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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1901

Page

8

End of the Silk Strike Nears as Carpenters Return to Work

Labor news reports most carpenters are now employed after a two year strike against the builders exchange. Thirty two signatories report settlements with major city contractors. eight hour day and thirty cent minimum wage granted to strikers, most workers have positions, some two hundred twenty five remain in the city unable to find work.

Lackawanna Station Builders’ Exchange Lutz Ute

End of silk strike looms as talks collapse at Mulherin mill

Local executive committee informed Mulherin and Judge's Taylor mill about the strike status. Girls refuse to return to work for now, while Judge doubts lengthy strike. He says workers have no real grievances and wages are already high. Strike fund receives $500 from Paterson silk workers. plans for an Armory social next week. Striking Simpson girls to meet at St Joseph's hall tomorrow.

Mulherin & Judge Taylor Mill Yesterd Lay Tribune Central Executive Committee Eeconomy Hall Paterson Simpson St. Joseph's Hall Minooka

Fence removal at Lackawanna station prompts track changes

The fencing between east and west bound tracks in front of the Lackawanna railroad passenger station has been removed to accommodate ongoing alterations. This update indicates the start of further construction work and track realignment to follow.

Lackawanna Railroad

Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children Ad

A vintage patent medicine notice touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children from Meriden and New York vendors. It claims to cure feverishness, worm issues, teething troubles, and regulate bowels, urging parents to buy widely.

Mother Gray York Froily Meriden Alligeiets 2Be Take Ue Vre Addiew Allen &, Vlusted, LeRoy

Daily Schedule of D L & W Board Items

The document lists MONDAY and TUESDAY schedules with multiple entries for Wild Cats Vast and other units. Times range from early morning to evening with names like Doherty AL Gilligan O Connor Bartholomew Monigany and locations Cayuga West East and Cayuga.

Wild Cats Vast Doherty East AL Gilligan I. Om M. Finnerty Stnumits Eleu J. Moniigany Aom West George Frounfellter W. OI Nichola A. East Carleg Cayuga McLune Weet Fron Thompson Puller W. Dunn McAllister Wooa Max W. W. Labirry

Plumbers Need Licenses Under City Order

Plumbers must obtain licenses before engaging in plumbing work in the city. A new Board of Examiners will be appointed and meet this week to set exam questions and schedule. Licenses cost five dollars for firms and journeyman plumbers pay fifty cents. fines for violations range from ten to one hundred dollars per day.

Director of Public Safety FP. Ly. Uitehcock Board of Examiners Muel Bureau of Ihensily W. J. Allen Bureau of Health W& Board of Examiners Hitchcock

Krause's Gold Cure Sold by All Druggists

Advertisement touts Krause's Gold Cure as safe and non disruptive to business, head, or hearing, claiming rapid relief and clear-headedness. It notes availability through all druggists and suggests asking for Kelly's union crackers.

Krause

Assignments of the Clergy List and District Allocations

The general conference announces 37 charges in the Owego and Wyoming districts with a long roster of presiding elders and appointed pastors. Notable changes include Rev. J. B. Sweet moving to Oneonta and Rev. H. McDermott succeeding him in Scranton, plus assignments across Owego, Binghamton, and surrounding towns and churches.

Cattell Wilson Treble St. Johns James Burk Monescile A. DD Iavid Simpking GD. Winter Pierce Hutler Oneonta B. Ripley William Frisby Thorpe Howe Owego Presiling Bol Smith W. J. Sting William Cargill A. D. Docker Wyoming Histeigt TC. Murdock Lom Dee Rhone G. RK. Vowel Triers of Appeals A. W. Cooper CL Traecock Stephen Day UL Pamons Francis Gendal Sabin Mo &Urdiam Mber Charmos Tae VI Dresser Y. Apalachin N. Y F. A. Martin Athen A. Benjamin Horton Thomas Livingtons Yorkshire Flomin Fide A. TS Crown Harford BL Keeney Hornbrook I. P. Howans LeRaysville Hocra Litchfeld K. N. Kline Little Meadows L. BE L. BE. van Hoesen, Lockwood, N. Y.—Levi Jennison. Mehoopany—J. Wy Price J. J. Smith Newark Valley N.Y I Aa Leacock Nichola F. A North Tioga P Mead Orwell D. H. Gridley Williams Filgar Rome N. W Skinner's Eddy J. W. Nicholson West Danby B. Tompkins Windham O. K. Lewis Wyalising A. J. Cook J. BR. Davis Spencer, No

Church and Conference Changes Stir Wyoming Area

Reid Fremnan of Binghamton visits Mrs Weaton in Scranton and Taylor. new pastor Dr McDermott seen as bright in conference while Dr Sweet’s popularity challenges him. Hale Fowler heads to Buffalo then Mexico for a conference. Wyoming conference makes extensive changes with nine of thirty three charges altered and one third of grostora swapping. Dr Gifu and Tein How bring new roles. Levenson named pastor at West Pittaton amid high regard. J B Sweet travels to Binghamton on minutes work.

Austin Griffin Pontoffier Pittston Alderon H. L. Ellaworth Ashley A. J. van Cleft Askam—1 Wagner Avoca I. M. Pascoe Carverton Clark Callendar Centermoreland Frank James Clark's Summit F. A. Warnock Courtdale Vorksville Dorranceton Connell Eaton Henry Wheeler Forts Fort Ripley Glen Lyon G. A. Warburton Kingston K. C. Murdock Lackawanni N. A. Green Luhman W. T. Blair Tamerne W. AL Wagner Maple Grove H. G Moosle J. N. Bailey Mountain Top Ash Street Nay Aug Austin Cedar Avenue F. PF Dote Court Street G. C. Lyman Elm Park C. M. Giffin Singer Hampton Street James Bonninger Providence G. A. Cure Simpson McDermott Shavertown L.T. van Campon Taylor O. B. Henry Tunkhinn H. G G. Harmed Pennsylvania Reid Fremnan Binghamton Wesean Huul Ava Plent Hale Fowler Bauijalo Mexico N.Y Wyoming Oneouta Gifu West Pittaton J. BL Sweet

Colonist Tickets Offer Half Price to Cali Arizona New Mexico

Desiring a trip to California, Arizona, or New Mexico may save as Southern Railway offers Colonist tickets at about half price through April 20. Tickets priced 4 4 4 4 and 6 50 from Washington and Philadelphia, with other points similarly reduced. Sleeper excursions depart from Washington on Monday Tuesday and Friday, with the Tuesday berth sleeper at 7.00 for two occupants, and personal conductors plus Pullman porters. Contact Charles N Hopkins, District Passenger Agent, Southern Railway, 828 Chestnut St Philadelphia for details.

California Arizona New Mexico Southern Railway Washington Philadelphia Southern Pacific Company Charles N. Hopkins Chestnut Street

Railroad Time Tables for Scranton to New York and Nearby Points

Scranton time table details list departures to New York Philadelphia and local connections, with multiple daily trains. It notes arrival times at Hoboken Philadelphia and Syracuse, plus service to Kingston Northumberland Plymouth and Montrose. Various fare and schedule figures are cited in a dense, fragmented OCR.

Delaware Lackawanna Western foutheIeave Scranton New York Philadelphia Stroudslany Ak Aerive Hobglon Ah Tain Vie Wes TOS Goi Bts Northie Hovanten Bullulo Oswege Syracuse Nicholson Minghamton Aleve Fi Scranton Iron Buffalo Ohha Bein Nichlson Montrose Waumis Scranton Northumberland Mymouth Kingstom Northumberdand Kingston Plymouth Anotoa Iy Northmaberhind Miynienth Cunday BOK South Pe Ik Leuva Sorapten Deeve Scuufon

Central Railroad of New Jersey Train Schedules Notice

A station notice lists New York city and regional departures from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre for November 25 1900. It details trains to New York Elizabeth Philadelphia Bethlehem Mauch Chunk White Haven Pittston and Wilkes Barre with morning and afternoon departures including express options and through tickets to Baltimore Washington Long Branch and Atlantic coastal points. The notice names U P Waldwin general passenger agent and M O Macsen con supervisor.

Baltimore Washington Pointe South Bethletion Long Branch Qeeun Grove Wehanont Warersturg Altontown Spa Palais Twhkeld Fovite Eaet U.P. Waldwin Gen. Pas Age Olmacsen Con Supe

Unclear OCR Rail Timetable Fragments Reference

Fragmented list fragments show station names and times in a transit timetable. References to Delaware and Hudson, Carbondale, Huntsdale, Wilkow, Paraniton, Lowell, Pennsylvanian routes appear amid garbled digits. No coherent story, but expected schedule details for multiple origins and destinations.

Delaware and Hudson Carbondale Huntsdale Iain’ Te Vorkl LW. Pointe Li P Fenavisoila Ry Polite Mbany Peinia Norihe

Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Note

Train times listed for routes including Hawley Newburg and New York via Etlept Sept 17. Early morning service around 70 a m with 910 p m final departure, intermediate points noted.

Erie Wyoming Valley Hawley Koosib New Yorks Newburg Toranton

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