Coal Strike Turmoil Spurs Arrests At Tompkina Site
Widespread strike actions at abandoned openings near Pittston led to coal sales but arrests after authorities, led by Superintendent Jopling, seized mining tools. A relief fund drive faced merchant resistance as workers sought aid.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Tompkina
Chambers
Jopling
Herbert Davis
Emporia
Wan
W. F. Howell
Elizabeth Street
D. M. George
Clyde Park
David Jones
Wales
Old Worge
Hamtown
David G. Evan
York Young Men's Christian Association
Evang
Scranton
Harvard College
Atlantic School of Osteopathy
Wilkes-Barre
Huston
Fritz Weber
Weat Fide Presbyterian Church
van Tayle
West Ste
Mary Uttredt
Frederick Carpenter
Rochester
Six Years of Suffering Ended by Inexpensive Remedy
Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas recounts a six year battle with severe diarrhoea. After costly doctors failed, she tried Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from an advertisement and was cured at a cost of only a few cents. Available from all druggists.
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Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Bosique Courty
Wing
Harford Residents Welcome Visiting Relatives and Friends
Harford Aug. 7. Leon Tingley and sister Mrs Will Benning of Connecticut visit their mother Mrs Geo Tingley. Newtons of Binghamton attend a W. B. Hammond visit. Nicholson family from Waverly N Y on vacation with Mr and Mrs Sophia. Capron of Town guest of cousin Miss Nancy Streeter. Mrs Norman Conrad and children of Beranton visit G R Roessigue. William Shaffer wife from Peckville callers last Saturday. Maud Robbins vacationing with parents B D Sherwood while studying at Lackawanna hospital Scranton. Miss Ruth and Harry Jackson of Scranton visit friends. Clara Watson visiting grandparents in New Milford. W N Rogers wife and daughter of Scranton return home with sister Mrs Redfield of Chicago. Rev and Mrs C W Hawkins depart for Banger Me for vacation.
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Scranton Tribune
Harford
Leon Tingley
Will Benning
Connecticut
Geo. Tingley
Newton
Binghamton
W. B. Hammond
Nicholson
Waverly
N. Y
J. Sophia
Capron
Town
Missee Howell
Scranton
Maud Robbins
Ruth
Harry Jackson
Clara Watson
New Milford
W. N. Rogers
Rogers
Redfield
Chicago
C. W. Hawkins
Banger, Me
Gypsy social pictured in local town notices
Miss Jennie Warner of Nicholtown visits relatives in Scranton A. E Bush of West Scranton calls on friends Gypsy lawn social at the Epworth League July first on the mansion lawn Ice cream cake lemonade and candies will be sold Gypsy fortune teller to attend An interesting programme offered free if weather permits otherwise the church will host the event Services at the old Baptist church every Friday and Sunday evening Miss Lulu Ruehman of Dundaff visits friends in town
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Scranton Tribune
Pactorvyitle
Jennie Warner
Nicholwon
A. E Bush
West Scranton
Gi. W. Thornbaker
Green Ridge
Epworth League
Firnonage
Old Baptist Church
Cordiaalvy
Lulu Ruehman
Dundaff
Vissing
OLYPHANT Servicer to Be Held at St George's Hall
In Callender's hall Scott street this evening at 7 50 Rev Br J Haughton of Dunmore will lead the service. Attendees include Mr Mrs W D Parry Mr and Mrs David James and family Mrs Edward Vans Miss Melba Evans Ethel and Margaret Davis. Fragments mention Nay Aug Park visit and a theft case. A Hungarian named John Dolak was jailed after being caught stealing iron from Sterrick Creek breaker Peckville.
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St. George's Episcopal Mission
Callender's Hall
Scott Street
Br. J. Haughton
Dunmore
Wii
W. D. Parry
David James
Edward Vans
Melba Evans
Ethel
Margaret Davis
Nay Aug Park
Sterrick Creek
Peckville
John Dolak
Dolak
Bby
Junk dealers charged in Graney Island theft case
Myron and Marion Van Nort of Priceburg faced charges for buying iron from the Graney Island breaker. Evidence failed to prove guilt and they were discharged. Multiple local residents were noted in brief social items including Grace Pettigrew visiting Carbondale, the Williams family returning from Susquehanna Street, and others visiting relatives or traveling to Herrick Centre, Lake Poyntelle, and Nay Aug Park.
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Graney Island
Myron
Marion van Nort
Priceburg
Mien Grace Pettigrew
Carbondale
Mra. T. L. Williams
Susquehanna Street
Edeia
A. D. Haler
Jennie
Binkely
Herrick Centre
John Lloyd
Wilkes-Barre
Miex Harriet James
Blakely
Margaret Lewis
Beranton
T. Frank Jordan
Lake Poyntelle
BE. Watkins
Tastor
T. W. Watkins
John Gildea
Archbald
William Carter
Sau Snuoes Epent
Nay Aug Park
Local Social Notes From Peckville And Nearby Towns
Miss Mabel Patten of Carbondale returns home after a visit. Mrs Phinney and her daughter visit Mrs HL Thompson. A group outing at Camp Idlewild on Lake Chapman includes Myrtil Ritter Mabel Williams Jennie Williams Bosale Crale Bess Thompson Estella Bond of Honesdale. James Gillespie returns from York state. Typhoid fever confines N H Johnson. Florence Mathes guest of the Jenkins family with a surprise party. Fred Benjamin visits Moosic. Mrs FE Wilson of Scranton visits Peckville. Olive Murphy of Blakely returns from Stroudsburg. Estella Bond visits Forest City. Mrs Susie Budi hosts. Cassie Fast returns home after visits. Flossie Stage returns after six weeks with grandparents Levi Stage.
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Mabel Patten
Carbondale
Robert Phinney
Fitth
Mra HL. Thompson
South Main Street
Lake Chapman
Myrtil4 Ritter
Mabel Willams
Jennie WiLliama
Bosale Crale
Bess Thompson
Estella Bond
Honesdale
George Locklin
Marjorie
Lake Ariel
James Gillespie
York State
N. H. Johnson
Main Street
T Lorence Mathes
Jermyn
A. W. Jenkins
Fred Benjamin
FE. W. Wilson
Scranton
Olive Murphy
Blakely
Stroudsburg
Susie Budi
Matin Street
Forest City
Sadle Stage
Nuy Aur
Cassie Fast
Jennie Gosfurd
Flossie Stage
Levi
Baseball Scores from Major Leagues Reported
In Philadelphia Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia with 10 runs to 8. Batteries Leever, Smith, and O Connors faced Dugelehy and Doolin. At Boston Cincinnati and Boston contests show 4 to 9 outcomes with Phillips, Thielman and Yer gen. New York and Chicago game ended 36 to 1 with Williams, Wing and Bresnahan. Brooklyn vs Louis game featured ONeill and Dono van among others with 7 to 11 final. Umpires listed as Brow Irwin Lynch.
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Philadelphia
R.H.E. Pittsburg
Leever
Boston
R.we
Cincinnati
Ovonholds
Caolico
Phillips
Thielman
Yergen
Pittinger
Moran
Brow and Irwin
New York
Chicago
Williama
Wiing
Cronin
MacGinnity
Bresnahan
Emille
Scattered Rain in Cities and Game Officials List
Weather notes show rain in Detroit and Cleveland while St Louis hosts a game with umpire pairings and team staff. The text also references Chicago and Washington venues with multiple officials including Donohue Kahoe and Sheri dan, indicating a busy game day with several umpires and staff listed.
Sports Scores Across Cities And Teams
A compact tally lists Toronto six Rochester two Buffalo seven Montreal one Providence eleven Worcester Newark ten Jersey City based on a regional scoreboard. The fragment notes multiple city team results with no further context or dates.
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Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Providence
Worcester
Newark
Jersey City
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Today Summary
The roster shows today’s board for Delaware Lackawanna and Western with names and times including Carrigg Pushers Widner Houser Moran Murphy Bartholomew Magavern Gaffney Secor Stanton and session slots from 7 a m to 7 30 p m and 10 a m to 1 15 p m.
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Carrigg
Widner
Houser
Moran
Murphy
Trifling With Your Health Dr. Kennedy’s Worm Syrup
An advertisement extols Dr David Kennedy’s Worm Syrup as the most effective medicine of its kind sold by Sc Druggists. It markets a tonic claimed to expel worms and improve health, urging readers to consult druggists for purchase and use.
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David Kennedy
Henry P. Miller
Baptist Church
Spartenburg
S. C
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Blandout
N.Y
First Blood for Company Concluded on Page Nine
A defamed former employee sues for breach of contract after years of litigation. testimony centers on alleged unfair methods to suppress evidence and schemes to ruin J. W. Guernsey. Witnesses recount plans to counterfeit or misuse instruments and extort settlements as the trial proceeds.
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M. W. Guernsey
Warren
Guernsey
Mary E. Evans
Bronghamton
J. W. Guernsey
GB. I. Watson
J. W
Leonard D'Anna
Truliin
First Presbyterian Church
Villone
Linzie Dornley
Taylor
Travis
Doran
Agent Travis
John Mackreth
Wyoming Avenue
Scratton
Puggle Department Puzzle Promises Prize for Young Readers
Cut out pictures on this page each day and draw marks around the hidden object. Save them until Saturday then send them to The Tribune Puggle Department with name age and address. Six correct entries received first will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tribune
Puggle
I. Peete
Wanted room for eight men to write
WANTED a room with a table and chairs to accommodate eight men for writing. Must be cheap and central. Box 200 Tribune office. The election of officers and directors of the Citizens' Building and Loan association will be held at the association office No 414 Board of Trade on Tuesday Aug 12 142 from 8 to 9 40 p m Hl F ZIEGLER Sec
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Tribune Office
Citizens' Building and Loan Association
Board of Trade
Hl. F. Ziegler
Quick loans offered at Connell building by N V Walker
Advertises quick straight loans and building and loan options with rates from 4 to 66 percent. Contact N V Walker at 314 015 Connell Building for details.
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N. V. Walker
Connell
Dunmore Sealed Bids Sought for District Sewer Work
The Borough of Dunmore invites sealed proposals for construction of sewers in the Second Sewer District. Bids due by 8 p m on August 11. Plans and specifications through borough engineer James F Horin. A certified check of 3500 payable to August Wahlers guarantees contract execution if awarded.
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Dunmore
Borough of
James F. Horin
August Wahlers
Henry RB. Gilligan
Drinker St
Guernsey Impersonation Accusations Surface in Court
Mrs. Bellamy testified that M W Guernsey sought her help to uncover information to ruin J W Guernsey, citing the piano business clash and name coincidence. Plaintiffs lawyers said they will amend the injunction bill to include impersonation charges and seek further relief.
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Guernsey
M. W. Guernsey
Bellamy
J. W. Guernsey
Reward Package for Missing Item in Hazleton
A reward package containing a bracelet and racket is offered to Stephen D. Engle in Hazleton Pennsylvania. George W. Finn is listed with News phone 0s.
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Cn i
Stephen D. Engle
Hazleton
George W. Finn
News
Lawsuits Filed For Damages From Spring Floods And Streetcar Crash
Two suits by South Side property holders, represented by A A Chase, seek 9000 in damages for spring flood injuries. Plaintiffs W A McConnell and Michael Gaughran vs Wilkes Barre Scranton Railway Scranton Steel and Delaware Lackawanna Western. Richard B Dickson sues Scranton Railway for 50000 over Adams Avenue crash June 1 1901. Willam Webber sues Henry Berger for 5000 claiming he called him a murderer. August 4 1902 A Zimmerman represents the plaintiff. Michael Snee sues Justice Daniel Lynch of Carbondale township.
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A. A. Chase
South Side
W. A. McConnell
Michael Gaughran
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Railway Company
Scranton Steel Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Richard 8B. Dickson
D. Stuart
Michael Snee
Carbondale Township
Justice of the Peace
Daniel M. Lynch
Local Notices and Transport Schedules from Scranton Area
A crowded jumble lists businesses like THE BLK CAFS and SCRANTON HOUSE with European plans, cleaning services by A B Driggs, and Megarghh Bros printers. It also contains incomplete timetables for L. and S. trains and connections to Carbondale, Scranton, and points east, plus a note about tickets to New York and Philadelphia.
Twain on Writing and Typewriters Stirs Laughter
A New York Times quip recounts Mark Twain voicing sympathy for struggling writers. He jokes that while typewriters may prevent writer's cramp, they cannot cure the rot in the stomach, highlighting his enduring wit on literary toil.
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Mark Twain
Authorshiy
Bach
Mark
New York Times
Lehigh Valley Railways Schedules And Acceptances Details
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces train connections list with Philadelphia New York departures via D and H R R routes. Parlor and Pullman cars offered on multiple trains to New York Harrisburg Wilkes Barre and other points with intermediate stations and times. Tickets and reservations available at city ticket office 69 Public Square Wilkes Barre Pa and offices in New York South Bethlehem and Cortland Street New York.
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Gcyanton
Carbondale
Cados
Cahma
Cadosin
Scrante
Maem
Antic City
Baltimore
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pichi Aaem Vane Awelsil FP
Stranton Pa
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Sera
Philadelphia
New York
BE. V
Luna
White Haven
Hazleton
Ana
Soe Pottavilla
Bethlehem
Waston
Reading
Harrisburg
Snape
Tunkhannock
Towasita
Elmira
Tthaca
Seneve
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niaara Falls
Chicago
All Pointe
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphe
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
Ollin H. Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles
New Y A.W
Public Square
Central Railroad of New Jersey Train Schedule Effective 1902
The Central Railroad of New Jersey announces seasonal schedules effective June 29 1902 with trains from Beranton to New York Philadelphia and other points at 7 00 am 1 00 pm and 4 00 pm Sundays 2 10 pm and connections to Long Branch Ocean Grove and Harrisburg via Allentown and connections to Tamaqua and Pottsville. W G Bessler general manager M Burt general passenger agent.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
D. c
Avocen
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Rensling
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Tamaqua
Pottaville
W. G. Besslir
Co. M. Burt
Schedule in Effect June 16 1902 Scranton Trains
Schedule in effect June 16 1902 shows weekday departures from Scranton at 6 58 am and 9 47 am with through vestibule service from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville including Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches and connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and the West. An afternoon 4 35 pm through service to Hazleton Wilkes Barre Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh is listed with stops at principal intermediate stations.
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Philadelphia
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Philadelph
Pittsure
Hazleton
Bun«ag
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Mulberry Street
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Cedar Avenue
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Victor Koch
A. B. Driggs
Zeave
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Oseph Kuettel
Oll Lacka
Ote Scranton
Mira
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S.ee Eee
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Lackawanna Avenue
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J. G. Wood
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