Miners Idle as Foreign Strike Shuts Hazleton Mines
At Hazleton Pennsylvania two thousand miners walk off in a heated strike at Coleraine and Beaver Meadow collieries. Hungarians and Italians seize control, forcing closure of mine cars and breakers. English speaking workers stay idle. broader sympathy strikes ripple to nearby mines as authorities fail to restrain the unrest.
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Hazleton
van Wickle
Coleraine
Beaver Meadow
No. 2 Collery
Ujen
Liceses
Coal and Iron
Diackemitha
Milnesville
Supreme Court
Bie Run
Punxsutawney
Reynoldsville
du- Holes
Striking Miners Resume March Toward De Arnmilt Mines
On Jory 27 the strike leaders resume marching after a daybreak gathering of about 200 campers visiting the miners at Center Unity and Clarks. Deputies report no interference as three men under arrest for contempt await a higher court ruling.
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de Arnmilt
Sen
Unity and
Clarks
Young
Ciefs
de <Armit
Isolation
New Texas
Ine
Slabtown
Unity
Twenti
Kersten
Baile Jumper Captured After Clever Police Work
Altoona August 27 Chief of Police James Foust reports the arrest of pawnbroker W H Kelly after a clever detective operation. The suspect was previously taken into custody on a felonious assault charge involving a 13 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
James Foust
W. H. Kelly
Kelly
Fugitive Suspect Captured in Marquette After Escape
A year-old girl in his employ was mentioned as part of the case. The man was convicted and, awaiting a new-trial motion, jumped bail. Authorities located the fugitive in Marquette Michigan and plan to bring him to the jurisdiction tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foust
Marquette
Mich
Orders Consolidated in Reading to Form United Sons and Daughters
A joint session in Reading yesterday between national and executive boards of two patriotic orders approved consolidation plans. They scheduled a national convention at Pottstown on October 4 to finalize the merger and appoint temp delegates. The new group will be the United Sons and Daughters of America with about 4000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Rajah Temple
Patriotic Order of the Daughters of America
Patriotic Order of True Americans
Pottstown
United Sons and Daughters of America
Mia
Mary Smith
Maud Chunk
Randolph Jones
Scranton
Theodore Harris
Philadelphia
H. C. Hoover
Hooverton
George P. Bmith
Chicago
Maury Addins
Akron
Mra, Robertson
Newburn
N.Y
Two Women Drowned Found Near York and Markham Station
Two drowned women were found within hours of each other. In York Haven Olive Stewart is thought missing and may be the victim found in a secluded pond. In Media a well dressed unknown woman about 40 was found face down in shallow Chester Creek near Markham Station.
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York
York Haven
Olive Stewart
Chester Creek
Markham Station
Central Division Railand
Gray Haired Heroes Meet at 141st Regiment Reunion
Towanda August 27 The 141st Pennsylvania Volunteers held its fourteenth annual reunion at New Albany. Ninety four answered roll call the largest reunion yet with twelve members dying this year. Commander H J Madtil Towanda was re elected president with Kilmer view president Craft secretary and Horton treasurer. Next meeting set for Laceyville on the last Wednesday in August 1808.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
141St Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers
New Albany
Peach Orchard
Gettysburg
Companioes
H. J. Madtil
G. W. Kilmer
David Craft
W. T. Horton
Laceyville
Death on a Runaway Car at Glen Union Lumber Yard
In Lock Haven on August 27 three Italian workers from Glen Union Lumber rode a truck down a steep graded line to their shanty five miles away. The vehicle lost control and crashed into a timber car. Barney Sallie died from extensive injuries, George Julian suffered a fractured skull multiple fractures and internal injuries, and Nick Figet sustained a hip contusion and internal injuries with uncertain recovery.
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Lock Haven
Glen Union Lumber Company
Barney Sallie
George Julian
Nick Figet
Chased by Unclothed Man in Philadelphia Streets
Horace Davis a 38 year old from 725 Cherry Street became demented yesterday afternoon and escaped home in a nude condition. He chased women through South Camden streets until apprehended by Officer Hyde and by citizens. Davis was sent to City Hall for safety after injuring his head months earlier from a roof fall.
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Philadelphia
Horace Davis
Cherry Street
Camden
Hyde
Davis
Prohibition Party Opens Campaign in Spring City
The Prohibition party opened its campaign with Dr. B C Swallow candidate for state treasurer delivering the main address before a large Spring City crowd and speaking at Royersford in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring City
Prohibition Party
B.C. Swallow
Farmer James Eshtach Drowns Self Near Boyertown
James Eshtach a well known farmer age 67 living near Boyertown Reading Pa drowned himself in a creek six inches deep Aug 27. Cause listed as health deterioration and self action.
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Reading
James Eshtach
Boyertown
State Snapshots From Various Local Accidents and Notices
Coal mine incidents near Bla mokin and Meghetan report falls and injuries as Sallie miners return to work. A derailment wreck at Meid ing Bamuel 4d causes injuries to Katemoan and two friends. Post delivery disruption in Connelleville on January 1 1843 described with carrier issues. Adaline Kenyon dies in Phiteton from a paralytic stroke. A Potteville officer reports a suspect with concealed weapon. local police suppresses a planned crime. Professor W T Rountley dies after being struck by a freight train in Millerstown Perry county. Marriage licenses issued in Lan caster for John Sherizer and Annie Coble both of Mount Joy. A fish syndicate pays for privilege to stock Simon Anetine mill dam with carp bass and vat figh.
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George Kranie
Hictory Swamp
Blamokin
Wat Wickle
Heaver Meadow
Colerain Colleries
Meghetan
Meiding Bamuel
Katemoan
Connelleville
Alice
Adaline Kenyon
William A. Law
Phiteton
Potteville
W. T. Rountley
Millerstown
Perry County
Lancaster
John Sherizer
Annie Coble
Mount Joy
Nappera
Simon Anetine
Winewerville
York County
National Sons of America Convention Opens in Reading
The National convention of the Sons of America met in Reading with delegates from Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Colorado Illinois Ohio Indiana and other states. National President James A Kilton of Denver Cal delivered the annual address praising Americanism and the organization. F P Spiexe reported total cash on hand of 484774.07. The convention adjourned to executive session as state reports indicated prosperity.
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Reading
National Convention of the Sons of America
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Colorado
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
James A. Kilton
Denver
Cal
F. P. Spiexe
Philladelphia
Ftates
Porter Marion Bruyvesandt Held in Wilcott Murder Case
Philadelphia August 27 Marion Bruyvesandt a colored porter was committed to prison to await grand jury action after a coroner's inquest into Major William C Wilcott's murder on August 16 at Walnut Street The verdict said death came from hemorrhage due to violent heating though identity of assailants remained unknown Coroner Ashbridge said Bruyvesandt may not be connected and he is jailed pending grand jury review
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Philadelphia
Marion Bruyverandt
William C. Wilcott
Walnut Street
Marion Bruyvesandt
Ashbridge
Daughters of America Hold National Convention
The annual national convention met with executive sessions led by Mrs. George K. Smith of Chicago. Delegates from Illinois Ohio Indians and other states attended as reports showed rising membership. Elected officers include Mrs. Smith president Mrs. Lucy Harkey Adams vice president and others for key roles. The consolidation with the Order of True Americans is slated for a joint convention in Pottstown next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of America
George K. Smith
Chicago
Ilinois
Ohio
Pottstown
George BP. Smith
Lucy Ha
Shops Closed by Strike Halfway Across Line
Lubois Aug 27 Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railway shops here closed indefinitely due to filbers strike. Freight mainly coal haulage halted. no coal to ship, no repair work. About two hundred shopmen and many railway workers idle, losses of about $2 per day to residents. Miners may meet Monday to reconsider strike decision.
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Lubois
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Farmer shot after chicken theft attempt in Ashland
William Long, a wealthy Numedia farmer near Ashland Pennsylvania, was shot last night by a man who tried to break into his barn after screeching chickens drew him. The assailant fled, no clue found. Long is seriously ill but expected to recover.
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Ashland
William Long
Numedia
Here
Long
Pair of Suspects Detained in Beaver Home Robbery
Reading police report details a burglary at the home of Nicholas Beaver with stolen goods valued at 310. Mrs. Beaver awakened to find a man fleeing from under the bed who fled the scene and leaped the back fence. Officers Saylor and Greth later arrested Jar Sweeney and John Burk on complicity charges.
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Reading
Nicholas
Beaver
Saylor and
Greth
Jar Sweeney
John Burk
Thief steals valuables at Chanteauqua Inn in Eagle's Mere
A sneak thief entered the Chanteauqua Inn during a guestless period at Eagle's Mere and stole money from Miss Anna W Williams superintendent of Philadelphia kindergarten schools. He attempted to seize a valise with jewelry but was detected and fled, dropping the bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle's Mere
Chanteauqua Inn
Anna W. Williams
Philadelphia
Night assault alarm near Hoyertown
Reading reports Miss Little Alt house near Hoyertown awoke to a noise in the night. A man leaned from her window, a knife lay on the bed, and a ladder connected the ground to the room. She screamed and was struck on the head as help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Local Pension Claim Linked to Davis Capture
Isaac Billman of Zero Township aided in the capture of Jefferson Davis while serving with the Seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry. He visited Shamokin on August 27 to consult a pension agent about his service connection.
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Shamokin
Isaac Billman
Zero Township
Relason
Billman
Pennsylvania Cayvalery
Jeffergon Davis
Wrote Messages in Blood Swindler Arrested in Doings
Frank Dolan, a young man from Trenton, was arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses after authorities found messages in blood. The incident occurred as part of a swindle involving alleged cults and financial deceit. Dolan faces charges and is in custody for further proceedings.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank Dolan
Munyon's Fever Cure Ad Offered Free Medicine
An advertisement promotes Munyon's Fever Cure and other remedies claiming to cure fevers and croup in children. It invites readers to write to Professor Munyon at 1604 Arch Street Philadelphia for free medicine and details a separate cure for each illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungon
Manyon
Prof
Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Man Slashes Throat in Cell Aide by Bloodied Notes
A inmate wounded himself with a penknife in his cell last night. Officer Geller found him bleeding heavily this morning and he was taken to Mercer hospital where doctors expect recovery. The man had scribbled notes blaming mental illness and asserting a friend as his sole ally while details accuse him of swindling by soliciting paper subscriptions.
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Geller
Dolan
Delan
Mercer Hospital
Belloved
Flynn Vies to Replace Griffin for Clerk of Courts
Rumor spread in Arch Bald that John P Flynn, an unsuccessful jury commissioner candidate, might replace M H Griffin on the clerk of the courts ticket. State-makers favored Flynn while Frank Doherty supporters blocked the move. Party leaders offered no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John £. Flynn
Archbald
M. HH. Griffin
Mr. Flynn
Frank Doherty
Handley Heir Inquiry From Roscommon Relative
Miss Princes Neary of Orange, New Jersey writes to Chief of Police Hobling from Roscommon Ireland seeking particulars about the late Judge Handley and the disposition of his wealth. She notes a Roscommon, Ireland contact claiming to be Handley’s nearest relative is eager for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Princes Neary
Orange
Nv J
Judge Handley
Roscommon
Treland
Tandley
Board of health inspects Providence reservoirs with city officials
The board of health visited the Providence Gas and Water company reservoirs for the annual water supply inspection. Mayor Dailey, Secretary Murray, Health Officer Alien, Sanitary Officer Burke, and Food Inspector Cullen joined, leaving City Hall at 9 in carriages for Chinchilla and the dam upstream. further inspections are planned for next week at Scranton Gas and Water reservoirs.
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Board of Health
Providence Gas and Water Company
Dailey
Murray
Alien
Burke
Cullen
City Hall
Chinchilla
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Claim Stokes Ownership Of Crystals In Dam Fight
Arbitrators began the ad judication of a 422010 damage suit filed by William Williams of Carbondale against Crystal Lake Company. Williams claims ownership of stones taken from Solomon Ellig farm at Dana to build a dam and seeks salt rights. Attorneys H Burns and A M Strepter represent the plaintiff while B & Price and H C Butler defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake Company
William Willams
Carbondale
Solomon Ellig
Duna
Williams
H. Burns
A. M. Strepter
Price
H.C. Butler
Lawsuit Over Arrest In Illegal Fishing Dispute
William N. Clark through Vosturge Dawson sues Ed win Northup and Eugene Reed of Dalton for 5000 damages claiming unjust arrest for illegal fishing. He alleges the defendants assaulted him on April 16 and took him to Justice FL M. Franchy who fined him five dollars, causing 5000 in injuries.
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William N. Clark
Vosturge & Dawson
Edwin Northup
Eugene Reed
Dalton
Justice of the Peace
M. Franchy
Burglars Loot Clark Summit Shoe Store
Burglars entered Edward Welse's Clark Summit shoe shop Thursday night by sawing out a door panel and stole forty pairs of shoes. A lookout was requested from the city police station as the gang fled in a wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Welse
Clark’s Summit
Dissolution Notice of Wall & Harratt Business Sale
Lewis Barratt successor to Wall & Harratt announces dissolution of the business at 11 M2 South Main Scranton shows sale of furniture stove and fixtures. Harry Wall liable for debts tied to Wall & Harratt. Barratt holds power of sale and collection authority for same.
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N& Ick
Lewis A. Barratt
Wall & Harritt
South Main Avenue
Scranton
Con
AalLooh
L. Wall
Ail Wall & Harrath
Lewis Barratt
Kui Hrit
Lewis Barrath
Lewis Baiklaty
al Ababa
FORK SALE AND ADVERTS UNDER THIS HEAD
Several local business offloads feature a closing sale at 645 Washington Avenue with stock from bicycles to fine horses. Items include a pair of dark chestnut horses listed at Everett's Stable and a trap priced cheaply at 14 Penn Avenue. The notices advertise quick sales as the business pivots away from operations.
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Everett
DLI Gourk
For Sale Desirable Lot With House On Rear
Desirable lot with a house at 615 N Washington Ave, Quincy. Owner leaving the city. sale noted near Gol Quincy Ave. Property currently available for purchase.
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Washington Ave
Quincy Ave
Rent store and offices on Spruce Street offered by Gregory
Foe RENT-STORE at 614 Spruce Street near central area with steam heat. Also available fine second floor offices suitable for a doctor or lawyer. Appointment by MAL Gregory at 605 Board of Trade Building.
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Spruce Street
Second Moor
Apuly
Mal Ran Gregory
Board of Trade
FANTED SECOND HAND OOAK ROLL ROLL
Unclear fragment mentions a desk and address with Tribune branding. No clear person, organization, date, or event readable. Summary notes a desk item tied to a Tribune context, but specifics are not present in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
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York and
Delaware Counties
Dr. Swallow
Sons OF America
Marion Stuyvesandt
Major Wilson
Eagle’s
Jef Davis
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Flynn
Griffin
Archbald Wan
Handley
Health Board
Williiam Williams
W.N. Clark
Clark Summit
London
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L. M. Gates
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Efactory Clearasuk
Penn Avenue
the Tribune
Pintriau
the. Crescen Chemical Co
Dearborn St
Aume Importing CO
Lippincott Building
Hank
Dox
Boston
Mass
QAL
Theral Additional Commissons
K. Evans & UC
Joan Wedderbuln & CO
Washington
Clifton Lowp
Cincinnati
Pyanren
Edward C. Pish & CO
Borden Hwiowk
Chicaga, TM
Atlys
Richmond
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Eli J. Davies
Short Avenue
Nichols Heights
Lorraine
A.A. Nichols
Clark's Summit
Hideo Heath
Adys
Waskees
EP. Kingshruty
Clay Avenue
M.A. Stelbins
Lawrence, Mich
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Snyder
Stan Mango
Joho Street
Adva
M `Adame Jouneon
Breck Court
Wwe
Racine Fire Engine CO
Racine
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National Publishing CO
Lakeside Building
Hox
Solicht Building and Loan
Sddress Penn
Care Tribune
Aeris Callestags
Glen Brothers
Chester
N. Y
Nichols
Naperville
Michigan Mfg CO
Gents
van Boren St
Jefferson and
Monroe Ave
Jones
Fia
Sprucie
Boare
Simpson & Watkins
OTICE
Mount Lookout Coal Cemny
Scranton Savings Bank and Trust Company
Scranton Savings Bonk and Trust Company
Mount Lookout Coal CO
GD. Simpson
Aldes W. Singeh
B.briggs
A. Briggs
N. Main Ave
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Adama and
Mulberry
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Hal
Cooper
Scranton Street
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Lackawanna Avenue
John Brows
Price Street
Swettand Street
Stuation
Mineral Street
Sand Banks
George M. Noll
Mtuation
Arent Hutcher
Jackson Street
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Gituation
Price Treet
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