Peace Negotiations Resume In Mine Strike Talks
The mine strike commission returns to hearings with Bishop Spalding Judge Cray and others arriving to resume talks at 10 o clock in the superior court room. Editors say breaking off the negotiations pleased the public and that the commission should proceed to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Spalding
Bishop Hoban
Cray
Colonel Wright
General Wilson
Clark
Tarker
Watkins
Cedar Raplis
Hotel Jermyn
Messrs
Parker and Watkins
Superior Court
Thrge
Controversy Delays Commission Efforts Amid Uncertainty
The commission faced criticism as it pursued efforts with little assurance of success and decided not to press further, citing impractical prospects and the lack of clear progress.
Tribune Announces Limited Edition Book From Antrhacite Strike Reports
The Tribu ne offers a limited edition volume compiling day by day reports from the Ant hracite Strike Commission hearings. The multi hundred page book will be sold at $1 per copy and printed as soon as the commissioners render their decision. Orders to The Tribune are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Strike Commission
The
Tribune
Aule
Stipp Wins School Wall Contract After Bids Considered
Aton board of control review of bids for a retaining wall at No 11 school selects Peter Stipp for $2200 over Ruddy and Woelkers Bielman. The board defers action on adjoining properties at the Home for the Friendless site and moves funds to cover text book bills. Heating delays at No 25 school prompt referral to committee. Vencotian blinds to be installed at No 9 and No 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton
Board of Control
No. 11
M. J. Ruddy
Peter Stipp
Woelkers & Bielman
Stipp
T. J. Jennings
High and Training Committee
Langan
Text Book Committee
Christmas
Haggerty
No. 25
Harris
Personal notes of travel and visits across several cities
Dr and Mrs Al Be Ware returned from New York. Miss Jessie Duwwhburn of Carbondale visits Green Ridge friends. Mr and Mrs Valentine Bliss of Sanderton avenue left for New York and Paterson. P P Smith of Monsey avenue returned from a southern trip to Tennessee. Mrs Chase wife of A A Chase left to visit friends in Buffalo Berlin and Toronto. Mr and Mrs Linton Pettebone and J W Pickard of Cleveland guests of Miss Luella Williams at Hotel Jermyn. Mr A S Hodges of Mulberry street leaves for Henderson NC. Miss A A Affleck of Hartford Times visits brother Mailcarrier Affleck of 1625 Penn avenue. Judge Onlire A A Vosburg returned from New York City and attended Arion Musical festival events in BrookIan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Be Ware
New York
Jessie Duwwhburn
Carbondale
Green Ridge
Valentine Bliss
Sanderton Avenue
Paterson
N. d
P. P. Smith
Monsey Avenue
Tennessee
Chase
A. A. Chase
Buffalo
Berlin
Toronto
Linton Pettebone
J. W. Pickard
Cleveland
Luella Willams
Jermyn
A. S. Hodges
Mulberry Street
Henderson
N. C
A. A. Affleck
Muartford
Conn
Times
Affleck
Penn Avenue
Bachelor Apartments in the Y M C A Building
Applications are now being received at the Young Men's Christian Association office for rooms in the building. Prices range from 5 to 18 dollars per month depending on location. Rooms will be assigned in order of application. Secretary Young Men's Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Ciristhin Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Surgeon Practice Notes for Dr Lindabury at Connell Building
Dr Lindabury a surgeon specializing in diseases of women. Office at 215 Connell Building. Hours listed as 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Cigare-Headquarters and Coursen referenced in the ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindabury
Connell Building
Tod
Jenkins Case Seeks Delinquent Tax Collector Salary
In Scranton M W Lowry as referee heard George W Jenkins claim salary for thirteen months from July 1 1901 to July 31 1902 as delinquent tax collector. Jenkins says he was never formally removed. city argues appointment of a successor voided his claim. Hearing to continue with City Solicitor Watson and ex Recorder James Moir testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Lowry
George W. Jenkins
Scranton
Watson
Jenkins
Supreme Court
J. W. Carpenter
Mr. Jenkins
James Moir
Moil
Robinson
Connell
Local Man Bolick Andrepski Held on Four Charges
Bolick Andrepski of 622 Mineral Street was arrested on four charges after allegations by August Spencer and Nifa Folka that he stole an overcoat and an umbrella. The suspects formerly roomed at 429 Raymond Court with Andrepski and are joined by Mrs. Julia Rogers and Mrs. Pauline Nayuk who accuse him of defrauding them. Magistrate Millar committed him to the county jail in default of $300 bail per charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolick Andrepski
Mineral Street
August Spencer
Nifa Folka
Andrepski
Raymond Court
Julia Rogers
Pauline Nayuk
Millar
Republican primary for city recorder and ward vigilance committees
A Republican primary election will be held January 15, 1902 from 4 to 8 p.m. at regular polling places to nominate a city recorder and ward vigilance committee members. Nominees must register with E. F. Chittenden at 510 Lackawanna Avenue by December 20, 1902 and pay the assessment by December 27, 1902 to appear on the ticket. The city committee urges nominations for ward and election officers to occur at the same time and place with the vigilance committee in a separate box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
Ward
Chittenden
Lackawanna Avenue
Vigilance Committee
E. Chittenden
Chatman Republican City Committee
Miss Le Vay Presents Dec 2 Millinery at Hotel Jermyn
Miss Le Vay at the Hotel Jermyn showcases advanced mid winter millinery styles and fancy stock collars on Tuesday December 2 as part of a fashion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Vay
Jermyn
Fur and fashion event at Hotel Jermyn features Mrs Bloom
Mrs R Bloom representing Lt Alone golies of 736 Broadway New York will display a full line of fine furs and Per gian jackets at wholesale prices at Hotel Jermyn Tuesday Dec 2 in Room 16. John Godmosel, former Griffith barber, joins A H Youngs new barber shop at 4 Spruce street offering first class service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Godmosel
Grifith
A. H. Young
Spruce Street
Last Chapter in Noted Case Ends With Deals and Nol Pros
In a quarter sessions court the proceeding for J J Maloney and associates closed with near guilty verdicts and nol pros. E J Maloney faced bribery counts tied to councilmen F W Izelmann and Simon Thomas. E Wayland faced obstructing justice charges. Thomas’s perjury and bribery cases were not pressed as prosecutors wrapped the big scandal over the Lackawanna Telephone franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Maloney
5. E. Wayland
Thomas
J. J. Maloney
FE. Wayland
Simon Thomas
Lackawanna Telephone
Maloney
Wayland
Lackawanna Company
Grand Jury
F. W. Iizelmann
Common Council
Zizelmann
Lst
Coal records set as 1041 cars mined in one day
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western company mined 1041 cars in a single day, with mines operating at capacity and all orders filled as fast as possible though demand exceeds supply. Also notes Christmas novelties sale at Hotel Jermyn on December 3 4 5 and mentions Mrs Redlek of Pittsburgh returning to the Board of Trade building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Jermyn
Devender
Redlek
Pittsburg
Paine's Celery Compound Praised For Nervous Cure
A testimonial from Lucy Regalades of Mon troy Mexico credits Paine's Celery Compound with curing her nervous suffocation and sleeplessness after failed other medicines. She describes immediate relief after using six bottles and now considers herself completely cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Lucy Regalades
Abasolo St. Monthey
Mexico
Neal
Mr. Dias
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Washington Ave
Mecargel & CO
By Mai
Snl
Dime Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, PA
Hardenbergh School
E. C. Dean
Connell Bldg
Echoo
Y &. Barker
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers’ Union
Baer
Truesdale
Olyphant
Fowley
Nicholls
Durty
Pahy
Commission
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
St. Luke’s Parish House
Troversy
Onlire
A. A. Vosburg
New York City
Sexslois
Brook Ian
Y. M
Bolace
Key West
Rowlin
Porta Rico
Fing
E. G. Coursen
Lackawanna Ave
Municipal League
City Hall
Ware Las
Board of Trade
Middjenan
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Spruch Street
Santa Claus
Corner
Washington
Spruce ST
Paine’s
Diamond Dyes
Furington, Vt
Atkin
Our
Franklin Ave
Mercereau & Connell
the Prendergast Store
Gibson
Christy
Remington
R.E. Prendergast Stationery
Washington Avenue
F. L. Crane
Alaska
Hudson Bay
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