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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1899

Page

8

Jurors Drawn for January Term in Scranton Court

Sheriff C E Pryor and Commissioner Frank Dougherty drew sixty jurors for the January term of the common pleas court in Scranton. Wiggins was absent. Monday lists include Henry Pearce and many others from Scranton Dunmore Carbondale and other nearby towns with occupations such as miner clerk and farmer. The long roster spans multiple names and towns for the term starting January 8 1900.

C. E. Pryor Frank Dougherty Wiggins True C. BE. Pryor Common Pleas Court Henry Pearce Scranton Goo W. Yost Wagoner Wm. Hughes Miner Peter Zuruleh Dunmore Abraham Cook Dyer Wim H. Rosear John §. Davis Seranton Reese Watkins E. D. Jones B. B. Kenyon Greenfield H. F. Carling Joseph W. Sando W. H. Thomas Brakeman Carbondale Peter Schofield Joseph Liebmar Harry C. Pouwst Joseph H. Gray Samuel Feldman Wm. Hoar Madison Thomas Carey Weaver Wm. McNicholas Farmer Covington John Davis W. G. Rallies Lehigh H. Snyder James N. Pryor J. 4 Mattus N. Abineton Wm. Morris M. McMannis James McAndrew Archbald Victor Lauer Edlward McHale David W. Johns N. G. Snook Abington John W. Vaughan Ted Cullen Henry Lawler Jessup Reese Powell Rent Wilbur F. Waterman Old Forge T. F. Mason Stanley Newton Edward Gerry Michael Folery Rendham J. L. Taylor North Allington Thed Echet West Abington Dennis O'Hara Edward Connors E. Th. Ward Newton W. F. Davis Patrick Giileran Patrick Murray John A. Jones Taylor Patrick H. Murray Carbondeale George Knight Blakely Chauncey Derby Michael Kelly Giles Roberta Dalton John Quinn Frank J. McCann Patrick Cawley John FP Vaughn Thomas Moran A. A. Aires Richard Brennan Jessun James R. Kerrigan Scott John R. Thomas Scranson Thomas F. Ryan Henry Zelk Ransom A. P. Briggs H. L. la Rue Frank Decker Evan G. Watkins James McGowan Priceburg Benj Bosherfield John W. Schwenker G. C. Reis Dickson City Patrick Barrett Wm. Halderman Drayman Thomas J. Jones Wm. J. Matthews Walter W. Sykes Anthony Tiale Alfred Parry John L. Schroeder Joseph Wiler Fell Sia Vay Mannion Carbonat Joan J. Hastines W. HH. Fairclough T. N. Lewins George Lutz John A. Davis F. O'Malley Olywhant Thos, Blair Sutler Worth Job Harris John A. Wood Forge Fred Dimler Morgan Lake Frank L. Ross Huckster N. Abington Clarence Cramer John A. Murray Howell Jones Francis Jadee Wm. M. Jones Wm. Gordon Carbonedale Rev BT. Evans Thea. C. Griffin Thomas Grier Lott Ladwie

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Industrial Jottings From Factory Inspector Report

Governor Stone received James Campbell 1899 annual Factory Inspector report showing 182 407 more workers than 1894, 19 288 orders issued with 1427 noncompliant, 2228 accidents of which 17 were fatalities from boiler explosions and others in mills. Legislation to condemn unsanitary clothing improved conditions. 60 places identified since July 1, 1899. 111 complaints investigated about women and minors employed.

James Campbell William A. Stone Campbell Meo Department

Factory Law Compliance Report Details Proceedings

The investigation found many complaints valid with sixty hours weekly. After agreements to discontinue, no further action was taken except one firm whose case will go to the supreme court. The report lists statistics: 665,115 workers under factory law, 154,978 under 21, and 29,053 inspections conducted.

Supreme Court

Thomas Carroll Joins Lackawanna Division Office

Thomas Carroll is added to the office force of Division Superintendent R. C. Salisbury on the Lackawanna road. In Cleveland the 133 grade crossings stir abolition talk. estimated cost to remove them is 10.6 million dollars with railroads covering 6.5 million and annual guarding costs about 80 thousand dollars. George A. Cullen resigns to take the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western post. F. A. Wadleigh named general agent for the Western Passenger association in New York.

Thomas Carroll R. C. Salisbury Lackawanna Cleveland George A. Cullen General Western Passenger Delaware, Lackawanna and Western F. A. Wadleiith Western Passenger Association New York City

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