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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1901
Page
2
Industrial and labor notes report very brisk sailing and coal shipments. Three ships reach Duluth Superior with about 670 tons, while dockside presses note limited coal sizes and ongoing supply concerns for the winter trade.
Workers on the Lackawanna railroad receive instruction from J. Hy Smith at the Railroad Young Men's Christian association on the new train rules. The company aims to have all employees, including firemen brakemen engineers and conductors, updated on the forthcoming operating rules and wage-related transportation benefits.
The city could raise indebtedness by at least 780000 without voter consent once the new assessment is completed. Current net city debt sits around 450000, with estimates varying on the future valuation. Some argue 7000000 is closer to reality while others push for higher figures. The council would gain authority to incur debt up to two percent of assessed value, bypassing public approval on a one third basis of the valuation. If pursued, new debt could reach 2300000, while the existing debt would be 1 million under current conditions.
The second week of the quarter session opens this morning in three courts with Judges Edwards Kelly and Whelton presiding. Some defendants face lower grade crimes. several cases carry sentences or deferrals. Multiple defendants are noted for guilty or not guilty verdicts, with fines, sentences, or acquittals to follow in subsequent sessions.
The item describes a Knights of Malta gathering in Renee with remarks on a Thanksgiving evening, a formal address by high officers, and a parade by the Uniformed nationally tied group No. 12 Wilkeweltavey to Susquehannan commander No. 15. It notes attendees from multiple councils and a sequence of ceremonial activities and movements.
Ticket agents of the Lackawanna railroad will sell special round trip tickets to New York City by regular trains December five, with five days for return and one fare plus one dollar. Includes notices and calendar references.
A lengthy transcription presents the draft and debate around a key legislation bill. It covers committee referrals, judicial review, eligibility criteria, and procedural steps for enactment, including amendments and potential penalties by district. The text references U S Congress and court considerations, outlining the bill’s scope and constitutional framing.
Mounting pocketbooks and Reynolds Bros promote travel planning via the Lackawanna railroad agent. He arranges all details from transportation to baggage handling and provides literature and records. The Philadelphia centrefold says New Jersey Centre easing travel. Philadelphia timetable notes Ta oma departure and California changes.
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