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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1901
Page
4
Delegates from unions including carpenters and wool workers gather to discuss tactics for stronger labor action. The committee considers federation of metal trades, jurisdiction fights, and a possible single body to coordinate actions across crafts while addressing exclusions and leadership reappointments.
A reader advertisement warns about false kidney remedy claims and a sham bid for cure. The note cites suffering from back pain and fatigue over years, urging people to beware of dubious pills sold by unknown dealers.
A city owned Convention Hall hosts a raffle during a yearly event. Numerous organizations participate and receive inscribed buttons. Delegates from Alvenie and cities including New Orleans Richmond San Francisco and Salt Lake City attend events and meetings.
A sacred concert in the Lyceum entertained visiting delegates to a convention. President Samuel Gamers, Secretary Frank Morrison, and federation officials attended. Lita Chirogin’s contralto impressed, with encore prompts and tunes including Ave Maria. Accompanists included F H Whimayer, Miss Conway, and Haydn Means, plus a mixed quartet performing folk medleys.
A large audience gathered yesterday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church in Annerivgn to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Louis Kossuth’s arrival in America. Speeches by Julius Harmborske and Rev. Leagan honored Kossuth, detailing his influence on Hungarian liberty and his plea for Americans to support democratic values.
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