Evictions, Deaths, and Mine Disputes at Jeddo Hearings
Testimony recounts eviction of Coll family during strike at Markle & Co. mines, the death of his wife from exposure, and the care of an elderly mother in law. Other witnesses describe unlawful firings, wage cuts, docking, and non-union retaliation across Delaware and Hudson, Lehigh Valley, and Pennsylvania Coal Company mines.
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Commission
Mr. Darrow
Smith
James Gallagher
Gon
Luzerne County Asylum
Jacobs
Coll
Jeddo
Markle
Markle & Co
David Willcox
Delaware and Hudson Company
J. W. Brownell
Erie Company
Wolverton
Gowan
Lehigh Valley Company
Lehigh Valley
Hazleton
H. C. Reynolds
Dr. Rice
Gray
Delaware and Hudson
Pennavivinla
Neil McMonighe
B.D. Gallagher
Judge Gray
Crawford
John J. Shea
Andrew Hannick
Jedde
Mike Iolish
Hagleton
Mr. Reynolds
John Canaria
MacCarthy
Francis J. Gowan
Peter J. Gallagher
National Board
United Mine Workers For
Atv. Gallagher
Darrow
Supreme Court
Wilbur Thnd
John Markle
P. A. McDonald
BPI
McCann
Carpenter
Torrey
Willi H
George Taylor
Erie
Major Warren
William Earley
Parsons
Cube
James Allen
Grassy Is
Thomas Wilson
Old Forge
Pennsylvania Coal Company
John Balderson
Olyphant
Daniel McMillan
St. Aloysius ‘Temperance Society
Andrew Healey
Samuel Mullen
Grassy Island
Kidney Health Promise Prompts Free Test Sample
A Baltimore duo are claimed cured of kidney and bladder disease by Warner's Safe Cure. The Scranton Tribune offers a free sample bottle after a 24 hour urine test to reveal kidney condition and provide free medical analysis and guidance.
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Mr.w
Brent
J. A. Baum
Baltimore
Warner
Scranton Tribune
Medical Department
Warner's Safe Care Co
Rochester
Ike
W. C. Brent
Scranton ‘Tribune
Warner's Safe Cure claimed as kidney disease remedy
Advert for Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills promoting a non narcotic vegetable tonic for kidney liver and bladder diseases. Claims doctors prescribe it and it cures many ailments. offers bottles and a medical booklet, with testimonials and a mail order to Rochester New York. Full ad notes no sediment and asserts safety versus other cures.
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Warner
Warners
Tribune to publish edited volume of commission reports
The Tribune will compile the daily reports from the Ane Thraticite Suike Commission hearings into a convenient book. It will print hundreds of pages at eight by eleven inches, selling for one dollar each, as soon as the commissions render their decision.
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Couneil
Anethracite Suike Commissior
The
Tribune
Roosevelt First Year in Office Seen Through Two Party Lenses
The December North American Review presents two unnamed cable writers from Progressive Republican and Jeffersonian Democrat perspectives. They assess Roosevelt’s first year focusing on temperament, appointments, and policy, praising energy and executive capacity while noting cautious, principled judgments without partisanship. The Jeffersonian view hints at stance on Cuban reciprocity and China policy.
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North American Review
Roosevelt
de Lua
T Hat Ha
Sameone
Prometheus
Thos
Towa
Treasury
China
Alarm on power use under monica dore trine criticized
The piece criticizes adherence to the Monica Dore trine and cordiality toward Kenaland as a dangerous step. It condemns efforts to consolidate power via constitutional powers rather than an amendment and cautions against the Antimiedite Commission as a threat to federal institutions and democratic balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Monica Dore
Kenaland
Hare
Anthimiedte
Roosevelt
The Making of an Newspaper Becomes a Lesson in News Folly
Frank L. Blinehard discusses how the New York World published the sinking of the Victoria in 1893. He notes a dramatic bid for the full story, the Frenchman’s ransom request, and the World’s telegraphic race to print the first graphic account.
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Frank L. Blinehard
The
New York News
Board of Education of
New York City
New York World
Tripoli
South Africa
Iran
London
Tle
Buc
Artificial graphite made from coke and iron ore in electric furnace
The article states artificial graphite suitable for lead pencils and other uses is produced by heating a coke derived from petroleum mixed with iron ore in an electric furnace.
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G. B. Markle & CO
Mr. Torrey
Mike Baker
Forvemnuin
Mor. Torrey
Fee
Bridgewiter
Wiz
Kinesas
Lal
Meanklin
Made
Tate
Warker
al Heston
MR. AL Eal M
ALR
Samter Brothers
Scissor
Ingersoll
Washington Avenue
Tel