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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1897

Page

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Growth of the Order and Gompers Speaks on Miners

The American Federation opens its seventeenth annual session in Nashville with over 100 delegates and British guests. Gompers urges unity, condemns injunctions against miners, defends boycotts, and discusses Latimer clash, dryly addressing labor rights, employer resistance, and potential reform.

Nashville Tenn American Federation Sereton Gompers Jock Wilton Edward Harford England Wilton Harford Railway En- Poyes William Almison Almison Inbor Committee On Credentials Gompeere

Reciprocity arrangements and treaty talks described

The piece outlines ongoing reciprocity arrangements and treaty talks under a special commission. It notes rapid debate, complexity of the subjects, and that final moves have been taken for settlements with several countries, but no agreement completed yet.

Washington Pee Stile Speciel Commikeloner Pyayis Botentary

British Steamer Glenovill Aground Near Delaware Breakwater

The British steamer Glenovill ran aground off the Delaware Breakwater while towed by the tugs North Amelia and Protector on November 10. About fifty feet of her bottom are in bad condition, and she must proceed to the dry dock for repairs.

Hrntich Agroand Delaware del. Dee Glenovlil Ricky Milladephia North Amelia Protector Ary

Rich Spaniards Hedge Autonomy Move in Cuba

Reports from Havana and Madrid say insurgent General Sanguilly has pledged services to the captain general as Spain seeks a unified reformist and autonomist front. Deputy Amblard travels to New York to press offers to the Cuban Junta, aiming to secure adhesion to a new autonomous cabinet.

New York Havana Vin Key West Fla Dew Sanguilly Marshal Blanes Madrid Cuba Amblard Mairi Manuel Rafael Aneul Culum Autono Mic Ait Culat Ambar Ravana

Haitian Cabinet Names and Official Proclamation

Port au Prince December 1 A proclamation lists the Haitian cabinet with M Autpete Tunenode as Minister of the Interior Dr Platsanwor Minister of Commerce and Finance M Brute 81 Victor Minister of Material Relations and War Ship Chab Lome VulbruaPresident of the Chambers Minister of Public Work Agden Line Cinainswtin Leconte Minister of Justice and Public Native Thon M Antoine Carmelo Washington December 6 Mr Lear states the new cabinet remains under formation and not yet complete in character

Taturiork M. Auptuete Tunenode Platsanwor Aterial M. Brute Victor Chablome Vulbrua Chambhiors Agden Line Cinainswtin Leconte M. Antoine Carmelo Washington Lear United) States

Lottery lies drive man to death near Shellpot Paris

Conrad Geeks, age not stated, hanged himself in woods near Shellpot Paris after suffering from what authorities call the deceit of lottery tickets. A coroner’s inquest will review the case as officials note the public mood against such schemes.

Withington Conrad Geeks Shellpot Paris Bhaly

Supreme Court tecons and Washington meeting report

Supreme Court tecons from Washington dated December 1 note a council gathering and preparations for a Christmas holy event. The report mentions the January schedule and a focus on local civic duties and church affairs.

Supreme Court Tecons Wacbington Breros Supreme Councill Moredin

Sympathy For The President In McKinley Maternal Funeral

Nancy Allison McKinley lies in state as streams of flowers fill Canton. Miss Helen McKinley, the president's sister, endures days of grief while messages of sympathy arrive from France to the White House and beyond. Funeral plans include hymns, prayers, and a brief address by clerics, with cabinet members and officials traveling from Washington to Canton to attend. The White House will limit visitor access as the nation mourns Mrs. McKinley, mother of the president.

Canton Nancy Allison McKinley Helen Mel Kinley Faure France United States Washington Aeolean Quartette BP Herbruck McKinley Quartette Dr Milliken Presbyterian Church Jesus Riper John Hall Trinity Lutheran Church Manchester Rey McAfee Broad Street Methodist Church Columbus Ohio Whehington Mie Weehington Penneylvania Alger Hobart J Porter

Prizes Awarded in Six Day Bicycle Race in New York

Winners in the six day bicycle race in New York were awarded prizes with Milley receiving 1700 dollars and others earning sums ranging from 75 to ouver 200 dollars. Several affidavits were presented by managers documenting the incident and a city surveyor testified to a measurement discrepancy of 27720 feet.

New Yyork Hale Milley Rite Solinteer Waller Peres Chale Chinnon

Big Slump In Wheat Markets Amid Trading Pressure

Traders watched December wheat fall as the market showed weakness after a brief rally. Prices dipped from weekly highs with offerings ranging around 74 and ending lower for the day as large arrivals in Chicago weighed on sentiment.

Death of Crown Point mine operator after accident

Michael Spangler, a leading business man from Crown Point Virginia, died five days after an accident at the Crown Point mine shaft near Ida Ho Forings. He lingered between life and death from a broken back caused by machinery entanglement. He was in his early sixties and prominent in the local community.

Touver Cl. Dow Michael Span For Crown Point Virginia Idaho Spangler Iy Sears Citvy Spangier Mvelvir Prenverty

Pittsburgh pastor joins Latchawann Presbytery church

At a New York meeting today Rev WK Harrow, pastor for eight years at the First in town, was transferred to the Latchawann Presbytery. He becomes minister at a church in Pitteton, Pa.

New York Dew WK Harrow Piret Latchawann Pitteton

New York and Westernland Names Appear in Vague Update

Fragmentary OCR lists places such as New York and Westernland with scattered terms like Dew Blowted Trave and AlywenyeAure vived. No clear event or action is discernible from the readable text.

New York Westernland

Duryea Fire Devours Dozen Buildings In Big Blaze

A morning fire in Duryea destroyed nine business places and four barns along Main Street. Simpson & Watkins store and several adjacent structures were lost, with Pittston fire units aiding. Estimated losses cited as 20,000 on building and 10,000 on stock, fully insured, while the blaze continued to burn at reporting time.

Duryea Disbarn Main Street Biy Simpson & Watkins Wihjchling Drill Percy Grumehaw DHL Bimpeon & Watkins Thomas Crimehan Hacken Doherty Simpson & Watking

Paris jury tampering inquiry halts trial

Excitement in Paris Kentucky as attorney J M Dickson asks to delay the Thomas Woodford will case to pursue an investigation. He alleges a witness has information about an attempt to influence the jury. The judge questions the information source under oath. the case is continued with possible further action against involved parties.

Thu Dee J. M. Dickson Defenidant Thomas Woodford Jamies E. Conte Judew Mew Dickson Dicksim Walford

Protests Over Prohibition Regulation Sparked by Stanford Leader

Professor David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford, criticizes a proposed U S regulation seen as provoking friction with Canada. He calls the measure abominable and notes its potential economic impact including a reported property value of several million dollars, highlighting risks amid political sparring.

Washington Dec. T David Starrwerdet Stanford University United States Johnsen North Dakota Canada

Unclear historic court ruling touching multiple cases

Fragmentary OCR text reports a high court proceeding involving a death sentence in Massachusetts and murders linked to a steamer voyage. Details are garbled, with names and locations partially readable, including references to officials and defendants in a maritime murder case.

Salon Supreme Court Thomps Hitler Mastachusette Cagniiin Nash Herrich Fulier Thosten Anwre Io BN Wielio Chates Mre Nuh Behter

Local Death Notice From Toronto Ontario

A terse obituary from Toronto Ontario reports the death of Le Heonlgun, a selected figure connected to Hewtithor and the heart family. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.

Toronto Ont Lee le Heonlgun Sleter Hewtithor Ielaw Iielty Tee

Unknown historical notice about local officials and schemes

Fragmented OCR text references Lelia, Pisani, Digeat, and various local topics including a new scheme by a Laval street commissioner and a local board of control. The readable items mention markets and neighboring county mapping but lack clear events or outcomes.

Tatiorit Locial Board of Control Arenion Laval Duneling Lackawiina County News

Civil Service Outlook The Work of Changing the Law Begins

Washington December outlook on civil service reform reports a special committee drafting a bill to gain broad support. Republicans favor modification rather than full repeal while Democrats and reformers seek change, aiming to secure two thirds in Congress and a presidential signature.

Washington Dee Hs Wtsu

Nine Hour Day Granted by New York Publishers

Samuel T. Donnelly announced at a New York union meeting that 102 publishers have granted a nine hour day. Notables include Cosmos Copolitan, Martin K Brown, New York Clinner, Frank Leslie, Frank V. Sifu, and others. About twenty offices are listed as already on the plan. additional conferences are planned with publishers tomorrow night.

New York Dec Samuel T. Donnelly Tarpographrlent Union Ghout John Brishon Walker The Cosmopolitan Alartin K. Brown Printing Company Willian T. Adkins New York Clinner Chestrated American Frank Leslie Punk & Waenall Hes C Borgevne Lockweinl Presa Nicol & Hovey Seer George BP Powell Frank V. Sifu Fiytes & Cash Frank Donnelly Leld Tehioriow Union

Great Nation's Weakness Speech by Comptroller Tokels

Comptroller Tokels spoke in St Louis about a Great Nation's Weakness criticising monetary and financial laws. He warned that weak monetary policy and loss of confidence could destroy credit, urging sound fiscal principles to prevent national insolvency and protect banks and commerce.

St. Louie Tokels

Unclear text fragment with political jargon and garbled names

The readable portion mentions a matter about prohibition days and a voting or testing week. It references names and places in a distorted form, making specifics uncertain.

Postal Bank Debated as Senate Sees Immigration Vote Delay

In Washington the House rumbles over a personal dispute between Hepburn and Norton as the Senate weighs an immigration bill and postwar bonds. Chairman Milburn recalls the president's mother as talk turns to a postal savings bank system to bolster home comfort and public finance. The pension debate and the test of a word in the pension roll dominate a session filled with committee reshuffles and deficiency bills.

Washington Dee Loder Mass Senate Clevelind Allen iNeh Lodge Garman Milburn Butler M. C Aostal Savings Bank Buch & System Muller Goran (Mal Thornie Evalle Coninites Severn Brativchea Weber Fa Tings Lom Ponnasivania Legit Rive Mio Terbutn Town Mir Notten Othe Norton Stout Hepburn Toode Wattle Metabet Hepinin Bingham Penieylvania Akhigl Evivil Servile Commission Gypsepriatheris Avoiniites Anneal Secicherd Naval Howe and Senate FTA Ulnar Congress Mesers

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