Elizabeth Otcryat Wile Vian and Arthur Hutchinson Chase to Wed
The marriage of Elizabeth Otcryat Wile Vian of this city and Arthur Hutchinson Chase of Washington DC will take place Friday at the bride’s parents home 200 School Street. The ceremony follows a week of visiting relatives in Philadelphia and Archibald. A large slate of officials and attendees includes Senator Veiga Representatives Ta Reynolds and former Speaker John A W Fave among many others from Archibald and nearby towns. The event marks a notable social gathering with civic figures in attendance.
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Waight
Lebanon
A. Waslay
Jefferson Avenue
Ad Mes
Real
Philadelphia
Leeds
Vine Street
Elizaleth Orytivat Wile Vian
Olays
Arthur Hutchineon Chase
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt Address Read At YMCA Meeting
Governor Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Carnegie Hall New York to the Young Men of the city. The YMCA meeting heard the address read by secretary George I Mahy who noted the duty to all men and to God using Romans 1 16 as a text. A full printed copy appears on the first page of this issue.
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Young Men's Christian Association
George i. Mahy
Carnegie Hall
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Muahy
Mr. Mahy
Roosevelt
God
Conservatory of Music Announces New Classes Start
The Conservatory of Music begins new classes on January 2. Course A runs at a price of $15.76 per day until June 19.
Strike ends as Scranton railway workers accept ten hour day
After negotiations led by Director Timothy Burke and President Clark, Scranton Railway strikers approve a new wage scale and a ten hour day. Barn men gain tailored pay while Carbondale workers keep a higher second year rate. dispatchers gain protections amid a peaceful return to service.
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Scranton Railway Company
Thei
Chirk
Maniager Silliman
Sabbath Strikes Lead to Car Attacks and Riots
On a Sabbath the strike sympathizers staged disruptive actions across the city. The Tribune reports negotiations for settlement fueled unrest as cars were assaulted with eight men put aboard and windows smashed. A Green Ridge suburban car was halted on North Adams Avenue near the Consumers' plant as hundreds gathered. Leaders boarded the vehicle and ordered the crew to flee.
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the Tribune
Deven
Company hires Philadelphia labor to bolster Wilkes-Barre strike force
Twenty three of twenty five men brought Oteby the company from Philadelphia and stayed in Wilkes-Barre for the plebi,s re vive. Special Agent Sweeney led them at o' clock. Nine deserted upon arrival and compared the strikers to head cutters. They were to guard streetcar property for five dollars daily with board and travel. Two deserted on the spot after poor treatment. Six others from Cleveland and New York were sent back. Company claims about two hundred ten hires, ninety active in city, thirty to forty on duty. strikers say many remain unseen.
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Dunmore
Laurel Ma
Dunimore Lumber Company
Capouse Avenue
Gibson
Pine Streets
North Main Avenues
Price Street
Becker Bros
Robingon Street
Prescott Avenue
Penn Avenue
Linden Street
Minooka
Tribune
Lackawannan Avenue
Moir
William A. Young
Franklin Avenue
Neale
Oteby
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Sweeney
Wheye
Wilkes- Barrens
Wilkes- Tiare
Cleveland
New York
Ccompany
Appoint Specials to Guard Railroad Property Debate
The legislature empowered the governor to appoint special officers to protect railroad property. After Beran ton Hallway and trolley interests sought commissions, Dauphin county court ruling defined trolley conduct as eligible for special police. President Clark said swift action would deploy up to thousands of specials under company direction if city officials fail to provide protection.
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Spe
Comepany
Beranton
Taevisburg
Marrishute
Dauphin County
Clark
Amayvor
Comppany
Cly
Philadelphia
Sheput
Ferber
Public Aid Debate Stokes Local Promation Concerns
In a heated exchange, officials insist they did not seek state aid until exhausting local avenues, arguing the public should understand efforts to protect community funding before turning to higher government support.
Labor unions pledge sympathy with Scranton strike
A 1900 report records local unions in North Scranton adopting resolutions in support of Scranton Street Railway workers on strike. The United Mine Workers and Federal Labor union expressed solidarity and vowed not to cross the picket line, while the Bar tenders’ Local League donated funds for the strike.
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United Mine Workers of America
North
Scranton
United Mine Worker of
Anvertia
Hiwkekohown
Scranton Railway Company
Quiltieat
Alrikers
Federal
North Scranton
Scranton Street Railway Company
Peilenl Nilen
Goth
Eiward Wilkes
W. B. Birtley
WANTED Laborers Apply at Scranton Railway Office
Help wanted for laborers. Apply once at the Scranton Railway Company's office for employment.
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Scranton Railway Company
Postmaster Ripple Praises Scranton Office Helpers
In a gracious message Postmaster Ripple extends gratitude to Scranton office employees for handling holiday rushes. He notes the team maintained smooth operations with nightly backups and delivery routes under heavy strain and commends their cheerful, uncomplaining work.
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Scranton
Businessrounds
Reguliachy
Tery
Quetton
Hera HL Wipple
Sermon for Masons by Dr Pierce Highlights Christian Principles
The Penn Avenue Baptist pastor Dr Robert F Pierce preached to a large Masonic gathering on the theme The Cleried Vision noting the Lion of the tribe of Judah text. He praised the order for its enduring mission to uplift mankind and soften humanity, saying its ranks include many foremost Christian men who serve for Christ not titles.
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Robert F. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Masonic Order
Duidiule
Efe
Oil House Blaze Threatens Major Locals
A fierce fire was found in an oil supply shanty at the Lackawannie yard at 10 o'clock last night. It endangered the Mverhart brass foundry and nearby structures near CLIT street, Ridge street and the stone bridge. The origin was unknown with a theory of a naked lamp left by a yardman. Firemen kept the blaze from spreading to adjoining buildings using extreme caution.
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Lackawannie
Mverhart Brass Foundry
Clit Street
Ridge Street
Stone Bridge
Fire damages warehouse and yard operations in city
A fire damaged a small shanty and caused loss of several hundred dollars due to oil stored for engines and yardmen at the James property. The blaze disrupted nearby warehouses and tied up tracks on Lackawanna avenue and Eighth street, with several hundred people on the streets witnessing the event. Meanwhile Hunt & Connell Co and the Brunswick announce estate celebrations and public invitations.
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James
Lackawanna Avenue
Eighth Street
Tne
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Dix Court
Dis Court
Lee Court
Spruce Street
Hunt & Connell Co
Fragmented Local Notice Points to Public Sale
The readable text references a shoe store, a street address 14-116 Weoming Aves, and phrases suggesting a public sale or notice. It is sparse and lacks clear event details, dates, or official authorities.
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Statuirday
Laws & Reduly
Weoming
Daily extended hours except Saturdays begin January
The schedule states after January 1st at 6 p m every day of the month except Saturdays when hours stay equal to prior evenings. The plan aims to shorten the working hours for customers and clerks and invites public participation in the effort.
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Gaming Authority
Gruener & Co
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Iesa
Ackawanna
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A. B
Warman
Seggegesnandisseneersoee
Gov. Roosevelt
Free Press
Kimira Telegram
Harn
Forest City
Millston
Carbondale
Carbondale Company
Scranton Company
Hnerraw
Charles Powell
Silliman
Powell
Henry J. Collins
Lackauwanna Avenue Clothier
Ciiy
Timothy Burke
Railway Company
A& Committee
P. J. Messett
George Keglar
FP. J. Tigue
Burke
Connell Building
John
Jermyn
Mo'ctock
Carpenters’ Hall
P. Z. Messsett
Obiemivons
Bats Moen
Ihe
Thirk
Ln Park Church
de Gin
Luacka- Wintht Avenue
Boston
Long Island
Jersey
Florida
Huyler
F. G. Coursen
Bartenders’ Loval League
Ravub
Metvlay
Henry Wo
Zeidler
Theonas
Penn Avenue Church
Lackawanna Yard
Green Valley Ave
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Europe
Miss Macartney
Washington Avenue
Scranton, Pa
John W. Barnes
Brunswick
Bauer
Clarke Bros
Barney & Berry
Mears Building
Samter Bros
Conrad
F. L. Crane
Pierce's Market
We Iiuke
W. H. Pierce
Pens Ave
Honot Alelivers
Ane
Wyoming Ave
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