Quiet at the Martin trial resumes with deputies named
In Wilkes Barre on February 10 the Martin trial continued as witnesses described events at Lattimer. Mort Engleman testified he avoided danger and that deputies sought peace, while Daniel Ferry recalled a quiet marching crowd and a volley of shots as several strikers fell.
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Wilkes-Barre
Martin
Mort Engieman
West Hasleton
Sfrikers
Lattimer
Engleman
Daniel Ferry
Harleton
Ferry
Edward Turnbach
William Raught
John Turner
William Raunt
Joe Zapp
Sherif
Daniel Murphy
A. FE. Hess
Alange Dodson
A. Mary
Nive
Cara
Winchester
Herman Pottinger
August Cotski
West Hezleton
Martin Locka
Cateki
Catshi
Harwood
John Peatrick
John Ulrich
West
Directors Elect Officers At Pennsylvania School Directors Meet
Harrisburg February 10 The annual convention of the Pennsylvania School Directors association adjourned to meet next year at Harrisburg Officers elected President H S Hulbbbert Philadelphia Vice presidents Hugh G B Eastburn Doylestown Dr D W Jeffries Chester D T Fortney Bellefonte Recording secretary F B Wickersham Steelton Corresponding secretary J Elder Peevler Indiana Treasurer H H Rice Wattonville Executive committee T A Cleaver Berwyn H H Quimby Mount Clair Silas Wright Howard J Draper Huddell Linwood Rev I J Hasster Kelm Legislative committees J P Elkin Indiana William Findley Shay Watsontown C Brown Bloomshore M J Phillips Sullivan county E B Adams Lock Haven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania School Directors’ Association
H. 8
Hulbbbert
Philadelphia
Hugh GB. Eastburn
Doylestown
D. W. Jeffries
Chester
D. T. Fortney
Bellefonte
F. B. Wickersham
Steelton
J. Elder Peevler
Indiana
H. H. Rice
Wattonville
T. A. Cleaver
Berwyn
H. HH. Quimby
Mount Clair
Silas Wright
Howard
J. Draper Huddell
Linwood
I. J. Hasster
Kelm
J. P. Elkin
William Findley Shay
Watsontown
C. Brown
Bloomshore
M. J.phillips
Sullivan County
E. B
Adams
Lock Haven
Counterfeit money ring busted in Huntingdon arrest trio
Frank Lemp James Farrell and Edward Doyle, all of Altoona, were arrested in Huntingdon for passing counterfeit money larceny and obstructing the main line of the Pennsylvania railroad. They disposed of counterfeit dollars after arriving the day before and damaged street sample cases before a hand car collision on the main track was narrowly avoided. They are held for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Frank Lemp
James Farrell
Chicago Limited
Machinist Quarmley Barred From Landing in Philadelphia
Albert Quarmley, a machinist from England, arrived on the Waesland but is not allowed to land and must return to England. He was hired by David Armitage & Son to set up Woode cloth machinery as part of a planned plant move from Mirfield, England to Chester, Pa., at a wage of $12 per week. Commissioner Rodgers enforced the landing ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Albert Quarmley
England
David Armitage & Son
Mirfield
Chester
Quarmley
Rodgers
National Manufacturers Opening in Caracas Venezuela
In Philadelphia in February the National Association of Manufacturers fixed March 2 for the opening of the gemile warehouse established in Caracas Venezuela. Attending manufacturers come from New York Boston Baltimore and Philadelphia with plans to sail March 1 from New York aboard the steamship Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Association of Manufacturers
Chiacas
Venezuela
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Arty
Venesuela
Pittsburg Firm Denies Carnegie Iron Mast Claim
A Cleveland sourced report claimed the Curimmegie company sought to form an iron mast, but Pittsburg officials declared the story false in every detail and suggested the item originated from a statement about large purchases of wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fel
Citerio Comppaty
Cleveland
Hirge
Miner deaths in Baltimore mine collapse at dawn
Wilkes Barre report states Edward Hughes was killed and Thomas Anderson fatally injured by a fall of rock in the Baltimore mine this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Edward Hughes
Thomas Anderson
Baltimore
Capitol Case Injunction Over Capitol Contract Expected
In Harrisburg Feb 10 Judge Simonton is to rule within 24 hours in Attorney General McCormick’s bid to stop the Capitol Building Commission from awarding a Cobb plan contract. The case may be heard as original jurisdiction in Dauphin county with an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrishire
Simonton
McCormick
Capitol Building Commission
Henry Ivee Cobb
Chambers
Supreme Court
Act of Assembly
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Tribune Classified Specials Help Wanted For Rent For Base
Classified page fragment shows price lines and offerings for real estate and agents. Mentions help wanted and rental listings with one cent per word rates. No clear individuals or organizations beyond generic classifieds context.
Situations Wanted Ad Policy Note
Classified policy states all advertisements in these columns are payable in advance and not billable later. No requests to charge accepted. This notice clarifies that situations wanted ads are published free of charge.
Help Wanted Classified Ads From Historic Page
Male help wanted ads list positions in butchery, waiting, canvassing, travel and agents, with earnings from 1 cent a word and daily rates. Includes addresses and contact points at Horn's Hotel Franklin Ave, Ouse to House, Tribune care, Clifton Soap and Manufacturing, and Edward C. Fish & Co. in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAN
Old Established House
Rmanent
BP. W
Care Tribune
Edward C. Fish & UU
Borden Block
Chicago
Polling Place Changes Outlined For Lackawanna Townships
Court orders shift polling sites in Minooka and nearby wards. New locations include the Elm and Main street vacant lot owned by Martin McDonough with an iron booth to be erected. Additional changes name Joseph Kramer corner Prospect and Maple and McCloskey's hall basement for Fell township. Election officers named for multiple districts and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
Httle
John J. Coyne
Martin McDonough
Elm and
Main Streets
Minooka
Joseph Kramer
Prospect Avenue
Maple Street
McCloskey
Fell Township
Fred, Fryer
Throop
George T. Bugdon
A. ¥. Blower
Louis N. Boyle
Olyphant
L. ¢. Hathaway
Carbondale
John Hopkins
Patrick Heavers
The Useful Little Net for Goldfish Sales at Aquarium Shop
In a home aquarium store customers select goldfish directly from living tanks. Clerks scoop chosen fish with a small net and the buyer carries them home in a tin pail. Common goldfish sell for a few cents, rarer varieties cost dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blore
Manager Penyvessy’s decency pledge fails at Music Hall
The Columbian Burlesquers opened at Music Hall with lewd dialogue that drew hissed reactions from a male-only audience. A comedian announced a reform by barring a "bird" dancer and two drunken women from entry, reflecting the venue’s strict crowd control and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penyvessy
Music Hall
Missionary Social at Penn Avenue Habitat Church
A social event last night at Penn Avenue Habitat Church featured tasteful decor by P L Gallagher of Willams & McNulty, Japanese materials supplied, and violin music by Vanderveken with Mrs George Carr. Mrs Gates spoke on scenes in Japan and India, drawing attentive interest, and the tea and coffee tables were well patronized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Church
P. L. Gallagher
Willams & McNulty
Vanderveken
George Carr
Gates
Japan
India
Child Spelling Lesson Echoes In Village Rhyme
A playful dialogue from Clover Little Elsie recounts a school day in which Elsie learns to spell. Mamman asks how to spell man and boy, with Eisie responding in a humorous mix of phonetics and a village vernacular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisie
Elsie
Epell
Man
Isle
Irish Diver Pat Wins Job With Ocean Humor
An Irishman named Pat joins a diving crew after a Boston Budget note about his cheerful spirit. He works a brief shallow dive, signals to return, and jokes on the helmet as his fellow workers pull him aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hibernian Amile
Pat
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Ulrich
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West Hazleton
T. Milner Morris
George Novatiny
Fae
George
Novatny
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Humboldt
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Mekki
Andrew Hannes
Adam Lapinski
Reynolds Brothers
Ogee
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Iron Trust
Capitol
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Tribune
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M. D
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Gia
Ro, Evans & CO
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Clifton Soap and Manufacture Company
Cineinnati
Goldsmith
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Permaneet
Expensea
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Adies
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Lawrence, Mich
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Snyiler
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T. BA Enydeh A CO
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Mango
Mic
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Mingoka
Hii
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Lalla
Ray
Hackett
Washington Avenua City
St! Bane
Washington Avenue
Rett
Scranton
Jones, Meal Estate
Spruce Street
Martane Hotel
mMaree Es Hawley
Storl Let & Schaffer
Stroudsburg
Tle Mulberry Street
Adva
North
Hyde Park Avenue
Benjamin & Benjamin
Franklin Avenue
A. LD. Deans
Arey Bros
Rock Cutting
Conco Tractors
Apply
Carey Bros
Avorn
Chiropodist
KE M. Hetzel
Cossopedia
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Briggs
A.bri
Main Ave
Adams and Mulberry
Cooper
Washburn Street
A Poers
EK “Cutler
Ir Rera
Spring Brook
Cor Pin Ag
Gardner's Creek
Plains Township
Laverne County
Pennsylvania
No.ain Street
Wil Harro
Priday
Marek
Iesrenoon
Sme Coenpany
Brook
Weatminster
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Huron
Mich
Londike
Agenta
Klondike
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Glen Brothers
Toohester, N
St. Go
Nic Bote Naperville
Outfit
Wita Jump
Michigan
MPG CO
Consolidated
MEG Coo
van Buren St
HH. L. Wait Liman
Lebanon
P. U. Tribune
Baw
Kresaler Court
Addraws
W. Finn
J. Hilton
Spring Street
Providence
C. T
Cave Tribune
Lindeneireel
Smith
Irving Avenue
City
Charles Stanton
Pockville
QTC Assof Ad
Kin Vineran
Liam Michael
Feckviile
Popirios
Lyceum Theater
Rhea
Napoleon
Empire Theater
Sydney Grundy
Academy of
Lusic
Lillian Kennedy
Peusuckis ‘Watuethonsar” the
Lincoln J. Carter
Fast Mail
Niagara Falla
Wackett
Smale
Hill
Giard
Fpine New Modern House
Witchcoek Court
Hidge Hackett
City Osten Heat Hackett
Mackey
Che. Hackett
Yori Fflin Avenue
Prescott Street
Dudley
Dunmore
Jones
Pena Avenue
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Evininga
Doutor
Gok
Cen. Y Dtral City
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Powel
ASM
Welles
Brown
Orney, Meare
Missionary Social
Penn Avenue Hapitat Church
Clover Little Elsie
Moosie and
Rushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Hatteries
Repauno Chemical Co
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