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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
8
Labor report notes amicable settlement at Joysup bath colliery with 500 workers back on shift after a strike caused by nonpayment of a 10 percent increase. Secretary Dempsey and manager Troberts on Monday secured reinstatement for two dismissed men and ended the stoppage.
Nacional Committee member Piederick Yieler arrives in the city for a visit with local United Mine Workers regents. The meeting centers on conventions and anticipated actions by coal operators and worker representatives. Officials plan to coordinate on matters affecting the district during the visit.
A historic notice outlines passenger stopovers and fare rules. It states that no stopovers are allowed on tickets except certain editorial or connecting-line tickets, and that travelers must pay fare to the next station if they leave the train before destination. If a traveler abandons the journey, the ticket is cancelled and sent to the freight accounting office with a receipt issued.
Fragmentary report from Division Superintendent WW A Rine describing yard boundary limits at the Savior yard and a crossover protection plan near Minooka junction. Text is garbled with numerous misread words and inconsistent phrasing.
Officials report work on the Teickawanne line between Bridgeville and Ma Minds in progress to install semaphore signals and distant signaling equipment. A. El Rudd at Hlignaly supervises staff preparing routes and wiring for automated safety devices along the corridor.
Mrs. Jammer Watson of Notas twelfth street Ferunton Pa reports Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills stop nervous headaches and nervousness. She credits relief after grip and weak nerves and praises bodily strength and nerve steadiness. Packaged with signature and dealer sources listed in ad copy.
An OCR fragment describes plans for a river or waterway protection project between two towns with operation expected by spring. It mentions drawbridges, signals, and installation at an Oxford funnel area near Stroudshure Tinned, but many words are garbled.
An article from Indiana mine safety reports analyze methods to control explosive gas at the face of coal entries. It describes stopping practices to prevent ignition, the need to keep intakes open until last, and a recommended method of supplying fresh air along the airway to suppress explosions.
A jumble of unreadable phrases lists numerous garbled names, places, and terms. It reads like OCR noise from a historical page with scattered references to people and locations but lacks coherent events or context.
A dense OCR fragment lists professionals and businesses in Scranton and vicinity, including attorneys, dentists, a building, a republican building, cleaners, cleaners, and service providers. Names like Clarke, Zeigler, Willard Warren, Jost, Jessup, and Edward W. Taye appear alongside addresses and local establishments. The text resembles a scanned city directory page with lawyers offices, medical practitioners, and commercial listings.
The list provides a jumbled timetable of names and times across Tuesday and Wednesday with references to individuals such as P. Gilligen, Theslerm San fon, DL Cavengugh, G. T. Staples, and Japuiee Carrie. The text also mentions stations like Wil Cat and Musses and notes early morning hours.
The notice lists numerous names and partial addresses for letters awaiting pickup. It includes many personal names such as George Richwelton, Joleen, Maria, and Jennie Gundwo, with scattered locations and notes on foreign or mixed origins. The item closes with news from Puchorot that the Romanian cabinet may resign after a confidence vote.
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