Holy Trinity Lutheran Picnic Near Nay Aug falls
City notes report the Holy Trinity Lutheran church annual picnic at Nay Aug falls near Tuesday. Also mentions track rebuilding from West Lackawanna avenue to end of line by Scranton Railway company. May reference two marriages and a coroner's inquest deemed unnecessary for George Farting. Paydays listed for several coal mines and pay car routes.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Roberta
George Farting
Green Ridge
Special Prices on Desirable Ladies and Children Hosiery
Special prices advertise ladies white ribbed vests and mercerized vests in fine materials with descriptions of black stripes and drop-stitch hose. The ad mentions Misses black drop-stitch hose and boys and girls fast-black hose. The Famous Black Cat Hose by Mears & Hage is noted.
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Thenanen
Ae Mears & Hage
Linden Street Repairs Planned Next Week
Director of Public Works Roche arranges repairs and macadamization of West Linden street from Ninth Street to North Main Avenue. The Scranton Railway will lend the car with a stone crusher to aid the work, promising a substantial improvement in street conditions once completed.
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Roche
Linden Street
Scranton Railway Company
West Linden Street
Ninth Street
North Main Avenue
Fresh Home-Grown Vegetables from Pierce's Market
Ready to fill orders this morning with vegetables fresh from local gardens. Customers are urged to order early to ensure best selection and delivery. Clawsons Root Beer and Ginger Ale available. call or phone to place orders. Located at 110 to 114 Penn Avenue.
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Pierce's Market
Penn Avenue
Letters From The Tribune Opinions Page Policy
Under this heading brief letters of interest may be published when the writer's name accompanies them. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed in letters.
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the Tribune
Editor Denies Forgery Claims Over Death Notices
Oblel Acranton Pa writes July 6 1901 defending himself against De Martino’s accusations. He says the signature on postal notices was printed without consent and asserts he acted to protect his rights as secretary. He denies involvement in burial decisions and rejects forgery charges while noting printer errors led to the dispute.
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the Tribune
Victor Emanuel Society
Christopher Columbus
Malin Church Association
de Martine
Buddy
Martine
Dunmore
Bret
Pame
de Martino
Patrick O'Keefe Named Chief Agent for Illinois Central
Friends in Scranton learn Patrick O'Keefe is appointed chief special agent of the Illinois Central railroad with Chicago headquarters. He previously held the same post at the Lackawanna and resigned last January before touring Ireland and returning to Scranton briefly. George F. Murray is named assistant chief special agent. The appointments include supervision over the Ya noa and Mississippi Valley Railroad, operated by the S crooks Central system.
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Scranton
Patrick O'Keefe
Lackawanna Railroad
Illnois Central Railroad
Chicago
O'Keefe
Ireland
George FP. Murray
Yanoa and
Mississippi Valley Railroad Company
Snots Central Railroad Company
Convention badge and plans for AFL meeting announced
Central Labor union committee prepares for the December AFL convention. A Keystone Badge sample likely to be adopted features a coal breaker and Federation emblem with a flag and the caption Twenty first Annual Convention of the American Federation of Labor. About 275 delegates are expected. Hotel Jordan may serve as headquarters with sessions at College Hall. Secretary Morrison will visit in about a month to arrange accommodations. President Samuel Gompers is reported to be recovering from a serious accident.
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Committee of Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
oMeek
Central Labor Union
Keystone Badge Company
Federation of Labor
Morrison
Federation
Jormen
College Hall
George H. Gotler
Arrangemente Committee
Samuel Gompers
D L and W Board Make-Up for July 5 1901
Scranton report lists today’s board from the D L and W with a July 5 1901 Friday entry. Notable figures include East-8 g m FP Van Wormer 10 Pom and William Kitty among participants.
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D., L. and
Scranton
Wild Cats
East
G m
van Wormer
William Kitty
Wild Cat
Fast
PD. Wallace
A m
Wow. LaCave
A. Om
E. M. Malletty
A. m
T. Doudiean
A.m
Mc Carmody
Ach. Rowe
George Thomas
FP. Hallett
Jd. J. Costedo
J. Hennigan
Bishing
Simmie
Rte
J. Frounfelker
M. East
Pushere
A. Im
Fo McDonnell
Finnerty
Moran
Murphy
Cpm
Lamping
A. Widener
Pamenger Enginea
Gaffners
P. Singer
Lattimer
Stanton
McGrovern Wild
West
T. J. Thompson
M. RoseLane
Ketchum
C. Kingsley
Wild Cat and Many Runners Schedule Yet Unclear
A fragmented listing shows runners and times from early morning to evening across multiple names and places. The notice also states H. Gilligan will run J. Winters' crawl on No. 4 on July 5, leaving readers awaiting official updates.
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H. Gilligan
J. Winters’ Craw
Central Labor Union to Elect Officers Sunday
The Central Labor union will meet Sunday afternoon to elect officers. All Teamsters are urged to attend at Raub's hall on Wyoming avenue July 6 at 7 p m. A branch office is opened in the Arcade building serving as officer headquarters. Barney Fleig, national organizer for Brewery Workers, was in the city on brewery locals business. Dissensions in the Dunmore local led to its charter being removed and the local consolidating with Scranton.
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Central Labor Union
Teamsters’ Union
Raub’ Hail
Wyoming Avenue
Accade
Barney Fleig
Wilkes-Barre
Brewery Workers’ Union
Scranton
Dunmore
Scranton Lodge
Drainage Complaint Against D L & W Railroad
Citizens allege the Delaware Lackawanna and Western drains water from Bloomsburg division tracks into Lucerne Street creating a persistent pool at Lucerne and Meridian. Director Roche notified the company and a meeting with division engineer J J Riegel is planned to discuss remedies.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Bloomsburg
Luserne Street
Lucerne
Meridian Streets
Roche
J. J. Riegel
Green Run Controversy Highlights Dry Valley Run Naming
Testimony in the Rocky Glen case describes Green Run as Dry Valley Run with engineers contending the reservoir plans are impractical. Witnesses note creek flow is seasonal and maps use the Dry Valley Run name, while defense staff argue lines cross land under dubious charters. The hearing enters further cross examination as attorneys debate eminent domain and railroad company interlocks.
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Rocky Glen Case Bay
Dry Valley Run
Rocky Glen
JH. Tittenhouses
Scranton and Northeastern Railroad Company
Villa Creen
Mogae
Ne Alao
A. BD. Blackinton
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Blackinton
Green Run
Joseph Donnell
O'Brien & Martin
Annette Reynold
Miss Reynolds
Wilkes-Barre
Puittston
Next Adjutant Possible For First Battalion Unit
Lt Murphy, recently mustered from the Forty second volunteers, is favored to become adjutant of the First Battalion of the regiment with Lieut Coronel Stillwell’s approval. If Murphy declines, Sgt Major Bourke is seen as a strong alternative, while selection remains unsettled amid fresh recruits and brigade encampment preparations at Harrisburg.
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Walter BE
Ganeter
Richmond
Richard J. Bourke
Naite
Murphys
Bourke
Attorney C A Battenhere initiates equity action
Attorney C A Battenhere filed equity proceedings yesterday on behalf of the plaintiff identified by initials Mich. The case seeks judicial relief under an equity claim, with details limited by the partial OCR text. Further particulars are not provided in the fragment.
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C. A. Battenhere
Land contract dispute over Carbondale sale in paving action
Ael Collings of Jermyn sues to enforce specific performance of a land contract with Hyman Stone for Carbondale property. Joamen W. Cilligan bought the land on contract, paid part, then assigned to Collins who offers to pay the balance for a deed, but Btene allegedly repudiates the contract.
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Ael Collings
Jermyn
Hyman Stone
Carbondale
Joamen W. Cilligan
Stone
Collins
Btene
Austin Heights man released on bond in Rushnak killing case
John Dugas of Austin Heights, charged with killing Joseph Rushnak by clubbing, was released from jail yesterday by Judge Edwards. He posted a $7,500 bond with sureties John Sharak Andrew Ferda and Martin Szcze wrak.
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John Dugas
Austin Heights
Joseph Rushnak
Judge Edwards
Honda
John Sharak
Andrew Ferda
Martin Szcewrak
Weather Report Describes Warmer Day and Low Readings
The weather described as heavy and depressing with no high readings during the day. Temperatures reached ninety degrees around 5 40 PM and seventy one degrees at 5 AM with afternoon highs from 82 to 40 above.
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Waa
Child Ingests Carbolic Salve In Bib Ley Hometown
A Hungarian laborer John Donoxnaim’s young child at the Bib Ley swallowed carbolic salve yesterday. Ty Adam Stegner of Rendham treated the child and expects a full recovery.
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John Donoxnaim
Bibley
Adam Stegner
Rendham
City Assessors Discuss Fair Property Classification
Recorder Connell led a session with the Board of City Assessors and City Solicitor Watson to plan the 1897 assessment act implementation. They weighed a unified judgment approach against district division, aiming for accurate and equitable valuation across first class, suburban, and agricultural property and debated coal taxation provisions.
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Connell
Board of City Assessors
W. L. Connell
City Masescoras
Therm
Recomler
Watson
Aseessors
Ethes
Tke Offclole
Pittebury
Allegheny
Allegheny Couity
Mariner
San Diego Law Refashioned Enforcement Moves Halt
Exclusive wire reports Cape Man and Noodale Sin add to the fuices with District Attorney Cole ordering saloon closures. Supreme Court Justice Hendrickson says the San diar law must be reinforced as Mayor Millett and Police Chief Farrow relay orders to ensure compliance.
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Presa Cape
Cole
Burvlay
Manor Minoge
Supreme Court
Hendrickson
Millett
Commissioner Evans Requests Farewell Message Before Canton Trip
Wy Clay Evans, commissioner of pensions, met with the president to urge a farewell before departing for Canton. He told Mr. McKinney that he had been taking steps related to the pension office and anticipated final actions.
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Washington
Wy Clay Evans
Canton
McKinney
Interview on pension claims and annual report timing
An official discussed inventorying all pension claims and preparing the annual report. He asked the president for instructions. the president did not suggest any new actions. The exchange was cordial and left the long-standing situation unchanged.
Ta m aq ua Execut ive s Charged In Brass Theft Case
Charles Shindel president of Tamaqua Manufacturing, Charlie Christ and Frank Schultz secretary and foreman of the same company were today held in 910,000 bail each on charges of receiving more than 6000 pounds of brass stolen from the Philadelphia and Heading Coal and Iron Company. Dietrich, jailed on the theft charges, acted as principal witness.
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Tamaqua, Pa
Charles Shindel
Peat
Thia Place
Charlie Christ
Frank Schultz
Tamaqua Manufacturing
Philadelphia
Coal and Iron Company
Shindel
Tamaqua Manufacturing Company
Ciriat
Seiler
Dietrich
Houston Oil Company Chartered in Texas
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports a charter filed in Austin for the Houston Oil Company. Capitalization listed as $0,090,000. The company aims to compete with Standard Oil in Texas and in domestic and export trade.
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Big Oil Company
Associated Prea
Howton
Texas
Austin
Houston Oil Company
Standard Hl Company
Fire
Foulard Silks Featured In Century Fashion Line
Silks from Foulard capture late era elegance with muted sheen and refined drape. Designers emphasize lightweight weave and color palette suited for formal wear, aligning with regional retailers showcasing new textiles.
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The
Illinois Central Railroad
D., L. & W. Board For Today
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Wilkes-Barre Street Railway Company
Pitttston
Central Valley Railroad Company
Pittston
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Northern Lackawanna Railroad Company
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Westinghouse, Kerr, Church & Co
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J. B. Burr
Joseph Brien
HH. A. Fuller
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Read, Pettit & Co
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Milhir Hae
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Highth
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the People’s Bank
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Frank Whetird
Coll
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Anthony Sireskue
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Huren Barror
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AAA SA
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Mears & Hagen
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Liberty
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Fenwick Hall
Long Island Sound
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New Haven
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Saybrook Junction
Chatfield
Hazel Jefferson
Union Squire
Atlantic City Hotels
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Virginia Ave
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