Mine Fire in Cayuga Vein Under Control After Timbermen Start
Fire broke out Friday in the Diamond vein at Cayuga colliery, with Fire Boss Henry Hitchings and a crew battling the blaze. By last night flames were under control and expected to be extinguished within a day. District No 1 President Nicholls denounced reports of miners returning and warned members against disinformation aimed at breaking the strike.
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Cayuga
Nicholls
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Henry Hitchings
Denials reaffirm no push to recall miners in strike
Coal company superintendents deny canvassing to bring workers back. Rose of Delaware and Hudson says they will not recruit. Phillips of Delaware, Lackawanna and Western notes they refuse work and will only hire if miners return voluntarily. Leaders at the Mine Workers convention in Nanticoke expect routine business with possible notable developments. Warrants outstanding for several Lackawanna and Duryea men linked to assaults on Lehigh Valley Coal employees. Market notes: anthracite demand soft, supplies ample, minting cautious prices along seaboard and northwest markets show quiet activity.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Coal Company
Rose
Delaware and Hudson
Phillips
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Nanticoke
Lackawanna and Duryea
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
William A
the Engineering and Mining Journal of Saturday
New York City
Northwest
Chicago
Lower Lakes
Buffalo
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
Philadelphia
New York Harbor
Ash Can Prices and Rail Changes Mentioned in July Notes
The article lists July free burning white ash can prices with items at 4.05 and 4.20 dollars and notes occasional cargo prices of 7 to 8 dollars per ton. It reports the Delaware and Hudson abandoning its Buffalo office on July 1 and transferring western trade to the Erie, with Buffalo retail trestles run by Williamen and Petore. It closes by urging readers to vote in the congressional primary tomorrow between polling hours.
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New York Harbor
Delaware and Hudson Company
Buffalo
Erie
Tts
Williamen & Petore
Delaware and Hudson and
Dunmore School Board Chooses Teachers and Janitors
The Dunmore school board met in regular session with all members present. They approved payments, planned the election of teachers and janitors for the coming year, retained the existing corps, accepted Miss Lucretia Snyder’s resignation, and selected Etta Murray and Mary Gerrity to fill the vacancies. The same janitors were re engaged at the prior salaries.
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No. 1
Costello
Lucretia Snyder
No. 4
Mable Kelley
Lucy Heal
Etta Murray
Mary Gerrity
Miss Snyder
Charles Sweet
Presbyterian Church Morning and Evening Services
Rev. Harry Nye led the morning service at the Presbyterian church. In the evening Rev. C H Dreyer, back from China, spoke on China's condition before and after the Boxer troubles and expressed optimism about missions. George Turgeon returns from Chicago visit. new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Golden. son born to Mr and Mrs Albert Hallock.
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Harry Nye
Presbyterian Church
C. H. Dreyer
China
George Turgeon
West Drinker Street
Chicago
Thomas Golden
Hutler Street
Albert Hallock
Blakely Street
Llewelyn M Evans for Mine Inspector Led Sloan miners backing
A Wallace County mining endorsement proclaims Llewelyn M. Evans a skilled 21 year veteran in mining and engineering. Sloan mine workers praise his safety, ventilation, and fair labor relations and urge Lackawanna county voters to elect him Mine Inspector in the Republican Primaries July 8, 1902.
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Sloan
Llewelyn M. Evans
Evans
Lackawanna County
Commerce between United States and its territories expands rapidly
The Tribune notes booming trade with Porto Rico Hawaii the Philippines and Alaska. Exports to noncontiguous territories rise from 1897 to 1902 with totals nearing 50 million dollars and imports accelerating to about 50 million annually, while overall Asia Oceania trade climbs to around 120 million in the fiscal year 1902.
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Washington
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of Statistics
Alaska
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Asia
Oceania
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Schedule Details
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western board lists today’s make up for Monday July 7 with divisions including Summits West at 8 a.m. Fraunfelker Pushers at 7 a.m. Houser Moran 1145 a.m. Murphy 9 p.m. W H Bartholomew. Helpers McGovern 10 a.m. Gaffney 10 a.m. Secor 2 15 p.m. Stanton.
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The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Fraunfelker
Pushers
Houser
Sunday Baseball National League Tidbits
Reported results from Sunday games in St Louis and Chicago with line scores and notable pitchers Murph y Ryan Hyans Yeager and O Day in St Louis. Chicago matchup shows batter ies Taylor Chance King Philipps O Connor and umpire Cantill on two games.
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St. Louis
Chicago
R.A. Chicago
Pittsburg
Taylor
Chance
King
Philipps
O'Connor
Chicago and Detroit Batterries Game Report
In a partial scoreboard style snippet from a Chicago article, teams Chicago and Detroit are listed with battery pairs and umpires. Referenced players include Callahan Mec Parlana Moore Wood Powell Donohue Mullen Buelow with umpires Sheridan and Owtghtin.
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Chicago
R.W.E
Cleveland
Callahan
Mec Parlana
Moore
Wood
Sheridan
Louis
Detroit
Peeets
Powell
Donohue
Mullen
Buelow
O'wughtin
Scranton Board of Trade Excha ng Quotations
Quotations based on par of 100 cover several local firms including Jackawanna Dairy Co. and Third National Bank with various rises and declines noted. Banking and manufacturing names appear amid a dense list of stock entries in this Scranton market snapshot.
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Scranton Board of Trade
Jackawanna Dairy Co
Aakad County
Fe v. Bank & Trust
Lark & Bnover Co
Replon Savings Bank
Wetouel Bank
Scranton
Bolt & Nut Co
People's Ban Rey Br Ton Packi Bonde Tanton Chris Co
Scranton Way
Riseien Bi
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D., L. & W. Company
T. D. Nichollls
Coal Trade
Dunmore Doings
Llewelh Evans
Evan J. Evans
Jerry Hawker
Business College
Neystone Academy
Tme
Wyoming
Lackawanna Valleys
Avondale
Plymouth
Woodward
Edwardsdale
Pettebone
Bennetts
Colliery Engineer Company
Pennsylvania
Michael J. Mogan
Edward Blogan
John W. Lewis
John HH. Williams
Janes Davis
William Davie
Owen Davis
Watkin Davis
Thoms Moore
Joseph Bradbury
Erect Ric. Richards
Willum N. Thomas
Franklin Heeller
Lewis Jenkins
Hwan Jenking
William Jones
Octavius Williams
W. Lalster
Thomas J. Davis
William Jenkins
John T. Howells
Richwd KR. Thomas
Williim
Lewis
Charles Charles
Hone W. Noyle
Iiom J. Morgan
Ami Jones
UN 'Ly, Jones
Hughes
Bert Davies
Bert Stenner
James Davies
Willie Davis
Michael Joyce
Owen Williams
Morgan D. Hopkins
John Buttie
David J. Powell
John D. Gallagher
William Charies
William McNicholas
David M. Davies
Walter Delmer
John Lewis
David Reese
Morpun Lewis
William N. Lewis
Solomon Jones
Thomas W. Jones
William J. Davies
Gomer Hughes
Patrick Durkin
John W. Gallagher
James McNicholas
Patrick Barry
John MecNiff
Derry Driscoll
Thomas J. Lamb
William Driscoll
Johny Kenney
John Gallagher
Mark Provovich
Ady
Charterhay
Yi H
de la Paix
Parla
Potten Duvg
Ousu
the Tribune
L. and W
National League
Six Eagles
SUK Eagles Mining CO
Acaat
Scranton, Pa
People's Street Railway
General Morenen
H. G. Dale
Lacka. Ave
Gheowe Lialzige
Wistrow
Chambray Wash
Lackawanna Avenue
Norfolk, Va
Old Point Comfort
Richmond, Va
Washington, D. C
Old Dominion Line
North River
Beach Street
New York
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Walker
J. J. Brown
Tribune
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
Albert Ball
E. Joseph Kuettel
Peter Stipp
Washington Avenue
Scranton Vitrifice Finiox Anotile Manufacturing Company
Belek
M. H. Dale
Washington Ave
Nay Aug
Allis-Chalmers Co
Buccessors
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Sarantom
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
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