Summer Attire Prompts From Old Sol
A reader notes that pneumonia fears fade as heat returns and reminds residents they should transition to summer clothing under the sun's penetrating rays.
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Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1894
Page
8
Fashion Textile Advert It Promises Wide Selection For Dress
Exceptional values in the department with printed claims of clearance prices. Lists a broad range of fabrics and notions from Lisle Thread to Gossamer Vests and silk bindings. Encourages trading at the store to be well and fashionably dressed and to save money.
GORMAN'S EYSTONE Academy Circular Seeks Students
Factoryville Pennsylvania notice outlines courses in music and art teaching, shorthand, typewriting, and comptometers. Principal F. M. Loomis invites readers to request the illustrated circular for enrollment and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouling T Borough
F. M, Loomis
A.m
Taylor Community Notes and Local Events
Local residents attend Lake Underwood visit and Dalton social. Price Library Review reading planned and a Thursday church entertainment. A library chair drawing set for Friday July 13 with Taylor orchestra acts and free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Winslow
Lake Underwood
Council
Boyd Decker
Dalton
W.S. Decker
Price Library Review
Bose
A. Williams
the Herald
J. A. Jones
Maggie
Methodisl Episcopal Church
Price Library
Taylor Orchestra
Throop and Priceburg Baseball Game and Local Notices
Throop led Priceburg 17 to nothing until the sixth inning when Throop scored four. Priceburg then ceded a shutout as Throop tallied nine, final score 19 to 9. Mrs E Banfield left town for Jermyn to visit friends. H W Bellman and wife left Sunday for a tour through New York state en route to Michigan for several weeks. Miss Loona Dire and Miss Ronals of Providence visited Mr and Mrs Robert Kennedy. Rev Mr Newell preached his first Germon Sunday evening. Misa E Davis of Jermyn has been visiting since the Fourth and returned home Monday. Mrs W Sawyer and her sister Miss Horner of this area spent Sunday with their parents in Scranton. Mr Bucklyn of Providence presided at the Baptist church on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throop
Priceburg
Throop Boys
Pine
H. W. Bellman
New York State
Michigan
Loona Dire
Ronals
Providence
Robert Kennedy
Newell
Beenil
Misa E Davis
Jermyn
Trains Resume in Chicago After Accidental Death Incident
An incident in Chicago confirms Fleischer died by accident caused by company D of the Fifteenth Regiment, United States Infantry, who shot wantonly in a peaceable crowd, though trains have resumed operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischer
Fifteenth Regiment of Infantry
United States of America
Labor leader Gompers to address Chicago strike crisis
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor has called a meeting of the AFL executive council in Chicago on July 12. He will invite national and international unions to join, aiming to guide the industrial dispute toward a peaceful settlement amid advancing strike threats against the Pullman Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gompars
American Federation of Abor
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Thorsday
Samnvl Gompers
P. J. Maguire
Philadelphia
Y. L Drummond
Fort Wayne
James Brettel
Mingo Junction
Ohio
EH. Harden
Boston
Joy B. Lennon
Chris Evans
Mr. Gompers
Pullman Company
Feseration of
Sovereign delays Knights of Labor strike until Wednesday
General Master Workman Sovereign says he will postpone the Knights of Labor strike to wait for outcomes from Chicago trades unions and potential railroad arbitration. He cites possible industry paralysis and hopes for public sentiment pressuring corporations to arbitration as Debs favored. The next step depends on a conference between Mayor Hopkins and the union committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcano
Workman Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Chicago
George B. Pullman
Debs
Hopkins
President Debs Appeal Reaches Pittsburg Rail Workers
The Pittsburg area railroad union faces a vote on whether to join a strike called by President Eugene V Debs of the American Railway Union. Local president John D Cole reported a Chicago dispatch urging a nationwide withdrawal of service and formation of a strike committee. Despite calls for unity, Pittsburgh Western and other roads show limited local membership while a large crowd gathered at Glenwood to hear organizer Naylor and gain new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivrsaunga
Joly
Pittsburg
LK. V. Debs
American Railway Union
John D Cole
Chicago
Itelst
Sone
Ranichy
Mambere
E. V. Deus
Cole
Naylor and
Toe
Dales
Pitteburg
Pittaburg and Western
Glenwood
Baltimore and Ohio
Naylor
Government Backing for Large Volunteer Forces
An official stated the president and secretary received telegrams and letters from across the country showing strong support for mobilizing a large volunteer force in case of emergency. The messages express loyalty to law and order and approve actions to preserve public peace, while some emphasize not representing a broad criticism of the initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Goverment
Pennsylvania Railroad Men In Ohio Will Not Strike
Trainmen, telegraphers, operators, and section men in Ohio will not strike, according to statements from union officials. Authorities reported no walkouts planned and urged members to continue work as normal despite tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormpo
Railroad strike disrupts service on multiple lines
Workers tied up the system on the Ann Arbor road this morning. Ohio Central employees walked out at several points. Superintendent J M Morris met the men on the division of the Pennsylvania railroad and they pledged not to participate in the strike at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Ohio Central Lines
J. M. Morris
Pennsylvania Railroad
Freight firemen threaten Big Four strike and labor unrest
Cincinnati dispatch reports midnight decision by Big Four freight firemen on the Cincinnati Chicago division to strike. Other items note vast railway labor turmoil, rioters burning a bridge, troops ordered to Chicago, and Debs backed orders complicating railroad operations nationwide.
Trouble at Philipsburg Coal Strike Sparks Restlessness
In Philipsburg and nearby towns miners refuse to work for less than 45 cents a ton. Mass invetigation near Houtzdale reports. The Berwind-White Coal Mining Co ordered tool removal and placed properties under sheriff protection as deputies arrive. unrest remains in Central Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puruipssund
Houtzdale
Phillipsburg
John McBride
Pennsylvania
Berwind- White Coal Mining Company
Clearfield County
Laurel Runtine
Polish Church Trouble Sparks Riots in Reaping
In Reaping Pennsylvania on July 9, foreigners oppose Father Januskiewicz of St Marys Polish Catholic Church leading to another attack on the parsonage. Police detain several, close the church, and guard homes as a riot looms. The priest is arrested for assault and battery amid clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelowcz
Father Januskiewicz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Januskiewicz
St Mary's
Warriots
Marriage Ends as Wife Returns to Germany
A German-born wife who emigrated to the United States to marry Fred Johnson left him and their child yesterday to return to Germany. She told a Thinesa representative she plans to marry an old lover upon reaching her former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Horespaue
Fred Johnso
Germany
America
Johnson
Miners Strike Reignites in Pittsburg District
Pittsburg July 9. Dissatisfaction in the mining trade leads to renewed strikes in the Pittsburg district. Walston miners at Ponxentaw ney return to work with no anticipated trouble. In the Mahoning valley leading mines miners remain out demanding operators raise the scale before resuming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittswena
Menat
Pittsburg
Walston
Ponxentawney
Mahoning Valley
Reckless Firing Kills Woman and Girl Near Mine
Troops sent to restore order at a Shelbyville division mine were fired upon this afternoon and returned fire. Clara Jimes, 14, and Mrs. Mike Glennan were instantly killed, with an unknown man mortally wounded. The two women stood at a hilltop as minors fled toward the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danoville
Shelbyville
Chicago
Illinois
Mias
Clara Jimes
Mike Glennan
A Man of Millions Blair's Rise From Muskrat Trapper to Railroads
The life of John L Blair of Blairstown New Jersey is traced from his first earnings trapping muskrats to a vast railroad ventures network. He built rails for the Erie line and helped finance western roads, amassing wealth while living simply in Blairstown and Belvidere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Blair
Blairstown
N. J
Blair
John L Blair
Our Rift
Belvidere, N. J
Delaware River
Oxford
John L
Boltstown
Belvidere Bank
Erie Railroad
Leggot
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
D., L. and W
Scranton
West
Chicago
Chicago, Iowa and
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Oakes Ames
Chicago and Northwestern
New Jeremy
Inquirer
Belvidere
Ontario’s Grand Old Man Oliver Mowat Seeks Long Rule
Oliver Mowat, Ontario premier for twenty two years, remains the Liberal standard bearer amid election gains. The piece highlights his long tenure, likening him to Gladstone in age and steady governance, and notes the uncertain horizon of his life and continued leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Globe
Mowat
Ontario
Oliver Mowat
Gladstone
Banana Meringue Dessert Whipped Cream Omit
Beat egg whites to stiff froth then fold in seven spoonfuls of powdered sugar until stiff. Whip banana to cream and fold in. Chill on ice then serve with vanilla whipped cream.
Moosic workers injured in coal mine accident
James Ward Moosic and Mike Quigley among eighteen Pennsylvania Coal Co staff injured yesterday forenoon by a falling rock. Ward suffered crushed ankle and foot with head and body scratches while Quigley endured head and body cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ward
Mike Quigley
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Muir
Maggie Baxter
Scotlan Benore & Son
Scranton
Main Street
William Loftus
William Cox
A. G. Brown
Edsall
Mill Creek
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St. Daly
Cuncaco
Clark's Station
Dlinois Central
Burnaide
Kensington
Sremoreny M
Daly
Miyor Hopkins
Altgeld
Fourth Infantry
Fifth Infantry
Andl
Prrivavna
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cauensus
Uly 9
W. D. Mahon
National Association of Street Car
Pullman
Commacs
McSryde
United Ming Workers of America
Eugene V. Debs
Toledo and
Ohio Central
Lake Erie
Mundo
Janus
Fred Johnson
Non, Oliver Mowat
SONST
Miss Grace Wilson
Sam
Stook Hood
Hood
Grace Wilson
Hainesville
Heart Lake
Susqueha
Co, U. BE
Grofut
Montrow
Montrode
Lacy
Kaiberowd
É& W. RR
Alfordtation
SU Ecurion
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Ave
PRI
Lacka Avenue
Economy Furniture
Wyoming Avenue
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