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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
8
The article reports on miners and union leaders debating bills, leadership and wage issues. It notes the United Mine Workers committee positions, legislative proposals, and clashes over policy while highlighting district growth, treasury activity, and ongoing strike support.
A populated roster lists shifts and personnel for the D L and W board in Scranton on July 10 1001. Names such as George Thomas J. Burkhart D Kearney A Widener and others are given with times from early morning to late night across categories including wild cats pits engines and passengers.
Dr. R. V. Pierce offers a free copy of The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser mailed at cost. The advertisement touts the work as valuable to women and notes its 1008 large images and over 790 fluctuations. It lists prices of one cent stamps for bound cloth and 27 cents for paper covers.
The Blunton colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Wool company resumed work monthly after a three month suspension for repulse. Eight hundred men are employed. A union meeting of Scranton loyal Noo Mi Prides and Structural Iran Workers was held at Guernsey hall with about thirty members. regular session set for tomorrow. Mine Inspector Dowling suspended work at slope No. 8 Silver Brook Coal company due to a fatal water rush weeks ago. safeties lacking maps of old workings, work not permitted until safeguarded.
Fragmentary timetable text outlines division trips for Hawley and nearby stations, listing trains to New York and connections. Some sequence details and station names are garbled, but reference to Sunday departures and fare notes appears.
Testimony at the Allenman Millett hearing in the Sixth ward on June 6 described Mrs. Moefiow and others in a tense assault and battery dispute. Mrs. Wellerman and Mrs. Motloe testified that Mrs. Peck struck a person named Mite Kellerman, who alleged starvation of her baby. The account includes claims of falsity and implied awareness of false testimony.
A special agent of the United States department of education visited the secretary of the board of control and gathered data on school statistics. The survey covers the number of school buildings the number of attending children and salaries paid to teachers.
A historical notice describes Lehigh Valley Railroad routes and intermediate connections from Stanton to New York via Philadelphia, with timetables and stopping points such as Towanda Elmira Geneva and Buffalo. It mentions parlor cars, Pullman service, and claims offices in Scranton and New York for passengers and reservations.
Incomplete OCR notes list train times and stops across multiple locales including Scranton and New York. The fragment mentions arrivals, departures, and possible events or itineraries with times around 6 00 pm and 10 15 pm, plus references to several towns and agencies. The text is garbled, but indicates a transit schedule or travel notices from a northeastern corridor.
Fragmented rail timetable lists numerous trains and routes from Scranton to New York and other points. It mentions times, stops, and departures including connections to Kingston Plymouth Toronto and Northumberland with Sunday service notes and return timings. The dense OCR text mixes station names and numbers, reflecting a crowded schedule page without clear structure.
Alderman Howe issued warrants for Mrs. Jacob Kellerman and Mrs. Hannel McGree alleging perjury in a trial. The women are accused of sworn false statements at the proceeding, as stated in the official inquiry led by Eva V. Peck.
The week ending July 6 reported an abnormal rise in deaths due to intense heat. Thirty eight deaths were tallied, with three cases of scarlet fever, two of diphtheria, and one of pertussis noted among illnesses.
A garbled OCR listing appears to describe railway stations and routes for the Central Railroad of New Jersey. It mentions New York connections, various towns such as Newark Jersey City and others, with references to trains and directions toward Baltimore and Washington, including through routes and port figures.
Fragmented OCR text references multiple names and numbers without clear events. The readable parts mention trains, places, and individuals such as Kashy Das, Aliamy, and Brig, but no cohesive story or dates emerge.
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