Striking miners vote to resume work at Frigge colliery
A two day strike at Frigge colliery owned by Beranton Coal ends after a meeting in Keyser Valley Hose company rooms. A committee including John Connery and others will see general manager Mr. Bryden with demands for higher pay and a union schedule as about 70 men are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryden
Frigge
Beranton Coal Company
Keyser Valley Hose Company
Helpeast
Joseph Reese
Tiyden
John Connery
John Joseph
James Mack
John Mac Hilleh
Loys
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Daily Train Lists
The D L W board for today shows a July 1 schedule with Wild Cats South and Summit routes. It lists departure times and personnel including Metintell Ghiler Og Lele Colvin Moran and Cawley, with passenger engine details and multiple northbound and southbound legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Cats
South
A Po
Alb Metintell
Stagiliss
M. Hallett
Ghiler
Kearney
Metann Og
Lele
Theraty
Nuitian
Vi Colvin
Railroad orders govern signals at Hudson Junction and Scranton tracks
Assistant Superintendent William Toods of the Central Railroad of New Jersey issues two new orders to train crews. One directs conductors and engineers on Delaware and Hudson divisions to adopt the Interlocking system at Hudson Junction and study the new rules, obtainable from the Ashley yard master. The second bans standing cars on the northbound NY Ontario and Western tracks at Scranton as both main tracks are now used into Scranton station from July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Toods
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Central
Delaware and Hudson
Hudson Junction
Delaware
Ashley
New York, Ontario and Western Company
Scranton
Hitter Company
George Chance Dies, Noted Labor Leader in Philadelphia
George Chance, president of the Pennsylvania Legislative Labor League, is dying at his home in Philadelphia. He was a prominent figure among labor workers nationwide and his death will be mourned by workers across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chance
Pennsylvania Bute Legisative Labor League
Philadelphia
Mr. Chance
Mason's Cream of Olives and Moasori Tablets Advertised
An early pharmaceutical ad lists Mason's Cream of Olives for catarrh and skin inflammation, plus Moasori a Yellow Tablete for constipation, Mowe's Trown Tablets for constipation, Moser Mell Tablets for Moten White Tablets for sore throat, and a 15 Arohat Philadelphia company address. The ad markets these tonics as cures with price references and claims of remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowe
T. Mason Chirmical Company
Arohat
Philadelphia
Mason's Crean
Labor unrest and rail yard changes trim Duryea and Tamaqua
Workers return from strike at Willian A colliery Duryea as Delaware Lackawanna and Western yards overhaul tracks. Caledonian club leaves a large American flag at the DLW station. Tamaqua yard limits on the Greenwood Branch extended east toward Broad Street quenching movement of Jersey Central and Lehigh Valley engines with flagman in advance per Supt A Tice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian A
Duryea
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Caledonian Club
Stepoturh
Binghamton
Caledonians
Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
Tamaquao
Shamokin
Philadelphia and Reading
Greenwood
Tamaqua
Broad Street
Jersey
A.T. Tice
Van Storch Case Reviewed by Supreme Court
The Willam Von Storch versus Carrington Von Storch case, decided by the Supreme Court, affirmed the jury’s finding that William Von Storch held the property in fee simple. The long trial began June 7 1867 and stretched over twenty one days with prominent local counsel. The dispute centered on a small Arcade property on North Main Avenue and divided heirs claiming adverse possession or tenancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam von Storch
Carrington von Storch
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Tribune
Lackawanna County
Archhbald
MM. A. Knapp
Everett Warren
John J. Sernge
Alex. Farnham
Jessup
North Main Avenue
Providence Gas and Water Company
Arcade
Edward Phermnane
Ferdinand von Brorch
Ferdinand
Abel Bennett
Binghamton
N. Y
Hanis
Bennett
William
Godfrey von Storch
Judee Garrick M. Harding
Judee Harding
Currington
North End
Gome
Officers Installed for White Lily Temple No 70
Officers of White Lily temple No 70 Ladies of the Golden Eagle were installed for a six months term. Posts include Post templar Mrs Mary J Gould noble templar Mrs Hannah Kay vice templar Mrs Elizabeth Wharton prophetess Mrs Martha Stevens priestess Mrs Barah A Davis guardian of records Barah L Cook guardian of finance Mrs Gwennie Davis guardian of exchequer Mrs L A Arnold marshal of ceremonies Mrs Malvina Nolan guardian of inner portal Mrs Julia Ripley guardian of outer portal Mrs Mame Griffin tris teex Mrs Margaret Habbe Mrs Mary J Ronar Mrs Sarah EB Gotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lily Temple
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Post Templar
Mra
Mary J. Gould
Noble Templar
Hannah Kay
Templar
Elizabeth Wharton
Martha Stevens
Barah A. Davis
Records
Barah L. Cook
Finance
Gwennie Davis
Exchequer
L. A. Arnold
Malvina Nolan
Inner Portal
Julia Ripley
Outer Portal
Mame Griffin
Margaret Habbe
Mary J. Ronar
Sarah EB. Gotts
Paine Takes Seat as Scranton Councillor and Turnpike Debate
A. B. Paine, new ninth ward councilman, is sworn in amid a council session focused on the Providence and Abington Turnpike. The special committee report urges immediate repair and outlines legal options, with city solicitor and mayoral notes on fire department inspection and several ordinances and resolutions discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Keller
A. B. Paine
Tewkesbury
Keesion
Providence
Abington
Abington Turnpike
Common Connell
Herewich
Cifty
Amet
Otee
Lather Keller
A. Harvey
Rewer
Biranton
Lather Weller
Bay
Common Council
Salis
City of
Scranton
Providence and Abington Turnpike Company
Supreme Court
Turnepike Company Sa
Elty
Juroour
Turnpike Company
Tepedhe
Kanpany Ys
Eity
Cit
Hialevard
Paine
Keller
Wheeler Avenue
Lincon Street
Spertinos
Mesars. Keller
Calpin
M. W. Morris
Griffiths
Washington Avenue
New York
Marion Streets
Parker Street
Morris Connell
Cal- Pin
Ayer
Meers
Culplin
Ruare
Ziechan
Nagell
Galvin
Harvey
Wenzel
Watkins
Coleman
T. F. Morris
Cusick
Norton
Griffitha
Nayn
Mewers
Roose
M. V. Morris
Godishall
Philips Keller
Smith
Blakely Named in Ellipsed Notices
Frank Svetov and Mary Persin figures appear in a fragmentary notice sequence. The OCR shows scattered names with unclear roles alongside Blakely in an unidentified local publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Svetov
Ceeeees Seeees Blakely
Mary Persin
Isesses Sesceeeess Blakely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Briggs
Sith
Melaine
Proanfolher
north—Niehile
North
Dvadlean
Dulty
R—Fh
L A. me—Moran
M— Cawley
Mrgovern
Madiicant
Bou
Finnerty
Castrer
Uneede
Mason
van Storch
MR. Paine
Bloom Avenue
Providence and
Fieall
Grier
Mecara
Morris
Ayoe
Mewere
Gorlahall
Culpin
Huane
Wen
Colman
T. J. Morrin
Conelli
Sarton
Naye
Mewne
Reeve
M. Ov
Morrie
Zlackivan
Phillipes
Weller
Genthe
Althy
Bordens
EAGLE
Borden's Condensed Milk Co
Renee
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Naton “Avenue
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
United States
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Nes Accernta
Dr. James
EDGE
Pilsner
W.winth Street
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
Densten
Tempers
Calarrh
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Wil Bhe Shhomatic
Suppii
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Philadel
Howre
Maiore
M Feer
California Fig Syrup CO
Heller
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