Farr Labor Bill Passes House Amends Libel Bill In Senate
Pennsylvania report details the passage of the Farr eight hour bill after a lively exchange on amendments to libel provisions. It notes the Northampton county contest ruling in favor of Adam Shifter and the adjournment schedule as lawmakers pursue actions in Harrisburg.
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Elections Committee
Adam Shiffer
Northampton County
House
Philadelphia Museum
Harrisburg
Jane
Senate
Hamilton Road
Grady
Miller
Luzerne
Gould
Erie
Mears
Stewart
Philadelphia
Peoples
Lancaster
Kerr
York
French
Adam Shifter
Easton
William A. Leh
South Baston
Boyer
Glass Workers Petition for Window Glass Duties Restore
June L President Simon Burna of the Window Glass Workers association has forwarded to Senator Pittsburg urging restoration of duties on window glass. The move aims to revive protective tariffs and support domestic industry amid trade concerns.
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Pittsburg
Simon Burna
The
Window Glass Workers' Association
Petition Urges Senate to Feature Duties on Window Glass
The largest petition from the organization asks the senate to include duties on window glass to the rates fixed by the Dingrey bill. It notes every window glass worker signed and lists many nonmembers dependent on glass factories for employment.
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Quay
Senate
People's party state convention at Altoona nominates ticket
The Altoona convention selected a state ticket with Dr. C. F. Taylor as auditor general and Horatio Ayer as state treasurer. Charles Miller was named state chairman and Andrew Story state secretary. The platform condemns gold standard advocates and promotes currency expansion, tax reforms, and school ballot simplification.
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Altoona
People's Party
Philip Willet
Crawford County
Leslie
John H. Stevenson
Allegheny County
L. W. Owles
Erie
James Robertson
Harry L. Berry
Indiana
C. F. Taylor
Philadelphia
Horatio
Vote for Lackawanna clubs wins new uniforms
The club with the most votes will receive ten complete uniforms by C. M. Florey of 22 Wyoming Avenue. Uniforms will match Eastern league quality and be made for Lackawanna and nearby counties. Ballots should be sent to Sporting Monster in The Tribune. winner announced Saturday June 26.
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C. M. Florey
Sporting Goods
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Lugerne
Wayne
Susquehanna
Monroe
Bradford
Wyoming
Sporting Moster
the Tribune
Pennsylvnia to Build 65 Passenger Locomotives at Altoona
Altoona Pennsylvania railroad machine shops to work fifty hours weekly and Juniata shops forty five hours as orders for ten P class passenger locomotives are placed. Five more go to Juniata shop. Officials say 65 new locomotives will be built this year to steady output and boost repair work amid improving traffic and a dawning era of prosperity. Minor summer retrenchment reduces some firemen and engineer positions.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Juniata Shops
Juniata Shore
Pennsylvania
Thief Attacks Man and Woman Then Escapes With Loot
A thief assaulted a man and a girl, throws them aside, and secures his booty before fleeing the scene. The father then appeared and suffered the same treatment before the thief escaped with the stolen items.
International Commercial congress opens in Philadelphia
The International Commercial congress begins with a National Advisory board meeting at the Philadelphia Commercial Museum. The formal opening is set for tomorrow at the Academy of Music with President McKinsey delivering an address in the presence of the president's cabinet and other government officials.
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Philadelphia
International Commercial Congress
National Advisory Board
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Academy of Music
McKinsey
Ex City Attorney Moreland Faces Disbarment
Pittsburg June 1 Ex City Attorney W C C Moreland now in the Western Penitentiary for city embezzlement will be dropped from the Allegheny county roll of attorneys without making any defense to the disbarment petition. The time to answer the Bar Association petition has expired.
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Pittsburg
Atorney W. CC. Moreland
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny County Roll of
Bar Association
Salvation Army Captain Arrested in Phoenixville Disturbance
William Doe Garis, captain of the Phoenixville Salvation Army corps, was arrested for maintaining a nuisance and disturbing the peace. Chief Carter filed the warrant at the Burgess’s urging. Justice Howell set the hearing for Wednesday. The case follows repeated street meetings that officials say caused runaways and accidents. The corps, largest in Chester County, faces potential arrests of its members if they continue.
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Phoenixville
William Doe Garis
Phoenixville Corps
Salvation Army
Carter
Burgess Bitting
de Garis
Howell
Chester County
Quay Libel Suit Filed by Flinn and Magee
Senators William Flinn and Chris L. Magee place damages at $100 000 each in libel suits against Hon. Richard Quay. Pleas of not guilty were filed by Quay’s counsel in both cases.
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Flinn and
Magee
Pittsburg
William Flinn
Chris L. Magee
Richard Quay
Quay
Philadelphia and Reading stockholders choose new board
The Philadelphia and Reading Railway company held its annual meeting in Philadelphia on June 1 and elected a board for the coming year: Joseph S. Harria, George F. Baer, Charlene H. Coster, Francia Lynde Stetson, John Lowther Welsh, Thomas Welsh, Thomas McKean, George C. Thomas, A.J. Antelo and Henry A. Dupont. No other business was transacted.
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Reading
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Joseph S. Harria
Charlen H. Coster
Francia Lynde Stetson
John Lowther Welsh
Thomas Welsh
Thomas McKean
George C.thomas
A.J. Antelo
Henry A. Dupont
Cattle Die After Poison Mistake on Chester County Farm
Five cows die and twenty more near West Chester as a farm hand confuses nitrate of silver with salt on a dairy farm of T Derington Strode. A nitrate and salt mix used on asparagus beds was fed to cattle. four died in hours with one more dying the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
T. Derington Strode
Deluge of Replies Prompt Tribune Contest
A prominent businessman recalls being flooded with responses after a Tribune Want Ad, saying readers flooded him with replies and praising the prompt results.
Sale notices for horses wagons and silver plate in Scranton area
Multiple classified style notices list items for sale or trade. Includes a few choice lota at Lake Winola from M HESSLER Paterson N J. Young span of dark chestnut horses at Everett's Stable Dix Court Scranton. Fine trap cheap at 1541 Penn Ave. Silver-plated Conn double bell e t with trombone lining near Fred’s, price 50 cents. Address inquiries to E W GAYLOR LaRailville Pa.
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Lake Winola
M. Hessler
Paterson, N. J
Pean
Everett
Dix Court
Fred
E. W. Gaylo LaRayaville
Amateur base ball uniform contest settles into final tally
The Tribune reports 75 000 votes cast in the amateur base ball uniform contest with leading entries including Sliders West Side Browns and Nay Aug Stars among many listed teams and vote counts. The column lists numerous team names and small vote tallies across the field.
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Tribune
Sliders
Slidera
Old Forge Dodmers
Green Ridge
Ballora
Desperate Burglar Subdues Household in South Bethlehem
A bold burglar gained entry to the home of B. Lelsch in South Bethlehem early today, subdued the house inmates at gunpoint, and took several hundred dollars in cash and items. A servant girl was bound and threatened but not seriously harmed, and Reuben Leiach was knocked unconscious and tied up while trying to help.
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Bethlehem
Lelsch
Reuben Leiach
Leiach
Fragmentary Verse Line Sparks Cultural Snafu
A fragmented OCR snippet shows mixed language exclamations and a copyright line, hinting at a literary page with interwoven phrases. No clear event or proper names beyond Mitchell & Miller appear. context remains unclear.
Local baseball challenges and results feature June games
Teams from Minooka South Side Sailor Boys Sliders Providence Stars and others arrange matches on June 4 5 6 at various grounds including Mullen Moses Taylor Archbald Stillwater and Stillwater. The Edisons beat the American Indians on Moses Taylor Hospital grounds.
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Sailor Boys
Mullen
D. Jones
W. Hawley
Sliders
Moses Taylor Hospital
B. Tropp
Minooka Stars
Jra
South Side
Violets
Tribune
M. Raddon
Merry Boys
Busy Bees
Little Mines
O. Krammer
J. Kuhn
Providence Stars
Taylor Grays
Taylor
The
A. B. Davis
William Dwyer
South Washington Avenue
Rosettes
Brownies
Eagles
Cauley
James Grandville
Sun Set Baseball Club
Archbald
Carbondale
Archibald Grounds
M. F. McDonnell
Edisons
American Indians
Central City Rentals and Sales Ads Mixed Listing
Public notices and classified ads show rentals in Central City 8 houses for $12 to $40 monthly and a remodeled five story building near Dime Bank on Geneva Avenue. Also job columns request agents and solicitors with varied pay, focusing on sales, with several firms offering commissions and incentives.
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Central City
Electric Avenue
Wee
Furnace
Rowning & Capwell
Meare
Ceneee Avenue
Dime Bank
J. N. Rick, Mears
Help Wanted Females and Agent Openings
Classified help wanted notices solicit competent women for general housework and sales agent positions. Listings include addresses in Madison Avenue, Myrtle Street, Lawrence Michigan, Cincinnati Ohio, and New York. ads request references, 2-cent stamps, and provide instruction to apply or request particulars for opportunities offering earnings and flexible,女性-friendly work.
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Clifton
Luarby Company
Cincinnati
C. Wan
RD C. Fish & UO
Holden Block
Chicago
Madison Avenue
P. Ringsa
Iny Avenue
Myrtle Street
Schanton
Hnyder
T. B.snyder & CO
Cloeinnatl
Dobu Street
New York
Valuable property for sale in Bristol and Hue areas
Real estate ad lists property on North Malin avenue Bristol with a brick store eight stories at No 1007 Block 8 N 181% 1915 and 1017. Anderson's Real Estate Agency handles the listing. Also notes a desirable lot with a house on North Washington avenue Hue and an owner Kayinishes at 601 Quincy avenue.
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Malin Ave
First Ward
Bristol House
Anderson's
News OW
N. Washington Ave
Hue
Kayinishes
Quincy Ave
Public sale notices and lost item advertisement fragment
Public sale set for June 4 1907 at 100 m on William Watta farm near Dalton to dispose of household furnishings. Lost blue child’s coat described as Ada street area near Wing Street with white trim buttons. return to 440 Inoy Avenue. Notice states Pedrick business to be carried on by M Pedrick after June 1 1807 by mutual agreement with six bills re-collected and all bills paid.
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Senate
Smith
Stewart
Philadelphia
Hammond
Educational Committee
House
Becker
Woodruff
Adams
William Watta
Dalton
Adan Avenue
Clay Avenue
Wing Street
Howard
Ulnoy Avenue
Pedrick
Rice Mt
M. Pedrick
Local Youth Teams Prep Pair of Games on May 6 and Thursday
Bide Athletics Eurekas and South Side clubs announce first come first served matchups at Old Forge grounds May 6 at 3 o clock led by T Williams. The Little Giants challenge Electrics on their grounds with a return game open. players must be under a stated age with Law Watkins and Douglas Torrey named in management and captain roles.
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Bide Athletics
Eurekas
Providence
Walla Walla
South Side Club
Nonparella
Pricebure
Hillies
Archbald
Old Forge
T. Williams
Little Giants
Electrics
Linden Street Bridge
Law Watkins
Douglas Torrey
the Tribune
Notice Ad Opens Wartime Rate for Classifieds
Public notice lists advertising rate by word and assurances of timely processing. Details mention delivery options and office address for submitting notices. Local readers are informed of how to place ads at one cent per word and related services.
Pennsylvan ia University entrance exams in Scranton
University of Pennsylvania announces College and Law Department entrance examinations for Arts and Science along with Engineering and Architecture. Tests run June 15 and 16 at the School of the Lackawanna 243 Jefferson Ave under Walter L Buell. For details contact the Exam in er or Dean William A Lamberton. Law Dept contact Dr William Draper Lewis.
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Niversity OF Pennsylvania
Chen Lew
Scranton
School of the Lackawanna
Jefferson Avenue
Walter LL Buell
William A. Lamberton
University of Pennsylvania
West Philadelphia
LAW
William Draper Lewis
Sixth Street
Philadelphia
Annual Meeting Notice for Liverprag Above Works Stockholders
Annual meeting of stockholders of The Liverprag Above Works will be held at Scranton office Room 412 Commonwealth on Saturday June 19 1807 from 10 to 11 oclock. G Robertson Secretary.
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Scranton
G. Robertson
SITUATIONS WANTED AD MIXED LISTING
Classified note shows several help wanted notices including housekeeping by an Amerous Protestant widow with no family at 1126 Washburn street and a 15 year old boy seeking restaurant work and a young married man seeking driving or other honest work. Addresses given include M Pittston Post Office 1002 Jackson Street and ARLIE LITTS Tribune office.
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Pittston Post Ofice
Arlie Litts
Tribune Office
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Pennsylvania News
Farr
Mr. Bliss
Commercial Museum
Tillbrook
Allegheny
Thie
Glass Workers Petition
Samter Bros
Gune 2
Penny
Commercial Congress
McKinley
fFormal
Moreland
Salvation
State News
Briep
Butler
Jean Volet
Hollidaysburg
Roaring Springs
Samuel Garver
Joseph Spencer
Spencer
Barre Paper Manufacturing Company
Mitchell Coal and Coke Company
Gallitsin
Grove City
J. G. Perry
Pennsylvania Reserves
Woodland Cemetery
Mercer Rifles
Ridgeway
Joseph Distler
St. Marys
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Court House
Aov
Penn Avenue
Fle
Felix LE Brun
Bailie
Marie
O, Og, Clark, Gaé Penn Ave
Scranton, Po
Himmel
Mitchell & Miller
Minooka
M. F. Judge
Ike
West Side
J. Barrett
Dodgers
Washington Avenue Club
Washington, R
Crest—Blackksmith Shop
Wanna Avenue
Comegys
Wallington Avenue
Adva
Boston
Alesmen
Evans & CO
TL Tyler & CO
Portland
Glen
Andery County
Iirani J
Mt RT
Adams Avenue
Addrem Nichols
Naperville
Mam
Gonholid Sated Eg CO
van Buren St
Lackawanna Avenue
Stebhing
Lawrence, Mich
Stockholders’ Meeting
Olane Aas
Cooper
CITY
Scranton Wtreck
Houta
Washburn Street
Sbriggs
A. Inniads
Main Ave
Eicken
Adame and Mulberrys
Sumner Avenue
Mary
Bartana
Elmstreet
Scranton, Ma
Wachoski
M.D
Hickory Street
Bollera
Sharan
Gones
Hox
Nicholson
Suvaton
Jemuton
Salegmuns Ody
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