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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1902

Page

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Critival Hour Arrives in Anthracite Strike Uprising

As the United Mine Workers call engineers, firemen and pumpmen to quit for an eight hour day, a tense week begins. Employers report many volunteers to replace strikers, an army of 3000 coal and iron policemen is mobilized, and violence fears rise across Lackawanna and Luzerne counties amid guard rounds and house-to-house canvassing.

Coal and Iron Wilkes-Barre United Mine Workers of America Fromen Pumipmen Mitchell Tts Canyvass Coal and Iron Po Ncemen Pennsylvania Feld Wyoming Port Griffith Here Charles H. Schadt Lackawanna County Scranton Susquehanna Erie Railroad Company Forest City Susquehanna County Mahanoy City Mahanoy Valley

Trouble Brewing Over Hazleton Wages and Labor

Hazleton dispatch notes hundreds of special officers housed at mine breakers for guard duty after a miners strike threat. Labor leaders accuse non union firemen and pump runners of possible sympathy strikes while engineers may continue few. Companies say they can replace strikers with ease despite added costs.

Preas Hazleton

Mitchell addresses the trainmen in joint union meeting

At Ashley Pennsylvania a six hundred strong gathering of railway engineers firemen trainmen switch men conductors and telegraphers heard Mitchell of the United Mine Workers outline the anthracite strike and prospects for victory He predicted miners would win and urged unity with Grand Master Wilson pledging railroad brotherhood cooperation if needed to aid the miners.

Wilkes-Barre Brotherhoods of Central Railroad of New Jersey Ashley Mitchell United Mine Workers Fohy Charles 8. Wilson Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Wilson Railroad Brotherhood

Fatal Bicycle Collision Claims Two Amateur Riders

Exclusive wire reports from Lancaster describe a dark night crash on Wheatland avenue that killed Walter Powell and injured Daniel Trewits. Powell died at 6am from a fractured skull while Trewits, also about 17, remained with severe internal injuries and no hope for recovery.

Lancaster Walter Powell Daniel Trewits Powell Trewita Wheatland Avenue Trewits Bt. Joseph's Hospital Trewlta

Coal Trade Stagnant As Mines Idle And Prices Rise

Exclusive Ledger report notes anthracite trade unchanged with idle mines and little movement to market. Dealers are short and unable to meet demand as prices advance. Railroads divert cars to other traffic, bituminous trade enlarging and soft coal replacing anthracite for steaming.

Eris Philadelphia Ledger Hetail Rallroads

Elkin Wins Tioga Republican Primary Majority

Exclusive AP report from Wellsboro, Pa notes Tioga County's 46 districts report Elkin ahead by about 400 votes in the Republican primary. Returns from two remaining districts unlikely to change result with Champaign and Hitchcoek projected to secure legislative seats.

Elkin Tioga Associated Pres Wellsboro Tioga County Champaign Hitchcoek Bkalook

Mount Pelée lava study by Prof Heilprin at crater summit

Prof. Heilprin, president of the Philadelphia Geographical Society, ascended Mont Pelee with guides from Vive plantation to study the crater. He observed three vented steam jets, a central cinder cone, and synchronous eruptions with the Fallujse crater, while mud and ash showers endangered his party.

Fort de France Martinique National Geographical Society Angela Hellprin Mont Pelee Helprin Philadelphia Geographical Society Hellprin Vive Fernand Clerc Reid Hellwrin I Iself Heilprin Fallaise Fallujse Rui Clere Lake Palmisie George Kennon Mlorne Rouge

Philippine civil government bill to be voted on Tuesday

Washington reports a 4 o clock Tuesday Senate vote on the Philippines bill creating a civil government for the islands. The day will feature15 minute speeches with limited debate then proceed to the Nicaragua canal bill as regular business.

Associated Press Washington Senate Philippine Islands Nicaragua Canal Nicaragua Spooner Hanna Kittredge Mitchell Turner Morgan Platt Connecticut United States House of Representatives District of Columbia House Rules Committee Phillippines

Crisis in Austro Hungarian ties seen forcing imperial intervention

Vienna reports say Emperor Francis Joseph will likely back Austrian premier von Koerber as crisis with Hungary deepens. Upper house remarks hint concessions unavoidable for Austria yet warn against aggression toward Hungary. Quiet fear that the Ausgleich crisis could sever further links between the two states.

Vienna Reicharath von Keerber Austria Hungary Hugary Francis Joseph Dr. von Koerber Neuerele Prease Ausgleich Iles

Crank Arrested Over Obsession With Miss Gould

A man claiming to be James H. Anderson of Kansas was arrested in Irvington last night after disturbing Main Street. He was committed to White Plains for sanity examination by Judge Taylor. He said he came to see Miss Helen Gould and was dressed well, carrying letters addressed to himself from a New York hotel.

Turvytown Helen Gould Irvington Ile W Taylor White Plains James H. Anderson Kansas Misa Gould Lyndhurst Anderson Main Street New York

Senator Plann Replies On Convention Site

Exclusive wire from The Associated Prins in Cleveland June 1 reports Senator Plann’s reply to the suggestion of holding the next Republican convention in the city He says it would look like self interest and he is fighting to end his bid for the presidency while still seeking a fair convention location.

Associated Prins Cleveland Plann

Maritime Arrivals and Departures Reported by Wire

By Exchan ve Wire from the Associated Press New York June 1 Arrived: TL Aquitaine Havre Ryndhim Rotterdam Boulogne Sur Mer Georgian Liverpool Furnessia Glasgow Mogille Gibraltar Sailed: Lahn from Genoa Naples New York Queenstown sailed Fr lura from Liverpool New York Southampton Bremen from Bremen New York

Exchan Associated Prem New York Aquitaine Havre Ryndhim Rotterdam Boulogne Sur Mer Liverpool Furnessia Glasgow Mogille Gibraltar Lahn Genoaa Naples Queenstown Siled Ftruria Southampton Bremen

International eisteddfod planned after successful national event

Two years hence an international eisteddfod may be held here with English Welsh and German participants. The four day festival would feature mixed male and female choruses, choirs, instrumental contests, oratory, painting, drawing and literature. Receipts reportedly exceeded expenditures and out-of-town guests praised the event.

Utlea Arions Charlen Robinson Pennsylvania Central Brewing Company Liederkranzg Lackawanna Road J. W. Parson Price H. Evan Williams Sam T. Jones Walter Damrosch Jenkin Powell Jones Gwilym Miles Jermyn Eisteddfod Committee

Fatal Blaze at Rockaway Beach Claims Multiple Lives

A fire at Rockaway Beach destroys numerous frame and brick hotels and stores. Among the dead are Max Kasten, Lydia MelXrow, and an unknown man. Martha Hansen and Morris Kasten are injured, with a 5-year-old and others reported harmed. A candy maker is suspected among the dead. The blaze began in Kasten's hotel kitchen, likely from a gasoline stove explosion or candy kettle spill.

Associated Press New York Max Kasten Lydia MelXrow Rockaway Beach Thomas McKrow Prank Marth Hansen Morris Kasten Young McKkrow Kastens Kasten Peterson's Mouserite Harry Genette Herr Brothers Morrison Stables Brennan’s Iit Crisp

Fire Strikes Olyphant Meat Market and Saloon Block

Fire swept a business block in Olyphant near Lockaweil Street at 240 this evening. Two fire companies battled flames in Tipple's meat market and Hendigan's saloon as the blaze threatened to spread fumes before being brought under control.

Jolonarinnas J. W. Aweeney Lockaweil Atreet Olyphant Torcely Tipple's Meat Market Hendigan's

County Republicans claim county carried in primary

Exclusive Wire from York, June 1 reports both Silkinites and the opposition claim they carried the county in the Republican primary held Saturday night. The convention to elect delegates to the state convention will be held Tuesday.

Associated Rows York

End of the South Africa War Proclaimed by Peace Terms

London and Pretoria celebrate as Lord Kitchener Milner and Boer delegates sign surrender terms ending nearly three years of conflict. King Edward welcomes peace and declares holidays around the coronation dates. church bells horn blasts and prayers mark the joy across Britain and South Africa.

Lord Kitchener Lord Milner South Africa London Associated Press Pretoria House of Commons Great Britain Balfour Edward Mansion House Joseph (. Dimasdale War Office Twelock King Edward Kruger Transvaal

Weather forecast for Washington area

Forecast for Monday and Tuesday indicates partly cloudy skies with possible showers by night. Cooler highs likely in the northern portion with light to fresh south winds.

Washington Astern Pennsylvania

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Schadt Susquehanna Coal Company Alden Coal Company Delaware, Lackawanna Annd Western Company Nanticoke Tamaqua Coasdale Panther Creek Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Shamokin Samuel Deitrick Northumberland County Stone Mahanoy Duffy Hazleton House Freeland Ferry Coxe Lehigh Valley Coal Company Hazleton Electric Light Company Jacobs Minera New Jersey Central Associated Preas MT. Pelee Crater Philadelphia Geological Society The Philippines Mr. Kennan Crank Miss Gould National Eisteddfod Committee Kitchener Cables Kitchener
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