Governor Signs Weiler Bill Amid Labor Backing in Pa
Harrisburg June 4 The House rejected recommittal of the Becker bill on Philadelphia mayoral appointtees by 61 to 49. Heidelbaugh sought a Sunday sports restriction bill but was refused a special order. Governor Hastings signed the Weller labor protection act and the Muehlbronner street improvement measure. The Weller act imposes penalties up to two thousand dollars and one year in jail for interfering with legitimate labor organizatons.
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Wlarrisburg
Becker
Philadelphia
Heidelbaugh
Lancaster
Baldwin
Delaware
Bentley
Erie
Creasy
Columbia
Hammond
Westmoreland
Senate
Hastings
Weller
House
Muehlbronner
May Arrest All The Army In Phoenixville
In Phoenixville on June 4 Captain De Garis of the Salvation Army was arrested as a disturber of the peace and jailed in West Chester. Serjeant major William Allert, following his imprisoned chief, was also arrested for worshiping loudly, and housed in the local lock-up. He obeyed De Garis’s call, leading to his arrest and confinement after prayers and singing in custody.
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Allert
Burgess
Army
Salvationiste
Phoenixville
Captain de Garis
Salvation Army
William Allert
de Garis
West Chester
Lodge Dabbles in Politics Disbands Camp No 674
District President H B Ingham of the Patriotic Order Lone of America seized the charter seal and property of Camp No 674 in North Towanda and officially disbanded the lodge with forty members after a political endorsement controversy during last fall's county campaign and internal disciplinary failure.
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St. Towanda
H. B. Ingham
Patriotic Order Lone of America
Impure Food Sale Accusations In Montgomery County
Deputy Food Commissioner Simmers charges H H Robinson of Collegeville and Alexander Stouch of Pennsburg with selling impure items. Robinson allegedly sold ground coffee 70 percent roast wheat and chicory from a Camden firm. Stouch’s mustard analysis showed 40 percent wheat flour. Bail posted for further hearing.
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Norristown
Robert Simmers
H. H. Robinson
Collegeville
Alexander Stouch
Pennsburg
Lenhardt
Camden
Stouch
Hunger drives unknown man to suicide in Twin Oaks
An unidentified, well dressed young man shot himself in the right temple at Twin Oaks in Upper Chichester township near Cheater, Pennsylvania. He was seen all day, lamenting hunger and unemployment, with no identification found on him.
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Cheater
Twin Oaks
Upper Chichester
Twin Oakes
Agrief
Bank cashier accused of $7700 theft in Lehigh Valley storage case
Easton June 4. Absconding bank cashier J. B. Meixell of South Bethlehem is found to have defrauded the Lehigh Valley Cold Storage Co. of $7700, of which he was secretary and treasurer. An attachment for the sum was filed with the sheriff today. Meixell had vanished after the company had said accounts were in order.
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Easton
J. B. Meixell
South Bethlehem
Lehigh Valley Cold Storage Company
Meixell
Self-Destructive Act in City Hotel Believed to Fail
A woman named Bella, about 40, in a city hotel attempted suicide by drinking vitriol. After a quarrel with another fortune teller, she suffered severe pain and a physician gave antidotes and hypodermic relief. She is believed to be recovering.
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Ation
False teaching challenged in ear disease lecture
Dr Louis T Latenbach spoke to the Otological section of the American Medical Association in Philadelphia about mechanical ear massage to restore drumhead motion and hearing. He attacked a textbook claim that perforated drums cannot heal, prompting a committee to study eradicating the statement for Denver next year.
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Philadelphia
Louis T. Latenbach
Otological Section
American Medical Association
Flo
Denver
Col
Tribune Want Ads Show A Wide Range Of Help Wanted Notices
A jumble of classified lines includes clerical and labor requests, missing ledger entries, shop jobs at Blume’s Carriage Works, and ads from Rexford Co for workers in Scranton area. Also listings for sales agents, lost watch rewards, and local sports team names featured in the page’s community notices.
Vote for a club to win ten complete uniforms
The club with the most votes will receive ten full uniforms tailored by C. M. Florey of 2 Wyoming avenue. Uniforms will match Eastern league quality and be awarded only to clubs in Lackawanna, Luzerne, Wayne, Susquehanna, Monroe, Bradford and Wyoming counties. Votes announced Saturday, June 2%. Send ballots to the Sporting Editor at The Tribune.
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C. M. Florey
Sporting Goods
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Lugerne
Wayne
Susquehanna
Monroe
Bradford
Wyoming
Hallots
the Tribune
Cuba War Aims Echo Founding Liberty Bell
The piece argues the United States should recognize Cuban belligerency and treat Cubans as independent equals under international law, citing Monroe and Madison as models for impartial support without mediation or favoritism. It criticizes current policy as failing to uphold honest recognition and justice for Cuba, contrasting with Spain’s earlier colonies.
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Madison
Monroe
Spain
United States
Governor Hastings vetoes Bradford county game ban and atlas printing
In Harrisburg on June 4 Governor Hastings vetoed an act banning catching or selling grouse pheasant quail partridge woodcock wild pheasant trout or bass in Bradford county calling the measure unconstitutional. He also vetoed a joint resolution to print costly atlases with ecological reports citing no cost provision and state treasury strain.
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Harrisburg
Hastings
Bradford
State Game Commission
Judge Hanna Rules Direct Inheritance Tax Law Unconstitutional
Philadelphia June 4 President Judge Hanna of the Orphans Court ruled the new direct inheritance tax law unconstitutional while adjudicating the estate of George Blight. The measure, passed by the legislature as a revenue move, was expected to add 600000 to 1000000 dollars annually to state revenues and may head to the state supreme court for a final ruling.
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Philadelphia
Hanna
Orphans’ Court
George Blight
Supreme Court
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Mines Shift to Full Time
General Superintendent Lawall announces that starting July 1 all mines owned by the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal company will operate full time through December 1. The firm employs nearly 8,000 men and boys.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lawall
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Lightning strikes Mont Alto home. child killed
Lightning struck the new house of J. H. Ledy at Mont Alto Intersection, tearing a roof hole and killing Barney Etter’s young child. The incident occurred today in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
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Chambersburg
J. H. Ledy
Mont Alto
Barney Etter
Etter
One Thing to Do for Cuba in Early 1900s Debate
A Cuban independence argument critiques U S calls for recognition while delaying action. It condemns past offers by Spain and reform proposals as inadequate, urging immediate support for Cuban liberty without price. The piece notes opposition within Spanish politics to any compromise.
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New York
Cuba
Bpanieh
Cleveland
Minisetor Canovas
Gonor Dupuy de Lome
Iland
Cortes
Spain
Ads Under This Head One Cent Word Sale and More
Classified notices list cheap folding beds lamps and chests for sale at 125 Short avenue Scranton and Lake Winola items offered by M HESSLER Paterson NJ. Horse and stable inquiries at Everett's Stable Dix Court Scranton. Multiple sale notices mention a plated conn double bell euphonium with trombone bell engraved for $90 with address KE W GAYLOCK LaRaysville for response.
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KE. W. Gaylok
LaRuysville
Ile
West Side Browns Triumph In Local Amateur Baseball
The West Side Browns secured a gain over the Sliders in a recent game. Voting tallies show Sliders 966 and Browns 1205, with numerous team entries and standings listed afterward.
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West Side Browns
Sliders
Browns
Uepecheeanke
West Side
Pinw Brook
Minyfeld
Taylor Gravh
North Err Stara
Old Forge Dodgers
Gasveeseence
South Side
Green Ridge
Local baseball schedule and club challenges dated
The notice lists multiple baseball matchups for today and upcoming days. Teams include The Young Harmonies Rosettes Washington Avenue Stars Hane Ball club South Side Minooka Electrice Brownies Spaulding Moya and several others. Matches at Delaware and Hudson ground Howell Field Athletic park and Minooka grounds with various captains managers listed.
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Youngs
Rosettes
Washington Avenue Stars Hane
Taylor
W. H. Whatley
Rountuabout
Delaware and Hudson
Tom Root
A. Sweet Menager
Minooka
South Sie
Hastings
Lalley
O'Neill
Winnery
Electrice
Brownies
Spaulding Moya
B8outh
Scranton Huttlorn
Howell Field
Linden Street Bridge
T. Hawley
H. Pass
Holford Club
Peckville
Walla Wahs
Providence
Nonparelli
Priceburg
Nonparelis
Dunmore
Weeat Elle Athletica
Dickson Stars
A. C. Holford
Thomas’ College
Athletic Park
Fair Sox
Dunmore Noparel
Olyphant
Infant Nearly Dies After Ingesting Morphine Pills
Asbury Park June 4 Helen infant daughter of A W Sparks of the Alhambra hotel found a vial with four pills in a vacant guest room. Believing them to be candy pellets she ate some and fainted. Her parents rushed her to a physician where restoratives were given. Three doctors treated her for three hours before she regained consciousness and was pronounced out of danger.
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Asbury Park
Helen
A. W. Sparks
Alhambra
Wilkes-Barre Public Building Funding Bill Passed
In Washington on June 4 the senate approved a bill allocating 226000 dollars for a public building in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. The measure advances to the house for action amid other appropriation requests.
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Washington
Senate
Prble
Wilkes-Barre
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Lodge
Bella
Allentown
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Saviety
Crow
U. 8
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Latenbach
Medical Society
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Blume
Rexford CO
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Wells
Clifton Soap and Manufeturbe Company
Cincinnati
Edward C. Fish & CO
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Adva
Giants Horns Hotel
Frankile Ave
M. A. Stenkins
Lawrence, Mich
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Snyder
Holt Rade
T. B.snydes & CO
Athens
Endlowing SR
Mango” Chemical Company
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Broddown
Jadwin
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First Ward
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Anderson's Reat
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Gokuring
Lasaliea Street
Furst
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Nonparells
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Manley
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Ohio
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Racine, Win
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Portland
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Rochester
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J. G Hlert
Adare Avenue
Scrantona
Gents
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Andrew Nichols
Naperville
Farp
Michigan
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Madrid
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Short Avenue
Lake Winola
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M. Hessler
Paterson, N. J
Everett
Dix Court
Penn Avenue
Wilkes-Warre’s Public Building
F. M. Frtzel
Chiropodia
C@s COOPER
City Scavenger
Chon Reasonable
Seranson Mrt
Waehbore Street
BR. Briggs
Brigus
Muln Ave
Mieken
Stockholders’ Meeting
Lucia Miling and Milling Co
Trantiis Natonal Hank Dero
Offic
Tuewlay
Board of Trustees
Silc Company
Kanta Lucia
Honduras
Amora
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T He Proshilent
T. J. Foster
Stiuations
Jon
Will
Cedar Avenue
M.D. Pittston Port
Addreas H. V. M
Arlieliuts
Anon
J. H
North
Sumoor Avenue
Sporinsicy
Scrantonusiness College
Kim Street
Eptaks
Alee
nGa Wachoski
Wy Anzen Rey
Hickory Street
U. Hagit Lekory
Obek
Nicholson
Lindon Ninoet
Vlerk
Bent
Paleaman
Sereaten
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