Builders Council Declares Strike Solid on New Structures
At a Building Trades Council meeting the resolution was adopted to refuse work on any new or altered buildings by members of the Pulldere exchange. The strike remains largely unchanged with no non union workers at work and no arrivals reported. Contractor George Cooper signaled concession while unions prepare broader actions, as delegates report from all allied unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders’ Exchange Contract Co
Central Labor Union
Anthracite
Building Trades Council
Pulldere' Exchange
Taylor
George Cooper
Canneil
Tinetfogs
Bulldine Treadey Council
Carpenters Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Alhiet
Pepe Getlon
Thal
Tribune
Maxter
Central Labor union holds large secular monthly meeting
Yesterday's Central Labor union session led by President Martin Plalerty drew the largest attendance in months. The gathering focused on solidarity with striking carpenters and painters, reaffirmed support for allied unions, and elected officers amid broad discussion of current topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Martin Plalerty
Met
Thyouweheny
Bernard Flo
Pie Piltet Brewery
Union Onders
United
Hrewmee
Wiere
Danvitlen
Gale Wet
Mies
Central
Daly
Sowinl
Milgead
Bexsion
Coal Market Notes and Freight Rates Across Regions
The report describes demand for anthracite in the east and weak summer activity in the west. It notes producers resisting price increases and a general intent to curb output. Freight from the port to distant points shows a 20 cent rate with coal movements forward.
Munyon's Guarantee Strong Insertion About Remedies
Munyon asserts bold claims on remedy efficacy in a promotional insert. The copy emphasizes relief and practical outcomes for various ailments, urging readers to trust the treatment and its promised results.
Chestnut and Angineering Mining Tour Saturday
A fragment notes a Chestnut event labeled Angineering and Mining tour scheduled for Saturday. Details and location are unclear in the readable text.
Miners at Din mont mine discharge after wage dispute
Six of sixteen drivers at the Din mont mine quit Friday over withheld pay and were discharged Saturday after returning to work. The company filled the vacancies and had orders directing compensation for workers on Delaware Trackawanna and Western property. The note mentions meals and other perquisites like free housing coal and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinmont
Union Meetings and Labor Actions Near Regent Tonight
A special meeting of bricklayers and electricians is set for tonight to discuss the ongoing strike by carpenters and others. Officials order a partial holiday for Dickson company workers in June to August, and new leadership will begin duties at Bripes shaft. A Tailors union reorganization is debated, with no firm action yet. Details cover hours worked and trips by trains to gather reports on daily labor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecalie
Wetson
al Pred Krilieh
Courcey Marhar
Dickson Company
Join Cummings
Bripess Ealiery
Mrr
Cummings
Sterrick Creek
Pockville
Mesere
Davis
Teynen
Moses Wil
Ig and Clark
Brises
Fleatrical Workers’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Tailors’ Union
Semontoy Coal Company
Welchmaster
Will
Hee Busness
Thermas Motconm
Bripgs
Twihiwire
Lachuwontin
Weartern Rein
Died On Railroad Train In Dunkirk Area
James Dougherty founder of a business college and night school on West Main Avenue Scranton died suddenly aboard a Shore train near Dunkirk New York. He became ill Saturday and died en route to his hometown leaving behind his son James E Dougherty and a widow. Coroner Keeney authorized removal to Owego New York for the Funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tr. Dougherty
Beth
Keeney
Tuffate
Owego
Dourherty
West Scranton
James Fe, Dougherty
Business College
Weat Scranton
Promised Land Tract Sold in Pike County Watershed Purchase
William Kelly of this city buys 12 000 acres in Pike County known as the Promised Land a vast wild uninhabited tract that will serve as the sole remaining watershed for Williadelphia. The bakers formerly owned the land and refused to sell until last week. The reclaimed supply is described as the finest in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williiamn Kelly
Baturdey
Pike County
Capitalisis
Bakers
Doctor from Rural Village Faces Growing Pains
A Detroit Free Press blurb jokes about a young doctor from a rural village advancing in his career. The physician says Delag is satisfactory and notes early signs of business duties and a larger patient load as he cultivates a professional air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delag
Detroit
Narrow Escape A South Scranton Engine Accident
Charles Bielesheimer of Prospect avenue was thrown under a locomotive front wheel at the South mill of Lackawanna Steel. Fireman stopped the engine quickly, saving his life though his left leg was crushed and may require amputation, Dr. Walter hoped to avoid that outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Bielesheimer
Othrr
Charles Bielesheimer
Prospect Avenue
Lackawanns Tren and Stiel Company
Areman
Bieleeheimer
Obsequies for Mrs Wirth Held at Home and Cemetery
The fitting service for Mrs Caroline Wirth was conducted at her son Jules Haurt’s home on Birch Street with Rev W A Nowitt presiding. A large gathering displayed community sorrow as funeral cortege proceeded to Pittston Avenue Cemetery for burial with pallbearers named and floral tributes including a wreath from Mrs Christian Wirth and a children’s anchor and dove memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Fitter
Caroline Wirth
Julve Haurtmay
Birch Street
Ree
W. A Nowitt
Erickory Street Presbyterian Church
Goml
Mire
Wirth
Pittston Avenue
Mre
Christian Wirth
Inger
Fred Murech
John Yoset
Philip Kelb
George Neher
Casper Frudegar
Philip Heinrich
Wounded Boy Found Near Church After Accidental Fire
John Brenown's son, injured near the rear of a church, was helped home after a severe thigh wound. Dr John J Walsh treated the injuries. George Winsrath suffered a deep cut at a meat market with a butcher knife. A fire at Independent Polish church on Leeyst street started by a candle, burned draperies but was quickly extinguished. fire crews stood by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
John Brenown
Connell Company
Mineeka
Bank of Xn Chain
Brent War Tee
John J.walsh
Ceorge Winsrath
Krager & Woelster
Cedar Avenue
Tox 63
Leeyst Street
Knights of Honor to be Instituted in South Scranton
The Knights of Honor will inaugurate a South Scranton lodge at Storms hall on Alder street at 6 o clock with Ex Mayor H W Allixon of Allentown as grand dictator and Grand Reporter William J Robinson of Erle to exemplify the work. A serial session will follow. Also notes of local visits and a funeral mention John Gilroy with services at St. Joans and interment at Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subepoft Knights of Honor
South Scranton
Dunmore School Board to Reorganize Tonight
The Dunmore school board meets in No 1 building to reorganize tomorrow evening at 8. Retiring Republicans Wilson and Brenson will be replaced by Democrats Miller Costello, leaving four Republicans and two Democrats on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs, Wilson and Brenson
Republican Party
Mesare, Miller and Costello
Local notices and incidents from Blakely area report arrests and events
Patrick Larkin of Keat Drinker street was jailed for thirty days on a drunk and disorderly charge after an arrest by Officer Boland. A horse belonging to McMillan Frothers escaped near the Corners, ending in a crash but with only a broken shaft damage. Church groups and school orders appear among regular civic notices, with meetings set on Thursday and tomorrow evening, plus visits from Philadelphia and Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Grace Chamberlain
Broom
Blakely Streets
Didley Street Baptist Church
Mies May Hughes
South Blakely Street
John Th. Davies
Philadelphia
Cyrus Hauten
Wilkes-Barre
and Mia Miller
West Pine Street
Ignorance of Law and Health Combats by Blood Purity
An editorial piece argues health harms come from impure blood not local ailments. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood cleansing remedy. Includes testimonials from James Ehnows of Cleveland and Canis Hexpessner of Amsterdam praising renewed strength and cure from scrofula and kidney pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hoadl
James Ehnows
East View Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Debi
Canis Hexpessner
Amsterdam
New York
Local agents promise trusted workmanship for cafferty laces
We are sole agents for Scranton for C. Cafferty Binghamton N Y and guarantee all work entrusted to our care will be perfectly satisfactory Our patrons need have no hesitation in sending us all classes of fine laces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
C. C. Cafferty
Binghamton
N. Y
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Building Trades' Council
Meeting of
Bostery
Chicas
All Heeler Fhimney
Amiell
Emale
Atlantic
Munyon
James R. Dougherty
Dunkirk, N. Y
William Kelly
Mis Wirth
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Dunmore
Penelope
Ion Ralat
Flood
O. J. Porites
Mia
M. A
Dinwostu
Embreeville
Ifood
Thos. Kelly's
Con Menollyana Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Madras
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
Pilsner
Ado
Ado H. Nintt
Serenson, Pa
Columbia Chainless Bicycles
Lever
Columbia Chain
Pierce and Stormers
Befwre
Kellum & Conrad
Wyoming Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Cragton and Wilken Lure
Scranton, Pa
Moosic Powder CO
Bcranton, PA
Moonte and
Rushiale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Exetedives
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HW. Pack
Doabler
Holmes
Spalding Roundster
Plorey & Brooks
He Ie Ean Tien
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