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Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania

05 Jun 1902

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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1902

Page

4

Roosevelt envoy in mine strike mediation effort

An envoy of President Roosevelt, Frank P. Sargeant, met with President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers to discuss arbitration of the strike. Reports say Sargeant’s mission aims to coax operators to accept arbitration, amid staunch opposition from mine owners and directors to any concessions.

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Mitchell Roosevelt United Mine Workers Frank P. Sargeant Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Sargeant Hotel Schadt Chicago T. V. Powderly White House Mrr. Sargeant New York Wilkes-Barre Sargeant Jis Washington Signil- Tivanii Pierpont Morgan Cowl Roads Mr. Morgan Morgan Tle Europe Baer Coal Department Cayuga Brisbin Delaware Lackawanna and Western South Main Avenue Nicholls Michael Healey Pyne Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Hampton Bashery Dunmore Pennsylvania Coal Company Bellevue Diamond Hamipton Shorege Keyser Valley Hoboken
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Prisoners Break for Liberty at Huntingdon Reformatory

Inmates led by Robert Black and Clyde Walker attempted to free themselves at midnight. They bound dynamo house electrician A. H. Isenberg and attacked Henry Stowers with a lead pipe before being overpowered and confined in the dungeon.

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Huntingdon Reformatory Associated Pros Huntingdon Robert Black Fayette County Clyde Walker Westmoreland County A. H. Isenberg Henry Stowers Isenberg Huike Ein
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Frank Thomson Memorial Music Hall Planned by Thomson Heirs

Wilson college trustees announced that the surviving children of Frank Thomson, late president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, will fund the completion of a $40,000 music hall to be named The Frank Thomson Memorial Music Hall. Thomson was born in Chambersburg and his parents rest in Falling Spring Presbyterian graveyard. A memorial window was placed in Falling Spring church in his honor.

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Associated Prows Chambersburg Wilson College Martin Frank Thomson Pennsylvania Railroad Music Hall Thomson Falling Spring Presbyterian Falling Spring Ise
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Freeman lowers ten mile motor paced bicycle record

Howard Freeman lowered the world ten mile motor paced bicycle record in the second heat of his race with De Guichard at the Colosseum in Baltimore. The former record was 144 3 5 set by Harry Elkes at the Pan American Exposition last year. Freeman's new mark is 147 4 5.

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Associated Press Baltimore Howard Freeman de Guichard Harry Elkes Freeman
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Mr Kruger Is Tl in Bed After Illness

Exclusive AP dispatch from Brussels reports, dated June 4, that Mr. Kruger is seriously indisposed and confined to his bed, according to a special source in Utrecht.

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Mr. Kruger Associated Press Brussels Utrecht Kruger
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