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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1899

Page

8

Crane cutters refuse work for Builders' exchange contractors

In Scranton a new strike wave emerges as crane cutters vote to refuse tasks for any contractor tied to the Builders' Exchange. About 20 workers remain on the job for contractors who won new contracts while iron workers in the city plan to organize a union. Action on unionization is postponed for another meeting.

Yoxfenlay Oe Forandehe Stelke Builder’ Exchange Lackawanna Avenue Builders’ Exchange Vem Sn the Iron Workers John A. Price Building ‘Trades Council Unien

Scranton Clerks Assemble Forms New Union Branch

The Scranton clerks assembly organized Monday at Beranton Clerks' association rooms led by Charles St Hulizer of New York city. It unites grocers clerks clothing clerks goods clerks and furnishing clerks and will cooperate with the Scranton Clerks' association in labor movements. Officers elected include President George Netwon Teets views President Charles GMitheald and others. charter members total 18. Meetings set for the first Monday of each month.

Scranton Clarke Central City Hyde Park Dirmimore South Side Beranton Clerks’ Association Charles St. Hulizer New York City United Clerks’ Assembly of the United States Tretail Clerks’ Association Howe Nike Scranton Clerks’ Association George Netwon Teets Charles Gmitheald Intine Cing Prebert A. Gitten George MM. Taylors Marry Alexander Trewinger John MM. Perry Sereeant-At-Arme Robert Gottheld

Changes in Lehigh Valley forwarding yard at Caxton

Yard changes shift east bound freight from the lower end to Polling Springs and move storage to the tower end. Falling Springs will host the new facing and switch system with tracks realigned and a tone switch added. Yardmaster Tirown says the plan will ease east bound freight handling as heavier trains arrive with new engines.

Caxton Polling Springs Tower Falling Springs Fight Yard

Through Freight Trains Shift to Jersey City Route

The plan, taking effect to handle heavy fall traffic, proposes no through east bound freight rearrangement at Caxton so trains can go directly to Jersey City without being reassembled at Mahoning or other downstream points.

Caxton Jersey City Mahoning Pitteton Gagette

New York Syndicate Accepts Wilkes-Barre Traction Property

The New York syndicate with an option to purchase at 14 dollars per share has accepted control of Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction. Weeks of audits confirm the property is in excellent condition with roads and equipment well kept and earnings properly charged to operations. Transfer will be formalized and stockholders paid.

Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction Company New York Wilkes- Barre

Blue Ridge Coal Interests Sold to Scranton Company

The Blue Ridge Conl companys interests including the caliery coal land and Morgan Store company passed into Scranton coal company control on Thursday. The breaker and store will be abandoned and Blue Ridge coal will be processed at the Ontario breaker. The change will put many workers out of employment. Stephen Rice, Morgan store manager, will manage the Riverside store and bring most of his office staff.

Blue Ridge Conl Company Calliery, Coal Iand and Morgin Scranton Oal Company Blue Ridge Ontario Stephen Rice Morgan Riverside

Miners Strike At Avoca Mines For Higher Wages

About seventy miners at Mollis ter and Bowman mines in Avoca walked out on Thursday seeking $2.20 per yard. The strike impacts roughly 200 workers who say the current rate of 1.28 per cable yard makes daily wages impossible. They would work only if the vein thickens to three feet. now most of the vein is rock. Operators have refused the wage demand.

Mollister Bowman Avoca

Labor meetings and strikes sweep through Scranton area

Teamsters and cab drivers plan a meeting at Industrio hall 408 Spruce street Faturday evening. Delaware Lackawanna and Western car shop workers lost this month’s wages yesterday. Electricians meet Mulbert's Hall Monday night at 8. Master plumbers held a Building Exchange forum meeting. Scranton Axle Works requests Saturday half holiday, board to consider. About forty miners at Jermyn mine No 1 struck yesterday over a docking dispute. Squeeze at Schuoley mine Pittston easing. pumps to be restarted while repairs and pillar strengthening continue.

Industrio Hall Spruce Street Delaware, Lackawanns and Western Railroad Company Mulbert's Hall Building Exchange Scranton Axle Works South Scranton Seaton McCoy Jermyn No. 1 Wight Sehooley

Luck Favors O'Leary as Residents Watch Burglar Tale

Edward W. Ives of 16 Jefferson avenue, Tra more, invites art police to meet burglar Dan O'Leary. He recounts prior break in three months earlier, describes heavy investment in alarms and weapons, and recalls a close call when the thief entered through a basement window and carried off clothing linen and towels. Mr Ives chats with O Leary in a friendly exchange.

Art Police Dan O'Leary Edward W. Ives Jefferson Avenue Tramore Iven

O'Leary Denies Plunder Trades at Hearing

In a police hearing O'Leary avoided specifics about his stolen goods. He claimed not to remember where the Iver hiure was kept or when fines were due while admitting nothing about selling items for drink. Mayor Moir set bail at 1000 dollars and confinement at the police station before county jail transfer to aid ongoing inquiries.

O'Leary Robling Moir Wales

Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed as Blood Bank and Cure

A dated testimonial page extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood bank and remedy for rheumatism scrofula stomach trouble indigestion and blood poison. It cites multiple individual cases including We A Bucklow Mrs Livan Misa Tuomas Carrs and Coam Campbell praising cures and restored strength.

Hood Sargaparilla East Moston Mass Livan M. Misa Springport St. N. E Minneapolis Minn

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