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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1897

Page

6

Grievances Of Coal Miners At Altoona Convention

A Pennsylvania miners convention at Altoona issues an address detailing grievances. It cites a state committee finding over 100,000 miners facing poverty from false weights and foreign labor, and calls for action against wage cuts and undue mine development. It mentions organizers A R Folgklund and J BR Palsley and names officers including John T Cline and George Nicholson.

Altoona Miners’ Convention A. R. Folgklund Cambria J. BR. Palsley Clearfield County

Boss Track-Layer Beaten in Unjont ey Fight

James Wilson, track layer at the Perch Coke works near here, lies unconscious in Todd's livery stable after a beating by youths. Suspects John Kerr Frederick Miller and Slugger Hanan are under arrest awaiting Wilson's condition, with Wilson described as critical.

Tnlontown James Wilson Perch Coke Works Todd John Kerr Frederick Miller Hanan Wilson

Milford Man Attempts Suicide After Murder Charge

Milford Pennsylvania June 18 Paul Herman Schultz who on June 13 was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his wife attempted to commit suicide this morning by strangulation. A bed quilt strip was torn and wrapped around his neck but night watchman Terwillicer found him and Dr. Wenner revived him after a half hour of effort. Schultz had written a farewell letter denying the murder and says he will starve himself to death before the day of execution.

Milford Paul Herman Schultz Rehults Terwillicer Iife Wenner Schultz

International Metal Workers Convenes Sets Penalty and Wages

In Erie on June 18 the International convention of metal pollehere and brass workers set a $2 penalty for members buying non union products and established a 30 cent hourly minimum under the eight hour system. A public ball was held for members that evening.

Erie International Convention of Metal Pollehere and Brass Workers

Quarantine Placed in Altoona Fifth Ward Over Diphtheria Outbreak

The board of health quarantines part of Altoona's Fifth ward due to a diphtheria outbreak. A compromised sewer, dug up for repairs, is blamed for spreading the disease, and officers are posted to restrict entry to residents only.

Altoona Board of Health

Local business district shaken by rising fatalities

Amid a tense scene in the business area several deaths have occurred as authorities investigate. Witnesses report increasing danger as the situation unfolds.

Farmer Joseph Painter Fatally Injured in Wagon Accident

Hutler June 18. Joseph Painter a well known farmer of Buffalo township, aged 65, was thrown from a wagon as his horses ran away. He struck a stone in the fall, his breast crushed and he was severely injured, perhaps fatally.

Hutler Joseph Painter Buffalo Township

Promenade Tragedy As 15 Year Old Hit by Train

Naomi Loy, 15, was struck at the Bedford street crossing in Cumbeland Md while walking. She suffered a severed foot and serious head injuries. her condition is described as serious.

Cumbeland Naomi Loy Bedford Street

Delaware County Rolls Ban on Beer Delivery to Courthouse

The Delaware county commissioners ordered a strict halt to beer deliveries to the courthouse and all departments, effective immediately, to stop any such service within the county government buildings.

Delaware County Court House

BASE BALL UNIFORM CONTEST LISTING

Amateur teams from Lackawanna and neighboring areas submit uniforms for a local contest. Entries include Sliders iquawexet wa Woes West Side Brownes and Old Forge Dodgers among others with numbers and street addresses listed for club locations and team names such as Mayfield Pine Brook Crescents and South Side Grays.

Iquawexet West Side Brownes Lackawinnas South Slide Club Pine Brook Crescents Mayfield Ceee Taylor Grayd North End Stars Seese Toy Nimes Tycoons Manskeadeeb Ciled Old Forge Dodgers South Side Grays Green Ridge Actives South Side

Local amateur league notes and upcoming games

The Tribune lists many city baseball matchups and club notes. Teams like Crescents Defenders Tycoons and Walnut Street Stars prepare for June games, with schedules on James Poys grounds. Reports include Young Juniors win 25 to 7, Rosettes vs Starlights and lineups for several clubs and managers.

W. Tl Walnut St. Rosch Csss Od BO Crescents Crescents Defenders Mayflowers Tycoons Coxiles Walnut Street Stars Tribune Tribune Linotypers The Times the Truth Republican James Poys Owen Hughes Burt Harrington Will Hughes Dave Wil- Hama Dan Reese Louis Davis Alfred John Tallie Evans Will Robertson Howard Davis J. H. Rose Wihull Blughes Bat Smashers H. Enstein L. Burke Petersburg Rosettes C. ‘Wagner E. Buenzli Lackawannes Central City Bull Head Dunmore Lackayannae Olyphant Athletics Comets Cow Hill J. Hahn Hahn Edisons Baltimore Orioles John Thomas South Side Starlights P. Graf C. Schench P. Hahn Minooka Populars West Side Athletics Burke Thomas Davin Olyphant Browns Lackawannas Olyphant Park John J. McAndrew Dunm Re Jessup Edward O'Hare Short Sion Thomas Payton James Tighe Thomas Thornton Charles Colson Thomas Galden Thomas Regan Michael O'Neil John McDonald Joseph Holleran Meetuns

Wanted: Agents and canvassers across towns

Classified ads seek agents for stock subscriptions and sales roles. Offers include wages of four to five dollars daily or large commissions. Firms named include Clifton Soap and Manufactur ing, Jorber in Heston and Edward C. Fish in Chicago.

Aleon Nan Denier Clifton Soap and Manufacturig Company Clineinnatl, O Edward C. Fish

Threats in Twinsburg End With Town Chase

A man threatened to burn Twinsburg last night and fled the town. This morning he forced entry into Mrs. A Wilson's home with a crowbar and attacked her, but neighbors overpowered him. He was taken to the county jail.

Twinsburg A. Wilson

Soley kills son then kills himself in Philadelphia

Robert B. Soley 33 fatally shot his two year old son Herbert and then shot himself. The couple had been living apart since February and the child resided with the wife's parents on North Fifth Street. Friction from separation believed to have prompted the tragedy. the crime occurred while a family member was briefly away.

Philadelphia Robert B. Soley Herbert Soley North Fitth Street Boley

Death of Mrs Horace Greeley in Liberia

Reading, June 14 reports the death of Mrs Horace Greeley wife of Rev Horace Greeley missionary and nephew of the famed New York editor. She was a native of Reading and four years old.

Reading Liberia Africa Horace Greeley New York

Reid Becomes Look Agent in Akron Province

Akron dispatch notes C B Reid a Look agency man from Areola Michigan arrived in Akron to assume duties triggering local interest and industry chatter.

Akron, C C. B. Reid Areola Mich

Death of a Veteran Journalist in Reading June 18

Charion W. Guenth er died in Reading at age 72 after a career as editor and publisher of the Free Press in Pittsburgh Eagle in Pottsville and later the Sun of New York in Heading. He came to America after the German revolution and had recently retired with his wife.

Reading Charion W. Guenther America Free Press Pittsburg Eagle Pottevil Sun of Old Norks Wfe

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