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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1901

Page

4

Industrial and Labor Returns to Work and Mining News

A national officer says workers returned to duties without orders. The Amalgamated Association debates strikes at Milwaukees Holt and Nin works. 2000 miners struck in Milwaukee May 20. 30 non union workers returned to work. Reports cover rail freight rates, lake shipping demand, and June prices for free burning wood and coal in New York harbor ports.

Switzerland Lackawanna Mobert Mc Kerr Moline Cliff Works Blacksmitha Humphrey Th. Campbell Blacksmiths’ Union Mr. Campbell Milwaukes W. J. Chalmers Milwaukee Mae A. W. Holmes John Hy Morn Amalgamated Association of Transleet and Tin Workers Pittsburke Lider Faenekel Great Cay Dilders Central Park South Washington Avenue Iehinists de Vlubbert Chullagher Lower Lake Point Buffalo Lake Superior Chicago Sea Board O. T New York Harbor Engineering and Mining Journal

Swiss Industry Shapes Its Global Edge Through Skilled Labour

The article argues Swiss soil lacks abundant treasures yet remains a leading industrial nation. It credits hydro power, skilled labor, and technical training for high quality outputs. It notes machine building and turbine manufacturing as strengths, highlighted by Paris exposition success and power industry needs driven by Switzerland’s water power.

Switzerland Prat Frank Prasil Engineering Magazine

Coal Mining Exhibit Described at Exposition

The article details a display by the Delaware, Livkavanna and Western Coal Exhibit showing mining structures, screens, and ore processing. It highlights wells, rook divisions, and the path from dumping to market, with diagrams of miners, breakers, and the inside workings of an underground mine.

Livkavanna al Weeteru Volvelna Seruntem Pat Buffalo Theo Dreier

Surprising strength in hard coal trade amid steady demand

The hard coal trade shows strength as demand remains firm and production rises. May output is estimated at 4,074,707 tons, up from April’s 1,685,013 tons and May 1900’s 1,411,000 tons, signaling rising stockpiles and support for higher prices in the fall. Lake Superior trade slows though ships arrive at normal rates. buyers at upper lakes reduce orders while dealers stockpile in Chicago territory.

Plang Lake Superior Upper Lake Chicago

Pennsylvania coal mine act defines bosses as non co employees

A senate approved act redefines the relationship of mine bosses, superintendents and foremen to owners or operators in Pennsylvania coal mines. It states that in all damage actions by employees or their heirs for injuries, any negligence by bosses cannot be treated as co employment or as an act of the owner, operator, or their representatives.

Vaughan Senate House of Representatives Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

DL&W Board Makeup and Personnel Update

The scrambled OCR lists names and times for the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad board and staff today. It names Ilene Us Will Cuts Hy Gilligan Cavanmauga and many others with station times, train duties, and office reports including Masters, West and East crews, and reports by Hyakeman Harry Bush and Hakeman dinckley.

Ilene US Hy Gilligan Cavanmauga Iasior Une Ie Harry Bush Caprica Olamey Dinckley

Deniers of Local No 81 to Attend Special Meeting

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No 81 seeks attendance at a special meeting tomorrow afternoon at Lovelock in Chuernsey hall. Fr. A Barber of Peekville left with a crew of carpenters for Shtgura Falls to build houses on land owned by himself DP L Fiekus and A I Kiger.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Ahe Lovelock Chuernsey Hall O A. Barber Peekville Yvostevilly Shtgura Falls DP. L. Fiekus A. I. Kiger

Exports to Reach Record High Across United States Trade

U S exports are on track to surpass 1 3 million dollars per hour for the year ending May, with eleven months showing a record rise driven by agriculture and manufactured goods. The report notes Europe and North America as major destinations, while domestic agricultural and manufactured sectors account for the bulk of growth.

Washington United States Cnr Tregaury Eta Hiethen Ina Fost Marcel Boot Europe Sears North America South Ameria Asia Attica Ogeioutiurad Agulonk Hiarmetines Thawienes Hawaii Anucere Idhwod United Puites Dior

Knights of Malta organize new commanderies across Pennsylvania

King David commandery No. 304 in Waynesboro Franklin county organized with seventy three charter members. Grand officers led the ceremonies including Grand Commander Sir Elisha S. Fornwald Hinamsburg and Supreme Commander Sir John HH Hermann Harrisburg. Nine applicants sought admission for Septembers class as meetings and rituals expand.

King David Waynesboro Franklin County Elisha S. Fornwald Hinamsburg James L. Dickson Williamsport John HH Hermann Harrisburg George Th Ederoe iSing Richard Commandery Neo. Wi Chambersburg Wolff Hall Malta J. Wimer Aldvinige S. W No. 147

Caring for Japanese Fern Balls and Care Tips

Readers weigh the ease of caring for Japanese fern balls popular in recent years. The article notes costs around one cent dry and seventy five cents started, and describes initial soaking, drying, and watering needs. It warns against overwatering and sealing, and shares anecdotal failures from early care and proper misting practices for outdoor hanging use.

Fragmented description of a sprinkler and hanging mechanism

A garbled, technical note describes moistening loaves without water waste. It references a sprinkler ball hung from a loop, with a wire end hook and movable parts. Various forms are noted as more costly and unsatisfactory. The text mentions a window and a string of gears and components in a confusing, partial layout.

North Windeaw Dolly Panekinge Wendy Uwe Petthe Veotti Ieee

Mill End Sale Prices on Gents Furnishings and Hosiery

Catalog of Mill End offer prices for gents shirts, socks, neckwear, suspenders, handkerchiefs and ladies parasols. Items include heavy Oxford shirts, woven mudras grass shirts, drill working shirts, collars, boys shirts, belts and hosiery with Mill End prices listed beside former values. Many entries show cents pricing and occasional misprints. market-style listing emphasizes discount values and product variety.

Hosiery Department Ladies' Hose Prices and End Offers

The Hosiery Department lists several ladies' hose at Mill End prices with reduced end offers. Leatherlike black seamless options range from 7 to 11 cents after discounts, with lace stripe and fancy designs showing notable markdowns including 1 to 12 cents.

Drapery Dept Mill End Prices on Fabrics and Curtains

Readable items list mill end prices for silkolines sateens Swisses Velours and curtains. Notes include figures such as figured silkolines 7 cents. figured French sateens 70 cents. dotted Swiss 10 cents. figured Oriental reps 18 cents. notted lace curtains varied from 75 cents to 2 cents. water color cloth shades 2 cents. Wilton velvet rugs 2.00 value now 5 0. reversible Smyrna rugs 2.30 value now 2 80.

Nottingham Wilton Smyrna MUL Ind

Cambric Embroideries and Lace Goods Sale Notice

A fragmented sale listing details Cambric Embroideries, laces, and handkerchiefs with mill end and end prices. Items include Cambrie Embroideries of various widths, Valenciennes and Point de Paris laces, Torchon laces, and ladies handkerchiefs with prices ranging from 1 to 59 cents per yard or dozen, plus special offers and quantity pricing.

Cambrie Oocente Cambric Eambroideries Cambrice Torchon Worth & Cents Val Doxsen Point de Paris Laves Point de

Textile and accessory price list from Mill End store

A fragmented 19th century price list features assorted goods including safety pins, phonies of books, quality leather goods, belts, bags, and sewing notions with mill end prices. Entries mention colors white and black, multiple cent values, and end prices per item or unit.

Staes Carter Eliade Moe Taedies

Mill End Examples In Basement Short Item List

A fragmented catalog lists various mill end textiles and fabrics with prices per yard or piece such as heavy brown sheeting, printed Irish lawns, unbleached litem towelling, broadcloths, percales, and other fabrics. The note mentions a poet Alton Giighams, and scattered pricing terms like cents per piece or yard, in a jumble of old shop language.

Ladien Fine Alton Giighams Mill Bik Prive Crite Jett eOanhes Oomnes

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