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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1900

Page

2

Gerrity Refuses Move of Forge Amid Church Dispute

Tension rises in North Scranton as blacksmith Michael Gerrity resists leaving his Oak Street shop to clear space for the North Main Avenue Baptist Church parsonage. The church, led by Rev. Dr. Reading, had pressed to relocate the church and parsonage. Gerrity offered to move at his own expense but denies any prior agreement and awaits a new site.

North Main Avenue Baptist Church Dr. Reading Gerrity Verson North Scranton Michael Gerrity Oak Etreet North Main Avenue of Robinson Michael Hannick Taylor Reading Fidler BE. C. Newcomb de. Neading Tribune Wannick Mrr. Gierrity Mr. Haonick Alderman Fidler Tle

Uncalled for letters at Lackawanna post office

List of uncalled letters dated June 27 1000 for Lackawanna county Lackawanna Post Office. Names include Miss Angle Athrington Mrs Pelmer Walter Mallard Thomas Marry John Dunn Warr G Dunning Hiram Vriebie Chas H Finch Dr Carroll Pax Mrs Fitesimmona F C Gilbert Byron Gardner Miss Maggin Higgins Richard James May Jones Miss Bell Jarrett William A Kelley K Kondr Lefevre Kate Lake May Mec Cahill Isabella McKee Catherine Medirath John Meehan Annie Mulligan Bridget Nolan and others. Patrons advised to call and state advertised date.

Foranton Lackawanna County Bera H W. Kipple P.M Miss Angle Athrington A. A. Anthony Adan Mra F. Bingham Mies Nellie Hyrne P. Lelmer Walter Mallard Thomas Marry Dr. Carroll Pax Mrz Fitesimmona F.C. Gilbert James G1 Byron Gardner Mies Maggin Higgins T. W. Jores Richard James May Jones Mish Bell Jarrett J. HL. Kew William A. Kelley

Mason Chemical ad promotes Olives tablets for catarrh cure

Mason Chemical Company of Philadelphia advertises Tat Mason's Dream of Olives tablets and other mixtures like Yellow and Red pills for curing catarrh constipation and mucous membrane inflammation. The copy touts various remedies and includes a price note and address at 615 Arch St.

Macon Con Maron LA Morce ILTI Mason Chemical Company Arch #f Philadelphia Mason

Immigrant Names Listed in Polish Community Roll Call

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals by given name and surname, with variants of Polish and Italian sounding names. The text resembles a roster or genealogical compilation, naming people such as Mia Stadt, Kate Smith Mee, C Stewart, and many others including James Walker and Julijanna Geecitewna. The list reads like an ethnic community registration or member index from a historic local source.

Report on State Industrial School for Girls Criticizes Eyler

A New Jersey assembly committee concludes that the State Industrial School for Girls has suffered from cruel methods and mismanagement. It finds fault with the boards of trustees for ignoring prior legislative wishes and deems Principal Mrs. Eyler's regime unfortunate and largely ineffective, though some testimonies are supportive.

Trenton N. J Assembly State Industrial School For Board of Trustees

Catholic Clergy Convene In Philadelphia Seminaries Meeting

In Overbrook at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary leading Roman Catholic rectors and professors gather for a four day convention to compare methods of curriculum design and seminary management. Dated June 2, the talks cover Sacred Scripture study Latin in philosophy and theology and examinations with future sessions to address student stimulation scholarly disputation organizing studies and language studies.

Philadelphia Theological Seminary St. Charles Borrompeo Overbrook McHale Niagara University John B. Murray Cincinnati William L. O'Hara Emmitsburg P. J. Garvey J. A. Stafford South Orange N. J A. L. Magnien Baltimore

Illinois Democrats Nominate Alschuler for Governor on Second Ballot

Springfield June 26 The Democratic state convention nominated Samuel Alschuler of Aurora for governor on the second ballot and adjourned until tomorrow to complete the ticket and adopt the platform. The resolutions committee reaffirmed the 1906 Chicago platform, condemned trusts, upheld the Monroe Doctrine, and denounced President McKinley over the Philippines.

Springfield Samuel Alschuler Aurora Committee On Resolutions Chicago McKinley Philippines

Colorado Quarantine Sparks Governor and Health Official Clash

Denver reports a looming confrontation between Governor Thomas and Dr. George Tyler, secretary of the state board of health, over a quarantine targeting Japanese and Chinese. The Japanese legation in Washington has taken up the matter as Dr. Tyler refuses to lift the quarantine while the governor seeks a detailed report from the health board.

Denver Thomas George Tyler State Board of Health Washington Hay

School for militia officers to open in Newton Kansas

Newton Kansas June 2 A school for the instruction of state militia officers is about to open here. The officers of the Second regiment are the first to receive instructions, which are given by regimental commanders.

Newton Kan

Lehigh Valley halts new work. DL&W board listed with crews

Industrial world brief notes surveyors at Hazleton to Wilkes-Barre road layout after stoppage. Archbald mine reports rope haulage. iron market conditions cited. Board for June 6 shows numerous crew assignments for Wildcat Summit and Puller sections with multiple names and times.

Lehigh Valley Hazleton Wilkes-Barre Archbald

Railroad Extensions in Lehigh Valley Pause Amid Earnings Dip

Officials announce a temporary halt to new work along the Lehigh Valley line as extensions are funded from current earnings. While Mutchier Connelly & Donnelly pause heavy work on the Fackerton to Siatington project and Herman Riebe & Son stop enlarging Mast Mauch Chunk yard, John F Dolan keeps about fifty workers on site for urgent track filling near Hast Mauch Chunk Station, awaiting the same notice.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Mutchier, Connelly & Donnelly Fackerton Siatington Herman Riebe & Son Mast Mauch Chunk John F. Dolan Hast Mauch Chunk Station Dolan

Survey Team Charts Wilkes-Barre Hazleton Trolley Route

Civil engineer J. W. Heas of Hazleton leads Lehigh Traction surveyors in Wilkes-Barre to Hazleton on a new trolley line. The team has reached Aghley near Triangular Lake, planning a connection with Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction tracks. The line would extend the West Hazleton branch with easy grades and few changes.

J. W. Heas Hazleton Lehigh Traction Company Wilkes-Barre Aghley Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction Company Triangular Lake West Hagleton

Iron Market Seeks Steady Bottom as Trade Quiets Down

The iron market settles toward a safe basis while remaining short of a bottom. Structural steel makers cut $7 a ton, a move welcomed. Mills stayed conservative, export talk persists with reports of large steel rail orders. Alabama steel imports expected to rise.

Structural Steel Alabama

Rail industry notes and staffing changes in 1910s era

I T Canfield, master car builder of the Lackawanna railroad, was in New York yesterday. The Dickson Manufacturing company has received an order for eighteen large freight engines from the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad. Rope haulage at the Archbold mine has been completed and two engines 10 by 36 feet with two four foot drivers have been erected by Thomas J. Phillips for the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company. The positions of drillmaster, drillmen and switchtenders at Hallstead yards have been declared vacant by Superintendent A C Salisbury and a uniformity of service will be inaugurated. Applications from new men will be received by letter during the next two weeks.

I. T. Canfield Lackawanna Railroad New York Dickson Manufacturing Company Eghteen St. Louis and San Francisco Archbold Mine Thomas J. Phillips Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Hallstead A. C. Salisbury

Chinese Fleet Off Shanghai Reports Quiet Front

Paris reports French foreign minister says Shanghai consul notes quiet in the southern provinces and no word from Pekin. Eleven Chinese warships are observed off Shanghai as tensions in the Yangtze valley and Sichuan province warrant vigilance.

Paris M. Deleasse Shanghai Yang-tse- Kiang S¢echuan Pekin

Coal Pillars Collapse Entomb Miners at Shamokin

Shamokin Pa June 26 pillars of coal collapsed in the No 10 vein of the Nilsen shaft entombing several miners and laborers as rescue efforts begin at the scene.

Shamokin Nilsen

Miners Entombed as Gangway Collapses at Elmira Shaft

A gangway collapse in Elmira at a coal shaft driven in by J Langdon & Co entombed miner Robert Taylor and a Hungarian laborer. Another Hungarian worker is missing. Rescuers race to reach them. recovery may take until tomorrow due to the coal mass to be penetrated. The shaft has a history of disasters in the past decade.

Robert Taylor J. Langdon & Co Elmira

Marines Hurrying to Orient Through Chicago

The fourth battalion of United States Marines under Major W. P. Biddle passed through Chicago on a duty assignment to the Orient. The unit, reinforced by two squadrons of the Sixth Cavalry, will depart San Francisco on July 1 for Cavite, Philippine Islands via Japan. Major Biddle expects orders in Japan possibly to divert to China. The battalion totals 238 men and was recruited at Norfolk, New York and Washington.

Chicago United States Marined W. P. Biddle Orient Sixth Cavalry San Francisco Cavite Phillipine Islands Japan Biddle China Norfolk New York Washington

Chinese viceroys press to bar foreign troops from China

Six great viceroys of China through the Chinese minister in Washington renew their demand to keep foreign troops out until Li Hung Chang reaches Pekin. The formal document includes Li Hung Chang and is opposed by the U.S. government, which again declines the request.

China Washington LA Hung Chang Pekin Li Hung Chang United States

Pain Balm Heals Hip Sprain Says Local User

A local reader, F. A. Babcock of Erle Pa, describes spraining his left hip handling boxes. After a doctor’s initial misdiagnosis of a strain followed by rheumatism, he found relief using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, finishing a half bottle and recommending it to friends. Sold by Matthews Bros. as agents.

Tast F. A. Babcock Erle, Pa Matthews Bros

Fire damages carpet mills in Philadelphia

A large blaze at Thong Mowes & Sons carpet mills on Mesa ont and Allegheny avenues caused extensive stock damage but left the building lightly damaged. The loss is fully covered by insurance.

Philadelphia Mino Thong Mowes & Sons Mesa Ont Allegheny Avenues

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