Senator Flinn Denies Quay Deal In Pennsylvania Senate
Harrisburg reports Flinn denies any bargain with Senator Quay amid libel suit against Quay’s son. Magee adds no Quay phobia. Senate passes criminal libel bill on 97 to 1, with commissions finalizing several appropriation measures and nominations, then adjourns.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Mitchell
Jefferson
Appropriations Committee
House
Losch
Filan
Senator Quay
Magee
Flinn
Allegheny
Quay
Democratic Party
Richard MR. Quay
Im Allegheny
Expense Bill Snag In Harrisburg Legislature
Harrisburg June 2 The house opened with debates on appropriation bills left from yesterday. Ten second readings moved swiftly through senate bills and third readings. A state epilepsy hospital bill failed 57 to 84. Conference report on cities of the third class was adopted unanimously. Senate amendments raising bank stock taxes were addressed. An $913.40 expense bill for insurance scandal probe was defeated 99 to 22. Contested Wyatt pay bills were delayed amid amendments on expense itemization.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Joseph Wyatt
Sergeant &T Arms
Northampton County
Wyatt
Saunders-Roberts
Philadelphia
Crothers
Wilson
Lycoming
House Proceedings: Wyatt Bill Unconstitutional, Several Measures Defeated
The speaker ruled the point of order on the Wyatt bill as not well taken. An amendment funded Wyatt’s expenses and other costs from 405 to 811 dollars. The capital fire inquiry bill was reconsidered, passed, then the house adjourned at 6 50 until 8 o'clock.
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Wyatt
Crothers
Senate
House
McKinley
Bhiffer-Lab
Civil Service
Capitol Fire Inquiry
Lehigh Valley Earnings Decline and Coal Rise in May
Philadelphia reports May 1897 earnings and expenses for the Lehigh Valley railroad and the Lehigh Valley Coal company. Railroad gross and expenses fall, net earnings down, while Coal company shows large gains in gross expenses and net earnings, with both firms sustaining overall increases for the six months through May.
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Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Railroad
Coal price rise to 25 cents a ton in July circular
Philadelphia officials prepared a July circular from the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company announcing a 25 cent per ton advance across all prepared sizes. The move aligns with a Delaware and Hudson increase issued yesterday and signals strength in a heavier market. Other producers including Lehigh Valley Delaware and Lackawanna are expected to follow with similar notices.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tron Company
Delaware and Hudson
Lebich Valley
Pennsylvania
Delaware and Lackawanna
Hatton Campbell and Wellington Rendarmel Duel Ends Misunderstanding
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on June 29 an incident near Elysburg saw Hatton Campbell fire at Wellington Rendarmel thinking him a horse thief. Rendarmel was wounded in the leg and the horse died. The two men, who were friends, revealed identities before further harm.
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Shamokin
Hatton Campbell
Wellington Roendarmel
Elysburg
Campbell
Rendarmel
Poadarmel
Roadarmel
Hungarian man arrested for felonious assault in dying man case
Alexander Molnar a Hungarian is arrested for felonious assault with intent to kill on the ante mortem statement of John Kovich who lies dying in the hospital from five stab wounds inflicted during a Saturday night fight Louis Shockes proprietor of the boarding house where the quarrel occurred is also in custody
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Beaver Falls
Alexander Molnar
John Kovich
Louis Shockes
Surveyors flee den of forty rattlesnakes on farm
In Greenville on June 20 James Polland a local surveyor and his assistant were running land lines on the Mahlen Fell farm when they disturbed a den of rattlesnakes. The reptiles showed fight and the surveyors hastily decamped leaving their instruments behind. Pollard reports at least forty snakes in the den.
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Greenville
James Polland
Mahlen Fell
Pollard
Couple Married in Secret at New Castle
Charles H. Brown aged 38 of Rochester and Rose L. Burdick 28 of Industry were married in New Castle today by Alderman R. Breckinridge. The couple requested secrecy and instructed the alderman and witnesses not to disclose the marriage.
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New Castle
Charles H. Brown
Molder
Rochester
Rose L. Burdick
Industry
Breckinridge
Iron works strike ends with compromise wage
In Hollidaysburg on June 29 a meeting of the striking Eleanor Iron works employees led to a return to work. After a dispute over pay the company agreed to raise from 2.50 to 2.75 per ton, ending the walkout.
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Hollidaysburg
Eleanor Iron Works
Furnaces To Resume Operations At Cornwall Area
Lebanon reports that Bard-Cole furnaces at Cornwall will be put in operation soon after a year of idle status. North Cornwall furnaces, owned by James Fireeman, have not operated for several years and will be started up in the near future.
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Lebanon
Bard-Coleman
Cornwall
North Cornwall
James C. Fireeman
Explosion Injures Mrs Sweeny in Greenville Fire Incident
In Greenville on June 2, Mrs Edward Sweeny attempted to light a fire with oil when an explosion shattered the stove. Her clothing caught fire and was nearly burned off before witnesses extinguished the flames.
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Greenville
Edward Sweeny
Elephant on a Tear At Forepaugh Sells Circus
In Providence on June 29 an elephant known as Dick, called "bad" by handlers, broke free from a chained position in the Forepaugh Sells Brothers circus tent at Reservoir avenue. After attempting to approach a keeper, the chain failed and Dick charged through the tent, scattering workers who fled behind cages. Workers finally recaptured him with chains.
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Reservoir Avenue
Pick
Miners Return to Work in Knoxville Strike Tie
About one thousand miners employed by the Coal Creek company returned to work this morning at the old scale in Knoxville Tennessee after a brief strike. They acted in sympathy with strikers in the Jellico district.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Coal Creek Company
Jellico
Suffering Woman Finds Cure Through Folk Medicine
A Brockton woman writes Mrs. Pinkham praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for six months of severe female troubles. She describes womb pain, headaches, hysteria, numb spells, and cold extremities, and credits multiple Pinkham products with her complete recovery.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mme
Lauren Prince
Belmont St
Brockton
Mass
Amateur Ball Notes Prompt a Flurry of Local Challenges
The table lists numerous baseball challenges and fixtures in Priceburg, Olyphant, Archbald, and surrounding towns. Teams such as Newshoys, Rosettes, Nonparcells, Hickories, Sunsets, Harmonies, Green Ridge, Taylor Reds, Olyphant Stars, Avoca business men, Eurekas, Minooka, LittLe England Stars, Trilbys, Pounders, Mayflowers, Crescenta, West Side Stars, Rosebuds, Ballers, Moonie Reds, Young Americana, Apollos, and more place demands for dates and venues on July 1 through July 6, with managers and captains named. Several games output in Tribune notices from The Tribune under Charles Riseman and J. Hoskings.
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Newshoys
Tribune
Charles Riseman
Priceburg
Jermyn
Archbald
T. Hall
Green Ridge
Bke
Taylor Reda
J. Miller
J. Bradley
Olyphant Stars
J. Kilcullen
Lewis Zakon
J. F. Foster
Hellevue
Crescenta of
Frank Judge
Nonpariel Jrs
Rosebuds
Olyphant
Imms
Mike Kelly
Little England Stars
Columbus
Cotter
McLane
Davis
Purdy
Costello
Slager
Cox
W. McLane
Todd
Wolfe
Nier
Hand
Taylor Rosebuds
South Side
Moonie Reds
Taylor Grounds
Evan Davis
Lillies of
Americana
Archbald Gounds
P. F. Muniey
Apolios
J. Allen
For Sale Fine Young Dark Chestnut Horses
A description advertises a lot of fine young dark chestnut horses for sale at Everett's Stable located at Dig Court Seran and at 1541 Penn Avenue. The listing notes a trap cheap sale and invites inquiries about the animals' features and price.
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Everett
Dig Court
Seranon
Penn Avenue
Wanted Agents for Staple Goods and Subscriptions
Wanted well known man in every town to collect stock subscriptions a monopoly. Earn money for agents no capital required. Clifton Soup and Manufacture Company Cincinnati Ohio, and Edward C Fish & Co Borden Block Chicago.
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Clifton Soup and Manufeture Company
Cincinnati
Edward C, Fish & CO
Borden Block
Chicago
Remodeling to House Meat Store at Wyoming Avenue Site
A building at No. 148 Wyoming avenue next to Dime Fenie will be completely remodeled and furnished with an elevator to become a meat store. Inquiries directed to J. N. Rick, Me Bullding.
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Wyoming Avenue
Dime Fenie
J. N. Rick
Gas Rate Notice From Scranton Utilities
PPHE Scranton Gas and Water Co and Hyde Park Gas Co announce a price increase to one dollar and twenty cents per thousand cubic feet with discounts of five percent for monthly bills under twenty five dollars and ten percent for twenty five dollars or more if paid by the twentieth of the month. Order of the Board. G. Mand, Secretary, Scranton, June 21, 1807.
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Scranton Gas and Water Coq
Hyde Park Gins Co
Lerohy
G. Mand
Scranton
Ball Player With Whiskers On Antipodean Team
A Musgrove squad member, second baseman, wears wind draft on his face yet has no real whiskers. He is the brightest, most knowledgeable player among the Antipodeans, debuting in Chicago with faster and cleverer play than expected. The new outsiders match a well coached college team but need more teamwork.
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Musgrove
Howl
Chiwago
Congressional
Boarders Wanted Adverts Under This Head One Cent a Word
Clairvoyant and prendologist ads seek refined gentlemen for board with central location and quiet surroundings. Two genteel boarders desired, good home, private amusements, inquire Tribune office.
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Adva
Tribune
Real Estate
Republican County Convention Chooses Ticket at Potter County
In Coudersport at the Potter County gathering, Republicans met to select their ticket. The event outlined nominees and party strategy as delegates cast ballots amid a formal convention setting.
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Potter
Coudersport
Anti-Quay Nominates Full Ticket in Local Judicial Race
The anti-Quay faction captured the full ticket with Thomas A. Morris for distant law judge and K. Stevens as associate judge, T. M. Singa bavueh as jury commissioner, W. E. Brightman and D. T. Hauber as state delegates. In district delegate contests ex- Congressman Leonard lost his ward.
Estate of Martin Melvin IV Probate Notice
State of Martin Melvin late of Scranton Pennsylvania deceased Letters testamentary granted to William Connell Executor. All persons with claims against the estate must present them for payment and those indebted should make immediate payment to Charles H. Welles Attorney for Executor.
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Martin Melvin
City of
Scranton
County of Lackawinna
Pennsylvania
William Connell
Charles H. Welles
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