Gubernatorial Picks Stir in Pennsylvania Talk
Washington dispatch notes Pennsylvanian politicos circling the gubernatorial race as Senator Quay returns to Washington. Rumors say W. A. Stone may be dropped, with possibilities of a secretary of the commonwealth or attorney general role. Names like C. W. Stone, W. Connell, and Judge Rice surface amid shifting support and anticipated nominations.
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C. W. Stone
Pittsburg
Washington
Times
Cole Magee
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Frank Reeder
Hf. Banger
Delaware County
Perry M. Lytle
Huntingdon
Webster C. Weise
Northampton
Internal Revenue
T. F. Penman
Scranton
Charles B. Kindred
Philadelphia
W. A. Stone
Colonel Stone
Congress
Allegheny County
William Connell
Connell
Warren
Charlies TE. Rice
Wilkes-Barre
Superior Court
Quay
Tudge Rice
Seventh National Bank of Philadelphia to Liquidate and Merge
The Seventh National Bank of Philadelphia will liquidate and merge its business with Fourth Street National Bank. The bank remains solvent but has seen a decline in business, dating back years after its 1864 founding and capital cut from 250000 to 200000. Fourth Street National will honor all checks of the Seventh’s creditors.
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Seventh National Bank of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Seventh National Bank
Fourth Street National Bank
Seventh National
Fourth Street National
Six Men Burned in Powder Keg Explosion at London Mine
Six men were badly burned, one possibly fatally, in a powder keg explosion at London mine in Dubois Pennsylvania. Injured include Thomas Billingham, James A. Rhoades, Edward Cryer, Mike Chazic, Alexander Vaidanis, and an unknown Pole. Cryer tried to pry the keg when a spark from his pick ignited the powder. All were in the room at the time.
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Dubois
London
Thomas Billingham
James A. Rhoades
Edward Cryer
Mike Chazic
Alexander Vaidanis
Cryer
Lafayette College Alumni Banquet In Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Alumni association of Lafayette College held its annual meeting and banquet at the Continental hotel. About one hundred attendees, with J. W. Br Bausmann of Lancaster as toastmaster, heard toasts including one on The College by President Warfield.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Alumni Association
Lafayette College
Continental
Lancaster
The
College
Warfield
Lackawanna Iron and Bleel Company
Berunton
Pennsylvania
Mareh Td
Iss
Rene Ath
Ob Marehid
J. P. Higginbon
Beranton
Scott's Emulsion Promises Help for Weak Lungs
If you have a family history of weak lungs, Scott's Emulsion nourishes and invigorates to resist disease. Even with cough fever and emaciation there remains a strong cure probability. Oil feeds the body nerves gain power glycerine soothes and heals. Pott & Bowe Chemists New York.
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Scott
Memorial resolutions honor Rev. William C. Cattell at Wilson College
Memorial resolutions over the death of Rev. William C. Cattell, ex president and trustee of Wilson College, were adopted. Alumni officers were elected: President Joseph R. Strawbridge of York, Vice President Herman L. Collings of Philadelphia, Secretary Charlies J. Adamson of Philadelphia, and Treasurer Dr. McCluney Radcliffe of Philadelphia.
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Lafayette
J. W. Holfenbach
Lane
James W. King
Philadelphia
Bieter
A. Martin
Wilson College
William C. Cattell
Joseph R. Strawbridge
York
Herman L. Collings
Charlies J. Adamson
Dr. McCluney Radcliffe
Officers Ordered Out to Monitor Miantonomoh
Philadelphia reports Lieutenant William A. Gill, in charge of the hydrographic office, ordered to report for active duty on the Miantonomoh. The ship is being prepared for sea service and will join other monitors. officers and crews move between Brooklyn, Boston, Norfolk, and Key West ports as assignments are announced.
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Philadelphia
William A. Gil
Hydrographic
Navy Department
Hydrographic Office
Gill
Maine
Key West
Havana Harbor
Blandin
William M. Parks
Columbian Ironworks
Baltimore
Matthews
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Casey
Navy Yard
Columbia
Boston
Norfolk
Richmond
Cvuivers
Minneapolis
Sande
J. J. Reed
Mount Holly
N. J
Washington
Mortimer Johnson
Cornell Debaters Defeat Penn in Fifth Interuniversity Clash
Ithaca March 3 Cornell defeated the University of Pennsylvania in a debate at the Lyceum theater. The match, the fifth between the two schools, favored Cornell with its second side arguing the negative on the immigration question. Cornell representatives were Miss Gast Laughlin Walter Zink and Clinton P Horton. Pennsylvania's team featured Thomas R White William Johnston and Ray W White. Judges included Elmer H Capen Theodore S Worsley and Theodore Bacon. Provost Charles C Harrison of Penn served as presiding officer.
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Ithaca
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Lyceum
United States
Pennsylvania
Miss Gast Laughlin
Walter Zink
Clinton P. Horton
Thomas R. White
William ©. Johnston
Ray W. White
Elmer H. Capen
the Unfortunates
Theodore 8. Worsley
Yale
Theodore Bacon
Rochester
N. Y
Charlies C. Harrison
Carlisle Indian school marks 44 graduates in major ceremony
Carlisle Pennsylvania hosts the tenth commencement with 3000 attendees including delegates from Alaska. A band concert precedes diplomas presented by Rev. Dr. J A Lippincott. Congressmen Sherman Packer Stevens Eddy Landis Lecy praise Carlisle education for Indians and insist on further funding as 44 graduates from multiple tribes are recognized.
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Carlisle Indian Industrial School
Alaska
Congress
Captain Pratt
Jacob Jimeson
Martha Sickles
Joseph Blackhear
Lillian Complainville
Michael Barada
Anna Morton
Wilson Welsh
David McFarland
J. A. Lippincott
Pratt
Packer
Sherman
Stevens
Texas
United States
Carlisle School
Eddy
Minnesota
Landis
Indiana
Congressman Lecy
Town
Sarah L. Flynn
Assiniboine
Neliie Well
Puyallup
Ralph Armstrong
Anne M. Merton
Pueblo
Mitchell Barada
Omaha
Kamie
Owl
Cherokee
Com L. Corneliun
Oneida
Rienzi
Moore
Sac and Fox
Edythe G. Pierce
Ottawa
John Webster
Edward W. Peterson
Klamath
Charlotte O. Horne
Classified Helpers and Rentals Listing
Help wanted and real estate briefs from Tribune classified section list rate per word. Includes agents wanted and rental notices with cent-a-word pricing and placeholders.
Rentals and private notices fill Scranton columns
A dense advertising page lists various rental offers including nine and four room houses on Madison avenue and Olive street with modern improvements and steam heat, two furnished rooms at 407 Madison, two four room flats at 425 and 327 Adams avenues, eleven room houses on Madison with immediate possession, and office suites for professionals on Spruce and Lackawanna avenues. accompanying notes emphasize advance payment, inquiry addresses, and agent names such as Morris Bros, T J Duggan, Chas B Scott, and Jones, with multiple street locations and amenities.
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Olive Street
Washington and
Adams
Morris Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Adame Avenue
Adams Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Chas, B. Scott
Wanted agents and sales reps in cities for stock subscriptions
WANTED well known man in every town to solicit stock subscriptions a monopoly big money for agents he capital required Edward C Fish & Co Chicago Hi WANTED IMMEDIATELY two energetic union women to represent was Guaranteed 6 a day without interfering with other duties Healthful occupation Write for particulars enclosing stamp Mango Chemical Company No 7 John Street New York
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Edward C. Fish & C C
Borden Block
Chicago
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
New York
Governor Hastings Heads West on 5000 Mile Trip
Governor Hastings and party depart Harrisburg at 7:00 p m aboard the special car Pickwick for a cross country tour to California. They will visit cities including St Louis Kansas City Los Angeles San Diego Riverside Pasadena San Francisco Menlo Park Ogden Leadville Denver and Chicago returning to Harrisburg March 21.
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Harrisburg
Hastings
McCormick
J. Henry Cochran
Stanford University
Ogden
Utah
Leadville
Colorado Springs
Denver
Chicago
C. C. Thompson
Warren
D. FT. Ball
Warren District
Benator Bhart
Rothrock
Bailey elected president of Record Publishing Company
John W. Bailey chosen president after the death of William M. Singerly at a Record Publishing Co board meeting in Philadelphia. Bailey has served as managing editor for over ten years and was Singerly’s right hand man. Theodore Wright remains editor in chief. Tomorrow’s issue will list both leaders and Singerly as editor and publisher from 1877 to 1878.
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Philadelphia
Record Publishing Company
John W. Bailey
William M. Singerly
Bailey
The
Record
Singerly
Theodore Wright
Wll
Mr. Singerly
Capitol Architect Reports on Capitol Plan For Pennsylvania
Architect Cobb arrived in Harrisburg to outline a method for awarding the capitol contract. He cannot yet report a plan and will return next week to propose a scheme compatible with the legislature's appropriation. Outcome depends on the supreme court decision on the injunction.
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Harrisburg
Cobb
Capitol
Chicago
Supreme Court
Commissalon
Exhumation in Huntingdon Case Sparks Proceeding
In Huntingdon Pennsylvania on the instruction of District Attorney Dunn Jr C H B Bush exhumed the bodies of Mrs Joseph Demeo and her infant. The remains are to be examined by Professor G O Pond of State College whose opinion will guide further actions. The father and other children are reported to be improving.
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Huntingdon
Dunn, Jr
C. HB. Bush
Grbisonii
Joseph Demeo
GO. GO. Pond
State College
Cotton mill wage cuts probed by Massachusetts committee
Lawrence Mass March 4 The legislative labor committee probes causes of wage reductions in Massachusetts cotton mills. Witness Walter B K Parker of Pacific Mills attributes weak industry to broad business downturn and notes wage cuts delayed over a year. He cites a 6.72 average cut and compares 1895 pay to 1881 rates. He says weave room workers fell 40 percent since 1881 despite steady production.
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Lawrence
Mass
Legislative Committee On Labor
Massachusetts
Walter BK. Parker
Pacific Milla
Parker
Brunswick
Cabot
Gas Rates Hike For Scranton Firms From April First
The Scranton Gas and Water Co and the Hyde Park Gas Co announce a rate increase to 1.15 dollars per 1000 cubic feet starting April 1, with discounts of five cents per 1000 for bills under 25 dollars and ten cents per 1000 for 25 dollars or more if paid by the 2nd of the month.
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Scranton Gas and Water Co
Hyde Park Gus Co
Herd
Rand
United Brethren Conference Opens in Dallastown
The Pennsylvania conference of the United Brethren church met at Dallastown with strong attendance and reports from various departments indicating satisfactory church work. Delegates gathered for the second day as sessions began with the morning roll call and agenda updates.
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York
Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
Dallastown
Selda
Penn baseball schedule announced for spring series
The University of Pennsylvania baseball schedule lists games in Philadelphia and nearby towns. Notable dates include Carliote April 2, State College April 4, Lehigh April 87, Lafayette May S, with Lehigh at Beth Esa May and Lafayette at Huston June 4.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Carliote
State College
Lehigh
Lafayette
Bethesa
Huston
Governor Hastings Proclaims Arbor Days in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg announces April 1 and 2 will be observed as Arbor days as Governor Hastings sets a month long trip to California beginning tonight.
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Harrisburg
California
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Agents Wanted for Reliable Local Selling Plans
Classified snippet offers agents in towns to sell novelties and soaps with profits, exclusive territory, and sample outfits. Mentions Spiro & Watkins in Cheat-AGENTS-7 DAILY and company ad for multiple products including the Monarch telephone desk and cigars for dealers with weekly earnings. Includes addresses in Cincinnati Ohio and Boston Massachusetts and Chicago Illinois.
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Spiro & Watkins
Cree
Modoc Boap CO
Cincinnati
Monarch
W. W. Hamilton & CO
Milk Street
Bouton
Mass
Boarding house advertises first class board and rooms
Boarding notice offers first class board with steam heated rooms and electric light. It highlights permanent boarder rates with 5 meal tickets for $1.00 and 21 meal tickets at 1.0. Location is 14 Franklin Avenue, two minutes from depots. Also includes a separate note on permanent removal of superfluous hair at 112 Washington Avenue Scranton by an expert operator.
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Franklin Avenue
Huchanan
Tollet Parsohs
Washington Avenue
Scranton
French Canadian Strikers Hopeful for Return to Work
Workers on strike since January 17 amid a revised schedule face poverty but many are willing to resume duties under the new timetable. The report notes a sizable portion of the French Canadian group seeks a path back to employment.
Cumberland Coal Lumber and Oil Company Incorporation
Trenton New Jersey March 3 The Cumberland Coal Lumber and Oil company with an authorized capital of 12000 was incorporated today to produce coal lumber and oil The incorporators are William C Strubbe Charles Be Behell and Herron YT Loomis all of Cincinnati
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Trenton
N. J
Cumberland Coal, Lumber and Oil Company
William C, Strubbe
Charles BE
Behell
Herron
Loomis
Cinelonuil
Will Make Projectiles At Reading Under Expanded Labor
Reading March 1 beginning next Monday the Carpenter Bleel works will go on double turns. They will produce projectiles for the government and employ three hundred fifty workers instead of two hundred twenty five.
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Reading
Pau
Bleel
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Atlanta, Ga
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Lawrence, Mich
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