Invitations Delayed as Mine Workers Meet with Operators
Letters inviting coal operators and superintendents to Friday’s conference have reached over sixty operators, but no official response is given. National and district leaders prepare for a joint session on coal strike actions, with delegates and guests from D.L.&W. and anthracite districts assembling in Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locwl
Amin
Wig
Cnme Gauiles
Heletorn
Lotto
Nicholy
Tintay
Diletriet Nu. 1
Philadelphia
New York
C. Rose
Delaware and Hadson Company
W. A. May
Pitside Conk
Thew
Elis
Wenn
Mitchell
Todianagelle
Wille
Tivedey
John Mitchel
Indianapolis
Wore-Soule
Oper
Chand Opera Haute
Dilcher
Herrisburg
House Oy Sons
Order of Superintendent Rine Disrupts Local Rail Timetable
The order from Superintendent Rine of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western rerouted trains between Pudetyelilo and Olera's Sugnet to avoid conflict with Siberian liner ships. Trains without Summit running times will use siding at Puctorewvilles. Walletead pilots evening Joye Jit and Nove Millard clients will not delay engines. The directive also mentions a quiet stance at Tes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rine
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Reud
Emel Deng Wilost
Pudetyelilo
Olera
Tinita
Siperian Olan Annet
Nike Ark
Puctorewvilles
Dheontimnd
The Nerve Will Remedy by Dr Chase’s Nerve Wills
Present day strain burdens the nervous system causing premature health decline as nerve force weakens. The text links organ health to nerve supply and lists symptoms like heart palpitations sleeplessness fatigue digestion and melancholia, promising Dr Chase's Nerve Wills to build up nerves and restore vigor.
F G Ermine Will Slow Up to Let Fagmen Off
A fragment notes Ermine slowing to allow Fagmen to depart, suggesting a pause in movement during a confined event.
City News Chief Sargeant Visits Judge in Quiet Stop
Grand Master Sargeant of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen left the city yesterday after a brief visit with the local judge. No meetings were held by the firemen yesterday, though he conferred with several members during his stay. He arrived Wednesday afternoon and departed at 4 p.m. with no definite conclusions reported.
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Rine
Sargeant
Brotherhood of Firemen
City
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Unclear historical board sutures and schedules
Fragmented OCR reads like a make up of a D L and W board listing many names, times, engines, and locations with scattered proper nouns such as Cayuga Nay Angel Staples and Latimer. The text appears to outline duties, procession timings, and personnel across various groups with several unclear references and garbled phrases.
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Mation & Wild
M. Cannody
AL. Metouvell
Pinvuerty
A. Mosier
Seentilt
Eaal
OL Meunigany
Wet
Peonnfilkers
Varia
Cayuga
Gilnten
Cou
Melaiie
Nay
Angel M. Staples
Alliefera Rem
Voller
K. Pinhers
Gusto
Rolte Flower
Viale
To Tn
A. Mowe
Bey “Menphy
Harp
Panenger
A. Tm
Anua
Tom Wh
Siantoi
Magorert
Wild Cat
Nielwhey
Dunmore Doings Largest crowd attends loan exhibition
A large crowd filled the Methodist Episcopal church for the closing loan exhibition in Dunmore. Collectors from Scranton and local residents viewed oil and china paintings by Mrs. Flo Spencer and Miss Montgomery, and Mrs. S J Knapp’s spinning wheel display drew wide interest. Refreshments were popular and about 180 dollars was expected to be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Flo. Spencer
Mise Wh Montgomery
William Connell
Scranton
Fred Stevens Oles
China
S.J. Knapp
Independent Hose company names new officers for coming year
At the last annual meeting of the Independent Hose company officers were elected for the coming year. The list includes President A. F. Willing, Vice President, Treasurer Victor Fursehel, Recording Secretary F. P. Kelly, Financial Secretary K. Nickerson, Foreman V. Burachel, First Assistant Foreman W. Berger, Second Assistant Foreman J. Maine, and other trustees A. Williams J. Maine WW. Chane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fi. Willing
Maine
Victor Fursehel
FP. Kelly
K. Nickerson
V. Burachel
W. Berger
Mahairetees
A. ©. Williams
Em. WW. Chane
Local churches announce morning and evening services
Duhwore Presbyterian Hes Willan and others publish a schedule of worship with morning and evening sermons. Bible school and prayer meetings are listed, along with venues on Sipp Avenue and nearby streets. An emphasis on free attendance and open invitation appears throughout the notices.
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Willan
Tk. An
Tseho
Moraine
Oclowk
Sipp
C'Cristilin Eum Hh. Row, M.o. Mriek, of Westmoone
Afen
Methodist
A. van
Pastere
Pray Dienes Church
Local residents affected by illnesses and injuries in town
Reports list several residents in distress including Charles Ford with pneumonia and John Dillnay in critical condition from drood poisoning after a shoe injury. Other updates mention Mrs Maker visiting, Mary Ceegrere's recovery efforts, and townspeople aiding injured or ill neighbors amid daily toils and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Hapees
Carty Reeemthy
Pultekellly
Tie Jawbowe
Tlwee Neotsnry
Mary Ceegrere
S. A
Thompson
Charles Ford
Gerald
Drinker Street
Pheumonia
Jamen McKane
Cherry Street
Lopes
Mur Vayros
DANGER IN EVERY BREATH
An advertisement promotes HYOMED as a preventative and cure for pneumonia and consumption. It claims the most dangerous month is March and urges inhalation therapy, offering a money back guarantee and mail order sales through The Rh Booth Co of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguin
New York
Ivers
Worthin
United States Health
Bureau of Vital Setistics Regulary
Peinonia
United States
Ceure
Trink
Rh. Booth CO
Ibhand
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News OF the Labor World
Hazleton
Dr. A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Priory
Uty
MM. Bougttier
Adalingon
Manis Oil
Mrahiiveina
Tee
Pratiemar
Decker
Sotetipterdetii
van Vormer
Mipwriniomtont
Dunmore Doings
Bilefly
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel Cor
Sixteenth Bt
Irving Place
D. Crawford
Victoria
27Th Street
Broadway
5Th Ave
Tnt
Pathe
George W. Sweeney
Wanamakera
Siegel Cooper's
HOTEL
Albert
Nih
ST. A University PL
Wrices Teatonans
Chicago & North-Western Railway
ILE North-Western Limited
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Tocoo
Brombaay
Vine Ht
Clacineau
Chort St
Palladsinbia
Bemithfid Bt
Pittsburg
Wonkington St
Boston
Superior BF
Cleveland
Bufalo
Martha
Detroit
Clark St
Chiscoshning
A.séoat
Toronto
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Liberty
Poplins
Connolly & Wallace
Wasitincton ‘Avenue
G.F. Theel
Shaine Philede Pila
Pa Gale
Tribune
Newbury and Sweet Orr
Cassimeres
Gallen
Lackawanna Avenue
Royal Utopia Rugs
Willians & McAnulty
Wyoming Avenue
Moosic Powder CO
Scranton, FA
LAPLIN @ RAND POWDER CO's
Repauno Chemical Co
Pilsner
W.winth Street
Orey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming Distriet
Micing, Mlassing, Sporting, Smokeless
Hepayoo Chemial Company
Coppels Building
Boranton
Agencub
Thor Ford
Wow, Mulligan
Vo Pullaton
Plymouth Wilkes Barre
Spaldings
Clevelands
Iver Johnson
Crescents
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