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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
3
Accident on Drinker Street Leads to Hospital Remain
A man from Drinker Street Dimyvore was taken to Lackawanna hospital yesterday after a severe injury from an accident at the Cipew Crewe colliery where he worked. He fell while attempting to mount a device, causing facial injuries and further distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hapital
Cipew Crewe
Second Legislative District Republican delegates election notice
Notice to Republican voters of Lackawanna county’s Second legislative district of a precinct election for May 21 1900 to choose delegates to the Republican state convention. Polling places and registration rules are described and names of district committee officials listed.
Election committee meeting set for Lackawanna district
The Meputilinag etait commmittes of the Thinl legislative dis tricteef Lackawannie eounth will meet in Scranton on May eighteenth at 4 PM for organization and to issue a fine when the county stage for the election in state delegates is held, chaired by T. S. Matthews with Aineti-t Watkins as secretary in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svthe
Meputilinag
Thinl Legislative Districteef
Lackawannie Eounth
Colrh Lee
Scranton
T. S. Matthews
Cluatrman
Aineti
Watkins
Etary
Siranton
Detroit
Michigan
Government Tests Prompted by Professor Moore Remarks
Professor Willis Moore, head of the Weather Bureau, spoke last night on wireless telegraphy experiments for the government. He outlined plans but admitted equipment issues hinder progress and cited uncertainty over the apparatus to employ in the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Moore
Moore
Waldron's Horses Arrive for Scranton Sale Tomorrow
Waldron's horses arrive in Scranton last night for the sale scheduled tomorrow. The lot includes forty head of the finest fit of selected horses and drivers, with additional single horses noted. Weather or rain will not delay the sale on Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Scranton
Wilden
Cusick
Washington Avenue
Guernsey Hall Pool Plane Advertises Prices and Terms
Scranton notices promote Guernsey Hall at 4 Washington Ave as the best place to purchase pool plane items. The ad urges callers to request prices and terms while mentioning J. W. Ghernsey and promotions. The text is cluttered but centers on sales offers and contact prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ave
Scranton
J. W. Ghernsey
Promo
Strike of Machinists Ties Up Delaware Lackawanna Shops
A noon strike by six to seven hundred machinists at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western shops followed Superintendent Lloyd's refusal to recognize a nine hour day. Workers elected a union committee and pressed demands, sparking a walkout across the Lackawanna system including PhQ, Hoboken, Buffalo, Binghamton, Syracuse and Newark areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 8. Lloyd
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weslern Railroad Company
Lloyd
Tribune
Tackawanna& Men
Iwelock
Comimaltlee
Liegvd
Merllevaine
Humphreys Campbell
Walbert
Deni
Seized Liquor Disposed Of at North Main Ave Speakeasy
Superintendent Robling and officers dumped a large stock of seized intoxicants from John Rummier’s North Main avenue speakeasy into a floor sink and sewer. The disposal included thirty quart bottles whiskey wine and cordial plus fifty gallons in two casks and several beer cases. Two partially sober prisoners in the cell near the sink murmured about the “wrong chinti” as the liquor flowed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitoy
John Rummier
North Main Avenue
Muaterial
Strike at Car Shops Stalls Work for Delaware Lackawanna
Reports say only four or five men plus shop foremen reported to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western car shops yesterday as a strike continued. Officials refused to disclose recruitment efforts while delegates from Dover Buffalo and Kingston discuss next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Canfield
Tribune
Flo
Buffalo
Hicks
Elock
Dover
New York
Alighire
W. Th Processed
Othe Laehkawinikt
Posaebays
Station proposal prompts Dunmore petitions for freight line
Residents of Dunmore press petitions and signatures to build a freight car station near Smith Street to serve Lackawanna and Western Railway shipments, arguing merchants need closer access and faster freight routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duonmore
Weai
Dehiware
Lackawit
Ruaitrowd
Omamey
Horguah
Truesdale
Cos
Ge St Eest
Smith Street
Dunne
Fragmented Statement From Campbell on Wage Policy and Rail Aid
A letter attributed to Chairman Campbell discusses wage policy and the wobbling support for the Western and East railroad interests. It notes plans to bolster men from Cincinnati and other cities, while promising ally cooperation and orderly behavior. The missive stresses patience, repeal context, and a hopeful push to secure the right conditions for action.
Pinathar Enters Bail On Knife Charge
Liwrenera Pinathar, accused of stabbing Michael Angrosini, appeared before Judge Hess Burschell and posted 400 bail. He gave no explanation of his two week absence. authorities believe friends kept him hidden while Angrosini recovers. The aggravated assault charge remains on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liwrenera Pinathar
Jan
Dunmore
Michael Angrosini
Bry
Hess Burschell
Ball
Aumewrance Ab
Angrosini
Han
Cainle
Admission of local attorneys by Judge Archbald begins
Judge Archbald opens United States court in this city at 10 o clock to admit local and adjoining county lawyers to the bar. The opening of the new Harrisbore court designates Scranton as seat, with records kept here. Fibert Hubbard appears tonight at the Bleyele club.
Professor Moore Delivers Weather Lecture at Board of Trade
Professor Willie Moore of the weather bureau spoke on Air and Storm Phenomena to a large audience at the board of trade rooms. He discussed atmospheric conditions and density, showed stereopticon views of storm centers, and described danger signaling plans while stressing limits of long-range weather prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Moore
Weather Bureau
Board of Trade
D. B. Atherton
Tripler
Pike's Peak
Meteorological Bureau
Ohain
Copernicus
Carliles
Newton
Kenter
Moore
Washington
Baltimore
South America
Galveston
Bureau
Property bonds recommended as safe conservative investment
The report states a thorough investigation of the property and recommends these bonds as a safe and conservative investment. It emphasizes prudence and steady potential returns for cautious investors.
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Threop
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Showlen
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Eeerhine
Dieteiek
Otto Vallot
Hint
Connie
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Frederic Wo Fleite
Ujairian
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Adit
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Secreture
Prof. Moore
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Guernsey Hall
Thekear Debeneis
Trike
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Vublands Teetiivers Diye
Kelly
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Delaware
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Ina Gener
Deliwate, Lackawan- Hi and Western Railroad
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Phogtole
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Bleyele Club
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Congressman Connell
Jardinieres
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Wromine Avenue
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Franklin Ave
Detroit, Rochester
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Title Guaranty and Trust Co
Spruce Street
People’s Bank
Mears Building
Court House Square
Arthur Dinan
Woolworth
Fulton, Rivlin O Brien
Tanlee
Vonstent
A. B. Waruuin
MT. Meadow
Emilius
Lyceum
St. Cecilia's Academy
St.ecilia’s Academy
Emiling
Ereciedd Mageeis
Tly Hus Cpls
Valerian
Tatinee le
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