Hopeful view on mine bills and trolley route probe
The article reports a cautious outlook on pending mine legislation in the Senate and notes renewed discussion of a proposed trolley route through Pennsylvania. It mentions the D L and W board updates and a sympathy strike at Easton with workers and leaders active in the debate. The piece references regional deputies and counties, the medicine chest measure, and a focus on mining reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hazleton
Pennsylvania
D., L. and W. Board For Today
Easton
Howe
Coline
al Niene Hopewi
Bern
Jawa
Linzerne
Selesthitt
Northumberhind
Conminter
Rail project to link Trenton Wilkes-Barre faces delays
An issue reports heated debate over extending the Penneyvania railroad from Trenton to Wilkes-Barre via a half dozen routes. Proponents tout a 25 mile tunnel through mountains near Wilkes-Barre, while opponents warn of costs and state cooperation limits. Nearby residents buy land to influence the plan, while secrecy concerns surround property deals.
Dolberaakers Campaign Stain Ties to Marton Events
The fragment references the Dolberaakers and a Leugh Valley campainye's stiape at Marton, with an unclear numeric detail around ten. It mentions an order from Mierihiy Deoudse and a wreck at the pepeu iwishone oot the Tiveedh, plus repair work at DialPabe and Wilkyy Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campainye
Marton
Mierihiy
Pepeu Iwishone
Consumption Cure Claim Sparks Health Warning
A historical notice warns against a fraudulent claim that hiloh’s consumption cure can cure a cough or cold in one night. It cites dangers of neglect and emphasizes real health dangers from preventable illnesses affecting thousands yearly.
Shiloh's Cure Promoted for Cough and Lung Ailments
An advertised claim touts Shilohs remedy as a universal cure for coughs throat diseases and consumption. The pitch cites Dr Salter of Bufalo New York and notes pricing of 1.60 per bottle with a money back offer and a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
He. Salter
M. D
Bufala
N.Y
K. Weite
Is & Co
LeRoy
Strike Action Halts Work on Lovo Motives
The upper division is on strike and local men vow faithlessness to fellow workers if they resume the Lovo motives project. The walkout has not yet affected other shore departments.
Reading tube works strike expands to all mills of Treading Tron
A strike at Treading Tron company tube works in Reading began about three weeks ago and spread to all mills. A letter to President Baer demanded a 10 percent wage cut across the three mills. The strike led the jet committee to call out workers at the sleet mill gray street mill and Ninth street mill totaling about 880 men with 500 new idle workers behind the plants.
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Reading
Baer
Gelack Yesters
Tao
Neo Aamaeer
Jett Committee
Oey Street
Ninth Street
Rail executives named after New York trip
Sande Srillwell of the Lachiawanna railroad returns from a business trip to New York and New Jersey. Woot Toss of Reck Vstaned railroad appointed general authority for Dickawinna railroad with headquarters at 26 Kaxchainge Plies New York. The appointment takes effect June 1. Prempaey nerd ob. wanizer WA Courtright of Distriv Se 1 haine returns from Bernton Sullivan connie where Chey Taeves Deen saw the strike progressers. No sign of settlement. Then was elected terion president and Michael Panna secretary treasurer of the astructural froe workers and bridge builders unton, which met Thursday night at the Building Trades council office. The sdon willa meet Tuesdays, but Memorial day shifts to Sunday meeting. The total loss from the fire at Pit ville Reading iron works is estimated between 100000 and 250000, caused by frnaces and red hot cinders. The bar and skelp mills and most of the puddle mill are wiped out. Loss partly covered by law insarrdinies.
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Wie
Haine
Bernton
Sullivien
Connie
Noo
Gare
Doties
Terion
Michael Panna
Astructural Froe Workers’ and Bridge Builders
Building Trades' Council
Sdon Willa
Pitville
Reading Iron Works
Lackawanna Cases At Superior Court In Scranton
The Scranton superior court heard Lackawanna cases including Spellman versus the city of Scranton and the Barrick-McMinnion matter. Spellman challenged his dismissal and salary entitlement while Barrick faced alleged nuisance at the park leading to a police arrest and a fined man. The court refused to reverse lower court rulings on both matters.
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Superior Court
Pittsburg
Corin
M&f
Spettnagany
Deeside pCa
Loni Plese
Lackawanna Gaunte
Jitmavetir Teniedd
Reem
Spellman
Scranton
Ms Police
Liewtenant Speliniin
Moir Couneihtet
Ceancur ii
Ayer
Tower Court
Spellyian Wass
Phe
Rariek
Tarek
Thasmieh
Abe Mannan
Aade
McMeananen
Bribery Hearing Postponed For Mee Andrew Meena Case
The bribery hearing involving Councilmen Mee Andrew and Meena and former councilman was postponed again. Magistrate Milli' set a new date, as Attorney James Hy Torrey of the Municipal League said witnesses could not be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mee Andrew
Bb. Meena
Milli
Miewise
James Hy
Torrey
Municipal League
Ben
Hedd
Eorlain Wiltesses
Vermont War Expenditures Refusal on Militia Pay Claim
The Treasury’s auditing controller rejected the Vermont claim for 6.70 dollars paid to officers and men of the First Vermont Infantry before their assembly at the governor named rendezvous. The ruling holds that reimbursements for pre assembly pay are against the law.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Vermont
Vermont Infantry
Gossip of the Guard Stir Over Memorial Day Plans
The issue outlines Grand Army of the Republic invites to participate in Memorial Day services, with the Thirteenth regiment inspections and armory ball set for early June. Indoor base ball rises as key pastime. star players from Companies D and F headline the action as personnel prepare for summer exams and observances.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Adjutant General
T. A. Waites
Phirteenth
Yesterby
Headquartone Vilrteernth Regiment
Beifalo Neos
Lahaina
Catone
Atherton
Ralph Gregory
Charlie Adams
Frank Coffin
Robert Kiple
Berry
Serjeant Brink
Architectural League Holds Second Session at University of Pennsylvania
The Architectural League of America held its second session in Houston Hall at the University of Pennsylvania. Professor Warren P. Lattard welcomed attendees as President Llewellyn opened with the committee on education report presented by Professor James M. White of the University of Illinois, detailing a series of questions to the group.
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Philadelphia
Architectural League of America
Houston Hall
University of Pennsylvania
Warren P. Lattard
School of Architecture
University
Llewellyn
League
Committee On Education
James M. White
University of Illinois
White
Fatal Body Blow in Geematown Irregular Fatality
Daiengga quaepel todas Edwin Welsh, aged 11, was killed by a blow from Micher Metullagi after taunts by McCullagh. Welsh collapsed after the assault in Geematown, with witnesses describing the moment Metullagi struck and fled.
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Philadelphia
Daiengga
Edwin Welsh
Micher Metullagi
Welsh
McCullagh
Welah
Uae Somelous
Scotch Irish Congress to Convene in Chambersburg
The tenth Booatehs Trish society of American congress meets May 10 to 12 in Chambersburg. Sessions at Rosedale opera house include papers and addresses by leading Septeh Irish figures and Kittochtinny Historical Society members. Activities include Mont Alto Park events and a Covenanter service at Rocky Spring church.
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Chambershurg
The
Booatehs Trish Society of American
Chambersburg
Kittochtinny Historical Society
Franklin County
Charles K. Geddes
Williamesport
James J. Matthews
Baltimore
Med
Benjamin M. Nead
Harrisburge
M. Wherry
Shippensburg
William A. West
MacCondelsburge
John Hayes
Henderson
Norcross
Carlisle
Alexander Armatroni
Higerstown
Mil
John M. Cooper
Martinsburg
W. W. Britton
Upper Strasburg
M. A. Foltz
al N. Pomeroy
D. W. Rowe
W. Rush Gillan
Joshua W. Sharpe
Linn Harbaugh
G. ©. Leithamer
William 8. Hoerter
Johnny Orr
Wilson College
Falling Spring Presbyterian Church
Chambers
Labor cloud over business amid uneven strike mood
Exclusive wire reports labor tensions hover over manufacturing and distribution yet not enough to halt production. While many strikes settled or planned, iron and steel demand remains strong, prices steady, and large combinations hold quotations. some regions warn of possible disruption. Failures tally 140 in the U.S. and 20 in Canada.
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New York
Gi. Dunn & Cols Weekly Review of
Tomoorrow
Chieigo
Othe Tall River
Onc
United States
Canada
Dowie Arrested in Chicago Over Death Case
John Alexander Dowie, head of the church in Chicago, was arrested under coroner’s jury findings alleging criminal responsibility for the death of Mrs. Judd. Her husband HH Worthington Judd also detained. both posted $10,000 bonds. Also held were two nurses as they await grand jury action.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Huisthan Catholic
Minmall
Judd
Worthington Dud
Dowie
Victin
Tuley
Whoa
Alan
Will Extend Time for New York Yacht Race
An exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports the New York venue plans to extend the schedule for the Vernacular Yacht Race this month. Sir Thomas Lipbow is noted for supporting the longer length, with officials aiming to finalize the revised timing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociated Mess
New York
Sir Thomas Lipbow
An Extra Dividend Heard As Pennsylvan Coal Stockholders
An extra dividend announcement from the Associated Press reports a 1 percent dividend by the Pennsylvania Coal Company after its acquisition by MR Mogul and prior ties to the Krle railroad. The report notes state and local influences on shares and corporate movements.
Weather Delays Prompt Multiple Baseball Games Across Cities
Reports from Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Detroit and Milwaukee note rain weather delays and partial play. Umpires and officials cite wet conditions causing postponements and shortened games.
Unclear OCR Nonsense. No coherent headline
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear names, places, or events to summarize into a newspaper card. The readable fragments mention generic terms and scattered names without context.
Bayechisive Expansion Report Stirs Washington Rumor
A cryptic wire from The Ascrented Press in Washington May hints at a controversial expansion plan. It mentions Callawine EL OP Reilly, a widow from Astilew, and cites broad financial implications.
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Ftr
Ascrented Press
Washington
Filea
Moni
Teen Gratel Callawine EL OP
Reilly
Astilew
Laserne Oot
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Leth
Mike Login
Mike Shown
Nniteoot
Pennsylvania Pensions
Willians & McAnulty
Washington Ave
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repaune Chemical Co
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Garson Tailoring Co
Spruce Street
Therd National Bank
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Henry Brin, Jr
H. Peck
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Lade
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