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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1902

Page

6

Arbitration Commission Sees Mixed Life at Hickory Ridge

The Roosevelt appointed arbitration commission visited Shamokin region, then Hickory Ridge near Mount Carmel, observing diverse mine housing and wages. Judge Gray studied wage records while miners and families, from several nationalities, greeted the visitors with curiosity and reverence during the daylong inspection.

Hickory Ridge Judge Gray Mount Carmel Arbitration Commission Roosevelt Shamokin Mahoney Panther Creek Hazleton Mahanoy City Shenandoah Centralia Reading Company Warriner Lehigh Valley Coal Company Richards Lehigh and Wilkes- Barre Coal Company Bear Valley

Murder Trial Looms After Altoona Shooting

Blaine and William Dodson of Clayaburg visited Altoona to relatives. They attended a Lingafell home party where youths outside jeered as the cousins danced. One Dodson fired a revolver from the porch injuring Ambrose Gehl. both Dodsons are jailed and Lingafelt and Shambaugh kept as witnesses.

Altoona Associated Prom Blaine William Dodson Clayaburg Tachel Lingafell Ligsie Shambough Lingafell Howe Ribald Renwrvke Dodsons Ambrove Gehl

Prohibition Leader Hale Johnson Shot Dead in Bogota

Hale Johnson a national Prohibition figure and former gubernatorial nominee was shot at close range by Harry Harris inside the Bogota village home. Johnson died instantly. Harris later died by poison in Jasper County jail. Johnson had been practicing law in Newton and was in Bogota to collect a judgment.

Effingham Hale Johnson Harry Harris Bogota Jasper County Harris Johnson Newton Prohibition Party

Fruit Steamer Sinks Schooner After Fog Collision

The United Fruit steamer Admiral Sampson collided with the three masted schooner Charles Bucks ten miles off Cape Cod at 2 a.m. in heavy fog. The Bucks sank and Captain Freeman Huntley of Jonesport Maine and two seamen drowned, including Norman Samson and Mark Beard. The Admiral Sampson was damaged.

Lespehstedt Press Boston UnitedFruit Company Admiral Sampson Charles Bucks Eddyville N.Y Cape Cod Freeman Huntley Jonesport Ulmer Huntley Bucks Cuntain Norman Samson Sydney B.C Mark Beard Two Rivers Sampson

Grocer Clerk Accused as Defaulter in $5400 Case

John Lawrence O'Brien, a seven year confidential clerk for Frank Hume a local wholesale grower, is charged as a co-defendant in a $5400 discrepancy. He married Miss Dean O'Die a treasury clerk and left for New York on his honeymoon after sending a letter noting accounting irregularities. Detectives plan to trace him in London.

Washington John Lawrence O'Brien Frank Hume C' Brien Dean O'Die Treasury Department New York Hrime O'Brien London Detective Bureau Lifo

Woman Repeater Faces Colorado Ballot Fraud Charge

Exclusive wire reports that Harriet Hibbard identified as Jessie Sanderson, a widow ten, was booked on a charge of repeating ballots in Denver. The woman, neatly dressed and appearing refined, admitted guilt saying she sought extra money.

Denver Colorado Jennie Sanderson Harriet Hibbard

Wilkes-Barre Man Killed by Falling Derrick Bolt

Cornelius Dougherty aged 28 of Scott Street Wilkes-Barre Pa was killed when an iron bolt loosening caused a derrick to fall on his head at the Torresdale filtration beds in Philadelphia. Several other workers were injured.

Philadelphia Cornelius Dougherty Scott Street Wilkes-Barre Torresdale Dougherty

Philippine Rice Famine Threat Prompted Strong Measures

The Philippine Commission allocated 2,000,000 pesos for buying and transporting rice for sale to sufferers at cost. Governor Taft will oversee purchases and distribution begins immediately after the commission already bought a large quantity for relief.

Associated Press Manila Philippine Commission Taft

Pennypacker Elected and Republicans Dominate Counties

Election results show Pen­nypacker leading in multiple counties with large plura­lities. The Republican ticket wins majorities in Warren and York counties, while Democrats gain in some districts. Northwest counties like Wyoming favor Pattison. judgeships are tight between Seibert and Ormedor. Final tallies indicate a broad Republican county sweep with scattered Democratic gains.

Mifflin County Pattison Webb Congress Mahon Montgomery County Wanger Roberts Union Pennypacker Mohn Warren County Baker Sibley

New Jersey Republicans Expected to Control Legislature

Chapman Gourley of the Democratic state committee claimed four congressmen. From Trenton on November 4 the report says the Republicans will gain firm control of both houses of the New Jersey legislature by heavy majorities.

Chapman Gourley Democratic State Committee Trenton New Jersey

Election night signals White victory and GOP gains

Nov 1 returns at midnight point to Frank White's governor win and a strongly Republican legislature. The result implies the GOP dominates the upcoming state government.

Hismirek Frank White

Ohio Election Night Report Shows Republican Lead

Columbus reports at 9 o clock the Republican state committee estimates a statewide plurality near 100000 with gains over last year. Cincinnati returns show Logan of the Republicans winning the secretary of state race by about 24 percent, and Hamilton county a large Republican edge. Chairman Dick asserts a statewide plurality over 100000 and predicts multiple Ohio congressional seats.

Columbus Republican State Committee Ohio Democratic State Committee Mae No Clama Cincinnati O Loaglin Hamilton County Het Garber

Republican poll favors Kimball in statewide race

A Providence-Noy survey shows a normal Republican majority backing Kimball for governor and the full Republican state and congressional ticket. The poll indicates strong GOP support across the ticket.

Providence Noy da Normal Kimball Wis Tadin

Pierre Nova He Wins Governor Race In Narrow Victory

Pierre Nova He defeats Martin with a 1000 vote majority to secure the governorship. The victory helps Republicans carry the entire ticket as the legislature remains in Republican hands.

Lodig Wins Governor and Railroad Commissioner Posts

Reading of local election results shows Lodig elected governor and railroad commissioner amid limited turnout. Frager, Democrat, trails with an estimated 4,000 vote margin, while Nashville and Navy figures appear muted in the brief summary.

Nashville Navy Lodig Frager Wil Havlo

Austin Gives Democrat Narrow Victory in Governor Race

In a tight statewide contest the Democrat candidate Lanham defeated Republican Burkitt for governor by a near twenty thousand vote margin. The state indicates five tickets participated in the election.

Austin

State Election Returns Show Democratic Victories

Washington reports returns from state elections in Alabama Florida and the Carolinas showing normal Democratic victories with no notable incidents reported.

Washington Alabama Florida

Election mood in Salt Lake City mirrors party leanings

Vague notes from Salt Lake City describe a tight race with only one Supreme Court seat up for election. Speech hints at party lines leaning Democratic, with little public interest and a sense the legislature will also favor Democrats.

Salt Lake City Supreme Court Theketa Youngs Dem

Hinley Seeks Supreme Court Justice Seat As Republicans Lead

Olympia scene notes Hinlley, a Republican candidate, seeks a Supreme Court justice position. Election timing cited as by 5:00 pm with a Republican legislature presumed.

Olyipia Hinlley Supreme Court

Rebuilt Passenger Car No 450 For Lake-Winok Railway

The Lake-Wink railway plans to debut a rebuilt sixty foot car No 450 from the Seniten paint shop. It features mahogany interior with gas and electric lighting, opalescent glass, wide vestibules, twenty four seating, and upgraded cooking and refrigeration. The car will be released in a day or two while regular diners undergo maintenance.

Laoki- Wink Reilroad Seniten Ando

LaFollette Wins Wisconsin Governor Race By Large Margin

Milwaukee returns show LaFollette elected governor with about a 40 point margin over Rose. Republicans secure the state ticket, legislature, and congressional delegation, with Spooner’s U.S. Senate bid expected to be unopposed within his party. Early returns indicate a Republican sweep in Wisconsin.

Milwaukee Lafollette Rose Spooner United States Sete Denver Milwaaukee Wowpoom Ian Mollette Republiaine Ber Heyeblionan

Result is yet in some doubt from early returns

A chaotic election-night scene showed crowds at The Tribune building and at party headquarters as returns trickled in. Republicans and Democrats monitored tallies from Central Republican rooms and Music hall Lackawanna avenue while figures from King's and Odell districts suggested a close race and eventual Democratic gains with Howell's fate uncertain.

Price Building Washington Avenue H. G. Taylor Frank Becker T. H. Dale A. A. Vosburg John Scheuer Joseph Oliver Edward James John R. Farr C. G W. Penman J. W. Dusenbury John F. Willams Frank B&b. Reese George Marshall Will F. Vaughan Phillips Congressman Connell Connell Building F E. H. Ripple Major Everett Warren James 8. McAnulty John R. Williams Sam H. Stevens John M. Edwards Connell Democratic Music Hall Lackawanna Avenue John J. Fahey P. W. Costello F. J. Fitzsimmons Joseph O'Brien D. J. Reedy P. IF. Calpins EK. J. Robinson Richard Little John J. Coyne William Craig John J. Loftus W. Ki Fahey Howell

DOG AND CAT REMEDIES FOR HEALTHY PETS

The article warns against kerosene and carbolic preparations to kill fleas, citing injuries to a cat and calling for simple remedies. It recommends sulphur dosing, homeopathic sulphur pellets, nux vomica for appetite and breath, sweet oil for constipation, and ample fresh water. It notes convulsions from hydrophobia linked to poor care and environment.

League Nighland Geldom

Governor election result in Cheyenne

Republican candidate Deforest Richarius wins the gubernatorial race by a 10 vote majority over Democrat George T. Steck in Cheyenne highlighting a tight election contest.

Cheyenne

Delayed Delaware, Lackawanna and Western crew roster confusion

A messy OCR list outlines the D L and W board for today with numerous names and times from 1 a m to 10 p m. The document mentions crews such as McCuvin Ketchum Bartholomew and Barttholomew with various shifts and extras across multiple yards and locations and notes J J Duffy staying on Rafferty's crew.

Exchequer Annuity Tally Sticks Found in London Bank Box

In a Lombard Street bank vault a wooden box containing exchequer annuity tally sticks dating 1705 to 1733 was uncovered. The sticks show inked figures and notches representing sums. the box notes a total value of £440 and records that ninety nine year annuities were issued. Officials recall splits between government and lenders, with the last touch around 1750. The finder hoped for government reimbursement, but the money aspect had long since faded.

London Mall Cours Martin's Bank Lombard Street Exchequer Queen Anne Dewis Moreau Martin’s Bank Dally Mall Attok Whitehall Evening Post

Yale Professor Phelps Reputations and Clever Retort

A Yale faculty member, William Toon Phelps, is described as a world fellow with strong dignity and duty. A senior boasted about his work, and Phelps replied with a sharp quip comparing the student to a bluffing rock, prompting the student’s smirk. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Ledger.

William Toon Phelps Yale Profvayor Phelps

Private note shapes bold voyage amid troubled seas

A fragment from a long-ago English dispatch shows the first lord of the admiralty advising Admiral Codrington not to risk a detachment but privately urging courage. Codrington then led a voyage to the Turkish front, pursuing a bold course in constrained times.

England Admiralty Andrington bin Ahloa Detion Codrington Nuvaring

Judge Greene Clashes Over Pronunciation of Browne on Torts

A courtroom exchange erupts as Judge Greene objects to pronouncing Browne on Torts founder Browne as Browney, insisting on Brown. Dennison quips about withholding an answer until a decision is made in the case before the court.

Greene Dennison Browne Browney Hrowney Brown Greeney Denniscns Philadelphia Ledger

Cossacks and a Love Triangle Unfold on the Don Square

Afanasy returns with loot after a long raid and plans to share it. Marina endures his gambling and a temptingly brave offer from Mikhailo, while Afanasy vows to keep his word. Mikhailo anonymously helps with a cash gift, and the village prepares for a harsh new expedition to Siberia.

Afandey Rasttga Marina Maringa Rastrite Sen Afanasy Don Mikhailo Moarina Sweden Stepan Razin Alaney Danilo Afonsy Alanisy Mother Volga Astrakhan Siberia

Two Inky Ways Ad Admits Reconsideration

A man who placed a single advertisement with a small fee learns advertising must be frequent and persistent to pay. He initially decries ads as fake after no immediate customers but the poem hints he must add ads daily to make it successful.

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