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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1902

Page

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Negotiations Advance in Anthracite Strike Settlement

The miners and operators moved toward an amicable agreement after a stalled commission session. Offers included wage increases of 10 to 20 percent, a nine hour day, and yearly contracts. miners sought higher pay while waiving union recognition, and both sides eyed guarantees against petty strikes as a condition to end the dispute.

Anthracite Strike Commission Commission Wayne MacVeagh New York Philadelphia J. B. Thomas Erie Board of Directors Clarence S. Darrow Notel Jermyn MacVeagh Darrow Gray John T. Lenahan Joseph O’brien Dr. Roberts Judge Gray Mr. Lenahan Th. Roberts Roberts Meares Mr. Warren Mr. Darrow Roberta

Negotiations Triggered by Miner Testimony on Wages

The push toward amicable adjustment arose from miners failing to provide acceptable wage testimony and companies seeking to avoid the need to present their wage offers.

Tribune to Publish Limited Edition of Testimony Reports

The Tribune will issue a limited edition book compiling daily testimony and arguments before the Anthracite Strike Commission. The volume, selling at $1, will contain several hundred pages eight by eleven inches and appear after the commissioners render their decision. Orders should be sent now to avoid exhaustion.

Anthracite Strike Commission The Tribune the Tribune

Ex Queen Jans Flies Through Chicago En Route to Washington

Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports ex Queen Lillouke Jans of Hawaii and her party passing through Chicago today on their way to Washington. Her claim for numeral policy will be urged again during the coming winter session before the national legislature.

Associated Prea Chicago Lillouke- Jans Hawaii Washington

War on Trade in White Slaves Reported In Court

Judge Adams directed the jury to fine the government in the case of Mrs Tda Barrison Dulles who lost a $26000 pearl necklace on arrival from Europe. The necklace was seized for customs noncompliance before she could declare it. Dulles said she planned to declare it after consulting her husband on the steamship dock. the treasury agent then seized the necklace she wore.

New York Adams United States District Court Today Tda Barrison Dulles Europe Adaime Treasury Department Dulles Treasury

Treaty of Peace Signed With Herrera and Government

Exclusive AP dispatch from Panama reports Consul General Gudger aboard the USS Wisconsin delivering news that a peace treaty was signed this afternoon by revolutionary general Herrera and the government. Rear Admiral Casey to sail tomorrow.

Associated Press Panama Gudger United States Wisconsin Herrera Casey

President Roosevelt to attend Philadelphia celebrations

President Roosevelt will be guest of honor in Philadelphia with cabinet members. He will attend the Central High School for Boys dedication in the morning and Founders Day at the Union League in the evening. He is due to arrive at 1145 AM and will be hosted by Charles Emory Smith and J. T. Stotesburg between events.

Lenahan Wells Richard H. Gibbons James Lenahan Associated Press Phiiladelphia Roosevelt Central High School For Union League Board of Education Charles Emory Smith J. T. Stotesburg

U S Minister's Son Accused in Guatemala City Murder

Exclusive wire dispatch reports Godfrey Hunter Jr the son of the U S minister in Guatemala City shot and killed William Fitzgerald of Grand Rapids Michigan. Hunter sought refuge in the legation raising questions of arrest immunity. Fitzgerald, born in Grand Rapids about 27, had worked in Guatemala including time as private secretary to the Guatemalan president.

Washington State Department Godfrey Hunter, Jr Wnited Guatemala City William Fitzgerald Grand, Rapids, Mich Hunter Legation Grand Rapids Mich William Pitzgerald Guatemala Cand Rapids Pitegerald Grand Fapids and Dadam

Colonel Ochiltree Dies in Kiot Springs Hospital

Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press indicate Colonel Thomas Ochiltree lies suffering in Kiot Springs Wa hospital. He was sent for fortune healing from New York physician Dr L Ro Morte and received hoped for relief, but arrived too late. He remains constantly attended by a single servant and a nurse as friends worldwide learn of his frail condition.

Associated Press Tle

Tragic Bridge Accident Claims Man Overboard

Exclusive wire reports William Evans aged 45 of this city was crossing the Delaware and Tidson railroad bridge toward Plymouth when a coal train approached. He tried to move aside and fell into the river. His body was recovered some time later.

Ihe Wilkes-Harre William Evans Delaware and Tidson Plymouth Evans Gome

Henry Rose Hanged in Nelson Jail Yard

Henry Rose was hanged today in the Nelson jail yard for the murder of Charla Coleapiiog as reported by Exclusive Wirerams The Associated Press. The execution follows a court case and confirms the death penalty carried out in visibility of local officials.

Associated Press Nelson B. C Henry Rose Murdy of

Closing Features Of Great Horse Show

The final day of the National Horse Show drew an attendance rivaling yesterday, with top events including a cup for pairs of harness horses won by Harry Payne Whitney. Miss M. Holloway rode French Park to victory in a lady rider class, and Dr. John L. Wentz’s count, Lord Brilliant and Lord Golden, won the paired horses contest. Sixteen four-in-hand teams competed for best four-year-old road team, with James Hobart Moore’s team taking the blue ribbon and Whitney’s team placing third.

Associated Press New York Buton National Horse Show Association Harry Payne Whitney W. C. Whitney French Park W. A. McCibbon M. Hollo Way Lord Brilliant Lord Iolden John L. Wentz Scranton James Hobart Moore John S. Wenty William M. Moore

Weather record for November 20 1900

The report notes a maximum temperature of 80 degrees and a minimum of 68 degrees with relative humidity around 40 percent. Precipitation is listed as none during the 21 hour period ending mid evening.

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