Figures For Commission Figures For Commission
Tabulated wages from large companies have reached mine workers and are being compared with miners schedules. National leaders and lawyers held long talks at the Hotel Jermyn as arbitration looms. District Presidents Nicholls Fahy and Duffy likely to testify next, detailing district conditions and alleged discrimination against 2000 men blacklisted for aggressive union activity. Companies dispute widespread refusals, citing lawlessness and boycott during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Nicholls
Fahy
Duffy
Hotel
Jermyn
Clarence 8. Darrow
Nelson Lloyd
Arbitration Commission
Darrow
Peter Roberts
John T. Lenihan
Nicholla
Tribune Plans Book Form of Antracht Strike Commission Reports
The Tribune will compile day by day reports from the Antracht Strike Commission hearings into a convenient book. A limited edition of several hundred pages at $1 per copy will be issued once the commissioners render their decision. Orders should be sent promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracht+ Strike Commission
The
Tribune
Accused Gerrity arraigned in heated lamp attack case
Joseph Gerrity of Third street faced Magistrate Millar in police court on a charge of throwing a heated lamp at his wife and setting their house on fire. He pleaded not guilty claiming his wife did it. Mrs Gerrity testified he did throw the lamp and beat her. The magistrate fined him $10 and released him on the fire charge for lack of sufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gerrity
Third Street
Millar
Honer
Foundling Home Acknowledges Broad Donations From Community
The Bistera at St. Joseph's Foundling Home extends thanks for numerous gifts including thirty pounds candy from Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban D and cash from Lewis and Reilly, plus turkeys, apples, bread, cakes, pies, and school contributions from multiple families and schools such as J W Tellow Je Be Airs John Langan and Nos 2, 7, 8 schools, and Miss Anna Fox and Miss Nellie T Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Foundling Home
Bishop Hoban
Lewis and Reilly
J. W. Tellow
John Langan
Joe Williame
John Colligan
Turkey
Katie Lynch
Lawson Baking Cumming
Mises Kate
A. Smith
Paul's Nohowl
Green Ridge
Miner Killed Instantly in Store Shaft Collapse
Benjamin G Jones of Gak street North Scranton was instantly killed at work in Store shaft No 3 when a roof section weighing tons collapsed while he set a prop in his chamber. A laborer escaped. The remains went to his home. funeral on Monday with interment in Taytor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin G. Jones
Gak Street
Scranton
Store
Jones
Intermont
Taytor
Four More Lists In Tribune Junior Educational Contest
The Tribune reports new word lists from contestants Td Kibler Daisy Pelts William Chandler Til Linden Philip H Seamans Gladys Reese for Northeastern Pennsylvania. Three weeks remain with twenty cash prizes offered for the most Words formed from The Home Paver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Td Kibler
Cedar Avenue
Daisy Pelts
Leecourt
William Chandler
Til Linden Street
Philip H. Seamans
Factoryville
Gladys Reese
Washington Street
Carbondale
Pennsylvania
Three Weeks of Criminal Court Opens With 646 Trials
District Attorney W. Mr. Lewis leads a three week term starting Monday to clear 646 cases, 184 on the regular list and 172 on the special list. First trial set is Thomas Pristash and Harry Shubah alias Metro Luke for the Winston murder near Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Mr. Lewis
Thomas Pristash
Harry Shubah
Metro Luke
James Winston
Olyphant
Winston
Bnlon
E. G. Coursen
James P. Dickson
C. D. Simpson
TE. &. Jones
G. F. Whitmore
C. BE. Whitmore
John J. Con
Seven Days' Record at Scranton Business College
A seven days report shows requests from 9 students 12 ladies and 11 gentlemen. Nine sent to positions 7 gentlemen and 2 miler. The successful Tribune contestants Messrs. Stanton Colling and Madden have begun work. New students may enter at any time with arrivals expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcranton Business College
Atudenta
Milier
Tribune
Messrs
Stanton, Colling and Madden
Btudenta
City and School Taxes 1902 Tax Duplicates For Collection
City Treasurer Fr. BARKER states the 1902 tax duplicates are now in his hands for collection. The notice invites taxpayers to settle city and school tax obligations promptly. A separate prompt asks if readers have tasted Fruited Wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. &. Barker
Christmas Inc
Dixie Theatre Saturday Matinee Wardrobe Exhibit
Saturday matinee at the Dixie Theatre features Miss Ten-Katsu showing their ward robe after the performance and serving ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ten-Katsu Ibit
Miss Ten-Katsu
Mission at the Cathedral by Passionist Fathers
A three weeks mission begins at St Peter's Cathedral tomorrow at 10 30 AM with a solemn high mass. The first week focuses on women, the second on men, and the third on non Catholics. Daily masses at 6 7 and 8 AM, confessions from 6 AM to 10 PM, benediction each night, and nightly sermons. A 7 40 PM sermon will mark the third week with an open Q A session each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Wrestler McMillan Eyes Dwyer Challenge In Scranton
D A McMillan of Milwaukee, a western wrestling figure, seeks a match with Prof. M J Dwyer in Scranton. A clubhouse is offered, a telegraphed challenge to Dwyer follows, and Dwyer has accepted with forfeit to be sent. The bout, likely in a week or two, targets December 9 with a $100 side bet and gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. McMillan
Wilwaukee
Wis
West
Tom Jenkins
D. A. McLeod
B. P. Connolly
Scranton
New Haven
Telegraph
McMillan
Dwyer
Mal
Councils Lack Authority Over Sewer Assessments
The Alder street sewer dispute stalled for lack of a quorum as the sewer and drainage committee met. City Solicitor Watson stated councils cannot alter or reduce the assessment, which rests with the court. objecting property owners may petition the court for a new assessment, noting objections should have been filed before the viewers' report was court confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewers and Diaing Committee of Common Council
Alder Street
Watson
Children Prefer Pleasant Medicine Says Pa. Father
Mr. G. G. Wagner of Spring Grove Pa., reports his ill child will take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gladly. He notes the medicine is the children's favorite because it is pleasant to take and quickly cures colds. Available through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Wagner
Spring Grove
Chamberlain
For Sale Butter Tubs and Sugar Offer
Advertisement notes butter tubs in good condition at five cents each, lot of fifty or more. Granulated sugar priced at three cents per pound, twenty pounds for one dollar.
Prompt Delivery Services Listed at Two Main Streets
The notice cites locations 411 Lackawanna Avenue and 821 North Main Avenue and promotes prompt delivery with the tag phone M2 Now Phang 11, suggesting a small local service listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
North Main Avenue
Phang 11
Non-Refillable Bottle Patent Granted to Beam and Replogle
Mathew M. Beam of Old Forge has secured a patent on a non-refillable bottle through D. B. Replogle of this city. The device is described as ingenious and effective, promising to stop bottle refilling with inferior goods and easing issues for distillers and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew M. Beam
Old Forge
D. B. Replogle
Mr. Beam
Scranton Elks Plan Funeral for Late Brother Van Dyke
Scranton Lodge No. 123 B P O E calls all members to meet Saturday at 1:40 PM at the lodge room for Elk funeral services at the grave for W. W. Van Dyke. Secretary W. Gould and Treasurer T. Jennings sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Lodge
No. 123
B. P.O. BE
W. W. van Dyke
T. J. Jennings
Gould
Dixie Theatre Hosts Ladies Tea Katens Serving Tea
A Dixie Theatre event titled To the Ladies Miss Tea Katen invites women to a tea gathering. Details on time and venue are limited in the available text.
Verdicts Opened After Weekend Deliberations
After court opened yesterday morning juries returned verdicts in three cases from Saturday. Atlantic Refining Co. vs H F Treager awarded $54.51 to the plaintiff. Scranton Railway Co. v William Zulrae awarded $0. Simon Hineffeld v Police Sgt C W Ridgeway awarded $3 nominal damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining Company
H. F. Treager
William Zulrae
Scranton Railway Company
Simon Hineffeld
C. W. Ridgeway
Deeds Acknowledged and Local Legal Actions Reported
Seventy eight sheriff deeds for recently sold properties were acknowledged in open court. A charter was granted to the Italian American Beneficial Society of Old Forge. Julia Conlon, flood victim, sues Secranton Steel and Delaware Lackawanna and Western for damages to her property from last spring floods, through A A Chase. Isadore Kisiclus sues John Strenlowski for five thousand dollars for defamation over an alleged remark in November 1902.
Surgeon Dr Lindabury Clinic Hours
Dr Lindabury, surgeon specializing in diseases of women, operates at 215 Connell Building. Office hours are 11 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindabury
Connell Building
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Scranton, Pa
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the People's Bank
Intok
Keystone Brewing Company
Vine Street
Ultech
City Avenue
Dixie Theatre
New York American
C. PD. Simpson
Baer
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Watkins
New York
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Gerrity
Foundling Home
MR. Pennington
Conservatory
ST. Luke’s Parish House
Miner
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Lewis
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Mission AT Cathedral
Prof. Dwyer
Scranton Tribune
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Lodge of Elks
Court House News Notes
E. C. Dean
Connell Bldg
Steinway
A. B. Chase
Kranich & Bach
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Square Flanos
Ftood
N. A. Hulbert
PR. Furman
A.m. Carter
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Washington Avenue
Connell
Atkin
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Franklin Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Spruce Street
James J. Williams
A. J. Casey
OG. W. Gunster
F. L. Crane
Alaska
Hudson Bay
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