Drunken Hungarians Fight. Kutlah Stabbed in Dupont
A fight among drunken Hungarians in Dupont Friday night left Stephen Kutlah stabbed by Stephen Bukoven. Bukoven was arrested after obtaining a knife and clashing Kutlah at his boardinghouse. The injury is not serious and Bukoven is jailed in Wilkes-Barre. Also noted: Walsh to Dickinson College for law, Collins sentenced for manslaughter, fire companies trip to Newcastle for a state convention, and 1000 workers swear to abstain at St John’s church during the strike.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Dupont
Stephen Kutlah
Stephen Bukoven
Bukoven
Kutish
Hukoven
Curtis
Wilkes-Barre
George Dooner
Hamtown
Henry Vogelbaugh
Woodward
Collins
Tech Eastern
Eagle Hose Company
Darktown Hook and Ladder Company
Newcastle
Hose Company
Lehigh Valley Road
Jesse D. Frear
Eagle
Darktown Company
Valley Road
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
St. John's
Eugene A. Garvey
Pather Garvey
EF. A. Corey
Massachusetts
Maine
Factoryville Notes and Local Preparations
The Scranton Tribune reports from Factoryville announcing the county W C T U convention in the Baptist church next Wednesday at 1:80 PM. Also mentions Sherry Taylor’s return to duty after erysipelas, Odd Fellows lodge sessions, squirrel hunting concerns, and upcoming marriage of Miss Prencila Hortense Bennettee to Robert Lewis Hughes.
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Factoryville
Women's Christian Temperance Union County Convention
Baptist Church
Samuel Ti. Wrighy
Scranton
Sherry Taylor
Paulowna
Order of Odd Fellows
Red Jacket Lodge
Ourv
Prencila Hortense Bennettee
South Gibson
Robert Lewis Hughes
Bennette
Leona Bennette
Milllner
John Wrigley
Susquehanna County News and Storms Forecast
Local notes report J. W. Williams to lead Susquehanna Baptist church Foret City and obituaries for Nelson Comfort in Harmony. Posts and sermons loom as Rev Mrs Meekin leads funeral rites. a storms and signs forecast outlines planetary influences on politics and weather for October 1900 with timing for surgical operations and fishing.
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Soranto
Tribune
Susquehanna
J. W. Williams
Foret City
Susquehanna Baptist Church
Nelson R. Comfort
Harmony
Meekin
T Lanesboro Methodist Church
Windsor Masonic Lodge
Lanesboro
Hazlett James Risk
Tackson
Charles Henry Newing
Florence
New Jersey
Register
Samuel 3. Wright
Montrosé
Susquehanna County Medicine Society
New Milford
L. Weeks
Binghamton
Lawton Letter Urges Truth About Philippine War
A fragmentary letter from Lawton argues that Americans must know the full history and conditions of the Philippine insurrection. He contends anti imperialist views misstate facts and warns that continued fighting is fueled by reports from America and that any shooting would feel like a betrayal by his own troops.
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America
Philippines
A Woman Remains Hopeful After Dr Pierce Remedies
Mrs. Wm. Hackett of Breesport New York writes of dramatic recovery after using Dr. Pierce medicines Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. She describes prior fainting liver and uterine issues and heart disease, failed doctor prognoses, and renewed strength after continued treatment. The note promotes Dr. Pierce publications and offers volumes by mail.
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Wm. Hackett
Breesport
Chemung Co
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Favorite Prescription touted as remedy for female illness
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for various women’s ailments. It claims thousands of testimonies, high cure rates, and benefits during maidenhood, motherhood, and menopause, urging sick women to seek free advice from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
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Lo Island
Pierce
Mehal
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Reading Grants an Increase in Reading Grants
Concluded from Page 1 nothing to disturb the peace as long as the strike lasts. The note hints at continued grants or stipends during industrial action, keeping services stable while negotiations or labor actions unfold.
Outlook Not Favorable in Miner Settlement Talks
Exclusive AP report from Wilkes-Barre notes softened outlook for a miners' strike settlement after UMW activity in Schuylkill. operators deny a 6 percent powder cut, propose a uniform price around $1.50 per keg instead of $3.75, and say President Milvaell is aware of company plans though negotiations linger.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
United Mine Workers
Schuylkill
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Milvaell
United Mine Workers Ties With Intermediaries Revealed
A report shows direct dealings with the United Mine Workers through intermediaries, outlining the channeling of negotiations and the roles of middlemen in labor outreach and bargaining.
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Ing
United Mine Worksers
Marbeles to Resume Operations After Arbitration Break
G FB Marte & Co posts at all collieries that the arbitration agreement with the men is broken and contracts ended. The firm will restart all collieries tomorrow morning and offer work to employees if sufficient staff is available. Current wage rates will hold until further notice.
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Associatus
Haglton
G. FB. Marte & Co
Coal Trade Suffers Amid Restricted Supply and High Prices
The anthracite coal trade faces restricted supply due to mine idleness while demand remains urgent amid rising prices. With expected mine resumption and strike adjustment, shipments may rebound, but prices are likely to stay high, boosting coal companies’ profits.
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Philadelphia
Ledger
Local retail prices adjusted to match conditions
The article notes excessive retail prices in some localities are being corrected as actual market conditions warrant.
Strikers Press for Wage Increase as Health Strike Looms
Noticers posted in Shamokin indicate the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron companies plan an advance of ten percent on net wages starting tomorrow. Some workers are ready to return, while others wait for President Mitchell to issue official guidance on the union recognition. The issue centers on whether Reading company collieries can operate tomorrow regardless of Mine Workers union recognition.
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Shamokin
Philadelphia and Stending Coal and
eMeet
Mitchell
Reading Company
Callieries
Juneau Life Dances Between Vice and Vistas in 1900s Alaskan Comment
The piece sketches Juneau as a bustling frontier town with diverse churches, a lively social scene, and brisk commerce. It notes plentiful inns and entertainment, a currency of low-cost living, minimal crime after a deputy marshal era, and a climate of perpetual mist. It highlights shops, Indian trade, newspapers, libraries, and basic utilities powering a growing community.
Campania Arrives After Fog Bound Voyage
The Cunard steamship Campania reached New York this morning from Liverpool via the Atlantic, its voyage slowed by fog and a brief pause in empires. The vessel's arrival ends a protracted crossing marred by weather delays.
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Associated
Arese
New York
Cunard
Campania
Micestown
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Noted
A brief column lists ships arriving and sailing including Livernegl and Kirra with entries for Liverpool, New Works, Southampton, Cherbourg and related routes. Names and destinations appear in terse line items reflecting port activity and voyage status.
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Associated Pros
New York
h—Arived
Compania Fro
Livernegl
Iecishowie
Kirra
Livers Nal
New Works
Southampton
Trove
fourWremes
Cherbourg
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