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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1900

Page

10

Chittenden Proposes Tire Width Ordinance for City

City councilman Charles I Chittenden introduces a tire width ordinance aimed at standardizing wagon and carriage tires within city limits. It sets width by axle size, imposes a $50 penalty per offense, and would take effect January 1 1903 with notices mailed to makers.

Select Council Charles I. Chittenden Ninth Ward Carridge Jn Councils Chittenden Tribune Twelfth Ward Lake Scranton

Practical Religion In Municipal Reform at Berminton

The October 25 meeting at North Main Avenue Baptist Church Providence features Rev Ignac J Lansing on Practical Religion In Municipal Reform. Rev KR F Pierce of Penn Avenue Baptist plans to discuss the London International convention and his role as delegate for Berminton and Lackawanna County. The event promises inspiring music and a red letter day for residents seeking moral improvement.

North Main Avenue Baptist Church Providence Ignac J. Lansing Berminton KR. F. Y. Pierce Penn Avenue Baptist Church London Berant County of Lackawanna

Died Budler Lewis A son of Mr and Mrs Budler

In Scranton on December 6, Lewis A Budler son of Mr and Mrs Budler died at his residence 820 Hampton Street The funeral is set for Sunday December 7 at 2 pm Services will be at Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church and burial will follow at Washburn Street Cemetery

Coal strike talks swirl as miners face ten percent offer

National organizers weigh a ten per cent wage proposal amid press reports of deals with independent operators. Officials deny formal agreements, while hints from Hazleton and New York fuel talk of a forthcoming miners convention and potential settlement. Meanwhile fifty Polish miners with families depart for the old country aboard the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western line.

United Mine Workers Hazleton Mitchell Mitchell Woul National Organization Alck Delaware, Lackawanna

New Mt Pleasant Washery Joins Regional Coal Ops

A new Mt Pleasant washery, one of the region’s largest with a 1400 ton daily capacity, was completed and now produces coal from an established dump. In Scranton area, United Mine Workers officers plan a parade and mass meeting with Winston to Forest City workers invited. T D Nichols named grand marshal.

Mt. Pleasant United Mine Workers of Scranton Winston Forest City Hine Ash Street Circus T. D. Nichols St. John's Hall Pine Brook Nichola Wilkes-Barre Wyoming

Wages of the Mine Workers

An analysis of mine wages in the anthracite region challenges claims of low pay. It cites pay rolls from Mount Pleasant Coal in Scranton showing varied earnings from about 1.59 to 4.00 daily and a total net of 82,705.80 for fifty miners. The piece argues pay reflects skill and endurance and invites inspection by authorities.

Chicago Record Willam Curtis Mining Companion Malon Mitchell Bevana Alia Minora Anchiaeite Dagen Tlave Frank Grogan George Hopkin Eases Hess Charlea Stein Anthaniyy Kritelont Wimmam Gouse Cas Ceorge Mareali Ayenis William Trophink Andrew Mogpotavt Peter Maveinenvitelt Seer James Whom Renee Bit Adeph Loven Wil Yaskiowhov Charlen Sion Thomas Finley Owen Tva Thomas Mongiy Anthony Patchurka James McDonegal Conroe Richards Bert Knapp Michael Matuehack Heese Thoma Charles Ruahibiek Davis Thomgt Peter Borinsky Michael Lo Adam Rowslowky LION Samuel Morgan Anos Knighton Bildames Thon Mingustine McCaie Odd Jamen Jordan Wees Anthony Marliney Aerree Eenee

High Tolls on Anthracite Compared by Railroad Leader

President W H Truesdale of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western argues bituminous coal moves to seaboard without sorting and unloads at consumer, with rail freight rates similar to granite or grain. Anthracite costs more as railroads must rearrange and sort different sizes at the mine to load cars.

W. H. Truesdale Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Seaboard

Rail rates for coal transport spark debate on costs and practices

An analysis notes higher equipment and labor needs to haul anthracite versus bituminous coal and argues railroads act as bankers and storage operators. It warns reduced tolls could cripple anthracite routes, while freight pricing spreads costs across development, storage, and delivery.

Taylor Merchants Robbed by Burglars

An early morning burglary at Judge & Co. on Main street netted about 100 dollars in shoes and jewelry. Four thieves fled in a light wagon when furniture dealer James Powell opened fire, guiding neighbors to Old Forge where the culprits were lost.

Judge & Co Main Street James Powell Powell Old Forge

Aetna Introduces Broad Accident and Health Policy

The Aetna offers a new accident contract with wide coverage and higher indemnities. It pays weekly benefits for up to four years from injury, doubles for many accident types, includes hydrophobia and septicemia, and covers additional risks such as sunstroke and gas inhalation. It details fixed payments for partial disabilities and avoids prorating for sight loss, with health policies also available. Isaac Brown, Aetna general agent, 3815 Mears Building.

Aetna Publle Isaac Brown Mears Building

Scranton Business College Sees Rising Enrollments

New students enroll nearly daily as classes run smoothly and students express enthusiasm for instructors. The college issues a fine plate paper catalogue with half tone views. Buck and Whitmore receive praise for six years of work. $5 Niagara Falls trip offered October 6 1900 via Lehigh Valley Railroad, return by October 8. Tickets available at 309 Lackawanna Ave Scranton PA and LV agents.

Scranton Business College Buck and Whitmore Niagara Falls Lehigh Valley Railroad Black Diamond Express Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents Lehigh Valley City Ticket Office Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

Pianos for Sale at Guernsey Hall

A Brambach upright piano in mahogany is offered for sale as owners have broken up housekeeping and will leave Brant on. The piano is full size and in excellent condition with bargain pricing. Call at once for first chance. Now on sale at J. W. Guernsey's Music Ward rooms Bran ton Pa.

Brambach J. W. Guernsey Washington Avenue Branton

Family group portrait by T J Kelley displayed at Schriever Studio

Families planning a group photo should view the large photograph of Mr. T. J. Kelley and family exhibited at the entrance of Schriever's Studio, located at 110 Wyoming Avenue.

T. J. Kelley Schriever Wyoming Avenue

Mandolin Banjo and Guitar Sell at Powell's Music Store

Music shop listing for mandolin banjo and guitar taught by Misa Bessie Dean a teacher at Powell's music store. Also notes Steam Heating and Plumbing and P. F. & M. T. Howley located at 381 Wyoming Ave.

Misa Bessie Dean Powell's Music Store P. F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave

Arrests in city war on speakeasies yield fines and jail terms

Anthony Stein of North Main Avenue was fined ten dollars and costs after being charged with selling liquor without a license and arraigned by Alderman Howe. Fred George of Hampton Street received a thirty day county jail sentence after refusing to pay a fifty dollar fine. Rocco Barbuti, of Mulala Street, was discharged after police observed no substantial offense. The day featured two officers testifying to liquor purchases at George’s and a lenient outcome for Barbuti when officers were suspected to have sought drinks at the Barbuti home.

Anthony Stein North Main Avenue Leyshon Fred George Moir Hampton James O'Hearn Jtoeca Barbutt Mooale Street Lafayette Street Alderman Howe Stein Howe Johns West Scranton M. Suravitz Hampton Street George Sall Rocco Barbut Zang Barbutl

Milk supply praised by Scranton inspector after scare

Food Inspector Widmayer reported Scranton’s food system in splendid condition with milk supply now excellent. He cited a farm near Chinchilla where cows gave fine milk but stable conditions were filthy, emitting a terrible stench, and rubbish littered the area.

Scranton Widmayer Tribune Thad Chinchilla

Offender’s Price Location Questioned Over Health Claim

The report notes a dispute about the origin of a price location outside the speaker’s territory. The speaker asserts milk from that place could be unhealthy and claims success in persuading the offender to clean the site.

Bl Cranton Business College Seeks Experienced Graduates

A Dayton Ohio manufacturing firm with a five million dollar capital stock writes to Professora Duck and Whitmore at Bl Cranton Business College. The company reports a high demand for stenographers and office staff and invites communications with alumni who have two to three years of experience to fill two or three openings.

Professora Duck & Whitmore Dayton, O

Westward Rail Route Via Gert Line to the Pacific Northwest

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad offers west and northwest service from Chicago through Sioux City Omaha Milwaukee La Crosse St Paul and Minneapolis to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah Nevada and California. Electric lighted cars free reclining chairs sleeping and dining cars touted. Ticket agents listed with addresses in Williamsport PA and Williamsport PA for maps timetables and fare details. Liver complaints cured by Beecham's Pills.

Gert Chicago Montana Idaho Washington Oregon Kansans Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah Nevada California Milwaukee and St. Paul Sioux City Omaha Milwaukee la Crosse St. Paul Minneapolis Northwest United States Howell Broadway John R. Pott William Street Williamsport

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