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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1897

Page

2

False Censure of the Legislature in Labor Legislation

A lengthy critique defends the last Harrisburg session, arguing it enacted more beneficial laws for workers than any prior session. It highlights labor bills championed by John Fahy and George Chance, notes gains for miners, typographers, and factory workers, and lists key laws including the sweat shop bill and eight hour day measure with gains for unions and working people.

Wilker-Barra News Harrisburg Lncal Nulsanes Tabor John Fahy United Mine Workers of America George Chance Philadelphia Typographical Union Grand Army of Work

Miners Certificate Bill and Labor Legislation Passages

A report details the miners certificate bill requiring two years of mining experience, in person board exams, and penalties for violations to protect workers. Other measures include an anti screening bill for bituminous coal, a mines and mining bureau creation, and broader labor support with arbitration law and alien removal proposals.

C. B. Miller Luzerne Commonwealth McWhinney Allegheny No. S Mines and Mining Bureau Bureau of Mines and Mining John J. Coyle Schuylkill County Mansfield Treaver Gordon Senate House

Political plea endorses Schadt and allies in 1890 race

Voters are urged to back Schadt, Horn and associates under the Chicago platform stance described as free trade and democracy. The text contrasts this with supporters of McKinley and prosperity policies and urges voting against the Ryan-led agents.

Chicago Platform Schadt, Horn, Et McKinley Ryan

Penicure Liver Pills for Women

Femicure Liver Pills advertised as specially prepared for ladies and said to act on the liver kidneys stomach and bowels while regulating and strengthening female organs. Claims relief from constipation dizziness indigestion irregularities backaches bad complexion and other symptoms with one pill per dose priced at 25 cents sold by Cay Lorenz druggist 418 Lackawanna Ave Scranton.

Cay Lorenz Lackawanna Ave Scranton

County Voter Registration Grows to 44067 in May

The semi annual count shows 44 067 registered voters in the county an increase of 1552 over December with most gains in boroughs and towns. Scranton and Carbondale show small rises while towns and townships drive overall growth a table lists district by district changes.

Aire Scranton Carbondale

Population figures for city and county voting base

The text estimates 100,485 city inhabitants and 199,801 in the county based on four and a half persons per vote. It notes this method fails in the county due to many adult males who are not voters.

Tramps Freed After Vagrant Roundup In City

Seven tramp beggars arrested on suspicion of a Tuesday night hold up and assault were discharged by Mayor Bailey. Two others allegedly stole a dinner pail from a barn near the State house. Patrolman Peaster captured one suspect and lodged him at the police station. County jail authorities refuse vagrancy prisoners, citing Knapp’s opinion that vagrants must work, leaving tramps free to roam until work is found or a chain gang is formed.

Lower Lackawanna Avenue Bailey State House Penn Avenue Peaster Knapp

Word of Advice from a Loyal Republican in Off Years

A historical note urges faithful Republicans in off years to reflect on party loyalty and counts, urging supporters to consider their impact and self-improvement within the ranks.

Monuments of the World lecture at Penn Avenue Baptist

Rev. Dr. Joseph K. Dixon presented The Great Monuments of the World at Penn Avenue Baptist Church last night in a second city lecture. Stereopticon views illustrated the talk while the Anthracite Glee Club performed. The next lecture features Colonel George Nox McCain on Cuba.

Joseph K. Dixon Penn Avenue Dixon Anthracite Glee Club George Nox McCain Philadelphia Cuba

Ham Fells in Paint Crash on Lackawanna Avenue

Philip Ham, middle aged resident at Cherry street and Irving avenue, fell after a fit while crossing Lackawanna avenue at Wyoming avenue yesterday. Patrolman Boland and others needed four men to restrain him as a crowd gathered. An ambulance was summoned. Ham recovered before it arrived and returned home. his nose was broken by the fall.

Philip Ham Cherry Street Irving Avenue Lackawanna Avenue Wyoming Avenue Boland Ham Lackawanna Hospital

Mill Creek dam inspection reveals 1 billion gallon capacity

Wilkes-Barre leaders J W Hollenback Abram Nesbitt and L A Watres toured the Mill Creek dam site and the Spring Brook Water Supply project. The reservoir will store about 1 billion gallons and, with Spring Brook, ensure ample water and reliable supply once completed. Intake dam stands 380 feet above the courthouse. project aims to finish before December 1.

J. W. Hollenback Abram Nesbitt Wilkes-Barre L. A. Watres Scranton Mill Creek Ntake Dam Spring Brook Water Supply Company Spring Brook Court House

Book Bureau Adverts Secondhand Textbooks Offered

Advys under This Head One Cent a Word list a book bureau opposite the post office selling second hand school books in multiple languages and scientific texts with notices for wanted items including Pock's Wyoming.

Wyoming Nash Adams Avenue

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