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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1897

Page

4

Organizer Fahy Prevents a Clash in Hazleton Riot

Sheriff Scott of Schuylkill and a Pinkerton force moved to guard Cranberry Colliery as 190 armed deputies traveled to reinforce. Organizer John Fahy halted about fifty strikers from marching, reading the sheriff’s ban and persuading them to disperse.

Sherif Scott Schuylkill Pinkerton Hazleton Martin Lakerne County Cranberry Colliery Price Thomas Hall Scott Potteville

Polish National Alliance Meets in Philadelphia

The Polish National Alliance of the United States opened its biennial session at Harmonie hall with 161 delegates attending from across the nation. Chicago led in representation while Western groups were less present. New officers elected include president J Malernowicz Buffalo and general secretary J Dankowski Chicago among others.

Philadelphia National Alliance of the United States of America Harmonie Hall Committee On Chicago Cengzer T. M. Helinski Duluth J. Malernowicz Buffalo E. Z. Browdowski A. Blaczecynski J. Szostakowski W . Wiesklinski A. X. Centolla Maciezewski J. F. Dankowski M. J. Sadowski

Lawrence Ledwett Dies After Sleep In Jail

Lawrence Ledwett a Philadelphia teamster died at Cooper Hospital after sleeping 108 hours following detainment in Camden County jail. He grew weaker despite stimulants and doctors planned a post mortem to test for urenile poisoning.

Philadelphia Lawrence Ledwiett Gloucester Camden County Cooper Hospital Ledwett Jones

Meixell Accepted Bail To Return Home

Philadelphia report says Meixell, cashier of the Bethlehem bank, who refused a bondsman and planned to stay in Moyamensing prison until trial, was released on 7500 bail to return to Bethlehem and settle his affairs. He was arrested at Hot Springs Ark on July 14 and brought to Philadelphia.

Bethlehem Philadelphia Meixell Bethlehem Bank Moyamensing United States Hot Springs Ark

Rum Sales at Camp Meetings Trigger Conviction

Chester County Judge Hemphill convicts Michael Foley of selling liquor without a license at camp meetings. He admitted selling cigars and giving whiskey found hidden in a stump bottle at a religious assembly, prompting sharp remarks about credibility.

Chester County West Chester Hemphill Michael Foley

The Lamp She Carried Exploded and Burned Woman

In Lock Haven on September 7 Mrs. Margaret Yeurick a widow and housekeeper for James Henry at Oak Grove exploded oil lamp igniting her clothing. She was alone in the house and died after hours of agony despite neighbors rushing to help.

Lock Haven Margaret Yeurick James Henry Oak Grove

Wreck at Crossing Kills Three Near Reading

Reading news reports a Philadelphia and Reading engine struck a wagon at Frush Valley grade crossing near Reading, killing Fran Hiester 45, Warren Faust 10, and Sean Faust 7. Hiester employed by a local miller. the wagon carried flour. the collision presumed to be due to the horses not hearing the approaching train.

Reading Philadelphia Frush Valley Fran Hiester Warren Faust Sean Faust Sone Allen Faust Berkley Hiester

Resignations Rumored in Hastings Administration

Harrisburg reports circulating that General Reeder and Deputy Attorney General John P. Elkin may resign. Governor Hastings met with Secretary of the Commonwealth Frank Reeder after returning to Harrisburg from Bellefonte, while Attorney General McCormick conferred with Elkin amid talk of anti-Quay sentiment within the party.

Harrisburg Hastngs Bellefonte Capitol Bill Commonwealth Frank Reeder Reeder McCormick John P. Elkin Elkin Senator Quay Quay Hastings Republican State Committee

Capitol Commission Deliberates State House Design Selections

HarrisburgSept 7 The capitol commission held a brief session to pick designs for a new state house. A Philadelphia architects group protested the competition process while John H Weiss urged closer scrutiny of Furness Evans Co plan. Experts to review plans from Harding Gooch and Philadelphia firm before next meeting.

Harrisburg Capitol Commission State House Philadelphia American Institutes of Architects John H. Weiss Counci Furness, Evans & Co Harding & Gooch New York

Pennsylvania day set for October as exposition trip planned

Hoerrisburg reports an executive committee meeting of the Pennsylvania commission to the Nashville exposition. It decides Pennsylvania day on October 13 and a party including the governor staff and supreme and superior courts will depart October 13 for a two day stop in Chattanooga for Pennsylvania monument dedications.

Hoerrisburg Pennylvania Commission Pennsylvania Chattanooga

Governor Grants 60 Day Reprieve In Eisenhower Case

The governor granted a sixty day respite to Theodore Eisenhower of Pottsville who was to be hanged on Oct. 7. The request came from Congressman Charles N Brumm of Schuylkill who asked the pardons board to commute the sentence to life imprisonment.

Harrisburg Hasting Theodore Eisenhower Pottsville Charles N. Brumm Bohuylkill Board of Pardons

Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad July earnings decline

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad reports earnings and expense figures for July 1807 versus July 1806. Gross earnings fell by 66 800 dollars while expenses dropped 42 300 dollars, producing a net decrease of 24 500 dollars.

Philadelphia and Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore

State Master Horseshoers Meet in Harrisburg

Harrisburg on September 7 saw the Pennsylvania State Association of Master Horseshoers confer with several talks on the trade. Delegates discussed proposed legislation beneficial to horseshoers as J. T. McAnulty of Philadelphia was re elected president and John C. Smiley re elected secretary treasurer.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Association of Master Horseshoers J.T. McAnulty Philadelphia John C. Smiley

Child's recovery from paralysis and six years of convulsions

A Florida family in Umatilla credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing Fannie Adams after six years of left side paralysis and daily convulsions. After January treatment, she could walk unaided and her last convulsion occurred February 4.

Hecon Haaeen Umatilla Fla Fannie Adams A. J. Adams Tennessee Florida Adama Fannie Enat Adan Shelton Fannie Adare Williamne Fannie Adan Tr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady

Miners Camp Abandoned as Strikes Continue in Pennsylvania

Pittsburg September reports a large miners convention to send delegates to Columbus. Dolan's diplomacy seeks fair treatment amid costly rate battles. Many miners return to work at 65 cents while others face hunger as mines close and operators resist higher pay.

Pittsburg Dolan Columbus Patrick Dolan Pennsylvania Thomas Kenny Thomas Chatway Paul Trimmer Jacob Afolder Frank McKenna Henry Walker William Doods J. W. Hindmarsh William Miller Charles Laird Jeremiah Lavanche Joseph Rae William George William Warner John O'Neal Cameron Miller John Driscoll Peter Sample D. Cc. Blue Panhandle New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company Irwin Westmoreland and Penn Gas Coal Company Herminle Herminie Berwind-White Clearfield Sewickley Penn Company

Dead by his own hand in Doylestown area barn

Henry Riniker a 40 year old unmarried farmer near Doylestown hanged himself in his barn at his home about three miles northwest of town shortly after dawn. Neighbors cut him down, finding him cold and stiff. He had attempted suicide about two years earlier and was formerly of Buckingham.

Doylestown Henry Riniker Here Franz Schaffer Edjniker Buckingham

Bellefonte Glass Works To Resume With Expanded Capacity

In Bellefonte on September 7 the Bellefonte Co operative Glass Company fired up its furnaces after a shutdown. Operations will restart with double the capacity and number of workers compared with last year. The first blow of glass is scheduled for September 15.

Bellefonte Bellefonte Co-operative Glass Company

Runaway Wreck Claims Life In Altoona Street Crash

Farmer Geo Moore of Scotch Valley and his daughter Miss Clara, 20, were rattled from a wagon on Ninth street when horses ran away. Clara Moore died this morning from internal injuries. Geo Moore suffered minor injuries. Also includes an ad claiming Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia by Carl Lorenz in Scranton.

Altoona Geo, Moore Scotch Valley Clara Ninth Street Miles Moore Mr. Moore Carl Lorenz Lackawinna Avenue Scranton Hyde Park Court of Common Pleas Lackawanna County S H. Mott Hyde Mark Hank John M. Hares

Gentleman seeks quiet flood bowing place at library

An unnamed gentleman requests a quiet location near a public library for a flood bowing event. Contact details reference M.1. M. in Triluine.

Bag Hentleman Morehan Triluine

Unclear OCR fragment details from historic page

The readable OCR fragment mentions a gold watch and places like Nay All Park and Traders' Hank Building, but the text is garbled with multiple misspellings and missing context making precise events or identities unreadable.

Ladien Udlainds Redal Alio Aliverappan Seearaing Stai Hank Buildi Ng

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