Local Residents Attend Various Meetings and Visits
Jol Campbell of Carbondale registered yesterday at the Rarlinaten New York Frank O Maller of Mulidelghia writes: his sister Mes RO Moa Brion of Vinewtrent. Miss AL M Laflare entertained friends on Chestnut street Wednesday evening. Miss Faljth Raineshoe returned from New York City and Sullivan’s Teland. Latwan, local Catholic society representative, arrived home from Rutfulo after attending a convention. W. OR Curthy, Chicago Reverd correspondent, studied strike and anti racial wool conditions for his paper. W. W. Gibbs announced fundraising for campaign puppies for Lackmu and cotuite. Cherles A Miner and Cyne Straw of WilE Barre for Deverne, Woo. Aine of Mommow for Soaguerhamm. Homer Greet of Mores. Daly, low Wanna cindy, Denaiy Atroner scientists Protheciore Wo Pieity Major Veerett Warren intern Hewnue Mol Veter T. F teaman Representative John Scheer Midotin BR Run to iow noid discussed League of Teptite Hive clubs convention in Milmdetplits.
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Mine Faljth Raineshoe
New York City
Sullivan
Tellin Matwor
Mee Boo Maho
Conten State Normal
Lock Haven
W. OR
Curthy
Chicago
W. W. Gibbs
Advlenn
Loternal Hewnue
Mol Veter T. F Teaman
John Scheer
Midotin BR
Noid
Leeiduatiie
Aeange W Jenkin
Lowry
George Warhall
Avothald
Wit Wiatenday
League of Teptite Hive Clube
State Rifle Matches Highlight Thirteenth Sents Sixth Place
Thirteenth Sentment rifle team returned from Mt. Gretna with a sixth place in the regimental match among sixteen regiments. Captain Stokes won the Inspector's prize and best average in the Third brigade. Lt H J Medard claimed the open revolver match with 88 of 90, earning a gold mounted revolver. Captain Kemp won the expert revolver, Sergeant Stanley took the top skirmish score, and Private Burns set a new range record at 200 yards. The First brigade won the brigade match. Third brigade finished third.
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Mt. Gretna
Stokes
H. J. Medard
George M. Manstead
George F. Kemp
Stanley
Burns
Pittston
Flor de Manuel Cigars Offered in Havana Craft
Advertisement notes fifteen minutes in Havana cigars hand made and sold by the box at O Haras on Brpice street. It mentions Dr Connell in his office in the Connell building with hours from 10 39 to 12 00 a m and 2 00 to 4 00 p m at.
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Havana
O'Hara's
Bpruce
Miners discuss general tie up and fuel plans in Pittston
District officials and officers of the Mine Workers union gather in Pittston to organize a broad tie up. They plan daily reports from sub committees to keep headquarters informed and coordinate across the district. Miners prepare to move to soft coal and other regions amid the strike fears. Coal stocks are being stored nationwide to weather potential shutdowns and maintain steady supply.
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Nichols
Pittston
Henry Collins
Carbondale
Lehiah Valley
Upper Pittston
Utah
North End
Montana
Effect on the Railroad Men
Reports say railroads centered here may reduce crews due to wool shortages and looming coal train reductions. Trainmaster F. M. Trine cautions no layoffs yet and warns a coal stoppage could idle hundreds along the Lackawanna and Delaware and Hudson lines. Mine Workers organizer Dileher says he was misquoted and notes no formal railroad communication.
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FF. M. Trine
Leekavuanna
Wheeler
Lsul
Fine
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Dileher
Mine Workere’ Union
Gold
Fear of a coal famine in Scranton
Residents fear a coal shortage if the strike lasts months. Retail coal sheds have closed, delivery services cannot assure timely fills, and crowds mine refuse for fuel. In the suburbs, people gather coal from dumps while residents discuss mining untouched surface veins near Jefferson and Linden and Mulberry and Quincey avenues.
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Scranton
Scranton Jen
Hill
jJoconely
Jefferson Avenue
Linden Street
Mulberry Street
Quincey Avenue
Mass Meetings of the Miners Draw Hectic Crowds
Massive miners gatherings draw thousands across Laurel Hill park and Throop with delegates including John R. Farr and Fred Ditcher. Volunteering depu ties offered as 26,000 miners pledged to aid authorities, other mass meetings planned across Carbondale Pittston Junction West Ridge field and Sandy field with a district wide picnic planned at Laurel Park.
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Massa
Laurel Hill Park
Peter J. Mullaney
John R. Farr
F.C. Walz
Hartford
Conn
T. M. Guertin
Troy
Farr
Fred Ditcher
Adam W Mascavage
United Mine Workers
W. BD. Huber
A. , Cattermull
W. A. Williams
Carpenters’ Union
Ditcher
Pryor
Rose En mayKe
Throop
Marshwood
Olyphant
Priceburg
Stephen McDonald
Offundver Dilcher
Henry Collinge
Carbondale
Pittston Junction
Dilcher
North End
West Ridge Drift
Summit Avenue
John Kearney
Archbald
David
Dunmore
Grove Street
Madison Avenue
Nicholas Burke
Johnson Hose Company
Dileher
P. J. McGuivre
Sandy's Field
Forest City
Pioneer City
Laurel WI Park
New York
Strike Referred 10 in Many Pulpits
Dr Jamee McLeod of the First Presbyterian Church delivered a sermon on The Rich Fool warning that the evils behind any strike lie not in organized labor but in broken homes loveless marriages desecrated Sabbaths and unread Bible passages.
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Jamee McLeod
Nils
Clergy Call for Calm as Labor Dispute Looms
Church leaders in Rome and nearby communities urged prayer and temperance amid an impending strike. Dr. Rogers Teruel and Rev. Andrew Yeohowles spoke on the need for unity, wisdom, and aid for those in suffering, while stressing nonviolence and avoiding sides in the Capital vs Labor conflict.
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Trev
Rogers Teruel
St. Luke's
Janes
Rome
Ely
Talbot
China
India
Israel
Galventon
Operatura
Yolaers
Andrew Yeohowles
Prospect Avenue
Amt
Iabor
Tooliny
Beranton Wholesale Merchants Debate Credit Suspension
A Beranton Whole sate Merchants association meeting in the Matthews and Co building discussed suspending credit during a strike. Delegates disagreed on full credit shutdown versus a one to two week limit with penalties for violators. The Retail Grocers association meanwhile passed a resolution to stop all credit during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Wholesate Merchants’ Association
Seeocration
Matthews & Co
Lower
Lackawanna Avenue
Retail Grocers’ Association
Teachers Protest Board Rules on Supplies and Records
Teachers voiced strong opposition to a new system for tracking supplies and pupil records. They warn the added day books and ledger duties for every teacher and principal would overwhelm staff and hinder classroom time. A committee cites alleged waste with pupils receiving excess pencils and seeks distribution limits.
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Board of Control
Cave-In at Lackawanna Damages Fifty Acres Area
A mine cave-in near Sparrowville in Lackawanna borough damaged about forty houses and the Old Forge Episcopal church. The event affected the Pennsylvania Coal Company's No 15 colliery and closed working places for over a hundred workers as water pipes burst and futures appeared. Ownership names include Shotwell, Metz, Hoskins, Seaman, Beaman, Hartman, Snyder, Hooper, Felts, Grey, Brown, and Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackiwanna
Sparrowville
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lackawanna Station
Old Forge Methodist Episcopal Church
No. 15
William Shotwell
Daniel Metz
Alfred Hoskins
Robert Seaman
Mineat Beaman
John Hartman
Grand jury returns 61 true and 34 ignored bills
The grand jury delivered a second indictment list and ignored many cases including those against Frederick Racht for attempting blackmail. The panel, led by Carbondale reformers, will likely remain in session all week to hear and decide the many presented matters and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Racht
KB. BE. Bunnell
Carbondale Reformers
Agalinet Aleget
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