Lackawanna Presbytery Opens Sessions in Shickshinny
The quarterly session of the Lackawanna Presbytery opened last night in the Presbyterian church at Shickshinny. Rev. W C Punk of Duryea was elected moderator and Rev. M L Cook of Wyalusing as temporary clerk. An address was delivered by Rev. B C Hodge of Tunkhannock.
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Lackawanna
Charlies L. Thompson
Board of Home Missions
George H. Hemingway
Bloomsburg
National Convention of Christian Endeavor
Philadelphia
Miners Walkout Deepens Across Anthracite Belt
Regional strike tightens as lower districts fail to fully halt mines while Lackawanna Luzerne districts report large turnout. Union leaders claim 150000 out nationwide with 75 000 in District No 1 and preparations for further closures in Inkerman Shickshinny zones. Strikers and striked workers plan rallies as authority calls for calm and near term coal shortages loom.
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Wilkes-Harre Mountains
Upper
Liverne
Potteville
Shamokin
Hazleton
Ongenleer Pilcher
Mitchell
Dibehergald
Tribune
Messrs. Collins and Kearney
Lackawanna Avenue
Associated Press
Dilcher
United Mine Workers of America
Mass Meeting Draws Thousands at Open Field Rally
A large crowd estimated around four thousand miners gathered in an open field near the Cayuga mine for a mass meeting. Speakers Timothy D. Hayes and National Organizer Frederick Dilcher urged unity and self reliance while criticizing outside interference and company practices in wages, dockage, and the company store.
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Cayuga
Triad
Timothy D. Hayes
Frederick Dilcher
Mr. Hayes
Freddie
United Mine Workers
Relief for Galveston Prompts Local Subscriptions
The Galveston board of trade urged citizens to donate to relief for about three thousand homeless after a hurricane devastated the city a week ago. Secretary Atherton and Treasurer Levy were named to collect subscriptions with help from Secretary Aberham J. Digweed, as disaster relief was called the greatest calamity of the last three centuries.
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Board of Trade
Horelea
Calveston
Texas
Atherton
Levy
A. W. Dickson
Aberham J. Digweed
Relief effort announced for Galveston sufferers
A Lackawanna Trost and Bote Deperit company board votes to donate one hundred dollars for Galveston victims. A relief committee is named to receive and forward all contributions, with acknowledgments in newspapers. The General Trade Manager notes free shipping of money or goods to Texas relief committees, by order of President J H Bradley.
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Lackawanna ‘Trost and Bote Deperit Company
Galveston
J. Benj
Dimmuck
Boranton, Pu
Beppe
Texas
J. H H. Bradley
New York
Krause's Cold Cure Capsule Promises 24 Hour Cure
An advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure capsules that allegedly cure cold symptoms in 24 hours without stopping work. The copy also promotes Pilow Q6e Bold by Matthews Epox Flor de Manuel cigars and Heechaim's Pills for stomach and liver ills, with locations at O'Hara's, 431 Spruce Street.
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Krause
Matthews
Havana
O'Hara's
Spruce Street
Favors Passage of Viaduct Ordinance Sparks City Meeting
At last night’s meeting the board of trade urged speedy passage of a viaduct ordinance pending in councils while opponents warned of financial risks and city responsibilities. A Taxpayers’ Association formation was referred to the legislation and taxes committee for study as debates over street rights and company offers continued.
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Organization of Taxpayers’ Association
Bowrd of Trade
Homsved
Vitte Sernten
Hegel
West Lanka
PL. Hitchcock
George Sanderson
Hitchcock
Wilke
Keller
Wierekeone
Scranten Railway Company
Street Allway Company
Punting
Lansing
Eex
John M. Kemmerer
Iyvesting
Committee On
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the New Shoe Store
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Scranton
M’f’g
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Scien
Ackawanna . “the
Aundry
Penn
Warman
Coatvees
Don Wolf
Inigen
N.Y
HH. Gibbons
Peuilical Society
Wilkow Marre
John PL Scrage
Lake Ariel
Vergene Pullowe
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Donald Hull
Sendereoy Avenue
Whwow
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Cornell University
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Edwant Crowley
Ye Hermidiat Pilelity
Lilla B. Whiteman
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J. L. Kreamer
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Laura King
Givorge Hendet
Joho Th Blichwold
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Washington Time
National Capital
Sutylay
Tinws
Hlankwoon
Weing
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Daly
Tim Wml
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John Noone
Robert M. Wall
Quartie Mine
Lackawanna Presbyterry
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Wilkes-Parre Mountains
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Eterk Tobey
Suylomt Tania
Simllie
Yarhoue
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Dileher
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Oat Corbhondale
Kearney
Mott Haven Hotel
Peckville
Johnson Hove House
Dunmore
Spencer
Nay Aug
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Delaware
Hadson
British Columbia
C. W. Wilson
Pittebure
Jamen Wilson
John Newton
Foreman Wilson
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Hamilton
Ont
Anthony
Laos
Livia
Malvern
Reading
Phil Aten
Hayes
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Jersey
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Lacka. Ave
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Nail Co Mtoe
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Coron Roverett
Alban
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Anil
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Trameh
Meena
AL Walker
Delaware and Hindon Canal Company
Noetional Repress Company
General Trade Manager
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Flor de Manuel Cigars
Heechaim
Thie
Io Com
J. J.torrey
H. M. Bates
B. Sturges
A.W. Dickson
J. Lawrence Stelle
Botes
Sturges
Kemmerer
Thomas H. Dale
A. B. Dunning
PD. B. Atherton
Beagie
Milwaukee
M. P
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Hand & Payne
the Square
Washington Avenue
Seitz & Co
Guernsey
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Morit
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Antheh Nikisom
Europe
Pair
Phillwitmonig Orchestra
New York City
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Just
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Cortez
Shoop’s Cigar Store
Mears Building
International College of Music
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Dirko TN
Fordlic
Biot
Huagyym
Gwate
Heller
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Ave
Conrad
Mouse Furnishing
Foote & Fuller Co
Egg
Caulifower
Martlett Doar
Plume
Tieloria
W.H. Pierce
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Dickson Manufacturing Ve
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