State League of Republican Clubs meets with leaders
Prominent national figures attended the second day of the State League of Republican clubs convention in Philadelphia. J W Babcock urged organizing the next House to counter Democratic gains while praising McKinley Roosevelt and urging loyal turnout in New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois. Officers were re elected and anti Quay Republicans voiced opposition to Stone and supported Senator Chisholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Witnois
Bryan
House of Representatives
McKinley
Hathcock
Hull
Town
Philadelphia
Congress
Hamilton
Chicago
National League of Republican Clubs
Roosevelt
Rouke
Ian
J. Vompion Moore
Philadelplyia
Milton
Shreve
W. Z. Diehl
Pirteburg
John (. Henry
Tlitshure
Wile Vian
Mustin
Howant Lyon
Williamapert
John W. Durham
George Liewellyn
Willkes-Yarre
Miuhlon
Youngs
Philedelphia
KH. . Chisholm
J. Trunkie
Btone
Benator Chisholm
United States
Fusion party question rises in Pennsylvania court
Judge Weise issued a mandamus instructing Secretary of the Commonwealth Griest to show why he should not file Albert W. Johnson’s nomination paper under the Honest Ballot party. A protest against Johnson's filing was dismissed. The secretary said he would file certificates for Fusion party candidates if the court determines Fusion exists under the ballot law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Sept. W
Weise
Chiest
Reactor
Cheeter County
Monroe Republicans Result of Recent Primary Returns
The Republican primary results announced at the courthouse name Dr A A Wertman of Tannersville for representative and Moses F Miller of Stroudsburg for jury commissioner. Layton F Teeter of East Stroudsburg elected as judge, and W A Erdman chosen county chairman. Committeemen listed for Coolbaugh Chestnut Hill Delaware Water Gap East Stroudsburg Jackson Potono and additional districts. North Hamilton and Mid We are not counted or received in time. Returns compiled by Schoonover Walton and Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Court House
A. A. Wertman
Tannersville
Moses EF. Miller
Layton FE. Teeter
East Stroudsburg
W. A Erdman
Coolbaugh
J. W Mycormick
Chestnut Hill
Charles T. Tidd
Delaware Water Gap
Grant Edinger
Euat Stroudsburg
A. RB. Brittain, Esq
FL Smith
Jackson
Jonas Dull
Potono
A. A. Wertfan
F.C. Walton
George A. Reinhart
Hamilton
Smithfield
John
Schoonover
William D. Walton
James K. Walton
Chisholm Named for Assemblyman Through Democratic Deal
Exclusive message reports Chisholm chosen as assemblyman through a Democratic deal in Huntingdon County. Fusion ticket aims to unite voters behind the Republican legislative nominees amid party realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm
Associated Pres
Huntingdon
Cameron's Possible Pennsylvania Governorship Rumor
A Philadelphia report circulated in Pittsboro suggests ex senator J D Cameron seeks the Pennsylvania governorship. His friends have quietly tested sentiment, with some wary yet deeming his candidacy a serious probability for 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
the Times
Magre
Philadelphia
J. D. Cameron
Pennsylvania
Ti Ia
Varlett
Leron
Cameron
Quay Plans Personal Canvass in Maine Campaign
Senator Quay begins a rugged statewide tour to meet individual voters from farmers to mill workers. He emphasizes direct contact and will meet county leaders and district chairs as he mobilizes for Republican nominees in a pivotal state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kechinja Wineteri
Pittsburg
Sept
Sinite
M. S. Quay
Wis
Maine
Campelaens
Doctors Discuss Disease and Dine at Pennsylvania Meeting
The fiftieth annual state convention of the Medical Society of Pennsylvania opens in Wilkes-Barre with Dr G W Guthrie delivering the annual address. Delegates hear papers on cardiology tuberculosis pneumonia meningitis and typhoid fever as well as lectures on nervous systems and medical unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Society
Wilkes-Barre
The
Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Oder
G. W. Guthrie
C. Ki. Moge
Memhodial Episcopal Church
Maynor Nichola
Pennsylvania
Thomas Turnbull, Jr
Allegheny
Aloysius J. Kelly
Philadelphia
Alfred Stenger
Charles Stea
York
Fdaw
Roventhal
Thomas
McCormick
Lancaster
Hartzell
Allentown
T. D. Davin
Pittebure
Hereman
Pittsburg
J. Cy Hateson
Scranton
J. Emmett O Prien
Beranton
Hotel
Sterling
Train Crash Near Red Key Claims Multiple Injuries
A passenger train wrecked on a curve near Red Key when it struck a freight engine. Fireman McClellan was killed and Engineer Mon tague had both legs broken. Two tramps trapped. one died, the other badly hurt. The engineer misread a danger signal as a freight signal. Baggage car wrecked. several passengers lightly injured. Freight crew escaped by jumping.
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Red Key
McClellan
Montague
Mills reopen at American Steel and Wire plants
Oliver's south side plant of the American Steel and Wire company has resumed operations. Orders have been issued to start the Anderson plant and the Reed mill within a week. The mills, closed since April, reopen due to renewed iron and steel demand and wholesale confidence, with employment for several thousand workers in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburg
Oliver
South Side
American Steel and Wire Company
Anderson
Gates
Strike Meeting At Mocanaqua Draws Boys And Brakemen
Review of field notes from Page 1.1 shows most affected are coal train brakemen. President Nichols addressed miners at Mocanaqua tonight with a large youth presence. He urged unity with striking workers, but observers doubt the remarks will sway Mocanaqua men to join tomorrow's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Mocanaqua
Nichole
Mocinagua
Miners Strike Deepens Across Susquehanna Region
Reported by Pooelasive Wire from The Aspirated Proe, Franklin, Pa. Sept. 18 indicates widespread stoppages with 123,000 miners idle. Power workers reported to duty yet breakers stayed idle as operators discharged workers and deputies were deployed at stations. Only the Franklin mine at Treverton and Locust Gap operated, with others silent and many men likely to strike again tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhankin
Mt. Carmel
Mineral and
Inion Coal Companies
Franklin
Treverton
Locust Gap
Tugboat America Sunk With Two Sailors Lost in North River
The tug America was struck and sunk by the steamship Minnehaha off Canal Street in the North River. The cook and a deckhand were lost. Captain Claude Miller, the engineer, and two firemen were rescued after capsizing near the Minnehaha’s bow amid strong north winds and a rising tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North River
Canal Street
Cook
Claude Miller
America
Robinson
Miller
Hrennan
Pereve
Unclear fragment on cancellations and order fulfillment
The text notes that cancellations occur and all future orders depend on the company's ability to supply the coat. It highlights a condition tied to supply capability.
Kaupp Named Democratic Nominee for Sixteenth District
The Democratic conference of the Sixteenth Congressional district met in Williamsport. Otto G G Kaupp, then Lycoming County district attorney, was nominated for Congress and accepted the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaupp
Lycoming Re Viselasdhe Witt
Satellitiel Pree
Williamsport
Pal, Boyt
Sixteenth
Otto GG. Kaupp
Lyownling County
Coal Operators See Strike Severity But Some Return To Work
Exclusive wire from New York reports coal operators in the hard coal district view the strike as serious though fewer miners returned than expected. William V. S. Thorne notes about eighty percent of his men are willing to resume work as mines partly operate and one mine continues today. Delaware and Hudson sales agent T. F. Torrey says the company suspension is temporary and urges cooperation to distribute coal to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspirateur
New York
William V.S. Thorne
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Joer
Rensons
Governor Silent on Supreme Court Vacancy Appointment
A Harrisburg delegation urged Governor Stone to name Judge A HM Walling of File to the Supreme Court seat left by the death of Justice Green. The governor gave no hint on his chosen candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Byle County
Stone
Hm, Walling
Uur
Justes Green
Opponents of Focht to Try Again in Thursday Conference
The Democratic conferees of the Twenty seventh district met but failed to nominate a candidate to oppose Benjamin K. Focht, a Republican. The next conference is scheduled for Thursday in Sunbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin K. Focht
Murder in Canal Street Back Fire Claims William Cox
Henry Simmons, a suspect, allegedly murdered William Cox in cold blood on Canal Street in Wabash Indiana. Cox was shot in the back after a brief confrontation and died leaving a widow and several children. Simmons reportedly fled, was later found in Cox’s home, and was severely beaten by Cox’s supporters. A shotgun was recovered during the search for the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Henry Simmons
William Cox
Canalatree
Simons Qiyile
Coxis
Cox
London Police Gather at Yard Await Salisbury Arrival
Uniformed Scotland Yard detectives assembled at King's Cross station this morning awaiting Lend Salisbury from his committee. An anonymous letter received since December hints at threats, prompting heightened police vigilance and concern over potential violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Unuri
Scotland Yard
King's Overall Prowl
Lend Salisbury
Hie
Renm
Matfeld
Train collision kills fireman and tramp near open switch
An eastbound express train on the Lake Erie and Western railroad crashed into an open switch, killing a fireman and a tramp. Rescue efforts followed as authorities investigated the accident near the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressmnele
Ind
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Coal mine disruptions and price hikes hit Philadelphia area
General Manager Henderson reports reduced output across several collieries as workers stay away amid shortages. George H. Ross notes Friday conditions with Tokens, Lake Fidler and Cyneron potentially reopening only if enough staff report for duty. Coal firms raise September prices by 25 and 20 cents per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ross
Pennsylvania Hallroad Company
Associated Preas
Iabo Theao
Lake Fidler
Cyneron
Eal Herlee
Nanticoke
Glen Loan
Yodsay
Williamstown
Lake Pidler
Cyne
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Reading
Pittston Miners Parade Draws 2000 Workers
In Pittston on September 18 striking miners staged a large demonstration with a parade featuring about 2000 men and boys. A postparade meeting followed with speeches by Organizery Dileher of Scranton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Pittaton
Chief Arthur Not Expecting Trouble
Cleveland dispatch reports Grand Chief P M Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says engineers are unlikely to refuse hauling anthracite from non union mines. He warns continued strike could threaten rail employment and spark wider unrest. Grand Master Morrissey of the Brotherhood of Trainmen is in Denver. Secretary King says no official action yet against trainmen refusing non union coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
P.M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mr. Arthur
Morrissey
The
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Denver
King
Brotherhood
Strike Emissaries Encounter Frost In Pennsylvania Mines
Five thousand mine workers in the Panther Creek valley Schuylkill and Nesquehoning valleys will work ten hours daily starting tomorrow, boosting earnings. No widespread miner discontent. Mother Jones and two other agitators arrived to hold a meeting but were met with indifference and canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunsford
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Panther Creek
Schuytlkill
Nesquehoning Valley
Jones
Soft coal men expect harvest amid quiet strike
An Associated Press dispatch from Altoona Pennsylvania on September 18 reports anthracite coal operators in the district plan no aid to the eastern miners dispute. Operators will not meddle, await demand, and aim for strong fall business as miners continue working with no sympathy strike planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Coal shipments drop as Schuylkill strike disrupts Reading line
By Eveleive Whe tin The Associated Proms Heading Pa Sept 18. The Reading company expects greatly reduced output due to the strike spreading to Schuylkill. Shipments over Saturday and Sunday totaled 3700 cars. A smaller product would affect a large number of men in the train service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heading
Schuylkill
Reading Company
Two Collieries Abandoned After Strike Action
General Superintendent R C Luther of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company issued an order to hoist the mules at the Henry Clay and Burnside collieries at Shamokin and bring them to Pottsville for corral. The employes struck these two collieries. the mines, it is said, will be abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
R. C. Luther
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Henry Clay and
Burnside
Shamokin
Corral
PUDDLERS RETURNED TO WORK AT BERWICK PLANT
Puddler workers at the American Tin Foundry in Berwick returned to work after talks with company officials. They won the demand to drop a new rule requiring a physician’s certificate for sick leave and to stop making their fires in the morning. Wages were not changed. A six member committee will arbitrate future disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
American Tarant Foundry Company
Berwick
Puddiere
Misread Text Signals Possible Bid in Atlantic Auction
Fragmentary report notes a party or bidder named Walter A Busby and a contemplated change in ownership. The exact entities and details are unclear due to OCR corruption and missing portions.
Abrupt Collision at College Hill Ends in Casualties
Report from Cincinnati dated September details a fatal or serious incident on College Hill. Eight injured and several passengers evacuated as authorities respond, while investigators assess the cause and pursue safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
College Han Weaothan Tre
Laxative Bromes Quinine Tablets Claim Quick Cure
An old ad offers laxative Brome Quinine Tablets promising a cure in one day with No Cure No Pay. Price listed as 25 conte. The terse copy emphasizes rapid relief and a money back or pay on results model typical of period patent medicine advertisements.
Banner Educational Contest Surges Toward Finish Line
Yesterday's banner day in The Tribune Educational Contest saw record points with Miss Jennie Myers Lake Ariel leading with seven, David V. Birtley Providence close behind at four, and Charles Rodriguez at two. The standings shift as ten days remain to push into the top ranks with persistent effort and solo perseverance guiding final results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Myers
David Birtley
Charles Rodriguez
Tribune
Lake Ariel
Davi Birtley
Providence
David V. Birtley
Roderiguez
Callahan
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
David ¢. Spencer
Labor Das
Jennia Myers
Kemmerer
Mr. Spencer
the Tribune
Eugene Boland
Harry Reese
Fennie BE
Willams
Grace Simrell
Sidney W. Hayes
Ahord
Mary Yeager
Moscow
Contenders Listed for Standing of Contestants
The record names multiple contestants with addresses in Scranton Providence Hyde Park and nearby towns. Individuals include Charles Rodriguez David V Birtley Arthur Kemmerer Eugene Boland Oliver Callahan Joryville Miss Jennie Meyers David C Spencer Harry Reese Miss Fannie E Williams Miss Grace Simrell Sidney W Hayes Miss Mary Yeager Edward Murray Robert Campbell John P Smith and Richard Roberts. The page shows numbered standings and street addresses across several municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rodriguez
Webster Ave
Scranton
David V. Birtley
Arthur Kemmerer
Fae
Eugene Boland
Ece West Market Street
Providence
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
Joryville
Jennie Meyers
Lake Ariel
David
C. Spencer
Bloomsburg
Walnut Street
Eueen
Harry Reese
Seas Court
Hyde Park
Fannie E. Williams
Peckville
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Sidney W. Hayes
Olive Street
Mary Yeager
Moscow
Richard Roberts
Hampton Street
Hyde
Ohne
John P. Smith
Boulevard Ave
The Plague in Glasgow Reported in Early Period
A fragmentary notice describes a plague event in Glasgow with references to medical responses and authorities. The text is garbled, but indicates an outbreak and concerns from local officials.
Curing Deafness Through Constitutional Renovation
An advertisement claims a cure for deafness via constitutional renovation. It references a supposed remedy by mail from Cheney and Co of Toledo, promising to restore hearing and counter health issues caused by alleged deficiencies.
Market declines and erratic trading on New York stock list
The New York stock market showed continued sagging action with widespread red ink and uncertain tone. Heavy turnover around 110,900 shares reflected a cautious session as many issues tumbled while a few showed slight recoveries amid a generally unsettled bond market.
Corrected dairy product listings and prices
Corrected notes show various dairy items with prices such as 92.40 and 4.00, mentioning Keen-Select western and Flewr-Beat patent. The fragment lists buyers and locations with scattered place names and unit prices, indicating a catalog-like page update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Bater
Keen-Select Western
State
Philadelphia Wheat and Wheat Market Report
Wheat market notes mixed activity with September grades steady to lower and corn receipts around 7 000 bushels. Butter and cream demand steady as cheese prices show modest shifts. Flour receipts total 4 500 barrels and 2 430 000 pounds. corn receipts near 67 000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphs
Tate, Corm
Hoy
New York
Ilaur
Grain market gains amid western strength and unsettled futures
Chicago and midwest markets showed wheat up on favorable western conditions and stronger tone, corn rising slightly, and provisions inching higher. Cash quotes for multiple wheat, corn, and rye grades listed along with fertilizer and market figures amid volatility.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle Trade
The Chicago sale lists 6 000 cattle including 2 000 Morten and 1 000 Texan entries with varied bids. Calves and heifers show price movement while overall receipts approach 18 000 and potential tomorrow totals remain uncertain. Prices and quantities reflect a steady to improving market with notable Texan influence and regional cattle weight trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morten
Citi
Texam
Texan Bulla
Tomorow
Welk Af
Mellie
Fragmentary OCR Reads Cattle and Medicine Notes
Disjointed text fragments mention cattle, medicines, and odd monetary figures. The garbled items reference livestock and health products, with unclear names and dates, lacking coherent events or actions.
Unreadable OCR notice of cattle sale and receipts
Fragmentary text describes cattle, calves and steers with figures like 75 and 85, mention of workers and receipts. Several garbled names and places appear, but core item seems to be a listing or notice related to cattle trading and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntra
Fiokieh Plank
EL Boa Ubinas
Sokmeo Hoge
Ssuibo
Ewraelis
Unreadable OCR Note
Unclear fragments from a New York item describe price or trade terms with many garbled names and words. Entities and specifics are not recoverable from the text provided.
THN City Credit Hae and Baroleine Missing
In a reported financial note, authorities reference a sum of 3000 Yarrole. details remain unclear with several garbled terms and names. The fragment hints at credit or debt issues tied to THN City and individuals linked to Hithenliow and Midsebispciente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye
de Credit Hae
Per Hithenliow
Baroleine
Averagy
Also Mentioned on This Page
State League OF Republican Clubs
Babcock
Congressional Campaign Committee
Platform
Griest
Court
Monroe
Lon Cameron
Colonel Stone
Vention
Tron Mills
Exeliaelve Whitrot
Trine
NEW York View
Mum
Bor
Wiefrey
Lord Salisbury
Associated
Yin
Henderson
Coal and Tren Company
Associated Press
Avery
Meni Oley
Bear Valley
Kievies
Wien
Borden
EAGLE
Condensed Milk Garden's Condensed Milk CO
Arthur
Frost
Eveleive Whe
Puddlers
Walter A. Busby
la Chulfomte
the Tribune’s Educational
Lts
Close
Glasgow
Orm
Vesteinkis
Wy Mall
Eigow Lane
Cheney
Toledo
Cailuli
Wille
Wall Street Review
Ateok
Brooks
Lachebe Agas
Stebka
M. &, Jordan & Che
Meare
Atwrian Smertik
Amiertiat
Airy
Altech To & & Ve
Brookdlen Traction
Cntty
Peala
Tome Tobecco
Paul
Feteral Steel Mts
Bee Federal Steel
Manhattan
Norfolk & Weetern
Lula el Tanith
Hechinger
Fats
Mabbser
Cuttin
Prion Pacific
Priseese Avu
Tony Third Avenue
Wees
Wing Vo
Kew
Ing
Eranton Board of Trade
Sane Firet National Bank Garters
O. Oan Scranton Savings
Aes Scranton Pai Co
Third National Kane Eee
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank Light, H. & P. Co
Ave
Lacka
Eee
Scranton Palot Eteeeseeiew
Eas Clark & Snover Co
P & Esos
Scranton Scranton
Transneer Eenteeene
A. Lackawan
Saank Ke Trust Co
Standard Prieeteneanreene
Traders’ Petisseeeenenewe
Stanton Bolt and Nut Co
Ernie Ive
Mahorsy
Tosrahip School
Philadelphia Grain and Produces
Chicago Grain and Produce
Wetlwest
Harley
Stadlee
Northwest
Timothy
Rule
Lord
Riba
Walderd
Unite
Aiden
Piupare
East Liberty Cattle Market
Buffao
Halas
Lalo Tag
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