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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1900

Page

8

Unclear OCR Names and Places Mentioned in Public Notice

A garbled OCR text lists numerous personal names, places, and locations such as Riverview Military, Pugh New York, and Conned Valley with references to public notice terms. The fragmentary item mentions probate or guardianship style content and a community or police related context, but lacks coherent details, dates, or actions.

Hares Agilinbee Willies Rennie Adon Avenue Titil Mie Cennedl Valley Tun Peter Lal Tete Siapeant Padice Heese Jone Thiwop Doves Thymyeon Drainore Hin Son Charles P. Vande Mie Harhien I Ferg Dueilier Valinbini Novis Mota Aoa

American Art League accused of fraud outreach in Scranton

The American Art League, with boxes in New York and Chicago and led by J. Clark, sent fraudulent account demands to Scranton residents. Local attorneys Vosburg & Dowson refused to handle them after learning the scheme. Citizens warn of abusive letters aiming to intimidate women and urge law enforcement action.

Tribune American Art League New York Chicago Wrest J. Chirk Scranton Clark

Man Held on $300 Bail for Bicycle Theft

Clarence Powter, a sixteen year old colored youth, was arrested Wednesday for stealing a bicycle from Roland’s shop on Penn Avenue. He was arraigned before Mayor Malye and held in $300 bail. Special Officer Mrewater reported Powter attempted to break away on the way to the central station.

Clarence Powter Roland Penn Avenue Malye Clarence Guardians of Law and Order Mrewater Central Station

Trimmer Evangeliot to Tour for Anti Saloon Work

Rev W M Williams known as the Trimmer Evangeliot sails to Philadelphia to deliver three addresses. The schedule lists numerous Sunday meetings across towns in multiple states with dates and times, and a four day revival planned at Little Meadows. Mrs Williams assists in Carbondale and Little Meadows during the tour.

W. M. Williams Philadelphia Savkday Weiliwedig Chareh Welly Mowlay Carbonidale Melehnrch Forkaton Thidas Mor Ohineh Melwonany Pridag Fomi Skinner Edily Woot Auborn Dinl Silvara Mendhit Ontta Laperville Feewliy Morehareh Seite Ayden Suniay ML Vehieh Moe Whiny Clark Sunuitit Willating Condiuet Little Menflows Mathodiat Epissopal Church Williams Carbondale Little Meadows

List of the Citys Deficiency Bills Reevaluated

A detailed list prepared in Controller Howells office, by Controller Hartley, shows deficiency bills carried by multiple departments. The city council will consider a communication urging action to curb new deficiencies as auditors note large outstanding departmental bills and exhausted appropriations.

Howells Hartley Tribune Seine Mile

Bella Lane Arrested for Selling Liquor Without License

Deputy U S Marshal Mark Lowry arrested Bella Lane for running a speakeasy at Duryen and Zine Viquer without a government license. Found in Seba tapol near Pittston, Lane was held for appearances before the U S District Court.

United States Mark Lowry Bella Lane Duryen Marsrial Ned Sebatapol Pittston Hahn Wilkes-Barre United States District Court

Dunmore laborer Tony Meek badly hurt in trench fall

Tony Meek of Mim Street Dunmore was taken to Lackawanna hospital after falling into a trench while work digging near Nay Aus park. He sustained possible head and right side injuries as a long trench spanned by a plank gave way.

Tony Meek Mim Street Dunmore

Charity rummage sale aids Florence Crittenton Home

A benefit rummage sale will be held for the Florence Crittenton Home. Volunteers list contact addresses for donations and pickup, inviting friends to mail postal cards or call for collected items at convenient times.

Florence Crittenton Immige Gale Penn Avenue G. W. Frita Lackawanna’ Avenue J. 4. Crawford Monrood &Yenne Anna K. Sanderson Sanderson Avenue Charles von Storch North Main Avenue Elizabeth Pyke Hyde Park Avenue W. T. Mockett Washington Avenue

Millinery Opening At Baxe's On Main Avenue

A fall and winter millinery display will be shown at Baxe's 140 North Main Avenue on Thursday and Friday. Ladies are invited to attend the opening event and view thenew season styles.

Baxe's North Main Avenue

End of Strike Talks Show Hopes for Settlement

Reports from New York indicate progress toward a settlement with the United Mine Workers while local operators deny knowledge of talks. Officials like C. Rose of the Delaware Wire and Hudson mine depart remain skeptical, stressing the need for an operator statement as the public awaits action.

United Mine Workers’ Organization New York Call C. (. Rose Dela Wire and Hudson Company

Coal payoffs accelerate region mine reopenings

Regional mining figures move to end strike by paying workers swiftly. Delaware Lackawanna and Western plan wage distribution by Wednesday while Pennsylvania Coal Co to pay across its 27 Lackawanna and Luzerne mines. Soft coal shipments and culm grate use prompt industrial stability amid ongoing labor tensions.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Comming Pennsylvnia Coal Company Lackawanna Lamwerne Taeda Veryvice Beige Jes Dackawonna Secon Ti Telmvire Teal Dotil Morgans Arrantog Ffata Paw Dave Mits Sa Om Manilow Oda Dion Maines Menlae Chet Tuma Hellownie Iilinen Teddy Dodoo Mits Samy Paesdhay Cees Vettehone Bop Sam Listiphon Mines Yda Wedieedlas Ohta Yesterhly McClare & Brooks Sceranton New York City Connel Murphy New York Atory Howen and Taylor Columbus Bellevue Diamond Oxford Hampton Pennsylvania Coal Compurs Pittston Barton and Murrin Carbondale

Coal Dump Orders Halt Unauthorized Mining Actions

An inspectorate step closed the mine dumps to prevent unauthorized coal taking as Loomis' office issued orders. The company learned of parties sieving and handling coal illicitly, violating mine laws and UMW protections, prompting action to curb abuses of the employer privilege and coal output rules.

Loomis United Mine Workers

The Enigmatic Frank T Hawley Near Scranton

Frank T Hawley once of Scranton now in Boston claims the switchmen’s union plan to deny non union coal has backfired. He seeks to pressure action while District 9 prepares a meeting to discuss new strategies as washeries run and remaining collieries halt work in the Lackawanna region.

Frank T. Hawley Thaddeus Hawley Scranton Carbondale Buffalo Union of North America Boranton New York Tipton Hawley Mr. Hawley Boston Wiehertes Unied Ashlée Lackawanna Wrombie

Strike protest noted by race works employees in coal region

A wildcat protest at the Delaware and Hudson company coal operations in Minton township Wayne county is logged. Miner payroll details from Scranton area mines show earnings distribution with 7 percent earning over 400 and up to 800 dollars annually, the record notes. public pay rolls may be inspected to counter claims that miners cannot earn more than 20 dollars a year.

Race Works Union Delaware Tmudseon Wompany Lron Pallee Minton Township Wayne County Puller Monnet Pleasant Scranton Ender Nis Colonel Bryan William , Curtis Chicag Record

Investigation Postponed By Illness Of Paine

Councilman H E Paine failed to appear at the initial hearing of charges against him. The majority committee with Creer Morris and Naugeli adjourned to a later date after a messenger reported Paine was too ill to attend. The postponement was announced jokingly about not securing the Academy of Music for the session.

H. E. Paine Creer M. W. Morris Naugeli Common Council HW. E Paine Inelty Hall Kent Mr. Morris Tribune Academy of Muale

Night Schools to Open Monday Evening October 1

Night schools begin Monday evening October 1 with registrations handled by day school principals at the respective buildings. Prospective attendees should register at day school closing if possible, according to Superintendent Seammon George Howell Beecham.

Seamon George Howell

City Protest Filed Over Boulevard Charter Bid

The city moves to block a boulevard charter for a Scranton project arguing the filing is a subterfuge to defeat condemnation. Mayor Morr signs the protest urging Governor William A. Fione to intervene, asserting the boulevard plan mirrors the Abington Turnpike contract and aims to skirt city contracts.

Scranton Chinchilla Moir Harrishburg Morr William A. Fione Abington Turnpike Company Boulevard Company Turnpike Company Sill Boulevard Company Tarnpike Company Seranteu

Ware elected president of state Homeopathic association

Dr H B Ware of Scranton was unanimously elected president at the State Homeopathic association session in Wilkes-Barre. Other officers include Herbert Northorn of Philadelphia as first vice president and W L Martin of Pittsburgh as second vice president. The next convention will be in Pittsburgh.

State Homeopathic Association Ino

Mahon Arrested After Brewery Break-In Attempt

Peter Mahon, a Hispano American War veteran, was arrested after two men attempted to burglarize the Anthracite Brewery on Nay Aug avenue yesterday morning.

Nay Aug Avenue Peter Mahon

Brewery Break In Ends With Flight of Two Thieves

Last night two men startled the aged watchman at the building and attacked him near the open side door. One man, Ajahon, is named by the watchman as involved in the intrusion at the brewery. The robbers fled after a scuffle, taking only a lamp and leaving the office note untouched.

Kasson Thir Giory Ajahon Chen Teie

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