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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
8
Great Easter roses and a variety of bulbs offered by the local shop include Lily of the Valley at $1.00 to $3.50 per dozen and carnations priced at $1 to $2 per dozen. Hyacinths range from 60 cents to $1.50 per dozen, violets up to $2.00 per hundred, and Smilax at 25 cents per yard.
President James O'Connell of the International Association voices confidence that gains will be secured. D L and W employees are urged to exercise caution during storms. A meeting discusses the machinists' demands and potential strikes as talks with employers continue. Weather and travel disruptions loom over scheduled industriais actions.
Strict orders from Cena superintendent T and L Clarke require watchmen to notify road master and superintendent during severe storms. Track foremen must inspect and guard rainfall tracks switches and crossings. Station staff to stay on duty until danger passes and train dispatchers to halt trains as obstruction appears. Bridgemen must alert promptly during storms.
President Cummings of Pounsyt-Vine Company along with C Fitch and Hiewvee I. Van Keuran of the Erie retinoid formed a party to inspect the recently acquired property yesterday. They traveled by special train and were guided by Engineer Thomas Wowley.
The document lists the D and W Board makeup for Tuesday and Wednesday including names such as George Burts, John Baxter, Bartholomew, Wallydha, and others. It notes various roles and appointments with scattered abbreviations and unclear fragments.
The Rogers Locomotive Works sold to New York firm by receivers. Dickson works in this city contract for seven locomotives for plantation use in Havana. Milliken Bros Brooklyn secures major steel contract for 1000 tons of cantilever bridge steel for Costa Rica gorge. Joseph Wharton of Philadelphia buys Nuneces stock to continue operations.
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