Dismantling of Lackawanna Iron Works Nearing Finish
Scranton prepares to erase the Lackawanna Iron and Steel plant as 200 workers dismantle facilities. Buildings including the rolling mill and blast furnace will be razed and scrapped for materials as Henry A Hitner's Sons cleans the site for the Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit power house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Company
Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit Company
D. L. & W. Board
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Scranton
Steel Company
Buffalo
Mattes Street
Henry A. Hitner's Sons
Philadelphia
Corps of Engineers
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr Company
Lackawanna to End Ferry Contract With Hoboken Company
The Lackawanna railroad informs the Hoboken Ferry company that its passenger, freight, and express contract will not be renewed after expiration. It seeks own ferry service and an uptown terminal to improve patron convenience and terminal control. President Truesdale and Traffic Manager Caldwell were away, leaving plans for the future unclear.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Hoboken Ferry Company
Tahkawanna
Lackawanna
Truesdale
Caldwell
New York Times
UMWA District 1 Board Meets on Grievance Sessions
The executive board of District No. 1 United Mine Workers met at district headquarters to review grievances across the district. The session will be continued today with discussions proceeding on outstanding issues.
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United Mine Workers of America
Pawtucket
Cornell
Wilmington
Del
Couneil
Sehnectady
N. Y
Board of Education
Lodus
Union Free School District
Texas
Maine
Daily radio board list for April 1 schedule
The lineup shows Extros Mant on air from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. with G. T. Staples at 11 p.m. in Hoboken. W. Filagerall and MM. Sinith's crew appear in the late slot as the D., L. and W. board outlines today’s programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extros Mant
G. T. Staples
Hoboken Personnel Schedule Fragments Mixed Across City
The document lists multiple names with times and locations in Hoboken, including entries for 9 a.m., 1 p.m., 2 p.m., and 6 p.m. as well as various individuals such as Blavens Hals Mullen Gerrity Moran Bartholomew and others. The fragmentary note appears to outline personal or crew duties and shifts across several streets or assignments.
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F. F. Blavens
A. Om
Hoboken
Oliver
EK. M. Halslett
Wa. m
We J. Mosler
Kinglick
Doherivy
McCann
P.m. M. Ginley
Mee Allister
Gop
Woboken
J. Gerrity
A. WP. Mullen
A.m
J. Hennigan
A. m
Frounfelker
Nichols
P. m
Thompson
Singer
Charters Issued by State Department List Several Firms
Exclusive wire reports from Morrisburg April 8 indicate charters issued by the state department for multiple companies. Hartley Ferry company Tee's Landing Greene county capital 600, Shipe OF and Gas company Mt. Carmel capital 8 000 Northampton Trust SOBA Easton 125000 MacMinn ee Light Heat and Company Hans onburg capital 20000 Pittsburg Tool Steel Wire company Monaca Beaver county capital 5000 Trellable Manufacturing company Pittsburgh capital 10000
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Morrisburg
State Department
Hartley Ferry Company
Tee's Landing
Greene County
Capital
Shipe OF and Gas Company
Mt. Carmel
Northampton
T’rust Soba Easton
MacMinneeurge Light, Heat and Company
Hansonburg
Caudial
Pittsburg
Ttool Steel Wire Company
Monaca
Lyman L. Ed Named President of United States Trust
New York on April 3 Lyman L. Ed was appointed president of the United States Trust Company succeeding John A. Stewart who resigned for health reasons. Ed, as secretary of the treasury, assumes the role amid a period of leadership change.
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New York
Lyman L.ed
Treasury
United States Trust Company
John A. Stewart
Industry's giants loom in U S economic overview
A detailed survey lists twenty five key industries from iron and steel to printing and leather, totaling about 11.1 billion dollars in annual output and employing around 2.5 million people with wages near 1.2 billion. Exports improve across most sectors in early 1902, led by copper oils and cotton goods, while iron and steel lag behind.
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Cena
Americs
Tewa- Pajera and Periodicale
Bicam Paloma Oes
Eryes
Ceeds
Ceed
Eeeca OM Orb
United States
Chicago
Bureau of Statistics
Manuigetyres A
Market Rally and Varied Demand Across Rail Stocks
The New York markets showed cautious strength with notable gains in Vanderbilt and Chicago lines amid moderate demand for St Paul and related rail stocks. Amalgamated Copper and other miners dipped as Pacific and Southwestern issues spurted near close. overall activity remained uneven with limited bond movement.
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New York
Granger and
Tranecontinental
Atocka
St. Paul
Stotka
Vanderbilt
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Minneapolis
Ormalia
Ayatema
Nee
Womedia
Hocking Valley
Cleveland
Lorain
Wheeling
Kanawha
Michigan
Ann Arbor
American Telephone and Telegraph
Amalgamated Copper
Colorado
United States Leather
Northwestern
Minneapolia
United States
Local Market Prices Mixed for Produce at Hearne Creamery
Prices for eggs and onions vary at the Hearne area market. Milk and cream products show steady demand while beans and potatoes command notable per bushel rates. Per bushel prices listed include eggs near 1.76 and onions around 1.50. Potatoes priced per linel with modest fluctuations.
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HH. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Hearne No Eotttuarey Coe Creamery
New York Commodity Brief Marks Wheat and Butter Movements
An April market note from New York tracks wheat futures with early strength fading into a lower close after a second break. It cites No 2 red and No 1 northern Duluth options, with shifts in May through December contracts, and a mixed corn picture with irregular, generally lower bids. Butter and cheese markets show firm creamery butter and full cream cheese notes, while various dairy products display mixed quality signals and price ranges.
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New York
Duluth
Ely
Widday
Tae
Reptember
Miazde
Ej State Dairy
Cheewe
Pfirm
Market closes lower as May wheat dips after bearish crops news
Secnesah-Tt shows bear pressure on the board as May wheat and May corn fall on late bearish crop news. Cash quotations list mixed prices for flour, spring wheat, No 2 red, No 2 white, and other commodities with varied gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secnesah-Tt
Mes Park
Guido
Cattle and Hogs Market Figures From Chicago Receipts
Chicago cattle and hog receipts report mixed market activity with varied prices across beef cattle stockers and feeders calves and cows. Texan fed steers western steers and native lambs shown with multiple price ranges and day to day shifts in value for buyers and sellers.
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Chicago
Sia
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported at East Liberty
East Liberty on April 3 reports cattle steady to higher with prime grades listed and totals around 6,000.75. Active hogs marked prime with varied prices and large totals. Sheep and calves shown with best wethers and culls, while general trading figures include rough and heavy Yorkers.
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East Liberty
City May April 3 Credit Balances and Shipments Report
The report notes credit balances totaling 715 with certificates of no bid. Shipments include S107 shariors and runs averaging 7.00 barrels, with an overall average of 102,476 barrels and OA401 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU City
Railroad Timetables for Delaware Lackawanna and Western
In effect November 3, 1901 Scranton to New York trains depart at 1.40 6.05 7.00 10.05 a.m. 12:45 3:40 3:83 p.m. to New York and Philadelphia 7:50 10:05 a.m. 12:45 2:23 p.m. To Tobyhanna 6:10 p.m. Buffalo 1:15 6:92 1,00 p.m. 1:85 6:50 11:35 p.m. Porking hamton and way stations 10:20 p.m. and 1:10 p.m. Oswego Syracuse Utica 1:16 6:22 a.m. 1:63 p.m. Oswego Utica train 6:22 a.m. daily except Sunday. Montrose 0:00 a.m. 11 6:30 p.m. Nicholson accommodation 1:00 6:15 p.m. Bloomsburg Division Northumberland 6:55 10:05 a.m. 2:55 010 p.m. Plymouth 8:10 a.m. 3:40 0:00 p.m. Sunday Trains New York 1:40 0:15 6:06 10:05 a.m. 2:40 p.m. Buffalo 1:15 and 22 a.m. 1:55 6:50 11:06 p.m. Forlinghamton and way stations 10:20 p.m. Bloomeburg Division Leave Scranton 10:05 a.m. and 6:10 p.m.
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Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Tobyhanna
Buffalo
Porkinghamton
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Utiica
Montrose
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
Forlinghamton and
Bloomeburg
Schedule in Hdent June 2 2001 for Scranton trains
Schedule lists weekday departures from Scranton to Wilkes Barre via vestibule service with buffet and coach cars to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh via Pottsville and Harrisburg. Included are 8 30 a m and 9 58 p m trains to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg and the West with through connections at Altoona and Wilkes Barre. General managers J B Wood and W Ninson.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Miladelpha
Pootsville
Alto
Sunbury
Arrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Eritsburg
West
Morrisburg
Pittsburg
B. Uwatchinson
Mgr
J. B. Wood
Pass
Agt
Carbondale South Bound Train Schedules
Train notices list No. 1 and No. 2 southbound departures from Carbondale with 7.00 am and 4.00 pm times on weekdays and Sundays. Trains Nos. 1 and 9 connect to New Middletown Walton Norwich and other west points. regular stops include Scranton and Oe BHOa. Ticket agents J.C. Anderson G.I.A. New York and BE Welsh T.A. Scranton provide further information.
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Carbonidali
relQtha
TLIO
M. Veers
Carbotdy
Loeuve
Cadosla
Carbondale
Scranton
South Hound
Nea
G Esseress
Ceeeves
New Middletown
Walton
Norwich
J.C. Anderson
G.I. A
New York
A. BE. Welsh
Trains to Philadelphia New York and Western Points from Wilkes-Barre
Scranton to Philadelphia and New York trains run via D&H and LH routes with listed daily and Sunday times. The schedule also covers connections to Hazleton Pottsville Wilkes-Barre Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago via Delaware Lackawanna and Lehigh Valley lines with Pullman cars and intermediate stops. Ticket sales and Pullman reservations are available at Wilkes-Barre office and 69 Public Square.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Hazleton
Paola Ae
Pottsville
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Wilkes-Barre
Wet York
Wiluur
Cortland Atreet
Pass
Cortland Utreet
New
A.W
Bethleien
Ay Ticket Oice
Public Square
Trains Schedules From Scranton to Carbondale and Wilkes Barre
Train times for routes to Carbondale Stonesdale Wilkes Barre and north points. Schedules show departures at early morning and evening with listed times and late Sunday service notes. Passenger movement includes lines to L V R B and Pryor areas with multiple daily departures and variations.
New Jersey Central Timetable Effective November 17
Notice lists New Jersey Central train departures from Scranton and connections to New York Philadelphia Allentown and Harrisburg. Trains operate Sundays at 7 40 am and 2 10 pm with Pullman parlor cars and multiple via routes including Wilkes Barre Avoca Pittston and Reading. Agent J G Swisher signs the dispatch from Scranton.
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New Jersey Central
New Ae Fon
Liberty Street
South Very
Truina Leavecranton
New York
Philadel
Easten
Lethicham
Allentown
Mauch Phunk
White Haven
Ashley
Wilkes Barre
Uaker
Wee Scranton
Philadelphia
Haly
Ocean
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Alfenlowe
Ales
Ata Boar
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Industrial and Labor
D., L. and W. Board For
D., L and W
Mr. Gage
William A. Clark
Montana
West Virginia Central and
Cumberland
Federal
W. C. Davia
American Tobacco Company
Consolidated Tobworo Company
Mit
The
American
Consolidated
Lestershire Manufacturing Company
Teather
United States Leather Company
Binghamton
Twittershire Company
Lewtershire
N.Y
Monterey Tron and Steel Company
Monterey
Mexico
Wan
Ofcommerce and Labor
Insurance Inen
Bureau of Insurance
Norfolk, Va
Central Labor Union
New York Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Rock Island
el Paso
St. Petersburg
Tt E
Mr. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
South Dakota
Toronto Stock Exchange
Biteia
Bethlehem Steel Company
Tribune
Wright & Freese Co
Mears
W. Dpd
Runyon
Hieh
Low
Car & Found
Sinelt. & Hef, Co
Amerie Sugar
Atchison
Atchison, Vraeee
Brooklyn
Chicago & A
Fuel & Tren
Southend
Southend Cesses
Col
Lon & Nash
Manhattan
Metropolitan
St. Ry
Ma,han, & Tex
Missouri Poweifia
Republic
Southern Republic Pacific
Coal & Tron
Texag É& Pavitie
Wea
Union Macitie
Bileessens
Ns Taouthier
Tuller
Tt Plane Fe
Strelsee
BL Steel
Western Union OF
Ache
Chicago Grain & Provision
Enone
Sula B.A
Sesernernereennys
R.sa
Otal Gates
Slares
Scranton Board of Trade
Repenee Aig
Lackawaten
Ink & Truat O
Coun Savings Banes First National Bank
Eee
Heen Ee
Third National Ban
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank
P. O
Eapeeeeieeneay Firet National Ban Sale Do
Lacka
Tustpaatt Cores
Wee Clark & Bhover Co
Wee Beranton Savings Bank
National Bank
Aue
Bolt & Nal
General People's
WAL Peeweereserawen
Eae
Beranton Traction
Uae
Ee North Jersey & Poconobe Co
Economy Light, Heat & Power Co
Eae Consolidated Water Supply Co
Ane
New York Grain and Produce Market
Eastern Consolidated Oil Co
Hi. F. Pike & Co
Webster Coal and Coke Co
Pennsylvania
the Tile Guaranty and Trust Company
Washingion Avenue
Chicago Grain and Produce Market
Marah
Ian Our Heldamnagers
Springfield-Beaumont Oil Co
Springfield
Mass
Springfield-Beaumont OL CO
New England
East Liberty Live
Delaware,Lackawanna and
Eh. J Buckley, Noone Eet
Main Street
Vicinity
Tribune Office
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ontario and Western
Dacca
Trulia
York City
Arriva Cadosia
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Powder Mining
Miastine
Sporting
Smokeless
Repauno Chemical Company
High Explosives
Rovin
Connell Building
John T. Smith
Bon Ke, W. Mulligan
Ees
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton’ Business Houses
Anven Ee
M. T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
J.b.woosey
Co Contractors
Union Home Office
Meara Building
Aldert Ball
Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Peter Stipp
OfNee
Washington Avenue
Scranton Vitrified Brick and Tile Manufacturing Company
M. J. Dale, Gener
Washington Ave
Nay Aug
E.& We V. Ttr
Third National Bank
Erooisons Sons
Pilsner
Accat
Delaware and Hudson
Stonesdale
Wilkes
Barre
L. V
Tikee Baire
Ibeny
Iigiats Worthont
Teuton Pe
J. G. Swishem
Lincoln
People’s Credit Clothing Co
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