Expelled Miner Testifies to Scrantonian Information
John Saltry of North Scranton is expelled from the district meeting for allegedly supplying information to the Scrantonian. The convention also rescinded a plan to enforce an eight hour day after May 1 and discussed district division and mining rules as 44 000 members across 170 locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saltry
North
Scranton
Scrantonian
Mitchell—Silk Workers
District No. 1
Thomas D. Nicholls
Nanticoke
John T. Dempsey
John Mitehall
Eoitor Little
Dempsey
Niele
John Sality
North Scranton
Taboos
Sesson
Labor union talks with six mill strikers at Economy hall
A Central Labor union special committee met the six mill strikers at Economy hall to draft resolutions and plan further talks with Superintendent Davis of the Sanquoit. The Price surger district also discussed plant safety and compensation, while Mother Jones and Thorn attended a Wilkes-Barre presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Economy Hall
Mmoreleck
Cental Labor Union
Geo. Gothier
Guta
Carpenters
Humphrey Campbell
W.oa. Stanton
John Devine
Davis
Sanquoit
Valen
Ine Biss
Dickson
Bliss
Fietis
Terease
Hay
Mother Jones
Oreganiver Co i. Thorn
Vof
Wilkes-Barre
Sterkeys
Pittstom
Crystallal
Pitheten
Morgan
Paterson
Conference Held With Foremen on Lackawanna Railroad
A conference was held yesterday with all general foremen of the Lackawanna line to discuss matters of interest to employees along the route. Details were not released for publication and the matter will be held in abeyance for some time. Attending were Master Car Builder T. Canfield and General Foreman Josmith of Scranton, along with a general repeater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackiwanme Railroad
T. Canfield
Gioneral
Josmith
Scranton
Ur Repeetor
Nerve Pills Claimed to Restore Nervous Health
Scranton readers report dramatic relief from headaches insomnia and poor appetite after using Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills. A testimonial from Samuel Rogers of Wyne Park Avenue notes improved sleep and appetite and urges others to try the remedy. The ad promotes the pills with the doctor’s portrait and signature on packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A. W. Chase
Ramuel Rogers
No. 125
Wyne Park Avenue
Buffalo
M. D
Department of Lackawanna records rewritten after fire recovery
Bundy of Hoboken and General Moreman George Fahoer of East Buffalo lead a restored Lackawanna records department now in new quarters over First National Bank. The office runs efficiently under P. J. Sweeney with extra clerks, a buzzing hive of activity, and beloved former chief Sproule now chief clerk to M. G. Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawannane Mecared
Lackawanna Avenue
First National Bank
P. J. Sweeney
Sweeney
Mr. Sproule
M. GE. Casey
Unclear D L W Board Make-up Report
The document lists a disjointed, OCR damaged roster for the D L W Board. Names and roles are scattered with many garbled words, showing multiple teams and individuals such as Wild Cats Summers Taglines and various engine and transportation references without coherent structure or complete details.
Boilers Holating and Pumping Machinery Listing
General Office Scranton Pa lists boilers holating and pumping machinery offerings with equipment details and contact points for buyers and sellers in the local market. Includes specifications and pricing notes for industrial installations and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Lehigh Valley Rail pay bump and schedule notes
An order raises monthly pay by about five dollars for conductors and brakemen on passenger trains between Jersey City and Buffalo. The Lackawanna line reports crowding on No 6 Buffalo to New York with a nine minute delay story and No 8 a popular through service from Scranton to New York. National figures visit future operations as executives plan hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Mehain
Tissemger
Uliness Central Railroad
Wits
Lacka Chain
Motivor Outmes
Yesterdys
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Jersey City
Buffalo
National
Predevictk Dilcher
Mitchell
Pitter
Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Company
Sears
Lickawannitoad
Hoboken
Johnnie’ Troch
Pocena
Jersey Weadows
Scranton
Welcome reception for U S regiments before voyage to the Pacific
The text describes a welcome gathering for U S regiments stationed at Covemmons Island. Men are embarking to Buffalo then across the continent via Nickel Plate and other railways aboard the Logan transport. Named officers include Colonel Charles Ly Davie Major Albert L. Mrever and Lieutenants Sheldon Meyer Kay. Several ladies joined the train, with many having served in Cuba and Porto Rico and eager to reach Mania soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mleeth Infiotey
United States Reguigs
Covemmors Island
Baiflalo
Conlon Pacific
Oregon
Manesco
Mead
Apwih
Teanspark Logan
Chin Ohare
Charles Ly Davie
Albert L. Mrever
Sheldon
Meyer and
Kay
Williamhe
Travis
Cavovite
Ae Jolly
Haive
Cuba
Porto Ried
Soldiers for Philippines pass through Scranton in two trainloads
Two trainloads of soldiers totaling sixteen cars crossed Scranton yesterday on the Lackawanna line bound for the Philippine islands. The first section arrived about 3:45 p.m. and the second at 4:00. Crowd gathered at the station to greet the boys in blue, with one local man, Charles Johnson of Moosic, serving in the regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philippine Islands
Charles Johnson
Moosic
Travel to California by Southern Railway Sleeper Service
Prospective travelers note affordable Colonist tickets to California via Southern Railway. Fares from Washington 14.00 and Philadelphia 46.50 with low rates from other points. Sleeper cars on ex cavaion sleepers run Mondays and Tuesdays with berth rates at 7.00, two per berth. Personal conductors and Pullman porters included. For details contact Charles 1. Hopkins, District Passenger Agent, Southern Railway, 45 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Alest Hall
Eivery Whiteaday
Southern Railway
Washington
Philadelphia
Gng
Southern Pacific Company
Charles
Hopkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
News OF the Labor World
Olyphant
Lansdowne
Car Record Department
New York
Horner’s Furniture
R. J. Horner & Co
Farvulture Makers
Imporiera
Edea Musee
D., Ll. and W
Spoo
MW. Domi
AIM
Wild Cats
Ta Conan
Magters Mens
Punk
Pitzgerald
Gece Harty
Staples
Peo
Murray
Bartholomew's
Momiicans
Uhawltys
Moran
Lamping
Widner
Godneys Tay Wi
Stuntahs
Magovet
Wikiure
Westmoan
A. Gilugan
Athe
Lewis, Ruddy
Lackawanna Ave
Gordon
H. S. Gordon
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
Wilkes Larren
Young
Manhattan Sairts
Spruce Street
Virginia
Dominion Line
Irontier
Korthiver
Beach Street
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Richmond, Va
Washington, D. C
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
H.b.walker
Traf
Mgr
J. Brown
G.P. A
Tribune
Davan Tarian
Connolly & Wallace, Wasezzeine Enue
Third National Bank
United States
Ings
Ws. Cosmit
Henry Benis
Ihe
Wan He Preok
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Duponts
Sporting
Smokelean
Repauno Chemical Company
Conpell Building
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith
Bon W. . Mulligan
Pillston Eee
Plymouth
Wilkes Barre
Washington Avenue
Pilsner
Ninth Street
Suranton
Soldiers For
Philippines
Hook Fier
Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
GF Theel
Adelphi
Aoall
Melsates
Dineaees
Kioud Wulsom
Merve
Ariurede
Mileture Ag Aeatilag
Vaderelupmeate
Seraoken
Urgenecera
Peeeenihe
Densten
Niltyreetree
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Moosic Powder CO
Laplin & Rand
Repauno Chemical Co
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