Lackawanna Railroad Names New Vice Presidents
At a New York meeting of the Lackawanna directors E. E. Loomis and H. D. Caldwell were elected vice presidents of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. Loomis, formerly coal department head, became general manager on March six after joining the company in 1899 as superintendent of the coal department. Caldwell serves as general traffic manager and succeeds vacant post left by E. R. Holden two and a half years ago.
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Lackawanna Railroad
New York
E. E. Loomis
Anager
Coal Department
H. D. Caldwell
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Con
Miners Union Officials Attend Civic Federation Conference
District No 1 United Mine Workers officials travel to New York for a meeting with coal operators and union leaders. The party includes Secretary John Dempsey Vice-President Adam Rosencrang and organizers T J Llewellyn M H Healey and John P Kearney. President Nichols joins in New York. Headquarters planned at the Highland House.
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E. E. Loomis
3B. D. Caldwell
Scranton
New York
Civic Federation
Austria
United States
Delaware and Hudson Resumes Laurel Run and Pine Ridge Leases
On May 1 the Delaware and Hudson Company will resume the leasehold of the Laurel Run colliery at Parsons and the Pine Ridge colliery at Miner's Mill, which it sub let to independent operators eight years ago. Superintendent Rose said yesterday that the Pine Ridge breaker would be rebuilt.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Laurel Run
Parsons
Pine Ridge
Miner's Milla
Rose
Trieste Coal Trade Sees Mixed Results for American imports
In 1901 Trieste imported about 300000 tons of coal with twenty percent from the United States. The Austrian Lloyd Steamship Co used U S coal for its own needs and contracted for another 100000 tons for 1902. A New York firm sold 200000 tons of prime steam coal but the shipment failed quality tests and was discounted. local British coal interests claim reputational loss while noting most exporters still rely on consignments to Austria.
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Trieste
United States
Lloyd Steamship Company
Tam
Lloyd's
New York
Austria
American coal could find Southern Austria market says consul
Consul Frederick W. Hossfeld of Trieste reports that American steam coal could be sold in Southern Austria in annual quantities of 200000 to 200000 tons if an American coal depot were established there. He notes that Welsh coal trades below current quotations with no takers while Italian and French prices are similar to present levels.
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Italy
France
Austria
Frederick W. Hossfeld
Trieste
D. L. W. Board for Today Schedule Listing
The D L W board for Friday April 25 shows extras and pushers timetables with Hoboken entries for many crews and members including J FE Gurkhart H Gilligan M J Hennigan and others across East and West sections with times from 1 a m to 11 p m and additional names like McWann Murphy Moran and Bartholomew noted. The schedule details several shifts and locations including Hoboken Summit and Navy man with multiple personnel assigned to odd hours.
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D., L. and W
McWann
Hoboken
J. FE. Gurkhart
H. Gilligan
M. J. Hennigan
East
William Meorwich
E. McAllister
Moboken
Muege
W. d. Mosier
LE. Murphy
McCatherne
W. Fitegerald
M. Smith
John Munny
W. Dunn
Brady
John Bax
Gop
G. T. Stuplen
F. McDonnell
Widner
Finnerty
Houger
M. Ginley
Moran
Navy Man
IL Doherty
We HL Bartholomew
C. Bartholomew
IT. Doudican
P. m
C. Kingsley
Rail officials and projects noted in Lackawanna region
J H Loveland of Moscow called at Lackawanna offices while E M Rine returned from New York after a time-card meeting. Lincoln Bush of Hoboken, Lackawanna principal assistant engineer, was in the city. A paint shop corner is torn down to extend toward the round house. W N Harvey of Gouldsboro called on Lackawanna officials. The Baltimore and Ohio plans a Cherry Run to Martinsburg cut off to reduce grades and freight costs. Contracts awarded by Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh for Punxsutawney to Indiana branch line linking new coal area.
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J. H. Loveland
Moscow
Lackawanna Railroad
E. M. Rine
New York
Lincoln Bush
Hoboken
Lackawanna
Round House
W. N. Harvey
Gouldsboro
North Jersey and Mt. Pocono Ice Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cherry Run
Martinsburg
W. Va
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Finance Security and Trust Co. assigns local agency
8 Derman room 714 Connell building has taken the local agency for the Finance Security and Trust Co of Philadelphia.
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Derman
Connell Building
Finance, Security and Trust Co
Philadelphia
American engines on British railways questioned by Cromer report
Washington April 5 report by Lord Cromer, British consul-general in Cairo, notes American engines offer lower base prices but higher maintenance costs. When matching Egyptian designs, British engines cost less, yet American Baldwin stock engines undercut prices by about 19 percent. Cromer cites stock standards and quicker delivery as reasons for the price gap, though limited to certain designs.
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Washington
Egypt
Earl of Cromer
Cairo
Treasury
United States
England
Egyptian Railway Board
Lord Cromer
Messer, Burnhan, Williams & Co
Baldwin
Trevithick
British and American Locomotive Trade in Egypt Debates
Lord Cromer reports on Trevithick’s memorandum comparing British and American locomotive production for Egypt. American firms offer faster delivery and lower costs under fixed templates, while British engines show better coal efficiency but longer lead times. The verdict: Britain can match price and quality, but order completion times favor the United States in many cases.
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Trevithick
Beltleh
Ameriean Firme
America
Egypt
Ingo
Americ
Lord Gromer Og
Baldwin Works
Neilson
Dubs
Sharp Stewart
Kitson
Markets show see-saw drift in grain stocks and bonds
New York reported a volatile session with grain carrying rails leading gains as liquidations eased. Union Pacific surged and Grangers rallied after grain buying. bonds and United States Steel drew steady interest amid issuance details.
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New York
Union Pacific
Union Macific
Grangers
Coulers
Southern Group
Southern Railway
Louisville
Chicago
Indianapolis
Southern
United States Steel
J. 2. Morgan & Co
Anmariwan
Amalgamated Copper
Heinze
Senate
Prienk
United States
Prices tumble on rains in Chicago wheat and corn pits
Chicago April 25 heavy rains hit wheat and corn futures triggering a brisk selloff. May wheat May corn and May oats fell while provisions showed brief strength before succumbing to selling pressure. Cash quotes list flour steady and various grain, meat, and whiskey prices with notable declines and erratic swings.
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New York
Duluth
Tyaltge
Slate
Magic
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Board of Trade
Hears
Lowever
Timothy See
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices for Livestock
Cattle receipts 1,500 steady to good prices. Calves and cows different bids with Texas fed steers quoted at 5.40 to 8.50. Hogs receipts 15,000 with opening strong tone and higher bids, fats around 7.20 to 7.15. Sheep and lambs receipts 4,000 with steady to good prices for western and native lambs.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Buffalo cattle and hog receipts show variable prices
Fast Buffalo on April 25 reports cattle receipts at 69 head with veals around 6.25 to 6.75 and total receipts near 10 000. Hog receipts about 6 900 head with prices from 6.70 to 7.40. Sheep and lambs receipts reach 14 000 head with top lambs around 7.00 and mixed quality notes. City, Pa report notes on credit balances and shipments with no bids on 120 certificates.
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Lanka
Willy
Common
OW City
Railroad Time Tables for Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
In effect Nov 3 schedules list trains from Scranton to New York and other cities with multiple daily departures including 1.40 2.15 7.00 and 10.05 am plus afternoon times. Additional services cover Buffalo Binghamton Syracuse Utica Montrose Nicholson and Bloomsburg divisions with specific departure hours and weekday exceptions noted.
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Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Tobyhonna
Buffalo
Binghamton and Way
Syracuse
Utica
Oswego
Ie A. Mp
Montrose
Nicholson
Northumberland
Tralna
Trains Schedules Notice for Carbondale and Nearby Points
In Effect November schedules show trains serving Carbondale and Wilkes Barre with listed departure times and connections. The notice enumerates times for Fort Reany vale Nichota H Points Fort Reany, Be R. af oat and other points including northbound services with varied daily hourly intervals.
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Carbondale
Woneslale
Wilkes-Barre
Pullman Parlor Cars on Oil Trains Between Wilkes-Barre and Major Cities
Train notices show Lelanne Saranton schedules for Philadelphia New York routes via D L and TL, with Pullman parlor cars on oil trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo Susquehanna area. Includes connections to Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Frontier and Lehigh Valley service. Authority stamps list Cortland Street offices and ticket phrases.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Stranton
Guo A. m
Wilkes-Barre
Pullan
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
West
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Imillrg
Wilkes Hare
Pottawille
Sue Hasleton
Biarkading
Pitteburg
Hudchissus
Wood
Paw
Leanne Saranton
New York
Pia Suns
Vial
Bethlehem
Easton
Yinetpa
Vie LD
HM i
Yowands
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Rene
Db. B
Bia
Rochester
Bufalo
Niagare
H. K
Janey LD
Wilkes-farre
Buffalo
Suspen
Cortland
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4DEA CO
William GT
Industrial and Labor
American Engines
the Tribune
Egyptian Railway Administration
Railway Board
Johnstone
Saye
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Packing Co
IL G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
New York Grain and Produce Market
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Mears
W. LD. Runyon
Pen oAe
Amal
Sess
Car
Oak Ao Sauot
Smich
G. W . Bay
Mil & Si
Fuel & Iron
Col & Southern
Col & Uth
A. AG
Erie
Ist
Bou Hocking Valley
Ilinois Central
Ye Louis
Nash
Manhattan
St. Central
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pacific
N.Y. Central
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Mail
Texite
St. Louis & San Fran
Republic Steel
Southern Pacific
Bouthera
Mal Tenn
Coal & Iron
THY
Texue
Union Vacifle
Vanien Macifle
Aaa
OAK A
Wits
Leather
Vila
Wily
Rita U JR Leather
Enone
Sly Arts Li
Asene
Beng Ag
Western Union
Asko
Lackawanna Dale
Firsations
Carbondalenk & Trust
Third Nationale Ooo
Hank
C Co
Clark & Snover Co
Udere’ National Bank
Holt & Nut Co
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Arsenide Ree
Ee Wiberg
A. Mj
Badain Borts MD
Hopesdumh
W. LC Phyor, D.P
K Borauton Pe
Fracy Apartment House
Op.ns
Co. H
Littleton
Samuel Browne
Secr
Real Estate Title Insurance and Trust Company
Chestnut Street
Phila
C. H
Arcade
John Welsh Crosekey
Finance, Security & Trust Company
Apartment House Development Company
Tracy
36Th & Chestnut,Streets
J. E. Hendrickson
Market Streets
J. E. Hendrickson & Co
Maer. Phila
A. L. Wanamaker
Chas
A. Bachman
Santa Phila
Lloyds
John I. Scott
Pine Street
Gardner W. Kimball
Wilmington
Del
Lecy & Ireus
Delaware Trust Co
Serica Ee
John Heins & Co
Drexel
Coe
City Hall Square
Prospectus
S. S. Derman
Burtpine
Mings
State of
SIX Eagles Mining CO
Crozier Bldg
Butte
Mont
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Nassau Street
New York City
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine St
Boody,mclellan & CO
Broadway
NEW York Stock Exchange
Andrew L Bush
Bank
Mass
New Jersey Central
Libert
South Barry
Jouten
Hoethichem
Allentown
Muuehhunk
White Hhiveny
Pullman Buffet
D. C
Kor Avoga
Mittra
Bo P.m
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lahanm and
Harriaburg
Youtown
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Ontorio and
Western
Sivunton
Gao
Saad Earn
Colonia
Axetitist
Carta
Midale
Cadosia
Serapton
Middletown
Walton
Norwich
Oneida
Oowego
All Pointevent
Ucket
Anderson
New Yorker
Welsh
William B. King & CO
Llouston
Tesxas
Oil Block Exchange
ROVER
Aes
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