Royal Baker and Pastry Cook Receipts Free to Patrons
The notice promotes the Royal Baking Powder with a warning against imitation powders made from alum. It advertises free receipts to patrons by postal card and notes the New York address 190 William Street. The rest discusses shipping rate trends on the Great Lakes and coal trade conditions, including Buffalo to Chicago rates and Atlantic coast movements.
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Royal Baking Powder
William Street
New York
Rudolf
Atlantic City
New
Mill Girls Resume Work Amid Silk Strike After Parade
Superintendent Davis opened the Sauquoit mill yesterday with several hundred workers returning. Bliss Dunmore and Dickson City plants also resumed, while Klotz mill and Mulherin & Judges Taylor plant remained closed. A mass meeting featured speakers Mother Jones and William Mally of New York, praising the restoration of work and urging unity.
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Davis
Bliss’ Dunmore
Dickson Pinants
Klotz
Taylor
W. H W. Davis
Sauquoit
Valentine Bliss
Dunmore
Dickson City
Sttikers
College Hall
William Matlly
New York
Mary Jones
Petersburg
Bliss' Dunmore
Dickson Mills
Elliss
Virginia
Mr. Bliss
Bliss
North Scranton
Dickson
Sanquoit
Mulherin & Judge
Jones
Wlota
St. John's Hall
Capouse Avenue
Klioiz Oils
St. John's Ali
St. Thomas College Hall
William Meailley
New York Worker
George Gobler
Central Labor Union
Mailley
Mother Jones
Lou
Sik
Giothiee
Harrisburg
Bootblacks
Newsboys’ League
Welock
Ine
Mother” Jones
Gisle
Bgbt
Nowsboys
Industrial and Labor Committees Meet in Mine Dispute
Union and company officials held meetings yesterday in this city to discuss grievances at the Lackawanna coal fields. Delays in wage talks, reinstatement questions, and local issues dominated the agenda with no wage increases promised.
Strike Halts Work On Printing Plant Foundation
Forty laborers with contractor M. J. Ruddy refused to continue on the Colliery Engineer Company printing plant site on Wyoming Avenue until paid a uniform $1.50 per day. Work had begun a week earlier, with biweekly pay. disputes led to a morning stoppage and some men leaving, but Ruddy claimed he can replace them and finish the job.
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Westerday
M. J. Ruddy
Wyoming Avenue
Muddy
Buddy
Switchmen Handled the Matter, Apparently
The phrase indicates that all issues related to the switchmen have been kept under their control. No further context or names are provided. The note suggests delegating authority to the switchmen for the unresolved questions.
Rail appointments issued by Lackawanna superintendent
General Superintendent T. and Chirke issues two new appointments effective tomorrow. V. M. Bo Casey confirmed as superintendent at Gareeiyioe. T. R. Clarke notes Casey has served acceptably as acting superintendent. Will Wilken named loading agent at Kechange place New York. Wilson described as a western specialist.
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Olea
T. &. Chirke
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Mas d
Man
Bo Casey
Gareeiyioe
Lerebe
T.R. Clarke
Casey
Eller
J. M. Daly
J. Daly
Setonton
Pan
Max i
Willi
Wilken
Pennsylvania Coal Company Takes Charge at Hawine Colliery
The Pennsylvania Coal Company assumed control of the Hawine colliery of the Newton Coal Company at Pittston seven months ago. After extensive repairs and improvements, the company plans to reduce expenses and reopen shafts. Foreman Thomas Chek and two engineers will relocate, and the workforce will shift as old openings close and new access is made.
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Pennsylvania Cua
Hawine
Newton Coal Company
Pittston
Iuter Tahowt Thoma Chek
Repuir Ging
Chiree
Willl
Cnet
Mr.ook
Wilkes-Barre
Coal trade outlook improves with April shipments seen higher
The coal market shows better than usual spring demand with April shipments expected to rise. A backward spring supports buying along with a new price schedule and discounted terms amid coal road community ties. Antrhacite at the lakes is scarce. Chicago area activity is muted awaiting navigation. Buffalo shipments delayed to May 16 due to engineers strike. vessel owners stay firm against the engineers union. United States Steel remains influential in the industry.
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Buffalo
Chicago
Duluth
Cape Cod
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
New York Harbor
Engineering and Mining Journal
United States Steel Corporation
Unclear Board Schedule Postings For April Meetings
Fragmented OCR lists names and times for a D. J. W. board meeting schedule spanning April 1 and 2. The text contains numerous garbled names, roles, and locations, making details uncertain but indicating multiple sessions, personnel like O'Connor, Haxter, Bartholomew, and Masters, and times around 0 p.m. to 7a.
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Wild Cata
Mast
F. Stevena
Cavaslough
Will Cate
A. Om
Viteparick
O'Connor
J. Haxter
Mothe de Mesier
McQunn
Gerree
Estelles
Kearney
Suninus
Greeniger Prountoller
Wil Nicholes
EMEA
Aarne
Aarne. Mts
West Pron
Thunpeon
Haller
Senor
Mieslers
Inerts
Tha
Lapis
Widener
Warsinger Engines
Ganews Fa
Bingen
Apma
Stanton
Toy
Magowent
Bartholomew
Ani
Mm. O
Randolph
Fil Galligan
Op. Hive
UW Masters
Appointments Draw Fire in Public Safety Office
The division head stated he hopes to announce several department appointments today after meeting with Superintendent Zizelmann. They reviewed the list of applicants who passed examinations but did not specify if permanent, new, or bank employees would be named.
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Delaware and Hudson Coel Department
BO Thorne
Temple Vau and Tren
Guevaneee
Temple Committee
Dehiware and Hudson
Clc
Rose
Temple Ompian
Scoutts Hotel
Thorne
Thome
Vie
W. A. May
New York
Ontario
Puble Safety Op
Hittchcock
Westerdis
Zizelmann
Bank
Sterling team schedules county matchups and player roster
The Sterling Hake Dall tow plans two games against a county team at the Moilock one o clock Sunday. Manager H W Mead signs Ony players including Ty Bettie and W Mead, with Ty Swilings ready for a challenge from any town in Liechawania under 18 years.
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Woot
Alaieny
UU. Dritcoll
Campbell
Nileher
W. Mann
Shotsteny
B. Gruner
Tint Hasqi Ty Bettie
Etcwrel Tawet JF
Cpa
Wasey McMallen
J. Collins
Bynedlelot
Tiny Newsboy Carried in Cart Joins Parade
A single small newsboy named Micky rode in a tiny cart pulled by another peddler during a parade. They moved from the armory to Linden street and along Oity street for about three quarters of an hour before the march ended.
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Micky
Armory
Linden Street
Oity Street
Police and Aldermen Proceedings and Arrests Report
Report covers Tony Minott case and multiple arrests by Special Officers Donlin and Chicks. Warrant raids, alleged cruelty to children, intoxicant offences, and a major gendered elopement surfaced at the magistrate’s court with several defendants released or bound over for further hearing.
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Tony Minott
Vincent Carlee
Ti Come
Feed Selnweartz
Pronk ‘Thoth
Herbert Silt
Fide Dom Seatl Serandon
Dane Othey Lid
Charlee Sitmehler
Magistiite Millie
Camille Sqavent
Mroggnot Avenine
Hottlers
Migistrate Millar
Maths Allen
Mooele
Millex Jol Harvota
Jexsup
Dante Ceveoly
Tony Fell
Dominick Holdeer
Peter Mottenelto
Anna Dango
Alderman Howe
Geevely
Railroad Time Tables Delaware Lackawanna 1909 Schedule
The Scranton to New York, Philadelphia, Stroudsburg and Buffalo routes with listed daily and Sunday trains, including departures from Scranton and arrivals at Hoboken, Philadelphia, Oswego, Syracuse, Kingston, Northumberland and other stations. Times cover multiple bands: early morning, daytime and evening, plus Bloomsburg and Montrose divisions.
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Scranton
New York
Latalin
Philadelphia
Stroudsburg
Hloboken
My LO
Lae
Stroudsbire
Buffalo
Oswego
Seracuse
Wss
Llica
Hoa A
PSS
Nicholson
Montrose
Bloomstore
Teave Scranton
Northumberland
Plymouth
Kingston
Meth
Kingstono
Plemouth
Scrantor
Fae A
I. Oh
Mymouth
Susday
South
North
Aa A. Mn
Bloomsburg
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Details for 1901
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces period changes effective March 8 1901 for Philadelphia and New York routes via the T and H line. It lists arrival and departure times for Black Diamond Express and other services, with stops at Pittston Wilkes-Barre Reading Geneva Chicago Buffalo and more. Station agents Wilbur Cortland and Charles Tee advertise parlor and sleeping car service between Wilkes-Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Denison.
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Philadelphia
New York
Suneday
White Slaven
Hacleton
Poy Potteville
Pablehout
Poston
Reading
Yarrishirg
ROR
Tha8
TG Aan 2A
Fcblack Dhmond Express
Sundryss
Wooh
Tunkhanes
Towanda
Elinista
Inea
Geneva
Rochester
Battalo
Niigane
Chicago
Points
D&w
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Sue Dension
Drie Rollen VW
Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles
Tee
Dom
Pio Agi
Ti Cortland Street
Nonnemachiem
Ueiv
Lackawanna Vend
Trains Schedule Westbound and Eastbound From New York
Partial transit notice lists routes from New York and Philadelphia to cities including Pottsville Reading Lebanon and Bloomsburg with times around morning departures and evening returns. The fragment mentions several hubs and connections, with rates noted in rough figures and references to various rail lines and stations.
Fragmentary Timetables and Rail Notices Across Regions
OCR reads like a rail timetable snippet with scattered routes and times. It mentions Albany Wilken Anne and various places, with multilingual fragments and uncertain tokens, including references to polate and Lower rales. The legible bits indicate a schedule-like notice affecting several regions and dates.
Erie and Wyoming Valley Enter Sept 17 Train Schedule
Train schedule logs show services between Erie and Wyoming Valley on September 17. Times indicate departures around 7:00 am and arrivals later in the day, with mid route stops and local pickup details.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Ulawles
Lower Politio
Ilawles
Birle
Seronlow
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Sixteenth St
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27Th Street
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