Live News Of The Industrial World Highlights Rail Jobs And Coal Finds
In Carbondale the Klotz Throwing Company introduces new industrial progress while the iron market and coal prospects show strength. Delaware and Hudson reports new coal veins near Archbald and near completion of a Delaware and Hudson breaker. A detailed D L T and W board for a shift schedule appears, listing Wild Cats North and South crews, with multiple names, times, and duties across a preview of labor, engines, and passenger service.
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Klotz
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson
Archhbald
Klotz Throwing Opens New Machine Dept at Belmont Street
The Klotz Throwing company expands with a new machine shop off Belmont street and plans to build reeling machines designed by George Kints. Five machinists and two apprentices work on prototypes, with castings from Scranton. If successful, the department may become permanent and expand capacity, though the firm may keep the machines for internal use.
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Klotz
Belmont Street
George Kints
Scranton
Hay
Iron market holds near bottom as steel rail prices teased
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports the iron market shows no clear decline with prices near a bottom. Conference results are muted with expectations of limited output, while buyers hold to minimal obligations. Export activity remains steady and a pool discussion on steel rail prices circulates, though producers avoid future price talk due to existing large orders.
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New York
Delaware and Hadron Finds Second Coal Vein in Archbald
Delaware and Hadron Coal Co reports a new vein under Archbald land beneath the Rock Tunnel vein. Discovered last Saturday morning by Wes, the vein covers roughly the same area as Rock Tunnel, about 250 000 tons of coal. It promises five years of current output and employment. This marks the second vein found under Delaware and Hadron land in Archbald within a year.
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Delaware and Hadron Company
Ihs
Archdall
Rock Tunnel
Delaware and Hadron
Archbald
MABON CHER COMPANY Ad Promises Cures for Ailments
An ad claims yellow tablets cure dynepsia and brown tablets cure constipation. It also asserts efficacy for cough throat bore throat and other ailments. The copy references Mason's Brain and a patent device, with unclear attribution to Mabon Cher Company.
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Ht. Mabon Cher Company
Ly Mason
Pennsylvanian builds K-32 engine at Altoona works
An express passenger locomotive designated K-32 is completed at Altoona shops and may spark further builds if performance meets expectations. The engine features eighty inch driving wheels and 20 by 26 inch cylinders with an unusually long firebox.
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Buffalo
Recerii
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Jones & Laughling
Pittsbure
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Coal Center
Wall Street Journal
Pennsylvania
Scranton Railway Company
Central Railroad Dispatchers
Ashley
Match Chunk
Mauch Chunk
Centrall
Wilkes-Barre
The Sewing Machine Carved Modern Craft and History
The article traces early sewing device concepts from Weissenthal and needle designs to Hunt and the 1855 family sewing machine revolution. It notes how mechanization moved sewing from individual treadle use to large factories, the seamstress’s honored role, and the Bayeux tapestry as a landmark example of needlework history.
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Weissenthal
England
Bartheemy Thimonter
Paris
Newton
Archbold
Walter Hunt
New York
Fuwa Nowe
Massachusetts
Hunt
Ewing
Bayeux
Fragmented plea over biwar rent rate debate
A garbled note reports demand for a new rate on renting webbcies and claims no disturbances arose, while referencing Republican oversight. The text is sparse and unclear about place or date.
British Policy in China and the Far East Dilemma
A British analysis argues past Far East policy failed and calls for bold change. It urges a unified China under foreign guidance, open markets, and a multilateral handling of East Asia involving the United States, with a plan for an international commission and coordinated bounds on intervention.
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Johina
Finlind
Lendle
Aheneaelian
China
Eseh
Keane
Shanphal
Morting
Chitty
Cantonese Telly
Bangkok
Malaya
Monelias
Bitin
Nermal
Tombern
Chir
Neve
Tie Vielen
Lieforr
Marge
Mareynis Tete
Mehl
Hikdal
Rincapere
Henge Rong Harbor
Wil
Jin
Japan
Rueia
Vora
Korea
Danan
Council of
Chines
England
United States
Amerion
Philippings
Amrerein
Poe
Pan
Hue
Ronesia
Store to close Saturdays noon August half holiday movement
Announcement praising a policy of closing the store at 12 noon on Saturdays during August to give employees rest during the heated term and align Scranton with larger cities on the Saturday half holiday. The public is urged to shop before noon to support the move.
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Scranton
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Washington Avenue
Connolly & Wallace
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Henry Belin, Jr
William T. Peck
Pilsner
Streo
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Velephon
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