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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1901
Page
8
A New York State paper weighs the rumored resignation of key executives and discusses potential shifts of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western shops to Binghamton. The piece also covers German manufacturing and export statistics, noting rising iron and machine exports amid global competition.
The fragmentary text references campaign plans, reform ideas, and engine reorganization within a local context. It mentions improving work, steps in Fortinton, and references to people such as Trevis Sati Abe and Wingharten, with unclear outcomes.
Reports detail growing labor unrest among mine workers led by unions in Lackawanna and surrounding districts. Drivers and engineers refuse to cross picket lines as boiler crews and carpenters join walkouts, challenging management during a tense strike period.
A guarded sale arrangement involves a tie sale of the Tete Creek enliiols to a syneleite with the Toye leading the works. The week marks the shift of responsibility to the new operators on land formerly owned by Evita. Officials from the Goromition oversee the process as it proceeds toward extension.
The report details rising and falling imports and exports in iron, steel, machinery, and related goods across 1897 to 1900. It notes shifts in pig iron sources, tin-plate trade, malleable iron, and machinery tonnage, with UK and US roles highlighted and overall industrial activity fluctuating.
The page lists a long sequence of times and names for Sunday Ada State area and Monday events including a 180 a.m. slot, mentions of various places, people, and activities, and references to locations like Stygerrss and Goetiltin. It reads as an old timetable or community notice with scattered names such as Nag Aum, Cav, Kindle, and Worthington.
South Orange property owner Mandy contends the railroad and others disrupted views by erecting a tall fence near Mandla’s nursery. A chain of land purchases and fence additions spurred clashes over rights of way and sightlines between Second and Third Streets, with escalating efforts to trim overhanging branches and contesting plans for a gate and crossing. The railroad claims thrifty conduct. Mandy demands access and preservation of views, while tensions over a signaling tower and fence maneuvers continue.
A historical inquiry into the Maine disaster recounts rumors and sensational tales from Havana and Spanish police narratives. It notes a detective planning a book to identify responsible parties and a chaplain recounting hints from the trail.
The piece reviews conflicting theories about the destruction of the Maine, noting rival Spanish and American claims and a lingering debate among investigators. It highlights ongoing doubts about whether a Spanish mine caused the blast and discusses the political impact on U S Cuban relations and the inquiry’s future.
Tickets sold by Puwekawanna railroad agents for a Cleveland round trip valid September 10 14 with one way and return options. Fares include extended return by noon September 1 and optional Buffalo stop upon deposit and extra fee. Children aged 6 to 12 pay half, subject to conditions.
The June 2 1901 timetable lists Scranton departures at 6 45 am for Wilkes-Barre via through vestibule car to Philadelphia with stops at key stations and connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the West. Additional week day services run 9 98 am 2 18 pm and 3 33 pm with varying stops.
Obscure OCR reveals a Delaware Lackawanna and Western line schedule noting trains to New York and Scranton. Mentions stations and times with limited legible details, including daily service with Sunday gaps and partial fare hints.
The text lists numerous origin and destination stations and routes with numbers and partial city names. It mentions ticket agents and several geographic locations including New York and Utica, with improvised, unclear passenger guidance and partial times.
A fragmented piece discusses professional etiquette and decorum in social settings. It references behavior, speech, and appearance, noting standards expected in formal encounters and the role of civility in professional life. The garbled text preserves hints of instructions on proper conduct.
A fragmented timetable lists train routes from Liberty Street toward Levantot New York Philadelphia Kastan Bethlehem and Washington. It mentions express and local departures with times around 4 PM 6 PM and 11 PM and references connections via At fentown Sea and Mountain Mark against a garbled list of stations and officials.
The page fragment lists several travel and public notices across towns including Delaware and Hudson, Roanlan, Withee, Albany, and Lake Lewlogo. It mentions times such as 4 p.m and 8 a.m, stops at North and South points, and references to lanes, roads, and potential service changes. The garbled OCR preserves place names and partial times but offers no clear actions or outcomes.
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