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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1900

Page

8

Scranton Inventors Seek Market for Vitreous Pipe Making Process

Scranton residents T. B. Howe and (. A. Wetmore secure a patent for an apparatus that forms cylindrical pipes from vitreous material. The system uses rotary vertical molds and movable cones to ensure homogeneous, high quality pipe. Wetmore plans a plant to market the invention, possibly forming a stock company, and expects the device to rival glass pipe materials.

T. BR. Howe Lackawanna Railroad Green Ridge A. Wetmore Green Hide Lumber Company Wetmore Howe Tribune Preent

Wild Cats and Summers Train Robotic Rail Board Roster

The document lists a Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for Monday April 27 and Tuesday April 28 with names associated to Wild Cats teams, attendants and passengers. It notes times and stations including Frontuire Nichols Fiack Movarr Murphy Weir and others along with engine and car designations.

Coal trade, rail work, and mine plans in coal region

Division Superintendent Clarke invites conductors to visit his Lackawanna office amid changes. Lehigh Valley Coal plans to abandon the Primrose slope at Mohnton due to a raging mine fire, likely boring a 400 foot shaft. Erie reports a year end surplus of 1,663,490 and rising earnings, while miners threaten strike fears boost New England coal demand and prices.

Clarke Lackawonas Railroad Enemesra Lehigh Valley Coal Company Primrose Mohanoy City Dickson Manufacturing Company CHM St. Louis The Erie Miners’ Union New England Heston Tidewater

July Circular Advances Steel Prices by 25 Cents a Ton

The July circular increases prices by 25 cents a ton over the old rate and goes into effect. Prices have stiffened and no companies are taking orders for shipments after the month’s end.

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Susquehanna News Roundup From August Parades to Local Deaths

In Susquehanna County a Crescent club loss to Susquehanna team is noted with Duffy’s pitching praised. Community events include sermons at Avenue Methodist and Union services, and a July payroll reimbursement for shop workers. Deaths include Corneliue McMann in Friendaville. Public schools reopen next week. Albert W Brock to wed Alice Morton on Sept 5. Methodist and Presbyterian services held. Marty Spangrola shooting suspect still at large. Anthrax vaccination ongoing for local cattle herd with no deaths. Joxxe Westervelt returning home from China. Grand Army of the Republic delegates prepare for Chicago. Telecommunication line nearing completion. Thermometer hits 98 in Susquehanna. Local visitors return home from Bradford.

Scranton Teilete Susquehanna Beerhe Park Susquehanna Club Crescent Club Carbondals Carbondale Scranton Ctiff Duffy Connors Rev. M. Hall Oneonta Avenue Methodisl Oakland Erle Campbell Corneliue McMann Friendaville Susquehanna County Albert W. Brock Alice Morton Troy Mavis I Sutherland Presbyterian Church J. L. Williams Forest City Baptist Church Gustaie Telllo Marty Spangrola Elmira Oscar G. Larrabee Grand Street Tower Montrose Hugh Perry Thompson Township Joxxe Westervelt Supequehanna China Fan Pramncieco United States Grand Army of the Republic Chicago Kimika J. Brewster McCullum George Hill Bradford Homer Jennings New Milford

Beene Township Cattle Die of Anthrax Loss

In Seer n Beeen township four cattle have died from anthrax. The remaining herd has been vaccinated. Miss Fanny Miller of Mimica visits Susquehanna relatives. Waverly and Susquehanna clubs will play ball in Beebe park Susquehanna on September 4.

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