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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1898

Page

4

Soft coal measure delayed in councils amid electric light clash

In a select council meeting the soft coal abatement ordinance faced third reading delay as opposition grows over electric light funding and city projects. Fire department work to rebuild the General Phinney engine triggered debate and procedural rulings, while paving and sewer bids and other ordinances moved on.

Select Council Fire Department Committee Potect Council Hache Chittenden Wagter Roche Lackawanha Loon and Steel Company Dickson Company Wagner Moneurerie Lansing New York Board of Health Soft Pont Boon Usd Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Iron and Steel Buch Ince Rovhe McCann Melvin

Lehigh Valley names successor as maintenance head

Richard Caffrey resigns as general engineer of maintenance of way effective December 1. G W Berg of Jersey City will succeed him. The Lehigh Valley Coal company will take North Ashland colliery after January 1, previously run by Reading and part of the Girard estate. The Readings lost money after a decade of profit, and Lehigh plans to ship coal to Continental mine. A coal store debt dispute in Sullivan county ends favoring miner Thomas Gildea after questions about double standard pricing. A New York Wyoming and Western railroad engineers group surveys Pike county routes for a new coal road to tidewater, visiting Milford and other sites. Ravine mine cooling continues after fire with water, keeping temperatures near normal. Changes in Lehigh Valley Coal foremen assignments follow the new Prospect breaker and Exeter colliery openings. The railroad plans double tracking over Wilkes-Barre mountain. officials dispute immediacy due to cost and safety concerns.

Richard Caffrey Lehigh Valley Railroad G. W. Berg Jersey City Webster My. Caffrey Lehigh Valley Coal Company North Ashland Reading Girard Estate Lehigh Continental Ashland Sullivan County Bernive Coal Company Thomas Gildea Comany Gildea Act of Assembly New York, Wyoming and Western Railroad Pike County Berunton Tidewater Hudson Co. W. Courtright Twelve Mile Pond Nichocronk Lake Villa Milford Crizemean House Thuymondiskill Sussex County N. J Gadie Pittieton Lehigh Vatley Coal Company Prospect North Wilkesbarre Edward Smith Murtby John HH. Keeler Exeter West Pittston Keeler Robert Nesbitt Lehigh Valley Rilroad Wilkes-Barre Lehigh Valley Buffalo

Possible New Coal Operation at Fishbach Tract Spurting Interest

A Pottsville paper reports interest in a Fishbach upper-end coal tract Schuylkill County with bore hole tests conducted last year. Daniel Williams of Scranton, a coal operator and relative of the Williams political family, is seen researching the site with other prominent miners. While some doubt new works due to car market conditions, others predict opening the tract and building a breaker in coming years, citing profitable investments and existing nearby operations.

Fishbach Schuylkill County Pottsville Daniel Willams Scranton Park Tetel Terins Minky Towel Mtr Willams Ie Company Pishbach Williams Hiner Potteville Wililaine Miners Journal Auestion Fiehbach Willaims Woll Willaine Chat Con. Kheeemon Alerpun 6 Williefuerre Wworlthy Ines Heresty Daniel Williwarm Congressmin Willams Haa Ald Utth Biin Stere Willan Philadel Fishhoch Elena Phitteville Js Altor Pring and Goo Management Weer Anhems

Beginning of Our Navy in Late 19th Century Speeches

In a New York Chamber of Commerce address, Alexander J Onr notes that William Witwer helped lay the new navy foundations under Secretary Arthur, not Whitney or Chandler. He cites first steel-ship outs under the 1885 act, listing Chicago Boston Atlanta Dolphin and subsequent cruisers and monitors built or authorized, highlighting their armor and armament.

Chamber of Commerce Alexander J. Onr William ©. Witwer Haber New Ave Whitney Chandler Cleveland Arthur Chicago Boston Atlanta Dolphin Naval Advisors Board Hows Committee On Naval Affairs Congress Newark Charleston Yorktown Petre Puritan Tone Land Amphitrite Terror

Ground floor remodeled into pleasure resort store

The text announces a full ground floor remodel featuring oak fixtures and a mahogany vestibule with about 120 feet of plate glass windows. It describes the store as a pleasure resort where customers may spend time whether buying or not and emphasizes a welcoming atmosphere.

Opening Night Celebration Promises Free Entertainment

Everyone is invited to attend a grand opening event featuring free entertainment and a welcoming atmosphere. No goods will be sold during the event and attendees are urged to come and enjoy a full evening of festivities from start to finish.

Festival of Music List from Georgia Camp Meeting

A Georgia camp meeting program lists selections and medleys including The Idol's Eye Rosalind Macbeth Forget Me Not The Bride and Jolly Night. The lineup features overtures melodies and intermezzos with a final Medley.

New Departments Open With Holiday Candy Selection

New department promises purity and high quality confections. Main Floor Left Aisle near entrance features a large 100000 holiday presents range and easy choosing. Main Floor Center offers further selections for shoppers in Scranton.

Scranton

Foundations of a Navy Built Under Arthur and Chandler

The article recounts how the United States, lacking prior steel ships and wrecking gear, founded key ordnance facilities in Washington and Watervliet. It notes Secretary Whitney advancing naval power, speed, armor clads, and torpedo development, with battleships and cruisers following latently from the Arthur presidency and Chandler secretaryship, shaping early U.S. naval construction.

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