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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
8
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The Lackawanna repair and construction shops report multiple locomotive orders in progress. Ten engines are ready for shipment, including switching and freight types for the Lackawanna and Intercolonial lines, with five of twenty ordered for Lackawanna remaining, and several more heading to Spain and other destinations.
The Lackawanna Railroad at Scranton plans twenty one new engine stalls at the round house with twelve already under cover and more to follow by year end. The stalls will accommodate larger engines and include a new steel water tank near the round house for fueling. A portion of the old round house will be retained to shelter the staff and waiting area while construction continues.
Kupies Digele named head of the boiler shop at Svheneetids works under the Dickson company. Eisele rises as successor to lead the Sehenectiary Voller operations, with George Misele cited as a key executor. The transition follows recognition of talent and departmental shifts as EL Walters assumes oversight.
Vor Delaware, blackswainie and Werte company place a large order for 2000 cars to be delivered by early April. 100 are freight cars and 1000 are twine hubs for carrying cau. The company receives daily relational cars from the American Car ay Fourndey company, an order of 1100 cars from Berwick and Erie shops.
Hugh Wiese led a central barber group into Hulburt's hall in Mistelei to organize and orient the Journeymen Gsrvleys into a Milo. The West Seventon Journeymen Barberst charter was upheld as twenty new members were added.
The notice announces another meeting at the same place next Monday where nominations will be made. Attendees and invited members are urged to attend as per the official timetable.
The record lists attendees and topics from a city board session including mentions of Tangential projects, transit routes, repairs, and future meetings. Names such as Will Cloate and William Hoare appear among officials and engineers tied to upcoming infrastructure work and timetables.
In a will dispute the court considers guardians for Daisy Chambers and other wards. Guardians claim authority to provide support and education until wards reach fourteen then guardianship shifts. evidence shows guardians may overstep duties. The court weighs whether Daisy, now nineteen, requires a guardian and whether funds should be provided directly or via guardians. The judge approves guardianship modification and authorizes a $300 maintenance allowance for Daisy’s needs, while curbing unnecessary guardianship powers.
An appeal to supporters of the Tleseue Mission has been issued detailing efforts and needs. The document names directors and contributors while urging continued involvement and donations to sustain the mission’s work and outreach.
City councilors spent about three hours examining department budget estimates for the coming year. They trimmed figures, leaving a total near 11,000,000 with details to be released later by department heads. President Tinstind indicated a likely district assessment around 62,000,000, with ward totals yet to be finalized.
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