Monthly pay starts as strike ends for valley miners
The article reports the first monthly pay in weeks as unions end a strike. Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Delaware and Hudson miners receive wages at Hyde Park Archbald Continen tal Sloane Haupton Hallstead Dimond Marvine Leggett Creek shafts. Companies move to semi monthly pay starting Jan 1 100.
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Delaware, Lackiawanna and Western
Delaware and
Hadson
Lackawanna Company
Hyde Park
Archbald
Continental Sloane
Hallstead
Dimond
Delaware and Tieden
Marvine
Legretts Creek
Delaware and Hudson Company
Delaware, Blackawanna and Western Compane
Suburban Electric Light adds two steel annexes
Contractor EL So Williame and his men are completing additions to the Suburban Electric Light Company's plant on North Washington Avenue. Two steel structures, 45 by 62 feet and 42 by 68 feet, arrived late last week from the American Bridge Company, Trenton, in a forty two ton order. Engine work should finish in about a week, with two valuable annexes added to the engine and boiler rooms.
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EL So Williame
Eleerrie Taight Companis
Phot
Washington Avenue
Cron
American Bridge Company
Trenton
Train speed and signal changes issued by Lackawanna officials
Superintendent Ketcham of Lackawanna orders trains to run at eight miles per hour across Cone street Orange until further notice due to sewer work. Darcy Dudgeon of the Buffalo division notes transfer service to Dansville is discontinued with no bus transfers. A Lyndhurst Passaic river bridge bulletin says the westbound track is abandoned, semaphore signals removed, switch tenders to control end crossovers, and trains must stop before crossing until the signal is given.
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Hoehoken
Ketcham
Lackawanna
Cone Street
Orange
Dudgeon
Bul+falo
Dansville
Passaic River
Lyndhurst
Wild Cats and Crews On West and East Lines
Reading of the D L W board lists Wild Cats East and West crews with station stops and key personnel. Conductor changes include Bartholomew taking his own run and Gilligan replacing Brakewith Thomas Conlay. passenger engines scheduled mid‑day and morning shifts detailed alongside names such as Finnerty, Murphy, and McCarthy across multiple sections.
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H. Gilligan
U Ygt
Stilt East
Bie
Hrakewith
Thomas Conlay
Railroad double-tracking plans questioned in report
Superintendent Lr. B. Williams told a Tribune man he knew nothing of any double-tracking that far. He said work is underway on the line from Jer myo to Mayfield. We are doing this.
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New York, Gninrio and Western Company
Hancock
Lr. B. Williams
Tribune
Jermyo
Mayfield
No Double Tracking Planned for Hancock to Here
The speaker states no intent to double-track the road from Hancock to the current location, asserting the idea is not entertained by the company. The remark appears in a discussion about local rail developments and future infrastructure.
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Mayfield
Hancock
Here
Poenneylvania Central Brewing Wage Scale Not Yet Signed
A Biunday paper claimed the Poenneylvania Central Brewing company would sign the union wage scale yesterday and close its plants. That move did not occur yesterday, but plans indicate action may be taken before the week ends. An executive committee meeting is expected in a few days followed by a directors meeting where definite action is likely.
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Biunday
Poenneylvania Central Brewing Company
Wkoly
Feldav
Local railroad work and staffing updates in Lackawanna and rivals
Mester Gar Builder J. T. Canfield of Lackawanna visited Binghamton yesterday. An extra track is being laid in Lackawanna yards toward the car shops. T. B. Levid, superintendent from Lackawanna, was in New York. J. M. Daly, Lackawanna transportation chief, made a business trip to Buffalo. Work started at the Dolekson Locomotive shops on Lift Street to fulfill six Kre consolidated engines ordered by the Circle and Frank. A steamship train passed through the city to New York from Chicago with over a hundred foreigners bound for the old country for dollars. A bulletin at Central Railroad of New Jersey station announces filling vacancies: one conductor, two flagmen, several brakemen, with seniority rights. Delaware and Hudson railway station work continues. by year’s start the fourth floor should be ready for coal department and surveyors’ clerks, with scaffolding and materials assembled for rapid completion.
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Kree Consolidated
Cire and Trank
City
Lackawanna
New York
Chicago
Nw York
Old Country
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Siathon
English
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Delaware and Hudson
Schroeder
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Methodists on the Move in the New Century
Church speakers urge a revival driven movement to save two million souls this year not mere membership gains. Leaders stress back to Christ, Holy Spirit birth of the effort, and a forward program to recruit and educate Methodists for broader evangelism.
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Dresser
Christ
C. B. Henry
Taylor
Kiev
J. Vaughn
Maple Grove
Satan
EV. Armstrong
Forty Port
Christmias
C.E. Mogg
Wilkes-Barre
H. D. Smith
Lehman
Five Historic Graves and Lessons for the Twentieth Century
The address by Rev. Hayes on five historic Methodism figures urged education, trusted leadership, and close outreach. Speakers stressed preserving old methods while embracing needed reforms, and urged personal, widespread evangelism to reach people in all walks of life.
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J.C. Lyman
Christiana
Trk
Christ
James Madison
Ninde
Dr. Hayes
John Wesley
Adam
Clarke
Richard Watson
Joseph Benson
Willian
Bradburn
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