Frick retires from Carnegie Steel leadership amid industry updates
News bulletin from Scranton details Henry C. Frick stepping back from active management at Carnegie Steel. Lehigh Valley win over Jersey City settles a long dispute, with Delaware, Lackawanna and Western schedule releases and numerous rail operations listed for Archbald area in today’s table of trains and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Frick
Carnegie Steel Plant
Lehigh Valley
Ihe
Jersey City
Delaware and Hudson Company
Archbald
Frick Retires as Chairman at Carnegie Steel Pittsburg
In Pittsburg, Henry Clay Frick retires from the chairmanship of Carnegie Steel and becomes an advisory partner alongside Carnegie. Henry M. Curry resigns from the board as George Lauder and A. M. Moreland are elected to fill vacancies amid a broader reorganization that leaves Charles M. Schwab as chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnerto Steel Company
Pittsburg
Henry Clay Frick
Carnegie
Henry M. Curry
George Lauder
A. M. Moreland
Messrs. Frick and Curry
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Frick
Phipps
Singer
Curry
Charles M. Schwab
Coal Mine Resumption Planned at Delaware Collieries
Workers prepare at the Bloan and Central collieries of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company for a Monday restart. Blacksmiths shoe the mules and miners gather tools as mines reopen after nearly two years offline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Sloan and Central Collieries to Run Six Days Weekly
Sloan and Central collieries operated by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company will run full time every day of the week except Sunday.
Pittston Cut Glass Plans Tripled Output at Beaver Meadow
The Pittston Cut Glass plant will triple output as construction of the Cross Creek breaker at Beaver Meadow progresses. The taller structure will increase capacity and employ more workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston Cut Glass Company
Cross Creek
Beaver Meadow
Binghamton
W. H. Baker
Salisbury
Salishbury
Lehigh Valley
Donations to the Home for the Friendless Acknowledged
The Home for the Friendless expresses gratitude for gifts from numerous donors including Goldsmith's Bazaar for merchandise and clothing, Jitkings' Meat Market for meat, Lackawanna Dairy for milk, K Richards & Co for ham, and Mrs. F. Coursen for clothing among others. The items range from food and reading matter to clothing, furniture, and vegetables sent from Scranton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith's Bazaar
George Sanderson
Bera Finn & Sons
Willy Pierce
Gertrude de Graw
J. E. Chandler
Sarah Wilcox
Cora Merrifield
Magnie Zeidler
Rupprecht
Simon Rice
W, DD
Kennedy
Fr i. Nettleton
E. A. Clark
Mary and
Jeannette Jones
Consumers’ Ive Company
Ead Rose Bechtold
Box Clothing
L. Krighaum
Reading Matter
Marshall Dirling
Connolly & Wallace
Scranton Redding Company
John Benore & Son
Scranton
F. G. Coursen
Samtery
Mary Biglin
Egies
J. Bend
Dimthick
All Stove
A. Harris
M. E. Church
Park Place
Dunmore
Senator Mason Calls National Certificate of Character for Food
Senator Mason urges a nationwide law creating a certificate of character for all food products. He notes government officials already issue machine made tea certificates and have never rejected a pound, implying strict purity standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mason
Charity Donations and Helpers Listed in Needlework Guild Notes
The item enumerates donors and attendees for a charity event by the Needlework Guild of America. Names listed include Mrs. Luther Keller Mrs. William Connell Mrs. J. H. Phelps Mrs. B. N. Willard and Mrs. W. W. Watson among many others. Supplies donated include bread cakes turkeys potatoes apples ducks chickens oranges jellies cookies vegetables and other provisions.
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Needlework Guild of America
W. A. Beemer
H. Jay
Luther Keller
William Connell
J. H. Phelps
B. N. Willard
Dra
Corser
Treverton and Helmer
Charles Be, Robinson
W. T. Smith
J. Atticus Robertson
F. M. Spencer
J. P. Dickson
M. Robinson
E. L. Fuller
E. N. Wittrd
Thomas Dickson
McAnulty
W. D. Kennedy
D. BE
Taylor
R. B. Williams
W. W. Scranton
W. W. Watson
Mra
EE. I. Fuller
J. L. Connell
Providence
John D. Reese
William P. Kennedy
Phil W. Roll
Bituminous Miners Seek Pay Increase in Central Pennsylvania
Bituminous coal miners in central and northern Pennsylvania demand a ten cent ton rise for pick mining twelve and a half cents for loading after machine and a twenty percent rise for all other labor effective January 1. A miners convention will meet at Clearfield next Tuesday to consider the question, followed by a joint operators and miners conference the same day. A strike is possible if operators do not agree by January 1 or by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Pennsylvania
Clearfeld
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D. L. & W. Board
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Larkin
M. TB. Nauman
J. O' Malley
George Rafferty
HH. Bartholomew
F. Hallett
A. m
North
D. Preunfelker
Carmody
Na. m
James Ginley
South
H. Bunk
Randolph
M. Madigan
Puller
Peckina
H. Hishing
O. Case
Widener
MacGovern
J. BE. Masters
Wildcat
A. Ketchum
Chicago North-Western Railway
Milwaukee
Ashland
Duith
Minneapolis
Denver
Chey Ogden Salt Lake
Portlane
Francisco
Los Angeles
Barr
Via
North-Western Railway
Broadway
Hawfard
Vieg
Cinelanati
Smitafid
Pittaberg
the Dreads
Cleveland
Oearott
the Home For the
Peliciouu
Ceylon
Third National Bank
Capital
WM. Connell
Hesry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
New York
Horner
Bejias
R. J. Horner & Co
Eden Muses
Weston Mill
Carbondale, Olyphant
Thos Kelly
Kesh
Tony
G. F. Theel
M. Yaua
Bath
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Washington Avenue
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace Church
William Taylor & Son
J. D. Crawford
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Ajax
Bedi
Sebsaris
Eae Ee Ajax Remedy CO
Ae Bros
H. €. Sanderson, Drugelsts
Perret
Matthews Brow
McGarrah & Thomas
Wanamakers
Blegel Coopers
Cura
HOTEL
Albert
ST. & University
Prises Baesaaaate
Goodyear West
Goodyear Welt
Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Renaissance
Brussels
Irish Point
Tambour
Nottingham
Williams & M’anusty
Wyoming Avenue
T Rollinson
W. Winth Street
Suranton, PA
Densten
Spruce Street
Ollice Moore
Buaday Samm Joo Po
Archarena
Florey & Brooks
Athletic Goods
Cameras,Kodaks & Supplies
Washington Ave
Moose Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Eaetrie
Repauno Chemical Co
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