National Municipal League Meeting in Indianapolis City
A report on the National Municipal League convention in Indianapolis notes representatives from Philadelphia New York Chicago and other cities attending. Key speakers include William G Low and Herbert Welsh. city officials including Minneapolis Mayor Eustis and City Attorney D I Simpson address municipal reform and the League's goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Convention For
Unitarian Church
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Duluth
Milwaukee
Richardson
National League
Crocker
Board of Trade
Eustis
B. J. James
University of Pennsylvania
George Burnham
D. I Simpson
George Burnham, Jr
Philadelphia Municipal League
Charles Hichardson
Real Estate Board of Chicago
Godfrey Haas
Young Men's Christian Associaton
Galesburg
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
B. W. Bemis
University of Chicago
William G. Low
Committee of Seventy
New York City
Low
Charles Stewart Smith
Parkhurst
Tammany Hall
Don Quixote
Dr. Parkhurst
Bowery Boy
Tammany
Grady
Tom
Preas
Police Department
Tammaty
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Lexow
Lexow Committee
Goff
Root
Branch
Herbert Welsh
Welsh
League
Municipal League
Elvic
Industrial topics echo coal region activity and misgivings
President Wilbur pushes proxies amid regional mine expansion. Audenried No 4 proving hole advances. 720 cars hoisted at Milnesville No 7 breaker setting a regional record. Land sales and railroad reorganizations stir finances as rail and canal plans shift. Fatal and non fatal mine accidents edge past last year with diverse crews.
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Wilbur
Audenried
Milnesville
Hieary William Biddle
Philadelphia
Washington and Lake Erie Gas Coal Company
Peters Township
Washington County
Lykens Valley
Honeybrook
Heaverbrook Gollery
Silver Brook
Stein
Wanamaker
Pennsylvania Canal
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Division
Mauch Chunk
Packerton Yards
Statington
Standard Villa
Trish
D. R. Roberts
Lehigh and Wilkes-Harre Coal Company
Coal Prices and Atlantic Basin Reports Move Toward Stability
The report notes a new basin north of No. 10 Honeybrook containing twenty seven feet of high grade anthracite and outlines plans for future mines and extended employment. It discusses coal prices, ship freights, and price-cutting fears, with production and export figures for Canadian coal and claims about stove coal sales by Coxe Bros. & Co. in Philadelphia.
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Honeybrook
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Inquirer
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Northwest
New Brunswick
Canada
Provinces
Coxe Hros, & Co
Tidewater
Lehigh Valley
Coxe Bros. & Coa
Stocks and bonds stock market mixed declines portend gold shipments
Realizations dominated trading with American Sugar leading advances while general list fell. Sugar rose to 1 while other issues dropped 1 to 4 per cent on expectations of heavy gold shipments to Europe next week. Cattle and hog receipts and tallow markets noted in separate reports from Chicago and Philadelphia.
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United Press
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Europe
Manhattan
Erie
Jersey Central
Burlington
Chicago
Rock Island
Reading
St. Paul
Northwest
Lake Shore
Wanted Situations Packaged In A Single Notice
Several short classified notices include a widow seeking housework in Scranton and a young man seeking stenography clerk or light work. Additional brief ads offer a reporter seeking a permanent position and a young man seeking household or child care duties with contact addresses.
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Mra. J
Cedar Avenue Avenue
Scranton
Fireas H. A. Tineeks
Altoona
Aillmore Avenue
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Cod
National Municipal League
Indianapolis
Convention For the
Richard Martin
Simpson &Oo
Forty Fort
J. Riley
Wyoming
Riley
Wyoming Valley Coal Company
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Elmer H. Lawall
Wilkes- Barre
George D. McCreary
Fhila-delphia
Isaac J. Demarest
Wilkes-Barre and
Eastern
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Frank Sroith
Lehigh and Hudson Railroad
Hathh
Central
Johann Hoff
Stocks and Bonds
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmitk
William Linn
Allen
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Pittsburg
Dec
Hse
Am Sugar Re'y Co
Bly . Oy
Chicago Gas
N. W
ORIG
C. C
Laage
St. P
Iy Bey
RL & P
Dist
C.fasarin
Ovke
Nash
Oi Baty
Leagee
Paciiw
N . J. Central
Texas Pacific
Union
Par Sha
Val
Moosic Mount'n Coal Co
Jeusup ‘Coal Co
Nat'l Bank
Scranton Glnen Co
Providence & Abing
Scranton Packing (Co
I Lacko
Montrose Rail
Nat'l Tank
Tua
Ravings Bank
Ossat
Lacka, Trust & Safe Deponlt Co
Piret
de Beranton Trac. Co
Walker
L. B
North Sumner Avenue
City
Gitation
Waahin Gonken Ailross
Ohara
Tate Re
Tage
Vv. I. Harrison & Co
G Columbus
Iic
Gipmiinnum Novelty Co
I Broadway
P.O. Box
Si0s
Howton
T. B
Cata Tribune
Scranton, Pa
du Lackawanna Avenue
West Lackawanna Avenues
Thomas Kk
Evans
Luzerne
Hyde Park
John Jenh
Wyomleg Avenue
Sarats Rms
Nest Comegys
Sesme Washington
Price Building
Scranton Iluminating Heat and Power Company
Wroming Avenue
Hand
Fe. H. Call
Tribune Ofics
Frank Leslie
Em Eneer Expres
Addies P. Moody
Gibson Street
Neal
Spruce Street
Franklin Avenue
Banking
NGS Bank and Trust Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna County
Burplus
H. Krumbhaar
BH. Partridge
Johnson
L. A. Watires
M. J. Wilson
Lackawanna Trust and Safe
Packawanna Avenue
Ccedeeneuwer
Banka An
Joana
Bonita
Morte Pene
TEL
HOM
Liabep Capital
Brust
C. H. Krumbhaar
Hawking
State of Pennsylvania
Lack- Awn
Henry J. Anderson
Lo Hitchcock
N T
Black
Geo. Banderson
Henry Belin, JR
Onnolly & Wallace
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Court House
Scranton Bedding Co
C. W. Freeman
Freeman
Col. S. M. McKee
Paueaaaa KE Nadandeceae
Poeumatic Thirensy
Vietne
Pneumatic Ieee
Victor 5
D.d. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Ave
Madea
Meil
Royal Medicine CO
River St
Ill
Matthews Bros., Druggiat Scranton . Fa
Dexter
U.S
Too
Henan
Gore
ADU
Washburn-Crosby Co
Pacific Coast
Victor
Michigan
Norway
Bill Timber
North Carolina
the Richards Lumber Company Commonwealth Building
Mercereau & Connell
C. M. Harris
Penn Ave
Afar
John H. Phelps
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