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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1900

Page

8

Rail order to keep Lackawanna mills busy through winter

The Lackawanna Steel Company and three peers win a large contract to produce twenty thousand tons of steel rails for the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. Other plants share eighty thousand tons at pool price, with Carnegie, Lackawanna Tronched Steel, National Steel, and medenal Steel mentioned in the distribution. Rail demand grows as Scranton shops receive major orders and mills push forward.

Lackawanns Tron and Steel Company New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company Carmerte Steel Company National Steel Company Releri Steel Company Thousand Tone Pittsburg Comercial Gazette Inca Srible Iefron New York Moonteal Woodsen River Pte Nest Bearder Les Carnegie Steel Company Niethonad Steel Conpeny Othe Medenal Steel Company Potgressim Livalekly

Train Yard Safety Bulletin Issued By Division Superintendent

Division Superintendent J Mine of the Lackawanna issues a bulletin urging yard workers to prevent rough handling of sleeping and dining cars. It instructs a ten foot stopping distance when coupling to siding cars and slow movement to the coupling point. It also warns against loose coupling and untimely engine detachment until the air is properly set.

J. Mine Lackawanna

Summit Trains Granted Leave to Run Ahead of Second Class

Beginning yesterday, certain Lackawanna steamers were allowed to leave Scranton without running orders and to run ahead of second class trains. Summit train conductors must verify registers at telegraph offices and keep clear of aheadgoing trains. The departure times must be registered and other trains noted to avoid conflicts.

Lackawanna Scranton Summit Charke

Special train conducts eye and hearing tests at Lackawanna station

A special train stood on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western tracks yesterday afternoon near the sleeper car for a comprehensive examination of conductors, brakemen, baggagemen, and other employees. In response to a Wednesday bulletin order, many men reported to the car to be tested by Dr O D Murray, reflecting the railroad’s concern for safety and efficiency.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station Aiternoon O. D. Murray Lackawanna

Loomis Meets Mine Officials Over Morgan Resignation

Superintendent Wy i Loomis of the Lacwkawanna coal department held talks with company mine superintendents on Morgan's automatic resignation from Tatton colliery. The decision favors promoting an internal candidate with transfers expected. the successor and changes to follow likely today.

Wy i. Loomis Lacwkawanna Coil Wwillliam Penn Morgin Tatton Morgan Crmloves

Local D L W Board Update With Racing Entries

The board lists race entries and times for Wild Cats East Summits and other crews. Names include Golden Wartel Mishing Eanistinen Kingsley McCarthy Finnerty Wall Bingen Finnerty and more with start times from 10 a m to 7 p m and routes from Cayuga Nay Aug and Duily.

Wild Cats East M. Golden Wartel Momh. Mishing J. Eanistinen Kingsley Wee McCarthy Stevens Bingen Finnerty Wall Somek van Wonnwer A. Tee Wallace B. Bennett E. Mohun J. Costello Howe E. Hallett Devine F. McAllister Frounfelker Mosler W. H. Nichols Win Carriew Cayuga eLane Ginley Nay Duily

Wildcat Sportings Map Mixed Schedule and Names

Fragments show teams and players across events with times like 7 pm and 9 pm. Mentions of Masters Wildcats Go Hammit’s men and Gahagun appear among hurried notes and partial lines.

BR. Masters Yohn Barber W. Din Mt. J W. Kin Hammit's Men Gahagun Maggerty Oelock Toot Lara Neo PL Mulbinsh Woo W. Tite@erald Petil Smith

Railway yard rules and locomotive order issued

A bulletin from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western outlines track use at Gravel Place on the Trelaware line. It designates No 1 siding for passing, assigns dispatcher notice, and sets speed limits for first class traffic. It also notes new track scales at Gouldebors and orders engine crews to keep orders strict.

Gravel Place Trelaware, Lackawanna and Weston J. A. Gerdenter Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Hoboken Wis Dickson Locomotive Works CHM Crder Hilisity Coat and Teen Company Colsidere Ae Lackawanna Danville First Elisa Trans Ain Howe Gouldebors Delaware Lacka- Wannagen Western

Death of Peckville writer Dr Winfield F Mott

Obituary notes the Peckville resident and novelist Dr Winfield F Mott dying at Philadelphia private hospital after two years of illness at age 48. Born in Priceburg Pa he excelled at Peckville High and Kingston seminary later earning medical degrees in Baltimore. He wrote popular serials including The World’s Vermin and Young Sleuth with Grand repute. survived by wife Josie Hibbert and two sisters. Funeral set for Saturday at his Melt Haven home with interment at Union Cemetery.

Winfietd I Mott Peckville Philadelphia Wie Oat Priceburg Ato Kingston College of Physicians On Surgeons Baltimore Wat Timore Ws Om Piysichin Aml New York Chicage Western States Stephens Ale New York City Meck Mise Josie Hibbert D. KK. Mores Carribondale OR. Myers Melt Hiven Camily Union Cemetery Dro A. H. Moon Peckville Presbyterian Church

Employment for 250 in Hy Esclusive Wire Industry

A garbled wire service item reports employment for 250 workers in a private project linked to The Associated Press style. It mentions Slunwehio Virginia and a state capital, noting a shaft operation between two locations and a capitalized owner.

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