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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1901

Page

8

Ventilation Hazards in Mines Highlighted by Scranton Meeting

Proceedings from the Freight Agents conference in Scranton note board make-up for the D L and W and report on eight? stalls and ventilation issues. The discussion explains how stratified gas layers form at roof levels, the risk of firedamp ignition, and the need for active air currents to sweep gas away.

Scranton New Lackawanna Round House Rowidwiy Ocu Mines and Minerals

Freight Agents Converge in City Over New Year Plans

Freight agents from major lines met in the city on Thursday to discuss plans for the coming year and to propose ideas to increase new business. Attendees included P. J. Flynn of New York general freight agent of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, T. B. Koons of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, W. E. Thayer contracting freight agent of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, C. W. Ten Brook district freight agent of the Lackawanna, J. B. Welsh traveling freight and passenger agent of the Ontario and Western, and J. C. Moffat local freight agent. They also debated the anti pass rule set to take effect east of Chicago after January 1.

Beranton Chicago P. J. Flynn New York Delaware, Lackawank and Western Railroad T. B. Koons Central Railroad of New Jersey W. E E. Thayer C. W. Ten Brook Lackawanna Railroad J. BP. Welsh Ontario and Western Railroud J. C. Moffat

Railroad men gather at meeting in city

Nine railroad officials including T. Yost and E. W. Drinker attend the meeting with leaders from Lehigh Valley, Delaware and Hudson, Pennsylvania Railroad, and others. After adjournment a majority of visitors returned to the metropolis.

Nine Railroad T. Yost Lehigh Valley E. W. Drinker Delaware and Hudson Railroad Mullen Pennsylvania Railroad Metropolis

D., L. & W. Board for Today Schedule And Notices

The daily D., L. and W. board lists shifts, crews, and train allocations. Names like McCarthy, Finnerty, Nicholls, Goup, McGovern appear among departures and engine assignments. Special notes cover work trains, Sundays off, and slated routes including Scranton and Benmureat with weekend variations.

Lackawanna Railway Updates and Local Improvements

M L Smith and C W Ten Brock of the Lackawanna railroad visited New York. M J Chisey returned from Buffalo as seven stalls of the new Lackawanna yard round-house near complete. A giant water tank 20 by 60 feet stands beside the round-house. A new fine-table was installed in Oswego round-house. A Cornell student delegation rode Lackawanna No 6 through the city en route home for Christmas.

M. L. Smith C. W. Ten- Brock Lackawanna Railroad New York M. J. Chisey Buffalo Lackawanna Lackawanne Railroad Roranton Tt la Oswego Cornell Lackawatnu

Names of a Japanese Baby by Ledger Monthly

The article explains that a Japanese child receives its first name at one month old through a ceremonial process at the family temple. Servants display the infant’s wardrobe to show wealth, and a box of money plus a paper with three names are offered to the priest who copies and mixes them while invoking the gods.

Tribune offers free Christmas morning papers for newsboys

The Tribune will supply newsboys with free copies on Christmas morning to help them earn extra money. Carriers and out of town boys may request copies, with local supply from the Scranton office and Carbondale office respectively, available from early morning. No unsold copies may be returned the next day.

Scranton Pennsylvania the Tribune Tribune Carbondale

The Japanese Rite Of Naming From Birth To Tomb

The article outlines a child naming ceremony where the chosen name is written by a priest and given to the father as talisman. It notes the christening songs, gifts to the child, and greetings to relatives. It describes public girdling at age three, new names at major life steps, name changes for officials, and a final permanent name on the tomb.

The Alaska Esquimaus in Era's Portrayal of Natives

The Era describes the Alaska Esquimaus as intelligent industrious and moral by their standards. It notes their language few words yet rapid uptake of English and playful singing though often with humorous phonetics. Artists among them craft carvings and ivory etchings while gender roles show differing social aims at white society.

Sunset Limited resumption between New York and San Francisco

The Sunset Limited resume 1901 1902 route with Washington and Southwestern Limited service connecting New York Philadelphia and New Orleans via Pennsylvania Railroad and Southern Railway. Daily departures from Broad Street Philadelphia at 655 p m Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Includes dining sleeping drawing room and observation cars plus 4 annex Pullman compartments to connect with Sunset Limited New Orleans to San Francisco. Charles L Hopkins Southern Railway district passenger agent.

Sunset New York Philadelphia San Francisco Senagon Washington and Southwestern Limited New Qerleans Pennsylvania Railroad and Southern Railway Broad Street New Orleans Pacific Coast Charles L. Hopkins Southern Railway

Railroad Timetables and Express Routes from Scranton November 1901

Railroad timetables in effect Nov 3 1901 list routes from Scranton to Philadelphia New York Pottsville Bethlehem and western points via D L & W D N and WOR combinations. Notable services include the Diamond Express and Black Diamond Express with listed departure times and connections. officials Rollin E Wilbur and A W Sonemacher provide ticket and Pullman reservations at Cortland Street and Booth Bethlhem offices.

Scranton Philadelphia New York Mack Diamond Expres D&i White Maven Hagleton Princial Dok UL Toa Ami Pottsville GaiSa Bethlehem Fasten Leading Uurrishurs A Mesas Tunkhinnock Towanda Elmira Techaes Geneva Worpl Rochester Balinlo Niwara Falls Chicago All Pointe West D&t T D&w Wilkes-Mara Buffalo Suspension Bridge Rollin IE Booth Bethlchem Public Square Wilkes-Barre

Scranton Train Schedule to New York and Other Cities

Timetable lists Scranton departures to New York and Philadelphia and other destinations with multiple trains daily. It includes specific times for Buffalo Oswego Syracuse Utica Montreal and nearby divisions, noting Sundays and weekday variations.

Scranton New York Philadelphia Ated Iag Gost Tobyhanna Buffalo Hamton Oswego Syracuse Utica Nerihumnberland Poonuuth Buthilo Whoom Bor Hinghamtoy Hroomsburg

Sunday Passenger Schedule for Scranton and Nearby Points

Trains depart Scranton at 6.20 for Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre with various morning and afternoon runs. Sunday service includes additional times to Albany, PennsylvaniaKR Pointe, Henesdale, and points north, with multiple daily departures and a D. P. A. signature.

Carbondale Scranton Labia Henesdale Wilkes-Barre Lo Vo Pennsylvania Les Albany All Points Nort Mbany Points North

Rail schedule notes Scranton to New York and Philadelphia

Train departures list from Scranton to major cities including New York Philadelphia Allentown Bethlehem Pittston Wilkes-Barre and others with times in the morning and afternoon. Quaker City Express serves Philadelphia via Pocono routes with vestibule cars and Pullman service. tickets and rates available at the station from the general superintendent.

New York Liberty Et South Fecry Scranton Philadelphia Eaton Bethlehem Allentown Maneh Chunk White Haven Ashley Wilkes-Barre Sanday Quaker City Express Pullman Butler Marloes Avoca Pittston Wilkes-Harre Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Pottevie Dent BART W. W. Went

Schedule in Effect June 20 Train Route Details

Schedule in effect June 20 lists trains from Serantos leaving at 638 for Wilkes, Philadelphia via Whiteville with stops at principal interviews. It notes weekday travel to Sunbury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburgh and the West. Weekdays include through Wilkes to Pittsburgh with parlor car service and intermediate stops.

Serantos Wilkes Pullman Garand Cogehes Philadelpha Whiteville Sundurs Mar Vieburg Philadelphia Baltinore Washington Pittsburg West Suntory Marristang Waltimore Pittssburg

Train Connections From Scranton to New York City and Beyond

In effect Tuesday schedule details passenger routes linking Scranton Carbondale Cadosia and nearby towns. The plan outlines Leav es and Arrives at multiple stations with connections to Middletown Walton Norwich Oneida and Owego. For further information consult ticket agents.

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New York to Newburgh and Scranton Incoming Service

An old timetable note states trains leave Scranton for New York Newburgh and intermediate points with arrivals from Middletown Honesdale Hawley and other stops at 1080 a.m. and 620 p.m from New York Newburgh and intermediate points. No Sunday rate.

New York Newburgh Scranton Middletown Honesdale Hawley

Chestnut street pledge to furnish all information

A notice from Philadelphia informs that Chestnut street will be pledged to furnish all information. The terse item appears in a historical page fragment, identifying no further names or actions beyond a general commitment to provide data.

Chestnut Street Philadelphia

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