Coal Railroads Recover as Floods Hit Production
The mining and railroad networks are recovering from floods with several lines returning to service. Major routes such as Delaware & Hudson and Lackawanna move coal while others face ongoing water trouble and full capacity won’t return before the new year. Demand for coal remains high, outpacing producers and prompting intentional car utilization to meet rail needs.
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Wyoming
Lieckawanni
Delaware & Hudson
New York
Ontario Western
Lackawanni
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia & Theading
Centerail
New Jersey
Reading
Jersey Central
Lehiel
Lehigh
Lehugkill
ChHituen
Dietuetes
Martewitl
Phate Alers
Hwoeken
Cef&e
Shee
Gene Hestiitnt
SA Ing and Mining Journal
Hampton steam plant powers city boilers
The steam heating project near completion will supply steam to Park Hampton Continental and Brown volunteers, with plans to heat Delaware Lackawanna and Western lines. The Hampton plant will use over sixty boilers, fourteen batteries totaling around 4000 horsepower, built with Babcock Wilcox units, fuel economizers, automatic stokers and ash conveyors in a 90 by 250 foot building.
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Beliware
Lackawans & Western
Bunvpter
Stein
Hampton
Continental
Dodge
Woshery
Thampton
Babcock-Wilcox Minke
Shortage of Wool Carriers Hinders Coal Trade Output
The wool carrier shortage cripples coal producers as mines run below capacity. Firms have placed large orders with car builders, but supply will lag until spring. The Ta, Te & WY timetable for December 24 lists schedules with many names and times, reflecting extensive winter coal operations and staffing.
Industrial notices and personnel shifts in steel and mining sectors
William McClare receives a patent for granite cutting. The Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Co. expands its Boston Pa plant after purchasing land in New York City. Lloyd & Welchel win a North Scranton contract to add Finch's foundry wing. Ohlo plant No.2 in Youngstown sets a world blast furnace record by 1000 tons in 12 hours. Charles Schoen, founder of Pressed Steel Car, plans a new wheel plant near Pittsburgh with a March 4 1902 delivery. aim to start April 1. Teeland coal findings near Copenhagen judged less valuable after Danish Railway analyses. a vessel will sample more. H J Gilpin to take Erie System general manager role Jan 1 replacing NYS&W tenure. Russian iron founders to form a trust to regulate output and prices, with Ural founders joining.
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William McClare
Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company
New York City
Boston
Lloyd & Welchel
North Scranton
Finch
West Linden Street
Ohlo
National Steel Company
Youngstown
Charles T. Sehoen
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pittsburg
Hutchinery
Mr. Schoen
Teeland
Copenhagen
Danish State Railway Administration
H. J. Gilpin
Erie
Tive Ural
Christmas Festival Marks Sunday School Event at Good Shepherd
The Sunday school groups at the Church of the Good Shepherd held their annual Christmas festival on Saturday evening. A decorated tree with gifts lit the scene while the brick fireplace Santa Claus has used at prior gatherings returned for the event. A brief program led by Celia Parsons featured the exercises and the scholars received well earned gifts.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Santa Claus
Byers
Celia Parsons
Christmas Visit of Younes Bible Class to Norman Willis
The Younes Men's Bible class of the Church of the Good Shepherd hosted Norman Willis at 826 New York Street. They funded his trip to St Pauls Episcopal School Geaufort NC and entertained him during Christmas vacation. A musical and speech program followed with several local members speaking and Miss Mary Baker at the piano. The class presented Mrs Willis with a comb and brush as a souvenir of the visit.
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PF. W. Goodhull
New York Street
Younes Men's Bible
Church of the Good Shepherd
Norman Willis
St. Paul's Episcopal School
Geaufort
Joseph Hornen
George Cook
Percy Hart
Wilfred Farr
M. W. Perry
William Oglesby
J. W. Goodhall
James Goodhall
Mr. Willis
Mary Baker
Willis
Wilfred Hart
Charles Wallace
Joseph Bonner
Ediward Sykes
Robert B. Sykes
James Croodhall
William Oxlesby
George Parsons
Milward Walker
John Aspin- Qi
William Perry
John Wilson
CHOOSE THE BEST SCHOOL Tonight at Good Shepherd services
A community notice lists church services at the Good Shepherd and Asbury Methodist Episcopal church with social events, meals, and musical offerings. It also details a smoker by the Green Ridge Wheelmen, and reports two court charges against Daniel J. McTague and J. BE Williams for false pretense and libel with bail set. A lengthy ad promotes the Bloomsburg Teacher Training Institute offering preparation for college and teaching careers with emphasis on faculty and facilities.
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Churcho of the Good Shepherd
Francis Fr. Bateman
Florida
Green Ridge Market
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Blue Points
Rockaways
Cove
Green Ridge
J. BE
Williams
Alderman Bailey
Smythe
Strikers Plan Long Fight In Street Car Dispute
President Shen of the Strikers says no new committees will be sent to meet company officials. An employment bureau will place workers while funds from unions and AF of L support the effort. The plan aims to pressure the company into settlement as workers drift back or stay idle.
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Shen
C. M. Clark
Railway Company
P. J. Shea
Stfikers
Clark
Central Labor Union
United Mine Workers
Tribune
Aind
American Federation of Labor
United States
State Normal School Bloomsburg Music and Prep Programs
The music department emphasizes educated enjoyment of music with recitals and orchestral performances. The college preparatory and music departments operate under a state charter provision and have existed since 186. Tilgh school graduates and others may transfer without repeating coursework. Senior class studies include solid geometry trigonometry and surveying with advanced work on diplomas. Address J P Welsh Principal State Normal School Bloomsburg Pa.
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Nowverson
Priks
Tilgh School
Cicero
Virgin
J.P. Welsh
State Normal School
Bloomsburg
Christmas Wins First Ward Republican Nomination for School Controller
In North Scranton the First ward Republican primary saw Walter B. Christmas defeat incumbent George Shires for school controller. Christmas has served the ward in city council and as assessor while Shires held the post. Also, William Morgans beat Seth Smith for constable and Richard J. Richards ran unopposed for assessor.
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Walter
Christmas
George Shires
Walter B. Christmas
Shires
William Morgans
William Street
Seth Smith
Richard J. Richards
Spring Street
Santa Claus Defenders Play At Providence Church
The Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school presents Santa Claus Defenders this evening at 7 45. The entertainment features a large cast of local youths and adults including Brown, Newberry, Morgan, Moran, and Vondervoort with Mrs Al mor Stonier as pianist and Miss George May Qure on violin. The event promises to be the best of its kind in the area.
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Santa Claus
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Ann
Runaway Car Tragedy Injures Worker in Van Storeh Line
Martin McNamara of West Market Street was struck by a runaway train of cars while working on the track with fellow workmen in the Van Storeh line. The mule was killed on impact. McNamara suffered severe injuries and was taken home for medical care.
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Martin McNamara
West Market Street
van Storeh
McNamara
MccNamara
Market Street
Funeral Held for James Flynn at West Market Street
The funeral for James Flynn took place yesterday afternoon from his brother Enos Flynn’s residence on West Market Street. Services were concluded with the rites.
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James Flynn
Enos Flynn
West Market Street
Funeral rites held at Holy Rosary church
The remains were conducted in a Holy Rosary church by Rev. Nod. McManus who pronounced a short eulogy on the deceased. The body was interred at Mt. Carmel cemetery in Dunmore with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Holy Rosary
Nod. McManus
Mt. Carmel
Dunmore
Local Sports And Community Notices Parade
The Jolly seven football team plans a hall on New Year’s Eve at Mul herin’s hall. North End Stars face Taylor Stars this evening and then the Patriots of the West Side on New Year’s afternoon. Next Friday the Cracker jacks meet Dunmore team. A Loveil urban Tilted Mine Workers of America meeting is set for St. Mary’s hall Thursday. Funeral of Mrs. Fhinnigan from Theodore Street held Saturday at 2 pm in Holy Rosary Church with interment at Cathedral cemetery. Miss Lillian Morris confined at home with an ailment. Ladies’ Aid of Welsh Congregational Church on West Market Street hosts a New Year’s tea party and social with solos and choruses. Mr. Williams of Slatington visiting friends. Churches’ Christmas music echoed yesterday. Miss Gertrude Guild ill. Adiam Huazinosky caused arrest of John Rozinosky for assault. Rozinosky jailed on $200 bond. Train travel details advertise Lackawanna railroad services to Chicago and California with through sleepers and changes.
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Jolly Seven
Mulherin’s
North End Stars
Taylor Stars
Patriots
West Side
Crackerjacks
Dunmore Tem
Loveil Urban
Tilted Mine Workers of America
St. Mary's Hall
Williams
Slatington
Gertrude Guild
North Main Avenue
Adiam Huazinosky
John Rolzesky
40Lzesky
Rozinosky
Railroad Timetables Notice of Trains and Connections
In Eiffeet Nov 8 1001 trains leave Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via DP and UD. Times include 6 4 and 3 8 am and 7 pm Sundays with a Black Diamond Express. Service to Whitt Haven Thighetan and coal region points via DD H KR OR 0.88 and other routes. For Bethlehem Reading Norrisburg and main intermediate stations via DD and Wye. Also schedules to Geneva Modester Austin Niigata Falla Chicago and western points via Do and Ta. Pullman cars on all trains between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Susquehanna Bridge. Public notices list Hollis Ul Wilbur as Gen Supt and Charles S Ler as Gen Pass Agt with city ticket offices in Wilkes-Barre and New York. Pullman reservations available at South Bethlehem and Portiekliots.
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Eiffeet
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Sas
Thei P.m. Sune
Bae Pom
Whitt Haven
Thighetan
A&m
Ine
Thaea
Geneva
Premcipal
Do Te
Wye
BBC
Modester
Austilo
Niigata Falla
Chicase
I. He
TAS
Beek Dlaniod Haeress
Lehigh Valley Parlor Corm
Wilkesturre
Uuffalo
Sispendon Bridge
Hollis UL Wilbus
Corthindatrowt
New Work
Charles
Gen. Pass
Corthind Strees
A. W. Nosemacnee
New York and Western Rail Timetable Rounds Out Week
Fragmented timetable readouts show trains routed Carbondale Carbondale to New York and western lines with departures and arrivals. The notice mentions services to Middletown Walton Norwich Oneida Oswego and related destinations with consultation advised at ticket agents in Scranton and New York.
Train Schedules Effective November 3 1901 From Scranton
Timetables list multiple departures to New York Philadelphia Buffalo Syracuse Utica and other points. Trains run daily with Sunday variants and special routes including Oswego Oswego Utica and Tilfaio connections. There are also accommodations and division times noted for Williamsport Bloomsburg and Northumberland.
New Jersey Central Railroad Schedules Notice
Schedules show trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and other points with times in the morning and afternoon. Stops include Wilkes Barre Allentown Bethlehem Easton Reading Lebanon Yorkisburg and Avoca Pittston and Ocean Grove. Agents handle rates and tickets.
Pennsylvania Railroad timetable notes routes and stops
The notice outlines train departures from Scranton and Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia Washington and beyond with Pullman service and parlor cars. It lists morning and evening schedules with intermediate stops at Wilkes Barre Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh among others and names J B TCHINSON and J B WOOD as officials.
Rail Schedule Details For Delaware and Hudson Trains
The notice outlines Delaware and Hudson train times effective November 24 from Scranton to Cordwadgle and Wilkesbarre with multiple departures including 6.20 and 6.00 am and various other listed stops. It also lists Sunday trains to Carbondale Honesdale and Beranton with corresponding departure times and routes to Albany and points north.
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Wood
Cordwadgle
Scranton
Doe
Pennylvania
Polotieis
Albany
Points North
Erie Railroad Wyoming Division Train Schedules
Train timetable notes list New York and intermediate points with arrivals and departures. Times indicate connections from Middletown Honesdale New York Sew York Newburgh and intermediate points with no Sunday trains.
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Erie Railroad
Wyoming
New York
Newburgh
Inten
Fey
Middletown
Honesdale
Mewes
Adistaus
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Scranton, PA
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Virginia Ave
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Atlantic City
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