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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1900

Page

2

Men of the Hour in Scranton Physicians and Officials

Dr B G Beddoe named outdoor physician for West Scranton district succeeds Dr J Williams and is noted for drug expertise and church work. John E Walsh named traveling agent for NY Ontario and Western, guiding Scranton division rail operations. Deputy City Controller Charles Hartley, popular official, skilled ventriloquist and family man, is highlighted for accuracy and public service. Plumbing inspector M F O Malley cites a fumigation scheme for schools using sulfur and ventilation as ingenious and effective.

John E. Walsh Charles Hartley M. F. O'Malley B. G. Beddoer South Mainvenue Scranton |Oor M. J. Williams Weast Scranton Beddoe West Scranton Matthews Brothers Dr. Beddoe West Side Hospital First Baptist Church Robert Morris Lodge of Ivorites New York, Ontario and Western Trailroad Company Seranton Mr. Walsh Western Union Company T. F. Flitcroft New York, Ontario Air Western Company Flitcroft Walsh Moir Hartley South Amy Lillian Bhors Achool

What Makes Home and the Role of Family

Fragmentary OCR suggests a discussion of home built by love and family, contrasting mere walls with a true home. Mentions Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a product. text garbled but hints at domestic themes and health remedies.

Dr. Pierce

Industrial Jottings from the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board

Railway timings listed for January 9 1900 show station notes under WILDCATS SOUTH SUMMITS and PASSENGER ENGINES with schedules for various trains and crews including names such as J Putty E McAllister M Hennigan and J Gahagan. The terse entry records engine movements and personnel across multiple time slots and divisions.

Green Ridge Ironworks Processes Heavy Permits and Shipments

Amounts collected for permits totaled 1092 dollars versus 81487 for 1k. At Green Ridge Ironworks a large double furnace is being erected and will be used later this week for the first time. The plant runs night and day to meet crowds of orders. Spikers bound for South America are now being produced there.

Green Ridge South America

Railroad Firms Secure Key Track and Survey Work

Messrs. Mutchler Connelly and Donnelly, contractors, were awarded the Lehigh Valley Railroad contract to add a third track from Lehighton to White Haven Creek Junction, four miles. The Philadelphia and Reading railroad yet to survey from Shippensburg to Cherry Run to connect with the Baltimore and Ohio line. The Reading seeks its own outlet from Shippensburg to Cherry Run via the Western Maryland route.

Messrs. Mutchler, Connelly & Donnelly Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Lehighton Ligeard Creek Junction Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Chambersburg Shippensburg Cherry Run Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Reading Western Maryland Railroad

Alleged Assault Sparks Riot at Raymond Court

Rosa Davis accuses Annie Vaughan of striking her with a whiskey bottle causing a deep forehead cut and facial injuries. The hearing in Alderman Howe's office drew a large crowd from Raymond court as Vaughan faced $400 bail. The adjourned session also charged Vaughan and Bob Ford with larceny of $10, with release until tomorrow afternoon.

Annie Vaughan Rosa Davis Alderman Howe Raymond Court Lackawanna Hospital Alderman Millar Bob Ford

New Jersey Line Adds Daily Through Freight Scranton Service

To meet rising freight demand, the Central Railroad of New Jersey runs daily through merchandize cars from West Fifteenth Street New York to Scranton. Cars depart New York at 6 p m and reach Scranton by 6 am next morning. The West Fifteenth Street yard will handle all carload shipments at the same rates, aiding Scranton shippers and strengthening regional ties.

New York City Scranton Central Railroad of New Jersey West Fifteenth Street New York Eloger Union

Improvements Planned for Delaware Lackawanna and Western Suburban Service

President Truesdale unveils upgrades for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western suburban network. Proposals include an uptown Hoboken ferry addition to reach Forty second street area, a new tunnel under Jersey City Heights, and track elevation at Broad Street Newark. Elevating Broad Street and depressing Hoseville Avenue could remove gate tenders and cut coal costs by reducing energy use.

Truesdale Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Hoboken Barclay and Christopher Streets Forty-second Street Jersey City Heights Broad Street Newark Hoseville Avenue

Building Permits Compare 1894 and 1899 Totals

Building Inspector Jackson reviewed old permits and released a statement comparing April to December totals for 1894 and 1899. The 1894 value of buildings erected was $639,343 versus $915,765 in 1899. permit counts were 247 in 1906 and 413 in 1899.

Jackson Tribune

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James C. RB. R N. J Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board Wildcats M—T. Nauman Ba. Moat J. Putty A. JI. McDonnell M—E. McAllister James Gahacun M. Hennigan A. m Binger Jd. Gerrity C. Bartholoon D. Beeor Wea SuEmar Neuman Mann J. Soaen Fellows Nell J. Tarkin O. Randolph Finerty A P.oim O. Case J. Gahagan M—T. Fitzpatrick Mj. Push M—J. Swarts Friend Wall G. Frounfelker McLane Warrick H. Bush M. Madigan Puller Peckins south—Heuser south—Moran M. Murphy South—T, Cawley Widener McGovern Mall of Etl Minwa Mop-Bn Handwork Arena Alan An Pworld Perren PD Anne P. Props Boston Eee Eeteah Snes Am Anaes Y NEW York Hotels St. Denis Brondway Eleventh St Grace Church Ita William Taylor & Son Westminster Hel I. D. Crawford Wanamakers Siegel Cooper's HOTEL Albert University Pl Broadway The Dickson Manufacturing Co Wilke+ Barra General Office Scranton, Pa Connollyan Wallace Scranton's Shopping Center Connolly & Wallace Naton ‘Avenue Third National Bank United States Capital Wm, Connell Henry Belin, Jr William H. Peck Niand Stee W. N. Brooks Gaitimors Atk Matthew, Bros.and McGarrah & ‘Thomes, Drugsiatn Weston Mill CO Carbondale, Olyphant East Mountain Lithia Joseph Ross West Lackawanna Avenue Telsphone Mount Pleasant Coal Connell Building Wil Ee Mount Pleasant Coal CO Williams &Vanulty Wyoming Avenue Pilsner Warmth Street Street Soran Florey & Brooks Washington Ave Laflin & Rand Elcirio Meatric Repauno Chemisal Co Uxtoves
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