Prices Advance Twenty-Five Cents Per Ton In Steel Industry
The July 2 price rise is announced for coal and related products with a twenty five cent per ton increase. Reports from Lackawanna valley area cite railway and mining activity, new coal road plans, and cautious market signals amid limited improvement in timber and iron trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouldsboro
Lackawanna
Philadelphia
New York
Dinston
Judee Blaottun
Harries
Frio and
Wyoming Valley Company
Richt
Vonstitet & Branch Fiom
Hawley
Pn- Hineeying and Mining Journal
Railroad surveyors push lines toward Wyoming Valley
Two gangs of railroad surveyors under Ira E. Whatwell push lines eastward near Gouldahars to connect with Wilkes Lifeport and the West Branch route. Officials speculate on the backing company and possible connections from Orangeville to Wilkes, with lines extending from Pore Jer Vie toward Wyoming valley and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouldahars
Ira EK
Whatwell
Thi Eky
Athley Oil
Wyoming Valley
Orise
Erie
Wyoming
New York
Farhy
Tihtitres
Wester
Orangeville
Columbia County
Watsontown
Wilke Lifeport
Clearfield
Pittelyret
Pugfalo
Briv
Wilkes-Marre
Iron market shows little new business and uncertain bottom
The iron market remains largely unsealed with few new deals. Dyers accept low prices and buyers risk catching shifts as trade turns next month. Structural market holds steadier after a recent reduction and export inquiries stay strong, with expectations of sizable fall tonnage depending on freight conditions.
Railroad construction plans and locomotive orders emerge
This week cites eroding the bed of the Delaware and Hudson canal for a Kingston and Delaware Valley rail road roadbed. Erie and Wyoming work continues to straighten curves and reduce grades toward Trawley. Dickson Manufacturing receives an order for eight freight engines from the St Louis and San Francisco railroad. Towanda men H J Angle and FP A Sawyer seek local capital to build the Ansonia Wellsboro and Canton railroad through Caon ton, linking with the Northern Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Huwcison Canal
Kingston and Delaware Valley Railroad
Erie and Wyoming I
Thie City
Trawley
Dickson Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Towanda
Ansonia, Welleboro and Canton Railroad
Wellebory Gasetty
Oiet
Northamn Central
Caonton
Horse's Narrow Escape on East Market Street Bridge
A horse driven by Robert Richarda on East Market Street near the Lackawanna river bridge bolted as the wagon approached a barn. The animal fell from a trestling fifteen feet down but was rescued with a block and tackle and emerged practically uninjured. the wagon shaft and wheel were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Richarda
East Market Street
Lackawanna River
Terra Fina
James Harrington Blinded In Lake Ariel Blast
James Harrington an employee of the Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company lost both eyes at Lake Ariel on Friday when a dynamite cartridge exploded as he dug to bury a pole hole. The premature blast sprayed debris and caused the severe injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harrington
Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Kle
Lake Ariel
Harrington
Orders for the Camp at Gretna
General details set camp rules and logistics for the Gretna encampment. It requires no new enlistments, sets dates between July 11 and August 11, mandates minimal baggage, issues full rations, and assigns cooking outfits. Inspections, property handling, and payroll procedures are outlined for officers and enlisted men.
Williams speaks three times on anti saloon league effort
Rev W H Williams Hearn also noted as W H Williams spoke at Avoca Pittston and West Pittston yesterday. He addressed Methodist Episcopal and M A halls presenting talks including Breaking Home Then The Young Woman and Her Company and The Last Romp with the Tiger. He added many new names to the Pittston anti saloon league list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Williams
Methodist Episcopal Church
Avoca
Pittston
West Pittston
Williams
Fourth of July Address at Ash Street Church
The address at the Ash Street Methodist Episcopal church will be delivered in the grove near the church on July 1 at 8 pm. The event features a program titled Last Romp with the Tiger and will occur in the Baptist church as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Grove
Baptist Church
Louis Levy Confirmed at Solemn Rites in Fenn Avenue Synagogue
Louis Levy aged one, son of Benjamin HH Levy of Penn Avenue, was confirmed Saturday morning at the Independent Beranton Wye in the Oakley building on Penn Avenue. Rabbi Nathan Druck presided. most of the ceremony was in Hebrew, with Levy’s speech in English. A reception at 12 Capouse Avenue followed, with numerous relatives and community figures attending from Wilkes-Barre, New York, Pittsburgh, Punxsutawney, and other cities.
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Louis Levy
Benjamin HH. Levy
Penn Avenue
Beranton Wye
Oakley Building
Penna Avenue
Nathan Druck
Charee
Master Leve
Eeelieh
Miurkd Nile
Master Levy
New York City
Mos
Capouse Avenue
Mra
Nogon
J. Gold
J. Chwwin
David Levy
Tauls Cassel
Samuel Caasel
A. Tamor
J. Grauman
Pittebure
H. Stukulaky
Bod. Fisher
Wilkes-Iarre
Neanstone
Punxsutawney
Kabbi
Louie Eppstein
Max Shara
Wiliam Graumin
Poti
J Finkelstein
A. Cohen
HL Sleigh
Max Sleigh
Abraham Rose
Kabatachnik
J. Prank
Silverstine
B. Breakstone
H. Goldelagher
Benjamin Eppstein
David Eppstein
Cleveland Docket Reports Assaults Thefts And Damages
Tomes Deonahie of Cleveland faces a police court arraignment near downtown after a midnight arrest by Patrolmen Bariue and Parry. A series of incidents include a coat tearing, threats with a water pitcher, and property damage. Patrols reported a stolen wheel and a damaged bicycle handle, with multiple suspects detained. Cigar thefts and shopfront vandalism were also noted, totaling minor losses.
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Tomes Deonahie
Cleveland
Maly
Pollee
Bariue
Parry
Talen
Strent
Jevon
Thornne Walsh
Ridgaway
Mitratnan Parry
George C Catmpbell
Fheer Coir
Svatentay
Betonne
Wae Tost
Lieein Saalth
Liele
Kayle
Moteburg
Duncan Hall
Hinata
Linden Street
Neal Ghai
Enthusiastic Moeyelat Intervenes in Courtroom Beating
An energetic exchange occurs as a defendant named Meyellae clashes with another party in a courtroom. The judge notes a bell ringing as the incident unfolds, highlighting the tense moment and authority of the courtroom.
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Uneeda
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Tony
D., L. & W. Board For Today
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western
Eeegee
Wild Cats
South
O'Malley
Hapered
Charklart
Joly
Wildcats
Soutit
Fa. Ree
Pullrie
Pushers
Sa. Heed
Hennigan
Vone Ty
Moran
Ele Tye E, Thais
Gti
Wildcats North
Mara
Wall
Mca
Mollie
Pinherty
Rei
Me Tert
Tha Im
berthi—Sjohals
south—Melane
Puller
Mosler
Momiay
Myran
M—C. Cawley
Magorem
Fitepatrick
North Scranton
Telephone Company
Gretna
Stewart
Gunnnal
Nietite
Lo Ang
Tibet
Baggagh
Bel Momettbenardin
Cmott
Evry
Muster
Eich
Villeiodegide
Wetley
Guiline
Hronanoe Stores
Tunis
Batierr
Filliow
Sid Trom
Will Tay
Tell Ranma
Chisw
Eam
W. H. Williams Hearn
Fenn Avenue
Jahi
Mason
Mason‘s
UT Mason Chemical Company
Arch
Milladelphias Pa
Maxonterai
Connolly and
Wallac
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Mien
Custom House
Connolly & Wallace
Wasuinaton ‘Avenue
Third National Bank
Scranton
United States
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William J. Peck
Howe Amt
suanTon
Ero Domaase
Aioe
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Corpal
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Pilsner
W.winth Street
Suranton, PA
Densten
Spruce St
Timpa
Scranson PA
Aly Dinevice
Senate
PDR
Troken
Moamen
California Fig, Syrup CO
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