Forest City Georgia and Savannah sightseeing through 1900s lens
Special correspondence describes Savannah as the Forest City with broad streets, parks, and a thriving harbor. It highlights Charleston to Savannah rail service, citrus and timber wealth, phosphates, and the city’s architecture, churches, schools, and electric illumination. It notes De Soto hotel as a premier tourist lodging and recalls notable visits by national figures.
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Savannah
de Soto
Forest City
Ito
Ite
Bryan
McKinley
Orient
Bay
Manila
Fpughugh Lee
Pearl
Antilles
Ceneral Otis
Philippines
Arter Tral
de Bota, Mesors
Watson
Powers
Delegates Honor Fred Dilcher At District Mine Workers Meeting
The Mietret No. 1 United Mine Workers convention in Music Hall ended with a gold badge for retiring national board member Frederick Dilcher and praise resolutions. Delegates approved semi annual district conventions, chose Wilkes-Barre for the next meeting, and discussed reducing mine output to shorten workers’ hours. The session closed with songs and a farewell in Annie Laurie and The Old Turnkey.
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Mietret No. 1
Mine Workers of America
Music Hall
Elowe
National Board
Frederick Dilcher
Annie Laurie
Irelane
Dibeher
Nicholls
William Chirles
Janes T. Kelly
Mise Deampeey
Wilkes-Barre
Danniow
Carbondale
Dunmore
Nanthooke
Bertice
James PP. Kelly
Will Matet
Fred Dilcher
Industrial worker leader delivers farewell speech at Dunmore picnic
Frederick Dilcher, soon to resign as national board member of the United Mine Workers of America, spoke at the Wahler's Grove miners picnic in Dunmore. About 1 PM he addressed a large, enthusiastic crowd and announced his departure to pursue new employment. He pledged readiness to assist miners in trouble.
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Broiler
Frederick Wileer
United Wine Workers of America
Wreh
Brother Dileher
Woah
Goa
Puller
Weing
Frederick Dilcher
The
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Plcnic
Wahler’s Grove
Dunmore
Mine Workers Leader Vows Friendly Ties and Safe Practices
The national president pledges support to the miners and stresses health safeguards and the value of conservative, careful methods in settling local disputes. He expresses lasting friendship with district men and officers and notes his intent to assist in every possible way.
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Thie
Steel rail price set for coming year at 28 a ton
Manufacturers agree on 28 dollars per ton as the selling price for steel rails for the next year with deliveries likely through May and mills kept busy. Lackawanna Steel plans to dismantle its Scranton plant and move to Buffalo, delaying output until next year. Production to be coordinated by United States Steel Corporation and several state and regional mills.
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Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Scranton
Buffalo
United Sttates Steel Corporation
Pennaylvania Steel Commis
Maryiind Steel Cam
Rans
Cambria Steel Company
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
New York Tribune
Reading Company Ties to Lackawanna Rail Venture
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad is linked to renewals and new track work by the Lackawanna Steel Company in Bethlehem. Reports say Reading sought favorable terms to invest in Lackawanna, gaining rail supply and plant expansion benefits, though details were not officially confirmed. Vice President Voorhees declined to reveal proportions of rails the Reading would receive.
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Reading Company
Voorhees
Reading
Lackawanna Company
Philadelphia
North American
Unclear OCR Listing of Names and Items for Today
A garbled OCR entry lists many scattered names, places, and items with no clear narrative. The fragment reads like a daily roster or schedule with numerous misspelled proper nouns and partial phrases, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
War meeting and mine workers event announced across towns
The article notes a Epipciad meeting in Carpenters Hall at 16 oehook tomorrow morning and a second gathering at the Glenwood mine in Mayfield. It mentions a Water thirty clearing by 11 and a Labor union event in Throng on September 7 with leaders Mitchell, Lewin, and Fahy. The old Penneyania Civil company site at Dounimere is being torn down as machinery moves to the Ice and Wyoming Villey shops.
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Carpenters
Glenwood
Mayfield
Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Lewin
John Fahy
Divivier Nao
Penneyania Civl
Dounimere
Ice and Wyoming Villey Company
Dismantling Beran Electric Light Plant Aims at Modern Suburban Network
The city pursues removal of the Beran Electric Light and Heat plant now supplying few services as the Suburban station expands and equips to form the main power hub for the allied city system. Dunmore plant remains as reserve. Linden Street plant improvements continue. extensive outside equipment upgrades include poles wire and lights with ground trimming capability.
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Tegis Hese
Weller Wat
Suburi Mia
North
Washington Averiine
Allied Cong Lee
United Bratie
Daven
Dunmore Electric Light, Heat and Power Company
Dyunmore
Hiuminating, Heat and Power Company
Linden Street Bridge
Tila Atation
Dunmore Borough
Baliirtean
Electric lights in Seranton sparks debate over height
The Seranton lighting issue centers on lamp height as workers trim and clean fixtures weekly. Opinions split: electricians say current heights provide best heat illumination, while some suggest raising or lowering lamps. General Manager Stack says the company will adjust to satisfy most if feasible.
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Manger Stack
Tribune
Fr Wheaton Named Judge for Luzerne County
Rumors from Harrisburg indicate Governor Store will appoint Frank W Wheaton of this city as a district judge for Luzerne County. Wheaton reportedly declined to discuss the likely action, while a petition among Wheaton’s friends circulates strongly.
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Harrisburg
Frank W. Wheaton
Aidiana
Lugerne
Mr. Wheaton
Joe
Mar Wheaton
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