Coal production in 1901 shows large gains despite strike
US Geological Survey reports 1901 coal output at 202,240,758 short tons valued at 348,813,831 dollars, up from 1900 by 22,958,931 tons. Anthracite in Pennsylvania rose 17 percent, aided by 1900’s strike. Illinois ranks second in bituminous output. California, Montana, New Mexico and Tennessee declined.
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Briquet production promises clean fuel from petroleum blend
The report details a new briquet process blending petroleum with chemicals to form solid fuel. It claims lighter weight, low residue, no smoke, moisture resistance, water buoyancy, and high heat output, made without heat in simple presses.
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Publicity for Cholera Infantum Cure With Chamberlain Remedy
Advocates wide use of Chamberlain's Collee Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure summer diarrhea and cholera infantum in children. Claims the medicine never fails when diluted with cold water and sweetened for pleasant administration to youngsters. Sold by all druggists.
Consolidation Aims to Dominate New Jersey Electric Railways
The article notes Camden, Trenton and the Trenton and New Brunswick railways as key links and describes an envisioned Delaware River tunnel between Philadelphia and Camden for electric lines. It discusses plans to consolidate Jersey electric lines into one company and suggests the Consolidated Traction Company of New Jersey would dominate the electric railway field once consolidation completes.
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Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Monday July 14 1902
Notice of train crew assignments for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western system. Pushers and helpers listed with times and personnel including Houter Tanmping Burkhart Costar Widner Wardell Lattimer. H Guilgon and crew to run No 66 Monday morning July.
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Steel draft fans for two Pennsylvania collieries
Lackawanna colliery at Olyphant and Northwest colliery at Carbondale will receive forced draft equipment with large steel plate fans powered by direct connected marine type engines. Andrew Carnegie medals awarded to Dr. J. A. Mathews for Carnegie research scholarship work at Columbia. six scholarships of 100 awarded this year. Prof. Joseph W. Richards discusses aluminum as electrical conductor, noting Niagara process yields half world aluminum, larger diameter needed for conductivity, weight and strength tradeoffs, and lower cost than copper.
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Good Roads League Forms in Lackawanna County
The Good Roads League of Lackawanna County lists officers and organizers led by J W Oakford as president and A J Ackerley as vice president. It outlines a constitution with membership rules, officer duties, meetings, amendments, and a two thirds vote requirement for changes.
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J. C. Bailey
W. D. Creasdale
H. E. Paine
James Holgate
H. J. Northup
George W. Beemer
T. E. Stone
G. W. Biesecker
Oscar van Buskirk
van Buskirk
Charles H. Biesecker
van Sickle
W. C. Hall
A. I. Ackerley
Ashley Rought
B. F. Ackerley
A. J. Thompson
John Butterfield
S.A. Whitney
George Champlin
Frace
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T. &. Parker
B. Jones
John P. Butler
Ward B. Parker
T. E. Schillings
Edward H. Davis
J. H. Rittenhouse
H. L. Taylor
J. C. Morris
Wallace G. Moser
A. Jones
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W. L. Hill
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Blue Stars Seek Week-Long Game With Hid Lok Team
The Blue Stars request a game with Hid Lok's squad at any point next week. Tribune records show Charles Joseph listed as manager.
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Markets Section Transit of Quotations In Tribune Ad
The Markets column presents quotations furnished by alahy & Freese Co. and D Runyon. The short note references building activity and market updates as recorded by the Tribune.
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Scranton Exchange Quotations For Fresh Produce
Scranton Board of Trade quotations list prices for flour at 4.40 per unit and fresh creamery cheeses. It notes marrow beans at 2.05 to 2.49 per bushel, green peas at 2.25 per bushel, onions at 2.00 per lag, and new potatoes at 2.75 per barrel with corrections by H. G. Dile of Lackawanna Avenue.
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One Day Spell Costs in Breadstuffs Trade Decline
The Treasury Bureau of Statistics reports preliminary figures showing breadstuffs exports dropped after the 1901 drought. Corn exports at major ports fell to about 20 million bushels in the year ending June 1902 from 176 million the prior year, with values dropping from roughly 82 million to and total corn-related export losses near 37 million. Oats and oatmeal also declined sharply, with oats down from 37 million to 10 million bushels and oatmeal value shrinking to about 4 million.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as cure all
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It states the medicine is taken internally and tested by physicians, offering 100 dollars to any case it cannot cure. The notice includes testimonials and mentions druggists selling Hall's Family Pills.
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Decline in U S Exports Due to Drought in 1901 02
The bureau of statistics estimates major export losses in 1901 02 from corn and cornmeal oats and oatmeal beef cattle and beef products cotton and iron and steel with total declines around 130 million dollars in four key items though overall exports fall about 90 million. The drought disrupted grain feed and prices while domestic demand affected iron and steel.
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