Live News of the Industrial World: grain elevator mill and railroad crews
A plan to erect a large grain elevator and mill on Providence Road is announced. At a Delaware and Hudson meeting a committee was formed to meet Superintendent Rose. The document lists boat, train, and crew assignments for July and notes various shifts, workers, and itineraries for Wilder and Summit operations, with several named crews and times.
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Providence Road
Delaware and Hudson
Rose
BH. Robinson’s Sons
Lackawanna Mill and Elevator Company Planned
A grain elevator with 1000 bushels capacity and a grist mill are being erected at the southeast corner of Providence road and the road to the Diamond mines. Henry Montgomery and B. I. Ryley from Buffalo back the venture, which will employ thirty men. The building measures 173 feet by 67 feet by 7 feet high and follows the Lackawanna Draught line into the Diamond mines.
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Providence Road
Henry Montgomery
Dockweh Pia
Bt. IV Ryley
Luffalo
Lackawanna Mill
Fle- Vator Company
Lackawanna
Meeting at North Berminton mine workers lodge grievances
A Saturday night meeting at North Berminton gathered men and boys from the Delaware and Hudson collieries in North Scranton and Olyphant. Committees were appointed to meet Superintendent C. C. Jose to present their grievances. The session was presided over by T. D. Nicholls, president of the District mine workers’ union.
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North Berminton
Delaware and Hudson
North Scranton
Olyphant
C. C. Jose
T. D. Nicholls
Local Industry Updates and Safety Improvements
The Mt Meas ant mines refuse will be washed back into oil workings under Fuller Coal plan. Saturday half holiday observed by workers at Dickson Manufacturing and Finch Manufacturing. Beranton Railway to equip all double tracked cars with air brake system. Six new vestibuled cars expected from Brill Co. A new reservoir installed between engine and coaling rooms at EB Robinsons brewery for water return to bollery tanks.
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Mt. Measant
Fuller Coal Company
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Finch Manufacturing Company
Washburn-Drinker Street
Beranton Railway Company
Brill & Co
Eb, Robinson's Sons’ Brewery
Reservoir System To Cut Water Rates In City Plant
A reservoir and cooling setup featuring a six foot diameter fin and a six foot stack twenty feet high will be operated by a two horse power engine in the coil blast room. The system is designed to reduce city water rates.
Drummer Evangelist Williams Announces Abolition Lectures
Rev W N Williams reports multiple Anti-Saloon League meetings across Green Ridge Olyphant Blakely and more with topics Breaking Home Ties and The Last Romp With the Tiger and a travel list of July August September dates across churches including Zion Welsh Moorhead and Maplewood Evangelical churches and towns in the region.
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W. N. Williams
Zion Evangelical Church
Green Ridge
Maplewood
Walted
Presbyterian Church
White Mills
Union Church
Primitive Methodist Church
Avgorn
Waverly
Methodist Episcopal Church
TAO P.m. Union Meeting
Dalton
Baptist Church
Honesdale
Howard Imace African Méthodtat Episcopal Church
Beranton
Sumner Avenue
Pregbyterian Church
Hyde Park
Dickton Street
Paptst
Myde Park
Mampton Street
Obituary notices reflect long public service and family losses
Obituary notices document John La Tevet of Metoon, who died after a paralytic stroke, with notes of his public service in the Third District legislature, roles as station agent and wire chief, and family survivors. Other notices honor several local residents, detailing deaths, funeral plans, and familial relations, including Anna Jenkins and Mrs. Corrie Gramia, with references to their ages and surviving relatives.
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Mon
John 8
la Tevet
Metoon
Mgion
Lie Mellin
Albert Jol
J. Falwy
Anlothyr
Wis Fownhii
Misdelth
Mose
Nowaa
New York City
Peb. &T
Vos
Parla
Covington Township
Covington Township and Inone Hile Family Thither, Phydevesend
la Touche
Moccow
Academy
Stroudsburg
Sie
Springs Brook
Pitteton
Raston
Delaware, Lockawanna and Weslern
Moscow
du Touche
Mee Lewne Lo Lyrewen
Units Move Toward Fort Busking on New York Central
New York dispatch notes Companies ff and I of the Eighth Infantry marching from McLean Wile toward Fort Busking along the New York Central railroad. They await the other eight companies trekking north on a separate route. once gathered, recruitment will begin to fill the unit.
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New York
Eighth Infantry
McClean
Fort Bueking
New York Central
Segient
Ching
Pittsburg Judge Fraser and Archbald Clash Over City Officer Removal
Pittsburg Judge Fraser writes an opinion in a McKeesport case that sharply opposes Judge Archbald. The article notes Fraser’s view on police officer removals in third class cities, and the potential impact on Scranton and Harrisburg cases, with Mayor Moir and City Solicitor Vosburg weighing in.
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Fraser
Allegheny County
McKeesport
Archhbald
Vosburg
Judes R. S. Praser
Aoenge
Saul
Scranton
H.W. Archbald
Wesbure
Pittsburg
Moir
Voneburg
Archbald
Clty Bollellor Vouburg
Haviog
Spellman and Jones
Common Pleas
Constitutional Clause Cited On Police Appointment Power
The text notes Mayors appoint police with council approval and vacancies filled by the same process. It cites a constitution clause that officers “may be removed at the pleasure of the power by which they shall have been appointed.”
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Fracer
Dr Marcy Dies Sudden in Dunmore at 45
Dr William L Marey of 115 Cherry Street Dunmore died suddenly of heart disease last night at 12:45. He had felt heat illness Monday and stayed home till yesterday. Survived by wife, son Dr O J Marey of Scranton, and daughter Mrs H B Ely of Lake Ariel. Born Pittston July 4, 1890, he practiced medicine forty years in Wayne and Lackawanna counties. Funeral Tuesday with interment in Canton.
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William L. Mares
Cherry Street
Dunmore
Snyder
Man Held on Felonious Wounding Charge After Green Ridge Shooting
Tony Curoso of Green Ridge shot James Caffrey last Saturday morning as Inter was between rooms in Raymond al Wey. Caffrey is resting at Lackawanna Hospital. Alderman Howe set bail at $50. Caffrey’s group allegedly tried to break into Curoso’s door. Curoso says he fired only after warning.
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Tony Curoso
James Caffrey
Green Ridge
Inter
Raymond al Wey
Alderman Howe
Caffrey
Lackawanna Hospital
Chisco
Strike Settled After Stone Cutters Agreement Reached
Chicago July 62 After extensive negotiations thirty contracters nine of whom were members of the Building Contractor council joined the Stone Cutters union in a new time work accord. An arbitration committee will settle disputes while strikes are now limited until the committee fails to agree. The union had voted to end the strike after this pact.
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Cchicago
Memilhe Af Fllenes
Fietibir
Counett
They Nf
Af Tech
Wiinees Agenia
Tne
Haa
Crowd Packs New York Park For Summer Meet
A large crowd gathered in New York as a five event program unfolded. Pink Keatier won the main race while several riders including Frank Kramer and Tom Cooper competed amid mishaps and injuries during the day’s events at the Vaile venue.
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New York
Jim Vailever
Neo
Pink Keatier
Wal Bute
Eee
Duewwon
BLF
Mel Vitlon
Orlane Stevens
East Orange
Hie
Mgr
Michwets
Tom Cooper
Detroit
Rede Hha
Chieper
Sieveta
Meeting notes of the Christian Missionary Alliance
A July meeting of the Christian Missionary Alliance discussed foreign talolsations and purposes of mission work. Officials outlined plans and outlined duties for attendees, with emphasis on collaboration and outreach.
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Eveland
The
Christian Missionary Alliance Folley
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