Industrial and Labor: Steel and Iron Production in Half 1901
A 1901 manufacturing report shows total iron production in the first half of 1901 at 7,461,?000 tons, with declines expected in the second half. Pig iron and basic pig iron output are detailed, alongside charcoal pig iron, spheroidal alloys, and regional production data across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Colorado. Stocks of pig iron and ore holdings are listed with figures through June 1901 and prior years.
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United States
Ulineis
Colorado
Dee
Banjo Signal Rules For Train Movements Described
The article outlines telegraph operator duties at a station guiding westbound and eastbound passenger trains. It states the westbound train must encounter a signal set to caution and lowered after departure until the train clears the station, with penalties for failure to set or observe signals under railway rules.
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Finle No. Os
Tralin
Delays Hit Railroad Equipment and Lumber Acquisitions
The Lacka wind Bellroad company faces widespread delays in acquiring critical lumber and equipment. Proposed passenger and freight stations at Moscow and related expansions are stalled, with multiple lines and divisions reporting postponed construction and delayed deliveries.
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Lackawind
Bellroad
Alta
Unclear OCR Fragment—Names and Places Amid Jumbled Text
Readable parts mention various people and places in a garbled, multi-entity OCR pass. No coherent event or outcome emerges, making it a fragmented item with scattered proper nouns and partial place names.
Disorderly conduct and weapon charges filed in magistrate court
Warrant proceedings targeted Mary Geraler accused of disorderly conduct and issuing threats. Charles Hutchings, arrested for flourishing a revolver, faced fines as magistrate Howe commented on the deputy hire. Henry Hart jailed for assault and battery after a dispute with Mary Hart. John Ernet repaid borrowed money after a failed fraud charge, settling before Howe.
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Elizabeth Golbricei
Wyoming Avenue
Howe
Mary
Thal Ask
Charles Hutching
Lackswanna Avenue
Waa
Hutchings
Tachaswanna
Mary Hart
Henry Hart
Woeweehe
Henry
Paul Dominick
Johnson
John Ernet
Ernet
Camp Magee Workers Fail to Bridge Rift at Parade
At Perkasie Camp Robert the two generals General Miller and General Gobin avoided direct contact amid rule debates. Governor Stone rode with the party as drills and inspections dominated the day, while army officials reviewed brigades and discussed expected rifle matches at Mount Gretna range.
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Stone
Miller
Gobin
Filett
Senate
Giobin
Platt
General Miller
Gleneral Miller
Stewart
Tess
Fay & Ovlock
Mahir
Henenal
Charles Miller
National Guard
Ponneysvatin
Bie
Robert
Perkasie
Slone
Cobin
Chavernar
Thittecoth
Croneral Chebin
Camp Eobert
Philadelphia
Telegan
Civalry
Honwer
Batwry
T. £. Stewart
Hieneral Miller
W. BR
Millue
Rnine
Gabin
Rillett
Aelock
Eignteenth
Pourteenty
Striday
Vieneral Stewart
Tribune
Fpiret
Camp Egbert
Harry Wrexter
Shirt Waist Trade Boosts Prices For Quick Sale
Advertisers push deep discounts on shirt waists and accessories. Sale items include gingham and solid color shirt waists in blue lavender pink with prices lowered to around 1.25 and 1.54, plus higher priced waists reduced accordingly. Local vendors Lin or Bennett advertise assorted hats and fabrics as part of the sale.
Notes of the Encampment Report
Fragmentary report from a regiment encampment describing personnel, duties, and activities. Mentions Captain Foote and sergeants Cleary Bailey and Aller, private George Warnhall, and various companies. Notes on meals, equipment, and a band performance before General Gobin.
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Konjoant
Theodore Wandling
Foote
Cleary
Rhenehord
Sereeant Bailey
Huta Pitowes
Beaton
George Warnhall
Bardhungelev
Fibte Veeco
Vivre
Giyenore
Connell
Siapion
Wilien
Kambeck
Wheelani
Col Watrey
Lowe
Howe
Mrgade
Gobin
Wright
Atherton
Watres
Heigade Headquartina
Philadelphia
Philippines
Mariella
Tuis
Khuki
Pate
Ouenpany
de Lampe Bing
Mae Ae Penal
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Table Updates
Trains from Scranton to New York Newark Philadelphia Bethlehem Allentown and beyond list morning and afternoon departures with Sundays varying times. Connections available to Baltimore Washington Long Branch Reading Wilkes Barre and Pattaville. Lowest through coach and ticket rates at the station. CM Bart Genl Mass At 4.1 Olaases Gen Supe
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
Voot of Liberty Artest
K.P
Seth Perry
Scranton
Newark
Eilzabeth
Philadelphia
Eagton
Beethlehem
Allentown
Maneh Chink
White Haven
Pittston
Wilkes Aare
Alwiatown
Yor Pattaville
Mountain Park
CM. Bart
Gon
Mass
Olaasses
Trains Schedule in Effect June 2 1901 Scranton Route
Schedule lists weekday departures from Scranton including a morning through train from Wilkes-Barre with Pullman car to Philadelphia via Pottsville and connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and the West. Additional midday and evening trains serve Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and the West along with Hazleton and Harrisburg routes.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hachinson
Gon Merdo
WED
Het
Ieee
Act
Veal lew Wavelet Leitewnitiate
The article fragment mentions New York and various names in a garbled fog of OCR text. It references public notices and dates with unclear details and many partial terms, suggesting a damaged listing or legal notice item without coherent events.
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New York
Veale New
Saeed Tae
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