Pleasant Elks banquet highlights labor unity and arbitration
Members of the Mason Contractors association and the Journeymen Bricklayers union gathered at the Elks hall on Franklin Avenue for a banquet. Contractors Conrad Schroeder and William Perry spoke as toastmaster and chair, praising arbitration, the two-year contract, and collaboration to avert strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Contractors’ Association
Journeymen Brick- Sngers’ Union
Elks' Hall
Tranklin Avenue
Conrad Schroeder
Ks, Williams
John Collren
Mathias Stipp
Harry BR. Aykes
Herman Woolkers
John Sykes
Peter Stipp
M. J. Ruddy
Henry Bellman
B. F. Laudig
Bricklayers’ Union
Scranton
Michael Nolan
Frank C. Schroeder
Arthur Johnson
William Perry
Weah Hinger
M. L. Thiebler
Charles Softley
Jed B. Sykes
John L. Bauman
Johln Lonsdorf
Thomas Moran
Gus Ce Noll
Tom Shiffer
P. Od. Loftus
Gomery Reese
T. Siedler
Murrey Cale
M. McDonough
W. Kraelick
William Harley
Frank Briggs
James Shiffer
Toward Softley
Willlaa Lewis
John Trawks
Prank Palt
Adam Schroeder
Charles Palt
C. Wells
F. Kraelick
Thomas Gemmell
Joseph Teller
Tra Newton
Te J. Morris
John Tanks
Lackawanna Avenue
Deedee
Shecklaver Groner P. Reese
John Colligan
Brickhiyers’ Union
Jourmeyanen Brickliners
Ele
Ciamer P. Reese
John Lonsders
Red i. Sykes
Beneft
Thomas Cremmell
Kraclck
Terman Woelkers
Coand
Truilders
Samuel ©. Wells
Velock
Edward Softley
Edison
Bricklayers Hold Annual Banquet With Song
Bricklayer John Hawks performed a solo titled The Bricklayer and William Perry led the union chorus. The gathering agreed the event would be annual and the group closed with Auld Lang Syne and America before ad journing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawks
William Perry
Union
America
Mine Inspector G M Williams to resign for Kingston Coal post
The Tribune reports Mine Inspector G M Williams of the Fourth Anthracite district will resign to become general manager of the Kingston Coal Company. Williams was born August 14 1841 in Breconshire Wales and began mining in 1859, later serving as mine inspector beginning 1880 and residing in Wilkes-Barre.
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Tribune
G. M. Williams
Stone
Mr Willams
Yetradeyniaig
Breconshire
South Wales
Morgan
Margaret Williams
Jeonesville
Minhervale
Scranton
Oxford and Bellevue Callieries
Delaware, Tankawatna and Western Railroad Company
Hoyt
Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Trolley Strike Ends With Restored Operations
Local transit company officials announced the trolley strike began Tuesday and has ended with crews back at work. Many strikers were dismissed and others secured new placements while a unit of guards and sworn foremen maintained order and no disturbances occurred during service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid ‘Transit
Jaboervers
Nine Hour Day Strike Quiet with Desolate Headquarters
No developments occurred yesterday as the nine hour day strike carried on without a meeting. The strikers headquarters were deserted most of the day while machinists printed circulars to send to Hoboken. A Federal Labor union meeting is slated for 10 o clock this morning in Economy Hall to conduct business related to imports.
D L W Board Make-Up for Today
The D L W board for today includes Sematon dine THURSDAY, HUNK Wild Vate East-68 ppm and many cryptic items. names such as Wild Cats Bush Gilligan Mosinegs Salim and Wallets appear among a long list of stations and persons. The text reads as a garbled roster with times like 6 pom 7 Th Thy east flout and references to Cayuga Mebane and Thompaca, ending with fragmented notes about meetings and departures.
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East
Bush
Wild Cats
Sam
Gilligan
Gam
Salim
Po Wallets
Nike
Batuimer
Peter
Ty's Crows
Myon Hontiasan Bam
H. Bartholomew
A. Careigeg
Fo McAllisters
Cayuga
Mebane
Thompaca
Pallers
BP. KR
Mishera
Merny
Taupin
AL Widener
Highness
Goffey
P.m
Stanton
Top
McDivert
Wild Guts
Bob. Chifly
A. m
Folin Maxtor
Tam Ah
Aim
Workhart
Dopo
Kingale
Poe
McCarthy
My Famed
Gopi Ad Ta Howes
Mahle Arrested on Fraud Charges in Wilkes-Barre
Deputy J W Snyder arrested George P L Mahle in Wilkes-Barre on a warrant for using the mails for fraudulent purposes. Mahle, bound over in $1,000 bail, had recently left the Western penitentiary after a sixteen month sentence for a similar offense. He operated by writing large liquor houses in the eastern states and sending offers of exchanging merchandise for produce, with checks later found worthless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Snyder
Ja Sporlank
Yasterdiay
George PL Mahle
Wilkes-larre
Hahn
Mahle
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny
Alsc
Wilkes-Barne
Wilkes-Barre
Luserne
Public Safety Director grilled over contracts to highest bidders
City council forms a three member committee to investigate Controller Howell and the director of public safety for awarding a fire engine and hose contracts to the highest bidders. The panel will examine unexpended balances and disputed warrants while officials read communications on deficiencies and warrants.
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Director of Public Safety
Select Council
Howell
Emunell
Ser
Moly
Chittenden
Wornger
Cornelle
Connell
Tirce
Counelimante Riecalution
Tink Matta
Chattman Chittenden
Messrs
Vourhan
Clemons
Oliver
Bamboo Porch Shades Offered At Low Prices
Merchants rely on buyer demand for value and here prices make shade purchases feel like found money. Outside Mears Building, Foote Fuller Co.
Railroad Time Tables Dec 2 1990 Scranton schedules
In effect December 2 1990 timetable details South Leave Scranton for New York Philadelphia Stroudsburg and Oswego with multiple daily departures and arrivals. Includes milk and Sunday trains, various connections to Buffalo Utica Kingston Plymouth and Kingston with arrival times at Hoboken Scranton and Northumberland.
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Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Stroudsburg
Hoboken
Buffalo
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Montrose
Nicholson
Binghamton
Fran Nicholson
Monteose
Bloomshure
Northumberland
Plymouth
Kingston
Hvac m
Miymouth
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetables and Connections
Timetables show trains from Wilkes Barre to New York Newark Philadelphia and beyond. Through tickets to all points east and south at lowest rates. Contact General Manager COMCALAT and Superintendent J H Olhauses for details.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
Liberty Street
South Ferry
Scranton
Newark
Hilvabeth
Philadelpha
Kustom
Bethlehem
Allentown
Miah Chink
White Thaven
Rave Express
Wml
Wilkes Marre
Baltimore
Washington
Siu
Weel
Beng Ininch
Oceam Grove
Steading
Lebanon
Morrisburg
Sunlys
Train fare rates to cities and connections listed
The notice lists rail fare and schedule details for connections to Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany Honesdale and northward routes. It provides times such as 110 p.m. and 4.00 a.m. with quoted low rates to all points in the United States and Canada. Names included are Bundick Cross and Scranton.
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Delaware
Hudzon
Earsus
Carbondale
Monesdale
Wilkes Barre
Mij
Pennsylvania
Top
Albany
North
Albury
Honesdale
United States
Canada
Bundick, GP
N.Y
W. Cross
DP. Oal
Scrinton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Promotes Mountain Region Routes
Train departures to Philadelphia New York and through services via TD IT RS and Dow Rook. Includes Pullman cars Lehigh Valley parlor and sleeping cars on all trains between Wilkes Barre and New York Buffalo Chicago and west. Executives Wilbur Cortland Street and Dr. Lee announce ticket offices and Pullman reservations at Scranton and South Bethlehem.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Efeet
Seewitens
Philadelphia
New York
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
RL RR
Pimenid
Expines
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Iuswaeton Bridge
Rollin
Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles
Lee
Nosnemacher
South Pethlehem
Erie Railroad Time Table From Scranton to Wyoming Division
The Erie Railroad Wyoming Division timetable effective Sept 17 shows trains to Wavley and local points with connections at Wavley for New York and intermediate points. Departures from Scranton are at 7.08 a.m. and 2.25 p.m. Arrival times at Scranton are 9.00 a.m. and 0.10 p.m.
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Erie Railroad
Wyoming
Eifect
Dan
Vawley
New Yark
Newburg
Scranton
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News OF the Labor World
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Rapid Transit Railway Company
D. L. & W. Board
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Sematon
Dine 7
Hrakeman Mo Coeter
Heokoman
Martin Stanton
Py Gilligan
Rey Kenin
Maroney
Cudh
Wormler
Vaughan
Bin
Owas
Mer Tintin
W. Je. Alten
Imienuw of Health
Mberrvimian
Gig
Broadway
Movincourt
Pdurth Avenue
Wis
Tn Donohue & OF
Bayle
Diy
Costrove
City Sa Jiector
Watson
Mole
Melvin
Sprine Street
Brankili Uel Teineens
Solmeiflor
Erik
Broek Street
Oley
Taylor Avenue
Mullery
Vinceliots
Vonglan
Merriman
Lehmeider-Tranterring
Railroad Alley
Lackawinna Avenue
Director of Public Works
Carbon
Penn Avenue
Lackawanna River
Scranton Tins and Water Company
Alder Street
Peng Avenue
Laweh Street
Millin
City Enginees
She
Teal Lane
Spruce Street
Scranton, PA
Laplin 4 Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co.’s Exrettives
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Pennsylvania Railroa
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
J.B. Watchinson
Gen. Mer
J. B. Wood
Gen. Pass
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Haneon
Sunda
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Welkom
Washington Ave
Jacobs & Fasold
Washington Avenue
Court House
Pilsner
Ninth Street
California Fig Syrup CO. F
G.f.theel
Suegort Lmsdens
Mhenaes
Germany
Olling Avery Medical & Alcetrical
Third National Bank
INGS
Connett
Henry Benin, Jr
Wwe
H. Peck
Henry Belin, JR
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Hepatic Chemical Company
Toom
Conewell Building
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Cyiee Eee
Jolin Smith ON
Woo, Meliligas
Pittston
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
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