Live News of the Industrial World Hoboken Strike Tensions
Bricklayers and carpenters at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western shops in Hoboken refuse to work on nonunion jobs while other contractors accept strikers demands. The strike leadership and union exchange officials stay firm as talks continue with a traffic manager secured and multiple contractors switching work. Meetings set for union locals and the Building Trades Council outline ongoing actions.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Hoboken
Moen
Delaware, Lakawanna and Western Company
Builders’ Exchange
Santer Brothers
Edwaye Willums
LaPlane
Neward
Biulldere
FL Landie
Temmin
Exchange
Building Trades’ Councc
Hemilquarters
Lackawanna Ayenie
Bulling Trades’ Helpers
Cassesse's
Lackawanna Avenue
TheBuilding Trades’ Council
Carpenters’ Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Transformation of Delaware Lackawanna engine 241 to No 020
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western engine formerly No 241 reappears as No 020 with a dark patent finish and gilt numbers on the headlight and cab. New crew members Jerry Moleck and Cal Nevant prepare the engine for its first run under the new high pressure classification, signaling a striking upgrade in appearance and performance.
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Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Jerry Moleck
Cal Nevant
Dave
Tuomas
Strike at Melaware Lackawanna and Westerns yard
Workers at Hoboken port shovelet lines went on strike with several laid off and others quitting on the spot. Company officials say the move will not cause great inconvenience but fear possible further consequences.
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Melaware, Lackawanna and Westerns Company
Hoboken
Ontario and Western joins Keyser Valley branch line
The Ontario and Western Railroad announced yesterday it connected its Keyser Valley branch, linking the two portions of the line and expanding service. This marks a significant expansion for the company and improves rail access in the region.
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Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Keyser Valley
The Weak Spot and the Golden Medical Discovery
A reflective essay argues everyone has a weak spot that disease targets. It cites Mrs. Elbe Bacon’s endorsement of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, claiming it restored her stomach and liver function after years of treatment and enabled renewed eating and work within two months.
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Pierce
el BE. Bacon
Shutesury
Franklin Co
R. ¥. Pierce
Buffalo
Crossing West Market Street Completed by City Order
Mayor Moir signed a resolution granting the company permission to cross West Market Street delayed by city interference. Workers laid the last spike early yesterday and gates will be erected with a watchman from sunrise to sunset, or overnight if trains run at night.
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West Market Street
Moir
Laborers Quit Work at Delaware Lackawanna Car Shops
Fifteen workers at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western car shops walked out yesterday morning for three hours demanding higher wages. After a conference with Master Car Builder Canfield the men returned to their posts. The shops operated one hour of overtime yesterday and will again today due to a heavy workload.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Cop Shops
Canfield
Longtime Hyde Park foreman Edward E. Thomas resigns
Edward E. Thomas, foreman at Hyde Park colliery of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, resigns effective next Saturday. George Watking, ex weighmaster at the Dodge, to succeed him. Thomas leaves after 36 years as foreman and about 30 years at the Dodge, a Hyde Park resident whose wife recently passed.
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Edward E. Thomas
Hyde Park
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
George Watking
Dodge
Thomas
Doda
Academy Street
Caldwell resigns as Western Passenger Association chair
TF Caldwell tendered his resignation at a meeting to accept the post of general traffic manager for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad, ending his tenure as chairman of the Western Passenger association.
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TF. Caldwell
Western Passenger Association
Dowe Appointed Superintendent of Alleghany Division
George W. Dowe, superintendent of the Jefferson Weanch of the Erie, is named superintendent of the Alleghany division of the ante road. F. W. Hibbits of Port Jervis will succeed him, with W. F. Hallatead as General Manager and John W. Fitsgibbon as Superintendent of Motive Power. E. E. Loomis will head the coal and real estate department, arriving June 1. Temple Tron Co awards William J. Davis contract to remove old cribbing at Babylon colliery No 2 shaft, Duryea, replacing with new material. work to be completed July 1.
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Ceorge W. Dowe
Jefferson Weanch
Erie
Alleehany
Ante Road
F. W. Hibbits
Port Jervis
W. F. Hallatead
John W. Fitsgibbon
E. E. Loomis
Coal and
W. R. Storrs
Temple Tron Company
William J. Davis
Babylon
Duryea
George Wahl Fined As Jury Impasse Delays Trial
George Wahl editor and juror was fined one day’s wages by Judge Archbald after failing to answer when his name was called, blocking the Lizzie Everhart versus Welnds trespass case from moving forward. Other trials continued, including Clark versus Kelly, Waterfield v City of Carbondale with a $160 verdict for the plaintiff, and Gibson v Fitzsimmons with a jury verdict reached after adjournment.
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George Wahl
Common Pleas Court
Wahl
Archimld
Lizzie Everhart
John Welnds
Miler F. Clark
John J. Kelly
Edwards
Superior Court
John Waterfield
City of
Carbondale
Bridget Sullivan
Margaret Kennedy
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Judie Archbald
Kennedy
Tt. H. Fish
Ira Bennett & Co. Limited
Bert W. Gibson
Patrick Fitzsimmons
Archbald
Gibson
Fitzsimmons
The Like Shore Offers Stopovers at Niagara Falls for Ten Days
The Like Shore line allows westbound and east north line passengers with first class tickets from Syracuse area to Dunkirk and points west to stop over at Niagara Falls for up to ten days. The focal agent at your depot will provide full particulars.
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Syracuse
Dunkirk
Niagara Falls
Ite
The Election Contest Witnesses Heard Yesterday
A list of witnesses examined in the Langstalft Kelly election contest is provided. Names include Scott township figures such as F. L. Wetherby and C. Grosvenor, and Benton and Madison township participants like C. M. Cook, W. Colvin, and George Dewitt. The compilation covers multiple townships and numerous individuals.
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Scott Township
F. L. Wetherby
C. M. Grosvenor
H. M. Emerson
B. L. Berry
C. HW. Jordan
James GB. Arnold
D. J. Willams
Preston F. Brown
Westcott Stone
Chester B. Cook
N. B. Robinson
A. FB. Grosvenor
F. B. Grosvenor
J. L. Jordan
L. 8
Grosvenor
J. W. Taylor
Benton
C. M. Cook
J. W. Harris
JL. Jordan
Melvin Clark
William Keator
KE. OM. Warren
W. A. Colvin
J. B. Colvin
J. J. Mollinex
J. A. Warren
W. R. Delavan
A. J. Capwell
Madison Township
George Dewitt
A. J. Decker
Charles Evans
Daniel Evans
Eugene Nook
Chauncy Naok
Hinkely
Thomas EB. Williams
Greenfeld
William M. Barker
Linen Duck Pique Covert Skirts Hold Demand Lead
The item line shows Linen Duck Pique coats and covert skirts leading current demand. Buyers favor these fabric styles in the present market with steady interest and durable fashion appeal.
Court House News Notes
Judgment entered yesterday for want of appearance against William Ferry garnishee in Green Ridge Lumber vs Richard Latchman. Justice Sterrett received Beranton Gas and Water vs Northern Coal and Tron opinion. Rules granted to show cause to strike off rules in city cases against David W Williams Mrs Mary Moore and John A Collings estate. Commonwealth v P Dennis defendant posted $500 bail with Anthony Galovits as bondsman. J Wasesti bail $200 with Ignats Goodman as bondsman for large pretenses.
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William Ferry
Green Ridge Lumber Company
Richard Latchman
Justice Sterrett
Beranton Gas and Water Company
Northern Coal and Tron Company
Copeland
David W. Williams
Mary Moore
John A. Collings
Commonwealth
P. Dennis
Anthony Galovits
J. Wasesti
Ignats Goodman
See Niagara Falls Free
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Hallway arranged free eastbound travel for Dundirk bound riders without extra fare, while westbound passengers were affected. The plan aimed to facilitate travel to Niagara Falls with no added charges.
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Lake Shore & Michigan
Dundirk
West
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