Anthracite Operators Preview June Letter on Market Outlook
The June Letter from the Anthracite Coal Operators' Association discusses the Delaware Valley and Kingston railroad, court appeals delaying construction, and the impact on freight, prices, and competition. It forecasts steady prices with Western shipments easing and emphasizes a two-month period critical for tonnage, pricing, and market balance amidst new contracts and potential rate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association
Delaware Valley and Kingston Railroad
Delaware Valley
Kinewton
State Railfoad Commission
Eranting
Charter
Onitario and Western
Tidewater
Jane
Juno Letter
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board for Today
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today lists the current schedule and decisions affecting operations and management. Details are limited in the provided fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
June 1 timetable notices for Wilt Cats and partners
Tuesday schedules list morning routes for Wilt Cats Bouth and other lines with drivers and stops. Notices include engine transfer to Washington for passenger service and a change to Pick-up South departure time starting Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Cats
Eee
F. Stevens
J. FP. Stevens
Teatferty
C. Bartholomew
Fa. Im
MH. McCann
A. Bartholomew
G. M. Wallace
Wall
W. DP. Warfel
Wleist Noah Scranson
Washington
Pasion Servicws
Setunten
Dela ware Lackawanna station offices move gains new floors
General Superintendent F E G Russell Chief Clerk Reichert and staff relocate to Lackawanna station quarters after Daly and Casey vacate their offices. Men lay a new hard wood floor in the main hall and work continues in the ladies waiting room. Rooms are fully equipped with favorable rates for department chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
F E. G. Russell
Reichert
Lackawanna Station
Daly
Casey
Car
Italian boy killed in yard accident at Scranton street
Raphael Valentino an 18 year old Italian lad employed in the Carlucci stone yard was instantly killed while measuring stones. A pile toppled burying him and breaking his back. His body was taken to his home in Dunmore. He leaves a mother and four sisters. Work at the yard was halted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Valentino
Carlucci
Scranton Street
Nicholas Carlyced
Valentino
Dunmore
Wrymbla
Stone Yard
Universalist State Convention Opens in Towanda
Pennsylvania Universalist churches begin their state convention in Towanda today and continue tomorrow and Thursday. On Thursday the Young People's Christian Union will hold a grand rally in Towanda. Many Scranton residents travel to the event including Rev. Dr. Beardaley F. K. Loomis Prof. J. T. Richards Prof. A. J. Donley Mrs. A. B. Nichole Mrs. Arthur B. Loomie and William Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Pennsylvania
Towanda
Young People's Christian Union Societies
Kindergarten Picnic Funds and Treasurer Report
Sevent h year of the kindergarten notes a successful annual picnic funded by a generous gift from Mr. Fuller. The treasurer Mrs L Fuller presents the year ending June 1000 accounts, detailing receipts from entertainment Windergerton contributions and discounts at First National Bank, followed by corresponding expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
L. Fuller
Holland
Dell Show
Windergerton
First National
Central School
Covenes
Central Pelool
Fireon Ridge Flats
Providence Selool
Underwood
Mins Clark
CSCC
OSCR
Plano
Walt
Kindergarten funding ties city aid to association support
A Dunmore era meeting discusses Free Kindergarten association funding two city-supported institutions while the association funds two. Rev. W F Gibbons calls for practical, inclusive early education for working and poor families. Officers and committees are elected as part of the annual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Kindergarten Association
W. F. Gibbons
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
C. S. Weston
A. D. Holland
Alfred Hand
Holland
G. Courren
J. Ren
Dimmick
Thomas Dickson
Mra
William Matthews
W. M. Marple
BL. Puller
B. A. Fipple
H. M. Bates
C. & Weston
James Archbald
E. L. Fuller
A. Price
C.D. Simpson
Mies
Ellantieth Howell
L. BF. Powell
W. W. Scranton
Benj. Mimick
W. F. Hallstead
T. H. Watkins
J. W. Howarth
H. A. Knapp
R. A. Stiles
William Connell
C. Ta Frey
EN. Willard
Blackinton
F. H. Jermyn
BE. H. Ripple
W. H. Taylor
J. Ben
C. D. Jones
John Foil
J. A. Robertson
W. H. Pierce
W. HH. Storrs
James McLeod
D. D
N. A. Warren
J. Benj. Dimmick
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Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
South
Carmody
North
Frowntellen
McLane
TL A
Rthh
Nichols
Finnerty
Puller
A. Mal. Mosier
Pussens
Houter
Coelen
T. Doodleun
Ooomt
Fitapatrick
Joln Galigan
Boy
State Convention
The
Universalists of
Seneca
Rindergarton
Hood’s
Connolly and Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Belfast
Price
Scranton
Val
Platt
Venice
Nottingham
Revere
Maslin Underwear
Connolly & Wallace
Continents
Washington, D.C
Warner
Wwe
Sam
Marie L. Anderson
13Th Street
Marie T., Anderson
Norke
Los Angeles
Cal
Detter
Busines
GUNSTER_& FORSYTH
L Rowisons Son
Pilsner
Biodices
Densten
Spruce Street
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
United States
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Scranton, PA
Laplin
Rand Powder Co.'s
Repauno Chemical Co
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