Electric City Machinists Expel Members During Labor Meeting
Last night Electric City Lodge of Machinists expelled certain workers for returning to jobs at the American Locomotive company plants. A special meeting is called for this afternoon to discuss the situation as rumors swirl about resignations, with company reps to be met.
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Electric City Lodge of Machinists
Canfield
A. Fm. Fletcher
Dickson Comppany
Allis-Chalmers Company
Chicago
Penn
Convention of Master Car Builders Ends in Saratoga
The master car builders convention concluded in Saratoga with a large delegate turnout and broad satisfaction. Delegates praised the session as one of the most enjoyable and businesslike in its thirty five year history, with next year’s meeting likely to return to Saratoga.
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Saratoga
Dan- Held
Lackawanna
Auttendance
Cain
J. Hennessey
Kiewgo, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Canfield Denies Resignation From Lackawanna Work
Master or builder T. T. Canfield of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company denied rumors of his resignation and a move to a western railroad. He told a Tribune reporter he plans to stay with the Lackawanna as long as officials are satisfied with his work and that no western position would lure him away.
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T. T. Canfield
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Runnor
Lackawanna
Western Railroad
Siald Mw Canfield Ote
Tribune
Lackawanna Road
Breaker Damage Leads to Rapid Rebuild Across Shafts
The Delaware and Tindson breaker destroyed by the East Mnd oon Wednesday will be rebuilt or work rededicated on No 8 shaft and breaker serving the same Baltimore area. A steel tower will be erected over the Baltimore shaft and the shaft rebuilt. Machinery and material are at hand and work should finish promptly. only the large hoisting engine was saved. The loss is now estimated at 150000 dollars. Wilkes Barre Record.
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Delaware
Tindson
Wilkes- Barre
Sketch of O O Essar Beser Railroad Official died at Tunkhannock
Sketch of O O Essar also known as Oscar Oliver Beser who died in Tunkhannock on a Wednesday outlines his birth in Mauch Chunk Insi and lifelong rise through Lehigh Valley Railroad starting as water boy and ending as Wyoming division superintendent. He held posts at White Haven Sugar Notch Sayre and Wilkes-Barre before ill health prompted resignation and residence at Sayre.
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Oscar Oliver Beser
Tunkhannock
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Willian H. Sayre
White Haven
Albert Lewis
Penn Haven
White Traven
Worming
Wilkes-Barre
Esser
Sugar Notch
Ater
Wyoming
Wilkes-Harre
Mountain
Alexander Mitchell
Mr. Esser
Egger
Wroxton
Manchester
Sayre
Suyre
Marriage and family notes from Tunkhannock region
The text records Mr. Eeser living in Tunkhannock and married in June 1871 to Carrie Mott, daughter of A. B. Mott. It mentions two children, Mott Maser and Charles Junkin, with familial ties to Manglevvwood New Jersey, and notes newly married Rev. and Mrs. Junkin.
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Tunkhannock
Eeser
Carrie Mott
A. B. Mott
Mott Maser
Charles [. Junkin
Mnglewood
N. J
Jiunkin
D L W Board Lineup For Today In Scranton
Public notices list the D L W board for today in Scranton dated June 20 with schedules for wild cat shifts on June 28 and June 29. Crew changes include Devine and crew replacing A McDonnell and crew and Y Kearney replacing wild cat operations with Gerrity crews, plus Gilligan rowing No 62 on June 29.
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Scranton
East-Sp
M. B. van Wormer
George Thomas
Notich
Devine
Wild Cat
A. McDonnell
Gilligan and Crew
South mill shuts down for a week over machinery break
Local union No. 65 Tilted Brewery Workers will meet at Guernsey hall on Tuesday evening, July 2, with all members urged to attend. W. Hope, longtime CNJ chief clerk, is named assistant general passenger agent to succeed the late H. T. Baldwin, Mr. Burt takes over the post.
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Guernsey Hall
W. (. Hope
H. T. Baldwin
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Jon
M. Burt
Fire House Phones Cut Amid City Budget Shortfall
The Fire Department faces a lack of telephones in most city fire houses after no budget provision was made in the Appropriation Ordinance. Twenty seven phones pledged by the Lackawanna Telephone Company were largely used in the Municipal building, leaving central houses without service. Director Wormser notified the telephone company to remove phones from several fire houses, while the department weighs pay schedules and expects ongoing furniture upgrades.
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Ailes Cooutells
Ciy
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Magles
Excelsor
General Phineys
Hook and Ladders
William Connells
Public Safety
Waermser
Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Nay Augs
Crystals
Pheonix
Niagaras
Reliefs
Cumberlands
Columbias
Neptunes
Centurys
Franklins
Excelsiors
Select Council
Fire Department
Wormser
John Kuether
Fred Kaeppel
Neptune Engine Company
Reuther
Rooms Ready at Armory For Non-Commissioned Staff Camp
The Third Battalion armory rooms are furnished and occupied bar officers and staff await basement and gym completion. Company F earns praise for full attendance, drill, and a cosily equipped armory suite. The regiment drills toward camp with a 33-piece band and improved uniforms for warm weather.
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Company F
Tribune
Frank Robling
Christy
Stillwell
Watres
Frank Tolling Willl
Donations For May Acknowledged By Hahnemann Hospital
The Hahnemann hospital directors acknowledge May donations totaling varied items including eggs rose bushes clothes reading matter flowers violet medical supplies milk and opiate doses from multiple donors. Notable names include Mrs Ella Strohecker Mrs Henry Belin Mrs N G Robertson Mr James and Mrs J T Howe all contributing items or sustenance to support hospital services.
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Hahnemann Hospital
James
Mears & Hagen
Ella Strohecker
Mires. G. EE Guild
H. Stevens
Henry Belin
N. G. Robertson
Hey. R. F. Y. Pierce
J.T. Howe
B. Wilcox
Robert Kurl
Ruth Bisson
McClare
A. Chamberlain
KR. Stelle
C. B. Scott
Mra. Waring
Mira
Conservatory closes season with fifth recital at Powell Music Rooms
The fifth closing Kin eenson's Weillint wordt recital was held last evening in Powell music rooms by Southworth pupils. Highlights included Norman Pitcher and Miss Lelia Woodruff with Beethoven and Ford pieces, and soloists Miss Mittin Frank and Miss Laura Meldrum. The piece celebrates Scranton Conservatory's growing support and pianoforte emphasis under Carl Faelten influence.
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Kin Eenson
South Worth
Powell Music Rooms
Southworth
Freeman
Allen
Beethoven
Norman Pitcher
Cowen
Florence Kline
Silas
Misa Laura Meldrum
Guitello Hurric
Celia Rink
Trystine Moris
Anima Ross
Mary Malloy
Hazel Lux
Helen Gibbens
Mittin Frank
Misa Prooman
Joceph
Recital At Vinlling High School Honors Pupil and Pianist
Evening at Vinlling High School featured Miss Belle Morrow, pupil of Mey BL EL South averth, performing under Lewdenes as pianist. Mr. Watking received congratulations for the acclaimed success of his pupils' recital on Thursday evening at Green Ridge Library near Monae.
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Vinlling High School
Ekeriees and Lewdenes
Belle Morrow
Mey
EL Southaverth
Gireen Ridgebrary
Monae
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