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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1900

Page

8

Tin Plate Plant Favored by Blecker For Scranton Site

W M Blecker vice president Canton Roll and Machine speaks to Central Labor Union about Scranton as an ideal site for tin plate manufacture. He cites fuel railroad access and east coast demand, notes New Castle Pa growth from tin plate plants, and urges a six mill facility here with strong profits. He invites labor leaders and outlines a March 29 talk by Charles Wingate at Guernsey hall.

W. M. Blecker Central Labor Union Canton Roll and Machine Company Wat Tribune Scranton Blecker Waynesburg Tin Plate Company Tyler Charcoal Iron Tin Mills Washington Sharon Pittsburg Klecker Alleghenies New York City Newcastle Pennsylvania Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor John Mitchell United Mine Workers of North America Benjamin Hanford Typographical Union Messrs Fothler Knowlton Purcell Bram MeDee Moran Tolan Flaherty Congress Charles F. Wingate New York Woman's Club Household Economic Section Guernsey Hall Wingate

Mammoth Labor Day Demonstration Plan Discussed

The Central Labor meeting in Ex co hall focused on organizing a mammoth Labor Day demonstration. A committee was formed to create area plans and recruit regional unions from Luzerne Lackawanna and surrounding counties to join the event.

Central Labor Exco Hall Carbon Wilkes-Marre Central Boranton A Luzerne Couere Lackawanna County

Del aware Lackawanna and Western Board Today Summaries

Schedule lists rail crew assignments for Monday March 1 with names and regions. Includes engines, pullers, pushers, passenger engines, and Wildcat North shifts with locomotive crews such as Fromfelker Niehole Warrick McLaine Beavers Houser Moran Murphy Cawley Magovern Peckins Gahagan Masters Kingeley.

Wildcats North R. W. Peckins John Gahagan J. EK. Masters C. Kingeley

Record Cold Snap Sets Winter’s Tone

March delivers a frigid morning with temperatures dipping to ten below zero. Saturday night showed warning signs as the mercury plunged twelve degrees in thirty minutes. By daybreak, the cold eased slightly with an overall average around twenty above zero. Police on duty say it was the coldest spell in years and the air was still with no wind.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted by Satisfied Users

A set of testimonial notes from Mrs A E Stayan of Yonkers and Miss Kerrie McGuine of Silver Creek praise Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and cure for boils scrofula and spring exhaustion. They claim doctors failed before using Hood's and report significant health improvements and renewed vitality.

Hood

Martin Case On Trial Over Delaware, Lackawanna Wreck

The trial covers a train wreck where the Hudson engine and cars left the track. Conductor James Dooley led the DL&W train. witnesses say signals indicated right of way. Several DL&W employees and eyewitnesses testified about the accident and the signaling.

Hudson Aim Crippen Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company John H. Kemp James Dooley Delaware, Lackawanna and Western John Mullaney William Eshelman Henry T. Miller Dooley Charles Hinex William Lage Michael Gallagher John Clark Henry Williams Walter Moir W. F R. Rever D. Howe Henry Snyder Patrik Brady Edward Eliott EB. P. Woodridge G. W. Tewkesbury A. McCory Delaware, Lackawanna and

Martin Wreck Crash Victim Described As Physically Wrecked

Testimony details a train collision near Diamond crossing with observer reports of the victim Martin severely injured. Witnesses describe weight loss from 295 to under 140 pounds and alleged mental derangement. Proceedings resume at 10 o'clock.

Mr. Martin Olyphant Diamond Crossing John Kelly Martin W A. Harvey M. J. O'Toole George Rice John Lennon Jermyn Frank Martin Johnstown Mia Mary Guerren Mrs. McCloskey Ennion

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