Three More Monster Engines Arrive for Lackawanna in City
Three of the monster Mother Hubbard passenger engines arrived and are being prepared for service at the round house. The company ordered seven 10 wheelers and twenty three consolidation freight engines from Brooks at Dunkirk and two more from Dickson in storage. A grievance committee of engineers met to discuss a matter to be presented to President Truesdale in New York.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Round House
Brooks Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Brooks
Lackawanna Company
Pocono Mountain
Grievance Committee Considers Troch Case
A session of the grievance committee of the Sam Sloan division Locomotive Engineers met in Guernsey hall yesterday afternoon to act on Engineer John Troch. They learned Troch had been reinstated on March 8 but after adjournment the order was rescinded. The committee then demanded a statement from Superintendent FitzGibbon.
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Sam Sloan Division
Locomotive Engineers
Guernsey Hall
John Troch
Troch
FitzGibbon
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Schedule Listing
The document lists today’s Delaware Lackawanna and Western board items for Thursday March 22 with times and personnel. Entries include WILDCATS SOUTH and NORTH sections listing train movements like 12.90 a. m. Moh Si McDonnell 1 a. m. F m. m. and staff such as J. Duffy John Ennis Carmody Wa Ginley Randotpn Ludlow Devine Van Vieit and Magovern and engine crews for multiple runs.
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Wildcats
South
Moh
Si McDonnell
F. m
E .Muatitnns
J. Duffy
John Ennis
Carmody
O. m
T. Ane Wa
Mad. Ginley
Randotpn
M—F. Ludlow
J. W. Devine
M—E. van Vieit
M—C. van Vieit
Diamond Coal Washery Begins Operations at Diamond Colliery
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western company reports its new coal washery at the Diamond colliery started operations smoothly yesterday and will be worked steadily. Plans include building a washer at the Bellevue mine and beginning work on a coal storage and washery at the Hampton colliery.
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Diamond
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Bellevue
Hampton Colliery
Dining car service delights Lackawanna line riders
Patrons on the Lackawanna route from New York to Buffalo praise the newly inaugurated dining car service. The handsomely appointed cars on trains No. 4 and 6 attract many travelers who admire the interior, especially the multicolored dome above the china closet, and the service is described as excellent.
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Lackawanna
New York
Buffalo
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Page Item
The text is damaged OCR with unreadable fragments and no clear person or event details. It shows scattered letters and incomplete phrases. No coherent names, places, dates, or actions are identifiable.
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Houser
Morin
Murphy
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Paesenger
Magovern
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John Gahagan
J. E. Manters
C, Kingsley
Crticona
Hood’s
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh
Grace Church
Bt. Denis
William Taylor & Son
Westminster Hotel
New
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
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Albert Corith
University
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Prestaurane
China
Ceylon
India
Gwiy
Tribune
Scranton
Penn’a
International Correspondence Schools
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Vale Kaoule
Ular
Ihea
Union OF Science
PRAC
the International Correspondence Schools
Scranton, Pa
Ian Umanalila Ilann Anat Ail UN Imi
Connolly
Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Europe
Ocean
Wea Ee
Ainienee
Seung Rna Eee
Cees
Washington Avenue
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
United States
Wm, Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Mount Pleasant Coal
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Atlantic City
Morton
N.J
Sea View
Ocean End
Virgina Avenue
N. R. Haines
Wyoming Avenues
Administratrix Sale
Marwood Jordan
Vine Street
Dickson Works
Bittenbender & Co
Grace M. Seely
The
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