Lloyd Arrives to Head Lackawanna Motive Power Office
The Lackawanna system appoints T. W. Lloyd as the new superintendent of motive power, taking over from John W. FitzGibbon. He arrives in the city, registers at the Jer myn, and immediately begins duties, meeting clerks and department heads. Troyd will handle the stalled case of engineer John Troch.
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Lackawanna
T. 8. Lloyd
John W. FitzGibbon
Jermyn
Mr. FitzGibbon
Lloyd
Lackawanna Avenue
Troyd
John Troch
Hampton colliery to close for ecoat washery build
The Delaware Lackawanna & Western closes the Hampton colliery to permit construction of an ecoat washery to be connected with the breaker. Erection will take weeks and total shut down duration is uncertain. Carpenters will be hired for the washery and coal storage that follows, with company men given preference.
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Lloyd
City
Hampton
Lehigh Valley Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Ecoat
Lehigh Valley Railroad Plans Major Line Improvements
The Lehigh Valley Railroad allocates 350000 pounds for upgrades from Packeyton to Light Creek Junction. Proposals include tunneling under Central railroad tracks and moving main line tracks east of Packerton yard to ease passenger delays and congestion. A new station at Mantz’s crossing is also planned.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Packeyton
Light Creek Junction
Central Railroad
Crross-Under
Lehigh River
Packerton Yard
Lehighton
iMantz
Wildcats and Puller trains listed for March 28 1900
Daily railway board schedules for March 28 1900 list the Wildcats South and Wildcats North lines with listed crews and times. Notable entries include H J Larkin Ya G Hii Ian H V Colvin and R Cuntner for the Wildcats South and Beavers Murphy and Cawley on the Pushers. Passenger engine Magovern appears at 6 8 p m on the North line with John Cn Unhagan contributing as master.
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Wildcats
South
H. J. Larkin
Ya. G. Hii
Ian H. V. Colvin
R. Cuntner
Donnell
Donne
Suttin
J. J. Dufty
Annis
M.—B. Rmody
P. M—T. Naunun
Mj. Ginley
Pi P .m. N
nSuth Murphy
C. Cawley
Magovern
North
A. m
Johe Cn Unhagan
Masters
Kingsley
Patent allowed on combine roller and fertilixer
Mrs. BR A Rood of Wilkes-Barre secures a patent for a combined roller and fertilixer. Spiraling work is underway on the roof of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western shops. Superintendent M Daly and A C returned yesterday from a fence with Lackawanna officials in New York. The Phoenix colliery of the Old Forge is mentioned in text.
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BR. A. Rood
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware, Lackawanna & Weatshops
M. Daly
A. C
Lackawanna
New York
Phoenix
Old Forge
Coal Company Near Pittston Closes For Three Weeks
About 900 workers are affected as the coal company near Pittston suspends operations for roughly three weeks. Improvements include a new reading room floor at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association building and minor repairs. Delaware and Hudson officials visited by train Comet to inspect bridges and oversee changes. New hoisting engines will replace old ones at Archbald mine with shaft retimbering and a rope haulage system to replace fifteen mules in Rock vein.
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Archbald
Pedestrian club plots hare and bound race at Scranton High School
The Pedestrian club plans a hare and bound race when weather allows and aims to train selected athletes for a Wyoming seminary athletic contest. The Literary Society meets Friday with a new program committee presenting glee selections, essay, oration, recitation, debate on liquid air, and violin numbers. Binghamton High School declined a debate in April, prompting a potential challenge to Wilkes-Barre school. School board members attended chapel, praising pupil order.
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Welsenfluh
Wyoming Rseminary
Seminary
Scranton High School
Literary Society
Green
Mesers
Kann
Jesse Rodriguez
Binghamton High School
Hooven
Wilkes-Barre
Jayne
D. J. Phillips
High and Training School
D. Fellows
Howell
Elias Foats
Louis Schwases
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Lehigh Valley Improvements
Puller
Beavers
America
Hood
Reethe
Biotghes, Binck
W. J. Davis
Timothy Sead Millett
Lyceum Theater
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Connolly & Wallace
L Rows
S. Son
Major ‘N. Cess
Dominion Line
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington
Pilsner
Virginia
North Carolina
S.arith Street
Suranton, PA
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
North River
Wowerork
H. B. Walker
Traffe
J. J. Brown
Gen. Pass
Atlantic City, Newe
Morton
Atlantic City
N. J
Sea View
Ocean End
Virginia Avenue
N. RK. Haines
Scranton
Matthewn ‘Bros
H. C. Sanderson
Scranton, PA
Moosio
Rush 'Ale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Biotri
Neta
Repauno Chemical Ga’s Exeto Ves
Densten
Spruss St
Temple Court Building
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Myer Davidow
The
Suburban Electric Light Co
Arc Lighting
Orient Leader
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
United States
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HH. Peck
Businese Arent
Tribune
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