Gas perils in tunnels strike Delaware and Hudson trains
A week of gas dangers in tunnels hit Delaware and Hudson and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western crews. Engineer William Carmody and Fireman William Voeglin were overcome in a sixteen mile north of Binghamton incident, Brakeman Frank Ball shut air brakes after uncoupling an air hose, and both train crews later recovered. A second derailment in Manunka Chunk saw both engineer and fireman overcome and revived at Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Binghamton
William W. Carmody
William F. Voeglin
Frank Ball
Voegiin
Ball
Hoboken
Manunka Chunk
Delware Lackawanna and Western Board for Today
Schedule for March 31, 1904 lists racing events with riders including J. F. Stevens, G. Till, V. Colvin, J. McDonnell and Crstner among others. The page notes a morning lineup starting at 4 am with races and participants from the D L W board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Wiln
J. F. Stev
T' Varkin
M—G. Till
V. Colvin
M—. Crstner
I. J. McDonnell
Wildcats and Engines Race Through South Route
A sparse transit note lists passenger engine movements with a Magovern driven Wildcats unit to the north and two engines under J E Ore near 4 45 p m, indicating ongoing railway activity and schedule blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sca &. m
Sout May Bonet
South
Creh
Magovern
Wildcats
North
R. W
Kina
J. E. Ore
Conference to Resolve Engineer Troch Case This Afternoon
Superintendent Lloyd will meet the grievance committee to learn the case facts this afternoon. Committee members are notified to attend and out of town members arrive today. Lloyd will return from Buffalo today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Troch
Lioyd
Lloyd
Buffalo
Carpenters to Build Massive Breakers in Luzerne County
The Central Labor union plans a Sunday meeting in Carpenter's Hall as Cros Creek Coal at Stockton, Luzerne County, strikes a rich 21 foot coal vein hidden under 14 feet of clay. A wave of spring and summer carpentry is expected for new breakers at Packer No. 4 and replacements at Kohinoor West Shenandoah and Turkey Run sites, with over 70 carloads of lumber already arrived for the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Carpenter's Hall
Cros Creek Coal Company
Stockton
Luzerne County
Lehigh Valley
Packer No. 4
Packer
Regiow
Kohinoor
West Shenandoah
Turkey Run
Hazleton Sentinel
Boy Kelly Held on $100 Bail in Assault Case
John Kelly of South Scranton was arraigned before Alderman Kass on yesterday afternoon for allegedly assaulting Stanley Petroskey. He was held on $100 bail to appear in court. Both boys reportedly worked at the button factory, and Kelly was discharged earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
South Scranton
Stanley Petroskey
Kass
Tribune
Kelly
Man Pleads to Return to Work After Assault on Petroskey
At a hearing yesterday it was revealed that Kelly entered Petroskey's room late at night and assaulted him. Petroskey reportedly lived in mortal fear of Kelly, who requested to return to work but was refused.
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Petroskey
Kelly
Visitors Inspect Body at Cusick's Undertaking
Mrs. Hugh Daly visits Cusick's on Wash ington avenue to compare the reservoir body with her missing husband. After viewing, she says the remains are not her spouse. If the body is not identified by tomorrow morning, it will be buried in Dunmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusick
Washington Avenue
Hugh Daly
Penn Avenue
Dunmore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Companies
Vinthin
Beavers
Troch
South Side
Evan Eae
Potter Drug and Chem. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Reservoir
Red
Timothy Sead Millett
Gunster & Forsyth
Pilsner
W.intn
Scranton
the Tribune
Horan & Merrill
Lackawanna Avenue
Connollysa Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Et
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repaune Chemical Co
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell
Aunt Pleasant Coal CO
Orient Leader
Florey & Brooks
Gol
Third National Bank
United States
Cappirat
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Atlantic City
Morton
N. J
Sea View
Ocean End
Virginia Avenue
N. R. Haines
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