Labor Leaders Visit Scranton Amid Union Talks
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrives in Scranton to confer with local officers on union matters while plans to form a Chee industrial association advance. The committee aims to prevent strikes and lockouts by arbitration and orderly negotiation.
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President Mitchell
Joh Mitchell
Thsted Mine Workers of America
Scranton
Indianapolis
New York
YES
Billaithon
Tierman
Te Mness Coal Operators’ Association
Vicw
Retina
Santa Wy
Elie
Wil Minke
Hartiers
Oorgandigathen
Ohio
Leroy Ture
Ibers
Mitchell
Gisbe
Scrantonian
The Greatest Cictivity On Wall Street Portends Overall Trade
The weekly review notes improved factory and rail activity, strong general trade, and healthier manufacturing, with fewer defaults and low death rate among firms. It cites record demand for immediate delivery, cautious pricing, and overall positive prospects in Wall Street and industry.
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Indianapolis
New York
Dun & Co
Wall Street
Lackawanna
E. T. Horn
Dunit Co
Trade Today
Pricce
Sir Willie
ISM
Iemiust
Aqwil
New Montrose Branch Station Planned at Heart Lake
W. Bo Hixson of the Lackawanna Railroad has completed plats and specifications for a new summer station at Heart Lake on the Montrose branch. The wooden structure will include a waiting room, freight room, and passenger platform, with plans approved and construction to begin soon.
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Bridges
Bullitt
W. Bo Hixson
Lackawanna Railroad
Heart Lake
Montrose Branch
Scranton Round House
Tribune
Spragueville
Val
Nai Trwick
Cayuga
Horn leaves Lackawanna to join Intercolonial Railroad
J T Horn formerly turdmaster at Lackawanna with Hoboken HQ departed for Canada to become assistant general manager of the Intercolonial Railroad under E C Tussell on sick leave. Horn reportedly earns 5000 dollars annually under a five year contract, while Tussell had government pay of 10 dollars per year.
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J.T. Horn
Lackawanna Rail
Hoboken
Canada
Intercolonial Railroad
E. C. Tussell
The
Lackawanna
Thussell
Horn
Commuter Rail Upgrade Affects Lacky Public Station
At 6 04 today a new double track will be used in front of the Lacky Public passenger station causing service changes. The move marks a track upgrade and may alter platform access for riders.
D. and W. Board Lineup Report for May Day Meet
Today’s board lists Wild Cate as first at five with WYAL Bhetialaney and near results. Notable names include Finnerty O McCarthys, Go Prounfelker, Engelwss Tony Gatley, and Barings among others. date references point to May 6 and May 4 with several event times and crews noted.
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Thiday
Finnerty Ome McCarthys
Weaan
Bony Tasim
Mcbonnell
Wallieota
Topo Oinm
Flee
Ames
Eiteenihd
Shim
Jamen
Hendin
Mowans Tohawe
Renuapbrgey
Wiener, Engtiwss
Tony
Gatley
Seubert Pedy
Cu Westaoo
Ginlos Fu
Galea
Central railroad shops face further suspensions at Ashley
Work shortages at the Central railroad shops in Ashley led to another round of suspensions after a prior strike. Fifteen workers not affected by previous layoff recalls or discharge talks stood firm as May 1 expectations faded, with a meeting last night yielding no concrete action.
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Central Railroad
Ashley
Wilkes-Barre Trecorid
T. DeWitt Cuvier
Pennsylvania Hailroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Custer
Pennsylvania
Conming
Atchison
Ringling Brothers Aerialists Highlight Scranton Show
Sixty aerialists will perform with Ringling Brothers World Chearest Shows in Scranton on Tuesday May 1. The famous combined circus menagerie and hippodrome will showcase the greatest array of aerial performers ever associated.
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Ringling Brothers
Scranton
Ringling Brothers Circus Ts Fanfare of World Troupes
A grand Ringling Brothers spectacle features performers from many nations including Europe Asia and Japan. Headliners include Holloway Trio and Feeley Trio with mid air feats, Brenneh family Dadonus and Miss Minnie Weber. The show promises a world class parade and dozens of acrobats clowns elephants and trained animals.
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Etrous Ofurope
Eggot
Africa
China
Japan
Holloway
Feeley
Liz Mechelle
Mineland
Ringling Brothers
Alberto
Tripese
Wietorial Bare
Breneh
Dadonus
rYaldeair
Capuart
Artie
Hove
Pianola
Alvo
Poise
Pied
Fisher
Minnie Weber
Grent
O'Brien
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DR. Mackenzies
Pauli Building
Sprace St
Scranton, PA
Chas. Lee’s
Greal
London
Miss Cleveland
Chas Ewers
Ash Street
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
St. Ae
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Ramilies T. Thompson
Victoria
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Sth Ave
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Siegel Cooper's
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Atlantic City Hotels
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Jevson
Cuuas
Grand Atlantic Hotel
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Tates
Dig
Washington Avenue
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Wyoming Avenue
J. D. Williams & Bro
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Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Wyoming Avenues
California Oil
Histelas
Owernig Vlarter Himhbed
Libee Sham
Oviwits PA Aioe
Kresukicr
Corcoran & O’brien
Pittston, Pa
Gordon
H, S, Gordon, Ath Ay
Third National Bank
United States
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