Lehigh-Northampton Gas and Electric formed in Catasauqua
New company to run gas and electric service in Catasauqua and nearby towns forms under New Jersey law with a $250,000 capital. M L DreIsbach Lyddon Mick and C Th Horn lead the executive team. directors include Sterling and W W Watson. Plans include absorbing the Catasauqua plants, expanding gas works and raising electric capacity. extending lines to Coplay Northampton Siegfried and Cementon. more construction jobs. The project emphasizes modern equipment and broader service while retaining current Catasauqua supply. The article also notes lantern care instructions for Lackawanna workers, progress on the Coyne House rebuild, a new Luther Peck estate building at 214 West Lackawanna Avenue costing $7,000, and Nay Aug park improvements. The D L W board is issuing an air brake instruction order and lantern maintenance guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catasauqua
Lehigh-Northampton Gas and Electric Company
Bridge Street
New Jersey
M. L. Drelsbach
Wilkes-Barre
Lyddon Mick
C. Th. Horn
Coplay
Northampton
Siegfried
Cementon
Coyne
Luther Peck
West Lackawanna Avenue
Stipp
Nay Aug Park
Boulevad
Unclear Train Crew Roster and Schedule Details
A fragmentary listing appears to outline a Delware Lackawanna and Western board plan for today with names like Ginter, Mallett, Larkin, Duffy, Bartholomew, Masters, Motana, Moran, Morply, and Moran. It includes times such as 10 a m and 6 p m and references various train sections and roles, yielding a partial, hard-to-parse crew and routing note.
Rail workers urged to visit office for air brake car tickets
All conductors and brakemen on the Lackawanna railroad not yet through the air bike instruction car are asked to call tomorrow afternoon at Superintendent Salisbury's office for tickets admitting them to the air brake car for the 2.40 p.m. class. This is the last chance for team men to go through the car here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Salisbury
Lantern maintenance directions from the Delaware and Western Railroad
General Superintendent E G Kusteil issues lantern care instructions including keeping the depot full, renewing wicks every four weeks, cleaning wick tubes, and avoiding loose or damaged wicks. The guidance emphasizes dry wicks, clean wax, and proper adjustment of the wick tube and ratchet to ensure a steady flame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Kusteil
The
Delaware, Inckawanna and Western Railroad Company
Royal Arcanum Day Plans Lake Lodore Outing
An executive committee of Electric City Lackawanna Scranton and Bethlehem Arcanum groups met to arrange the annual Arcanium day reunion. The program includes a band concert and vocal and instrumental music with Grand Regent Webster C Wells of Bethlehem as orator. The outing is set for June 21 at Lake Lodore, with nearly five hundred Arcanumites expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Boun
Henry J. Spruka
John F. Murphy
Electric City Council
Clbe
Olver
George Eynon
Charler Acker
Lackawanna Council
P.O. McCaffrey
del Neeid
W. H W. Duggan
Scranton
Lake Lodore
Webster C. Wells
Bethlehem
Imperfect Paper Books Supreme Court Rules Recall
The Supreme Court decries careless paper books in appeals noting irregular margins and skipped rules. It warns that nonconforming paper books will be suppressed and appeals with such defects will be dismissed until better practice is observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miraony
Seh Verionk
High School Notes on Local Games and Meetings
The Kingston academy versus High school contest showcased players’ timing and infield effort with Keystone’s batting and Tropp Phillips’ pitching highlighted. Mentions of the Literary Society meeting, Prato committee plans, and upcoming Lackawanna game at Aculetie park accompany notes on school events and reorganization work led by Professor W. Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston Academy
Keystone
Tom
Tropp
Phillips
Tvet
Phillipe
Troppis
Corbett
Ehette
Thomade
Tnes
Pfarringtot
Ani
Literary Society
Prato” Committee
Uim
Mike Tarrowiman
Aeto
Murky Invitation for Meeting at Tribune Office
An unclear note invites Mr Murphy to a meeting at the Tribune office at 3 o clock on Saturday. It mentions a weigh-in and names Vox Peeples but contains many misspellings and ambiguous details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Murphy
Tribune
Dereon
Vox
Compromise proposed to curb Sunday liquor sales crusade
A prominent crusader and licensed dealers discuss a guaranteed compact to observe Sunday laws and root out speakeasies. Prosecutions may be dropped if dealers pledge to comply, while authorities plan continued action against illegal outlets. New warrants name G. I. Folk and Thomas J. Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sturges
Men's Union
Tribune
Crusaders
G. I. Folk
Jol Penn Avenue
Thomas J. Hayden
Unclear Street Corner Arrests Reported at Penn and Vine
Dispatch states police will arrest today at the corner of Penn avenue and Vine street. Nine of the warrant parties were served, but several failed to appear at the appointed time and in two or three cases suspected individuals fled to the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturfes
Brand
Penn Avenue
Vine Street
List of Contributions At Lackawanna Hospital Meeting
Reported contributions from city wide drives and company employees for Lackawanna hospital totals include amounts from Pancomt Coal Co Dickeia Mig Co Colliery Eng Co Lave Curtain factory Jerian Coal Mowe From Charles Robinson From EN Witlard Scranton Aste works Scranton Woolen Mill Dintore Steel Co Scranton Mail Carrier Charles Mehudlt Father ONG EFlewtric Car CD Cite Pellet Worne and other groups. The report shows numerous small amounts contributing to the hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
Pancomt Coal Co
Dickeia Mig. Co
Frey
Colliery Eng. Co
Lave Curtain
Jerian Coal Mowee
Charles Robinson
Jon OD
EN. Witlard
B. Reobingon
Uromtty Orcs
Scranton Aste Works
Suigeit SK Mill
Scranton Woolen Mallig
Peedecasverediweeneseese
Hella
Everett
Dintore Steel Oo
Seranta Mal
Finley
Ccceenseeey Frei
Charles
Caeyre
Mary S Jonee
Captain Kambeck Re-Elected Commander of Company B
Captain John W. Kambeck was unanimously re-elected commander of Company B, Thirteenth Regiment, a post he has held for five years. As senior company commander, his re-election keeps Company K E at the regiment’s peak. Major F. W. Stilwell conducted the election in the company’s armory quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kambeck
Kambeck
Tno
F. W. &Tilwett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clevelands
Cleveland Baking Powder CO
W. W. Watson
Lackawanna
M. Mallett
D., L. & W. Board For Today
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Wild Catr
South
Moe W. McAllinter
Emi
Jd. Larkin
Mk. Duffy
W. A. Bartholomew's Men
Messees
al Masters
Mj. H. Motana
F. BD
Sear
Wall
Frounfelker
Noch
Nicdal
Moelane
laBar
Pusaers
S A. m
Soulie-Shier
south—Moran
couth—Morply
South Cuwley
Parstenger Bnsguine
Wildcats Mmithl Sa
M—A
V. Mullin
A. i
M. Mennican
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Court
Laeheey
Sohnel
Mie
Mich Sehen Wan
Tee Oven
Aculetie Park
Pike County
Rehraising
Tie Muse
Profesor Monday
W. Dawes
MR. Sturges
Capt
Company B
Gonstipation
Hood’s
T. Felix
Focracins Oriental
Tormoves
Asi Zion
Ars
Harraleas
Se A. Sayre
Gorn
Fancyfoods Desiers
Enadaa
Europa Ferd
T. Bopkins
Prop
Great Jones
Wyoming Avenue
Custer & Forsyth
Denver
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Colorado
Chicago
Chicago-Union Pacific North-Western
Colorado Springs
Callonany Agentor
Broadway
Vine St
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Smithfo Ld
Pittsburg
Washington Cr
Bestoe
Superior St
Cleveland
Uffinta
Camana-Afartina
Detroit
Clark
Scranton’s Shopping Center
White Goods Department
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Dpnsten
Spruce Street
Dowrbare Bt
Ajax Remedy CO
Bienertne
Foranle
Wy Matthews Bros
H. C. Sanderson
Rugeiet
M.D
Florey & Brooks
Third National Bank
United States
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William S. Peck
Bunknesa
Pilsner
W. Ninth
Moose Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Mhivotric Hallorisa
Etproding
Repauno Chemical Co
Lee Hshnie
Fee
the Bros.and McGarrakh & Thomas
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