Iron Age Outlook Cautions on Future of Iron and Steel
The Iron Age notes prices of iron and steel still fall with rails and structural shapes holding old rates. It cites reduced demand and contract specification withdrawals but sees increased activity at key centers. Railroads are expected to buy cars and materials this summer to meet fall needs, with a heavier rail business anticipated due to price shrinkage.
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Roster for May Rail Runs
The Scranton based board lists Wild Cats and Summit lines for May 12 including South and North routes. Personnel like Larkin Singer O Malley Perkins Colvin Wallace Duffy and others are scheduled with times from early morning to evening. crews, trains, and recruiters are named for passenger and freight service, with Hopkins, Reverevil and Daly noted in crew arrangements for tonight May outlined.
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M—C. Kingsley
M. Hennigan
G. Ludlow
J. Swarts
Hopkins
Lelwish & Daly
Local schedule note mentions 6 p.m. start
A fragment indicates a 6 p.m. start time set for an event in the southern district near Me Lane. Details on the activity or exact location are unclear from the fragment.
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Rth
Viaduct Plan Aims to Close Crossing on West Lackawanna
Superintendent Salisbury told The Tribune that the proposal to build a full width viaduct may be supported by the company. He suggested allowing both railways to construct the viaduct full width while the city handles any future damages. The West Side board of trade committee postponed its meeting with Manager Silliman until next week.
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Salisbury
West Lackawanna Avenue
Tribune
Board of Trade
Ife
Truesdale
West Side Board of Trade Committee
Silliman
New Lackawanna Superintendent Arrives in City
General Superintendent E G Rus ser of the Lackawanna railroad arrived from New York and will set headquarters here. His clerical staff will follow after a location is chosen. Rus ser is in good health and resumed duties after weeks away, meeting with company officials to finalize the summer train schedule.
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E. G. Russer
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Russell
Daly
Quiet Coal Market Holds Steady Amid Seasonal Silence
The coal trades remain quiet this season as buyers show little incentive for heavy purchases. Circular prices stand firm with no signs of deviation, while the Coal Trade Journal predicts a bright future and demand for tonnage matching last year, with higher prices than the average. Soft coal maintains strength amid limited tonnage and grade shortages in some areas.
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Coal Trade Journal
TSO
Lackawanna Railroad Announces Fast NY to Chicago Service
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western reports new management and higher dividends plus improvements. It will launch a fast NY to Chicago train around June 1, competing with the New York Central and Lake Shore. The service offers a low fare, first class ride on the Nickel Pirate route through to Chicago.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
New York
Buffalo
Nickle Plate
Chicago
New York Central
Lake Shore
Train Fares Promise Sleeper Options and Route Details
The text outlines coal burning engines with a cinder roadbed offering two fare options: $20 without a sleeper and $25 with a sleeper. another line requires a sleeper with a $29 fare and no coaches.
Sealed sewer contracts certified for Scranton street
Controller Howell certified the contracts for Scranton street and Providence Road sewer projects. Contractor Gibbons may begin work on Scranton street immediately with Mt. Pleasant miners given preference on both jobs, as previously reported.
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Gibbons
Scranton Street
Howell
Providence Road
Tribune
Mt. Pleasant
High School Notes on Parade Disruption and Arts Meeting
Superintendent Jowell allows students to view Thursday’s parade triggering applause and noise on Washington avenue as chaos nearly disrupts a carriage incident. The Liter Art Society bi monthly meeting closes with Burrowmane Dianestro and Edgar Connell performing, praised for program quality.
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Jowell
Thurday
Atudente
Washington Avenue
Potentiov
Vine Street
Liter Artociety
Mier Burrowmane Dianestro
Edgar Connell
Madras styles leather goods at bargain prices
These items are made of excellent Madras with correct patterns and styles. Each costs a dollar and features detachable cuffs. They are cowhide with calf skin lining, 118 inch wide, brass nickel buckles. A large quantity was secured at a price of 56 cents, with all sizes available.
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Connolly & Wallace
Sumner
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T. Fitzpatrick
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J. W. Devine
Aa. m
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Brock
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A. J. McDonnell
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Mj. McQue
M—O. Randolph
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A. F. Mullin
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Magovern
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Colia
R. J. Horner & Co
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Eden Musee
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Gunster & Forsyth
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Third National Bank
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Sourplus
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Lackawanna Ave
Goodyear Welt
MYER
Davidow
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Spruce Street
Weare
Mount Pleasant Coal
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Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Ee Saftrien
Youthful Rovers
Veronome
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
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Moosic
Kushiele
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repaune Chemical Co,’s