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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1900

Page

2

Wind-splitter train aims to cut air resistance on rail

Baltimore and Ohio tests a "wind-splitter" passenger train designed by Frederick A Adams to reduce air resistance. The six rebuilt coaches use closed gaps and front-end ventilation with floor outlets, promising higher speeds and better economy. Trials show power savings and speeds from 4.6 miles in 3 minutes 18 seconds to 18 miles in 16 minutes. Prominent investors in New York and Baltimore plan further runs this summer.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Frederick A. Adams Chicago New York Adams W York Baltimore Adams’ Iiven

Train Link Expands Operations Between Midwest and East

The Delaware Lackawanna and Western with Wabash arrange a new train route to New York, reopening a link from Ohio. They had earlier agreed to lower fares and halt commissions on passenger traffic and not run New York to Ohio through trains in under 28 hours.

Chicago Delaware, Lackawanna and Weslern Railroad Wabash Railroad New York Lackawanna and Wabash Ohio Pennsylvania

Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Composition May 28

The issue lists the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today. It details schedule makeups and personnel for routes including Wildcats South, Summits, Puller, Pusiters, Passenger Engine, and Wildcats North with assigned times and crews such as Kearney Henigan Colvin Wallace Finnerty Warfel Gerrity Moran Morphy Cawley Magovern Devine Carmody and others. Obscure entries note replacements and crew changes for May 28.

A. m Howser A. m.—Moran Morphy C. Cawley Magovern Wildcats North

Albright Gallery Gift to Buffalo Promises Greek Marble Hall

The Albright Gallery, a Greek temple style art museum in Buffalo, is a gift from John J. Albright. Green & Wicks designed the fireproof marble structure on a North Bay knoll facing the lake, with a central court, colonnades, and a Hemicyle facade.

Buffalo Exchange John J. Albright Buffalo Palace of Art Green & Wicks Albright Greece Hellas T.e North Bay Delaware Park

Patents Rise as Foreign Grants Increase Worldwide

In 1899 patent applications reached 21 080, up 3.7 percent from 1908 figures, with 7 400 granted after examination, a 24 percent rise from the prior year. Expirations total 1 171, patents in force 22 198, and electrical machinery leads growth. Foreign grants climb with the United States leading at 722, followed by England 684 and France 474.

Tia Trans- Caucasus Railway Company Phoenixville Royersford United States England France Austria-Hungary Sweden Norway Russia

New Patrolman On Duty John Addyman Sworn In

John Addyman, the new patrolman, was sworn in by Mayor Moir yesterday morning and reported to Chief Robling before going on duty at 7 30 on the North Washington avenue beat. Lieutenant Spellman and Patrolman Jones remain temporarily sidelined with no decision yet on reinstatement.

John Addyman Moir Robling Washington Avenue Spellman Jones Mclrwan Leutenant Rohling

Prairie combat exercise under new command in May

Commander William Swift assumes charge of the Prairie today, relieving Commander M RK B Mackensie who is ordered home on waiting orders. The Prairie will engage in exercising the naval title of the Atlantic and Gulf states.

Washington William Swift M, RK Mackensie Prairie Gulf States

Public Library Gallery Plans Include Pan American Exhibition

The article outlines an ambitious gallery complex with two large main halls and three grand entrances, to be built along Einiwoot Avenue. Studios for painting and sculpture will fill the north wing after the Pan American exposition. A marble terrace and statuary grounds will front the gallery, with heating and lighting basements, cloaks, and storage below. Architect estimates cite marble, steel, brick, cement as materials, with a total cost near 880,000 and a construction timeline tied to exhibition goals.

Einiwoot Avenue Galleriee North Eallerica Atepa

Lackawanna Telephone installs new central city plant

Active work on the Lackawanna Telephone company's new plant began yesterday with D M Rosser of Kingston securing the contract to place conduits in the central city. About twenty-five men excavate a five foot ditch behind the Republican building where the exchange will be located.

Lackawanna Telephone Company D. M. Rosser Kingston Breckcourt Republican Exchange Rosser A. B. Dunning Railroad Alley Franklin Avenue Vine Street Washington Avenue John F. Taubold St. Louis George Baker New York P. J. O'Boyle

Recital by Miss Edith Swingle at Powell's Music Store

Evening program features Miss Edith Swingle pianist pupil of Haydn Evans assisted by W A Roberts bass soloist pupil of Sr Mason. Includes Haydn Evans pupil works and Scherzo Minuet Presto Con fucco pieces plus Misa Swingle Song The Wanderer and other selections by Macurkas and Chepin with Ballade op 20 and Tarantelle.

L. B. Powell Edith Swingle Haydn Evans W. A. Roberts Sr. Mason Misa Swingle Bong the Wanderer Mr. Roberts Macurkas Chepin Song Osman

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