Wild Cats and Summit Crew Schedule for November operating
Railroad notices outline Wild Cats, Summit and North divisions with engine moves for Thursday and Friday. Dozens of conductors and engineers, including Doherty Burt Wallner and Kingsley, listed for routes from northeast to south, with engines ready at 7 PM and 10:50 PM departures.
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Wild Cats
M-Th Doherty
Mg. Burt
BD. Wallner
Mg. Thomas
Pellowanna
W. A. Bartholomew
Pennsylvania Railroad plans 6000 freight cars purchase
The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks bids to build 6000 freight cars this year comprising 6000 pressed steel 1000 team 1000 box and 1000 gondolas. Earlier orders total about 9000 cars for lines east and west of Pittsburgh with 115 pressed steel cars. Officials note steel cars show durability but await further results on performance and sulfur impact.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gar- Her
yMir
Pittsburg
Grievance Committee Seeks Settlement of Mine Disputes
The United Mine Workers committee will hear grievances from each mine and relay them to mine officials for separate discussion. A leader notes petty strikes arise from on car topping demands and light loading, but predicts future harmony and no strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Mine Workers
Wilkes-Barre
Coal Prices Drop After Philadelphia and Reading Announcement
Coal prices fell as the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co cut prices by twenty five cents per ton on all household sizes. Reading jobbers reduced rates to 6.25 per ton for broken egg stove and nut coal and 4.50 for family pew coal. General Manager Henderson predicted further declines soon as mines work hard to recover from the strike. An official bulletin notes October production at 13,581 tons, with year to date totals far below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Family Pew
Reading
Biteneral
C. 2. Henderson
OMCIO
Philadelphia Inquirer
Central Railroad VP Denies Impending Strike
Charles H. Warren, vice president of the Central Railroad of New Jersey, says the report contains nothing indicating a strike over grievances with the various railway brotherhoods. He asserts home one has confidence in ongoing agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Warren
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Central Railroad
Mr. Warren
Conferred Talks Between Sides Reduce Labor Tension
Since June ongoing talks with the several brothers deeds have largely settled issues. There is no expectation of a strike as discussions proceed without disruption or escalation.
Trainyard Upgrades Reduce Delays at Washington Yard
Trainmasters move to Binghamton tomorrow and Joseph Mathewson becomes Clark's Bummit yardyardmaster. Lackawanna expands coal shipments east and west as new steam pipes heat yards. Oxford tunnel throughputs rise to fifteen mph for first class trains, six mph for second class. New paint shop guardmaster's office rises, post office at Lackawanna station nears completion with mail chute and numbered lock boxes. Conductor Finnerty rumored for postmaster role.
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J. J. McCann
Binghamton
Washington
T. 1H. Clarke
Joseph Mathewson
Clark
Bummit
Lackawanna Railroad Campiny
Fist
Lackawanna Yard
Oxford Tunnel
Lickinwinta Engine Menave
Wild Cate
Cravel Tace
Spragueville
Lackawanna
Finnerty
Telegram From Elmira Seeks Paroled Man McManus
Chief of Police Robling received a telegram from El mira asking him to hold Philip Mc Manus alias Frank Sloane, a paroled prisoner who broke parole, arrested here with George Davis while trying to dispose of stolen jewelry. Elmira Reformatory official Robertson said they would send a warrant and requisition papers. Davis’s identity remains unknown.
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Elmira
Philip McManus
Frank Sloane
Elmira Reformatory
George Davis
McManus
Reformatory
Frank W. Robertson
Mr. McMlanius
Davis
Jury verdict in Peck case shocks New York readers
The coroner’s jury found Charles 5 Deck died from a skull fracture suffered on a Seventeenth street ski walk. The manner of death remains unknown, with rumors insisting a murder by the 70 year old Mack, though no charges were stated.
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New York
Charles
Deck
Seventeenth Street
Mack
Markets Slip as Traders Eye Possible Peak in Prices
New York stocks wavered amid unsettled speculation and fears of an early peak. Large holders showed reluctance to push higher while certain sectors like railroads and steel faced declines. Sugar, gas, and utility stocks rose late, with money remaining ample and total volume around 10,200 shares.
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New York
Lowell
Yeaterday
Sugue
Iovanent
Mantittan
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Street
Paoithe
Amerigad Tuba
Ireelie
Wer
Shuren
Product list noting dairy, produce and staples prices
Corrected by IL G Dale lists Butter Creamery dairy tubs 28e Egus Select western cheese new due Hontia Per hu cholee marrow 440 medium B20 pow potatoes 6ue onions due per hu flour patent 4.00 dollars
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IL G. Dale
Tackawanna Ave
Fragmented OCR item with mixed market and notice text
An unreadable OCR fragment blends market prices, poultry notes, and commodity figures. It mentions live poultry steady, dressed poultry weak, various grain and shipment figures, and scattered numbers with no clear event or dates.
Market News From New York and Duluth Wheat Declines
Market notes discuss wheat price weakness and elevator activity with references to New York prices, No. 2 red and spot grains. It mentions March close around 20.3 and mixed regional outlooks for butter and cheese production, with various western and eastern mills and packing concerns.
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New York
Now
Northern
Duluth
Sie
Blgerp Dow
Tse
Wwe
Orewimner Nwhowtie
Wtite Aatiy
Magle
Lew Step
Amiall
Reculir
Allie
Weatern
tHe
Wheat market summary and price quotes from Chicago
A garbled grain market brief notes wheat trade activity in Chicago with prices for No 2 red, No 1 hard, and other grains mixed. It references weekly close provisions, cash quotations, and various commodity names though some words are unreadable.
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Chicago
Timothy
Ted
Aus York
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Sale
Livestock trade shows varied results with cattle and hog receipts today. Prices ranged with steers and heifers selling softly at times while bulls and cows posted selective gains, and sheep and lambs showed mixed demand amid a generally active market environment.
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Chicago
Setomeorian
Market Report From New York Trade Pulse
In New York markets the day shows a steady tone with steady bids on sheep and lambs. Prices range with various calves yearlings and lamb figures. activity centered around cattle and lamb trades as buyers stay cautious.
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New York
Bagaty
Seattle
Prraudis
Weok
Canada Lambs
East Liberty Cattle Market Mixed with Varied Quality
Local market reports show cattle steady with mixed lots including extra, prime, common and veal calves. Demand is uneven as buyers bid around 8.00 to 8.25 per unit while heifers and hogs show modest activity and prices.
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East Liberty
Cholee Wellers
East Buffalo Shipping Receipts Noted Cattle and Hogs Values
A garbled shipping record from East Buffalo lists cattle and hog shipments with prices and weights. Mentions cattle, calves, lambs, sheep, and hogs with figures like 85.15 and 89.10 and references to freight and lading items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Lanka
Ol City Seeks Certification Amid Mixed Credit Balances
City records show credit balances reaching 110 with Mit verifying an average shipment flow of 87 289 units at 7 percent. WL reports no birth data and notes certified balances for ongoing shipments.
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City
Now
Mit
Competitive Value Claim Headlines Offer Budget Savings
A local advertiser touts unbeatable value claiming higher quality and lower prices. They compare themselves to rivals who offer cheaper but inferior work or higher prices with better service. The message emphasizes superior facilities, workmanship, and the lowest costs.
Handsome Tailor-Made Suits Offered At Large Reductions
Women can buy tailor-made suits for 25 to 50 dollars from a manufacturer going out of business at big reductions. The sale promises savings of 7 to 15 dollars per suit versus regular prices with a large, high quality showing. Come in and inspect the collection.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Tomiys
Thutwlay
Wild Coats
Boutil
Mt. 7
Thonpaom Oa. WT. Devidient
MT. Navman
Oi Gilligan
Samah We Devinn
To.t. Staples
Damaa
Ay Thuah
Ip. Mk
M. Mallett
Lopom
Charles Kingsley
P. A. McDonnell
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Fromntelkers Fa
Siehel Lynim
Curcheg
Ty Norte
M. W. Mobariay Ly. Im
E. McAllieter
Puller
Coxtell
Goliden
mi—Catiner
Stitt Am
Wildcats
Nortil
Tol A. BK. Ketcluar
Sirti
Fitgynitelk
Muthoi
Memoyk Am
W. Li
Niea
Cahwgan
U—M
Bishinge
Sumit South
Toesalay
Nev
Peter Noonwid
RL McCarthy
Toa
T.d. Thonpoon
Melanie
Cayuse Oonrath
Summit
Whureday
Nov
Peck
Associated Press
Wall Street Review
M. Jordan & Co
Scranton
Rte
Armortown
Auerivan
Psd
al Heel & Witt
Aby
Atchison
Aitchison
Lay Tirook
Balto
Chile
Islind
Wong Joo
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Ontario
Deen
Roern Union
Aveontin
Aalied
Pitot National Manke
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing
Third National Hawk
Eee
An Keontm, Light
Aus Lacka
Saute Deport Co
Keranton Paint Co
Aes Clark & Snover Co
Shranton Iron Fence
Ceane Beranton Axle Works
Wvcae Ee
Kackawanna Dairy Co
Eee County Savings Bank & Trust Co
National Bank
Scranton St
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Amd
Newnbastuc Tielion
Southern
Lullere
Ihde
dSie
Walle
Don
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
East Liberty Stock Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
General Office
Scranton, Pa
California
James’ Benepone
James
Snow
Weston Pilaun Sn
Botaneee
W. J. Davis
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Wasiaton ‘Avenue
Third National Bank
United States
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck, Casuier
Pennsylvania
Old Dominion Line
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Richmond, Va
Washington, D. C
Mier 2
North Iver
Beach Street
OLD Dominion Steamship Co
Beech Street
H.b.walker
Mgr
New York, N. Y
Wyoming
Minlog
Sporting
Smickelons
Repauig Chemical Company
Cornwell Building
Thos, Ford
Joan B. Smith & Son
Mulligan
Pittston
Plymouth
Theel
M.D
St. Piladelphia
Bludeutseher
Pilsner
Eugene Field
Lind
Eugene
Seanhacford
Pat
Fied
Poes
Wallshene
Souvenoir
Fang
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Fpa
Laplin & Rand
Mieten Mae
Spain
Repaune Chemical Co
Densten
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