Brick displays debut at Builders' Exchange exhibit
Secretary Landig unveils a dual brick display in the Board of Trade building’s Builders' Exchange room. Philadelphia makers Easton Hydraulic Press Brick and O W Ketcham showcase standard and Roman bricks in 15 by 1 foot cabinets, offering the public a hands on view to aid choosing materials for new construction.
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Union Organizes Scranton Street Car Workers and Officers
Frederick Dilcher of the United Mine Workers reports Scranton street car men forming a local branch of a national union. One hundred seventy-one members enrolled at the meeting with more names added later. Permanent officers elected will remain unnamed for now. D., L. & W. Board details follow with schedules and crew notices for wildcats and runs across Wild Cats East and West sections.
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Weston Mill Transfer Nearing Completion for Delaware and Hudson
Work progresses rapidly at the Weston Mill on Lackawanna avenue as Ongrating machinery and stock are moved. By early December the Delaware and Hudson Railroad company, recently purchasing the building, expects possession and removal of the structure to clear space for a new freight station. A large portion of stock has already been stored, leaving the big building increasingly vacant. Yesterday afternoon the large steam power remains in use during the transition.
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Boiler Removed From End Line House
A boiler was taken out of the end line house and stored away.
Dickson completes largest cylinder and fly-wheels for Boston Traction
The Dickson Manufacturing Company finishes its largest cylinder and two massive fly-wheels for Boston Traction. The completed cylinder awaits shipment to Boston, while the two fly-wheels, each 24 feet in diameter and 100 tons, are ready to ship, marking the largest fly-wheels produced at this works.
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Labor drives expansion as unions organize city workers
United Mine Workers of America aims to organize all local Industries by December 10. Street car employes formed an amalgamated unit, and express men and draymen organized a Scranton union. Barbers attract national organizer Carl Howe and plan a Monday meeting, with Dilcher assisting in broader labor efforts.
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Rail traffic, signals, and locomotive orders in Scranton area
Beginning tomorrow at noon the automatic lock signal 158 at West Paterson will change to a stop signal. The Philadelphia and Reading Railway ordered 45 Baldwins from Baldwin Locomotive Works, 10 for passenger use and 35 for freight, to be delivered within a year. Lackawanna Railroad reported heavy Thanksgiving traffic with Nos. 4 and 6 requiring extra cars, and a signal light at the North Scranton barn indicates track clearance status for yard crews.
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Glass workers union nears amalgamation agreement
Exclusive wire reports from Pittsburg that the committee for glass flatteners cutters blowers and gatherers has practically completed the amalgamation details.
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Markets Tread Water Ahead of Holiday Trading
New York investors held back on Thanksgiving Eve with few deals and a light list of stocks. Room trades and large interests dominated activity while public involvement waned. Amalgamated Copper weakened on fears of new tobacco legislation. Chicago and Alton shows gains for common and preferred shares. Rubber stocks lagged. total today 610,500 shares. Bond market stayed active with irregular values around 4,055,000 par.
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Pea Bee he first mort People’s Street Railway
A fragmented OCR item references the People’s Street Railway and traction figures. The readable bits mention General facts and percentages tied to a historic transit context, with unclear dates or places, but signals a brief note on a street railway traction topic.
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Scranton Wholesale Market Note at Lackawanna Ave
Market listing at 7 Lackawanna Ave. notes dairy tubs and full cream beans per bushel priced at $2.40 and flour best at $4.00. Nearby state unspecified. Items reflect local wholesale dairy and grain offerings with partial OCR rendering.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report
Wheat steady for contract grade November. Corn firm for No 2 mixed November. Oats firm for No 2 white clipped. Butter steady to easier with various grades noted. Eggs steady nearby and western markets. Cheese declines for New York fall creams. Cotton unchanged. Live poultry dull with mixed quality and regional comparisons. Receipts show 9,000 flour barrels and 1,067,000 pounds, 3,000 bushels wheat, 1,000 bushels corn, 6,000 oats. shipments include 66,000 bushels wheat, 245,000 bushels corn, 10,000 bushels oats.
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Commodity market wrap from New York trading session
The New York market shows mixed holiday effects with grains and corn slipping then recovering to close steady. Wheat futures fluctuated with late losses followed by a rally while corn and oats weakened and steadied. butter and cheese prices remained firm and cheese held steady amid dairy market activity.
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Chicago grain and livestock quotes fall on withdrawal of Phillips support
Chicago November trading closes mix under pressure from Phillips withdrawal. Corn futures slide while wheat and oats fade. old-provisions drop. Cash quotes show varied grains and livestock prices with No 1 flax at 1.08 and pork around 11.12 to 11.26 with lard near 9.0 to 9.5 percent.
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Cattle and Sheep Market Report From Chicago Auction
Market notes show cuttle receipts 22 000 with steers weak to lower and Texas cattle easing. Prime steers around 5.85 to 6.20, cows 2.50 to 4.10, calves 1.50 to 6.00. Beef and mixed stockers down, Texas fed steers around 2.90 to 4.10, sheep and lambs steady to good, western and Texas offerings totals around 15 000.
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Market notes from New York and Culver Market report
The report shows cattle prices with steers and cows steady to a shade higher, bulls and veals mixed, and fat western cows listed. Hogs are described as ready for all weights with figures scattered across the market notes, including lambs and sheep with small gains.
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East Liberty Livestock Prices The Nov 25 Market Report
In East Liberty cattle and calves show varied quotes with prime and common grades. Listings include prime mediums and general categories such as best Yorkers and veal calves with price ranges across multiple lots.
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Oil City Briefs on Crude Shipments and Balances
Oil City reports credit balances and shipment figures with runs totaling 120 578 barrels, average 91 451 barrels. The text notes per cent rates and long shipments, listing 12 709 barrels and 10 819 barrels in separate tallies.
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Merchant Tailoring Seeks Best Value
Merchant Tailoring claims unmatched value with superior facilities and work at the lowest prices, contrasting rivals offering lower costs with inferior results and some charging high prices for quality.
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