Running of Lackawanna Trains Revised Under Salisbury Orders
Superint endent Salisbury issues rail orders affecting Lackawanna trains from Scranton to Port Morris and Hoboken. First in, first out crews. round trips Port Morris to Scranton end. speed recorder papers required. daily speeder submissions. draw head reports. crossings limited to ten minutes. two local railroad lodge elections announced Sunday.
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Lackawanna Road
Port Morris
D. L. W. Board
Scranton
Salisbury
Hoboken
Washneton
Pat Hoboken
Washington
Beranton
Port Morrie
Balizbury
Canfield
Port Jervis
Rail Way Conductors Group Announces December Meeting
The officers and members of Lackawanna Division No. 1 Order of Railway Conductors are urged to attend the next regular meeting on Sunday December 10 to nominate officers and conduct other business. All members of Morse Taylor Lodge No. 1 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen are notified.
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Lackawarnna Division No
Mores Taylor Lodge No. 1F
Brotherhood of Ralthway Tralin
December 4 Meeting Called for Ancient Order United Workmen
Members are asked to attend the next regular meeting on Sunday December 4 at the Ancient Order United Workmen hall where officers will be elected and other business transacted.
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aMeera
Beds for Trainmen at Railroad Y M C A
A limited number of beds are placed in the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association for trainmen away from home. Beds cost ten cents a night for members and fifteen cents a night for non members. Members must present a ticket when asking for a bed.
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Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association
Ucket
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Rail Schedule Notes
Scranton dated Nov 80 1400 lists multiple trains and crews including Mullin Ennis Nauman Mester and Carter lines. The roster references extra and regular engines such as Wild cat engines, Puller and Passenger Engines Widener Warfel with times from 6 a m to 8 p m and various crew designations.
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Ppm
South
J. Hennigan
SF Oppm
Duty
C. Leauwmnping
Tam— Widener
Wild Cat
Wyo ming County Institute Adjourns. Wilkes-Barre clash set
The Wyoming county farmers Institute closed after a two day session with entertaining and profitable programs. Wilkes-Barre High plays Tunkhannock at M A grounds in Wilkes-Barre this afternoon. About $5,000 raised for the electric Hill plant with $8,750 option expiring December 1.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Wyoming County Farmers’ Institute
Ww. Wheaton
Wilkes-Barre
Uitte County
E. H. Stevens
W. J. Ford
Laceyville
BE. Treynolds
West Nicholson
Charles Russell
Washington Township
Farmers’ Institute
Plince
Wilken-Barre
J. A. Heller
Factoryville
John J. Fassett
TD. N. Sturdevant
Hill
New Milford Notes Include Family Visits and Services
New Milford items report W D T Alney and Charles Alney visiting parents Dr and Mrs C C Alney after a death earlier in the week. Maude Aldrich visited Halstead friends. A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Baptist church in To-olowk tonight. Mrs C H Ainey of Montrose visited grandfather Horatio Garrett. Rev BD Pay conducted Holy Communion at St Mark’s Church. Mrs Margaret Elis of Newark NJ spoke on Temperance at the Methodist church. Charion Benjamin returns from Montrose after working in Lake’s meat market.
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New Milford
D. T. Alney
Charles
Montrose
Db. C. Alney
Mires Maude Aldrich
Halistead
Baptist Church
To'olowk
H. B. Carpenter
Finner Finn
Ira Wetherby
Clifford
N. J
Charion Benjamin
Lake's
Building Outlook Sees Moderate Winter Activity In Scranton
Architects anticipate a steady winter in Scranton with modest construction. Activity centers on dwellings on new plots, silk mill work at Klats Brothers near the bolt and nut works, and several large projects envisioned for spring. Major sites include the Young Men's Christian Association building, a Jefferson Avenue residence for FP L Park, and a grand stone front residence for Hon. William Connell on Vine Street.
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Monsey Avenue
Poplar Street
Architectu
Young Men's Christian Association
E.G. Worden
Tie
Lackawanna Railroad
Klats Brothers
Bolt and Nut Works
North Main Avenue
Clarke Brothers
West Lackawanny Avenue
A. Porter
Tutherford
Rutherford
Pauli
Spruce Street
Commonwealth Building
Hare Oylackwood
City Solicitor Votburg to prepare extended water ordinance opinion
City Solicitor Votburg, assigned by the light and water committees, will devote all available time to the water ordinance question. He is gathering judicial opinions and data to craft a thorough report for committee use.
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Votburg
Melvin
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Burt & Packard
Reilly & Davies
Scranton, Pa
Lackawanna Round
Saliabury
Aue. 7
Great Head
Meeting of Brotherhoods
Waste SE
Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago
North-Western Limited
St. Paul
Long Cares
Cheage & North
Addr
York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
A. Mullin
John Ennis
Theo. Nauman
J. Mester
Finnerty
W. McAlileter
EL VV. Corwin
A. J. McDornnell
G.T. Staples
Mann's Men
Stevens
Bartholomew
Bartholomew's Men, No 4), J. Dilly, Extre—A, Cerrity
W—P. Singer
F. D. Secor
Frounfelker
McAlileter
Pishing
Soutl
M. Madigan
Puller
Peckine
NORTH
M—O
Randolpn
P. J. Nealls
S. Carmody
D. Wallace
C. Kinley
Pixtra
J. Swarts
J. Gahagan
J. BE. Mustern
A. Ketchim
R. Castner
Beranton Teliune
Peck
Vosbure
Randvery
Potter Devo Ap Camu
Boston
THE
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
New York
Grace Church
Magliopulse
Connolly and Wallace
Scranton'’S
Connolly & Wallace
America
Third National Bank
United States
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
William Taylor & Son
Westminster Hotel
Col
Sxmuanth
Irving Plays
I. D. Crawford
China and
Japan
Williams & M’anusty
Wyoming Avenue
Bor
Wanamakers
Siegel Coopers Big Blore
P’way
Albert
Ith ST. & University
Hood’s
Give
India
Ately
Matthews Bros. and
H. C. Sanderacn, Druggiats
Thos Ka'ly
McGiarrah & Thomas
Lackawarra Ave
Beranten
Ithena Bros
McGarrah & Thomas
E Rolison
Pilsner
PA N. Ninth Street
Mount Pleasant
Coa
Idera
Comell
Frey
Rica Eras
Dhood Polson
Veuissel Frees
John Tealie
F. i
M.D. O
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co. Scranton
Wiliew Harre
I'4
General Office
Densten
Archarena
Florey & Brooks
Athletic Goods
Cameras, Kodaks & Supplies
Washington Ave
MOOG
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
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