Company to Form for Large Scale Overalls and Shirts
A movement to form a company in the Gould building on Linden street to manufacture overalls, pants, and shirts on a large scale. The venture targets the anthracite coal region, expects 250 000 dozen annual output, a $160 000 annual business, and a 200 plus workforce with $50 000 payroll. Theodore A. White of Dunmere named local manager and organizers include D B Tayor and several businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould Building
Linden Street
Shanton
Newburn
Pougshkeepele
Binghamton
Scranton
Far
Wer
Fridair
Theodore A. White
Dunmere
D. B. ‘Tayior
George Bo Jermyn
Files
Chadfrey
Lo Te No
Ketchum
AL Staate
C. B
Railroading Talk Highlights Wage and Freight Rate Shifts
Wilkes-Barre News quotes Airech DL and Worallreader arguing over rail cost moves. They describe a era of higher wages for train hands, disputed freight rates, and a shift to Sunday excursion trains as part of a broader management policy. The piece notes special favors to some companies and changes at Scranton area lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airech DL
Worallreader
Tistona
Creat Bend
Scranton
Lee
Oather Fonds
Teowue Sian Sloan
Wallway
Peary
Journal Yards
The
Herald, Werk
Teibune
Oil Management
Peter McCann
Stone Cutters Union Address Missed By Leader
James F. McHugh, secretary and treasurer of the International Stone Cutters Association, was expected to address Cassouse's hall on Lack SWANS avenue at 2 pm yesterday but failed to arrive. A factional dispute among the workers has been referred to Mr. McHugh for adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. McHugh
International Stone Cutters’ Association
Stone Cutters’ Union
Cassouse’s
Lack- Swans Avenue
Mr. McHugh
Ten Broock Takes DL&W Freight Agent Post in City
C A Ten Broock was appointed the new freight agent for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company and assumed charge of the city office yesterday. His territory covers traffic between Binghamton and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ten Broock
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Thie City
Hiw
Hinghamton
Warner's Safe Cure Endures Twenty Five Years
Promises that Warner's Safe Cure has blessed the world for twenty five years and saved thousands of lives as the only known specific for diseases and weaknesses of the kidneys and liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Hoboken Announces Move of Key Freight Official
Hoboken confirms a staffing shift as C A Rapello becomes assistant general freight agent with headquarters in Hoboken. The notice notes prior ties to the Wabard and Licka wanna Dispatch and mentions Mr Ten Broeck once affiliated with the same organizations in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Bloomaburg
Ten Broeck
Wabard and Lickawanna Dispatch
New York
Conductor Dodwell Inherits Finlands Estate
Charlie Dodwell a Central Railroad of New Jersey conductor known to commuters from Bunellen to Jersey City learned he will inherit about $20 000 from an uncle in Finland after a long time of being notified by an English law firm His only other relative is a distant one and the estate should provide him with an independent income for the rest of his days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Dodwell
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Bunellen
Jersey City
Finland
Dedwells
New York Journal
Promotion at Delaware Lackawanna for Fred Warner
Fred Warner of the civil engineering department is promoted to division engines for all lines west of Washington New Jersey. Warner is a young man who was enticed by Chief Engineer Archibald and is well prepared by study and experience for the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Warner
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wealern Company
Washington, N. J
Warner
Archibald
Coal and steel firms linked to regional industry growth
Patrick McManiman has been hired to deliver coal from Hyde Park and other mines for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company. A Sharon Steel charter is issued with a 2 million capital, led by senators Finn and Magee. A Pittshore syndicate under A Leonard Well is eyeing Sheldon Axle Works, Wilkes-Barre, the nation’s largest axle plant with 490000 yearly capacity and 1000 workers, operating day and night with yearlong orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McManiman
Luzerne Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Hyde Park
Continental
Hampton
Archbald
State Department
Sharon Steel Company
Sharon
Willam Finn Christopher Magee
Pittsburg
Pittshore
A. Leonard Well
Sheldon Axle Works
Wilkes-Barre
Tt Ia
Trial List for the Coming Term
A historical page lists trial entries with multiple names and roles. It shows various defendants, sureties, and prosecutors like John Caden, Annie Caden, Richard Price, WIL Cibbons, Anthony Gillespie, Agnes Gillespie, Imma Orlen, J. O. Lesh, Louie Friedman, Sebastian Razell, Ann Cammons, Maury A Casey, Nork Rolle, Mary A. Casey, and others. Several appeals are noted, including from sum or summary convictions, with judges or prosecutors referenced. The fragment suggests a docket ahead of a term with numerous cases and associated parties.
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Tae
John Caden
Annie Caden
Sas
Penor Sokal
Mra
Jusil Svendka
OM Richard Price
Wil Cibbons
Anthony Gillespie
Agnes Gillespie
Imma Orlen
Lesh
Rosencrana
A. Fox
Louie Friedman
Pee
Sebastian Razell
Thankful Roxell
Ann Cammons
Maury A Casey
Nro
Nork Rolle
Mary A. Casey
I. Or. Hulbert
T B. Jackson
Andrew Ponchision
Samuel M. Miller
Margaret Henderson
Albert Hen- Heron
Aoe
New Milford Social Roundup and Upcoming Weddings
Special to The Scranton Tribune from New Milford reports a Dewey reception list in New York attended by Colonel D. Pratt J. C. McConnell J. C. Hand and Charles Tucker. Local nuptials include L Belle McCollum and Harry A. Lyons marriage at the Episcopal church on September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
D. Pratt
J.C. McConnell
J. C. Hand
Charles Tucker
New York
Dewey
L. Belle McCollum
Harry A. Lyons
Leorge Shay
Carleton
Peckville
Lawn
Mize M. AL Dickerman
Mary Ward
Glen Ridge
Revenely
Mica Allee Gardner
Montage
Clara
Inderlied
Walton
Opera House
Dixey
Columba Hoge Company
Mons
Dubee
Audienc
St. Mark's Church
Minx May Butterfield
Ernest Moss
Meriden
Colin
Nettle Millard
Heartlake
KR. N. Ives
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Hawley
David Shay
William van Cott
Fenderan Settles Involved Dispute Amid Stormy Debate
In a stormy exchange a fenderan rose to end the dispute with a waving hand and a call for calm. One participant insisted the only aim was common Bixnothy, reflecting a sharp exchange reported by the London News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenderan
London Newa
Explosion Tests Old Man’s Fate In Grim Odds
A terse dialogue hints at a fatal blast as old man dies in an incident described with stark regional phrasing. The exchange implies a violent event rather than a peaceful death, signaling a tragedy covered in brief, clipped style.
Permanent injunction in Mulberry Arthur avenue street dispute
The court rules the Lackawanna traction rights to extend tracks on Mulberry street and Arthur avenue are public streets and that city consent was effectively granted by prior actions. forfeitures are not triggered by delay as the city acquiesced and construction proceeded, so the injunction is made permanent. The prothonotary must notify parties and final decree will follow after 30 days if no exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
Harrison Avenue
Arthur Avenue
Eald Avenue
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Beckett Cotate
Traction Company
Tron Company
Preavott Avenue
Roaring Brook
Lackawanna Tren and Coal Company
Nar Aug Park
Nay Aug Park
Elmhurst Boulevard
Arthur
Ney Aug Park
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
Vallee Padeonger Railway Company
Passonwer
Vertion
Iso
The
Valley Passenger Railway Company
Pepravary
Prescott Avenue
Sfulerry Street
Gibson Street
Street Railway Company
Pfranehiae
Ondinaros
Wml
Piawenger Pall
Archibald
Carbondale Traction Co
Poonle Ve. Kinghtton & T. Co
Galey Ve
Kellerman
Lomsoo
Willace
Gow'o
Westmoreland Gas Co
Pau
Leasor
Loese
Tiwan
Court record excerpt on a witness and prisoner encounter
A judge or attorney questions a witness about a burglary incident. The witness admits fleeing through a window after a prisoner shouted and a bystander believed the intruder was the plaintiff’s father. The dialogue implies confusion about the person involved and the witness’s lack of alarm or defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Tillings
Davidow Bros One-Fourth Value Jewelry and Gifts Sale
Merchants announce a clearance offering fine diamond rings gold bands and watches at steep discounts. Three hundred ladies solid silver rings and extra heavy solid silver thimbles priced low with special case items and a sale emphasis on one-fourth original value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Rogers Bros
Elgin Movement
Davidow Bros
Ife
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Buch Goode
Horsford
Horeford
Thic
Bok
Scranton Tribune
Streete
Hood’s
Lackawanna Ava
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
William Taylor & Son
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Plas, New York
I. D. Crawford
Wanamaahers
Blegel Cowper's
Grea Dry Goals
B'way
Givensy
Albert
BT. & University Ae
Broadw
Ya Baers
Perauenini Pa., Bros.and McGarrah & Tho
Marly Peer Matthews
iWallace
Scranton'’S
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
Kelly's Stores
Trantits Aveaus
Idoras
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and Wickesarre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
Brussels
Savonerrie
Ingrain
Williams & M’anusty
Wyoming Avenue
Roomnsons
Pilsner
Dr.densten
Spruce
Temple Court
Densten
Hun
Florey & Brooks
Howse
Laplin & Rand
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