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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1899

Page

3

Pope's Health Praised As Vin Mariani Extols Elixir

An article extols Pope Leo XIII's vigor at 89 noting recent cables about his health. It highlights Cardinal Rampolla's letter praising Vin Mariani as a life giving tonic, claims of royal and noble endorsements, and invites readers to request a deluxe album from Marchant & Co, New York.

Rampolla Helbetts Via Mariani Monsieur Marian Nis Russia London Court Journal Vieborien Burdou Alexandre

Lackawanna Moves Kingston Paint Shops to Scranton

The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Co. plans to concentrate all shop operations in Scranton. Master Car Rubiber Canfield and Master Pointer Miller arranged the Kingston paintshop transfer, with 33 workers. Passenger coaches will no longer be painted at Dingaton. cars will be built at Altoona and repairs shifted to Philadelphia and Harrisburg to ease Altoona shops.

Delaware, Lackalvanna and Weetern Company Tade Rubiber Canfield Pointer Miller Kingston Dingaton Princi American Car and Foundry Company Pulman Palace Car Company Altoona Philadelphia Harrisburg

Lackawanna Ad Campaign Uses Color Photography From Detroit Firm

Noted photographer W H Jackson and assistant Jy J Edson photographed Lackawanna scenery for advertising. The Detroit Photographic Company will produce color Nature direct from the negative. A special car with Jackson, Mr. Bowen, Lackawanna agent W A Hunter, and Donald J McDonald of Detroit traveled to Elmira to view and discuss the project.

Lackawanna W. H. Jackson Jy. J Edson Detroit America Jackson Bdwen Lackawanan W. A Hunter Donald J. McDonald Mr. Hunter Chicago Youd McDonald Detroit Photographic Company Detroit Free Frese Detroit Journal Great Clothing and Centlemena Furnith Goody of & RR Mabley & Co Requlte Juno Elmira W. H. Peters Dansville

Railroad expands fleet to handle freight surge

The Pennsylvania Railroad aims to boost capacity amid heavy traffic. It placed orders for 1,560 more cars, including 4,000 box cars for eastern lines east of Pittsburgh and 1,600 coal cars, to meet extraordinary transportation demands.

Pennsylvania Railroad Transportation Department Ula Nurother Eeen Pittsburg

Review of Trade and Financial Outlook by Dun and Co

Dun and Co reports a surge in demand and expanding money markets with no precedent, noting heavy steel rail orders, large material contracts, and strong cotton goods and wheat exports. The piece also mentions rising prices for coke and iron products, improved railcar activity, and overseas breadstuff demand while predicting continued prosperity into next year.

New York R. G. Dun & Co South Africa Pennsylvania Bessemer PLC Pittsburg White Wheeling Mainy Cuba Chicago Boston Atlantic Pacific United States Canada

Foreign seed program seeks Hungarian wheat and date palms

The department of agriculture collects rare seeds bulbs and trees from abroad for testing. Hungarian wheat is highlighted as a top hard winter variety with potential in Middle Western states. Date palms are also mentioned as an upcoming import for trial.

Department of Agriculture Europe Russia America

Developing Motive Power and Rail Efficiency on the New York Central

George H. Daniels, general passenger agent of the New York Central, notes historic gains in freight and locomotive capacity. He cites grain cars rising from twenty thousand pounds to sixty to sixty six thousand pounds and Jannet type locomotives pulling seventy five to ninety cars loaded, with 110 to 125 empty cars, while 70 to 100 trains per day pass along six parallel tracks beside the Erie Canal from Buffalo to Albany.

George H. Daniels New York Central Erie Canal Buffalo Albany Mohawk Valley

Albright Secures Waterfront Forty-Nine Acres Near Buffalo

The land board grants John J. Albright fifty acres of submerged land at Stony Point west of Buffalo territory adjacent to a large steel plant site. The plant, planned at a cost around twenty million, will be a major steel works employing about 5,000 while comprising two miles of buildings. The company has paid one million dollars in cash for the land.

Lackawanna Railroad Company Kingston Scrantoon Lackawanna New Buffalo Steel Plant New York Land Board Late Land Board John J. Albright Stony Point Buffalo

Anthracite Coal Demand In Major Cities Grows

The article notes rising demand for anthracite coal as city ordinances curb soft coal use by railroads. New Orleans railroads face supply strain. New York Central lines direct engines to switch from bituminous to anthracite, expecting widespread adoption to limit bituminous use nationwide.

New Orleans New York

Central and D H Railway Deal In Play Again

Dispatch from New York City to the Philadelphia Press reports revived talk that the New York Central has gained control of the Delaware and Hudson Railway. It states the Vanderbilt interests offer to guarantee 68 percent on the stock and to assume all fixed charges. Delaware and Hudson has long been a famed dividend payer.

Thme Arizona New Mexico Mediterranean Athens France Japan New York City Philadelphia New York Central Delaware and Hudson Railway Vanderbilte Delaware and Hadson

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