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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1899

Page

2

Lehigh Valley Works To Prevent Mountain Wrecks Near Wilkes-Barre

The Wilkes-Barre district reports steps by the Lehigh Valley to avert accidents on the mountain above the city. The Lackawanna Road air shaft at Exeter Colliery is completed, enabling expanded coal production. William Nelson receives a promotion. A Delaware and Hudson locomotive project in Wayne County employs multiple crews to clear basins, lay track, and remove debris, with property damage negotiations ongoing as viewers may be appointed.

Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Barre Russell Lackawanna Road Exeter William Nelson Thomas Lawler Faratoma Delaware and Hudson Locomotive Railroad Wayne County Erie Caulfield Fowler's Mill Canfield Brothers Huey Duntran Duclind-Thompson Shoe Company Honesdale John Krante M. Button Ying Shures Walmart J. H. Page Alford Susquehanna County Mr. Pace Boston Delaware Lack Avonna Western Page Lackawaxen Ontario and Western Pevston Peyntedle William McKenna Lawler Fowler Brothers Mill KT. Beers & Son Caulfield Brothers Messrs. Beers Fowlers Mill Baker Wilkea-Parre

Lehigh Valley Sets Single Track Between Sugar Notch and Farview

To prevent a repeat of the Newport accident on the mountain track, the Lehigh Valley railroad bars trains from using the Sugar Notch to Farview section as a single track. The segment lacks passing sidings and will admit only one train at a time. Plans for a double track are under consideration but not soon implemented.

Newport Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Sugar Notch Farview

Kingston contractor completes Red Ash air shaft at Exeter colliery

After seven months of work John Pugh of Kingston finishes sinking the Red Ash air shaft at Exeter colliery. The shaft measures fourteen feet square and six hundred feet deep, cribbed from the surface to the rock with heavy concrete and noted as a fine piece of workmanship.

John Pugh Kingston Exeter

Lackawanna Road Superintendent Praises Travel Efforts

The Lackawanna railroad superintendent commends the crew for their prompt action in handling the recent congestion toward Scranton and other areas. He notes there is no Pedikett to doubt capacity and would welcome any future offerings from the freighter department to improve shipping.

Haseell Lackawanna Road Scranton

Chamber Line cenlliery resuming operations after repairs

The Chamberlain cenlliery at St Clair Schuylkill county will reopen February 15 after repairs. J J Lewis promoted to assistant train master with headquarters in Williamsport and assumes new duties on the Catawissa branch of the Philadelphia and Reading. Veoillam Nelson named outside foreman at Jeanesville No 1 as McFarlane resigns. William F Hamer assumes No 4 role and rest of shift duties. Nelson considers offer from Lehigh Valley Hazleton colliery. future plans undecided.

Chamberlain Cenlliery St Clair Schuylkill J.J. Lewis Catawisca Philadelphia and Reading Williamsport Lewis Veoillam Nelson Jeanesville No. 1 McFarlane Reienes Mondias William F. Hamer Nelson Lehigh Valley Hazleton

Memorial Hall and Library Charter Filed in Blakely

An application for a charter of the Callender Memorial association was filed by Prothonotary John Copeland to build a public hall on the Old Brown church lot in Blakely. The charter lists Samuel N. Callender Serditon Carrie A. Kenyon William H. Callender Romeine 8 Callender John T. Howe Mary FE. Howe Charles A. Callender Edward J. Callender C. P. Kenyon Margaret J. Callender S Scranton 8. D. Kingsley George D. Kingsley A. & Kingsley Burton FE. Kingsley Edwin A. Kingsley John KR. Jones Olyphant Newell Callender Clark's Green Alfred M. Baker Waverly David B. Morgan John H. Callender Mary L. Callender Judson 8. Callender Emma B. Williams E. Fremont Perris Arch T. Dunlap Peekville.

Callender Memorial Association John Copeland Old Brown Church Blakely Samuel Callender Samuel N. Callender Serditon Carrie A. Kenyon Olyphant William H. Callender Alfred M. Baker Waverly David B. Morgan John H. Callender Mary L. Callender Judson Callender Emma B. Willams E. Fremont Perris Arch T. Dunlap Peekville

Youth shot by companion on West Lackawanna avenue

Condition remains serious for James Shiels after a shooting on West Lackawanna avenue Tuesday evening. The bullet struck the right breast and may have reached the lung. investigators hold Bryan and Tom Watkins, who possessed the revolver, at police headquarters awaiting news.

James Shiels West Lackawanna Avenue Lackawanna Hospital Byran Tom Watkins Police Heanquarers

Meeting of Preachers Resumes in Scranton Area

The meeting of preachers from the Methodist Episcopal church in Scranton and vicinity resumes on September 9th at 10 50 a m in the Finn Park Vhtary room. Rev M Surfam of Pittston Methodist Notacopal church will deliver the address titled Man s Inividual and Social Ride. It is the first meeting after the annual creation and hopes for a large attendance.

Methodist Episcopal Church Scranton Finn Park Revo M. Surfam Pittston

Rosen Resigns as South Side Sewer Inspector

George Rosen, inspector of the South Side sewer, has resigned due to rheumatism. On the recommendation of City Engineer Phillins, two inspectors will be named by Mayor Moir at tonight's select council meeting.

George Rosen South Side Phillins Moir Select Council

Special Reduced Fares to Bethlehem via Lehigh Valley RR

Account of the Bethlehem State Fair notes special one day fares of 2.45 for travel Scranton to Bethlehem and return September 12 to 16 1809. Tickets valid September 12 to 16 with return by September 16. one day rate applies Thursday September 4 on train No. W. Tickets good going only. consult ticket agents for details.

Bethlehem Lehigh Valley Railroad Bethlehem State Scranton Lehigh Valley

How Railroads Muster Wrecking Crews For Accidents

Railroads maintain ready wrecking outfits with derrick cars tool cars and a shanty quarters for crews. The process starts with notification and rapid assembly then setting up telegraph lines and clearing a path for the first engine. Crews perform repairs mov e cars and even aid wounded while preserving evidence for claims.

Reading Letters Inspires Daily Letters To Boy

A fragment from Harper's Bazar notes a sly boy who writes daily letters. The exchange jokes about his day spent reading and composing correspondence, highlighting lingering flippant charm in period humor.

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