Letter From Pittston Weighs Anthracite Labor Demands
A Pittsburgh area worker argues in North American letters that miners seek fair pay and shorter shifts, while operators bear high costs to keep mines running. The piece defends reciprocity in trade, questions mine owner invitations to talks, and contrasts wage proposals with retail coal pricing and industry expenses.
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Pow. BO
Pittston
Neoielty
Ciy
Trulie
Perard
Nicele
Iran
Omratore
Maxters
Toni
Bnkruptcy
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Merging mining and breaker departments under district superintendents
The Pennsylvania Coal Company reorganizes its management by combining mining and breaker departments under district superintendents who report to the general superintendent. October 1 1900 is set for the changes with Sidney Williams as general superintendent and George B. Smith, H. Brinck erley Thorne, Andrew Bryden and Alex Bryden among those named to new roles.
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Pennsylvania Coal Company
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Gorge
Comptroller Appointments Rail Line Notices
The Milice of the President and Dunmore Gas and Water Company announce comptroller changes in charge of accounting departments with headquarters in Thiarsore and Dotiert. Sidney Williams resigns. George Be Smith becomes President. Train operations show improvement with on time runs and few accidents as crews are reshuffled.
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Pennsylvanta Coat
Otder
Dunmore
Ridney Willilame
Pennsvania
Brinckerley Thorne
Chinmore
Vlee
Sidney Williams
Brie & Wyoming Valley Railroad
Tutnare
Drinckertiot Thorne
Kirke
Clare
Tecounting
Wedilipmrtes
Thiarsore
Midinvey Willian
Eve Wld
George Thealthy Weenie
Meon
Thinimore
Boyz
Brinckerhott Thorne
T. J. Clarke
M. Rine
Enginesra
Come Pany
Circular 25 still in effect despite railroad objections
General Superintendent Clarke stated he will personally review circular No. 25 and replace objectionable clauses with alternatives. He aims to modify the order to secure approval from Lackawanna railroad men.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Clarke
Passenger service on the Lackawanna rail line ends abruptly
The report notes the rail line of the Lackawanna shows a sudden end to passenger service. Authorities reference former officials without judgment and the article focuses on the grade of service and potential impact on riders.
trains and schedules for Delaware Lackawanna and Western wildcats
Fragmented timetable lists numerous crew and engine mentions for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line. Names such as Singer Colvin McCann Murphy Finnerty Magovern and engines described include Cle engines and passenger movements. The garbled text shows multiple stops and times including morning and afternoon sessions on a Sept day with wildcats in the north and south divisions.
Railroad Officials Visit Carbondale City Offices
HH Shepard superintendent of the Lackawanna Valley railroad visited the Lackawanna offices yesterday. W E Thayer division freight agent of the Central Railroad of New Jersey was in Carbondale on business. D W Morrison of Hoboken superintendent of the Pullman service on the Lackawanna railroad called on city officials yesterday.
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HH. Shepard
Tnachin Valley Railroad
Lackawanna Railroad
W. E. Thayer
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Carbondale
D. W. Morrison
Hoboken
Pullman
Lackawinna Railroad
Harrisburg Notes Governor Fixes Executions and Appointments
Governor Stone sets October 690 for the execution of Jorge Ward of Washington County. Stone also names Uriah W. Reger of Brookport as county judge and Michael Cath man as school superintendent in Clearfield County. Blair County committee chair Tnicylvumin issued a delegation to Billivan. Benefits listed at 10090 with liabilities of 517,000.
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Harrisburg
Covernor
Jorge Ward
Washington Cenants
Uriah W. Reger
Brookport
Asses Coate
Wik County
Michael Cathman
Schoofer
BO. Shicke
DeRoss
Clearfield County
Clearfield County, View Geonge
Deny Otonte
Blair County
Chamberlain's Cough Temod Endorsed for Croup and Colds
Mothers of children with croup or severe cold are urged to use Chamberlain's Cough Temod. It contains no opiate or narcotic and may be given to infants as to adults. The medicine has earned approval and praise across the United States and abroad. For sale by all druggists Matthews Bros. wholesale and retail agents.
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United States
Matthews Bros
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