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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1900

Page

2

Anniversary Observed as Abington Baptist Association Meets

The Abington Baptist Association marked its ninety third anniversary in Blakely with a two day gathering at the Log Cabin home of Rev. John Miller. Delegates from many churches discussed missions, education, and labor issues while services and sermons highlighted the event. The event included a memorial for Striking concerns in the coal region and a Women’s Missionary Society meeting with reports and electio ns.

John Miller Abington Blakely Abington Association Pennsylvania John Mieler Waverly Hi Smith Mdworts Church of God Ainners Rey J.T. Williams David Spencer D. di Z. Lo Williame DL . Williams David Boener PD. TK BG. Betdoe Lauther Keller Koehler Mikanah Hully A. M Academy J. W. Putnama Keystone Accademy Primitive Methodist Women's Missionary Soviety Pritchard Prinver Bishop HH. J. Whalen Mary Pevan Ruth Miller Mary Bevan RR. Thompson HT. Carr Geary Mee Peitehard Mra AL PL Prautweln Mike S. ¢ Kirigbaum Mary Even Krigbaumy Bevan Carbondale Nellie Bishop Huttunooga Tenn Billina Leo Burmah Anthrach Greeneland Ley Mountains Thomas Baker

Mariani Wine touted as a tonic for health

An advertisement extols Mariani Wine as a diffusible tonic boosting strength, stamina, and vitality. It claims to aid general debility overwork and exhaustion, with benefits for the elderly, delicate women, and sickly children, and suggests serving with water or in wine.

Mariani Marion

Delaware Lackawanna shops modernize with large upgrades

The Delaware Lackawanna and Western machine shops undertake extensive changes including brick paving, new pits, and an expanded main floor to service 28 locomotives. Additions include a new electric field plant, boiler house, improved lighting, and a central tool room relocation. Over 90 motive power staff and multiple engines now under repair. Superintendent Lield is credited with transforming the plant.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Machine Shops Teodl Ateam Trelicht Atone Reepeir Lield

Wild Cats Schedule Details From Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board

The article lists the Delaware Lackawanna and Western rail board makeup with Wild Cats events on September 12 and 17, showing various train times and crews such as Mannigan, McDonnell, Nauman, Hallett, Burkhart, and Hennigan. It notes North and South Wild Cats assignments, engine details, passenger engine times, and crew changes, ending with a novice note about Franklin Borke and Stayles planning next trip.

Wild Cats SAO Pf. mM Mannigan McDonnell Mu—T. Nauman Soutil T Hallett Sever Burkhart Gam W. DD Wariel Clarette Herrity Pienett I. Hennigan Singer M—Olvin Opma J. Dolly Herth—Frounfelker Herth—Nichede South D. TL McCann Uiree Tithelass

Lackawanna Railroad Expands Foreign Freight Office

Following the April appointment of Jewett as foreign freight agent, the Lackawanna Railroad increased its foreign freight business and opened a new, larger office in the Produce Exchange Building New York. The facility serves the export district handling grain cereals flour packinghouse produce and provisions and maintains close contact with steamship lines to move goods worldwide. The department oversees through export freight traffic and related inland and ocean charges on through shipments.

Lackawanna Railroad Jewett Traffic Department Produce Exchange New York City Trafic of Thia Company Wil Monese Ocean Charess Hhrough

Jersey Central Freight House Rewired by Power Company

John F. Waleh traveling passenger and freight agent of the Ontario and Western railroad spent yesterday in Carbondale on business for the company as the Jersey Central freight house began re wiring by the Sevanton Illu nating Meat and Power company.

Jersey Central fSevanton Illuinating Meat and Power Company John F. Waleh Ontario and Western Railroad Carbondale

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