Rail dispute ends in threatened abandonment of Susquehanna line
Dispute between Lackawanna and Susquehanna railroads over rental of land under tracks near Delaware and Blairstown shadows possible closure. Susquehanna may abandon the three mile line from Columbia to Delaware citing unprofitable operation, while both companies hold talks and a decision is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Blair
Delaware
Biafratown
Lackawanna and Susquehanna
Sucquehagna
Delaware Station
Lackawanna
Susquehanna
Gores Prall
Attis
Susquehanoz
Staquabanns
Suequehanna
Columbia Junction
Susquehanoe
John J. Blair
Sal
Blairstown
Portland
Columbia
Stroudsburg
Nevnib
Autlentont
Unsettled Deal Between Tunation Citizens and Trimont
Reports indicate directors voted to accept popular wishes and attract the Trimont Manufactur og, with a Likely city involvement. Lackawanna engineers' factory plans drew concern as a freight collision near Phillipsburg caused major track damage and fourteen hours of halted traffic. Washington Camp festival on Weblein's Green drew large crowds and refreshments, while a gas of humor and civic topics sparked discussion about bird damage to crops and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juncelon
Tunation
Trimont Manufactur‘og Company
Alll Remaing Oper
Jonellon
N Junction
Alsa
Lackawanna Engineers
Lackawanna
Round House
Central Railroad
Lackawanna Company
Atte
Balyidere- Delaware Road
Phillipsburg
Focanoco
Lehigh & Hadaon
Lehigh & Endson Tralin
Fee
Ita
Easton area social notes list dozen visits and departures
Miss Listen hosts Misea Flowale Bowlby of Easton while many residents entertain and visit relatives across Phillipsburg Asbury and Hoboken. A wild electric storm damages Rankle family charges and illness prompts family gatherings as local residents travel to Paterson Oxford and Atlantic City for visits and stage engagements.
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Fiat
Misea Flowale Bowlby
Easton
Misoea
Edith
May Trandolph
Stroylog
Oceano Grove
Mica May Fol
Plainfield
Mimeo Badgley
H. Washington Ave
Btowart
Ketcham
Belvidera
Afre
William Vellower
Stewart Street
Miller Widener
Childran
Moses Thorpen
Philipsburg
Obie Admian
Childroen
Jonatson
Mme
John W
Paterson
Mira
Warner Miller
Oxford
N.J
Ora
Langer
Manning Connett
Brookside
John G. Beldleman
J. Calvin Thorpe
George Borbner
E. W. Allegor
Taeaday
Charles Bearborough
Madfeon
Eugene Bearborough
W. J. Coawrall
Eugese Lingberry
Dedrick
Dildine
Citaeltz
Oakland Park
Linas
Ida Briviz
Rhota Ackley
Anna Shields
Virginia Everett
Moers
Goong
Lloyd Van8yckle Sod
Rhuv McCracken
Hackettetown
Davis Miltehelt
Orunbacry Lake
Asbury
Moesara
Win. Bulphizer
Jono Hiner
Barry Hiner
Elwood Hiner
Josph Fitte
Alsxea Brown
Osman
Washington Tsat
Guiick
Alao Bile
Balyidere
John O. Rankin Co
Cortlandt Street
York
Garon
May Tuterite
Stra
James Nixon
Dunbant Hag
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Michigan
Indiana Gang Canada
Tony Baster
New York
Atlantic City
Octavio Beach
N. Y
Ear Rocheater
Eugene Freeman
Albert ‘Heeley
Philadelphia
Irene Martenis
Geo. H. Baldwin
White Plaltny
Jana RB
Miller
Elizabeth
Frank Cawley
Palliipsburg
Halvidere
Kate Carling
Bloomsbury
Phillipsburg
Mia
Martin Melroy
Bloomaberg
Trapate
Li. Johnson
Miss Haley
Brooklyn
Bertha Brown
Gibanon
Brown
Familly
Frianda
James Cain
Bomerville
Alpaugh
Misa Ella Smith
Edo. Stont
Barat Garria
Bernice Tack
Aston
Mina Mary Carpenter
Rankle
Harges
W. Ik. Cronk
Saateurh Neta
Dfartents
Uzato Thompson
Milt Vleetorn
B.J. Smith
Broadway
Joseph Widovers
Moe
Reward Offer for Cure of Catarrh By Constitutional Dingse
A quirky old ad promises a $100 reward to anyone who proves Catarrh cured by a “constitutional dingse.” It claims the remedy acts on the nose and mucous surfaces to restore health and includes a bold guaranty. The notice asks readers to send money and sentimentals to F J Carney in Toledo Ohio for mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Carney
Toledo
England
Whittam
Digemay
Elie
Paelsh
Cam-bridgeshire
Wardena
Dover
Cme
Wilhire
Mary
The Chinese Carpenter and Odd Tales in Old Times
A collage of odd anecdotes and excerpts from New York Times style items, including a Chinese carpenter tale about patching a floor with a clever hole, a discussion of old English monetary tokens, church and bishop notes, and a humorous exchange about subscriptions and wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como
Equare Boon
New York Times
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Mae Shaslontan
Cys L. Spainen
Old Blair Road
Susquehaton
Peter S. Quink
Saran D. Quick
George Quick
Philip Cook
Washington Camp
Weblein
Uebblo
Sherge
Drofasaar
John B. Brith
Intomologiat
Staith
Hampton
Jackson Aganns
Hampton Borss
Moorby
Chautauqua
Niagara Falla
Denver
Cols
Detroit
Mich
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Yale
Low Stone Park
Niagara Fally
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Quebec
Iocal
Guy Adar
P. A
Broad St
Newark
Walter
Port Alisgourt
Degonse
Corpan
Bungas Ciy Star
Winis
Wishen
Lily Valee
Ray Rienne Hendd
Atlanta
Nunn’s
Colden Store
Washington
Armour
Bell
Nunn
Kirk
Ark
California
Chicago
Farmers Attacts Securitiess
Storm Achs
S,. W. Nunn
Northern New
Andrew Beam
J. M. Rockafellow
Hohn W. Ditty
Lomiyursbay
Cloud Hotel
Weat Warren St
Lincoln Arey
LOUIS
ENNID
Pitts Bnoch
Bettep
J. W. Batea
Laoh
Weasell
SHAFER_.& BEAM
Washington Ave
Port Colden New Jersey
Ferina Wilkes
Alcantara
George Wilkes
Fanny Fern
Dante
Lambert
New Jersey
Wagner Farm
Haelettstown
Joseph
D. _KLOTZ
James L. Shields
Washington, N. Ji
Bonnot
Ashington Street
Hoboken
N. J
Malloran
Lorton
Morthampton St
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