Quiet Day in the Legislature in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania House reported a calm day with bills on second reading advancing. The Lytle bill was reconsidered and postponed. the Baldwin garbage bill was also reconsidered amid opposition. Senate confirmed several gubernatorial appointments, including J J McGuhgan and others as notaries public and city alderman. A proposed state capitol project to build a new house was advanced with a commission plan and anticipated fast approvals.
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Harrisburg
Bextor
Montgomery
Clarency
Philadelphia
Insurance Commissioner
Baldwin
Senate
Pittsburg
Orelock
Willur H. Liewellyn
Mexicco House of Representatives
House
Liewellyn
Washington
Walton Capitol Hill
Marshall
Allegheny
Hartings
Coyle
Elkin
Bil
McWhinney
Heosack
Oleo
Hoth
Swallow's Witnesses Hearings On Capitol Fire
In Harrisburg the legislature's joint committee questioned Dr. Swallow about origins of the capitol fire. Fireman Stock described entering the cellar and finding a closet alight. Swallow refused to name his informants, citing libel risk and witness tampering concerns, while disputes arose over testimonies and access to ruins.
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Herrisburg
Capitol
Swallow
Charles Stock
Dispute Over Witness Testimony at Committee Meeting
The committee adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening. Dr Swallow will present his other witnesses. Sergeant Eyre pressed Swallow to guarantee his attendance as a gentleman, leading to heated exchanges before Swallow agreed to be present.
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Swallow
Eyre
Hen House Thief Shot Dead in Ravenne Ravine
Meveland on April reports C. C. Morgan of Aetna street heard a burglar alarm from a hen house. He confronted the thief who knocked him down. Morgan fired four shots, the intruder fled and was found dead at daylight in a nearby ravine with three bullet wounds identified as Charles Nelson, a young carpenter from Broadway.
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Meveland
C. C. Morgan
Aetna Street
Morgan
Charles Nelson
Broadway
Rev J C Hogan is Heard From on Wyoming District Reports
A lengthy Wyoming Conference report details church improvements across Luzerne Centermoreland and Scranton areas, rising expenditures to 40,000 for buildings and parsonages, and significant revival activity. It notes debt reduction efforts, benevolent collections, and substantial growth in Sunday schools and missions with many revivals and conversions reported.
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Plymouth
Centermoreland
Sir
Avown
Larkeville
Maple Grove
Forty Fort
Plains
Gen Lyon
Mountain OR
Trucksville
West Nanticoke
Waverly
Weat Pittston
Central
Derr Memorial
Flintchurch
Parrish Street
Wilken-Harre
Hampton Street
Elm Park
Court Street
Airanmo Toss
Wyoming
Taylor, Ashley
Clarks Summit
Parsons
Simpson
Providence
Asbury
Scranton
Epworth Loiurcues
Learuen
Methodist Hook Concern
Firet Church
Wilkes Arré
Mise Whimilly
Lackawanna Hospital
Wilkes-Harre
Kingston
Ee SS
Soulk
Maple Grove Circuit
Parris Street
Clark's Bummit
Weat Nanticoke
Farty Fort
Mountain Top
Yatesville
Central Church
Noxon
Lehiown
Madison
Lafitn
H. C. McDermott
Will H. Hiller
F. H. Parsons
Christ's Church
F. A. Chapman
Porty Fort
Michigan
EL V. Armstrong
William Keatly
George W. Peck
J. C. Mogan
L. C. Floyd
George Forsyth
Epworth League
Eaton
New York Book House
Hard
Race
Thomas
Jay
Morris
Heston Theological Seminary
Markets and Stocks Show Unmistakable Improvement
In New York trading the market carried a firmer tone with light buying and many stocks maintaining gains. After a period of heavy liquidation, resistance gave way and values rose. the general average was higher at the close than last night. Total sales were reported by Willa Len & Co.
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New York
Havig
Scranton and Pittston Traction and Local Bonds List
Scranton and Pittston Traction Co and related entities appear with bonds and mortgages notes. Includes National Bank and Trust entries, Scranton Packing, Lackawanna Iron and Steel, Scranton Axle Works, Weston Mill, Dickson Manufacturing and others with figures such as 110 108 100 indicating bond or mortgage values and dates around 1918.
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Aadso
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
National Boring & Drill'g Co
Irst National Bank Co
Imbhurst Boulevard
Becranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Lackawanna Iron & Steel
Bee
Third National Hank
Cass Roop
Ranton Traction Co
Scranton Axle Works
Weston Mill Co
Alexander
Scranton Betas & Headesaaan
Trust & Safe
Traders National Bank
Scranton
Vernon Coal Co
Beranton
Grain market rounds up mixed commodity quotes in New York
The report shows weaker to steadier tones across key grains with April and May futures moving on cables. Wheat No 2 red and No 1 northern prices firm, corn and oats steady, with cattle and other commodities showing modest gains amid a cautious trading day and export order activity.
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New York
Minnesota
Western
Bryce
Buffalo
Bate
Zee
Titan
Reptember
Pilato
Philadelphia Provision Market Notes Quiet Yet Steady
Wheat and corn futures firm with April contracts steady while May and July show nominal quotes. Butter and cheese hold at steady western creamery levels. eggs, poultry, and tallow note small shifts. Receipts list flour barrels and grain bushels. shipments show wheat and corn totals for the period.
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Philadelphia
Digaiec
Niaher
Stoltec
Forinal
Sgutic
Pennsylvania
Sumire
Hogeheads
Chicago futures and cash commodity quotations summarized
The report lists Chicago futures for Wheat, Soya, Corn, May and July contracts with mixed, unclear prices, plus cash quotations for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, flax, timothy seed, pork, lard, shoulders, whisky, and sugars. Prices show broad ranges and several missing or garbled figures but indicate typical market activity and price discovery.
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Chicago Board OF Trade
Chicago
Miva Wigaleye
Wyaleye
Boisadeo
Haan
Cattle and Hog Prices Hold Steady in Chicago Market
In Chicago at April market, cattle mostly sold between 1.000 and 4.0 per hundredweight, stocker and feeder trades active, calves at 9.05 to 5.05, bulk hogs around 4.0 to 5.0, heavy packing lots sold near spots, sheep and lambs mixed with common to choice values, receivers reported 3,500 cattle 15,000 hogs and 12,000 sheep through the yard.
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Chicago
Fosple
Lambe
Choice Westerns
Choice Colorado
Ehorn
East Buffalo cattle and sheep market report
Market notes from East Buffalo show cattle receipts around two carloads with steady overall activity. Calves receipts about 75 head with turkey slower and lower. Hog receipts near eight cars with market fairly active. Yorkers and boho pies show mixed prices from common to fair. Sheep and lamb receipts about one car with lambs good to choice and culls to common. prices listed for various classes.
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East Buffalo
Turket
Market Receipts and Prices for Livestock and Hogs
New York reports April cattle receipts 40 head no trading. Sheep and lambs 1, etc. calves receipts 103 head quiet and steady veals 5.50. Hogs receipts 723 head steady at trading. No quotation for certificate oil. Credit balances purchased unchanged though Philadelphia and ReVad Tig advanced their price from 8 to 9 percent.
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New York
Sallo
Malhe
Aigly
Thadi
City
Philadelphia
Revadtig
Known man in every town to solicit work subscriptions
Edward C. Fish & Co promotes subscription solicitation for capital needs and printing services. Located at Borden Block Chicago with printing by The Tribune Publishing Co. and North Washington Avenue Linotype composition offered quickly and efficiently in the region.
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Cot
Stig
Re'e Co
Atch
A. T
Cam Bowth
Chea
Chio
Chicago Gas
Hic
CC. C
Steereae A Buy
Chic
MIL & St. P
TM Chic
Pees Oey Oy
Delaware & Hud
Bow
WA Lake Shore
Louis, & Nash Viene
Ark i
Pacific Dea
Southern
Sha Klin
Tenn, Co
Union Pacific
Wabash
Weel
Tinton
Serene
Edward C. Fish & CO
Borden Block
Chicago
the Tribune Publishing CO
Washington Avenue
Wanted Lady Agents and Canvassers for Snyder Coke Trade
Wanted women to sell and introduce Snyder's coke as experienced canvassers. permanent, profitable work with holiday trade benefits. Include address and details to Snyder & Co Cincinnati or Mango Chemical Co New York for portions and terms.
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FIAT
Lhom Tarber
Drew Aptn
Sikotek
Durher Supply
Wyoming Avenue
Upeliks Exeares
CED Gardner Baeks
Lockowanie Avenue
Schanton
Snyder
Weite
T. Snyder & OO
Cineinmati
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
New York
Multiple Rental Notices and Lost-and-Found Fragments
A garbled 19th century classified column lists rental offerings including a five story building at 138 Worthng Avenue, office rooms on Washington Avenue, a single room house on Clay Avenue, and three floors at 410 Spruce Street. Also notes office-for-rent at 125 Washington Ave, corner and inside Linden and Mulberry lots, plus a lost engraved umbrella at 1129 Jackson Street and a Cobble Creek address finder request.
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City Avenue
Horn
Washington Ave
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