Horrors of the Great Floods Reach Louisiana and Mississippi
Reports from Jackson Mississippi and New Orleans describe the Mississippi River flood threatening Greenville and Vicksburg. Levees hold with feared overflows as the river rises past 18 feet near New Orleans. City engineers plan levee reinforcement while relief trains run by night amid stormy, damaging weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Hisine
Louisiana
Jackson
Mine
Greenville
Miss
Vicksburg
Mire
Louisiana Levee
New Orleans
Bell
Congress
Massacre on Guam Reported by Spanish Guard
A Yokohama dispatch reported Spanish troops on Guam firing into a locked barn where 400 prisoners were kept. Over three nights 180 inmates died as guards killed 70, 60 and 45 respectively, with survivors barricading themselves among corpses. The tale, confirmed by a Japanese schooner, sparked indignation in Yokohama.
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New York
Vancouver
RB. C
the Sun
Charles W. Morgan
J. O. Layton
Yokohama
Guam
Philippines
Minatogawa
Real estate operator hid true name before death in Mexico
An American businessman in New York died in an American hospital. He had lived in Mexico City for five years under the assumed name Thomas C Price and said his real name was Thomas Nixon Allison. He once ran Philadelphia real estate firms and fled due to entangled affairs. He asked for a public explanation and for his family to resume the correct name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexico
Saya
Thomas C. Price
Thomas Nixon Allison
Philadelphia
Price
New White House Rule May Limit Afternoons at Reception
Washington April 9. When the president and Secretary Porter return to Washington and business at the White House resumes a new code of rules will be tested conspicuously about the executive mansion. The contemplated rules will probably limit the reception of the public in the afternoon hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Porter
White House
Executive Mansion
President trims public receptions and reshapes hours
The article notes a shift to one hour of public access on Saturdays after noon. Three weekly receptions may be reduced to two, with a likely new rule restricting visits from senators and representatives to morning hours to allow the president afternoon time for state business.
Sheriff Seizes Dean & Co Mail in New York
The sheriff's office seized all mail addressed to Dean & Co in New York and handed it to U S postal authorities. Deputy Lipke disputes Receiver Norris's claimed authority over New York assets. Norris says he is only receiver for the New Jersey branches and has no involvement with the New York business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheriff's Office
Dean & Co
United States
Lipke
Norris
New Jersey
New York Trade Review Reports Mixed Quarter and Market Shifts
The R G Dun weekly Review of Trade for April details 40096 failures totaling 60752501 liabilities in the first quarter with banking failures dominating 12744450 and manufacturing or trade liabilities under 12060019. It notes improvements versus three prior years, a wheat market wobble due to yield estimates, smaller Western receipts, and volatile steel and ore prices amid labor strikes.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Atlantic
Illinois Steel Works
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Oliver & Co
Byers &Co
Pittsburg
Hessemer
Grey Forge
Roosevelt to Succeed McAdoo as Secretary of Navy
Theodore Roosevelt visited the Navy Department in Washington for talks with Secretary of the Navy Daniels. He will not qualify or assume the post until April 19, and will return to New York to settle private business before taking office.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
McAdoo
Navy
Havy Department
Wonk
Rooseveter
New York
Rabid dog incidents prompt police action in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City New Jersey Policeman Long shot a mad dog at Kentucky and Baltic avenues after it bit William Johnson on the toe. Ten minutes later the officer performed a life service on another dog showing rabies symptoms making the third such case this week.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Policeman Long
Kentucky and
Baltic Avenues
William Johnson
Mantle
Uae
Womans Word
Jexxess MiLine Masterty
Word
Per
Wirth
Pontatts
Stobert Jene Stevenson
Adidrespos
Woman's World Publisiing
Tegals Court Worlding
New York City
Fathering Sound Money’s Cause in Chicago
The National Found Money league reeits the issue titled Sound Money advocating gold standard, gradual retirement of greenbacks, and enlargement of national circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sound Money
Chicago
National Found Money League
Disordered Liver and Inflammatory Rheumatism in Boy
A Cleveland boy Fred L Howse aged fifteen once crippled by inflammatory rheumatism and liver disorder now says his health is restored after four months on Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. His mother Mrs Richard Howse credits the remedy with saving his life and enabling his return to school and sports. She notes medical doctors failed to help before the pills, and that many friends have since used them.
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Fred L. Howse
Fred
Plymouth Place
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard Howse
Nella
Mr. Howse
Dr. Williams
Tr. Willliams’ Medicine Company
Selimentady
Ne Y
Markets And Stocks In New York Friday Trading
Trading on the Stock Exchange showed animation with sugar and Chicago Gas leading sales. Market opened with upward tendency but unfavorable influences and profit taking caused prices to sag, closing with sharp net losses after 105,4300 shares traded. Prices for corn and oats varied with futures lower, while live poultry and butter remained steady to firm amid quiet activity.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago
William Linn
Allen & CO
Mears Bulli Ing
Pennsylvania
Itv
Chicago Market Prices and Quotations in Grain and Livestock
Prices for wheat corn oats and barley listed with delivery months and bid offers. Pork lard short ribs and various meats quoted alongside whiskey and sugar prices. The report captures commodity levels and futures at multiple exchanges with month-specific figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ancll
Wheal
Apell
Gijo
Gyadite
Hee
Wyalviie
Ade
Koawwe
Lee
Mynte
Migee
Sheep and cattle market report from New York listing receipts and prices
New York market notes show 141 head of native steers and bulls at about 2.03, dry cows around 1.50 to 1.95, and various oxen, sheep, and lamb receipts. Lambs and shorn sheep quoted with prices from about 4.50 to 8.65 in mixed activity, with several facilities reporting steady to slow demand.
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New York
Beevers
Wiealine
Sigal
Voolk
Haiti
East Buffalo Cattle Receipts Mixed Across Classes
East Buffalo markets report mixed cattle receipts with two cars of hogs and one car of sheep. Active demand for hogs contrasts slower yorkers with good to choice conditions. Prices show variations from common to good with several cull categories and rejected wethers noted.
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East Buffalo
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
The Scranton Board of Trade reports quotations based on par of 100. Prices reflect current market activity and are compiled from listed securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Wheat markets tumble as May wheat hits multi month lows
Chicago reports a renewed drop in May wheat to the lowest price in months as Ti sec declines from yesterday. Wheat cables sparked selling with heavy liquidation while corn and oats weakened in sympathy. Provisions remained firm with modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Myc
Oil prices ease as markets close with slight bid
Oil City Pa trading ends with no certificate oil transactions and a small bid for Bic. at close. Credit balances faced an across the board 1 cent per barrel cut as refiners reduced prices amid soft demand.
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Oil City
Market Signals Mixed as Wheat Drops Weaken Commodity Trading
New York markets show wheat faltering amid crop news and weak late trading. corn and oats follow with declines while rye holds steady. Western and Atlantic futures mixed as options remain volatile and output forecasts fuel uncertainty in the Philadelphia provision and butter markets.
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New York
Buffalo
Mar
Orth
Pobre Urs
Eer
Clortd
Ghevator
Nyec
Siu Nise
Cate
South America
Elgine
Mic
Valie
Ghuter Laree
Wade
Gaillge
Pal
For Rent Classifieds Briefly Noted
Fragmented rental notices list multiple properties with terms such as one cent a word and various addresses including Aprace Street Clay Avenue Moor Washington Avenue Spruce Street and Lake. Names like C J POST, Lewis, Reilly and Davin, Fred Wagner appear as contact points with inquiries about furnished rooms and multi room units.
Wanted, Adve Under This Head One Cent Word
Classified notice states premiums will be paid for certain advertising words and dates. details scarce in torn OCR text from the Tribune page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee
Coptes Tribune Pach
Angus
Adva
Printing. THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING Co. Notice
Printing and typing services advertised by The Tribune Publishing Co on North Washington Avenue offer linotype composition and various facilities described as unsurpassed in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune Publishing Co
Washington Avenue
Agents Wanted Incomplete and Garbled Classified Ads
Fragmented classified notices show recruiters offering general agents, sales roles, and exclusive agency deals across multiple firms. Widespread claims promise high weekly pay, no capital, or experience requirements, with references to bicycle outfits, cigars, and electroplaster products.
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Alpine Cycle CO
Cine Clonati
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Dean & Co.'s Mail
Shen
Dun & Company
Roosevelt
Mad Dogs
Beecham
U. & Agent
Canal Street
Kir
Mrs. Howse
Cleveland, Ohio
Wall Street Review
Tobarco Mo
Ami
Hudson
M. K
N. J. Central
Nor. Pac
Phila
Eid Bouthern
Tron Asada
Wester
Union Aweale
Ing
Wits
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Five
Scranton
Pittston Trone National
Seranton Hediling
Alexander Car Replayer Co
Ig Lacka, Trust & Safe
Nationa
People’s Street Railway
Stat
Beranton & Pittston
People's Street
Dickson Manufacturing
Boranton
Mt. Vernon Con Co
Tribune
Ee Wee
Aprace Street
Applytoc J
Post, Haq
Commonwealth Budide
Mbhington Avenue
Mickn
Lewis, Reilly & Davin
The
Rowing Association
Possdasion
Fred. Wagner
Lake Well Vor
Connolly & Wallace
Damask
B&o
Tae
Fae
Sna Ve
Court House
Madison Venta
POR Sales Sagara Bicycle
M.evenhhar
Clm Street
Carbondale Steam Landry
J. Oheain
Inge
Boston
Mare
Tanseug
Chinnga
Tanteil
Jiman
Johns Wedderbuen & Co, Dept. Con
Clifton Soap and Manufactuing Company
Ciocinnati, O
Kuwarw
Court OF Common Pleas
County of Lackawanna
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Ha McGeonie
Cella Joonings
Emily Moore
Lizale I. Davie
Mizabeth Rose
Ladies
Ald Society
Chirtetian Church
Cranton
Actor Assembly
Prothonotary S
Lackawanna County
Red. Colburn, Jr
Bollestor
HW. N. Patrick
North Warhington Avenue
Ucunngh & CO
Hal. Cooper
Sominton Street
North Washington
A. Briggs
N. Maluave
Wickes
Adams and Mulberry
Lackawanna Avenue
Adiress
Hickers
Kite Ation
Addres
Martin
Irving Avenue
Petersburg
Witte
Siser
Joln Balcul
Wilkes Barre
Wastin
Trolling
Indy
Hag
A. B.C. Tribune
July
H. A. Tribune
Seranion Portaitinn
Ty Ation
Willdrop
Ad Kaitcation
Biekely Street
Dunmore Ma
J. Tousson
Stave Avenue
Tribuan
Satouedaw Werk
Gall
Harber Supply
Wyong Avenie
Ipstalen
Eta
Care Tribune
Physicians and Surgeons
I. Frey
Jewell
Spruce Street
Martha
Everitt
Washington Ave
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Wyomin Avenue
W. BE. Allen
North
Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
Office Hope
Dar
le. M. Rates
Fiobum Ziodsamitiaok P.m. Heal. Denve
Madlaon Avenue
DR. We
Preas
Put Uc
Boa
Ph Mears
W. Lamereaux
Sir John C. Price
G. Ra
Orpital
Linden Street
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward H. Davis
Rooma
Commonwealth _building
BG Walter
Eae Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash
Frederick Ta. Brown
T. J. Lacey & Son
Travers National Bank
Frank BE. Boyle
Burr Building
Edward W. Thayer
Atroe
Commonwealth
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Commonwealth Building
Warren & Knapp
Republican
James W. Oakford
Board of ‘Trade
Samuel W. Edgar
Wyoming Avenue
T. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
FR. Pitcher
C_ COMEGYS
B. Replogle
Meare
Washington Avenus
Sprise Street
B. F. Killam
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Su-Laws
Barring & M'Sweeney
Common
Interstate Secret Service Agency
DR. FL
Mgraw
Sprugi
L. M'Graw
H. F. Reynolds
E. ¥. Harrison
Main
C. Laubach
R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
C. Snover
Lacka
Ave
Dresamaker
M. E. Davis
Adama
Avenut
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Worcester
G. R. Clark & CO
Beedmen and Nurserymen
Washange Avenue
Green House
North Main Avenue
Kuettel
ELK Cafe
Lin Avenue
Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Bauers Orchestra
R. J. Bauer
Wyoming Evenus
Hulbert
Megaergee Brothers
Frank P. Brown & CO
Williams Building
Postores
Rex
Germain
Relph
North Seventh Street
Hyde Park
Mateurs
Addr
Lyoudway
ADIFS
Mias M.A. Svehhing
Lawrenge
Mieh
Micon
Holliday Rade
Jortiontiie
Mango Chemical Company
John Stroet
Wis
OC. G. McReegan & CO
Fort Wayne
Lod
WNTED
Geo Luuy
Stan
Michigan Mig CO
Cigaba
MFG CO
van Buren BL
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