Water plans and militia talk in Susquehanna County
Special to the Tribune Montrose April 14 Susquehanna County sees moves toward water service, a proposed water company considers streets use, a special council meeting set for Thursday. About fifty young men form a military company in Erie shops with Captain Alexander Ives to command.
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Mayer Wand
Emulsion blend touted for nervous system and health
The advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion combines hypo phosphites with glycerine and cod liver oil. It presents the trio as a powerful tissue builder benefiting nervous system ailments, poor blood, and weight loss, produced by Boitt & Bowner, New York chemists.
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Ignorance At Madrid In War Mood Says Press
Madrid April 26 The general public is reported in complete Lenin regording the British war movements. Papers reveal the tactics of the United allied fleet and Spain seems to adopt the line of the findier. The tone says Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippine islands are target as acts of patience until driven out. Fleet will avoid engagements and aim to destroy American commerce if not compelled to fight. Newspapers reflect satisfaction at Cortes support yesterday.
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Cuba
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Cuban Physicians Volunteer to Assist Army to Cuba
A group of Cuban physicians from Tampa have volunteered to accompany the army to Cuba. Major Pope has accepted their offer and Cuban interpreters and guides will accompany the mission. The physicians are acclimated, know the local geography, and are from Tampa incidents.
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The Tribune’s Wartime Expense Policy Pontificates
The paper declares expense during war should be a secondary concern and endorses Tramotia to lead the procession with a bold pledge to report all the news, including private or sensitive items, regardless of cost.
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Markets Turn Pressed With Mixed Steam of Prices
New York April 2 price movement in stocks rose little with no large scale operations. Some gains in spirits and utilities were offset by cautious trading as traders awaited clearer direction from merchants and producers.
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Pricen
Stovka
Ewing
Yoateriay
Todes
Thie Ag
Lyon
Delaware
Pudeon
Detroit
Suggs
Tobaccs
Granecers
New York Wheat and Dairy Prices Reported Mixed
Wheat futures closed mixed with No. 2 red steady to higher in May and later contracts while spot wheat moved up then fell. Corn and oats showed limited moves with some months trading and steady to firmer tones in dairy markets with creamery products and butter noted as steady.
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Dutter—Steady Creamery
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Maisalie
Eileins
Dyneet Stite Dairy
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Cresimery
Malie
Steady Suite
Pennsylvania
Wyange
Sathern
Mtge
Milladelphia Market Notes Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat firm and higher April contract at 1.12 wit. Corn mixed prices with No 2 mixed and other grades showing firmness. Wheat shipments show 2400 bushels, corn 4009 bushels. oats 4H bushels. receipts include 5400 barrels and 0 sacks.
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Taney Western Creamery
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Shipmonte
Grain market jitters as futures rise then dip on sale pressure
Chicago trading opens with strong demand for grains but heavy selling pulls prices back. May wheat hits a record then settles near 1.45, while July wheat gains fade. Corn oats pork and lard close higher amid cautious cash quotes across multiple grain classes.
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Per Gullon
East Buffalo Market Report April Prices and Livestock
East Buffalo N Y April market activity shows steady to firm demand for hogs and cattle with mixed prices. Pigs real and lambs remain near yesterday's levels while sheep and lamb totals are limited. cattle shown as choice to selected, with fair to good slaughter demand and moderate supplies.
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Unclear market figures at Liberty April sale
Fragmented report from Liberty Pennsylvania notes varied livestock and commodity prices. Terms like Baby steady extra, prime, and different lambs and calves appear with unreliable numbers amid a jerky OCR.
Cattle and Lamb Prices Rise in Chicago Market Report
Chicago markets show cattle and cow heifer prices trending higher with good to prime cattle at 1.06 to 4.15. Lambs sold around 2.60, with shorn and woolled sheep priced, and overall headcounts around 8,000 cattle and 29,000 sheep noted amid activity.
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Unclear economic notes from New York market report
Fragmentary report shows mixed commodity prices and market terms with references to weight, import pressures, and lamb and beef categories. Details are garbled but indicate slight movements in beef and lamb prices and general market activity in early April.
Unclear credit balances and certificates headline
Fragmentary text references credit balances and certificates and mentions bids for cash and barrels, with scattered terms including mood and barrels. No coherent event or entities are identifiable to form a full news item.
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Rooms for Rent and Furnished Suites Advertised
Multiple rental notices list furnished and unfurnished rooms in city addresses including 24 Keineth Street 10 Washington Avenue 422 Mulberry Street and 632 South Main. Also offered are a first class boarding house near central city and a half of a double with corner lot at Main and Eynon and a Wyoming property listing via F H Clemons Blue Ridge Coal Company office Meares Building.
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Blue Ridge Coal Company
Meare Building
Caution at Cramp Ship Yard Amid Alabama Launch
Philadelphia April 24 Henry W Cramp of Cramp Ship and Rugine Hulldig company announces strict restrictions at the yard due to naval work. The Alabama launch is restricted and public entry barred that day. Since St Pauls arrival, police and watchmen patrol the riverfront from evening to morning to safeguard the yard.
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Henry W. Cramp
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St. Paul
Terre Haute Scout Mission Reported By Earl in April
Harvey Earl, serving under Gomez, passed through Terre Haute en route from Washington to St. Louis. He predicted the war would end in two months and cited 7,000 well equipped cavalry to drive Spaniards from the island. Earl planned to recruit 500 locals in New Orleans, including 100 Cubans familiar with island roads.
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Ecole
Classified Ads Broadside from Scranton Listing Services
A crowded pane of local notices lists agents wanted for Klondike book sales, cleaning and plumbing services, employment ads, lawyers and doctors, a veterinary surgeon, a publishing company, and various small business offerings in Scranton and nearby areas. Names include A Brigs, W Warren, Knapp, Killam, Dr Trapold, Dr Gates, Dr Freas, Dr Lamoreaux, G R Clark, Mrs Gable, and Bauer.<Address and phone details scattered>
Bryan opposes army commando unit enlistment
Private W J Bryan of Wichita Kansas writes Colonel Bolter expressing disapproval of a proposed army commando unit and offering to enlist if not misinterpreted by partisan newspapers. Bolter received a telegraph seeking guidance on Bryan joining as a private soldier.
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Scranton Architects and local business listings snapshot
A runoff of names and addresses appears for professionals and firms in Scranton. Entries include Lewis Hancock Jr architect at 45 Spruce Street near Washburn Avenue, Frederick L Brown at Pace Building 10 Washington Avenue, Opal Dr Laubach at 15 Wyoming Avenue, Welcome Snover on Lackawanna Bank Avenue, and Torches and restaurants listing Tees and Restaurants near Ela Capek and P. Puglier proprietor. The Cranton House near P L & W depot operates on the European plan under Victor Koch proprietor.
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Pace Building
Washington Avenue
Opal
Central Railroad timetable details from New York terminal
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable lists departures from Jersey City area to Pittston Wilkes-Barre Lakewood Atlantic City New York Newark Philadelphia Allentown Bethlehem Easton Baltimore Washington Long Branch and other points. Includes express trains with parlor car and connections to New York ferries and elevated lines. Returning times from New York foot of Liberty Street and Whitehall Street. Through tickets available at station agents.
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Train Schedules From Scranton to East Coast and Canada
Trains depart Scranton on Monday February 21 toward Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston and New England with multiple daily times for connections to Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia and Pennsylvania R R. passes and special rates to Canada available at the depot ticket window.
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Lehigh Valley Trains From Scranton to Major Cities
Scranton to east and west routes offered by Lehigh Valley Railroad with Black Diamond Express and other trains. Timetables show departures at 12.05 pm and 4.41 pm among listed connections to Wilkes Barre Nanticoke Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg and Buffalo Niagara Falls with through cars to New York Philadelphia and Suspension Bridge.
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Erie and Wyoming Valley Rail Service Timings 1807
Train schedule notes departures from Scranton to New York and intermediate points at 7 08 a m and 2 20 p m with returns arriving at Scranton from above points at 2 02 a m 7 15 p m and 6 58 p m.
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