Grant Monument Unveiled in Philadelphia Ceremony
President McKinley attended the grant monument unveiling in Philadelphia. A royal procession, naval salutes, and wreaths marked the event as troops paraded from Broad Street to Fairmount Park. The statue by French and Potter stands fifteen feet high on granite with a five ton weight, cost $52 675.05, and was presented by the Fairmount Park Art Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division A
Naval Force
Pennsylvania
Mel. Grant
Miss Sartoris
Steeple Coghlan
Raleigh
United States
Coghlan
Grant War Eieen
Hearst
Mre
McKinley
Mary Grant Kramer
Philmaselpia
Oni W. Whitaker
Pennelenitty
John H. Cene
Fairmount Park
Battery D
National Guards of Pennsylvania
Fred
Cruleer Ralefeh
Dehiate River
A. Landon Snowden
Park Compassion
Dorie
Christian League
Wo Tunerong
Penneylvania
Broad Street
Spruce
City Hall
Spring Garden Street
River Drive
Sailore
Pheiis
League Island Navy Yard
Porneylvania National Guards
Geneva
Miles
Grant
Union Square
New York
Daniel Chester French
Edward «. Potter
General Grant
Meneral
Heta
Parrmount Park
Wat Je
Jonesboro
John H. Converse
Union League
Silas Casey
Clark
Fred 2D. Grant
Algernon Sartoris
Ashbridge
Converse
Philadelphia
Long
Sartoris
Washington
Joshua Lippincatt
Tadles’ Reception Counities
Alexander Retisanermr
Water cranes installed for DLW line upgrade in city yard
Delaware Lackawanna and Western engines now require water at the city yard as trains pass through. Two cranes placed at depot ends with pipes crossing busy tracks. completion by week’s end. Also notes on Central Railroad employe records, Jersey Central stock plan, and Erie tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Scranton
Elmira
Inghamton Republican
Jersey Central Railroad Company
Skeleton discovery at Bale avenue burial site
Richard Phillipe of Porntellale company uncovered an incomplete skeleton about two feet below the surface on Bale avenue. Police Captain Edwarda and Officer Thurke examined the bones amid uncertainty if human or animal remains. Local speculation pointed to an Indian burial ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Phillipe
Porntellale Company
Fot
Bale Avenue
Kelyton
Edwarda
Banitary
Ofleer Thurke
Mans Cuorlone
Homo
Markets Rally Fades as Late Losses Drag City Prices
The New York market opened strong led by Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Mexican Central with coal stocks showing strength from short-covering. After morning gains faded, the session turned weak with pressures from speculative trading and turn to lower closes on Brooklyns Rapid Transit Sugar and other majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrington & Curack
New York
Brooklyn
Denver
Shorte
Bears
Meds
Somme
Grangers
Flower Brokers
Federal Steel Common
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Aly Drake
Westinghous Company
Air Tirake
Manhattan Teach
Brooklyn Hill Transit
Kansas
Chiego
Flower
Feder
Protitea
Associated Press
Sterling Exchange
London
Commission House
Hull
Manhattan
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Brooklyn ‘Transit
Weld
United
Unclear OCR fragment outlines local items
Fragmentary text mentions unclear names and places with multiple garbled terms. No coherent event or entities present to identify a proper news item.
For sale and help wanted notices mix in Scranton paper
A long list of classified ads includes for sale items such as ten automatic Owl nickel machines and a penny card machine from Owl Novelty Co in Syracuse New York, a marble soda water apparatus with eight syrups and two fountains, and a Pittston address. Also offers rent or sale of a single house at 005 Quincy Avenue, Scranton area, plus a variety of employment wanted notices for housework driving coaching and hotel cook positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Novelty Company
Syracuse, N
South Main Street
Pittston
Trading Implement Updates From Philadelphia Market Notes
Wheat is higher and steady while corn remains mixed and quiet. Cotton and refined sugar hold firm with steady shipments. poultry prices show firm demand for fowls and winter chickens. Receipts list flour corn oats and bushels shipped, with wheat and oats unchanged in nearby markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia
Fitaée
Vcorn
Haske
Oate
Stoe
Howehands
Enkos
Renese
Brosiers
Market notes show weaker grain and steady dairy prices
In New York on April 7 the wheat market opened weak with No 2 red dates and nearby futures erratic. afternoon prices fell sharply with unsettled exchanges and April closed around 54c. May and July futures moved lower. Corn spot eased and oats futures opened steady then weakened. butter and eggs held firm with dairy steady overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Affont
Paluth
Waite
Wheat market mixed as rains slow trade across belt
Chicago report notes heavy rains clouding wheat trading with May to July contracts slipping while oats and pork show modest declines. Cash quotes list mixed grain prices with flour steady and livestock features including prime timothy seed and whiskey values amid a volatile commodities session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labar & Puller
Crain
Catton
Board of Trane
Serenten
Tobacco Co
E. Ory Am
Ulis D
Manhattan
Centrad
Laity
Mit
Union Eudeteees
Chicago Board OF Trade
Chicago
Russia
Germany
France
Lai
Northwestern
Mires Nofk
Kad Hind
Mdekaki
Railroad Timetables and Train Departures from Scranton
Scranton timetable notices list trains to Philadelphia New York via connections at 6 1 8 and 1 pm plus express options to White Haven Tarleton and coal regions. Also shown are routes to Bethlehem Easton Reading and Scranton area connections with specific departure times and sleeping car service on Lehigh Valley routes. Tickets and reservations available at Lackawanna depots in Scranton and Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Geneva
Hochentes
Huffalo
Ninoora Folle
Chicago
A. Om
Lehigh Valley
Cara
Wilhkes-Turre
Rollin Hl
Wileul
Bupt
Does
Hethlehem
Chas
F. Lee
Pans
Coreland Street
A. W
Nonemac Hill Division
Bouil Hethlehem
Uckete
Lackawanna Wv
Boranton
East
Ranton
Trenton
Binghamton
Oswego
Bremira
Corning
Huth
Datisville
Morris
Buffalo
Weat
Washington
Minghamton
Utica
Lai P
Northumberland
Pittaton
Withene Torre
Midtmouth
Bloomature
Dan Ville
Northumber
Wilthameport
Harrisburg
Hallimore
Carbonaule—i
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Roseton
New England
New England Points, Etc.—0.9) A. Ty 220 P.m. For Honesdsto—6.0, Wat A. m
I. Kor Wilkes-Burre
Tors Wean Et
Ld Be
P.m
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valle
Wai P
Scranton Am
Carbondale
Wilkes-Darre
UGG A
Per Wiiker-lurre
Lowene
Canada
JW. Lupdick
POA
N. Yeif
W. Cross
Seratiton
Chicago Market Report Notes Mixed Live Stock Activity
The market shows brisk trade with cattle and hogs trading mostly steady to higher. Packers remain active while sheep and lambs hold steady, with prime Colorado woolled lambs and western lambs showing modest gains amid broad demand. Cattle receipts around 20 000 head with lighter showings for calves and heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cattlich
Colorado
Fair Lote
B.thahlis
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Livestock arrivals and prices are listed with cattle and calf receipts and varying bids. The report notes lower futures for corn and cattle, with calves and lambs showing declines and mixed activity across the market.
Unclear OCR item with missing context
Fragmentary data from a Pennsylvania AP file shows terms like credit balance certificates no bids shipments and barrels with vague references to averages and vehicles. No clear event or names identified to establish a full news item.
Interurban Rail Schedules Link New York and Allentown Network
Intercity routes from New York to Philadelphia Allentown Bethlehem Masten City and beyond with express and local services. Connections at terminals to elevated railroads Broadway cars ferries and Long Island lines to Brooklyn and Boston. Officials J A Olatatsien and H P Balipywin announce schedules and ticketing points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehlgt
Susquehanna Division
New York
Liberty Street
South Perry
Whitehall Streower
Pittston
Er Tire
Bundlays
Lukewood
Atlantic City
Newark
Elizabeth
JID
Lab
Poo
Bundage
Philldelphia
Reading
Mavel Chunk
Allentown
Bethle
Masten Area
Philadelphia
Paltimore
Washington
LIS P.m
Mor Long Broncoh
Ian Geove
Ate
Lapcom
Por Tending
Lebanon
Harrisboro
Sea
Lavy
Sunshaw
Po Hor Potteville
Broadway
Brooklyn
Binten Lelinde
Grand Control Depot
Long Teland Railroat
Aivadelphia
Olinom
Hon
Om. Bundigs
Ub Stihon
J. A. Olatatsien
Gen
Bupt
H. P Balipywin
Pasa
Train Time Table for Erie and Wyoming Valley
Sept 19 timetable shows trains to Scranton and New York with intermediate stops at Hawley and local points. Services depart at 7 0 a m and 2 3 0 p m with prices around 10 and 0 p, notes Scranton origins and outward routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seranton
New York
Hawley
Scranton
Unclear OCR: scattered terms and numbers in fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR cites Hunt Liberty, April, cattle, breads, primes, Mosul, Jow, heavies, Yorkers, Shi, light Yorkers, BLM, cholne wethers, veal calves, Ree Spring lame. Reads as miscellaneous livestock and commodity terms with no coherent event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Liberty
Mosul
Atrocity Motive Rumored Amid Dark Rumors
A fragmentary item from the Deiwolt Journal hints at a motive behind a violent act. The piece suggests theories about robbery and murder motives while noting fear and uncertainty among readers. The text also advertises medicine and a local business promotion with vague reference to products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deiwolt Journal
Market Report Shows Steady Prices Amid Lower Sheep Offers
New York April 7 report notes Becca-No trading calm and Culves Market steady with ordinary to prime prices near 0.05. Sheep and lamb prices mixed with shaded woolled sheep nominal to fair. Wooled lambs quoted around 4.87 for fair unshorn lambs at 4.74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wu Tung Fong
Marc
Board of Trade
Cranton
LA Bay
F. Fuller
The
Central Railroad Company
Delaware and Hudson
Dickson
Coulbrook
Thin Valley
Erie Railroad Company
FE. Robinson's Sons
Bock Beet
N. Rouminbon
Hook Perlite
Protheroe
Lackawan
Furnitura
Nex
Covad
Hattana Avenue
Wall Street Review
Hormion
Mortenee
People's Bineet Allway
Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton & Pittston Troo, Co
First National Bank
Kimburat
Beranton
de Mal Bank
Liv Mig, Co
Keranton Hillway Co
Dis
Tank
Wee Keanomy
Beranton Power Company Srreeerne
Ini Beranton Forginga
Marke Vicci
I ‘Traders
Nationa Look
Lumberea
Locka, Trust & Bufo
Beranton Maint Co
Moosie Mountain
Coal City
Lark & Snover Ci
Wwark & Boover Co
Eenne
Carson Coal Co
Ferayton Axte Works
Iron Fence & Alfe, Co
Mantel
People’s Exchange
Lackawanna Avenue
Nettleton
Supmer
Glenburn and
Dalton
Henry Waite
New Milford
PF. L. Bryant
Bond & Cente
Kipane Chemica Co
Adams Avenue
Inquire Dime Bank
Aurich
North Ataila Avenu
Tripp
Tlamestead
Franklin Avenue
Harry Butterly
Harry Spencer
Stevens’ Wash
Dunmore
Unique Embroidery Co
Fulton St
Washington Avenue
Henry Be- Vin, Jr
Connell Building
Aldine
North
J. W. Guernsey
Jones Bros
Madison Avenue
Owens
P. O
Edward Hf, Davis
Gl Walter
ARC Archephot, T
Lewis Hancock, JR
Wash
Vredenick Be. Brown
Architebk 2
Brown
Archieved
JN Washington Av
Lacky & Bon
Architi
Traders National Bank
KenrisTs
Lyman
Prehenry, Hospital
Cor, Wyoming
Mul
HH. M Reynolds
Laubach
Wyoming Ave. Ave
Snover
Coal Exchange
Haven
Tolles
AVO
Fatew Reasonable
I, Zligler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Frank
Boyle
Attomney and Counsellorate Law, Burtalah Wand VM
Vente Oe
Commonwealth Building
Room Me
Monroe
Colfax Avenue
Price Reaonable
Frank T. Okel
New York City
Jesse Pek
Attorni c
Nbsu Law
Commonwealth _nalising
Hoome
Ames W
Oaiford
Attorney-Attamaw
Hocme
Fis
Board of ‘Trade Building
Mears
Washington Venue
Spruce Street
James J. Hamilton
Attorniny- At-Tliw
Edward W. Thayer
Meara
Colfax Av&nue
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
JA. Watres
Board of ‘Wrads Building
Druggiata
Quincy Avenue
City Steam
G. I. Reynolda
Tiguire
Lincoln Avenue
C._h. Pitcher
Commonwealth
Buftling Scranton
Pat Paterson & Wilcox
Wallding
Comegys
Alldinue
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Township School
City of Scranton
St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Arle Works
Scranton Traction
Carcon Com CO
G. T
Hand
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Hyde Park Gas Company
Wilkes-Barre
Reisman Bros
M. Norton
Schutger
King-Vail
Ladins
Adama Avenue
Mary A. Shepherd
Womic
Oputhiet
Linden Street
L. M. Gates
C. L. Freas
Ofee
Tlephone
OW. Lamorepas
Pice
Woshington Avenue
Teallence
Mulberry
Rook
Moon
Morse
Cottie
Doge
Morpitel
Beraatun
A.B. Briggs
A. Briggs
North Main Avenue
Bicke
Adams and Mulberry
L. T. Keller
Quincey
Aghool
Tribune
Milton Street
Green Ridge
Rituation
Murton Street
Hores
Tamean Usllk
T. UL
Flo Maple Street
Lackawankma
D. Walter
Freras
Sumdmen Ant
Nurnerymen
Wiaphlogion Avenue
Ebert Howe
Malin Wee
Kuettol
Soreriten
Miter. Veone
Bavers
Ron Hetly
Partica
Mortort
J. Thier
Wyreming Avenues
Hulberts
McHealee
Mhegatigett Brothers
EL B. W
Arts
Hebeova Avenue
Andreaa W
Clark's Green, Pa
Futchler
Ciood
Butcher
Prothingham Et
Pittston, Pa
Sitcilon
Lake Street
Addrets Myers
Tris
Sundy
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazle«ton
Pottaville
Norristown
Sunbury
Hiladelphia
Pittaburg
Arrisburg
R Wood
J.B. Hutchinson
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Marist
Chicago Grain and Produce
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Botale
Sears
the Tribune
Mead
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Inter
Ain
Eton
Putian
M. Ta Smith
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Tum la
Tara
Cadosia
Hanoick
Starlight
Preston Park
Winwood Pozele
Eanante Mt
Uolondale Forest
Oly Cartdale
Whitebridge Mayfield
Peckville
Olyphant Price Burg Breacp
Providence Park Place
Scrantoo
Wwe
Arrive
Traine
Aigna
Pas
Funda
Ontario
Weatera
Hough Wagner Ouffel S.oper
Putange
Serene
Dot Ra
East Liberty Cattle Market
Wien
Lund
Matthews Bros
W. T. Clark