Captain Evans Defends Actions After Santiago Battle
Captain Evans replies to criticism over not holding prayers after the battle of Santiago. He says his duty was to aid dying prisoners aboard Vizcaya and provide clothing and food, not conduct an after action prayer, as he believes God does not punish such acts. He notes his men sang thanks for the victory and asserts religious belief without boasting.
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Santiago
New York
Evans
Index
Williamsport
Pavig
Texan
Philip
Texas
Vizcaya
Euceer
Bismarck Remains to Be Interred at Chosen Spot
Berlin reports the burial will take place at Prince Bismarck’s selected site with a simple mausoleum for himself and his wife. The ceremony, led by the village pastor, follows his written instructions, with a blunt epitaph and rites limited to close relatives before interment at the Fachsenwald.
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Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Varxin
Prunetort
Fachsenwald
Prince von Biemarck
Willam
Nismarck
Concho Arrives With Wounded From Cuba
Dr. A M Lesser arrived on the United States transport Sone from Santiago de Cuba with 2 wick wounded soldiers and reports on board conditions. Authorities supplied 1 000 rations for 1M pit and selected 115 convalescents and convalescent fever patients for return. Medicines were distributed as the ship prepared to depart amid fever and bowel troubles among most passengers.
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New York
A. M. Lesser
Vedroxas
Santioago de Cuba
United States
Sone
Crataport
Concho
le Garde
Ireland
Hany
Inadequate Provisions Aboard The Concho Ship
Insufficient medicines and impure water were aboard the Concho with rations unfit for sick men. Fifty eight state room berths existed but bunks lacked mattresses and heat made below deck living impractical. Many men slept on deck under awnings as a result. Dr Lesser filed a statement to the Red Cross president, to be presented tomorrow.
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Tampa
Concho
Lesser
Red Cross Society
Settlement Efforts Reported In Pana Miners Strike
Developments from Pana Illinois indicate progress toward settling the miners lockout ongoing since April 1. After talks with Pana Coal Co owners Frank Frozier and D H Horts union leader George Gravens was presented with a proposal to reopen the mine under union rules with day labor rates and 30 cents per dig for miners, powder supplied by the company. The plan undercuts the state board scale but aims to run the mine with union workers. The miners refused the offer so far, but officials expect a settlement within days.
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Pana
Til
Pana Coal Company
Frank Frozier
D. H. Horts
Lincoln
Julius Broehl
George G. Gravens
Miners’ Union
Pana Mine
State Board of Acbleration
Pana Company
Peen
Chicago Berwyn Hotel Fire Claims Several Lives
A blaze at the Berwyn Hotel on North State Street in Chicago killed three people and injured many others who leaped from windows. Victims include musician William Siedeman and several unnamed guests, with multiple residents rescued or injured as firemen fought the flames.
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Chicago
Ave
Berwyn
State Street
William Siedeman
Edward Seaman
Palmer House
Hill
J. W. Dolson
H. PD. McCleary
Catherine Murphy
Dn Belknap
J. H. Twicht
Baby
Marie Kennedy
Emma Sharkey
Liederman
Marle McCabe
Miss Schroeder
Dan O'Leary
Nan
Earl
Morris Jacobson
Edward
Wire Drawers Strike at Cleveland Mills After Trust Takeover
Report states that a strike will begin tomorrow by wire drawers at three torse mills recently absorbed by the wire trust in Cleveland. Federated Drawers union members claim their wages have fallen 21 to 13 percent since the merger, and about eight hundred workers may lead to wider effects on three thousand additional employees.
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Cleveland
Aig
Federated Drawers Union
Madame Romero Laid To Rest In Washington Cemetery
The remains of Madame Romero wife of the Mexican minister were laid at Mount Olivet Cemetery receiving vault awaiting interment in Mexico. Funeral services were held at St Matthews Church with a large attendance and a wreath from Mrs Molk Kinley among the many floral offerings.
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Washington
Markets Hold Steady As Demand Improves In Late Trading
New York stocks showing improved demand in late dealings despite adversee influences. Ample supply left in foreign exchanges softens, London closed for bank holiday. Rail stocks stagnate while bears attack Brooklyn Transit and Rubber, with profits-taking and stop-loss orders. People's Gas pressured to 8. Prices drift lower. total volume 245,400 shares.
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New York
Fem
Fcreen
London
Ealner
Brooklyn Transit
Rubber
People's
William Linn Allen Stock Brokers
Earn
Philadelphia Provision Market Report Confusing Wheat and Corn Prices
August wheat and corn futures show modest declines for No. 2 and mixed grades while flour weakens. Butter and dairy steady to higher. cotton and live poultry largely unchanged with small shifts in hides and spring chickens. Receipts list as 1,099 barrels of butter and 1,000 bushels wheat shipments among others.
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Philadelphia
Sadige
Wye
Oity Prime
Hors Ouds
Tyes
Market Report Glazed by Mixed Commodities Movement
New York price report shows flour and grain futures mixed with brief rallies and steady spot values. Butter and cheese hold firm as dairy outputs, while oat and corn segments show early weakness followed by late stabilization in a volatile trading session.
Chicago Produce Market Report From Chivome
Market notes show a mixed bag with price shifts across staples. Flour and wheat futures move slightly while corn and pork quotables hold steady. lard and ribs show minor decline with broader price uncertainty in August through December deliverables.
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Chicago Board OF Trade
For Rent and Wanted Notices From Scranton Classifieds
Real estate and job ads list furnished rooms for rent on Adams Ave and other city locations. Several wanted notices seek dependable workers, clerks, bakers, and general labor with various addresses and contact details in Scranton Penn Square and surrounding avenues.
Chiropody services advertised at 2 Lackawanna Avenue
Corns and ingrown nails treated painlessly without drawing blood. Consultation free by KE M. Etzel, chiropodist, and Mrs L T Keller offers scalp treatment and related beauty services at their residence by request. Moderate charges.
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KE. M. Etzel
L. T. Keller
City Scavenger ER Briggs Cleans Privy Vault and Cess Pits
A.B. Briggs proprietor advertises cleaning services for privy vaults and cess pools with odor control. He lists left orders at 110 North Main Avenue near Adams and Mulberry, with telephone numbers and a variety of seed and meat products and prices.
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B. Briggs
A. Briggs
North Main Avenu
Adams
Mulberry
Chicago Cattle and Hog Market Report Summary
Active demand persists across cattle hog and sheep sectors with higher prices for choice stock. Receipts show about 15 000 head each of cattle and hogs and 15 000 head of sheep. cattle bidding strong for choice and prime stock. hogs mixed to higher. sheep bids firm for fair to prime lambs.
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Chicago
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Mixed in Steady Market
Cattle prices show steady to firmer tone with steers and cows trading at varied levels. Hogs and sheep and lambs remain steady with select wethers and ewes priced around four to five dollars per unit. Pigs and bulls carry broader ranges amid light activity.
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East Buffalo
Aus
K.jouio
Bheep
Lambe
Local Scranton Businesses Advertised in Brief Notes
A collection of small business notices lists the Elk Cafe at 12 and 127 Franklin Avenue, Scranton House near D. L. & W. depot, Victor Koch proprietor, and other services including a graduate midwife, nursing and breeding suppliers, and preparatory courses. diverse trades and services are shown with limited details.
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ELK Cafe
Fran Lin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Market Report From New York Livestock Trade
Market notes indicate mixed cattle and sheep demand with higher lamb quotes and steady steer prices. Livestock terms include references to Hattie Texans and various sale figures, with fluctuating milks and lamb prices amid a generally firm to steady market.
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New York
Buble
Hattie
Miguibo
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Table June 4
Rail timetable for Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division lists departures from Buranton to Pittston Wilkes Barre and connections to Mountain Park Fort Lakewood Atlantic City and New York with note of express rates and through tickets. Includes return times from New York foot of Liberty and South Merry, terminal connections with elevated trains ferries and Grand Central access. Details cover service to Reading Bethlehem Allentown Harrisburg Pottsville and Baltimore via various lines with Sunday and weekday variations.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Liberty Street
NBL
Berry Whitenail Street
Buranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Bundaga
Fort Lakewood
Atlantic City
Newark
Eligabeth
Philadelphia
Maueh Chunk
Allosten
Bethlehem
Easton
Baltimore
Washinton
Cints Bouth
West
A.m
Lone Branch
Oceut Grave
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Bunday
Pottsville
North River
Bun
Erie and Wyoming Valley Rail Schedule Fragment
Snippet shows partial timetable for Scranton to Hawley routes via Erie and Wyoming Valley in June 1608. Mentions Lake Ariel timings around 5.20, 7.43 p.m, and 6:00 a.m starting points with unclear station references and dotty abbreviations.
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Scranton
Hawley
Ninie Ou
Eerie
Lake “Ariel
Artive
Pointe Gia m
Ariel
Trains Schedule Changes Begin Monday June 20 1808
Trains operate from Scranton with multiple daily departures to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South. Connections at Buffalo Utica Richfield Springs and other hubs enable travel to West Northwest and Southwest destinations. Regular and accommodation trains run at set times throughout the day June 20 start.
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Scranton
New York
All Points
Peasa Om
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Monunka Chunk and Way
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Way
Pactoryville
Nicholson
Apreas
Utica
Richfield
Sprn
Delaware and Hudson Sunday Train Schedule Scranton Albany
Train times for Scranton Carbondale Wilkes-Barre New York Philadelphia Albany and other points listed for Sunday Julyard with departures and arrivals across multiple routes and connections. schedule notes include various times and destinations and the company officials J. W. Burdick and H. W. Cross.
Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable details 1898
The notice outlines Lehigh Valley Railroad routes via Scranton and Philadelphia to New York with morning and afternoon departures, service to Pittston Wilkes Barre White Haven Hazleton and nearby points, and connections to Geneva Buffalo and Niagara Falls. It mentions Pullman parlor cars and run of Lehigh Valley cars between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia and South Bethlehem agents and addresses.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Pittston
iikes-Barre
Me West
White Haven
Hazleton
Fotteville
Bente Heson
Reading
Eerisburg
Meah
Pick
Geneva
Hoeneater
Buffalo
Niagere
Lehigh Valley
Wikes-Barre
Rollin HH
Wilbur
B. Lee
Paes
Cortlandt Sineet New York
Bethlehem
Unclear OCR Text Notes Economic Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions Vik Ontario Wester Wagner Ouster and New York with scattered names and terms. Text lacks coherent event or narrative. no clear人物, dates, or actions emerge for a full summary.
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Keble
Syracuse
N.Y
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Mary J. Jackson
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Beranton
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Frank EB. Boyle
Burr Building
Okell & Okell
Coal Exchange Building
Willard, Warren & Knapp
James
Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Jessup
Alfred Hand
William J., Hand
James W Oakford
James W. Oakford
Board of ‘Trade
D. R. Replogle
Mears Building
Spruce Street
J . Hamilton
Edward W. Thayer
Mearside
Josh Pit_ JF JEFFREYS
Ataw
Burrbustin
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
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Pitcher
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Eee C. Comegys
A. W. Bertholf
Atty. Mears Bldg
Physicians and Surgeons
C. L Frey
Wyoming Avenue
Mary A. Shepherd, M
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Muse Store
Megargee “Brothers
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Shore
Scranton House
Victor Koch
MHS
Gable
Midwifh
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KR. Clark & Co, Beedmen and Nursersmen
Woohlington Avenue
Green House
North Main Avenue
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