Montauk Camp Readiness For Troops Amid Quarantine Measures
At Montauk Camp Wikoff General Young and Colonel Forwood push hospital tents and transport prep as Miami Mattenwan and Vigilancia ships near. Roosevelt Rough Riders expected. Health Officer Doty and doctors arrive to set quarantine with Magruder in charge of transports. Detention camp to house troops with strict guard. Dexer cutter maintains quarantine and Red Cross supplies arrive for unloading.
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Wikoff
Montauk
L. J
Young
Forwood
Miami
Mattenwan
Vigilancia
Roosevelt
Dre
Lone Island Railroad
Helen Gould
Tra C. Brown
Ellen Hardin Walworth
Yeoman's National War Relief Association
Miss Gould
Henry C. More
New York
Cuba
Brazil
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Howard Townsend
Ninth Cavalry
Dexter
Wrigley Family Gathering at Clark's Summit
The annual Wrigley family reunion met at Merton Colvin's Clark's Summit home with a noon dinner in the grove. An afternoon program of music recitations and history followed, then supper. Attendees included numerous Carr, Wrigley, Gardner, Patterson, Jeffers, and Sayre residents from Scranton Factoryville Lehman Shickshinny Lake Carey Pittston Jersey City and Sayre along with other relatives and guests.
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Wrigley
Merton Colvin
Clark's Summit
Joseph Carr
Ada
Ella
Deltha
Ethel Carr
Factoryville
Seth Wrigley
William Wrigley
Seth
William Snover
Ralph
Harry Wrigley
Allen
Willard
Scranton
Abel Wrigley
Louise and
Mader
Lehman, Pa
Samuel Wrigley
Louise
Mildred
Shickshinny
Jesee
John Wrigley
Floyd Wrigley
Dorothy
Pansy Wrigley
Paul Wrigley
Lake Carey
A. M. Wrigley
Stella
Fannie
Lewis
Stanley Wrigley
James Wrigley
V. Tt. Gardner
Robert
Alma
Celia
Thirza
Fred
Arthur Wrigley
Carrie
Mary
Muth
Vera
Dexter
Pittston
Maud Patterson
Jersey City
N. J
Mabel Jeffers
Foster
Morton Stephens
Nicholson
Winton Wrigley
Little Wrigley
F. W. Young
Howard Wolf
C. E. Merrill
Sayre
E. Lynch
Athens
Harvey Frits
Dalton
Summit
Nay Aug Park
Blanche Conklin
Wayne County
Harry
Oscar Peas
This
Kennedy Birthday Party at Delaw are Street
A birthday party for Frederick and Pearl Kennedy was held at the home of Editor and Mrs. W. W. Kennedy on Delaware Street with games and refreshments. Also noted: deaths, visits, and church excursion announcements from Ol yp hant community life.
Local Pioneer Dies in Santiago de Cuba
Place, he died at Santiago de Cuba of black fever. His many friends are grieved to hear the sad news. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Sharp and daughter Hazle are visiting at Jenningsville, Pa.
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Santiago de Cuba
Oran Sharp
Hazle
Jenningsville, Pa
Smoker to be held by Court Livingston Lodge A C F
Court Livingston Lodge A C F will hold a smoker in their rooms on Friday August 19. Miles Nellie Callahan visits friends in Carbondale. The Mooale Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a lawn festival on Hutchings lawn next Tuesday evening. Mary Kearney and Agnes Morahan return from three weeks with friends in Jer Minnesota and Carbondale. Hon C B Miller of Nanticoke visited town yesterday. Mrs John Houston of Schoolstreat is seriously ill. Sons of St George meet this evening. Silk mill pays employees today. Mr and Mrs William Anderson and Miss Mary Anderson leave for Staten Island. Marriage of M H Walsh proprietor Summit hotel to Mrs Margaret Horan of Dunmore solemnized at bride's parents residence Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walch will reside in Avon. Kate Brehony returns from weeks in Jer Brooklyn. Rev Thomas Brehony of Eckley and Rev John Humphreys return from months in England. Minnie Wirth and niece of Brooklyn visit Mullifan residence. Mrs Anna Thompson returns from month in Brooklyn. Avoca residents note chicken thieves are abroad. thievery continues with letters warning of fatal results if prolonged.
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John Houston
Schoolstreat
St. George
William Anderson
Mary Anderson
Staten Island
M. H. Walsh
Suimtnlt
Margaret Horan
Dunmore
Anna Thompson
Brooklyn
Avoca
Sarah Watkins
Hennery
Nelson Howell
Priceburg social notes and local visits
Minenenector Roderick of Cran ton made a business trip to Johnson's No 2 breaker Wednesday. Miss Sarah Ann Cooper competes for a gold ring for St Patrick church of Olyphant at the church excursion to Farview Monday. Rev Moves Harvey of Blakely visited CBD Snyder’s home Thursday. Mr White and family of Mary street plan Wilkison Washington as their future home. Clara Hawkins of Hallstead avenue visited Peckville earlier in the week.
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Minenenector Roderick
Cranton
Johnson
Sarah Ann Cooper
St. Patrick’ Church of Olyphant
Farview
Moves Harvey
Blakely
C.bd
Snyder
Mr. White
Markets End Mixed as Bears Press Stocks
New York trading on August 12 saw continued selling as bears dominated the session with aggressive activity. Bulls absorbed favorites but failed to reverse the downtrend, Manhattan weakness due to lower earnings weighing on sentiment. final hours saw a raid by bears and only a feeble rally with many low priced stocks slipping to new lows. Total volume reached 406,400 shares as reported by William Linn Allen & Co, stock brokers.
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New York
Bears
Manhattan
William Linn Allen & © O
Mears
Local ads mix of rentals sales and services in Scranton
A collage of rental notices and small ads from Scranton listings. Furnished rooms and offices for rent, a newly furnished house at Green Ridge, desk space on the second floor, and inexpensive sale items including a ten-ripans offer and a boiler. Also notices for stockholder meeting at Scranton Forging Co and various professionals in the area.
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Green Ridge
Sentfabis
Tribune Otce
Adams
Classified Ads and Notices Fragment in Tribune Page
A garbled collection of classified requests and notices appears from the Tribune, including seeks for a copy of the Tribune, loan security ads, health puffs, Ripans testimonials, civil service course offers, and a private Catholic board listing with pricing garbled details. The items reflect typical 19th/early 20th century newspaper classifieds and want ads.
Wanted Help in 1901 City Notices
Classified fragments show multiple wants including a driver for a delivery wagon with references, a competent assistant cook, and a daily help for cleaning washing and ironing. Addresses include 01 Quincy and 49 Franklin Street. names J. Bo L and an unnamed Cook.
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J. Bo L
Jackson
Wheat and Corn Markets Mixed but Firm in Philadelphia Trade
Wheat futures show firmness with September contracts higher while corn stays mixed and irregular. Dull cheese and refined sugar markets contrast with steady cotton and firm live poultry demand. Receipts note flour and grain volumes. ship movement lists substantial wheat and corn shipments and gate totals.
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Philadelphia
New York
Hogshead
Wolie
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD BRIEFS AND NOTES
James Puckey was injured at the Ridge mine Thursday evening and left unconscious. Rev W Ki Netherton will preach at the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow at 10 30 AM and 3 PM. Miss Mildred Johnson of New Milford Conn is visiting J D Stocker. Moosic Powder Co works to energize the electric light plant. a large tubular boiler began operating yesterday. Prof W A F P Scott of Carbondale was in town seeking students for a private stenography class.
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James Puckey
Ridge
W. Ki. Netherton
Forty Fort
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mildred Johnson
New Milford
Conn
J. D. Stocker
Moosic Powder Company
W. A. F P. Scott
Carbondale
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues With Rain Delays
National League games feature Philadelphia 6 Ft. Lewis 2 and Boston 6 Cleveland 4 while Cincinnati trails Pittsburgh Baltimore with a rain delay noted. New York beats Chicago 4 and Brooklyn slips past Pittsburgh. Eastern League sees Wilkes Barre 4 Providence 3 Ottawa 14 Montreal 3 Buffalo 6 Toronto 4 Syracuse postponed by rain. Atlantic League Lancaster 1 Paterson 0 in 1 inning. Newark 6 Reading Norfolk postponed by rain.
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Ft. Lewis
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Pitteburg
Baltimore
Washington
Louteville
Wilkes-Barre
Providence
Ottawa
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Lancaster
Paterson
Newark
Reading
Market wrap on grains and dairy prices in New York
The report notes firmer conditions in wheat with steady to higher options for No. 2 red and December contracts. Corn and oats show firmness with nearby and distant futures advancing. Butter and milk products remain steady to higher across western and state dairy categories amid mixed spot movements.
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New York
Onts
Yilge
Matuiye
Western
Li's Iic
Malic
Kigins
Galée
State Dairy
Ia Lie
Eye Steady
Pennsylvania
Western Fresh
Myc
East Buffalo Cattle Receipts and Prices Steady
Market report shows moderate cattle receipts in East Buffalo with prices mostly unchanged. Veals and calves rise to four dollars and higher, hogs range from about four to five dollars, and sheep and lambs see light supply with prices firmer on spring lambs and yearlings.
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East Buffalo
Wheat Supply Leads in Change as Prices Falter
Chicago markets report wheat shipments filling orders while prices fluctuate. Reports of yellow fever in the south send pork and lard down, while corn and oats show mixed moves. Cash quotes list varied grain and feed prices across No 2 and No 3 grades with several minor shifts.
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Chicago
Reptember
Yale
Mulle
Northwest
Market Prices Rise as Demand Remains Strong Across Livestock
Strong demand pushes prices higher for beef steers and calves with mixed categories. Trade in sheep stays active with common to prime quality. hogs and yearlings show notable activity as cattle movements progress.
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Western Rangers
Saito
Twalszig
Liebt
Hotels and businesses advertise Scranton area services
Scranton listings include Hotels 4 and Restaurants the Elk Cafe and Franks on Lincoln Avenue offered on European plan by proprietors Zeigler Victor Koch and Mrs Gable. Seedmen Clark and Co Greenwood House S 144 North Main. School of the Lackawanna prepares for college law medicine or business. Kuettel manufactures wire screens on Lackawanna Avenue Scranton. Engagements solicited for Mrs Gable and others.
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Scranton House
Victor Koch
KR. Clark & CO
Washington Avenue
Ereen
North Main Avenue
School OF the Lackawanna
Seranton
Thomas B. M. Cann
Walter
Jos
Credit balances and shipments reported in Ol City notes
Credit balances and shipments details show 104 barrels with runs 51 600 barrels and cash offers of 40 dollars. The report lists I C certificater and Mc shipments along with eased cash options.
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Ol City
I.c
Railroad Time Tables Central of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
timetable notice lists train departures from New York Liberty Street terminal to Pittston Wilkes Barre and other destinations. details include daily and Sunday service, connections to Fort area Allentown Bethlehem Reading Harrisburg and Philadelphia routes. instructions note terminal transfers and advance purchase options with Halldwin as general agent.
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Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittaburg
West
Hazleton
Pottaville
Reading
Norristown
Sunsbury
Pittsburg
JR. Wood
Gen
J.B. Hutchinson
Train schedule notice for intermediate stations and Pullman services
Nanticoke and intermediate stations, SS and 110 a m Plymouth and intermediate stations, 7 and 8.44 9 mm to Kiniston, 12.55 p. Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on all express trains. For detailed information pocket time tickets etc apply to ML Smith, Ticket Agent, depot office.
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Nanticoke
Plymouth
Kiniston
ML. Smith
Rail timetable notes for Scranton lines with Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre
Sunday service changes show trains from Scranton to Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre listed with outbound times 7.63 8.53 10.12 a m 12 neen L22.20 Riad G25 6.26 71.81 1 1h 11.00 pm for Albany Montreal New York Philadelphia and other points via Tehich Valley and Black Diamond Express. Return arrivals at Carbondale and North include 6.64 1.08 2.15 3.48 4 etc. For Western Points via Tehich Valley, 7.05 am with Diamond Express to arrive in Philadelphia. Officials Dick, Crobs note Albany agency.
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Mane
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Dane Ville
Nortumberland
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Northumberland
Scranton
Carbondale
Neen
Wile Barre
Philadelphia
Tehich Valley Railroad
Mit
Ayr
Bonn Vinta
Ral
Tehich Valle
Gacanten
North
Friary
Ata
Albany
N.Y
W. Crobs
A. Beranton
Lehigh Valley Railways Schedules Anthracite Service Expanded
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces new coal region service effective May 15 with 10 trains daily to Philadelphia New York and intermediate points. Notable options include Diamond Express routes to Pittston Wilkes-Barre White Haven Hazleton and Bethlehem via D and E L RR and connections to Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago. Parlor and sleeping cars on all trains between Wilkes Barres and major cities. G. Supt Rollin L H Wilbur and C S Tee listed with division agents in South Bethlehem and Cortlandt Street New York.
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Wilkes-Barre
Thy U. m
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Peluta
D. & EL OR
Rethlehem
Easton
Reading
Re Rishore
Principer
Wien 1 & H. Tt
Tab P.m
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Tihaca
Geneve
Prince
Vna Dr. & W. RR
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Folie
Chicago
Lehigh Valley
Wikes-Barre
Tuitale
Suspension Ridge
Rollin LH. Wilbur
Chas. S. Tbe
Pass
Cortlandt Street
A. W. Nonemacher
South Bethlehem
Train Schedule Fragments for Erie and Wyoming Valley
Fragmentary timetable notes trains from Scranton to Hawley and Lake Ariel. Mentions departure around 5.00 a.m. and 6:15 a.m. with arrivals at Lake Ariel and Sorgnien Shore points, and a Lake Erie route around 4 p.m. to 7:40 p.m. on Sundays.
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Jane
Scranton
Hawley
Cnta
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