Free Methodist Camp Meeting at Ararat and Family Reunion
Susquehanna County notes a large Free Methodist camp meeting at Ararat with strong turnout and a McKune family reunion in Oakland township. The Towanda Republican conference draws local participation as community events, while oddities and local lore accompany the regional page.
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Ararat
McKune
Towanda
Wright
Erie
Binghamton
Forest House Park
McKare
Charles Beebe
Oakland Township
Susquehanna County
Riverside Park
Lanesboro
Great Bend
Howhan Vere
Jeovse BR
Tiffany
Grisom
Representa
Pacletead
Mies Oete
Science Frag
New Milly
Thirty-Second G A R En Campment in Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad offers single-fare excursion tickets for the Thirty-second National En Campment of the G A R in Cincinnati Ohio from September 6 to 10. Tickets sold September 3 and 4. return must be by September 14 unless extended to October 2 with a deposit and twenty five cent fee.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Market reaction after overbought run tests prices
In New York on August 28 the market showed no new cause for a downturn, simply a readjustment to value after heavy profit taking by powerful buyers. Grangers fell 1 to 1 1 2 percent, railroads followed, while Metropolitan Street Railway rallied briefly. Some stocks like International Paper and Rio Grande Western showed strength amid general weakness. Activity fell after midday shakeout. total volume 615200 shares.
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New York
Metropolitan Street Railway
International
Rio Grande Western
West Chicago
Northwest Chicago Terminal
Philadelphia Grain Prices and Market Totals for August
Wheat contracts for August and September show mixed bids with firm corn prices for No 2 mixed and No 2 white. Butter eggs and cheese hold steady with slight regional variations. Live poultry remains weak, while receipts list large flour and grain shipments and notable wheat and corn totals for both current week and shipments.
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Phiadelphia
Witoec
New York
Wheat and corn futures steadiness in New York markets
New York futures show quiet, unchanged sentiment for winters and steady to firmer tone for spring wheat. Spot and options move mildly with No 2 red wheat posting modest gains while corn and oats stay firm. declines limited as traders await clearer signals from commodity pits.
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New York
Reid
Lionk
Attac
Pennsylvania
Chicago Wheat Futures Rise on Improved Cash Demand
In Chicago on August 2, futures in the wheat pit advanced with September closing higher and December up. Corn, oats, pork, lard, and ribs showed various small moves while cash quotations for flour and grain products remained steady. Prices for meats and oils fluctuated, with several items listed under specific ranges.
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Chicago
Yale
Ido
Tatie
Maditge
Harley
Wiaile
Chicago Live Stock Prices Signal Mixed Market Activity
Cattle supplies show poor quality and lower prices with ve interspersed gains. choice steers around 65. beef steers near 2004.71. western cattle and calves mixed. Hogs demand strong for top grades but lighter lots drive averages. sheep demand weak with western ranges quoted 2.5 to 4.4. Receipts: cattle 4,400 head. sheep 17,000 head. total hogs around 8,600 to 16,? head.
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Chicago
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Segment
East Buffalo loads show very light receipts with beet steers at 5.36 to 5.50. Hogs receipts light to easy with food workers and roughs, good to choice quality. Sheep and lamb receipts light, bids steady to firm for choice to extra. veal and culls mixed with fair to good prices.
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East Buffalo
Jamia
East Liberty Market Prices and Specimens
Readable items list price ranges for livestock and goods at East Liberty, Ba Aust. Includes terms like heavy, choice, common, veal calves, and several dollar amounts such as 4.50 and 2.25. Mentions Yorks and Haiti with monetary figures, amid mixed product descriptors.
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East Liberty
Haiti
Oil Market Report from City Pa August 23
Credit balances and certificates opened cash with bids and totals. barrels traded include 1 000 at Qc and 5 000 at GO4L0. Total sales reach 7 0 barrels with shipments 68 792 and runs 101 407 barrels.
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City
For Sale Ten Riian s and Other Ads in Scranton
Classified notices offer various items and services including Ripans samples, a one horsepower boiler, health cures, home work opportunities, job wanted ads for cooks, nurses, housekeepers, drivers, and cleaners, veterinary services, medicines, and local business promotions. Names, addresses, and locations in Scranton appear throughout with several employment and sales pitches.
Wanted board in private Catholic family
A request seeks a centrally located Goa address for a private Catholic family. Terms offered include one bedroom, with details to be stated to the office.
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Tribune
Goa Ae
Admirable Appointment of Colonel Hay as Secretary of State
The Philadelphia Ledger lauds Colonel John Hay as the ideal choice to succeed Judge Day as Secretary of State. It highlights his varied career from Lincoln aide to diplomat and editor, his scholarly attainments, constitutional and international law expertise, and his literary works. The piece argues his versatility and experience make him a strong, well rounded public servant for this pivotal period.
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Philadelphia Ledger
McKinley
John Key
Great Britain
Judge Day
America
Hay
Hays
Has
Brown University
Abraham Lincoln
Generale Hunter
Gilmore
Legaion
Poris
Vienna
Legation
Madrid
Washington
Jost
Court of St. James
Kay
New York Tribune
Lincoln
John G. Nice Ay
Jim Bindse
Sidney Smith
Eas
Naval heroism requires sailors to fight in the thick of battle
The article argues that naval heroes gain laurels only by direct combat and exposure to danger. It contrasts naval fighting with land warfare, noting soldiers can be heroes from distant roles while sailors must win victory amid shells and ship maneuvers. Absence from action makes a naval hero unknown to history.
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Alaska
Memphis
Local Scranton Advertisements Highlight Hotels, Services
A collection of 19th century advertisements listing The Elk Café on Spruce Street, Scranton House near the D L & W depot, Victor Koch’s European plan hotel, Mrs. Gable midwife on Washburn Street, seeds by R. Clark Co, a greenhouse at North Main avenue, School of the Lackawanna offering prep courses, Rev Thomas Cann and Walter Buell, wire screens by J Otto Kupftel on Lackawanna Avenue.
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Scranton House
Victor Koch
School OF the Lackawanna
Scranton
Bend
Thomas M. Cann
Walter J. Buell
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Table June 6
Timetable shows trains from Scranton to Wilkes-Barre Mountain Park and Atlantic City with multiple daily departures. Connections listed to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and regional points. Officials P Baldwin and J H Olhausen listed as general agents.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Liberty Street
N. H
South Ferry Whitewad Street
Scranton
Fullston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Baltimore
Washington
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pottaville
North River
South Ferry
Font Whitehall Street
Broadway
Brooklyn
Staten Islands
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Reeding Terminal
P. Baldwin
J. H. Olhausen
Bupt
Trains Schedule From Scranton Northward June 20 1898
Trains leave Scranton with multiple express and local runs to New York Easton Trenton Panegpia and the south. Services include Utica Ithaca Northumberland Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore and Washington connections with Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on all expresses. For detailed timetable and packet prices apply to L Smith / District Passenger Kane.
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Scranton
New York
Easton
Trenton
Panegpia
Robyhanna
Binghamton
Osweg
He Mira
Cornin Buth
Beneount Morria
Buffalo
Vacmnane
Wast
Pactoryville
Nicholson
Utica
Hichneld Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston Wickes
Barre
Frymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Fiymopin
Kingston
Pullman
L. Smith
Dinict
Kane Air Micket Ofne
Trains and schedules for Delaware and Hudson Scranton line
Train times for Sunday July departures and arrivals showing connections to Albany Montreal Wilkes Barre New York and Western points. Services include Black Diamond express and Lehigh Valley routes with morning and afternoon departures and Sunday timetable.
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Trata
Scranton
Abany
Barate
Montreal
Roseton
Ee England
Honexdale
Wilkes- Barre
Ge - Ns
New York
Prideston
Lenn Valley Railroad
Amt
Gwen Black Diamona
Rat
Western
Myla
Lehigh, Valley Railroad
Carbondale
North
Aei
Bal
Tam
Maat
Nvilweachierre
Wilkes-Harre
A. mi
Albany
Cross
Lehigh Valley Railroad schedules and services
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces trains to Scranton Philadelphia New York and Buffalo with multiple daily departures and connections to Wilkes-Barre Hazleton Pottsville and Fincastle via Diamond Express and Black Diamond Express. Parlor cars on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
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Gereva
Rochester Buffalo
Niagera Walls
Scugo
H. OG
Pullman Perlor
Elbening
Lehigh Valley
Wikes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
Rollins H. Wilbur
Sup Chas
Owen Ast
Gortlande Street
South
Bethlehem
Erie and Wyoming Valley Schedules in 1808
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable effective June 28 1808 lists departures from Scranton to Hiawney and Lane Ariel with trains at 6 00 am and 2 25 pm and return options from Lake Stainsie including 8 17 am 9 05 pm and 7 43 am with stops and connections at Scranton and Stainsie Lake.
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Scranton
Erie
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People's Street Railway
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Pennsylvanian Oral School For the Deaf
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Henry Lelin, JR
Scranton Foraging Company
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J. H. Malvern
Scranton, Pa
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E. &. Tribune
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ER. L. Walter
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Cor. “Wash
Treck L. Brown
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Dientists
Lyman
PRI- Bene” Hospital
Cor, Wyoming
H. F. Reynolds
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Frank
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Burr Building
Fooms
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James W. Oakford
D. B
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Spruce Street
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Edward W. Thayer
Joseph Jeffreys
Watres
Lackawanni Ave
C. R. Pitcher
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
C. Comegys
A. W. Bertholf
Atty., Mears Bldg
Physicians and Surgeons
C. L. Frey
Scranton Savings Bank Bidg
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
W. EB. Allen
R. Trapold
C. L. Freas
W. Grook
Cephal
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L. B
Sumner Avenue
Peckville
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Philippine Islands
Nul Uleton
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Cook
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Gable
Washburn Street
R. CLARK @ CO
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Green House
North Main Avenue
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Pittsburg
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Reed
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