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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1898

Page

2

Panama Canal Work Nears Completion Says Swedish Engineer

Alfred Athling, a Swedish civil engineer, tells New Orleans Picayune that the Panama Canal will be an accomplished fact within ten years. He notes two thousand workers, praise for efficient management, and plans using seven locks to handle Atlantic and Pacific tides, with water supplied by rivers and the gulf.

Alfred Athrling Stockholm Sweden Atrling Panama Canal Company Picayune Tam Panama Ecanal MM. Hutin Mmperuder Merodoures Culebra Nere Atlantic Bohila Pacific Merofleures Panama Bohlin Gulf Pacific Ocean Rio Grande Chagres Sclence

The Impromptu Doctor and the Hypochondriac Miner

A Boston bachelor millionaire, a miner’s guest, fearfully insists he will die from a sudden illness after overdoing a cold sail fishing meal. His companions recall his constant drug chest and near panic before a false alarm passes.

Boston

Parson and a Chicago Doctor Save Suffering Patient

A smooth man named Parson poses as a Chicago physician to aid a patient with a fearsome health scare. He reassures the patient, prescribes a dubious remedy, and the ruse succeeds, earning Parson a 200 dollar fee and a fine watch a month later.

Inen Chicago Pareon Parein

Notable Historical Gamblers and Their Lost Fortunes

The article surveys famous gamblers across centuries, noting Benson the Jubilee plunger among the least remarkable losses. It recounts Lady Castlemaine Nell Gwynne and the Duchess of Mazarin, plus Charles James Fox and Lord Welland. It recalls gambling at Cocoa Tree and Crickford's, with multi‑million-pound stakes and dramatic losses.

Benson Notheins Lady Castlemaine Pepys Bet Nell Gwynne Duchess of Charles James Fox Lord Welland St. James and Pall Mall Wox Lord Staverdale Alimack Lord Braverdale Cocoa Tree Crickford’s Lord Waterford Marquis of Hastings Abington Baird

Carrington Called to Forest City Presbyterian Pastorate

Rev W A Carrington of Wyalusing has received a unanimous call to serve as pastor at Forest City Presbyterian Church and is likely to accept. He will preach here next Sunday morning and evening. He has been a South American missionary and four years of pastoral work. The district Sunday school convention named officers for the year led by President Rev Noah Bevan. The next convention will meet at Uniondale.

W. A. Carrington Wyalusing Forest City W. L. Petergon George W. Matteson Uniondale Fred Smith Wandling Deaware and Hudson Sidney Crocker Fred Soby Mra John McLaughlin Adolph Joseph Philadelphia H. Joseph Arnett Bennett Grover Newport News Christian Endeavor Society of Bethany Congregational Church Eling Evans Forest City Maennerchor Enciety Davis’ Opera House

Markets Rally As Spanish Resignation Shocks Wall Street

On February 10 the market rose after news of the Spanish minister's resignation, with London quotes fueling gains and no broad market setback. Total volume reached 195,000 shares as upward movement continued, though advances were uneven across stock groups.

New York Fces London William Linn Allen CO Mears

Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations

Scranton Board of Trade quotes all quotations based on par value of 100. Market activity reflected across listed securities with standard pricing and settlement conventions.

Scranton Board of Trade Exchange

Philadelphia Provision Market Report Highlighting Prices

Philadelphia February market notes show firm or higher bids across commodities including corn oats potatoes and butter. Sugar prices fluctuate with advances in several sugar grades while cotton and tallow remain steady with regional variations and near term delivery terms.

Commodity price report shows mixed movement in grains and dairy

New York markets report February bids for flour and wheat volatile amid bear pressure then rebound on export rumors with No 2 red at 31.0% and No 1 northern Duluth at 1.0% while corn oats and oats firm, beef and pork cuts steady to firm, butter cheese and tallow showing modest gains and dull petroleum.

New York Duluth F. O Affont Manitoba Halice Tadic Nice Pennsylvania Mac

Wheat market buoyancy lifts May options amid overseas demand

Chicago reports confirmation that large wheat holdings abroad and firm cables pushed an active market. May options advanced nearly a cent as corn and oats rose. provisions reached new highs before heavy realizations caused irregular prices. Cash quotes show varied futures with flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and pork values listed along with shipping and warehouse figures.

Chicago Lolter Clique Fiaie H.mahd

East Buffalo Market Report Oddities and Prices

East Buffalo N Y Feb 10 cattle steady hogs active higher prices range from 41 to 417 with good to choice hogs and miscellaneous notes on sheep lambs and hides. Market figures include roughs common and choice categories with varied quality and weights across cattle hogs and sheep offerings.

East Buffalo Bilal S.dias. i

East Liberty Cattle Market Report

Fast Liberty Pennsylvania February cattle market notes steady trends with prime and common cattle listed. Prices quoted include bulls and cows around 4.44, pigs near 7.00, sheep unchanged, Yorker weights and heavy hogs and other categories priced in the 4.05 to 4.15 range with various small errors in OCR.

Liberty

Chicago market report shows varied livestock prices

Chicago on Feb 10 reports cattle steady at around 8400 with stockers and calves priced. Hogs higher near 54, calves and lambs listed with prices, and sheep in the mid fours. Receipts indicate about 1,000 cattle, 90,000 hogs, and 1,000 sheep.

Chicago

Market Report Summary of Livestock Prices

New York market notes February 10 show no trading activity for calves and veals with slow lower demand. Sheep and lambs weak, sheep price around 4.70, hogs trading between 4.10 and 4.40, with limited volume.

New York Hagler

Oil City Ledger Digest Teems With Vague Credit Figures

A scrambled item from Oil City Pennsylvania lists a Feb credit business with 15 certificates opened and 77 IDs for rash sales described as heavy. It cites cash at time stamps, large cash amounts, and multiple shipment figures including 51,01 barrels and 10106 barrels in a disjointed ledger style.

Oil City

Changes at Navy Building Reveal New Ship Inscription

The Philadelphia Press notes a renaming in the exhibit corridor of a battleship model. Since Secretary Long’s inauguration the plaque on the Indiana class model has shifted from The Indiana and her Clase to The Massachusetts and her cling amid ongoing debates and display updates.

Washington Philadelphia Alate Ard Secretary of the Navy Secretary Long Masasachusetts Glias

Flue and Black Kersey Fancy Lining Sale

Rare lot of woolen flue and black kersey garments offered at deep discount. Previously priced above 310.00, now limited stock sold for as low as 8.00, all shades and up to date shapes while supply lasts.

Plain and heavy twills and tweeds tailored suits for five dollars

The notice advertises plain heavy twill and tweed garments cut in new shapes offered at five dollars. It emphasizes neat finish and tailoring and highlights the sale price as an attractor for shoppers.

Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule in Effect November 18 1897

Trains depart Wilkes Barre on weekdays at 7 30 am for Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore and Pittsburgh and the West. 10 15 am for Hazleton Pottsville Reading Norristown and Philadelphia and for Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh. 3 12 pm daily for Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West. 5 00 pm weekdays for Hazleton and copy. 6 08 and 11 0 am for Nanticoke and intermediate stations. 6 35 and 8 5 pm for Plymouth and intermediate stations. Sleeping coaches on all express trains. For time tables apply to M I Smith District Passenger Agent at depot Stone office.

Pennsylvania Railroad Wilkes-Barre Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg West Hazleton Pottsville Reading Norristown Hazleton and R. Wood J.B. Mutchinson Utlea Richfield Spring Northumberland Pittston Wilkes Furre Plymouth Bloomsburg Danville Northumber Williamsport Nanticoke Iman Sante M. I. Smith Epot Tone Ofce Scranton New York Wilkes- Marre D. RK. R Iss Esa Haven Pottsvile Norney Bethianer Geneva Rochster Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago Lehigh Wales Walkesiire Phila Roache Lackewanta Avenue

Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule January 1898

Train times for Lehigh Valley routes from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Pittston Wilkes Barre and intermediate points and connections via D R R and D H R with Pullman service and parlor cars. Officials and office addresses listed.

Central Railroad Timetable Scranton to New York and beyond

Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable effective Nov 1 1907 lists trains from Scranton to New York Newark Elizabeth and Atlantic City with express and local services. It notes connections to Broadway elevated lines and ferries, with ticket offices at stations and parlor car services on some trains.

New York Liberty Street N. B Whitehall Terminal Scranton Pittaton Yea Abo Lakewood Atlantic City Newark Elizabeth Pallade Pus Reading Teraunt Maunch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia Hilintire Washington Pointe South Senate Lony Franch Coens Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Psdam Pottsgton North Hiver A. m. LW P.m. Bunday Waltenail Priest South Ferry Broadway Brooklyn Staten Island Makin Ulck Grand den Pulipita R Kermini Ade Ermina Aia Om M. Bunday J. H. Olhausen

Trains Schedules Del during November 1997

Del Lacka and Western timetable effective Monday November 21 1997 lists train departures from Scranton to New York East Trenton Washington Buffalo and other points with times 6 15 6 00 10 06 p m and 12 10 p m among others includes Tobyhanna and Parades routes and several express options noting connections and service to east west and south destinations.

Scranton Pan New York East East Trenton Parade Pate Washington Anil Wat Way Tobyhanna Binghamton Cawego Imira Cornick Bath Dansville Atom

Scranton Train Schedule Large Readable List

On Monday January 17 trains depart Scranton to Carbondale Albany and New York with various times to Montreal Boston and Wilkes-Barre. Arrivals from Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and the South list multiple daily arrivals. Complete information and rates available at the depot ticket office. JW Burdick GP A Albany NY H W Cross DPA Scranton PA.

Carbondale Geto Albany Senators Montreal Boston England Ara Ae Ee York Paladins High Ye Valley R. T Black Diamond Express Pennasivanta R. R. Pointe Twit R. R Scranton Garnondats A Wilkes-Harre The South United States Canada JW. Burdick GP. A N. Y

Vault protected by Holmes Electric Protective System

A bank vault is safeguarded by the Holmes Electric Protective System. The feature emphasizes modern security measures and the bank’s commitment to protecting assets and customers.

Holmes

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