Andrew Jackson League Dinner Highlights Jeffersonian Principles
The third annual Andrew Jackson League dinner at Tremont House featured William J. Bryan as guest of honor. Chicago figures praised Jacksonian democracy, denounced imperialism, and urged adherence to the Chicago platform's free coinage and anti-monopoly stance while condemning centralized power and annexation efforts.
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Andrew Jackson League
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Moses
Chicago
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Democrat Temple
Luino
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Platfornm
International Bimetaulilem
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Free Ecoinage
Double Stati Med
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Congress
House
Senate
Naval advice from M Nourmand on French warships
The article discusses M Nourmand the noted warship constructor advising France to change tactics against Britain. He argues France should reduce ship speed to boost numbers and defend better, avoid copying British designs, and use torpedo boats only under favorable conditions.
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M. Nourmand
Warverstels
Augustin Normand
Great Britain
Dione
Elile
France
England
Albion
M. Normauis
French expert on torpedo boats and naval tactics
A French expert argues that torpedo boats and their escorts must be fast while cruisers cannot fight battleships or seize merchant steamers under a different flag. He urges high speed for torpedo vessels and scouts, with other ships keeping slower speeds for defense.
The Village Postmaster and Lost in New York at Lyceum and Academy
Two large audiences saw The Village Postmaster at the Lyceum on Saturday, praised for its honest New England life and strong staging. Leonard Grover’s Lost in New York opens at the Academy of Music for a three day run with clever effects and a ten year touring history.
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Hige
Lyceum
New England
Leonard Grover
New York
Academy of Music
Arthur Voegtlen
Asylum
Ward Island
New York City
Ita
Industrial Jottings on 1695 US Rail Construction
The Railway Age of Chicago reports 3018 miles of new track built in 1695 across 13 states. Canada and Mexico added thousands of miles on 14 to 15 lines. Most activity concentrated in the south, southwest, and Pacific coast, with Illinois Michigan Minnesota Ohio Wisconsin also advancing. The Pecos Valley and Northeastern from Roswell, New Mexico to Amarillo, Texas leads new lines at 2046 miles under construction, with multiple other major routes underway. The year promises even more rail growth, including transcontinental cutoffs and northwest expansions.
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United States
Railway Age
Chicago
Union
New Hampishire
Massachusetts
Rhode Ieland
Kansas
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Canada
Mexico
Soth
Southwest
Pacific Coast States
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Washington County Railroad
Maine
New England
Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg
Allegheny and Western
Pecos Valley
Roswell
N. M
Amariillo
Texas
el Paso & Northeastern
el Paso
Alamoconto
Tis Railroad
Sprinten Capitalists
Railroad Constriction Aims From Scranton To Hayes Creek
A well placed informant claims plans to restrict Tink of railroad on a new Scranton line. Surveys are being made for a 28 mile branch crossing Hayes Creek, requiring a 150 foot high bridge. Haulage from Coxo’s Pardee’s Murke’s on Van Winkle’s Havleton Antine is mentioned.
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Scranton
Gaye
Hayes Creek
Jima
Coxo's
Pardee's Murke's
van Winkle's
Havleton Sentine
Fire breaks out at old No 3 slope in Mollenbuck colliery
Fire discovered Friday afternoon at the opening of the old No 3 slope near New Market and Custer Bheels Wilkes-Barre. Miners used the opening to access ganeways and crews from Wilkes-Barre Fire Department No 2 responded. Fire did not stop mining. origin unknown, suspected youths frequent the area. damage not expected to be extensive.
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Mollenbuck
New Market
Custer Bheels
Wilkes-Barre
Government contract awarded for 103 emery wheels to navy yard
The Berranten Corrundum and Mmoery Wheels works landed a government contract to supply 103 emery wheels to the Washington Navy Yard. F Lopimnia was named superintendent of the Susquehanna railroad, starting January 1, with resignations set to take effect April 1, and employees speculate on changes under the new leadership.
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Navy Yard
Washington
F. Lopimnia
Susquehanna Railroad
MeKelvey
New York Grain and Produce Market Briefs
The New York market reports mixed movement across grains and staples with wheat options showing strength in forenoon trading and liquidations checked. Corn and oats trade steady to firmer while fats like lard and butter hold firm. potatoes and cheese show modest activity amid regional price references.
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New York
London
Flower
Brooklyn Transit
Federal Steel
People's Gas
Labar & Na Llb
Grain
Scranton
Stig. Rig. Co
Se Hy
I Atchison
Eeeune
Tobneroe Co
Hirkiyn
Apd
Canada Boulhern
Hemponk Onno
Yale & G. Ie
Hula St
Clive
Mall 8. & Co. A Ag
Union Pacific
Lwather Co
Ctucago Board OF Trade
Minnesota
Yieterte
Sakis
Duluth
B. Allent
Titec
Hatitte
Hutter
Western Creamery
Allsc
Elgins
Vlntie
Etate
Stadke
Wwe
Tate and Pennayivania
Westertteh
Southern
Wheat and commodity prices in Philadelphia market note
Wheat and corn quotes steady with minor shifts noted for January. Butter, creamery products, cotton, and live poultry markets described with terms like firm, steady, high, and lower for various grades. Supply figures include flour 6,000 barrels and 17,000 sacks, wheat 2,000 bushels, corn 90,000 bushels, oats 6,100 bushels.
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Philadelphia
Aa Inc
Cotteon
Inels
Pac
Turkere
Chicago Grain Market Props Up on Export Demand
The Chicago grain market shows gains through most of the session due to heavy foreign demand and export activity, with wheat prices weakening later under selling pressure. Quotations for flour varieties, spring and winter wheat, and corn are listed, reflecting mixed activity amid fluctuating futures.
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Chive
Autaldern Joley
Brether
Man Iessor
Qyte
Real Estate Listings and Services Advertisements
A crowded classified page shows rentals and sales across several properties including elegant houses on Spruce Street with bath and steam heat, offices in Commonwealth Building, and rooms at North Washington Avenue. Also listed are rental opportunities at 71 Quincy and 4024 Penn Avenue, plus sale items and a candidate notice for City Controller.
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Jonga
Si Spruce Street
D. B. Replogle
Securit S
Mears
Wallington Avenue
Spruce Street
Livestock Prices and Demand Report from Philadelphia Market
The market shows active and higher demand for cattle with best western cattle strong. Fat cows are trading at firm prices though some thinner cows remain in lighter demand. steer and heifer values vary with quality and weight.
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Philadelphia
Beeves
Aheep
Willye
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Mixed Prices Dip
Chicago market reports light arrivals and steady to lower prices with hogs active but slipping from yesterday. Cattle receipts scarce with limited offerings and sheep sales steady. lambs and yearlings command stable values amid cautious demand.
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Chiidago
East Buffalo Livestock Report Highlights Prices
East Buffalo N Y cattle and sheep market notes show fair to good activity for various categories. Cattle Breasy to wivong and hogs show modest demand with prices around 2.04.00. Lambs and sheep remain steady with gains for choice and extra grades. Overall: prices range from 28.70 for cull and common to 150 400 for lambs and sheep.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jon
East Liberty Livestock Prices Report
East Liberty Pennsylvania January 7 cattle market steady extra prices listed for prime arch common and mule hogs steady with mediums heavies and yorkers quoted. sheep lambs and veal prices noted with ranges for choice whethers and veal stock.
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East Liberty
Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Commodities
New York Jun 7 details show little movement in trading with buyers and sellers keeping prices stable for sheep lambs and cattle. Lamb prices hover near 404.8 with Canadian lambs and western stock noted as steady amid thin trading.
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New York
Oil Market Receives Mixed Signals in Early Trade
In OU City, trading shows 27,875 barrels in shipments and a 1.18 balance for 7-Credit certificates. Market activity reveals no bids, offers, or wares. limited run and uncertain demand affect near term movements.
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OU City
Pu Jan
Victor Hugo Masterpiece Transforms Bookshop Exchange
A Norwich woman asks for Victor Hugo’s mee terpiece but is told the title is misdescribed. The clerk and customer debate the correct name, with the woman insisting on Miserables. Also a pitch about Dr Agnew's Cure for dropsy and heart disease appears with testimonials.
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Norwich Argus
Victor Hugo
Norwich
Dr. Agnew
Jamon Adama
Syracuny
N. Y
Matthews Bree
W. YT
Clark
Situations Wanted: Various Home and Local Jobs
Classified notices show multiple individuals seeking work including washing and ironing, house cleaning, and day labor. Applicants list addresses Franklin avenue Bree city and others, with notes on experience, recommendations, and preferred employers such as grocers, delivery, hotels, or breweries.
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Franklin Avenue
Bree
Mia
Lee
Scranton Railroad Timetables and Morning Expresses
Rail timetable notice lists train departures from Scranton for Philadelphia New York via multiple routes and destinations including White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Bethlehem Easton Harrisburg and intermediate stations. It notes Black Diamond Express and Damered Express with various departure times and Pullman parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes-Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
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Eifect
Ise
Bcranton
Philadelphia
New York
White Haven
Haxleton
Pottagipe
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburs
de & Ph
D. & Hebios
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Xyorara Falls
Chicago
Wilkes-Barre
Philadel
Suspension Bridge
H. Wilbit
Booth Bethlehem
Pac Chas
LEE
Cortlind Street
W. Nonemachier
Division Passengeor
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Architects listed for Scranton buildings and schools
A line of architects is named for projects in Scranton including Edward Th. Davis Cornell Building Ell Walter and Lewis Hancock Jr with firms at 15 Washington avenue and 15 Spruce Street. Traders' National Bank and the School of Law and L... details indicate preparatory courses opening Sept 12 with a request to send catalogues.
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Lavnrawanna
Scranton
Thom An Ar
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable Notice
In New York Poat of Litceny Street and South Ferry Whitehall. Anthracite coal used exclusively. Trains leave Scranton for Pittston Wilkes-Barre at 5 30, 9 10 a m, 12 0, 2 05, 3 20, 7 10 p m Sundays 9 10 a m, 1 00, 2 90, 4 10 p m. Returning leave New York foot of Liberty Street North River 4 0 or 5 10 express. from South Ferry 5 0 0 a m 12 5 p m. Connections under cover with elevated rails ferries and Brooklyn transit. Leave Philadelphia Reading Terminal 4 50 a m Sundays 4 52 p m. For Baltimore Washington Bethlehem Allentown Easton Philadelphia Pottsville Lebanon Harrisburg Long Branch Ocean Grove and more at various times with express services. J H OLDAUEN Gen Supt H L BALDWIN Genl. Agt.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Poat
Litceny Street
South Ferry
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Newark
Willabeth
A. m
Sunilass
Thundelpha
Reading ‘Terminal
Minch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Ocean Grove
Sia. Ni
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Liberty Street
North River
Whitehall Street
Broadway
Brooklyn
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Leaie
Reading Terminal
Inom
Bunday
M. Theougt
Routh
West
J. H. Olwabuen
IL. P. Baldwin
Get
Train Schedule For Berinton to New York and Scranton
Trains leave Berinton for New York Newbury and intermediate points on the railroad at 7 00 pm and 3 95 pm. Trains arrive at Scranton from those points at 10 23 am and 1 08 pm. Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable notes effective Sept 18.
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Berinton
New York
Newbury
Hawley
Scranton
Pointe
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Arvan Ral
Mount Sinal
Scranton Road
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firat National Bank
Seranton & Pittsion Trac. Co
Eimturst Bowevard Eeeenee
Scranton Ravings Pank
Scranton Packin Co
Sisesavsne
Lacka. Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank Beeadsesce
Throop Novelty Mfg
Sisessee
Seranton Railway Co
Eeeaeaeres Ase
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Hilenniatic . Heat & Power Company
Veeneneee
Nationa Beranton Forgin Bank
Lacka. Lumber Co
Lack, Trust & Base Dep
Moosle Mountain Coal
Beranton Paint Co
Seebeenenewe
Clark & Snover Co
Carson Coalses
Scranton Pass
First Mortgage
People's Tree
First Ee
People’s Street Railway
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Mortga
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain Market
People’s Exchange
Jones
Bachelon
Commonwealth Building
Enante
Inavire
Washington Avenue
Inguir Goldsmith
Pazaur
Penn Avenue
Quincy
BATLE
Chernsey Brothers
Burr
Colfax Avenue
Mulberry Street
Salemy
Okell
Joseph Ansley
L. T. Keller
Quincey
Ripana Chemical Co
Boranton
Enah
Phila
Ann
Clay Avenue
Monroe Ave
Unique Embroidery Co
Fulton &J
Powsearion
Bueiners
Arene
J. Chronicle ‘Office
Pottelle
Sity
A.P. Briggs
A. Briggs
North
Main Avenue
Kirke's
Adams and Mulberry
LEGAL
Weat Ridge Coal Company
Compin
North Main Avenue
Green Ridge Street
RE. A. Clark
St. Clair Coal Company
RE. P. Kinsgbury
Scranton Hedding Company
Benton
Weeton Mil Company
Viret National Bank
A. W. Dickson
Third National Bank of Scranton
Banking House
Hi. Peck
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Lyman
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Victor Koch
E. Boyle
Nore Biolldine
Jessup & Jessup
Commonwealth Pulling
James W. Oakford
Jas. J. H. Hamilton
Edward W. Thayer
Noor, Monrs Building
L.A. Watres
Board of Trade Bailing
C. Br, Pitcher
Beranton
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders’ National Bank Building
C. Comegys
Republican Building
Ww. Bertholf
Meare Building
Miowire
Gable
Washburn Street
Rooma
Best Raatena
L. Frey
Scranton Savings Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Mary A. Shepherd
Adama Avenue
Deh
W. E. Allen
Nonrit
RR. Trapold
Borat
Ll. M. Oates
Madleon Avenue
C. L. Preas
DR. & W. Lamoreaux
W. GG. Rook
Linden Street
GR. Clark & Co. Co
Seadmen and Nurserymen
Euerittel
Lackawhank Avenue
Bauver
J. Bauer
Llulbert
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
Nori
Linton
Lans
South Bound
Franklin Streat
Weelbawken
Adosta Hancock Starkig
Prestoh Park
Winwood Poyntelle
Orson Plearant MA
Uniondale Foret City White Bridge ‘Bite Iste i Aventbata
Winton Peek Ville Olyphant
Ricoburg
Thrany
Providence Park
Eieve Korant Ave
Kerive
Traine
Mignal
Ontario & Western
Tckets
Eave Weney
C. Anderson
Pisa
Corabbons
T. Futerory
Woene
Addre BK
C. B
Tribune
Weis
Vernon L
Hunter
Chibondale, Pa
B. C
Deacon St
City
Womind
K. M
Tribune Offee
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Edward TH. Davis
Cornell
Ell. Walter
Phe
Lewis Hancock, JR
Architecct
Spruce St
Col
Wah, Vo
Frederick L. Brown
Price
T. J. Lacry & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
AUS
Lackawawnna Avenue
Pensylvi Biled Mayag
Sunbury
Hazleton
Pottaville
Norristown
Caner
Morrisburg
Philadephia
Altimore
Wood
Hutchinson
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Hath
Daneville
Morris
Binghimion
Nicholson
Utica
Hichfield Springs
Sudtham
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkea- Barre
Plymouth
Hioomsburg
Dane Ville
Williamsport
Bouth
Nanticoke
Kingston
M. F. Smith
Delaware and
Hudson
Bunway
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Bosson
Honesdale
Wilkex-Harte
Etc
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Sis A
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Points
Blackiamond
Carbondale
South
J. W. Burdick
Albany, N.Y
H.W. Chess
A. Beranton
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
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