Senate Okays Nicaragua Canal Bill Amid Amendments
The Senate passed the Nicaragua Canal bill by 48 to 6 after a drawn‑out debate. Senator Spooner offered an amendment to safeguard U S interests and restrict compensation to perpetual value, with provisions on treaties, government rights, and control of the canal project.
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Spooner
Washington
Senate
Nicaragua Canal
Bate
Caffery
Cockrell
Mantle
Martin
Smith
Epooner
Wisconsin
Whooon
United States
Martine Canal Company
Rehte, Mtr
Niven
United State
Passienté
Beneft
Stockhotlers
Maritime Cone
Shell
LE Pissed
Minavitime Canal Company
Econwl Company
Board of Ditrertors
Nieraraain
Ireeters
Venus
Oregon Not Going to Samoa After Coal at Honolulu
Washington reports the Oregon will proceed directly to Manila after coal at Honolulu. Navy officials say the dispatch of the tug Iroquois from San Francisco was planned two months ago to carry messages between San Francisco and Honolulu during cable laying, and the Oregon will not change orders.
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Washington
Oregon
Samoa
Manila
Howoelulu
Navy Department
San Francisco
Honolulu
Cyrano de Bergerac at Lyceum in English Version
Cyrano de Bergerac in Ros taedt English version shown at the Lyceum with large audiences. Production praised for staging comparable to Mansfield but the cast underwhelmed by Henry Lee’s cold voice and Ethel Montrose as Roxane appears weak.
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Edmond Rostead
Cyrano de Pergerac
Lyceum
Henry Lee
de Bergerac
Fiestand
Ethel Montrose
Hoxane
Joseph Greene to Open Week at Academy of Music
Joseph Greene and his company begin a week long engagement at the Academy of Music presenting William Gillette's Held by the Enemy. The troupe touts a car load of special scenery and a fresh production never before seen at reasonable prices.
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Academy of Music
Joseph Greene
Greene
Green
Willian Gillette
Finemy
Lavceum Gala Presents Hanlon’s New “Superba” Act
The Lavceum presents a two night gala featuring Hanlon’s new “Superba” with a man on horseback leaping a chasm. A dramatic castle bridge sequence ends with horse and rider plunging toward a chasm before a heroic leap to safety.
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Hanlon
Lavceum
Tan
Renem
Hurss
Vider
Hares
Markets Show Scranton Board Quotes Mixed On Par Basis
Scranton Board of Trade quotations drift with al quot at par, listing various firms and prices. The brief market spread notes several trade names and par values, reflecting a cautious session across packing and shipping stocks.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Desirable Colfax Ave Lots and Scranton Notices
A Scranton page lists multiple corporate names and municipal items including by law amendments for the St Clair Coal Company annual meeting on January 2, 1910 at Libra Building Scranton. Proposals open for a rock tunnel project by William Connell Co with bid details and conditions. Various local businesses and services are advertised with contact points and hours.
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St. Clair Coal Company
Libra
Scranton
Bb. P. Kinbordury
Noa
Dunmore
William Connell & Co
Wm, Connell & CO
Dull trade in grain and meat markets in New York report
A New York market summary from January 21 notes dullness across grains and meats. Wheat and corn prices drift with bid interest weak. oats, rye, and white and mixed track offerings steady to quiet. Butter cheese and fats show limited movement with regional dairy products listed and markets eased through the forenoon.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Continent
Western Creamery
Ative
Malse
Halse
Hadlye
Tiskastie
oaTile
Atic
State
Ifke
Wheat and dairy prices and shipments reported in Philadelphia market
Market notes list unchanged contract grades for wheat and imported goods, mixed No. 2 wheat varieties, and steady dairy products. Butter and sugar prices show firmness, with refined sugars stable. Live poultry and dressed poultry maintain steady to weak values as receipts of 2,000 barrels of wheat and 7,000 bushels of oats are recorded alongside shipper tallies.
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Philadelphia
Jon
Cormin
Market Report From Raat Thuffalo Analyzed
The report notes mixed livestock prices with Yorkers and medigma steady to higher. Sheep and lamb values are weak with culls and common goods. Pigs show moderate demand and overall auction figures reach around 3,600 dollars, with sheep and lambs varying by grade.
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Mart Wrados
Live Stock Market Report From New York Jan 21
New York live stock market reports Meeves Peelin dav Calver Steady with early quotes near nominal for all sorts. Sheep and lambs trend lower. rams and hogs shown weaker. Lambs and common lambs sold low Friday morning with typical weights around nine dollars and ten dollars.
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New York
Meeves
Peelin
Venis
Chicago Grain Market Sees Little Movement In Wheat
In Chicago today the market balanced between bullish and bearish sentiment with minimal direction. May wheat closed near unchanged with slight advances. corn held near steady. oats and rye barely traded. Flour dull with weak winter patents and spring wheat prices influenced by broader market tone.
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Chicago
Jan
Any & i
School of the Lackawanna Opens Courses for College Prep
Scranton Pennsylvania preparatory courses available for college law medicine or business study start September 12. Catalogue available on request from Rev Thomas M Cann LL D and Walter H Fuel.
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School OF the Lackawanna
Scranton
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Fuel
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetables November 13 1908
Railroad timetables list departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and intermediate stops via p and HH R B and D and WH. Black Diamond Express services operate on Sundays and holidays with limited midday and evening runs to Bethlehem Reading Geneva and Buffalo and points west. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars available on all trains with ticketing offices in Scranton and South Bethlehem.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Effnet
Bcranton
Philadelphia
New York
A. Im
Black Diamond Express
Lita P, Ay
Bundays
Bethlehem
Euston
Reading
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Ak Dem
Geneva
Becheates
Tdufalo
Nacara Falls
Chicags
Emphia
Buffalo
Rollin
Wilkie
Pr. Chase, Lee
Gen. Pres. Ag
Land Street
A. W. Nonemacher
Divigton
Bethlehema
Lackswartina Ave
Scranton
Delaware
Hudson
Srd
Wor
Carbondale
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boweton
New England
Honesdale
Wilken-Harre
WAL
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Points
Valley Railroad
WLU
Foreon F
North
Wilkes-Barre
South
Albany, N. Ye
H.W. Cross
P. A
Fragmented OCR reads like a 19th century commodity list
The text appears as a scrambled catalog of foodstuffs and prices with items such as flax seed, ste timothy, pork, whiskey, and sugars. It includes odd spellings, broken names, and stray numbers, resembling a grocery or import ledger from a historical newspaper page.
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Savane O
Wits
Giliabdy
Timothy Bord
Ulan
East Liberty Cattle Market Prices Report
East Liberty Pa sales list shows cattle and veal prices with bids for wethers and lambs. Figures include common and choice grades with amounts ranging from about 3,203 dollars to 7.10 dollars per hundredweight for veal calves.
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East Liberty
Chicago Live Stock Market Mixed Acting on Limited Receipts
Chicago January 1 cattle market light receipts led to sparse bids. Fancy cattle and choice steers ranged around 5.60 to 6.05 with medium and boot steers near 4.10 to 5.90. Western fed steers and Texas cattle posted uneven values while calves and pigs showed modest activity and sheep remained mostly unchanged.
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Chicago
Texas
S.mal
S.ma
Bain
Corte
Oil Market Report Shows Flat Activity in Oi City
Credit balancer notes certificates marketed at 1844 for cash with no other bids. No sales or shipments recorded. Total runs or barrels amount to 68 800.
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Oi City
Eortilcates
Apa
New York and Jersey Rail Timetable Adapts to Connections
A historical timetable lists lines from Lehigh and Susquehanna Division stations in New York and Philadelphia. It shows departures from New York foot of Liberty Street and South Ferry with connections to Jersey pier routes, Lakewood, Atlantic City, Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading, Harrisburg, and longer passes to Baltimore and Washington. Through tickets to East, South and West points offered at reduced rates.
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Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Liberty Street
N. R
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Newark
Elizabeth
A. M
Law
Expres
M. Sumlays
Wurrives
Hadetpirts
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Faston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cham
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Sau
Pontaville
North River
Reed al
Dexpress
Lears
Broadway
Brooklyn
Staton
Rand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Lo Py
Miter
Eh. Olhasuen
Trains Schedule Scranton to New York and Local Points
Trains leave Scranton for New York Newburg and intermediate points at 7 00 a m and 2 25 p m Trains arrive at Scranton from above points at 7 10 a m and 4 15 and 6 00 p m Services to Kinwley and local points listed in the same timetable
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Eifect
Scranton
New York
Newburg
Kinwley
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M. W. Squier
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Commonwealth Building
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Washington Avenue
Pos- Heston
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Coal Exchange
E&econd
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Oldo
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Dickson, Pa
Guernsey Brothers’ Rooms
Burr Building
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Third National Bank Peste Throop Novelty Mfg. Co
Scranton Railway
Sonashee Dime
Bene ” Power Company
Scranton Vluminating, I & Power Company
Scranton Forging Co
National Bank Lacka. Lumber Co
Lack. Trust & Safe
Moosic Mountain Coal Cn
Seranton Paint Co Op
Clark & Snover Co
Carson Col Co
Scranton Axle W Ser
von Fence & Mfg. Co
Pasa
Mortenee
People's Street Railway
People's S Treet Railway
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Dag Co
City of Scranton
St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Wonks
Scranton Treetion Carson Coal Co
Bad Hialitrit
Ripans Chemical Co
Tribune Office
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Eee Eees
Beranton
Phila
Terna Ee EP
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Unique Imbroidery Co
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Salheman
Mir
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Neaf
Ban Crown Supply Company
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Washburn Street
Esale
I. Okell
New York City
L. T. Keller
M. ‘I’. Kelle
Lackawanna Carriage Works
No. M Lackawanna Avenue
Burke Brox
Office Con- Hell
Ada
Franklin Avenue
Tribune
Lee
Frankin Avenue
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Green Ridge Street
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LEGAL
Boranton
Warna
Fenhaylvan
Merlaw
Herbert Hollins
Martin — Arney
John Moran
Lewla Firestine
Theman G
Arn Watson
Willlame
Sir J. Fivans
Pridget Mahon
Oer
Bovebe
M. Walla
Mathias Adama
William Stephen_Kimable
Mary
Williama Atate
Joseph Lawin
Yh Hughes
Pee Qibbons
Ris Ackerts
Emma Acker
Homas W. James
John Bglonkle
David Jones Eatate
Catherine Rouneeies
Ave Rynn
Toston Sauate
Pat Hannon
Michael Holleran
John T. Palmer
Lewin Forster
Fdwant Lambert
Ella Mulgrew
J. Bitman
Caroling
Mr. Levan M. Linane
Henry Goodridge
Pt Retilers
Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
Daniel Williams, James J. Manley
Viewners
Olive Street
Wyoming Avenue
W. Okell
W. W. Davis
M Kinney
Lackawanna Lumber Company
Board of Trade
Tuc
J. I, Connell
West Ridge Col Company
North Main Avenue
E. A. Clark
Enterprise Powder Manufacturing Company
RE. P. Kingsbury
Mee
Bath
North Seventh Street
G. Bridge
B. Robinson's Sons' Brewery
City
DR. F. Reynolds
P.O
C. Laurach
Wyoming
Enover
Waahine
Avenue, Ours
TOLLE
ELK Cafe
P. Zmigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Frank Fr. Boyle
Ot Law
Kurt Bulli
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Ie “Blican Ftolding
Washingon Avenue
Ranton, Pa
EE . Jhasup & Jesse
Mel W. Cakpford
Bils
Replouse
Freesta Mears
Ee H. Hamilton
Edward. W. Thayer
Mears
L. A
Cur. Pitcher
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank
E. Comegys
Menra Building
Cg, Ta “Frey
Scranton Savings Bank Building
Mary A, Shepherd
M. D
W. GE. Allen
Wasil- In
Neteh Avenue
Tt. Trapold
Wyoming Avennue
Bypruce Street
Bermutor
Ll. M. Gates
C. L. Freas
WG G. Rook
Linden Street
GR. Clan & CO
Green House
Tore Telephone
Jos
Kurttel
Sa Lackawanna Avenue
Baver
Megarger Brothers
Mwvenus
Bornanton
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Chicnago Grain Market
Aog and So Hoard of Trade
G. Labarb
J. Fuller
J, RL. Carrington & CO
N. Y
Connell
Sterling S. Smith
Mer
Par- Balin
Sity
B. Briggs
A. Briggs
Eicke
Adams and Mulberry
Epward H. Davis
Architec Cornell Building
E. Jl, Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce Bt
Frederick, Brown
Price
T. Lacry & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
Lackawanna Avenue
Sunbury
Pittneburg
West
Marlaton
Pottavills
Norristown
Suneburg
Pittsburg
Harrineburg
Ultimo
Lacka
Western
Seruston
Bx Press
Danaville
Count Morris
Huffalo
Binghamton
Mic Cholion
Dilon
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Wilkea- Barre
Plymouth
Rroomaburg
Dan- Ville
Williamsport
Nanticoke
Kingston
M. G. Smith
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
LorTons Division
Gally
Omarie
Andercon
T. Pil
Franklin St
Weehawken