Gordon Blames It On Bad Man Quay In Pennsylvania
James Gay Gordon issues a statement from Philadelphia dated June 90 blaming the Quay machine for undermining his nomination at the Democratic state convention. He appeals to friends to unite for honest government and rescue the state, insisting he remains committed to the cause despite alleged covert influence and attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Philadelphia
Tudge Gordon
Altoona
Quay
Democratic Party
Jenks
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
James Gay Gordon
NO PEACE OVERTURES YET IN EUROPE
In Washington dispatches diplomats report no peace moves forthcoming until a decisive battle alters the balance. Ambassadors from Austria, France, Britain, Germany, and Russia are scattered on summer trips, with none planning immediate talks. The absence of diplomats is cited as proof no peace overtures loom in the near term.
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Washington
New London
Conn
Adirondacks
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Pequot
Kar Harbor
Brooklyn All Right Denies Spanish Sinking Claim
Washington reports no word from Admiral Sampson confirming a Spanish claim that the Brooklyn was sunk. Navy officials call the Madrid story fabrication. Dolphin and Newark collision near Key West left Dolphin damaged and en route to Norfolk for about three weeks of repairs.
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Washington
Navy Department
Sampson
Brooklyn
Santiago
Madrid
Ceptam Evans
Dolphin
Newark
Key West
Norfolk
Japanese Tea Men Object to McKinley War Tax
Telegram from the Central Tea Guard president to President McKinley protests the tea tax as harming Japan US trade. The extra duty would put five thousand tea workers out of employment and harm commerce between Japan and America.
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Vancouver
B. CC
Japan
The
Central Tea Guard
McKinley
Amira
Warhiraton Conference on Army Reorganization Reported
Representative Hwi calphen of the military affairs committee met with the president regarding army reorganization. Senator Hawley, head of the senate military affairs committee, also participated in the discussion.
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Warhiraton
Hwi
Calphen
Military Affairs Committee of
The
House
Hawley
Senate Committee On
Senator Hawley Doubts Third Call for Voluntaries
A visitor did not wait to meet the president due to crowding. Senator Hawley said he had heard no plea for a third call for Voluntiers. Another senator with the president predicted a call soon but doubted a 150000 volunteer request.
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Hawley
Voluntiers
Lord Wolseley Health Rumor Dismissed by War Office
In London the British war office stated there is no basis for a Toronto rumor that General Lord Wolseley, commander in chief, is dying of cancer and cannot travel to Canada. The report is deemed a revival of an unfounded tale from eighteen months earlier.
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London
British War Office
Toronto
Canada
Lord Wolseley
Lynchers Hange Henry Hames at Wabash Bridge
A mob in Macon Missouri hanged Henry Hames after breaking into the jail and overpowering the sheriff and deputies. Rev J A Robbins pleaded for restraint but was silenced. Hames died protesting innocence as the mob carried out the execution at Wabash bridge.
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Macon
Henry Whihames
Browitt
Wabaeh
J. A. Robbins
Glenn
Mr. McVicker
Robbins
MeVicker
Williams
Poisoned Food Death Plot Sparks Jersey City Trial
John and Adam Hojnacki were convicted of conspiring to kill Anton Prebitski by poison and sentenced to seven years in state prison. Mrs. Prebitski confessed to administering the poison and awaits sentencing. the couple boarded with the Prebitski family and sought to marry the widow, with the plan failing as authorities pursued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John
Adam Hornack
Jersey City
Anton Prebitski
Prebitski
Prebiteki
Prehitski
Scorchers Unfit for War In Army Recruit Examinations
Dr. C. Stanton who handles U S Army recruit examinations in Chicago says habitual bicycle fast riding or scorching harms the heart. He reports many applicants rejected for a bicycle heart and warns war stress would threaten those with affected hearts. He notes excitement of war worsens the condition.
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Chicago
C. Stanton
United States Regular Army
Busy Times in Dockyards at Mare Island
Four hundred sailors and dockyard workers at Mare Island Navy Yard prepare the Yorktown for sea as Admiral Miller's flagship Albatross takes stores. The Philadelphia nears completion of its crew and commission readiness, while the gunboat Bennington is docked and readied for duty.
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Mare Island Navy Yard
Cal
Admiral Miller
Albatrony
Philadelphia
Bennington
Democratic nominating convention names Betton McMillan
Chattanooga Tennessee June 4. The Democratic convention last night nominated Hon Betton McMillan for governor by acclamation. The platform endorses the Chicago platform.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Betton McMillan
Chicago
Pennsylvania Pensions Issued Report
Pennsylvania pension authorized in Washington on June reports original recipient Leonard Austin of Parsons Luserne and others listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Leonard Austin
Parsons, Luserne
Baseball Scores Across the National League
National League results list Philadelphia routing Cincinnati 17 to 2, Chicago 7 to 3 over New York, Baltimore 1 to Washington 12, and Cleveland trailing as other scores show. Names such as Loule and Howton appear with tallies, indicating standout hitters.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Hrookiyt
Pittavurg
Chicago
New York
Lauleville
Baltimore
Washington
Loule
Howton
Cleveland
Unclear OCR List of Scores and Cities
A fragment shows multiple city names and numbers: Newark Richmond Reading Lancaster Norfolk Paterson Martford Allentown with varying scores. The text lacks context, dates, and actions, preventing a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Richmond
Reading
Lancaster
Norfolk
Paterson
Martford
Allentown
Local teams issue July ball game challenges in Tribune notices
A flood of sports notices outlines July 2 3 and 4 games on various grounds. Teams including the South Side Sun sets Browns West Side Browns Jr Manhattans Birtlers Sliders Walla Wahes Mayflowers and others issue challenges with times from 2 30 to 4 00 pm and fees. Alumni association plans a 1 o'clock game on Central grounds with Harrington and Gallagher coordinating.
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South Side
Sunsets of Weert Bide Browns
F. J. Gavan
Edisons
West Side Browns, Jr
Mowes Taylor Grounds
Jerome Barrett
Golden Orioles
Moses Taylor Hospital
Bert Woodward
Frank O'Reeilly
Manhattans
South Ride
Walla Walhs
Edward Hannon
Charles Hellersonner
Birtlers
West Sie
James Boye
Tribune
Arthracite
Tribune Office
Walla Wahes
Providence
Monyflowers
Olyphant
Olyphant Browns
Harrington
Gallagher
Markets End Quiet On Eve Of Holiday Trading
The New York stock market closed mostly dull as traders prepared for a three day hiatus after Mondays holiday. Volume centered on closing and settling contracts with professional activity and some outside buying from western sources. Sugar rose then faded while People's Gas and Brooklyn Transit edged higher amid a late afternoon push to realize gains.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Mondas
Brooklyn Transit
Fallman
Wanted a Girl for General Housework at Adams Ave
A notice advertises a general housework position at 43 Adams avenue. Separately a gentleman seeks to trade a fine horse and buggy for a good upright plane, instructions to send the maker’s name to Box 4 at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Adams Ave
Makera
Cattle and sheep prices strong after early slump
Chicago market reports show cattle and sheep prices finishing higher after an initial drop. Live cattle and steer trades steady to higher with quotes around 1,100 and 4.70 per cwt for certain cattle types, packers and butchers bidding various grades. Sheep and lambs demand remains good with mixed prices and overall firming into the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ught
Bowe
Pring
Colpis
Cluttie
Wheat and grain market report from Philadelphia
Wheat contracts higher for June while corn and oats hold steady. No. 2 white and mixed prices given. butter and cheese firm. cotton lower to middling. live poultry firmer with varied fowl categories. Receipts include 1,500 barrels of flour and thousands of bushels of grains with shipments listed.
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Philadelphia
Market Notes From New York June 9 1929 Prices and Dairy
Fluctuating activity in grains and dairy with early firmness giving way to declines in wheat spot and futures Nos 2 red and July September shows mixed closes. Corn steady to lower as July and September contracts ease. Butter and eggs hold firm at regional creameries with varied dairy product names and producers noted.
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New York
Elgins We
Maldige
Astute Dairy
Ialée
Don
State
Pennsylvania
Walllec
Western Fresh
Unclear Market Notes From June Liberty Ledger
Fragmentary OCR data lists various meat terms and prices with scattered identifiers. Items include prime and good grades, lambs, veal, and prices such as 4.45 and 2.0, but lacks coherent structure or complete context for a precise report.
Market Report From New York Light Activity Across Livestock
New York markets show no sales and steady feeling with dull calf and veal demand. Sheep trading slow with prime grades weak. hogs and lambs range from firm to steady while overall activity remains light and uncertain.
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New York
Market wrap shows weakness after rally in grains
In Chicago trading on June 00 the prospect of a large wheat wrap faded after a sharp rise. July and September futures closed lower, corn declined, and oats fell. In provisions pork, lard, and ribs moved lower while flour remained dull.
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N. J
Chicago Gas
Mil & St. Po
Loule
Nash
Paciic
Tts
Tia Pacific Mall
Bila Hom Phil & Read Bs
Southern BR. BR
Bt Sy
Southern KR. R
Tenn
C. & Tron
Texas & Pacific
A & Rubber
Wabash
W &L. Beee
W. A& Ll
Traction Cow
Ohio
Chicago Board OF Trade
Chicago
Capeton
Cory
Mte
Harley
Cleans Privy Vaults and General Services Advertised
The notice lists A B Briggs offering privy vault cleaning and cess pool work with improved pumps. It promotes leave orders at 1100 North Main Avenue or Elkes Drug Store at the corner of Adams and Mulberry, with telephone contact. Also includes assorted help wanted notices for bartenders, clerks, barbers, widows seeking work, and various professional listings in Scranton and surrounding areas.
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A.B. Briggs
A. Briggs
North Main Avenu
Elckes
Adama and Mulberry
Mixed Colonial Ads and Goods List From Scranton Page
A jumble of late 19th century classified items, featuring shoes for women and men, orchestra services, printers supplies, and a grain and meat price list. Listings mention Bauer’s Orchestra, Megargee Brothers Printers, and a Scranton warehouse with various staples and commodities. Prices are given in old currency formats. several items lack clear context.
East Buffalo cattle receipts show only moderate activity
East Buffalo June market report notes all cattle receipts consigned through with little demand. Hog receipts moderate and slow. Yorkers roughs and common. Sheep and lambs light with varying quality from common to choice. Mews and other cattle offerings range from common to extra choice. bidders scarce.
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East Buffalo
Matt
Judah
Credit balances and sales summary from daily auction
Auction report from OU City Pa notes certificates opened and bid for cash closed. The day records sales of 808 barrels and 110,584 barrels with various items including enchiments and other certificates.
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OU City
Transportation Schedule Fragments for Erie Wy Valley Lines
A fragmented timetable lists departures from Scranton and nearby towns and details Lake Erie routes with multiple daily times. The legible parts show morning and afternoon trips via Erie and Wyoming Valley, including connections to Lake Ariel and Boranton with several daily slots.
Lehigh and Susquehanna trains from New York and return timetable
Train schedule lists departures from New York foot Liberty Street and South Ferry to Scranton Barre Lakewood Atlantic City Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia and more. Returns from New York Liberty Street and South Ferry with through tickets and connections to elevated railways ferries and Long Island Railroad. Officials Baldwin and Olhausen noted.
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Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Livert Street
N. R
South Ferry Whiteha
Scranton
Ateta Witken
Barre
Mountain Park
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelee Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Philadelphia
Wee
Baltimore
Washington
Bouth
West
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Aloes
Pottaville
Liberty Street
North River
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Elevated
Broadway
Brooklyn
Staten Islands
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Eee Remne
U. PB. Baldwin
Agt
J. Hu. Olhausen
Rail schedule details for Scranton to Easton and beyond
Train departures from Scranton on Monday June 9 1898 include expresses to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South with multiple morning and afternoon slots. Additional directs run to Binghamton Jamira Corning Bath Dansville Morris Buffalo Utica Ithaca Northumberland Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore Washington and the South with several intermediate stops and near full connections. For full times pocket timetables and the ticket office contact M L Smith passenger agent at the depot.
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Scranton
New York
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Manunka Chunk and Way
Binghamton
Gavene
Jemira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Qunt Morris
Buffalo
Binghamton and Way
Factoryville
Utica
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes« Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Pepsville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Sunday Train Schedule From Scranton to Nearby Points
Sunday timetable lists departures to Carbondale Ashing Stratoga Montreal Boston and New England points with morning and afternoon trains and connections via Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroads. Arrival times from Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and the North and South are given with evening and Sunday services. Lowest rates to all points in United States and Canada.
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Ord
Scranton
Carbordale
Ashing
Stratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Honesdale
Wilker-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valle Railroad
Carbondale
North
Wilkes-Barre
South
United States
Canasta
W. Gordick
Albany
H. W. Cross
D. P
A. Beranton
Lehigh Valley Trains From Scranton to Philadelphia and New York
Trains depart Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via different routes, with multiple daily departures at 6th,m and 12.05, 11.10, and 1.55 p.m. via B. H. R. and D. & H. R. services. Stops include Wilkes Barre, Hazleton, Pottsville, and key coal regions, with Black Diamond Express and via various routes to Buffalo, Chicago, and west. Officials: Ollis H. Wilbur, Hal B. Lice, A. W. Noneachner.
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Wilkes-Barrellows
Sundy
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Sunbury
Philadelphi
Saesurge Harriburg
Altimore
Pittsburg
J.B. Hutchinson
New York
H. R. Ft
6Th. m
Pittston
Eerie
Paliontar Kaswon
Harerishore
Principel
PB. R
Wis
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithara
Geneva
Prince
Rochester
Muffalo
Niagare Falls
Chicago
Via
HRR
Pullman
Sieapit
Viet Valley
Wikkensarte
Philaphin
Buffalo
Sienenees Bridge
Ollis H. Wilbur
Hal
B. Lice
Cortlandt Streat
A. W. Noneacher
Bouth Bethiehem
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Jenke
Blames Quay
Europe
Brooklyn All Right
Mare Island
Yorktown
Vencesera
Pennsylvania Pensions
Wilkee-Barra
Byracues
Springfield
Wall Street Review
William Linn Allen & CO
Mears Building
Tn Fk
Hoube NO
Forest Street
Wyoming Avenue
Lake Winola
Fred Stark
Traders’ Bank
Coal Exchange
Quincy
Wyoming
Ridge Coal Company
F. HH. Clemons
Blue Ridge Coal Company
Moors
Lackawanna
Lackawanna and
Frankli Avenues
Penn Avenue
Philip Gerber
Brown
Meara
LEGAL
Court OF Common Pleas
County of Lackawanna
Loa. m
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
St. Stanislaus B. and M. Mutual Aid Association
City of Beranton
Benote
Petite
Prothonotary's Office
Vokolek
Solleitor
Trade Exchange
Scranton & Pittston Trac
National Boring & Drill
First National Bank
Elmhurst Houlevard
Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co
Laca, Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
Throop Novelty Mfg
Scranton Trac, Co
Seranton Axle Works
Scranton Illuminating, Heat & Power Company
Scranton Forging Co
National Bank
Lucky
Lack. Trust & Safe
Mooule Mountain Coal Co
Scranton Pass
People’s Street Railway
Ovens
People's Street Railway
One
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
City of Scranton
Seeveses Ene
Mt Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axzle Works
East Liberty Cattle Market
Chicago Produce Market
KEBLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Bisho Huntington
Mary J. Jackson
Chiropodist
Hetzel
L. T. Keller
Tommy Ludden
Stafford
Street
Minooka
Will Hart
Stafford Street
Minooka, Pa
Spring Street
Beranton
Tady
K. 14
Capouse Avenue
Mia. O'Neil
Joe Weiss
City
Capoaire Avenue
N. Main Avenue
Ciy
FE. Smith
Olyphant Road
B. SH .N
Sumner Avenue
Hyde Park
Franklin Are
Mineral Street
Hive
A. B
Cedar Avenue
McMullen
Tribune Offiee
Berantan
Edward H. Davis
Connell Building
B. K. Walter
Washington Avenue
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash
Frederick Ll. Brown
Price Building
T. S. Lachy & Bon, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
FO. Lyman
Bcranton
Cor, Wyoming and
Malorry
H. F. Reynolds
OFP. P
DR. Co. C
Barring & He Sweenever
Commonwealth Building
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Frank E. Boyle
Baer
OKELL
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Branton
James TM. Torrey
Roomea
Jessup
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Bitheneys and Counsellors
Roomer, W and 2
James W. Oakford
Heome
Board of Trade
Replogle
Real
Eestate Security
Sprice Street
RF. Billam
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Edward W. Thayer
Meare
Josep Jeffreys
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
C. RH. Pitcher
Commonrwealth Building
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ Nations Bank
Comegys
Spruce Street
A. W. Bertholp
Atty., Mears Bldg
Physicians and Surgeons
L Frey
Scranton Bavings Bank
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Homeopathiet
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
White
Oriflee
B. Allen
C. L. Freas
Moura
A. W. L'Amorealux
Washington Auvenue
Mulberry
W.W. G. Rook
Orses
Hiospltad
Linden Street
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
School OF the Lackawanna
Shames M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
A. M
Gable
Washburn Street
BR. Clark & CO
Ereen
North Main Avenue
Jos
Ontario
Cadosia
Cadisia
Cadessa
Cadosla
Eave Cadessa
J. C. Anderson
PLA
Flitcrop YT
D. P. A. Seranton
Philippine
Nettleton
Avenae
Bauer
BR. J. Bauer
Ever Hulbert
Megargee Brothers
Ol Market
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Haw Mveran
Erie MR. R
Lake ‘Arie
Boranton
Lake ‘Ariel
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Western
Nanticoke
Kingston
M. L. Smith
Thct
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
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