Non-unionists Denied Drinks and Prosecutions Urged
Magistrate W. S. Millar plans action against hotelkeepers who refuse to serve non-union workers and others on the unfair list. He aims to revoke licenses, with several arrests expected. A Priceburg striker, William Sims, is fined for abusing a non union pumpman. An effigy case in Luzerne County and broader anti boycott prosecutions follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priceburg
Luzerne
Millar
Tribune
William Sims
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Jacob Kennedy
Sims
Duncan MacIntyre
Burgess Williams
Manticoke
Delaware, Lackawanna ,and Western Company
MacIntyre
Wilkes-Barre
Stephen Reap
Beatty
Olyphant
William A. Colliery
Cape Premier to Hurry Home
The Cape Colony parliament opens August 20 prompting Premier Sir John Gordon Sprigg to sail for Cape Town on Saturday. His absence will deprive the colonial conference of his guidance as preparations move ahead in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gordon Sprigg
London
Cape Colony
John Gordon Sprigg
Cape
Cape Town
Fisher Seeks Meeting With Mrs McKinley in Canton
The AP report from Canton O states George Fisher, listing Pittsburg as his home, attempted to see Mrs McKinley yesterday afternoon claiming he had important disclosures to make to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
George Fisher
Pittsburg
Restore Health and Beauty with Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
The advertisement claims that illness in women harms appearance and strength but that Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription restores health and beauty. It asserts cures for female diseases promote regularity and halt weakening drains, improving face and form after treatment.
One Hundred Dollars Reward Ad for Diet Cure
A fragmented early advertising notice promises a one hundred dollar reward for a diet cure unable to be found elsewhere. It lists firms Cheney and Co and Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by Toledo wholesalers and references testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgheney & Co
Waana Kinnan
Marvin
Wholeésals Rugivists
Toledo
Hall
Tesmoninis Hall
Sernily
Plot Behind McKinley Assassination Tale Told by Fisher
Fisher relates that Mrs. McKinley was too ill to see visitors and he appealed to Mayor Robertson. He says anarchists placed a $60000 price on his head and five assassination attempts occurred. Township trustees arranged a Pittsburgh ticket to remove him from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
McKinley
J. H. Robertson
Cleveland
Senator Hanna
Pittsburg
Northwestern Chicago special yields vast coal and water use
A railroad statistician details the daily Chicago to Denver Chicago special consumes 81,576 pounds of coal and 67,260 gallons of water with 167 pounds of cotton waste and 704 pints of oil to prevent hot boxes. The train runs at 50 to 70 mph, using 600 to 1,000 horsepower, enough energy to power Omaha streetcars if harnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Contrast in Coal Fields Between America and Britain
A European visitor notes America’s coal fields cover 222500 square miles versus Britain’s 9000, with Britain’s seams largely exhausted and faults common. Britain yields thick near surface seams, while America remains largely untapped with few faults and gentler dips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
Lancashire
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board makeup for today
The schedule lists Pushers and Helpers shifts with times for employees Houser Lamping Murray Case Costar Widner Wardell Lattimer. A notice states Ross and Crew will operate No 67 on Thursday July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Houser
Lamping
Murray
Case
Costar
Widner
William Wardell
Lattimer
Ross
Crew
Markets Show Profit-Taking Amid Mixed Industrial Moves
Wall Street trading dexterously showed profits taking by speculative buyers while declines appeared in St Paul and New York Central. High priced industrials rose on apparent investment demand as concerns over United States Steel dividend litigation stirred opposition. Currency flows to Ultradepartmental and corn corner maneuvers fueled selling, with Missouri Public Service and Western Union under renewed pressure as Amalgamated Copper declined on copper trends. Total sales reached 484,000 shares with US bonds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
New York Central
United States Steel
Ultaro
Horta
Sub
Care
Express
Missouri
Pablic
Western Union
Sugar
United States
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
Scranton Board of Trade issues all quotations based on par of 100. Listings cover price movements for commodities and financial instruments, with details for buyers and sellers. Markets reflect daily activity and reference figures used by traders in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Market Price List From Local Dairy and Produce
Prices for flour butter creamery cheese beans green peas onions potatoes shown in a local market list. Items include flour at 4.40 per unit butter creamery price unspecified cheese per weight and per bushel prices for beans peas potatoes and onions with several garbled entries in the corrected note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Lucks
Ave
Preach Creamery
New York commodity markets on July 9 report steady to firm tones
Wheat steady with No 2 red quoted afloat and nearby contracts mixed as options rose then eased. Corn firm with strong early activity, some gains by September and December. Oats steady with mixed track prices and firming creamery cheese and dairy markets, hogs steady with regional price variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Biac
Reptember
New State
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago cattle market receipts and prices report
Chicago market notes cattle receipts around 15 600 with bids mixed. Steers good to prime mostly higher while other classes steady or mixed with feeders and cows showing varied results. Sheep market steady to strong with lambs and wethers trading near adjusted ranges and western sheep and native lambs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas Fed
Chicago Grain Market
Chicago July grain notes show weather pressure from heavy rains across the winter belt, affecting supply expectations and market timing. Affected crops include corn and wheat as traders reassess yields and storage impacts amid unsettled forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chi
Winate Belt
Weather Drives Commerce on Wheat and Corn Board
Weather predicted as chief price driver with active wheat trade. September corn rose around four cents while oats held steady and provisions fell. Cash quotes show mixed grain values and meats, with lentils and lard lines listed among the day’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Mabie
HuTlie
Cattle and Sheep Prices Hold Steady in East Buffalo Market
Receipts show 2 000 cattle with mixed to steady demand and prices ranging from 7.06 to 8.10 per 100 pounds for various beef cuts. Lambs see 400 head steady with lamb prices around 6.40 to 7.00, ewe and yearling values near 4.00 to 4.50, and sheep generally steady with fair to good quality the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Oklahoma City Credit and Shipment Totals Report
OU City July 9 credit balances list 122 certificates no bid shipments total 107019 barrels average TL710 barrels runs 1460 arrels average 75090 barrels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU City
Railroad Time Tables for Delaware and Hudson
Scranton trains to Carbondale Honeydale Wilkes Barre and Albany listed with departure times from 6.36 a m to 4 00 p m and notes for Sundays and special runs. Schedule shows Pennsylvania R and connecting lines with various daily slots and agent signature W L Pryor D P A Scranton Pa.
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Delaware and
Hudson
Lee
Carbondale
Scranton
Gad
Hae
Esa
Honeydale
Barre
Pennsylvania
Albany
Ang
Wilkes-Harte
Auiny
Beatin Ory
Railroad Time Tables Schedule in Meet June 1 1902
Train times list departures from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre services to Philadelphia and western destinations. Through vestibule connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the West. Weekday and Sunday schedules show multiple trains with Pullman buffet parlor car service and several intermediate stops.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Vile Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Epeel
Pittsburg
Pitting
West
Wilkes-Barre Pullman Buffet Arlor
Reading System
Central Railroad of
New Jeraey
Newark
Foot Abner
Tiberty
New Yn
Easton
Bothehemy
Avon Town
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Ashley
aeillies-Barre
Pittston
Aeranton m
D. C
West Ford Bittaten
Long Janch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisbur
Allentown
Lehigh Valley Railways Timetable and Delays Notices
Lehigh Valley Railroad schedule effective June 15 lists routes to Philadelphia and New York via D and H lines with parlor car and day coach service to New York at 47 dollars, includes Black Diamond Express details and connections through White Haven and Wilkes-Barre, plus intermediate coal region stops. It notes trains to Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago via Diamond Express and mentions Wilkes-Barre to New York and Philadelphia through Lehigh Valley parlor car service. Reservations and city ticket office contact details are provided for ticketing and travel planning.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Log
Yrulns
Philaeelphin
New York
Tal
Parler Car
Couch Garhoude
White Haven
Hualeton
Prinel
Vila DD
al Poly
Kor Potts
Kbaston
Reading
Harrisburg
Pernetpal Oda
Vie
Timi
Towanda
Bimba
Ithaca
Geneva
Pilav
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Chicago
All Pointa West
Bundave
D &H RR
Witman Vlor
Blooping
Lehigh Vatley
Cays
Wilkes
Philadelae
Buapension Bridge
Wilby & Tien
Genase
Dig
Pass
Cket
Blc
Bauare
Wilkes-Barre
Train Schedule Text From Beranton 1903
In effect June 1 1903 trains depart Beranton for New York Philadelphia Oswego Syracuse Utica Montrose and other points with daily schedules and Sunday variations. The Bloomsbury division runs Beranton to Montrose with several daily departures and multiple connections including Northumberland Plymouth and Binghamton routes.
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Beranton
New Ki
New York
Phiat Saintes
Ouigr Dsto
Bloomabire Rhivision
Northumberlane
Plymouth
Buffalo
Kmimira
Binghamton and Way
Bloomsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. 8. Millar
Crank
Mrs. M'Kinley
The
Associated Press
Coal Resources of
Wall Street Review
Ht & Ecese Co
Ry . D. Runyon
National Biscuit Company
Green Valley
Othe
Bey Pr
Brook
Ohio
Ches
Col. Ual & Tron
C ‘Ol
Southern
al Sly Col
South, Td
Hocking Valley
Ilinois Central
Wit Souls
Nash
Manhattan
Tex
N. Y Central
Norfolk & Wes
Gmb
Ea People’s Gas
Penna. R. A
Touhy
Sitness Ai
Republic Steel
Southern RF. R
Coal & Tron
Ayuit
Texas & Pavelfle
Union Pacific
Western
Union Wheel
Wisconsin
Chicago Grain & Provision
Aia Low
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Bank & Trust Co First Niut
Bank
Third National
Neeenewee
Ae Keeses Uo Economy L
Sos
First National Bank
Lack. Trust & Safe
Clark & Snover Co
Treavenne
O* Scranton Savings Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Scranton Bolt & ML CO
People’s Ban
Scranton Packing Co
Scranton Plassenger Railway
People's Street Railway
Frat Mort, & Age
People’s Street Railway
Scranton Trac. Co
N. Jersey & Pocono Ico Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
NEW York Hotels
New
23Rd St
4Th Ave
W. H. Parke
Westminster Hotel
Irng Place
Formilles, T
Thompson
BOODY
McLellan &Co
BroaDway
New York City
Wanamakers
Siegel Coobar
Albert New York
Mth ST. & University
New York Grain and Produce Market
Six Eagles
Sircles Mining
Acesident Solicitor
Pennsylvania Improvement & Investment Co
Baer Bldg
Pilsner
Buffalo Livestock Market
DR. Densten
Spruce St
W. L. Pryor
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Warren Ehret CO
Washington Ave
Scranton, Pa
ALL Grocers
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. B. Hutchinson
Mgr
J. B. Wood
Piss
Agt
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie Railroad Co
Wyoming Division
Hawley
Jova
Menesdale
Ontario
Cranton
Cadosin
Cada
Nao
Cy Norte
Rexanton Carbondale
Automiehale
Cadosia
Bevanton
Uys
Cit
Eae Walkten
Norwich
City
Aide Wego
All Points West
Poyntello
pValton
Figney
Moraine
Daldl
Ranch Polate
Sorantou
Atlantic
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