Hawaii Details Anew Territory Commerce Travel And Rates
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a Bureau of Statistics publication on Hawaii. It covers population, production, imports from the United States, revenue, currency, railroads, postage, and shipping with U S trade reliance. It notes high import dependence, travel times, rates, wages, prices, and prospects for labor and revenue in the islands.
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War News Roundup Includes Admiral Appointments and Battles
Saturday’s dispatches report repairs on Brooklyn dry dock finished and Sampson and Schley to be named rear admirals. Camara’s fleet sails from Port Said to Carthagena while Whitman wins Middle States tennis. Refugees flood American lines from Santiago in famine, with no new Spanish reinforcements. Fire destroys Gutton Printing in Cleveland with 109000 dollars loss. Florida tampers with quarantine of wounded Santiago soldiers. Rumors of peace talks surface but no steps taken. Delayed rescue aboard the Clyde line Delaware and 300+ aboard saved after fire. Promotions for Young, Kent and Carroll for Santiago heroism. Athenian reaches Victoria with gold from Alaska. La Bourgogne survivors blame steerage for blocked rescue. D’Estaigne lands in Havana with French admiral. French ship heads to Santiago. Ohio cavalry heads to Tampa then Santiago. Yellow fever declared eradicated nationwide. Otis heads to Honolulu with New York’s First Infantry. Starvation deaths in Manzanillo noted. Cubans fed from Red Cross aid in harbor camp.
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Middle States
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Florida
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Clyde Line
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Ohio Cavalry
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Marine Hospital Service
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Washington
Fire destroys Halton and Shoemnaker factory in Philadelphia
A five story brick factory at Boone and Diamond streets burned today in Philadelphia. About 100000 in losses were divided among owners and tenants. The first floor housed Halton and Miller bicycle and sewing machine works. The third floor housed the Philadelphia Linen Company led by ex-city treasurer John Bardsley. The other floors housed Oliver Lupton and Co hosiery makers and the Franklin Silk Company. The cause is unknown and losses are insured.
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Oliver Lupton & Co
Franklin Silk Company
Baseball Sunday results in leagues and twin bills
In the National League Cincinnati beat Chicago 11. In the Eastern League Providence and Toronto tied 4 with Buffalo 4, Paterson defeated Hartford 2 in the first game, Paterson 7 in the second. Reading beat Newark 9 in the first game and 12 in the second game.
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Saturday Games Roundup Across Cities
A list of Saturday games shows matchups in Philadelphia Brooklyn Cleveland Washington Chicago Wilkes Barre Rochester Springfield Montreal Providence Toronto Syracuse and more. Scores indicate varied outcomes with Montreal leading Providence in one pairing and Toronto defeating Providence in another.
Unclear sports results from scattered scores
Fragmentary match scores list games between multiple teams including Allentown Reading Richmond Norfolk Newark Lancaster Paterson and Hartford. The details mix locations and scores with uncertain punctuation and repeated percent signs.
Eurekas Meet Y M C A at Athletic Park Tomorrow
The Eurekas will play the Young Men's Christian Association tomorrow at Athletic Park. Officials promise the game will be the greatest of the season and a key event for local fans.
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Wall Street Reverses Decline Amid Sturdy Buying
The market recovered in early trading as investors pushed stocks higher led by industrials and railroads. While coal stocks faced pressure from rising coal competition and cheap bituminous coal, New York Central showed strong buying interest, with several rail names advancing modestly.
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Meara
For Sale and Impounded Items Notice
For sale one horse rower Tom LS as gee as new. West impounded at Woodlawn Park one large red cow to be sold July 24 at 6 p.m. if not claimed before date. Kil Millard Pound Keeper. Keble School for Girls Syracuse N Y under supervision of Bishop Lat leason Twenty eighth Sang oh year begins Thursday September 15 18s Apply to Miss Mary J Jackson.
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Woodlawn Park
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Market Summary From July to September With Mixed Commodities
July closes flat while September slips. corn prices down slightly as oil and pork provisions show varied moves. Cotton-like phrasing aside, grain futures move irregularly with flour patents and spring wheats quoted, while pork, lard, ribs and other fats show mixed shifts amid overall unchanged cash quotes.
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Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices and Receipts Noted
Fast Buffalo stock market notes show cattle receipts at 9 cars with fair activity and hogs few cars up, higher prices. Pigs range from 4.25 to 5.10, sows and boars listed, sheep and lambs receipts very limited with lambs 4.75 to 5.00 and ewes 2.25 to 5.75, market unchanged for the period.
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London Stock Market Advances on Peace Hopes Amid US Victory
London notes a week of active trading driven by cheap money and American victories boosting peace hopes. Home railway securities lag, while American stocks rise on New York buying led by Vanderbilt interests. International markets show gains, led by Spanish shares up 21 16 points.
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Livestock Receipts Reported for New York Market
New York cattle and sheep receipts show mixed demand with steady to firm prices for prime lambs and good lambs, while other grades move slowly. Totals include 124 head cattle with steady buttermilk prices and 6.5% head sheep and lambs with $506.75 total, plus 4 head nods at nominal steadiness.
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Philadelphia Provision Market Update in July notes
Market items show July values for dairy and meat products in Philadelphia. Prices for butter cheese poultry and flour indicate steady or unchanged trends while shipments list wheat corn oats with related quantities and values.
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New York Produce Market Summary of Prices and Activity
The New York Produce Market reports fluctuating prices with No. 2 red and wheat options showing some movement. While some grains held steady, others rallied later, and dairy sections note steady butter creamery and state dairies with limited activity across regions including Pennsylvania and western French lines.
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Imitatioy Creamery
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Heat Shines as Wheat Crop Sizzles in July Field
In Chicago area July heat bakes fields with the new wheat crop. temperatures rise as sun intensifies, affecting harvest tempo and farm conditions across the region.
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Chicago Livestock Markets Report July Prices and Receipts
Cattle demand remains good in Chicago with varied prices for steers bulls cows and calves. Receipts show about 700 cattle 23 hundred hogs and 1.4 thousand sheep, with price ranges listed across stock categories.
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Livestock market report from Philadelphia fair to mix prices
Philadelphia July 10 Market notes show receipts of 2 408 head of sheep and 6 4058 head of logs with varying demand. Beef cattle in lighter supply but firmer prices. sheep dull yet prices generally steady with some advances. calves and milch cows sold steadily though some classes weaker. framed by mixed activity and several named price ranges.
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East Liberty Cattle Market Report Confusing Bid Data
The fragment lists various cattle market items from East Liberty Pennsylvania with unclear terms and figures. It mentions heavies and veal calves and includes garbled figures and vendor notes, offering a snapshot but few decipherable prices or outcomes.
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Various Help Wanted and Local Advertisements in Scranton
Various small ads show job seekers and service notices in Scranton. Listings include a woman seeking housework, a blacksmith seeking wagonmaker work, a clerk seeking office work, several general help wanted notes, and business notices for local providers like doctors, hotels, and shops.
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Architects Named for Various Scranton Projects
Edward H. Davi of Cornell Building Scranton. Walther Architect rear of Grand Washington. Lewis Hancock Architect Spruce Street corner Wasia Avenue. Frederick L. Brown Architect Price Building Washington Avenue. Lacey & Son Architects Traders National Bank. Beranton T.1.
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Blanco reports no resumption of bombardment at Santiago de Cuba
Cantala General Blanco states that the Santiago bombardment did not resume at noon yesterday and that a prisoner exchange was completed. He notes American reinforcements debarked and defenses and batteries set up. Havana reports the cruiser Almirante Oquendo’s commander and others killed or wounded. the Kelna Mercedes was destroyed to prevent entry of American forces.
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Unreadable Local Notice From OW City Pa
Fragmentary OCR summary shows a local notice with currency like balances certificates bids and barrels mentioned but details unclear and names places dates missing. No coherent action or outcome can be determined from the legible fragments.
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Japenceeo courier Wreeg tom Cramps ship reaches coast
Highwind Juight reports the Japenceeo courier Wreeg tom Cramps on a trial voyage along the coast. The vessel passed at 10.40 a.m. moving about 16 knots as it heads toward its destination for a test run tomorrow.
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Railroad Time Table for Byranton and Cadossa
Time table No. L shows trains leaving Byranton for Car mid Gadosla WA and through trains north and south at 4k ppm. Gemnerion for Chicago. Trail leaves Cadossa for Beranton at 9 a.m and 2 p.m with Sundays only service from Carbon dale at 7 and 2.94 p.m. Returning, Cadossa departures at 4.99 p.m arriving Beranton 6% p.m. Connects with main line trains at 8.04 a.m. to Wahbh om. Official notice from PLA New York Scranton FLITCROMT D. P. A.
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Feat June oo Dispatches From Erie and Wyoming Valley
In Feat June oo, Jens Leave Bornton for Hawley and gatta on or in Pirle BR. BL at 6.00 4. om, a fon dus pom fer Like Ariel aere Pattie at Goranton pen es Pointe mm. "1 Bom, om, wo ike Aviel at t.48.
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Ike Aviel
Train Schedules for Del Lackawanna and Western Line
The 1888 Scranton timetable lists express trips to New York and other points at 6.10, 8.00, and 10.05 a.m. and 12.55 p.m. routes to Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South with connections to Buffalo and the West. Local trains serve Wilkes Barre Factoryville Kingston Northumberland and Nanticoke with several intermediate stops. Pullman services and sleeping coaches are available on all express trains. for exact times consult the time tables and Passenger Agent at the depot.
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Delaware and Hudson Train Schedule Scranton to Albany
Sunday July 3 trains depart Scranton for Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston and New England points with listed times to Honesdale Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia via Lehigh Valley details. Trains arrive Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre with connections from 1.07 to 11.27 a.m. rates noted and officials J. W. Burdick and H. W. Cross cited.
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H. W. Cross
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Trains from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via lines
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces May 15 service details for trains to Philadelphia New York and intermediate points. Black Diamond Express and other limiteds will depart Scranton and Wilkes-Barre via D L&W routes with connections to Reading and Buffalo routes. Tickets and schedules vary by destination with express and regular services listed.
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