Senator Kenney Goes On the Stand in Dover Bank Trial
Senator Kenney testifies about Boggs defalcation, saying he learned of the shortage only after Boggs confessed. He details uncharged checks linked to Boggs and Col Cooper, stock dealings with Bay State Gas, and says he had no knowledge of bank funds being used. Cross examination follows as court adjourns to Monday.
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Hoggs
Boggs
Wilmington
Del
Bradford
United States
Kenney
Barkiel T. Cooper
Dover Bank
Senator Kenney
Kenney Couid
Shaw
Cuthbert & Co
Colonel Cooper
Bay State Gas
Dover
Steck
Boges
Borge
Kennes
Ross
Roggs
Hay State
J. H. Bateman
George V. Mastey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robert R. Holliday
Delaware
Tame
Higgins
H. E. Brockson
New Castle
Germany's Behavior Under Fire in Washington Dispatch
Washington reports that the U.S. government has engaged in strenuous correspondence with the German government. The exchange centers on diplomatic positions and the tone suggests the administration will not be swayed by threats. The statement emphasizes firm policy alignment with Dewey era approaches.
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Washington
State Dept. withholds German-Philippine representations
Ambassador White’s remarks prompt acceptance that the State Department has not pressed Germany over the conduct of German commanders in the Philippines. The government remains confident in Admiral Dewey to handle the situation and will act only if he requests it, avoiding formal démarches until such a request.
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White
State Department
Philippines
United States
Iis
Admiral Dewey
Trade Outlook Encouraging Across Markets Says Bradstreet
Bradstreet reports a mid summer steady trading mood with price stability and optimistic expectations for the second half. Iron and steel show improved demand in the west while cereals retail patterns stay steady. wheat and flour exports exceed last year despite some government report discounts. Business failures total 268 this week, up from last week.
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New York
Bradstreet
Java
Chicare
Chicago
Lewisville
J. Louis
United States
Stone of Frisco Wins National Republican League Presidency
Omaha Nebraska July 15 Col George Stone of San Francisco president of the California State League was elected president of the National Republican League at the closing session. A close first ballot favored Stone over J Cookman Boyd of Baltimore with votes 621 187 214 and 98 for Stone on the second ballot. D F Hine of Newport Kentucky named secretary to fill the unexpired term and Mr Young of Philadelphia chosen treasurer by acclamation.
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Omaha
Neb
George Stone
San Francisco
California State League
National Republica League
J. Cookman Boyd
Baltimore
Stone
Loyd
Oek
EF. N. Dineley
Michigan
Isador Sobel
Pennsylvania
Tlinolsite
D. F H. Hine
Newport
M. J. Dowling
Rennville
Minn
Mr. Young
Philadelphia
Tragedy Follows Lebanon Shooting Storm Ends with Mrs. Daub Dead
In Lebanon Pennsylvania on April 26 J Albert Daub shot and killed his father in law Jonathan Arnold a retired farmer. Daub wounded his wife and her mother Ungering who died two days later. Daub then killed himself the next morning. Mrs Daub died July 15.
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Lebanon
J. Albert Paub
J. Albert Daub
Jonathan Arnold
Government Bond Subscriptions Near Seven Times Target
Assistant Secretary Vanderlip announced corrected figures showing total subscriptions to the war bonds issue at about 1.965 billion dollars. Subscriptions under 5,000 will be allotted, exactly 5,000 will be partially awarded, and above 5,000 will be rejected.
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Washington
Vanderlip
Panic in San Juan as Americans Threaten Port Attack
Advices from San Juan Porto Rico report great alarm among residents. They expect an American attack today, with inhabitants fleeing inland and the city and suburbs said to be practically deserted.
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St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
San Juan
Porto Rico
French Eyes Open Parté July 1 Negotiations Seen
The Temps reports the opening of peace talks after the fall of Santiago. It notes yellow fever fears may affect American receptiveness and warns Spain against overreliance on the Irene incident, calling it a simple misunderstanding.
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Santiago
Spain
Wall Street Declines Persist as Markets Brace for Slump
The market faced a retreat with bears pressuring short contracts and prices tumbling across stocks. Turnover was light with little outside interest as Metropolitan Street Railway and coal shares led declines, while readings showed continued liquidation and weak demand among traders.
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New York
Santiago
Earlly
Metropolitan Street Railway
Reading
Tong
William Linn Allen & CO
Mears Building
Rooma
New York Produce Market Report July 14
Market notes from New York on flour and wheat activity with quiet but firm July and September contracts. Corn and oats show mixed moves with late months firming slightly while butter and creamery products reference regional producers and export considerations.
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Philadelphia
Sygate
Western Creamery
New York
Trigee
Clower Tic
Uttor
Breva
Western Cremiery
Migalic
Do. Factory
Tae Elgina
Steuily
State
Pennsylvania
Westorn Fresh
Mme
Cattle Receipts and Market Notes From July Sale
Market report records mixed cattle receipts and prices with fair to good demand. Notes mention sheep and goats steady to weak, woolly stockers and drovers seeking fair value, and various weights trading around uncertain figures.
Cattle Auction Listing Notes Active Bleady Steers
An OCR fragment notes cattle for sale with a pair of choice Bleady steers described as active and ready. The terse item lists pricing or lot indicators and a seller reference, reflecting a public market catalog entry from a historical newspaper page.
RENT OR SALE ADVERTISEMENTS AND WANTS Filler
Classified items list rentals and sales offers for houses with steam heat and lease terms. Also includes multiple help wanted notices for a boy, a young man, a girl and a woman doing housework, along with addresses in Scranton and Dunmore. Additional notices cover a private family seeking lease terms and a 14 year old seeking store errand work. Various local businesses and services are listed including a house near the D L&W depot and a nurse/midwife, seedmen, and a school advertisement.
Local Physicians and Surgeons Listing in Scranton Area
Directory of doctors and specialists with addresses on Wyoming and Washington avenues. Includes Dr C L Frey, Dr A Trapold, Dr W B Daamoream, Dr W G Ook, Dr L M Gates and Mary A Shepherd M D with office hours and locations. Also lists Scranton Savings Bank and veterinary services with hospital and contact details.
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DR. C
A Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Beranton
Tod P
Cattle and Hog Market Totals From Western Sale
Prices show beef steers at 4.40 and 4.80 per unit, mixed demand for hogs with steady to stronger values, cows and calves listed, western steers noted. Sheep prices steady with 2204.00 for native sheep and 4.00 per head for hogs and 21 000 head reported.
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Muti
Ildad
Sidiay
Wesern
Bebbe
EL Gia OP
Butelers
Nto
Tient
Plas
Beata
East Liberty Auction Highlights Livestock and Prizes
The East Liberty sale features top entries from Mac Mil Steady Oxtra and H.Sace prime cattle with best reader awards to B.T0nd.0 and B.iMad. Hiogs-Bready. Best rosin and championship notes mark a busy event. Highlights include Elm Ah Mac Ben4 les mood rosin, Campeoneax 2.%6a3.40 and a Chee Firm selection. Yearlings and lambs sales total around $8, 0414 with Masconi calves bidding near $0.50 each.
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East Liberty
H.sace
City Ledger Notes No Bids for Shipments Demand
Credit balances and certificates show cash offered by Mc. with no bids and no sales. A shipment of 115,782 barrels is listed with runs and 071 barrels noted.
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Cul City
Philippine Is lands sale of shoes at Bauer store draws crowds
Footwear bargain page notes ladies fine button shoes Rugget and don golu priced to 200 or 140 as well as Oxfords and calf shoes listed. Bauer's Orchestra offers music for balls picnics and weddings with RK Bauer conductor at 17 Wyoming avenue. Megargee Brothers printer supplies warehouse listed on Luz Building avenue Beranton Pa.
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Philippine Islands
Netteton
Washington Avenas
Bauer
RK. J. Bauer
Wyoning Avenue
Railroad Time Tables Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Train schedule lists departures from Scranton and connections to Pittston Wilkes Barre New York and Philadelphia with express options via Liberty Street and South Ferry along with through tickets and transfer options to elevated railroads Broadway cable cars ferries to Brooklyn and Staten Island and details on returns from New York to New York terminal and Whitehall Street with conductors and station names and available via Bethlehem Allentown Harrisburg Pottsville and Reading terms and times.
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South Ferry Whitenail Street
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Wilkes-Barre
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Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Terntial
Reading
Lebanon
Harrishurs
Ewtown
Pottaville
North River
Bumbay
South Derry
Font Whitehall Street
Engers
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Broadway
Brooklyn
Staten Talunds
Praca Central Depot
Pete Hifadeion
Rey Sping
Repuaiant
Pia.m
Lo Pom
Bunday
Mt. Win
Scranton Event Schedule Placed Amid Unclear Text
The damaged OCR notes a 25 p.m. time and references Lake Ariel and Prom Lake with scattered names and locations. It hints at a local schedule or meeting involving multiple entities but remains unreadable for precise details.
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Wiffock Jie Mo
Lao
Boranten
Krawsey
Train Schedule Highlights Del Lackawanna and Western Lines
The notice lists daily freight and passenger trains for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western routes with departure times to New York and regional points. It notes express and accommodation trains serving Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South with connections at Northumberland Wilkes Barre Kingston and Kingston. Details include times such as 8.00 6.10 8.00 and 10.06 am and 6.10 pm with specific connections to Buffalo Oswego and Williamsport and a district agent contact for pocket timetables.
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All Pointe Eh
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Limbra
Corning
Ath
Dansville
van Morris
Buffalo
Hinghamston
Way
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes Barre
Plymouth
Hioomsburg
Neville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Delaware and Hudson Train Schedule Details
An old timetable lists Sunday departures from Scranton and connections to Carbondale Honesdale and beyond with times to New York Philadelphia Wilkes-Barre and Western points. It shows Black Diamond Express services and notes lowest rates to points in the United States and Canada. Names mentioned include J. W. Burdick Albany and H. W. Cross Beranton Pa.
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Carbondale
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigty Valley Railroad
Gonneyvane
Lehigh Valley Railroad
North
Tor
Tlr
Wilkes-Barre
South
Wilken-Barre
United States
Canada
J. W. Burdick
G. Ve A
Albany
Noy
H. W. Cross
D. A
Beranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules May 15 1898
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces new coal era routes and timings. Trains depart Cranton for Philadelphia and New York at 6 30 am 12 05 pm 2 18 pm 4 27 pm and 11 30 pm. Other coal region routes include Pittston Wilkes Barre White Haven Hazleton Pottsville and more via multiple connecting lines with Black Diamond Express services. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars run on all trains between Mikes Harris and New York.
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Leave &Cranton
Philadelphia
New York
Hat Ito
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
D. L
D. L. & W. & R., 6, 1140 @ m., 155, 2a, 4.0 p. Mm. For White Haven, Hazleton
Pottsville
D. & Hor
Bethlehem
Egston
Reading
Harrishurse
D. & Haror
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Vimira
Ithaca
Geneva
Philadelpha
Fetate
Foxspeakion Bridge
Jods H Wilbur
Chas
Agt
Cortlandt Street
A. W. Nonemacher
Panger
South Bethlchem
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Ollmore Avenue
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Commonwealt Building
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William J. Hand
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Board of Trade
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Washington Avene
H. Hamilton
Edward W. Thayer
Mears Tld
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Watres
Lackawanimi Ave
Scranton, Pa
R. Pitcher
Scranton, Fa
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A.W. Berthole
Mears Bide
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Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
S. R. Clark & CO
Green House
North Main Avenue
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Thomas M. Cann
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Kurttel
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Lackawanna Avenue
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OFP. P.O. CO
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G Snover
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Adame Avenue
W. B. Allen
North Washington Avenue
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Madison Avenue
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