Pleasant Day at the Lake Inspires Camp Spirit and Bishop Visit
The First Lancers encampment at Lake Lodore enjoys fine weather with a brief evening shower. Battalions drill in a waterlogged pavilion with Rowley’s Band boosting morale. Rt Rev Bishop Hoban is due for a Bishop’s day visit, welcomed as guest of honor. Port Jervis Brotherhood excursion plans promise thousands attending. Crescents of Carbondale to meet Port Jervis in a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoban
The
Lancers
Lake Lodore
Hace
Rowley
Wilkes-Barre
Phillips
McNicholls
Bishop Hoban
Iis Suctvess
Trowley
Neversink Brotherhood of Railway Men
Port Jervis
Scranton
Crescents
Carbondale
Camp Life Highlights and Odd Doings Reported
John May of Company C returns to duty after a brief illness and Private Hart of Company B assists with camp duties. John Devannes, a member of Company H, displays marksmanship and a camp “snake” record, shooting tails off nine chipmunks and hitting a rattlesnake. Mrs J J Phillips of Wilkes Barre visits officers quarters, with visitors Miss Gulden and Miss Wadden from North Scranton. A court martial involving M F Flynn and Patrick Trellly results in a night hotel stay for both. they were later reported to headquarters. Private Dominic Gerrity of Company Co North Scranton recounted a comic fishing mishap where a fish swallowed his bait and was dunked to death. Band leader Rowley and the Young Men's Drill Order from Luzerne County provide top camp entertainment and drill. Johnie Dougter of Archbald greets friends, with a rainy day blame for missing bouquet on his coat lapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John May
Hart
John Devannes
Carbondale
Tle Hus
J. J. Phillips
Wilkes-Barre
Volone Philips
Gulden and
Wadden
North Scrantion
Flynn
Patrick Trellly
Company BB
Waymart
Lind
Forenson
Dominck Gerrity
Company Co
North Scranton
Gerrity
Rowley
Tom Rowley
Lucerne
Johnile Dougter
Archbald
Johnnie
Rauschmeyer Declares He Survived Snake Bite
Frank Rauschmeyer of the Hoadleys farming community told friends in the city yesterday that he is very much alive after a recent snake bite. He was bitten on the left index finger and treated with improvised surgery and anti snake bite medicine, which saved his life.
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Frank Rauschmeyer
Hoadleys
Rauschmeyer
Raauschmeyer
A Well Known Albany Man Recommends Remedy
About eighteen months ago Mr. W. S. Manning of Albany was suffering from a protracted diarrhoea. He tried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and obtained immediate relief. He cheerfully recommends this medicine to others afflicted. Bold by all druggists.
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W. 8. Manning
Albany
Chelea
Albany Chemical Co
C Chamberlain
Markets See Mixed Strength As Investors Take Profits
In New York trading July 21 investors chased gains in select stocks while selling others to lock in profits. News of a planned $1,000,000 gold shipment to Burgne dampened overall demand, with Pennsylvania leading early strength before closing lower. Western railroads and coal shares fluctuated as weather and crop prospects influenced sentiment. London dominated selling abroad and bond demand waned amid light investment activity.
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New York
Burgne
Pennsylvania
Reading
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Coal Miners’ Convention
Missouri Pacific
Atehugon
St. Louis Southwestern
St. Louis Suthwestern
Chicago
Ilinois
Industriaa
Judicial Conference
United States Steel
London
Paris
United States
Scranton Market Quotations on Par Basis
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange quotations for wholesale market items show prices per 100 par. Fresh creamery butter at 21 to 22 cents per pound. flowr priced at 4.40. Beans, green peas, onions, New potatoes listed with per bushel or per barrel figures. Money amounts reflect wholesale values in Scranton markets.
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Scranton
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
EL. G. Dale
New York Flour Market Shows Dull Trade and Bearish Tone
In New York on July 24 the flour market was dull with buyers and sellers apart. Wheat spot eased with No 2 red at 7.84 elevator prices, receipts large and demand weak. Corn spot firming briefly before retreating, and oats and butter markets show mixed signals amid general unloading and bearish sentiment.
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New York
Duluth
Finn
Sige
Flrat
Gaye
Myo
Atie
Hac
Ikatliec
Waalse
Jtalfe
State
New State
Western
Southwestern
Matic
Market Report From Chicago July Grain and Market Movements
Chicago July grain prices fluctuated with oats touching a new record briefly before selling eased. July wheat and September corn declined, soybeans down, oats and rye down while provisions fell. Various flour and seed prices listed with lard and meat cuts showing small declines across the board.
Buffalo Cattle Prices Slide as Good Stock Scarce
Buffalo July 21 cattle market reports scarce good cattle and widespread cull pricing. Prime steers around 1.74 Rh. choice 1,200 to 1,000-pound ranges and near 4 per hundred dollars. Mixed movements show higher receipts for hogs and sheep, with numbers fluctuating and lambs steady.
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H.iha
Chicago cattle receipts show mixed cattle market strength
Cattle receipts total around 18 600 with mixed quality from good to prime and poor to medium. Texas fed steers and western cattle trend high while cattle, calves and heifers sell at varied prices. hogs show steady demand and weights. Sheep and lamb receipts rise with lambs firm to higher, western and native sheep noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lo Western
Thole
Sion
Mpcie Mathers
Third National Bank Offers 3 Percent Savings Interest
The Third National Bank advertises a 3 percent interest rate on all savings accounts. It invites customers to open accounts and notes Saturday evenings 7 30 to 8 30 as an opening time slot for new deposits.
Boiler Tube Blast Tragedy Aboard Harold
The boiler tube on the steam launch Harold owned by W D Stanger of Pensauken N J blew out while the yacht lay in the Delaware River opposite Torresdale A Warren Stanger was knocked overboard and drowned J W Van Winkle the engineer was fatally scalded the remaining occupants escaped injury
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Exclusive Wise
Associated Pres
Philadelphia
Harold
W. D. Stanger
Pensauken
N. J
Delaware River
Torresdale
A. Warren Stanger
J. W. van Winkle
Railroad Time Tables for Delaware and Hudson
Scranton to Carbondale and Wilkes Barre services listed with departure times and rates. Timetable notes include connections to Pennsylvania routes and various stops with prices, operating days, and seasonable adjustments. Official lines show D and H trains from Scranton to key destinations with morning and afternoon departures.
Undefined OCR fragment on oil shipments and credits
Fragmentary OCR notes reference credits balances certificates shipments and barrels with figures like 130 621 and 73 027 but lack clear subject or event details. The text mentions Feel Bars barrels and average runs, offering no coherent reporting to summarize an article or incident.
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City
Railroad Timetables Reading System of New Jersey Station notes
Train times listed from Beranton to New York Philadelphia and points south and west. Quaker City Express runs with vestibule car to Philadelphia with limited changes for Baltimore and Washington. Sunday services to Avoca Pittston Wilkes Barre and more. ask station agent for rates and tickets.
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New York
Foot Liberty Street
South Perry
Beranton
Philadelphia
Aston
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Thiven
Ashley
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Quaker City Express
Berianton
Pullman
Baldimere
Washington, DC
South Mud West
Avoca
Wilkes
Barre
Tymond
Long Branch
Ocean ‘Grove
Tala
Wor
Reading
Lebanon
bMarrishur
Bode
Bundas
Bor Toni and
Pottsville
M. Lim
Slition
Wd. Bessler
M. Burt
Poss
Agt
Schedule in Effect June Wh Train Runs Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia
Schedule in effect lists weekday trains from Wilkes-Barre via Pottsville to Philadelphia with stops at Harrisburg Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg and the West. A separate 12 pm weekday service runs to Sunbury and Philadelphia with connections and a Sunday 3 pa.m. service to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia and Washington. The bureau notes connections for Bunbury and other cities and provides a 4:54 p.m. train to Philadelphia with intermediate stops. J W Hutchinson is Gen Manager and J B Wood is Gen Puss Agt.
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Wilkes
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Princh Wil
Bunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Weat
Moja
Sunbury
Plaiisburg
West
Philadelpha
Tussure
Wilkes-Barre
Pullman
Hagleton
Pittsarge
Erie Railroad Train Schedule Scranton to Hawley and New York
Erie Railroad Co Wyoming Division timetable shows trains from Scranton to Hawley and intermediate points at 7 15 a m 9 00 a m 2 00 p m and 7 00 p m Sundays 9 00 a m 1 00 p m and 6 15 p m. Trains return to Scranton at 8 90 a m 5 08 7 25 and 8 16 p m Sundays 1 00 p m and 6 15 p m.
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Erie Railroad Co
Wyoming
Scranton
Hawley
Focal Minnons
Pe Whee
New Yorks
Honesdale
Seranton
Railroad Timetables Prater a Mie DL&W June 1902
Train schedules show departures from Scranton to New York and Philadelphia with multiple daily times. Connections include Gouldsboro Buffalo Binghamton Elmira Oswego Syracuse Utica Montreat and Bloomsburg Division services with morning and evening options and Sunday variations.
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Scranton
New York
Phila Senne
Gouldshboro
Buffalo
Binghamton
Elmira
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Osseo
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Northumberland
Atlas
Plymouth
Bimini
Binghamton and Way
Trains From Wilkes-Barre on the D and H Railroads
Train services from Wilkes-Barre to New York Philadelphia and key coal regions listed with Black Diamond Express times. Parlor and sleeping cars connect to Lehigh Valley routes. Schedules show departure and arrival hours, intermediate stations, and ticket offices.
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Wwifeet Jume 1
Beranton
Philadelphia
New York
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Tima
Tihien
Geneva
Gonevi
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagia Halls
Chicago
WSS
Buneders
D.& Mor
Tillman
Lehigh Valles Paurter
Wilkes-Harve
Rollin
Welaur
Bupt
Corthand Street
Charles & LM
Pass
Cortland Street
A. W
Time Table for New York and Western Trains
Timetable details list NORTE BOUND and NORTH BOUND departures from Scranton and Carbondale through Beranton and Cedorn with arrival times 1.00 pm 6.00 pm and 6.40 pm, plus SOUTHBOUND trains toward Eastonath and Beranton with No 100 and No 4 schedules. It notes Sunday only services and special trains to points including Philadelphia Baltimore and Pennsylvania state lines, with five time tables and ticket-agent consult reminders.
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New York
Ontario and Western
Mirect Hunday
NORTE
Scranton
Carbondale
Cadorta
Atret Mhoom
Udaom
Arriva
Gudenic
Beranton
Wohaom
Mdm
Cedorn
Eastoath
Pee
Yorkeity
Middletown
Walton
Norwich
Oneida
Osweep
J. i . Hla
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Camp
John Gallagher
Peeerpeeers
Sopancon
Margaret Lamy
Boanjon
Thomas J. McGarry
Dunmore
Bopanson
Mary Caroll
Chamberlain
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Mears Building
W. D. Runyon
Jocomot Loco
Atchison Anaconda
Atchison
Tilinois Central
Olly & South
Norfolk & West Ia
People's Gas Wwe
Aly
Repab Steel
Boutcoo Pacific & Bun
Bouthern
Southern
Tenn
Coal & Trom
Texas & Pacis
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Grain & Provision
Tox
Hi Tam
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Barank & Trust Co
Bank
Third National Bank
Economy L., & Peens
First National Bank
Luck, Trust & Safe
Jones
Scranton Savings Bank
Clark & Snover Co
Eae Traders' National Bank
Jersey & Pocono Ice Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain Market
Chileago
Gradns
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
Opportunity Verma
Wyoming Ave
Meldrum, Scott& CO
Wyoming Avenue
BOODY
McLellan &Co
Broadway
New York City
LAN
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
DR. Densten
Spruce St
Scranton, Pa
R Rodinsons Sons
Pilsner
Delaware and Hudson
Keffort
Dune
Ine
Gol Ta
Vas
Wilkos
Barror
Ll. V. R. Rt
W. L. Pryor
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
J .W. Hutchinson
Gen
Maer
J. BR
Wood
Puss
Prater
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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