Truesdale Inspects Lackawanna Line Visit to Berwick and Scranton
President W H Truesdale and a large Lackawanna party toured the Bloomsburg division visiting Berwick to review the American Car and Foundry plant expansion plans. Officials discussed proposed car shops at North mill site and Keyser Valley, viaduct adjustments on West Lackawanna avenue, and a new freight station off Mattes street with construction expected around April 1903.
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the Lackawanna
Berwick
Scranton
Mattes Street
J. J. McCann
J. I. Reigel
J. B. Keefe
M. L. Smith
John Finnerty
Bloomsburg
American Car and Foundry Company
United States
Lackawanna Railroad Company
Gcramton
Truesdale
Tribune
Old North Mill
Keyser Valley
Lackawanna Avenue
Old South
McFarlin
West Lackawanna Avenue
Eighth Street
Dockash Place
MacFarlin
Key- Ber Valley
Dr Pierce Gold Bond Discovery Ad Claims Digestive Cure
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Gold Bond Discovery as a remedy for stomach disease and poor digestion. It promises relief from nervous irritability sleeplessness and fever symptoms linked to malnutrition and poor digestion.
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Gage
Adam
Eve
Pierce
20 Years of Vile Catarrh Testimony for Dr Agnew Powder
A Duluth reader from the Journallet dates a 20 year struggle with throat and nasal catarrh. He reports rapid relief within minutes after using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder and claims three bottles nearly cured him. The notice also mentions Dr Agnew's Ointment as a reliever and lists sellers William G Clark and H C Banderson.
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Dr. Agnew
Paradise tunnel work advances as line upgrades proceed
The text notes the tearing down of the Paradise tunnel is progressing with minor improvements at other points along the line. President Truesdale and his party returned to New York last evening amid uncertainty about final decisions.
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Paradise Tunnel
Truesdale
New York
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Lineup for Today
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western board announces the Saturday schedule for today July 24. The lineup includes Summits West at 6 4 m Frounfelker with Henlingan's crew Pushers 7 a m Murray 7 a m How ger 11 4 a m Moran 7 0 p m Murs phy 9 p m W Ht Bartholomew Helpers 1 90 a m McGovern 7 a m Gaffney 10 a m Hever 1 15 p m Blun ton.
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Frounfelker
Henlingan
Murray
A. m
Howger
Moran
Murs Phy
W. Ht
Bartholomew
Helpers
McGovern
Gaffney
Hever
Blunton
Arthur Thomas resigns from Allis-Chalmers for Morgan Engine post
Arthur Thomas longtime night foreman at Allis-Chalmers machine shops resigns to accept a position with Morgan Engine company in Alliance Ohio.
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Arthur Thomas
Allis-Chalmers Company
Morgan Engine Company
Alliance, O
First Regiment of Lancers Leaves Camp Hoban
The First Regiment of Lancers plans to desert Camp Hoban at Lake Lodore before nightfall and return home after a week away depending on dry weather. Colonels Phillips and writers note tents dry enough to pack by 2.56 pm for Scranton and 4.30 pm for Wilkes-Barre departures.
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Lancers
Hoban
Lake Lodore
Camp Furnishing Company
Philadelphia
Phillips A
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre Lancers
Carbondale
Honesdale
Phillips
Jeffries Favorite Draws City Interest In Big Fight
Last night's Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout drew outsized local attention. Fans packed the Star theatre to hear results and watch three preliminaries including Nealls White and Clarke Green. Sparrow Allen and Billy Mack staged a split four round bout while a Coulter challenge from Dunmore drew county interest.
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Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Star Theatre
Nealls-White
Clarke-Green
Sparrow” Allen
Billy Mack
William Coulter
Dunmore
Plans for Mattes Street Renovation and Street Width
Blue prints prepared by Superintendent Phillips for straigh tening and repairing Mattes Street. Director Roche holds the plans with old prints and new mappings. Two copies will be sent to Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad and the new rapid transit company. Uniform street width set at 60 feet with a 40 foot roadway and 10 foot sidewalks on each side.
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Bureau of Engineering
Phillips
Public Works
Roche
Mattes Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
New Rapid Transit Company
Corner-stone Laying For New M. E. Church At Nicholson
The corner-stone of a new Methodist Episcopal church was laid at Nicholson yesterday afternoon under Rev. J. B. Sweet D D. The frame structure will cost 8000 dollars. The service included a ritualistic observance and an address by Dr. Sweet with several clergymen participating from Factoryville Waverly Pa Foster Wallsville Dalton and Dalton.
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Nicholson
J. B. Sweet
D. D
Sweet
J. N. Lee
Factoryville
M. Godshall
Waverly
A. O. Austin
Foster
B. Hauton
Wallsville
A. J. Vane Cleft
Dalton
Thomas, Dalton
Careful editor in the South and a grisly crime
A traveler recalls a Tennessee based editor praised for caution. He describes a morning murder in a southern town where a man killed an entire family for robbery. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports a full page account with a guarded closing note calling for the arrest of the killer.
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United States
Tennessee
Cleveland Plain
Markets Rally and Shifts as Rail Rumors Roil Stocks
The New York stock market saw violent price movements and heavy trading in blue chip shares with high priced stocks leading the activity. Rumors of railroad consolidations, absorbptions, and cross‑country links dominated trading, while Western Union suffered a sharp raid and closed with a late rally amid irregular overall results.
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New York
Rock Island
St. Lola
San Francisco
Atchison
Wealton
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Goulds
Bulls
Pennsylvania Tructson River
Gould
Pensylvania
Western Union
United States News
Commodity price snapshot from Philadelphia market notes
The Philadelphia market report shows varied values across commodities. Wheat futures slip while corn remains dull. butter and cheese hold firm. cotton and tallow show firmness. poultry prices rise. dressed poultry and meats trend higher with regional and grade differences reflected.
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Philadelphia
C. Lowser
New York
Chaloe Weskern
Grain Prices Drift in Dull New York Market
The New York Grain and Produce Market reports dull activity in wheat and corn amid weak export demand and favorable weather. Spot and futures show no strong movement with minor declines and a brief wobble in July contracts as buyers stay cautious.
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New York Grain and Produce Market
New York
Duluth
Tige
Ile
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Grain Market Oddity Sees Oats Rise Above Wheat and Corn
Chicago traders report oats selling higher than both wheat and corn while overall market activity remains dull. July oats reach Te, September wheat around Tic, and July corn near teased levels amid large-ownership influence and fears of July manipulation. Provisions vary. cash quotes list flour firm and assorted grain prices, with pork and lard markets showing notable spreads.
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Chicago
Wimke
Chicago Cattle and Hog Market Report
Cattle receipts 4, market steady with 2,000 Texans and various grade prices. Hogs receipts 9,000 today, 8,000 tomorrow, with price ranges from 6.76 to 7.82 for different grades. Sheep receipts dull, lambs and hides showing lower values.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Reported for July
Cattle receipts show steady to prime ranges with steers around seven thousand five hundred dollars and cows about two thousand two hundred plus. Hog receipts total market active with heavy mediums near seven ninety to seven ninety five, sows five to six dollars. Sheep and lamb receipts indicate lambs softer while yearlings and wethers hold around four to five dollars, ewes near four dollars.
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East Buffalo
Oil Market Banking Data From OM City
Credit balances cover 12 certificates with no bids as shipments reach 108 268 barrels. Average daily runs total 80 244 barrels, with 448 barrels and an average of 80 421 barrels reported across entries.
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OM City
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Wall Street Review
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W. D. Runyon
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Ee Scranton Savings Clark & Bnover Co
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A. Oversey & Pocono Ice Co
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Ateteri Sr
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Third National Bank
Spencer Trask & Co
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New York Stock Exchange
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Gee
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