What becomes of our exports of manufactures
Federal statistics show the share of U S manufactured exports by region for 1901 with Europe and North America the largest markets. Iron and steel lead Europe and North America among export items, while agriculture and cotton goods also figure in regional totals. long term trends from 1790 onward reveal growth from under 1 million to over 400 million annually after 1900.
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Europe
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
North America
South America
Asia
Oceania
Africa
United States
Cqveania
South American
Iiron
Hurone
Lackawanna Awards Ore Dock Contract to Scranton Firm
The Lackawanna Steel company awards the ore dock contract to Lathrop-Shea-Henwood of Scranton tied to E D Hofeller Cres cent Paving Buffalo. The concrete reinforced dock at Stony Point plant will cost about 800000 and be among the nation’s largest and most modern. It will be fully concrete and reinforced by iron lathing and extend three quarters of a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Steel Company
Lathrop-Shea-Henwood Company
Scranton
E. D. Hofeller
Crescent Paving Company
Buffalo
Stony Point
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Universal Remedy
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages and Hall's promises a dollar refund if it fails. The ad claims the medicine treats the constitutional disease internally by acting on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and build the patient’s strength. It also touts Hall’s family of remedies.
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Weclence
Hall
Ture
Progress in Stony Point steel plant construction expands
Work has begun on a large steel plant dock at Stony Point. The structure will finish in seven months. An order for 1 887 000 feet of iron netting reinforces the dock. About 30 000 barrels of cement will be used. The growing district may get its own post office soon.
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Reuhling Construction Company of
New York
Stony Point
Greiner
Post Office Department
Washington
Buffalo Times
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Today Schedule
The notice lists the D L and W board for Monday July schedule with names and times for several groups including Nichols Pushers Moran Lattimer Case Helpers Widener Coalar and others. It also states Doudican will run Nenlis crew on Monday July 28 and until further notice.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Nichols
Murray
Lamping
Moran
Lattimer
Case
Helpers
McGovern
Widener
Coalar
Bartholomew
Doudican
Nenlis
Men of the hour William Corless and William Coughlin praised
William Corless, Scranton Typographical union president and Labor Herald editor, honored as a leading local labor figure and arbritration advocate. William Coughlin, noted Scranton baseball talent, shines with the Washington Senators, contributing strong batting and versatile field play.
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William Corness
Scranton Typographical Union
Central Labor Union
Scranton Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Corless
Scranton Truth
Scranton Armory
I. J. Lansing
Labor Herald
Cincinnati
Phelps Street
Scranton
William Coughlin
Washington, D. C
Senators’ Nine
Ed" Delahanty
Jack" Doyle
George” Carey
Coughlin
James Boys
Strong Young Men's Christian Association
Gilleran
Jimmy” Dean
Hoffner
Pawtucket
KR L
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne
Washington
Jimmy Mannings
Kansas City Nine
West
Senators
Woman Defies Forced Marriage Claiming Brutal Abuse
Stella Lusesyneska testified before Magistrate Millar that her parents beat her to force marriage to Felix Domidis, a boarder aged more than twice her age. Her father John Lusczynezka was arrested, fined, and Stella was placed under protective care as the magistrate pledged legal safeguards.
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Felix Domidis
Stella Lusesyneska
Millar
John Lusczynezka
Stella
Domidrs
Luseazynezkas
Wallace
Locust Street
Bauer's Band Excursion Draws Largest Scranton Crowd
A huge crowd rode Bauer's band excursion to Cranberry Lake on the Lackawanna yesterday. Thirty four cars in three sections carried attendees to and from the lake for a day of music and recreation. no accidents occurred. An attempted sale of liquid refreshments led to several arrests by Newton County officers.
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Scranton
Cranberry Lake
Lackawanna
Bauer
Newton County
New
New York Magazine backs Dr David Kennedy remedy
Editorial endorsement by James H Montgomery M D praises Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles rheumatism and dyspepsia. It notes extensive tests and urges readers to try the remedy available in 20 cent sample and 1.00 bottles from Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY. Dr Carla Kennedys Cherry Balsam also advertised for colds and coughs.
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New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene
James H. Montgomery
M. D
David Kennedy
David Kennerly
M.D. Tt
Matt
Rondout
N. Y
Carla Kennedy
Religious News Notes Across City Churches
Numerous ministers preached yesterday with topics ranging from Loving the Law to A Prescription for Peace. Services covered Elm Park Providence Munbury and Penn Avenue Baptist churches with solo by Mary Davis and talks at First Presbyterian and Gospel tent on capital and labor questions.
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G. A. Cure
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Munbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Ienry A. Parsons
William Parsons
E. Bb
W. A. McKinney
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Edward Howell
de Gracy
Carbondale
Mary Davis
New York
North Main Avenue
James Benninger
Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Adams Avenue
Myrtle Street
S. Shrock
Great Rush of Emigrants From Scandinavia to U S
Copenhagen dispatch notes a record surge in Scandinavian emigration to the United States driven by hard times and conscription in Sweden. The Oscar I I and sister ships carry over 1,000 emigrants per voyage as more ships are rushed to meet demand. Through nine months ended March 1902, 27,050 left from Scandinavian ports with Denmark 5 053, Norway 2 044, and Sweden 15 001.
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United States
Associated
Copenhagen
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Anti-Friar Demonstration in Manila Ends Quietly
The anticipated anti-friar demonstration in Manila yesterday proved unimportant. Police forbade the procession and reserves were mobilized to keep order. Leaders met at the Zorilla theater but little attendance and no disorder followed as the crowd dispersed after the meeting amid a storm.
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Manila
Associated
Pre
Zorilla
Pope's cordial letter to Roosevelt on goodwill gifts
Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls reports the pope sent a cordial letter to President Roosevelt. The papal note thanks Roosevelt for congratulations and gifts, hopes for mutual goodwill, and praises Taft's Philippines negotiations.
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Thomas
Rome
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
Lim
William H. Taft
Philippines
United States
Curious Kiss Tease Becomes Quiet Banter
A playful exchange unfolds as She teases He about kissing, noting his apparent lack of curiosity. The light dialogue captures flirtatious banter and social humor in a compact vignette.
Haight & Freese Co. Market Prices Report
Scranton Wholesale Market listings corrected by H. G. Dale show flour fresh dairy and butter prices, with beans onions and potatoes noted per bushel or bag. Prices listed include Ida beans per bushel and onions per bag, New Potatoes per barrel, with beans and peas listed as market commodities.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lacka
Ave
Philadelphia Livestock Market Weekly Summary
Philadelphia notes week ending July 7 with cattle 2742 head sheep 272 hogs 1010. Market dull especially common grades. good steers scarce and Virginia Kentucky West Virginia Ohio receipts mixed quality. Prices show fat cows and thin cows around 2.5 to 7. Butcher calves and feeders varied. sheep and lambs quiet with liberal supplies.
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Philadelphia
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Industrial and Labor
Scrantonians
D., L. & W. Board For Today
MEN OF the Hour
Jas. H. Montgomery
Dr. D. Kennedy
Jersey
Religious News Notes
Pope
POY Barm Iit
Sigy
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Dliaeneste Building
W. D. Runyon, Manger
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Amal Copper Ag Am
American Sugar
Canoe
Ode Atchison, Si Ieys
Brook
Agence
Isle Ches
Ohio
Chicago & Ayen
Chiea
Renee
Tllinois Gentrai
Xan
City Fel
Pacific & Tex
Iit
Norfolk & West
Isis
Dd Pr
Republic Steel Ae
Republic Steel
Tita Tay
Waly
Southern Ae
Southern R .R Ass
Ae Southern R. R
Ain
Iy Tenn, Coal & Tron
Um al BS
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Aban Steel
Western Union
TD Sons
Central
Chicago
Lzh
Lackawanna Dairy Co
County Bay
Bank & Trust Co
First Nat. Bank
First National Bank Enone
Lack. Trust & Safe Cap
Clark & Bnover Co
Scranton Savings Bank Traders National Bank
Scranton Holt & Nut Co
Scranton Packing Co
People's Street Balwie
Scranton Trac. O
Brongiay
Jersey &Pocono Ice Co
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
Inter
Aldert Ball
Eb, Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Peter Stipp
Va Tuiding
Telephone 2502
Offics
Washington Avenue
M. H. Dale
Washington Ave
Nay Aug
Dickson
Scranton and Olyphant
Kern
Gunster &Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Norfolk, Va
Old Point Comfort
Richmond, Va
OLD Dominion Line
Picy
North River
Beach Street
OLD Dominion Stealiship CO
H. B. Walker
J. J. Brown
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Donas Long
Johnson & Murphy
Dongola Oxfords
Henry Belin, JR
Wyomby
Dupont’s
Repawno Chemical Company
Cornwell Building
John B. Smith & Son
Alligan
Plymaoul
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