Shafter Defends Cuban Campaign and Civil Affairs
General Shafter states the U S war department did not interfere with the Santiago campaign and only ratified Spain’s surrender terms. He downplays disputes with Senor Ros the Ban tingo civil governor, noting Ros briefly fired three workers then was ordered to reinstate them. Relief supplies from New York are forwarded to Cuban hospitals and camps.
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May yacht to aid relief effort ships from Philadelphia
Alexander Van Rensselaer places his yacht May at the relief commission to carry supplies to Santiago and Porto Rico. Commissioners Potter Vanuxem Van Rensselaer Groff will oversee operations. ice manufacturing plant provided for hospital needs. ship sails August 4 from Philadelphia with a cargo of rations and equipment.
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Joshua L. Bailey
Fortress Monroe
Old Point Comfort
Camp Alger
Tampa
Philadelphia
Dr. French
National Relief Commission
Alexander van Rensselaer
Santiago
Porto Rici
William Potter
Louis ©. Vanuzem
George G. Groff
Pennsylvania State Board of Health
Porto Ricw
Porto Rico
Groff
Messrs
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Vanuxem and
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Guidance on motherhood and treating female health
Practical advice for mothers guiding daughters into womanhood. Promotes frank discussion of sensitive issues and correcting weaknesses. Endorses Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and his home treatment for women’s diseases and his Prescription. Mentions testimonials and affordable care through mail correspondence.
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R. V. Pierce
Invalids' Hotel and Surgeal Institute
Buffalo
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Pierce
Leemont
Accomas Ca
Big July Business Promises Strong Trade and Iron Output
G Dun & Co reports July trade signs bright with 5.8 percent higher clearinghouse payments than 1892 and 6.5 percent above last year. Wheat, corn, and exports hold steady. iron production in H1 1898 up over half a million tons from prior periods, with consumption exceeding output. New orders surge for rails, structural forms, bars, and plates. Beeßmer iron sales reach 25,000 tons in Pittsburgh. US weekly failures total 225 vs 296 previous year.
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Russia
Japan
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
United States
Dr William Pepper Dies Suddenly in California Visit
Philadelphia telegram reports the sudden death of Dr William Pepper born 1842, former provost of the University of Pennsylvania and president of the Commercial Museum. He died of heart trouble while visiting a ranch near San Francisco, and his body will be shipped to Philadelphia.
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William Pepper
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United States
University of Pennsyilvania
University of Pennsylvania
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Order of St. Olaf
Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art
College of Physicians
American Philosophical Society
Pathological Society of Pennsylvania
Academy of Natural Sciences
American Climatological Asenciation
United States Mint
Lafayette College
Princeton
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Oakland
Bishop McGovern Buried in Harrisburg Cathedral Yard
The body of Thomas McGovern, late bishop of the Harrisburg diocese, was laid to rest beside his predecessor J. F. Shanahan in St Patrick’s procathedral yard. Thousands viewed the bier as the bishop’s funeral cortège moved from Sylvan Heights to the cathedral.
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Harrisburg
Thomas McGovern
J. F. Shanahan
St. Patrick's Procathedral
Sylvan Heights
Large Funeral Service At Cathedral For Deceased Leader
Crowds viewed the body as it lay in state at the cathedral with guards from the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the St Lawrence society. Services began at 9 am with Archbishop Ryan presiding. notable clergy from Pennsylvania and beyond attended. Cardinal Gibbons and apostolic delegates were absent.
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John H. Maloney
St. Lawrence Society
Archbishop Ryan
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Bishop Hoban
Scranton
de Leary
Villa Nova College
J. (. Denevan
St. Pat's
Father Garghity
John Shanahan
West Philadelphia
Harrisburg
M. C. Donlin
Hoban
Markets Hold Steady Amid Quiet Trading In July
New York trading shows only small net changes as investors await peace with Spain and cheap money. Rubber stocks and select undertakings like New York Air Brake and Brooklyn Transit move on undirected volatility while People’s Currents rebound and Manhattan profits ease after tax news. Brokers from William Linn Allen Co report subdued activity at Mears Building.
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New York
Spain
Luyers
Suser
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Provision Market Highlights Mixed Wheat and Butternun
Wheat prices showed firm deficits with July and August futures noted while butter remained steady in refined state. Receipts included 2,000 barrels of flour and 8,000 sacks of wheat with 47.90 bushels of corn and 14,000 bushels of oats reported in shipments for the period.
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Lower
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Walt
New York Produce Market Report July Wheat Trends
New York produce market notes July reports steady flour with minor drift. Wheat No 2 red futures remained mostly steady fob afloat while July options showed weak to heavy trading, with July futures net higher while others dragged.
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Western Creamery
Elgins
State Dairy
Segaletge
Halke
State
Pennsylvania
Western Fresh
Multifaceted Help Wanted and Local Notices
Various want ads and notices list sales positions clerical work and household help. Employers seek drivers postmen bookkeepers and sales agents while individuals seek housekeeper coach or suitable employment. Local professionals include doctors lawyers veterinarians and a printer supply company. Mentions of a naval battle Philipp ine Islands and shop promotions appear among broader classifieds.
Kedble Schools for Girls Syra Yr Opens Thursday
Educational notice states Keble Schools for Girls at Syra year begins Thursday in September under supervision of Bishop Huntington. Applications invited to Miss Mary J Sacmuoe.
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Keble
Syrayr
Bishop. Huntington
Mary J. Sacmuoe
City scavenger A B Briggs cleans privy vaults
A B Briggs proprietor offers scavenger services cleaning privy vaults and cess pools with improved pumps and no odor. Orders may be left at 11% North Main Avenue or Wickes Drug Store corner Adams and Mulberry. Telephone
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A.B. Briggs
A. Briggs
Chiropodist Corns and In growing Cured Easily
Advertisement for Chiropodist EL M. Hetzel offering corn removal and ingrown toenail care at 230 Lackawanta Avenue. Ladies visited at home if desired. Moderate charges. Includes sample pricing for corn spots and oats spots with varying lot numbers and dull/steady market notes for dairy terms.
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EL M. Hetzel
Lacksaante Avenue
Market Notes From Chicago July 24 Grain and Provisions Mixed
Weakness in grain markets weighed on corn and wheat with July and December futures mixed while December oats eased. Lard led gains among provisions, with pork and rib prices steady to higher. cash flour markets quiet, and various commodity quotes listed for outputs including Timothy seed and flaxseed.
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Chicago
Burley
Livestock Market Report From Chisago County Fair
July market notes show slow but steady demand and price strength across cattle hogs and sheep. Beef and dairy cattle mixed grading fair to choice with calves and western steers in lighter supply. Pigs and sheep saw good demand with receipts totaling around one thousand cattle and few hogs and sheep.
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Chisago
Madpackers
Tadsig
Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts Mixed Across Classes
Fast Buffalo N Y reports cattle receipts in about steady to steady conditions with 22 cars hogs and 8 to 10 car ranges. hogs steady to higher price levels at around 4.0 to 4.10. Sheep and lambs seen with few cars and steady to firm tones. lambs quoted at 5.7 to 5.85 per hundred, culls fair to good.
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Ding W
East Liberty Market Report Notes Mixed Livestock Prices
East Liberty Pennsylvania listing shows cattle and lambs with variable quotes. Prices hint at heavy demand for prime and common grades while veal calves and hogs appear in fragmented figures.
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Swat
Local Advertisements for Scranton Businesses and Services
Multiple notices list venues and services including Elk Café at 125 and 17 Franklin Avenue run on European plan by Anton Jonsoaiabis and P. Zeigler, Scranton House near the D,L. & W passenger depot run by Victor Koch, graduate midwife Mrs Gable at 18 Washburn Street, G.R. Clark & Co nurserymen with stores on Washington Ave and Main Ave, School of the Lackawanna offering preparatory courses, Rev Thomas M Cann and Walter H Buell, Jos Kurttel at Lackaw Avenue, Beranton Pa manufacturing wire screens.
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Gable
Washburn Street
Scranton
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Tables June 1904
Schedule shows departures from New York foot Liberty Street and South Ferry to Pittston Wilkes Barre Mountain Park Lakewood Atlantic City and more with express and local trains and connections to Philadelphia Reading Terminal and Baltimore via Bethlehem Includes return times and terminal connections under cover with elevated railways cables ferries and Long Island Railroad.
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Pottsville
Liberty Street
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Whitehall Street
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Brooklyn
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Long Island Railroad
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Pure Agt
J. H. Olhaubsen
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary timetable notes movement from Scranton to Hawley and Erie Valley routes. Entries reference travel times around dawn and afternoon, with unclear station names and notes like Ariel and Horanton, indicating a historical rail schedule snippet from June 26, 1906.
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Horanton
Trains Schedule for June 6 1898 Del Lacka and Western
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western timetable lists Monday June 6 1898 departures from Borante n with multiple express and local services. Notable routes include Ex-Press to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South at 6 10 am and 10 06 am and 12 35 pm and 3 2 pm. Other trains service Binghamton Oswego and Buffalo with various stops and connections at Northumberland Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore and Washington.
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Wilkes Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrieburg
Baltimore
Washington
Scranton Rail Timetable Shows City Train Departures
Sunday departures list trains to Carbondale Albany and other points with multiple times through Scranton including Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania routes. Arrival times from Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and north are shown with express options and peak day schedules.
Lehigh Valley Route Announces May 15 Service Start
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces new schedules effective May 15 with trains from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via D and HRR. The Black Diamond Express departs at 6 45 am and 12 05, 2 18, 4 7 pm with parlor and sleeping cars on all routes. Key connections include Wilkes Barre, White Haven, Hazleton, Pottsville, and routes to Elmira Ithaca Rochester Buffalo Chicago with Pullman service.
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