American Beef in Foreign Lands and Trade Relations
Washington debates the army beef report and its impact on a German policy aimed at removing pretext for stringent trade measures. Officials expect no drastic action. court findings may shape diplomatic replies while seeking a reciprocal arrangement to end discriminatory American beef products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reischstag Committee
Imperial Cabinet
White
United States
Germany
State Department
Havana Arrives Quarantined With 63 Passengers and 1405 Soldiers
The Havana steamed into New York quarantine this afternoon from Havana carrying 63 cabin passengers and 1405 soldiers from the Second U S Cavalry Second Artillery Fleet Fifth and Tenth Infantry among others. Notables aboard include Brigadier General H O Hasbrouck General M Co Butler General O P Pearton and Major G It Smith. The ship will be held at quarantine for the full five days, with all passengers detained until Thursday evening likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Havana
Second United States Cavalry
Second Artillery
Fighth
Tenth Infantry
H. O' Hasbrouck
M. Co. Butler
PP. Pearton
O. H. Ernst
G. It Smith
G. HH. Legon
J. BD
Hanna’s Enemy May Win in Ohio Politicking
Cleveland mayor James W. Holcomb, head of the Anti McKissen Committee of Fifteen, predicts Hanna’s mass convention plan could boost Hanna’s foe McKissen to influence. Holcomb says McKissen is weak now but could gain delegates, win the nomination, and become governor if Hanna’s event succeeds.
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Cleveland, O
James W. Holcomb
Henna
McKissen
Hanna
Holcomb
McKissan
Columbus
McKisson
Bribe Allegation Ties Standard Oil Case to Squire Claim
Attorney General F Monnett recounts a motion scene in the supreme court as he presents a claim alleging a man offered 400000 to halt litigation against the Standard Oil Company. The speaker identifies Charles F Squire once of Cleveland now in New York City and says Squire claimed to represent Frank Rockefeller and Charles N. (truncated)
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Ohumibur
F. Monnett
Supreme Court
Virgil P. Kline
M. F. Miltcott
Standard of Company
Standard Old Company
Charles F. Squire
Cleveland
New York City
Squire
Frank Rockefeller
Charles N
Haskell Named in Standard Oil Company Stockholders List
New York financier Haskell appears among stockholders and officers listed for the Standard Oil company, reflecting the era’s prominent business ties and leadership.
Admiral Dewey to Visit Philadelphia for Grand Army Encampment
Admiral George Dewey intends to attend the thirty third Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Philadelphia next September if service allows. He would preside over the naval veterans convention at Independence Hall as guest of Naval Post No 400. A committee plans to meet Secretary Lane in Washington to arrange a large naval demonstration during the encampment.
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Naval
Grand Army
Philadelphia
Admiral Dewey
Grand Army of the Republic
Naval Post
Naval Veterans’ Convention
Independence Hall
George Dewey
Ashbridge
Washington
Lane
Supreme council of Steam Engineers plans nationwide organizers
Philadelphia May 8 the supreme council of the American Order of Steam Engineers meets in its thirteenth annual convention. It plans sending organizers across the country as councils in many states boast nearly 4 000 members. The order says it will not strike or interfere between employers and employees.
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Philadelphia
American Order of Steam Engineers
Governor Signs Bills Limiting Liability and Regulating Militia
The governor signed bills authorizing partnerships to limit liability to capital subscribed, and establishing penalties for violations. Another measure provides for enrollment, evaluation, discipline and regulation of the Commonwealth militia. It also addresses reinsurance and business by fire and casualty insurers, and transactions by unauthorized companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
May
Commonwealth
Transfer of 68 Million Silver Dollars to New Mint Site
Philadelphia begins moving 68 000 000 silver dollars from the current mint and post office vaults to the new mint site. The first load of 10 000 000 is driven by Benj αποτε Wilber, a Maine wreck survivor, as 20 000 000 already at the post office is relocated to the new vault, while 48 000 000 at the mint awaits transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Benjamin RL Wilber
Maine
Havana Harbor
Gobin to Command Third Brigade in Harrisburg
General Gobin will command the Third Brigade of the National Guard in Harrisburg, succeeding the late Vice General Frank Magee. The appointment follows Magee's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobin
Harrisburg
J. P
Goblin
Third Brigade
Vieneral Frank Magee
Markets Demoralized By Liquidation On May Day
The New York stock market faced heavy liquidation and bear pressure with many margins wiped out. Local stocks feared the impending Fund franchise tax bill while London bought 30 000 shares and sterling declined after early support. Weakness spread across groups including Flower Stoves Brooklyn Transit New York Airshaft and Metropolitan with numerous declines among specials and rail issues.
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New York
Commission House
London
Sterling Exchange
Aome Milaneek LO Proteot
Pepe ‘Allese
Brooklyn Transit
American Tobacco
Metropolitan
Continental Tobacco
Manhattan
National Steel
Consolidated Gas
Tediouws
Enter Wined
Improvement in the winter wheat belt and market declines
Clearing balances reached record highs with $18,971,000 in horse balances and a $13,000,000 credit balance at the clearing house. The sub-treasury debit balance surpassed $10,000,000 as trading opened above prior levels but weakened later. The market faced heavy liquidations amid speculation, with expectations of a possible rally before tomorrow's close. Governor Roosevelt's anticipated For bill influenced traction stocks and a large number of margined securities faced losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sub-Treasury
Hilea
U.S
Carrington & Cusack
New York
Metropolitan Street Railway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Manhattan
Continental Tobacco
Roosevelt
Krene
Unclear OCR text fragment from Philadelphia area listing
Fragmentary OCR unreadable text mentioning places, contracts, listings, and names without coherent news content. No clear event, person, organization, or date can be identified from the readable material.
Poultry Firm Trade Figures From Old Ledger
A fragmentary invoice lists winter chickens and spring stock from a poultry firm. It notes 3,000 barrels and 10,000 sacks of flour, 9,000 bushels of wheat, 67,000 of corn, 18,000 of barley, and various shipments of oats and other cereals. Names and precise items are garbled but show agricultural trade activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf Riety
Evry
Gallie
Mali
Prospects of Buffalo strike settlement and market mood
Chicago reports early settlement hopes for the Buffalo strike and trader sentiment that the government crop report could be influenced. Prices move with wheat, corn, oats, and pork values shown in mixed quotes, with lard, whiskey, and sugar futures noted.
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Chicago
Buffalo
MyuTlge
Barles
Salle
New York Market Notes On Cattle and Hogs
Market items show steady cattle trade with fleece and beef quarters, noting prime beef, clipped cattle, and spring trade. Hog prices rise with prime hogs and modern terms, while calves and meal demand remain steady. figures are partly garbled.
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New York
Chicago May 1 Cattle and Hog Markets Report
Cattle receipts strong with demand lifting prices fully. Western fed steers traded around $4.50 to $5.00, choice heifers and feeders steady. Hog demand slow, prices about one cent lower. heavy buyers around $3.64 to $4.00. Sheep active with demand high. Colorado lambs sold near $5.00, shelled at $2.60 to $5.10, export lots higher. Total cattle 2500, hogs 14,000, sheep ?
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Chicago
LGARD
Colorado
Cattle Receipts Steady with Mixed Fresh Shows May Market
May 9 cattle receipts reported around 41 core with market steady. Fresh receipts scarce with best cattle near six to eight dollars. hogs and sheep receipts show firmness in quality stock. Lambs and pigs noted with steady to strong demand and high top prices, overall tone cautious but steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icotenes
East Liberty Market Prices Cattle and Hogs Mixed
East Liberty reports cattle mostly unchanged prices. hogs stronger with midrange prices around $4100 to $4040 per hundredweight. Sheep and veal calves show wide ranges with choice lambs near $8 to $10 and veal calves around $6 to $8.
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East Liberty Cattle Market
Oil City May Report Shows Flat Balances and Low Bids
Credit balances stand at 1.15 with no bids on certificates. Shipments total 80 004 and Nr 52 007. Runs number 36 501 with an average figure noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Proposals Sought for Stationery Fuel and Supplies for Pennsylvanian Departments
The Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings invites sealed proposals to furnish stationery, fuel and other supplies, and for repairs and distribution of public documents for the year ending the first Tuesday of June 1910. Proposals must include bonds with two sureties, or a surety company, and be delivered to Harrisburg by noon on June 6, with contracts awarded soon after.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Court of Common Plaws
Board of Commissioners of Public
Harrisburg
Hanks
Real estate ads seek buyers and rentals in city market
Real estate notices show purchases, mortgage offers, and rental listings from M H Holgate and others. Properties include houses, farms Magleton farm Sterling Virginia, church lots, full size lots, stores, barns, andExchange opportunities with city properties. Multiple agents offer buy bids and bargaining terms.
Help Wanted Porelady and Poreman Seek In Charge
Classified notice seeking a porelady and a poreman to lead a dining room task. Apply at the Tribune office for details and duties.
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Porelady
Poreman
Address
M. C
Tribune
Investment scheme promises quick riches on exchange floor
A garbled ad-like notice touts high returns from an unspecified method and urges readers to write for details. The fragmented text mentions Michie Oliver, a banker and broker, and refers to the Chicago Stock Exchange, signaling a dubious business opportunity framed as a profit play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaye
Particularé
Michie Oliver
Chicase Stock Exchange
Chicago
The People’s Exchange Advertising Blotter
Classified notices show Houses to Rent Real estate and other listings plus help wanted options. Clark and Co seedmen and nurserymen advertise stores at Workington and Newth Avenue and McGarger Brothers printers supply warehousing on Washington Avenue Scranton Pa.
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Replogle
Mears’ Building
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
James J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth Building
Scranton
Clark & CO
Workington Avenie Breenhoes
Newth Alain Avenue
Telephone
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetables and Connections
Rail timetable notice lists Lehigh Valley schedules from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and coal region towns, with Diamond Express and through connections to White Haven Pottsville Easton Reading and Elmira along various routes. It includes Pullman service details and agent locations in South Bethlehem Cortland Street New York and Scranton for tickets and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
H.R. RR
White Haven
Nagleton
Yin Fh
Herklehym
Easton
Reading
Murrigturg
Steed Pees
Howe
Oom
Tunktiannock
Towatida
Elmira
Ithaca
Genews
Willits-Hurce
Buffalo
Suspension Ridge
Rollin EL Wilbur
Bethlehem
Chas
Lee
Cortland Street
A. W. Nonemachier
Balth Bethlehem
Sunday Train Schedules From Scranton to Nearby Points
Trains depart Scranton Sunday February 5 for Carbondale Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston Towesdale and Wilkes Barre with listed times and connections. Black Diamond Express appears for New York Philadelphia and western Lehigh Valley routes. Rates and exact departures vary by destination.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Pointe
Towesdale
Wilkes-Barre
FAO
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
A. m
Pennsylvania Railroad
WSS
Lehish Valle Rairoad
Beranton
North
South
Wilkes- Barre
United States
Canada
W. Bupdick
N. Me
New York to Lehigh Valley Rail Schedule Listing
Train timetable dated November 20, 19aa lists departures from Scranton and connections to Pittston Wilkes-Barre Lakewood Atlantic City and New York via express and local trains. It notes terminal connections at Liberty Street North River and South Ferry with through tickets to points south and west and remarks on elevated railroads ferries and transfer options. J WH OLHATESEN and H P BALDWIN are named general superintendent and general passenger agent.
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Lehigh and
Bucquehanna
New York
Libert Street
N. R
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Scrinton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Newark
Elizabeth
A. m
Enardes Reading Terminal
York
Mauchhank
Allentown
Bethleshem
Huston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Bethlehem
Cy. Me
Bundages
Ocean Grove
Readog
Lebanon
Harrisbore
Afentown
Pottsville
Liberty Street
North River
Whitetail Street
Broadway
Brooklyn
Staten Islands
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Reading Terminal
J. WH. Olhatesen
H. P. Baldwin
Trains Schedule Scranton Erie and Wyoming Valley
Time table in effect reports trains leaving Scranton for New York Newberg and intermediate Erie points at 7 0 a m and 2 25 p m. Arrivals to Scranton from these points occur at 10 03 a m 3 45 and 9 08 p m with connections to Hawley and local points.
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Scranton
New York
Newberg
Erie Railroad
Hawley
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Cuba
Ohio
Kenlers
Principles of the American Order of Steam Engineers
Wall Street Review
Protheroe & CO
Lackawanna
West Poaternly
Une
Byte Optimns Alow
Western Creamery
Malvec
Datio Jmiltation Creamery
Walle
Tate Faire
Clydke
Small
Mattie
Firm
Horge
Wie
Eete
Fiem
State and Pennesivania
Bie
Western Fresh
Valiye
Bouthorn
Labar & Fuller
Mae Board of Trade
Berwnton
Cotton
Alphiann
Tobacco Co
Steel & W
St. PM
Sant
Edeveneert
Mateos Pr
Atwel
Dil Gon
Leotricoa
VIS
T. Ly
Traction Tex
Misnouri Pacific Oy
Ny Nut, Ltd
Ares
Norfolk
Hird
Uitiity
West
Northern Pacific
Phila
Ening
PD & RR
Chicago Board OF Trade
Sis
Ian Lard
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Stoc
Pittsto
Firat Nationa Nie Rac
Cone Bimhuret Boulevarab
Hank
Formnion
Third National Bank
Throop Novelty Mfr
Seranton Rallway Co
Dime
Dis
Aognomy Bent
Eter Heat & Pow
Scranton Ahiminatin Wit Power Company
Cranton Vorging Ca
Oone
National Bank
Im Lacks
Amber Co
Trust
Ba Fe de Moosic Mountain Coal
Af Ito Scranton Paint Co
Ns Mlork & Boover
Am Clark & Snover
Carson Cont
Beranton Ankle Works U Ser
Iron Menee & Mfg
Uu Bonds
Scranton Pass
Fratine Tinmorqiee Leh
People’s Street Railway
People's Street Railway
Ceneral Mortgues
Dickowon. Manufacturing Ca
Mtv of Scranton
Mt. Vernon Coal
Beranton Axle Works
Wan Coreon Cowl Scranton Traction Co
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
New
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty
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Pullic
William A. Stone
TL. Byrh
L. G. McCauley
T. S. Eyre
M. H. Holgate
Soo
Quincy Avenue
M. TH. Holgate
Chuich Lot
Sia
M. TI
Halkate
Magleton Farm
Sterling
Holeate
M H. Holmate
M. i. Holate
M. i. Holeate
M. HL Holgate
M. H. Holxate
Penn Avenue
C. Reynolds
Meare Hock
Bala
Colfax Avenue
Herdwood Mini
Eta
Frank
Okell
Aesy Avenue
City Steam
People’s Exchange
Ripans Chemical Co
Scranton Tribune
I. J. Hitchcock
North Main Avenue
Tripp
Unique Fimbroidery Co
Fulton &J
Adams
Mr. Zurflieh
Harry Spencer
Stevens
Dilnmore
J. W. Guernsey
Jones Hios
Madison Avenue
Owens Brow
Madieon Avenue
Minorca
Laghorn
South Mainstreet
Bath
P. O
City
Poe
W. P
Tribune Offici
Relsmaan Brow
Spruce
Linsden M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
I. & Schutzer
Briggs
A. Briggs
Blake's Drug Store
Mulberry
L. T. Keyle
TM Quincy
Laula Snyder
Pickury Street
Cmi
Engich
Enok
Tribune Office
Putruim Street
Franklin Avenue
Keese Street
Ity Carrington & Cusack
Kieseler Court
Indy
Farrison Avenue
Stuation
Tatelina
Marion Street
Green Ridge
Lov
Edward WH. Davis
Connell
Bll
Walter
Lewis Hancock, Jr
Architel
Cor
Wash
Bcranton
Frederick L. Hrown
Price Tunlding
Cranton
T.T. Lacey
Traders’ National Bank
Lyman
Hoepitil
Wyoming
DR Hi, F. Reynolds
OPP
Laubach
Wyoming Ave
C. Snover
Con
Tolles
ELK Cafr
Prankun Avenue
Ponies Reasonable
Zfigler
Scranton House
J. J. & W. Pugerger
Victor Koch
Frank &, Boyle
Othaw
Uri
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Bundling
Jessup & Jessup
James W. Oakford
Attorney- AT
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Board of ‘Trade
Edward W. Thayer
Troome
Sid Noor
Meare Building
A. Watres
Board of Tracts
Cc. R. Pitcher
Commonwerlth
Paterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bante Building
C. Gomegys
Republican
A. WW
Bertholf
Mears
Suna
Mary A. Shepherd
Lindentreet
W. E Allen
L. M. Gates
Freas
L Amoreaux
Millberry
W. G. Rook
Linden Street
Reranton
Courke
Thomas L. Cann
Walter HL Buell
SEFOS
Goreens
Jos
Kurttel
Berenton
Misoclu, Aveous
Pavers Orchestra
J. Bauer
Wyoming Avenue
Hulberts
Mecgarger Brothers
Rinters
Washingtton Avenue
Pennsylvania
He ii Ia
GO. A. Hand
Scranton Gaw and Water Company
Slyde Park Gan Company
Sundy
Pittsburg
Hazie«ton
Norristown
Sunbury
Hiladelphia
Wood
J.B. Hutchinson
Lacka
Western
All Points
Faston
Trenton
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Eslemba
Corning
Daneville
Mound Morris
Nuffato
Northweast
Ninghamton
Sehomon
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Allcn
Richfield Spring
Northumberland
Wilken Harre
Plymouth
Bloomeburg
Dane Ville
Northe Umberand
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Haltimore
Los
Nantte
Kineton
Delaware and Hudson
Central Railroad of
New Jerasy
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Ntarip
Rchanton Division
Franklin
Weehawken
Caden Hancock
Starlight Pression Part
Winwood Poyotelie Reary
Ant “Me
Jalendale Forest Omy Carbdale White Bridge
Mayela
Dermya Archibald Wirtoneok
Vibe Park Place
Sarantou Ve Arrive
Algeal
Torte & Western
Cage Ie Ag
Gee
Ram Tee
T, Fite
Ote
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