Arms Debate Over Cuban Troops Disarmament
Washington May 10 Secretary Alger rejects claims that President McKinley countermanded General Brooke's order. The plan calls for disarming Cuban troops and placing weapons under U S army or Cuban mayor custody. Brooke seeks guidance after Cuban leaders resist. President to discuss with cabinet before deciding further action.
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Plot to burn Cotner university buildings investigated
Lincoln reports a teacher at Cotner University was found bound and unconscious in a fourth floor room after overhearing two men plotting to burn the college. She recalled two men planning to bury the edifice and being attacked when discovered. Recent fires at two campus buildings are mentioned with insurance concerns.
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Cotner University
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Young Men Shun Ministry in Episcopal Council
Bishop Whittle told the Richmond Episcopal council that worldliness rises as he lamented a record low in holy orders with far fewer young men seeking ministry than in the past. He urged renewed vigor in church life and vocations during the May gathering in Richmond.
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Whittle
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Preparing for the ministry of our church
The speaker laments the shortage of candidates from cities and towns and warns that reliance on rural parishes may fail. He calls the situation sad and alarming as he contemplates the possible end.
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Chicago Board of Trade Seeks Immediate Abrogation of Conners Contract
The Chicago board of trade directors resolved that Conners contract with the Lake Carriers' Association should be immediately abrogated and that normal Great Lakes transportation and unloading conditions at Buffalo should be instantly restored. The resolutions were telegraphed to Buffalo parties in interest.
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Ten Dollar Bill Saved McMann From Bullet
In New York at Hill's hotel cafe on Duane Street, John Farley fired a pistol at Robert McMann after being ejected. The bullet struck McMann but lodged in a ten dollar bill inside his pocketbook, which stopped the shot. No lawyer was present for McMann.
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Women Missionary Convention in Lackawanna Presbytery
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Lackawanna presbytery held its annual convention in Montrose district on Thursday. Mise Le Grange spoke from Syria, Mrs. Doolittle became president, Mrs. Harms vice president, and a teachers' exam was scheduled for June 16. A firemen's minstrel was praised, with a show to Scranton on May 27 for firefighters.
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Syria
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Susquehanna
Seive
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Mre. Harms
Brandt, Pa
Wiliam Baldwin
Great Bend
Moxley
Halletead
Simrell
Bruslin
Chichester
Austin
Grogan
Scranton
New
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Harford
Harold Church
G. H. Johnson
Market Opens Roughly Steady Amid Mixed Trading
The May 14 market report notes a dull session with professional traders dominating activity. Luger, Brooklyn Transit and Flower Group led gains on short-seller demand while declines appeared late in the day. railroad bonds and new issues drew heavy institutional interest.
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Ame
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Market notes on stock quotes and broker comments
The report notes irregular trading and a dull clone with sharp fluctuations both up and down. Quotations are attributed to Carrington Cuback stock and bond brokers located at 1 Connell Building, Boran un.
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Philadelphia Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Stable Corn
Market notes from Philadelphia on May 14 describe Wheat firm but not advancing, Corn steady with no change, Oats shaded and mixed results, Sugars steady, Cotton unchanged, Tallow firm in city hogs and fat cattle, Live poultry and Dressed poultry showing steady demand, flour and grain receipts and shipments listed with specific bushel counts and sacks.
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New York Grain and Produce Market Report May 1
Market notes show flour generally firm with spot dullness for No 2 red and No 2 whites. Wheat futures closed mixed with May burl net advance and July to September steady. corn spot firm with no 2 yellow and nearby options quiet then steady with a late pickup in spot demand. dairy products listed with varied creamery and butter quality terms.
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Grain and Produce Market Report from Chicago May Day
Chicago grain and produce notes show apples and hints of prices amid a day of mixed trading. Wheat and corn moved within narrow ranges with declines in corn while pork futures and other meats rose on light demand and liquidation.
Chicago Cattle Prices Hold Firm Amid Strong Demand
Chicago market reports cattle supplies tightening as high demand supports prices for fancy and medium grade steers. Calves and hogs show steady to firm values while sheep and lambs rise on recent market strength.
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Market Notes From New York Livestock Prices
May 6 market update shows mixed cattle veal and hog prices with brisk demand for prime beef. Cows bring around 1 40 per pound, calves firm while veal ranges from poor to prime. Sheep and lambs show steady spring movement with prices cited per head and per hundredweight. Hog receipts total 18 head with growers paying about 15 to 20 dollars per head.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market Update
East Buffalo May 1 reports on cutile receipts and related livestock market activity with brief notes on prices and volume.
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The People's Exchange Listings and Local Services
Directory style listing from Scranton area describing veterinary services at Linden Street. Includes Scranton's Lackawanna Preparatory School outlines and contact details for various merchants and services such as printers, music for events, nursery stock, and a newspaper warehouse.
Wanted Help in Various Domestic and Labor Roles
A series of brief help wanted notices seeks a 2 year old? wrong. likely young man for general housework and light duties in small families. a reliable youth with good schooling for a position. a porter or porter-like worker. a fireman seeking work. a washer or washwoman available. a cook and housekeeper seeking hotel or private home work. all notices include contact addresses in various streets and cities.
East Liberty Cattle Market Report May 19
East Liberty market notes steady cattle prices with prime and heavy animals showing gains. Mediums and heavies listed with various bids. sheep and lamb categories described, calves traded as well.
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Credit balances and oil shipments report
Ouin May 1 report shows no bids on certificates and credit balances. It records oil shipments totaling an average 71,102 barrels with runs at 12 01 barrels and an average 0 219 barrels.
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Lehigh Valley Rail Timetable Details May 14
Railroad time tables list train names, routes, and intermediate stops from Wilkes-Barre to New York Philadelphia and beyond. It notes Pullman parlor cars, sleeping cars, and express trains including Black Diamond Express with Sundays and holiday schedules and reservations via Lackawanna lines.
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Wilkes- Barres
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Time table in effect shows trains leaving Scranton for New York Newbury and intermediate points at 7:03 am and 10:22 pm. Trains also serve Hawley and local points. Arrivals at Scranton occur at 10:08 am, 3:15 pm, and 9:08 pm.
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