Musical Alliance Opens Twelfth Annual Meeting at Factoryville
The Lackawanna and Wyoming Musical Alliance opened its twelfth annual gathering in the Factoryville Methodist church despite bad weather. Director S. S. Meyers of Cleveland led vocal culture and sight reading sessions as attendance rose from forty to over eighty with a grand concert and prize choir competition set for tonight.
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Factoryville
Lackawanna and Wyoming Muesical Alliance
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. N. Manchester
Sol
Meyers
Dalton
Waverly
Glenburn
Thomas Hall
Nicholson
L. N. Shields
Alliance
J. A. Sophia
Susquehanna
Closing Out All Wool Carpets and Papers Sale
A local ad announces a closing out sale of All Wool carpets and papers. The listing highlights medium inlay and top quality wool products offered with no other goods in the city.
Man Arrested For Stolen Brass From Rail Cars
Levi Mumford was arrested in Williamsport as he prepared to board a train to Philadelphia charged with receiving and selling stolen brass journal hooks from Pennsylvania and Philadelphia and Reading Railroad freight cars. A 16 pound box from a shipment was found to contain journals marked P R R. Officers found additional brass hidden on Mumford premises and he admitted involvement with a gang active on the two railroads for about two years.
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Williamsport
Levi Mumford
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and
Reading
Mumford
Revival Meetings At Metho Dist Church Draw Attention
Revival meetings in the Methodist Episcopal church led by Evangelist L Shellhorn attract good attendance. Shellhorn is described as an earnest speaker and listeners who attend once will likely return. Meetings are held every evening at 7 30.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Evangeliat L. Shellhorn
Shellhorn
Markets Snapshot Shows Mixed Wall Street Declines
New York investors faced net declines similar to yesterday with a wider price range. Sugar led gains for a period, while grangers and cenlors slipped. total daily volume reached 167,400 shares. Philadelphia wheat, corn and potato futures showed firm to higher bids with various contract months. Livestock and butter prices held steady amid mixed commodity activity.
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New York
William Linn
Ab Len «& CO
Mears Building
Repras
New York Produce Market Nov 17 Encounters Mixed Wheat and Grain
New York markets show flour firmer and fairly active across brands. Wheat futures rise with No 2 red afloat and No 1 northern Duluth and Manitoba quotes lifting. Corn and oats firming with steady to higher terms, while butter cheese and meat produce hold steady or firm. Chicago futures also begin with varied wheat activity as trading opens.
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Philadelphia
Dember
Pennsylvania
Ucks
New York
Duluth
Tige
Manitoba
Northwest
Alr
Aloaf
Steadier
Clowe
Byasde
J White
Mige
White
Wyagge
Weaterl
Bugatic
Track
Hatlc
Watse
Elgins
Tate Dairy
Crewmary
Maudie
Mixed 19th century price quotations headline
The fragment lists cash quotations for flour and commodities with values for wheat corn oats barley and related products. Prices for lard pork whisky and timothy show varied market figures and receipts and shipments of multiple grain bars. The text reflects a historical financial market snapshot with many unreadable or garbled names and figures.
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Basie
Mallee
Mtynshaste
Park
Jennery
Cattle Market Prices Note Varied Ranges Across Chicago
In Chicago on November 17 livestock quotes show active cattle trading with ranges from 4.00 to 8.00 per hundred pounds for steers and larger figures for cows and heifers. Stockers, feeders, and western range cattle posted mixed prices, with sheep at about 7 to 12 dollars per head and total head counts around 30,000 for sheep.
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Chicago
East Liberty Cattle Market Prices Report
East Liberty Pa Nov 17 cattle market steady with prime at 1.70 and common at 1.50 to 1.70. Bulls stags and cows range to 3.50. Sheep firm with common to good 4.40 to 6.35. yearlings and lambs 8.00 to 14.40. calves 4.00 to 7.00.
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East Liberty
East Buffalo Market Report Highlights Livestock Values
East Buffalo NY market notes show steadier demand for hogs and sheep with strong bids on lambs and wethers. Prices listed reflect choices from hogs to ewes and lambs, indicating a stable trading session despite varied categories.
New York Live rock sales report fragment
The clipping lists various live stock prices and descriptors from New York on November 17. It mentions Boevera-Steady native steers and steers priced around 2.5 to 5.0, bulls, sheep and lambs with mixed prices, and Hoge-Steady entries priced near 3.00. The legible items show market quotes but many words are garbled.
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New York
Oil Worker Update on Certificates and Barrels
A Nov 17 report from OW City Pa notes credit helances and certificates offered at various facilities. Keys include mention of barrels and claimed outputs of 7ehljn ments and 4d barrels, reflecting ongoing industrial activity.
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OW City
Uptor Lehigh elects deputy provhonotary amid local incident
Paul Dasel of Uptor Lehigh publicly aims to retain J. T. L. Sab as deputy provhonotary. A stove sifter accident injured Peter Krapm, 1 year old, during a noisy gathering. Michael Crimbe remaining driver of the hose cart clashed with the youths. In Kingston, William Gebler was robbed of 22 dollars a gold watch and his overcoat by four masked men. Davis and Mente observed two burglars near Sugar Notch and notified Noddy McQuire. robbers fled with two men holding revolvers, stealing about 15 dollars in registered letters before police found no clues.
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Paul Dasel
Uptor Lehigh
J. T. Ll. Sab
Peter Krapm
Kidder Street
Com Patou
Michael Cmibewiust
Tibewuer
Wiliam Gebler
Kingston
Abraham Davis
John Mente
Suger Notch
Nostoffies
Noddy McQuire
Davis
Melliniy
McCuire
Hureiare
McGinty
Lehigh Valley
Davia
Sugar Notch
Daiitel Lewis
John McGrane
Death follows triumph as hotel union head collapses
Austin Pryor, 45, newly elected president of the Hotel Brotherhood of the United States, collapsed at the organization’s headquarters in Philadelphia while receiving congratulations. The annual meeting had just concluded and Pryor’s election was announced before he fell unconscious. Death was attributed to heart disease.
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Philadelphia
Austin Pryor
Hotel Brotherhood of the
United States
Brotherhood
Pryor
Pardon Refused for Alex Herkman in Homestead Case
Harrisburg November 17. The board of pardons rejected the pardon application of Alex Herkman the anarchist who attempted to kill Henry Frick during the Homestead troubles.
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Harrisburg
Board of Pardons Today
Alex Herkman
Henry Frick
Big Shoe sale offers footwear at prices far lower than competitors
Uncleared text describes a retail shoe promotion promising very low prices on a wide range of footwear. It touts spot cash buying from manufacturers to cut costs and pass savings to customers, listing thousands of pairs across men women and children with deep discounts from 39c to several dollars.
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America
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