Anthracite coal talks stir railroads and politics
Circulating reports place Philadelphia meetings with Maxwell Wilbur Har ra and Roberts amid efforts to fix freight rates and settle coal disputes. Papers note Wanamaker’s Lehigh Valley bid, potential stock holder action, and resignations at Coxe interests as rail lines adjust to easing or escalating tensions amid idled mines and new Reading railroad coal route openings.
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Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroads
the Inquirer
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New York
Great Coal Railroad
McLeod
United Action
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Mr. Wanamaker
Philadelphia Presse
John Wanamaker
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Scrantonians
Chicago
Leesport
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Miller
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Dubuque
Philadelphia Inquirer
Buffalo Dispatch
Lawall
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
New England
Lackawanna
Inc
Tidewater
Reading Railroad
van Wickie Coal Company
Tamaqua, Haxleton and Northern
Audenried
Coxecon
Stock Exchange tone lifts after government sales report
United Press reports a firmer opening on the New York Stock Exchange with gains around 2 percent in active issues as readings show the government sale strength. Northwest weakness gave way to a broad rebound with notable advances in Lake Shore and widespread price movements across the daily list.
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United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
Reading
Northwest
Lake Shore
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
New York Produce Market Prices Report
New York Produce Market reports mixed activity across grains and meats. Wheat and corn show dull to steady prices while oats and November options ease. beef and butter remain largely quiet with lard steady and cheese firm amid regional price variations.
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Ohio
Indiana
Graham
New York
United Press
Chicago
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Mla Maye
Siadle
White State
Western Steam
State Dairy
Pennsylvania
Western Dairy
State
Saturday Tribune Sheet Version Sold At Stores
A note advertises a larger Saturday Tribune sheet sold in stores for thirty cents to one dollar, with the price the same as smaller formats. Readers are urged to order in advance due to the larger issue.
Notices and Classifieds from Scranton Ad Pages
Sizable ad mix includes employment circulars for sales positions with stamping and mail responses, furnished rental listings at 40 Wremlag avenue, six room house rental near Was Lackawanna, and a Penn Syndicate hall rental. Public notices announce Capouss avenue sewer assessment hearing led by City Engineer Joseph P. Phillips with date set for December 1.
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Capouss Avenue
Gree Ridge
Marion Street
Hewor
City of Beranton
Pac
Capouss
A. D
Offley
Scranton
Decie
Joseph P. Phillips
Me do por caso southern
Me do por caso southern appears as a fragmentary text snippet with unclear context and no discernible events, names, or dates to summarize into a concrete news item. The readable portion lacks a coherent subject or action suitable for a factual card.
Toledo Grain Market Report Surges and Slumps Across Commodities
At Toledo on November 2, grain and livestock prices show mixed activity. Wheat receipts rise as prices for No 2 red and No 3 red fluctuate, while corn shipments total 10 000 bushels with a dull market. Buffalo reports cattle receipts and a generally weak market for feeders, with hogs strong for Yorkers but steady for others. Sheep and lambs receipts reach 4 000, with lambs mixed toward the top but common stock values lagging.
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The
United Press
Toledo
Bayer
Buffalo
Canada
Best
S.shad
Cattle and hog markets mixed as receipts rise
From Chicago curb, cattle receipts reach 00 head with the market steady. Hogs show 20,000 head received and market closes steady to firm with heavy weights around 4.65. Sheep receipts near 1,000 head and market steady to inferior grades, lambs about 2.75 to 3.75 per head.
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The
United Press
Chicago
Philadelphia Tallow Prices Rise in Market Report
Philadelphia market notes tallow firm and higher with city prime at 44e per unit and country prime in various forms. Oil price unchanged as the market closes with mixed denominations and commodity terms listed for tallow, melted fats, and grease.
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Philadelphia
The
United Press
City
Inchida
Reprint relic listed for sale and help wanted ads
The short notice advertises a Frank Leslie's Illustrated Week relic reprint for $1.50 with monthly prepaid delivery and offers bound pamphlets and magazines at The Trimuxn office. It also lists several help wanted notices including a day laborer, a 16 year old boy for office work, a washer or canner by day, and a meat business worker seeking employment with references.
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Frank Leslie
Jal
Express Complete
MOODY
Gibson Shred
Scranton
Trimuxn
H. A
Tribune Office
Pumping Coal to Market A Plan to Cut Costs
The New York Sun describes a method to crush coal, mix with water, and pump it to market at about one tenth the rail cost. The plan aims to utilize waste culm, reduce slack coal, and wash impurities for added value, with moist coal stored under water to prevent spontaneous combustion until sale.
Platinum Scarce As Only Six Tons Known In Existence
The Baltimore American notes platinum is extremely rare with only about six tons commercially available. It is indispensable for glow electrical lamps due to exceptional conductivity, driving steep price rises and prompting calls for substitutes or glass innovations. A potential bonanza awaits inventive developers.
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Baltimore American
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