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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1898

Page

3

Spain Now Asks For More Time In Cuban Struggle

Spain requests more time delaying immediate evacuation as American and Spanish commissions fail to agree. General Blanco suspends order to disband provisional battalion while Cuban leaders and U S officials exchange notes. Reports detail arrivals, visits, and ongoing Cuban independence efforts.

Blanco Havana United States Trocha Hotel Vedade Washington Matansas Lordas Sampson Burmpeon Pedro Diaz Pinar del Rio Juan Gilberts Gomes Garcia Galixto Garcia Pinilios Charles W. Gould New York Department of Justice United States Military Commission Supreme Court Cuba Sanct? Spiritus Santa Clara Santiago Maximo Gomez Special Commission Col. Rowan A. F. Parker Manrique de Lara Tunas de Hasa Santander Hamburg

Fatal Fire in Poughkeepsie Claims Child and Sparks Rescue

Fire at the Newman home in Poughkeepsie New York killed five year old Frank Newman from suffocation. Mrs Newman and the other four children were awakened by fumes and thrown from a second floor window to a neighbor’s aid. The grandfather, aged about seventy, fled and attempted to jump into the Hudson in a suspected accidental blaze starting by a match or lamp.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Frank Newman William Newman Newman Frank Howe Hudson River

Man with Record Nose Admitted To Bellevue Hospital

Richard Smith a 22 year old woodcutter arrived at Bellevue hospital with Dr. George E Maurer after traveling from Lewis county. His nose measures eight inches long and is described as unusually large and thick. Maurer, visiting from Adirondacks, suggested surgery to reduce it. Smith says his mother was struck on the nose by his father before his birth.

New York Richard Smith Bellevue Hospital George E. Maurer Fitehach Lee Smith Maurer Adirondacks Lewis County Petlevie Hospital

Endeavorers Begin Second Day at Harrisburg Convention

Harrisburg October 5 The second day of the state Christian Endeavor convention opened with a union prayer meeting led by Rev J A Holl enbaugh of Altoona A quiet hour service followed at Market Square Presbyterian Church led by Thev Charles E Tobinson Foranton Morning reports were considered from department commanders including Cor responding secretary Thomas R Patton of Philadelphia and superintendents Cordelia Jamison Beltzhoover W J Romig Rev Edwin H Romig and Rev Charles A Oliver There were seven simultaneous conferences on Christian Citizenship with leaders from Shippensburg New Castle and Philadelphia More than 4 000 visitors and delegates attended and evangelistic services were held citywide and at Steclton and Camp Meade This afternoon Rev Dr A B Philputt of Indianapolis spoke on Fundamentals of Christian Endeavor and the regular business session is scheduled.

Harrisburg State Christian Endeavor Convention J. A. Hollenbaugh Altoona Market Square Presbyterian Church Charch Thev Charles E. Tobinson Foranton Thomas KR. Pattom Philadelphia Cordelia A. Jamison Beltzhoover W. J. Lahman Allegheny Edwin WH. Romig Lebanon Charles A. Oliver York W. J. Coffey Shippensburg M. W. Leslie New Case Camp Meade A. B. Philputt Indianapolis

Poverty Not Divorce Cause

In St Louis Oct 5 the court of appeals set aside the divorce from Springfield Missouri of Mrs Isabella Campbell and William Campbell. Judge Bland ruled desertion and general indignities not proven and noted the husband was poor while the wife held $10000 in property and a fixed income of 60 a month. He said poverty cannot be a legal ground for divorce in Missouri.

St. Louis Court of Appeals Bland Springfield Isabella Campbell William ©. Campbell Campbell Missouri

Mastodons in the Klondike Reported by Alberta Man

Alexander Stafford of Lethbridge returns from the Klondike with finds from his claim including tusks nearly ten feet long and seven inches in diameter and a hip bone socket eight inches across, indicating mammoths and mastodons.

Vancouver B. C Alexander Stafford Lethbridge Alberta Klondike

Sugar market wobble as refiners face price cuts

On October 5 in New York speculative interest centered on the American Sugar Refining Co as price cuts spurred dealers to expect further declines. The day saw an uneasy trading pattern with a late rally in sugar despite a 3 point drop to 14. Total volume reached 402,055 shares amid wider market firmness and renewed support from open buying in other industries.

New York American Sugar Refining Company Wall Street William Linn Allen & CO Mears Building

For Rent and Sale Notices in The People's Exchange

Rent furnished rooms at 61 Washington avenues with light housekeeping and a large parlor for a physician. Also desk room on second floor front and room 15 for coal exchange. Sale of a Schubert piano, a Payne center ornament and ten Ridpans for sale at druggists. apply at this office.

Washington Avenues Coal Exchange Murr Payne Center

City scavenger A B Briggs cleans privy vaults and cess pools

A B Briggs, proprietor, advertises cleaning of privy vaults and cess pools with improved pump. Orders taken at 10 North Main Avenue or Elcke's Drug Store at Adams and Mulberry. Telephone listed.

A.B. Briggs A. Briggs Main Avenue Elcke Adams and Mulberry

Philadelphia Markets Close Mixed on Wheat Corn and Butter

Wheat contracts firm for October and No 2 mixed corn while oats remain weak to steady. Butter and cheese steady with several grade prices. Cotton unchanged and live poultry steady with various fowl and egg prices. Receipts show flour 4090 barrels and 13000 sacks, wheat 77000 bushels, corn 91000 bushels, oats 6000 bushels. wheat shipments 4000 bushels, corn 267000 bushels, oats 45000 bushels.

Philadelphia Ang Ue

Commodity Prices in New York Market Report

New York prices show steady or firm tones across grains and dairy. Flour is steady for low grade winter while wheat spot and futures open steady and close mixed. corn oats and oats futures firm to dull amid favorable cables and activity among shorts. Butter cheese and creamery products hold firm with varied quotes. tallow remains steady.

New York C. B Duluth Giye Manitoba Shorts Yatsc Otyaldtec Aadl Iitye Jia Tike Western Creamery Sigalige Maltec State Dairy Malie State Pennsylvania Western

Grain futures climb on outside markets and higher foreign demand

Chicago trading shows outside market strength and foreign buying lifting commodity prices. December wheat gains while corn and oats rise. provisions hold near unchanged. Cash quotes list varied grain and livestock prices with pork, lard, and sugar noted among futures-affected moves.

Chicago Timothy Alec

Chicago Live Stock market recap and cattle hogs prices

Chicago price report October 5 shows cattle receipts 15 percent, hogs 72 000 head, sheep 17 000 head. Bulls veal calves and sheep and lambs saw varied bids with native and western stock, while hogs moved actively at several quoted levels.

Chicago MSA

Market Report New York Livestock Prices Decline and Steady

In New York on Oct i the cattle market shows slow to steady trends. Heeves and steers remain steady with some increases, vealers hold around 4 to 4.9 as calves rise to 12.0 13.0 in western markets. Sheep and lambs stay firm while hogs are lower. Bulls and cows move within midrange figures.

New York

East Buffalo Sheep and Cattle Market Report

East Buffalo listings show calf and sheep quality ranges with prices. Calves and mixed sheep fetch from good to extra and common to fair, with prices around 4.00 to 6.00 per unit and heavier stock near 9.95.

East Buffalo

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Credited For Croup Relief

J M Nickle of Nickle Bron vendors Nickleville Pa reports two children suffer croup attacks but Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents them. He calls it a household necessity and praises its superiority over other medicines. Sold by all druggists Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.

Chamberlain J. M. Nickle Nickle Bron Nickleville Matthews Bros

SITUATION WANTED ADS FROM SCRANTON TRIBUNE PAGE

Multiple help wanted notices and personal ads list individuals seeking work in fields such as sales, teamster, barbering, house cleaning, child care, janitorial, plumbing, house keeping, and specialized medical staff. Names include Mary, Max Newman, L B Han, B, X 100, D B Stitt, E, A W Bertholf, Mary A Shepherd, Drs W Allen Dr Freas Dr Gates Dr Trapold W Lamoreaux Dr S S Roork, and locations in Scranton Pennsylvania with addresses and references provided. The item also advertises local businesses like Seeds Clark Co and Wire Screens Jos Kuettel and School of the Lackawanna.

A Cheerful Hollow Delights Critics At Academy

Leading critics call Blondell and Fennessy’s musical farce a masterpiece of color merriment and rhythm. The show will run at the Academy Thursday Friday and Saturday with matinees Friday and Saturday.

Blondell & Fennessy The Academy

High Roller Girls at Gaiety Theater This Week

The High Roller Girls and a cast of comedians perform at the Gaiety Theater for one week starting Ort 10. Manager Van Osten delays matinees, opening with a full evening production. Readers are promised splendor, music, and lively dance in a lavish show inspired by New York and Paris.

New Gaiety Theater New York Pariy van Osten

Shoes blown to pieces land in Washington Avenue store

Fragmented news item reports a naval battle scene described as lands and Grenwtoet naval clash resulting in debris landing near a shoe store on Washington avenue. It lists prices for ladies shoes and mens footwear, then notes Bauer's Orchestra and Megargee Brothers services in Scranton Pennsylvania.

Philippine

Scranton Time Table Highlights Diverse Express Trains

Train departures list from Scranton include routes to New York Boston Philadelphia Buffalo and various regional points with multiple daily express and accommodation services. Key connections noted at Buffalo Northumberland and Northumberland for Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore and the South. Pullman cars available on all express trains. Bicycle?

Scranton New York Eust Faston Trenton Philadelphia Manunka Chunk Bingham Utica Richfeld Springs Ithaca Northumberland Pittston Wilkes Barre Plymouth Bloomsburg Danville Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore Washington

Sunday Rail Schedule With Trains From Scranton

Sunday schedules list departure times from Scranton to Carbondale Albany Honesdale Wilkes Barre and New York via Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroads. Weekend arrivals from Carbondale Wilkes Barre and western points are shown with multiple daily times and Sunday limits.

Ord Scranton Carbondale Albany Saratone Borsee Ae England Polnw Honesdale Wilkes- Harre Mit New York Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad Pennsylvania Natley Wilkes-Barre Ane Bar United States Ae Vanada A Weardick N.Y RG Knoss

Lehigh and Susquehanna trains to New York timetable update

Timetable details for Lehigh and Susquehanna division show trains from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes-Barre and beyond with multiple daily departures in both directions. Express services to New York Newark Elizabeth and Philadelphia via Reading Terminal connect with ferry and elevated rail lines at Liberty Street North River. Through tickets to all points west and south available at station. J H Olhausen and H P Baldwin cited.

Scranton Philadelphia New York Pittston iikes-Barre White Haven Hazleton Potteville Principe Pointe BD & Hor Bethlehem Easton Reading Hars Risburg Fae ii H.R. R Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Principer Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago Ml RR Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Barre Philladelphia Rollin Wilbabur Chas LER Cortlandt Street A. W. Nonemacher South Bethlehem Liberty Street N. PR South Ferry Whitehall Street Eprfiec Mountain Park Lakewood Atlantic City Newark Elizabeth Reading Terminal Mauch Chunk Allentown Huston Baltimore Washington Long Branch Quean Grove Lebanon Harrisbore Pottsville North River Brooklyn Staten Hinds Grand Central Depot Long Island Railroad

Scranton Erie and Wyoming Valley Rail Schedule 1688

Time table in effect for August 1st 1688 lists trains from Scranton to New York Newburgh and intermediate Erie railroad points at 7 03 am and 2 23 pm. Arrival from these points at Scranton is 10 23 am and 3 15 pm and 4 08 pm.

Scranton New York Newburg Erie Railroad Kawley

Baseball Scores From A Busy World Series Day

Washington defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a tight game while Pittsburg played unclear results and Saint Louis trailed. The day featured multiple matchups with key pitchers and late innings shaping the standings.

Football Scores From Recent Games

Syracuse edged Amherst 4 to 0 while Princeton routed Stevens Institute 42 to 0 and Washington and Jefferson defeated Lafayette 16 to 0.

Rnell Syracuse Ale Amherst Princeton Stevens’ Institute Washington and Jeffereen Lafayette

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Spain Endeavorers Dr. Robinson Mastadons Wall Street Review Bath Re'g Co Atehison Seamer Atehison Tobaced Co Tate Thitimore Ohio Rkivyn Ry Bay State Canada New Naty B&q Chile Mil St. P Wits Che R. 1 Paw Wilig A & St Willy Nash Manhattan Caette Kan Tex Pr Missouri Pacific National Southern Pacific Aw Pac Mail C&r Union Pac Lealjer Wabash Western Union Wheeling & L F Hon & Ohio— Met, Traction Co Chicago Grain Market Seane Cscves Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co First National Bank O.eneenes Elmhurst Boulevard Scranton Savings Bank Fcranton Packing Co Lacka, Iron & Steel Co Wevereve Third National Bank Ane Throp Novelty Mfg Scranton Railway Co Bee Dime Feat One Scranton Iluminating, Heat & Power Company Esccveee Oon Ovens Scranton Forging Co People’s Exchange Linden Street H. A. Kaufhold Adams Bend Ripons Chemical Co Quincy Ziegler & Co Locust Street Jefferson Avenue Mra. C Woolworth Finley's Colfax Avenue T. Okell Broadway New York City MOENY Brown Meara Building Petersburg Bender Lake Street G. W. Hessler Green Ridge Street Chiropodist Hetzel Lackawanna Avenue J. T. Keller S.c Helen Buchanan Washington Avenue Traders’ National Bank Luck, Trust & Safe Cop. Co Moosic Mountain Coal Co Scranton Paint Co Scranton Pass Derereers People's Street Railway People’s Street Railway Oor Dickson Manufacturing Co Lacka Townehip School City of Scranton St New Orange Union Township Wawanapee Lake Association Traction Companies Wewonna Dennis Long D. B. Wade A. M. Woodruff James W. Higgins Union N. C Lewis H. Wade C. M. Tompkins Elizabeth Daily Journal Chicago Produce Market Buffalo Live Tribune Office Tribune Max Newman Kimmet Street Franklin Avenue L. B Han, Sumner Avenue Cure ‘Tribune Taylor Avenue City Raymond Court T. B. Stitt Kreseter Court Edward H. Davis Connell Building B. L. Walter Frederick L. Brown Price Building Lacky & Bon, Architects the ‘Traders’ National Bank J.C. Lyman Scranton Private Hospital Cor, Wyoming Mulrry F. Reynolds P.O C. C. Laubach Wyoming Ave Snover TOLLE Spruch Street ELK Cafe Raton Reasonable P. Zeigler Scranton House Victor Koch Frank F&, Boyle Burruilding Okell & Dunn Ll Coal Exchange Boranton Willard Warren & Knapp Theublican Building Branton Eet erTyTes James H. Torrey Commonwealth Building Jessup & Jessup James W. Oakford Board of Trade Replogle Spruce Street Jas J. H. Hamilton Edward W. Thayer Mears L. A. Watres Ne Board of Trade Seranton Pitcher Patterson & Wilcox Traders National Bank Comegys Republican Building A. W. Bertholf, Atty. Mearside Gable Washburn Street Eng Physicians and Surgeons DR. G I.frey Scranton Savings Bank Building Wyoming Avenue Mary A. Shepherd M.D Homeopathiat Adams Avenue DR. W. & Allen North KR. Trapold C. "S. Freas W. G. Rook Lindena Street BR. Clark & CO Green House North Main Avenue High Rollers Bauer R. J. Baer Hulbert Megargee Brothers Nanticoke Kington M. L. Smith Dikket Te Ee Pennsylvania Railroad Sunbury Pittsburg the Wear Norristown Pitta+burg West Altimore Pitteburg J. R. Wood Gen’ Pass J.B. Hutchinson Lehigh Valley Railroad System Delaware and Hudson Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division Erie and Wyoming Valley Spa EE Schanton Ie Bas Franklin O. Fultaroft Dasadtoas Baseball Louis
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