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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1900

Page

4

Universal Peace Union Calls for Conference to End Pennsylvania Strike

The Universal Peace Union urges mine operators miners and railroad leaders to form delegates for a mediation conference at its Philadelphia offices to settle disputes and resume work. It offers arbitration services and presents cardinal principles governing capital and labor for fair contracts and peaceful settlement.

The Universal Peace Union Tabor Pennsylvania Peace Union Arch Street Logan Building Philadelphia Henry William N. Ashmann George D. Boardman Van Thomas J. Whitney Cyrus D. Foas George G. Mercer Thomas Walter Alfred WH. Love Alfred N. Love Daniel Ratcheller

Dickson Manufacturing Prepares Shipments From Penn Avenue Shops

The Dickson Manufacturing company plans to ship two lifting hoisting engines and a fan engine to Dominion Coal at Glace Bay Nova Scotia. A 600 horsepower vertical compound electrical engine is under construction for Metropolitan Electric of Reading. A blowing engine for Lackawanna Iron and Steel at Buffalo is also being erected. Several smaller contracts are underway and shop activity is brisk.

Dickson Manufacturing Company Penn Avenue Dominion Coal Company Glace Tay Cape Briton Nova Scotia Metropolitan Electric Company Reading Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company Buffalo

Locomotive Officials Visit City From Major Railroads

W. C. Hayes, locomotive superintendent for the Baltimore and Ohio, arrives in the city to meet General Superintendent T. B. Clarke and I. Lloyd, superintendent of motive power at Lackawanna. Hayes is known as an expert in locomotive operation and fuel efficiency and as an instructor in locomotive care.

W. C. Hayes Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore City T, Be, Clarke Llroyd Lackawanna Railroad Mr. Hayes

Toledo hostess visits as rail group news unfolds

Mrs J H Moore of Toledo brand president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors spent several days in the city and was hosted by local members. The New York Central announces stock purchases of rail lines including Lake Erie and Western Big Four Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and St Louis and Chesapeake and Ohio.

J. H. Moore Toledo Ohio Ladies’ Auxiliary New York Central Lake Erie Weston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Bt. Louis Big Four Cheqaake

Hopbottom Briefs Note Fair Attendance and Local Moves

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Hopbottom reports Mr and Mrs FR M Tiffany attended the Binghamton fair. Mrs N M Finn has suffered a relapse and is quite low. Mrs William Ainey assists in care. Miss Marion Titus and Lottie Bryan accompany Wilmarth and Yeomans at Heart Lake. Mrs Sarah Carpenter of Hallstead visits Mrs Finn. Charles Reynolds and family relocate to Conklin Center for beet sugar factory work.

Susquehanna County Notes Life and Oddities

Susquehanna County items report a farmer's son Bob Winthrop recovering from unknown illness after an Indian doctor pulled a live frog from his stomach. Also noted are social hops canceled, a marriage at St. John's Church, a lectureship by Prof. Byron W. King, drought and water scares, a temperance union gathering, and a boy Sam Hapgood catching a fox by hand after a chase along the Delaware and Hudson line.

Scranton Tribune Susquehanna Bill Winthrop Brookdale Bob Frookdale St. John's Catholic Church P. W. Broderick John J. Dougherty Mabelle Rose Perry Byron W. King Pittsburg Hogan Opera House Grace Episcopal Church of Oakland Women's Christian Temnerance Union Susquehanna County New Milford Columbia Grove Sam Hapgood State Line Reynard Delaware and Hudson Young Hapgard Whitney

Market Gains Marked by Irregular Trade On Oct Markets

New York stocks rose as professional operators pushed select issues in a shifting market. Steel and iron groups led advances with notable gains in coal and railroad shares while sugar and utility issues saw large but unsettled dealings. Total sales reached about 7,000 shares with irregular activity in bonds.

New York Thi Mae Steel Iro Up National Ater Tin Plete Ling Iinck Stock Exchange U. S&s

Thieves Raid Vatican Safes in Rome Burglary

Italian police probe a Vatican burglary where a safe was forced and securities valued at 457,000 lire plus other silver were stolen. Four suspects are tied to the case and one man was arrested. The Vatican was warned in July last year of such a plan. The stolen items reportedly come from the pope’s private funds, not the Apostolic palace.

Associated Press Rome Vatican Apostolic Palace

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised for Generations

Historical ad copy touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy used for over fifty years by Mill Jones of Mothers for children. It claims to soothe the child, ease gums, quiet colic, and cure diarrhea with worldwide popularity, priced at twenty five cents.

Mill Jone Mrs Winslow

Market note on dairy and cheese products at local creamery

A corrected item lists various dairy products such as cream, cheese and butter with prices including Flow-Hest patent at $1.60. The excerpt mentions places and terms like Hiller-Creamiery and nearby state references, though many words are garbled.

Hiller—Creamiery Euus

Wheat and commodity market notes from Philadelphia

Philadelphia market report lists mixed wheat futures with some price firmness and nearby gains. Corn remains steady with mixed conditions. sugar and cotton show little change while live poultry and bread products offer modest activity. Receipts include 000 barrels flour and 1 500 000 pounds in sacks. grain shipments total 6 000 bushels wheat 5000 corn and 2 690 oats.

Westerm -Creaiers Egis Bedin New York Ehlehend Alte Western

New York Flour and Grain Prices Drift on dull Market

Wheat and corn futures show weakness as options trade slowly and spot markets remain quiet. Prices for No 2 red winter and other grain types drift with minimal activity and limited gains despite occasional fluctuations across elevators and creameries.

New York Avutor Ushutter Crowners Tulle Jiine Cremmery Tyga Iestitution Creamery Mloaltme State Datie Kage Weeltern

Market Quotation Notes From Chicago Cash Wheat and Corn

Irregular price movement toward end as October pork strength influences trading. Cash grain quotes list various futures categories for flour, spring wheat, red and white corn, oats, rye, flax, and timothy with prices and ranges. Whiskey and other commodities show minor values.

Timothy Park Umugwe

Chicago Live Stock Market Report October 5

Chicago stock market recap reports cattle and hog receipts with shifts in prices. Natives bring top bids near 45.00 for prime cattle. mixed stockers and cows show mixed declines. Texas fed cattle and bulls priced around 4.50 to 4.25, with heavy bales and butcher grades noted. Sheep and lambs see slower sales and modest gains. overall activity lighter than prior sessions, with totals of thousands in receipts and leftovers awaiting tomorrow's market.

Chicago

Cattle and sheep market notes with mixed prices and exports

Market report shows cattle and sheep trade with varied demand. Prices listed include several carloads and per head figures, with export prospects mentioned and some entries unclear. Firms report steady to firm tone and different grades from good to choice.

Lamba Howe Iqalet Fotis Lda

Noisy Market Report With Mixed Livestock Figures

New York market notes show varied livestock pricing and items listed such as cows oxen calves steers and hogs with unclear figures and several transcription errors. Despite the garbled text the record hints at cattle calves steers sheep hogs and mixed lots with prices and quantities loosely mentioned.

New York

Unclear cattle market terms and figures surface in clipping

Fragmentary OCR listing appears to describe cattle prices and lots with terms like prime mediane heavy workers and various dollar amounts. Readable items include sheep, lambs, calves and roughs with several numeric prices, but the text lacks cohesive structure or full context.

Kawt Liberty

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claimed Constitutional Remedy

An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for any uncurable case, and urges readers to send for circulars and testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills as best.

Toledo Ohio FP. J Oueney & CO Hall Fuhrantes Nervita Oe Eal Co Clinton & Jackson Sts Chicago Ill McGarran & Thomas Giste Lackawarepa Ave Bcranton

Hosiery stock offers wide selection for all ages

A local retailer touts a large assortment of stockings for men women and children. Prices include women's stockings at 25c a pair and 39c per pair for Lisle Thread designs, men’s black half hose at 19c a pair and 1.00 per half dozen, and children’s ribbed cotton at 12 1/4c a pair.

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