Bryan Speaks in His Night Shirt on Michigan Campaign
William J. Bryan spent October 15 touring Michigan by rail delivering three speeches before 9 a.m. in St. Ignace Mackinaw City and Petoskey, heavily cheered by large crowds. Fans wore An Honest Dollar badges as Bryan attacked McKinley and bi metallism, and he pledged to keep up the campaign pace with daily work.
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Big Rapids
Mich
Wiliam J. Bryan
Michigan
St. Ignace
Straits of Mackinaw
Bryan
Straits
Mackinaw
Petonkey
Mr. Bryan
McKinley
Traverse City
Walton and
Lenton
Cadillac
Big Republican Rally in Columbus With Generals Alger Howard Sigel
In Columbus Indiana on October 15 a large Republican rally drew about 5 000 people to hear Generals R A Alger George Howard Franz Sigel and D F E Sickles. The party train arrived at 1240 P M and brief speeches were delivered from a flat car with General Sigel speaking and General Thomas A Stuart of Pennsylvania filling the appointment.
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Columbus
Ind
R. A. Alger
QO. O. Howard
Franz Sigel
D. F E. Sickles
Sigel
Thomas A. Stuart
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Holds Eleventh Conference Start
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew convened its eleventh annual conference in Pittsburg Pennsylvania with delegates and visitors arriving. Rt Rev Cortean Whitehead delivered the charge at Trinity Church at 10 30 this morning and a committee met at Carnegie Music Hall at 2 30 for organization led by H D English.
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Flension
Pittsburg
Brotherhood of St. Andrew's Association
Protestant Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Cortean Whitehead
Pitts
Carnegie Music Hall
H. D. English
Pittsburg Hosts Welcome for St Andrew Brotherhood Visitors
The Pittsburg local council and Hon H P Ford mayor welcomed visitors to the city. An 8 pm devotional at Trinity church conducted by Rev John Williams of Omaha. The 1897 convention will be in Buffalo NY as an international meeting with a 1898 invite to Baltimore. The council reports thirty more chapters this year with some lapses and a treasury balance of 1073 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
H. P. Ford
Trinity
Progress of the Jeffersonian Democrats in Pennsylvania
William B. Given of the National Democratic party mailed an address to 150 000 Pennsylvania voters denouncing Chicago platform principles and Pennsylvania actions, urging support for Palmer Buckner and the Indianapolis platform. He notes legal use of the Jeffersonian party name for their statewide campaign with congressional at large candidates and a full electoral ticket on the official ballot.
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Philadelphia
William B. Given
National Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Allentown
Palmer
Buckner
Indianapolis
Given
National Democracy
Jeffersonian Party
Jefersinian
Ohio Steel receives conditional order tied to election
A large conditional order for sheet bars from the Mc Culloch Tron receivers of Wilmington Delaware hinges on Bryan's election. The Ohio Steel company booked the order as a contingent purchase for November and December, cancellable by either party if Bryan wins. The move reflects business unease with potential political change and stagnation.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Bryan
Ohio Steel Company
McCulloch Tron Company
Wilmington
Del
Ryan
Sabbath School Session Opens in Carlisle
The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School association held its third day in Carlisle with prayer meetings led by J. W. Munhall and D. B. The first business involved committee reports. C. B R. Blackall spoke on Our State Finances followed by Marion Lawrence on County Conventions. Hon. John Wanamaker closed the morning session.
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Carlisle
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
J. W. Munhall
C. B R. Blackall
Marlon Lawrence
John Wanamaker
Knights of the Golden Eagle Adopt New Degree in Reading
At the supreme castle session in Reading Pennsylvania the order adopted the new degree of Chivalry. A charter and German ritual were refused to the German Lady Templers, prompting discussion that lasted most of the morning. Daniel Allegier of Baltimore received a past supreme chief badge as delegates later toured mountain railroads.
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Reading
Supreme Castlé Knights of the Golden Eagle
Want to Be Free After 30 Years
Buffalo October 16 C George L Van Vieck of Standard Oil fame is defendant in a divorce suit filed by his wife Maria L Van Vieck in Ohio Toledo court on grounds of desertion and neglect. The couple married thirty years ago and have six children. An estrangement began sixteen years ago and they have not lived together since. Van Vieck once worked as a plunger in early oil fields.
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Buffalo
N. Y
van Vieck
Standard of Fame
Maria L. van Vieck
Ohio
Toledo
Claim the Heart of St. Louis Royer Descendants to Sue
Descendants of Jacob Royer plan immediate court action to possess a central St. Louis real estate tract valued at 60 million dollars. The suit also targets a claim against the French government for additional millions. Family members from Michigan Indiana and Ohio converge for the filing.
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J. Royer
Akron
Ohio
Jacob Royer
St. Louis
Michigan
Indiana
Family to Vote for McKinley in Indiana Record
Rev. James Comer of Russiaville reports thirteen McKinley voters in his family this fall including six sons three sons in law and three grandsons plus himself He voted for William Henry Harrison in 1840 and believes he may hold the state record for voting Republican this year
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Kokomo
Ind
James Comer
Russiaville
McKinley
Comer
William Henry Harrison
Cigar Makers Convention Chooses Baltimore for 1901 Meeting
Detroit hosts the cigar makers convention as it ends its sessions. Action rescinded yesterday on quarterly assessments and an amendment raises weekly dues from 20 to 30 cents. Total convention cost about $20,000. Sacramento? Not applicable.
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Detroit
Mich
Cigarmakers’ Convention
Baltimore
Buffalo Market Prices for Cattle and Hogs October 14
Cattle steady to firm with fat cows 2.75 to 3.25 and extras up to 3.70. Veals firm from wood to choice around 3.60. Mixed packers at 2.65, good medium 2. W a ts hogs 45 1.60. Sheep and lambs dull. natives 4.0 to 4.6 for good to prime, common 2.80 to 2.05, yearlings 3.40 to 3.00, export ewes 3.25 to 3.35.
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Union Stock Yards
Western Rangers
Buffalo
Markets and Stocks Open Strong on Oct 15
Stocks rose in early trading with general list up 41 percent and American Tobacco 4 percent after Hank England rate delay. Sugar and Leather preferred firm on trade gains, Sugar up 1-18e for some grades. Late sessions saw weakness as gold withdrawals, expensive gold engagements, and firmer sterling weighed on market. Sugar, Hay State Gas led declines near close as outside refinery movements rumored. Net change down YG percent with total volume 180,77 shares.
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New York
American Tobacco
Hank of England
Sterling Exchange
Hay
Gar
American Sugar Company
Hay State
Clorte
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
Scranton Board of Trade issues share quotations based on par value of 100. Prices reflect latest trading activity and are used as reference for members.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
New York Market Foods Report Oct 15
Flour steady. wheat spot quiet but firmers. Corn and oats show declines and lower options. Butter firm with strong demand. cheese quiet but price steady. Overall small changes across grains dairy and oils with regional variations and price activity muted.
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New York
Norther
Teye
Bae
Tate
Lee House
Whoulie
Western Fresh
Vwalttge
Case
Sat
Chicago Grain and Provision Market Summary
Chicago market notes show mixed futures with wheat and corn prices listed for October and December contracts. Lard and tallow quoted steady with minor shifts. pork and beef cuts edged by small margins. Cash quotes reflect firm flour and steady specialty fats amid broad commodity movement.
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Chicago
Iowa
Messpore Prva
Nevada
Ity S
Philadelphia Provision Market Faces Moderate Demand
Oct. 1 report shows provisions in moderate demand with prices quoted for beef, pork, ham, bacon, lard, and tallow. Listings include city refined lard and various smoked and cured meats, all shown as average quality with price ranges.
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Philadelphia
S. Y
Hogeheade
Iyols
On Market OW Cite Update
Market notes show credit balance of $144 with no quotations on options today.
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OW Cite
Sealed Proposals for Scranton School Wall Contract
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Secretary of the Scranton Board of Control until 2 o clock Monday evening for the construction of a retaining wall at No 1 school building corner Prospect Ave nue and Booch Street Scranton Pa in accordance with plans and specifications in the hands of Javis architect Commonwealth Building Scranton Pa. Proposals must be accompanied by bid security. By order of the Secretary Eugene D Fellows.
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Scranton
IBM
Proapect Aves Nue
Booch Street
Javis
Commonwealth Bulldime
Ave
Seautng of
Cautel
Eugene D, Fellows
Peculiar Remedy For Dyspepsia Promoted By Minister
A letter from Rev F L Bell of Weedsport Cayuga Co NY endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for all forms of indigestion and related stomach troubles. The tablet remedy, made by Stuart Chemical Co Marshall Mich, is now sold at drug stores for 50 cents per package and a free book on stomach diseases is offered.
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F. L. Bell
Weedsport
Cayuga Co
N. Y
Stuart
F. J. Bell
Idalia
Cole
Stuart Chemical
Marshall, Mich
Connolly and Wallace Offer Bargain Blanket Pair
The note mentions Connolly and Wallace and states they are available at about 75 cents per pair under the price to stir interest in the blanket market.
Classad headings and notices in Scranton Tribune ad list
A dense a mixed-page includes wanted ads for employment by individuals seeking cloak model sales jobs and various housework posts, plus a long roster of attorneys and professionals with offices listed in Scranton. It notes trains and local businesses and services around Lackawanna Avenue and Washington Avenue.
Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
The Central Railroad of New Jersey section serving the Lehigh and Susquehanna Division is referenced for operations and route分類.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Scranton Rail Timetable Notice From Lackawanna
Train schedule listing expresses and accommodations from Scranton to New York East, Easton, Philadelphia, Washington, and Western points on June 1, 1896. Includes departure times, routes via Binghamton Elmira Buffalo Savoy and connections, with ticket office at 24 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Scranton
Philarelphits
New Rok
Pittston
Willie Bates
White Haven
Eagleton
Pottaville
Ee Paints
Bethle Oh
Euston
Reading
Harrisburg
Princine
Lehigh Valley
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagans
Sicago
Lehigh
Efpact
Beranton
Wilkes-Barre
Pom
Mountain Park
Athantic City
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
A. m
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Alientown
Baethla
Ston
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Allentown
Bundlay
Potteville
Thierry Street
North River
Baldwin
Agh
J. H, Olhausen
Dell
Lack
Western
East
Easton
Trenton
Washington and
Way
Binghamton
Corthahd
Pilon
Richfield Springs
Bath
Northumberland
Wilken
Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Baltimore
Washington
Mm. Plyaouth
M. J. Smith
City
Lackawwanna Avenue
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Notice
Infective Sept 2 trains depart Scranton for New York and intermediate points at 7:30 am and 2:28 pm. Service to Howley and local points follows at 11:18 am and 3:18 pm, with arrivals from stove points at 11:18 am and 3:18 pm.
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New York
Newchurch
Erie
Cleo
Howley
Stove Points
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William J. Hand
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James W. Oakford
Samuel W. Edgar
Attorney-Atlaw
Spruce St
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Lackawanna Ave
Seranton
Urin Townsend
C. RK. Pitcher
Attorney-At- Ae Commonwealth Building
C. Comegys
Spruce Street
D. B. Replogle
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Jas, J. WH
Wamilton
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KO Washington Avenue
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Miss Worcester
Adama Avenue
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Scranton House
Victor Koch
Westminster Hotel
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Irving Mare
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Emo Bpauhr
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Hulbert
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Washington Ave
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Hoomsa
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