Progress of the War Inquiry Hearing Details From Montauk Point
Dr. R. D. Ross testified before the war investigating commission in Anniston about his Cuba service with the First Infantry. He described supply shortages in Santiago, the obtaining of essential items, and the care at Montauk Point. Other officers including Lt. Reed, Lt. West, and Lt. Halley testified on camp conditions and duties.
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Anniston
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Fs Rowe Jnees
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Santiage
Moss
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Fife
Third Tennessee
Chattanooga
Hunt
Hobson Arrives in Washington to Aid Spanish Warship Rescue
Hobson reports to Captain Crowningshield at the navy department in Washington as acting secretary in Secretary Long's absence. He is authorized to travel to Philadelphia for the jubilee and to seek material to raise sunken Spanish warships near Santiago. The navy aims to assist in floating the Colon and Maria Teresa but will not incur further expense.
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Washington
Hobson
Navy Department
Crowningshield
United States
Murphy Presents The Ferry Gow at Lyceum Briefly Dull
Joseph Murphy and his company performed The Ferry Gow at the Lyceum to a smaller crowd than in former years. Murphy appeared natural and winsome as the village smithy with a competent troupe, while tonight he stages Shawn Ithue in a different notable role.
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Joseph Murphy
Lyceum
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Shawn Ithue
Jim the Penman at Academy of Music Featured by New England Stock Dramatic
The New England Stock Dramatic company presented Jim the Penman at the Academy of Music last night. Thomas J. Quinn impressed as the forger while Will Miller Freeman gave a strong turn as Captain Redwood the detective. The cast handled other roles competently and tonight Alabama the southern drama is billed after a matinee of Master and Min tomorrow.
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Jim
Penman
Academy of Music
New England Stock Dramatic Company
Thomas J. Quinn
Will Miller Freeman
Captain Redwood
My Friend from India at Lyceum theater
A Kansas City pork-packer seeks entry into New York society through an Indian mystic in the play My Friend from India. The work features rising dramatic action with humor and strong audience reception nationwide. The Lyceum presents the production on Thursday evening.
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India
Tercely
Kansas City
New York
Lyceum
Lewis Morrison to retire Faust role at Lyceum
The article notes Lewis Morrison will drop the Faust portrayal after this season and hints at an upcoming new creation. It states Morrison’s departure is due to other arrangements and that Faust will be shown at the Lyceum on Friday and Saturday with a Saturday matinee.
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Lewis Morrison
Faust
Morrison
Mephisto
Lyceum
Edward F Rushs European Sensation at Gaiety
Edward F Rushs European Sensation opens at the Gaiety in the last half of the week with performances Thursday night and matinees Friday and Saturday. The show promises sparkling comedy and catchy music and comes direct from a recent New York engagement.
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Edward F. Rush
New York
Millyans Questions on Mr Millyans and Margins
A garbled Chicago style exchange reports on a board of trade style query involving Mr Millyans and a request about margins. The misread dialogue hints at a negotiator asking for an up or down decision on a financial matter and whether to raise margins.
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Chicago News
Ara
Papa
Ex-laywer Green Endorses New Orange Industrial Move
Geo E Green of Binghamton N Y reports that New Orange New Jersey shows rapid growth with Ricca Manufacturing Co in full operation and the Reliable Silk Manufacturing Co factory nearing completion employing 300, plus new housing and business construction. He endorses the New Orange Industrial Association as a promising, potentially lucrative investment with trusted organizers.
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Scranton
New Orange
N. J
Ricca Manufacturing Co
Reliable Silk Manufacturing Co
W. F. Bross
Llayer
Geo. E. Green
Binghamton, N. Y
New Orange Industrial Association
Wall Street Opens With Aggressive Support After London Buying
The New York market opened with large supporting orders and a London selling influence that soon reversed as London buyers entered. Prices rose, short contracts were covered, and bulls regained confidence. late trading was dull but firm, closing near highs. Tobacco activity dominated with wide swings, Burroir fell on a charter issue ruling, Pullman dipped on the decision but recovered. Total volume reached 740,48 shares.
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New York
London
Pullman
Miineis
William Lins Allen & CO
Philadelphia Provision Market News Dull Wheat and Steady Provisions
Wheat dull and higher, corn lower with No. 2 mixed October at market. Provisions steady with smoked beef and hams at firm levels. Butter firm, refined sugars unchanged, cotton quiet but steady. Live poultry dull, receipts show flour and grain movement. Shipments list wheat, corn, oats and various grains.
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Philadelphia
Talia
Yale
Lesa
OaGe
Hornheads
Mic
Grain Market Notes From New York Trading Day
Market summary shows flour quiet and barely steady with wheat and corn futures lower. No. 2 red and No. 2 hard western contracts ended weaker while options declined. price levels flagged by afloat bids and closing losses across March May and December positions.
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New York
Duluth
Theo
Real Estate and Advertisements in The People Exchange
Classified listings show for rent furnished seven room house on Forest Court near Wyoming Avenue with steam heat and modern fixtures. an Avenue front modern house. desk room and office space in Coal Exchange. second hand pay or crane equipment. sale items including ten rips of pan s for five cents. residence at 25 Colfax Avenue for sale. rental rooms and money to loan offerings. professional services for corn and bunion treatment and chiropody. numerous ads suggest a bustling urban classifieds page with mortgage and loan options.
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Herman Osthaus
Board of True
Forest Court
Wyoming Avenue
Erie Depot
Avenue
Jones
Coal Exchange
Ripans Chemical Co. Ad Seeks Health Sample Request
An odd classified style notice invites readers to send a centa to Ripans Chemical Co. for 10 samples and 1,000 teetl, claiming health improvements. The fragmented text hints at a promotional or testimonial solicitation.
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Ripans Chemical Co
Tere
Wanted Help Advertisements in Tribune Office
Wanted experienced fur furniture and carpet salesman with references. Also boy for lunch counter and a few ladies and gentlemen at a guaranteed salary per month. Address Woodward Co. 04 Bruve Street.
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Tribune
Berarton
Philadelphia
Woodward Co
Bpruve Street
Jock
Arias
A. Tribune
War talk and grain markets in Chicago trading pits
In Chicago on October the market focused on England-France peace prospects with traders optimistic about a peaceful resolution. Cash grain quotes showed declines in December corn and corn, oats and pork futures moved lower. staple prices for flour, timothy seed, lard and various pork products listed with steady or slight shifts.
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Chicago
England
France
Biehel
Situations Wanted Listings Abroad in Scranton
A crowded column lists numerous help wanted and situations wanted notices. Individuals seek jobs as stenographers clerks drivers housekeepers cooks and skilled tradespeople with various references and contact addresses in Scranton Pennsylvania.
Chicago Cattle Market Report Shows Lower Prices Across Classes
Cattle supply excessive and prices lower with mixed offerings hold steady. Good to choice steers bring 8 to 4.5, packing late around 3.40. western rangers and calves noted with varied bids. Hog and sheep volumes listed with soaking rain reducing lamb values. Totals: cattle 6,500. hogs 5,000. sheep 19,000.
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Western Rangers
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East Buffalo Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Steady Despite Low Receipts
East Buffalo New York on October 2 reports cattle receipts light and stagnant demand. Hogs fully steady to high with good to choice prices around 5.10 to 5.05 for hogs and similar for roughs. Lambs and sheep receipts liberal with lambs at 8.10 to 8.50 and ewes at 4.00 to 4.55. sheep choices to selected wethers around 2.46.
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East Buffalo
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Cattle and hog markets report steady to slow trading
Market notes show cattle steady with extra demand at about 5.15 on prime and 1005.06 on common, hogs slow with heavies around .70, mediums near 3.70, and sheep steady with lambs around 6.45 to 6.70, veal calves listed at 6. Prices reflect mixed quotes across categories and grains trade impact noted.
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Liberty
OY City Credit Balances and Bids Report
OY City Pa reports B-Credit balances at 1.18 with certificates opened 1.18 and closed 1.19 bid. No sales or shipments noted. Totals show 60 ino barrels and 100 49 barrels in run counts.
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OY City
We Go For Work Or A Bath In The Rain
A dialogue fragment shows characters debating whether to continue work or seek a bath as rain approaches. They worry about being locked out of the barn and the imminent downpour. The scene features dialect expressions and references to keeping warm and finding shelter.
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Mike
Pete
Washington
James Borum Chooses Staying In Tonight
A brief Chicago News item captures Mrs Borum questioning James about his plans while he insists he will not go out, creating a domestic, curious moment.
Bauer's Orchestra and Scranton Printer Ad Notice
An old Scranton notice lists Bauer's Orchestra offering music for balls picnics parties receptions and weddings at 17 Wyoming avenue near Hulbert's music store. Megarger Brothers Printer supplies warehouse at 1 Washington avenue advertises envelopes paper bags and twine.
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Por Terme
KK. J. Bauer
Wyoming Avenue
Over Hulberts
Megarger
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Railroad Time Tables for Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Railroad timetable from Scranton effective June 20 1895. Lists departures to New York and other points including express services to Euston Philadelphia Trenton and the South, various locals and accommodations to Binghamton Oswego Ithaca Utica and Buffalo with several connections. pocket tables available from M Rankee at the depot ticket window.
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Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wiles
Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Kingston
Sunday Train Schedules From Scranton
The Delaware and Hudson announces Sunday trains from Scranton to multiple destinations including Albany Saratoga Montreal Honesdale Wilkes Barre and Wilkes Barree with various departure times and through service notes. The timetable lists connections to New York Philadelphia and Western points via Lehigh Valley route and Black Diamond Express and provides low rates to United States and Canada destinations.
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Wilkes-Barre
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Bethlehem
Banton
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Risbure
Tunkhannock
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Roeneater
Battals
Shep Ora Fatts
Point D. & HL
Black Diamond SX Press
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Koet
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I Labor New York
Mphiladelphia
Lehigh Vole Rotlrand
Win Binck Diamond Press
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Lowent
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Canada
Burdick
A. Albany
N.Y
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Ontario & Western
Wagoner
Chicago
Saranton
Timetable highlights for New York and connections in 1898
The timetable lists multiple daily departures from New York City terminals to Pittsburgh Wilkes-Barre and Atlantic City with varying times and expresses. It notes connections via Liberty Street North River and Whitehall Street South Ferry with through tickets to East South and West and mentions transfer access to elevated railways ferries and Grand Central Long Island Railroad.
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Philadelphia
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Eter
Fending
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Liberty Street
North River
Lowve
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Brooklyn
Staten Islands
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Reading Terminal
Tckets
J. H. Olstavsen
Pars
Scranton Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable notice
Time table in effect Sept 1 1698 shows trains from Scranton to New York Newburg and intermediate points on the Erie railroad at 7 04 am and 2 25 pm. Trains arrive back at Scranton from those points at 10 23 am 3 15 pm and 4 04 pm.
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New York
Newbure
Erie Railroad
Hawley
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