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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1898

Page

2

Burglars Active in Jefferson Branch Towns and Susquehanna Notes

A Susquehanna County notice reports burglaries in Uniondale Starucca and Startieca with two gold watches and $20 stolen. The column notes a mammoth mastodon tusk found near Sherman, a 9 foot 4 inch tusk and two front bones. It covers local reunions, universalists meeting in Gibson, and a dog catching a carp in Starucca, plus reflections and community happenings.

Scranton Tribune Equehanna Wentworth Sherman Riverside Park Lanéshore Purglars Jefferson Branch Uniondale Starucea Crossley Startieca Peekville Ann Kennedy Oakland Side Scranton Dora Rebekah Lodge Erie Delaware and Jefferson Division Binghamton

Frever Devil's Auction captivates Lyceum crowd with clever effects

Charles T. Yale presents Frever Devil's Auction at the Lyceum to a medium crowd. The production features clever mechanical effects and a large ballet headed by Concettina Chitten and Gieelda Bassegeto, with strong turns from Phyilis Allen and Grinnell. Darkest Russia promises another romantic drama with vivid scenery and a wartime color world in the second half.

Charles T. Yale Lyceum Concettina Chitten Gieelda Bassegeto Phyilis Allen Ben §& Grinnogll Mayme Mayo Colby and DeWitt Phantos Bros Alexander Decca Amise Allen Passt Mr. Grinnell Miss Mayo HM Messrs Colby and DeWitt Phantos Mr. Deced Tesport

Miss Clara Thropp Heads Labor Day Holiday Company

Miss Clara Thropp presents a strong holiday cast for Labor Day September 6 at the Lyrearma. The troupe features Frank M. Kendrick, Harold Jordin, Miss Molly Swift, Miles Marie Wilconte, Mire Filen Dunbar, Teen Polllehock and others with previous engagements in notable companies. Charles Thropp directs the production.

Clara Thropp Splendid Company Lyrearma Miss Thropp Frank M. Kendrick Leopold Jordin Matilda Mr. Kendrick Madame Moitjeska Mise Julia Marlowe Charles Frohmann Mesers, Rich & Harris Hartley Cushing Margaret Mather Boston Museum Molly Swift Liceum New York The Molle Miles Marie Wilconte Laula Morrison Ale Mire Filen Dunbar Mr. Dorntan Miss Dunbar James Ynell Frank Mayo Cmpany Charles Frohman London Teen Polllehock America Kure Ja U Charles Thropp

Musical Farce at Academy of Music Opens September 5

A musical farce comedy for Moughing purposes only begins a three night run at the Academy of Music starting Monday September 5 with an extra Labor Day matinee. The show features a troupe described as blood comedians and witty situations and promises strong performances by all cast members including the Irishman and Dutchman on roller skates.

Academy of Music

New York Markets Quiet Amid Mixed Move in Rail and Steel

Stocks showed little overall change with many rail shares flat or down while steel interests led advances. American Steel and Wire common and preferred rose on consolidation rumors. Northern Pacific and People's Gas saw notable activity. Total sales reached 337,700 shares as trading closed with mixed results.

New York Grangore Union Pacific Atchison, Preferred Brooklyn Transic Iron and Steel American Steel and Wire Company Cleveland Lorain Wheeling Northern Pacific Manhattan William Linn Allen & CO Mears’ Building

Wheat prices ease and steady mixed barrels across markets

In Philadelphia on August 3 wheat prices eased for contracts with August delivery and rose for September. Corn stayed firm with No. 2 mixed advancing. oats stayed steady with No. white and No. 2 mixed. Cotton unchanged. live poultry firm with improved hogsheads and barrels, dressed poultry quiet but steady. Recelpts show 4,50 barrels flour and various bushels of wheat, corn and oats reported.

Philadelphia Jember Gradige Mic Malic

For Rent and Sale Classified Items in Local Advertisements

Multiple short notices offer second floor desk space at Coal Exchange room 15, a second floor front office area, a 30k property, and a 6 room house for sale at 3 North Sumner Avenue with terms. Also Leighton's Pickling Cucumbers advertised fresh daily from wagons and at groceries in Glenburn by Andrew Leighton.

Coal Exchange Sumner Avenue Leighton Andrew Leighton Glenburn

Wanted Experienced Nurse Girl for Second Work

Help wanted notice seeks an experienced nurse girl to assist in a second job. Applicant must provide a reference. Address at Monroe Avenue Wheat and corn storage where 15 000 bushels of wheat 3 000 bushels of corn and 16 000 bushels of oats are mentioned.

Monroe Avenue Price Street City

Market Report Commodities Prices and Trading Dull for Winter Wheat

New York August 31 dull markets for flour and low grade winters steady for higher priced brands. Wheat futures steady then weak closing mixed. corn futures steady with firm opening and slight late rally. oats and butter markets show varied activity with dull options and steady spot prices.

New York T.kc Western Creamery Wisalioc Pennsylvania

Grain futures mixed as corn rises while wheat slips

Chicago reports a sharp advance in corn futures amid bearish wheat tones. September wheat edges down a half a cent, corn gains four cents, oats steady, pork and lard prices slip, while cash quotes show varying grain and meat values.

Chicago Oone & Loose Aslaslurye Addacive Corn—Auguse Wyndryquawsyc Mhalye Maiaiec Male York

Chicago Live Stock Prices Amid Slump in Cattle and Hogs

Chicago live stock market reports weak demand for lower and medium cattle grades with prices easing for steers and beef cattle. Hogs show light demand with prices down. sheep and lambs also slide as receipts show cattle hogs and sheep totals.

Chicago Aug Western Rangers Western W.shatiw

Situations Wanted From Scranton Readers

A dense notice page listing multiple help wanted ads and personal notices. Entries include housekeeper positions, a hotel champer, a German girl seeking kitchen work, a 13 year old girl for child care, and a sober young man seeking work. Also listed are local doctors and professionals, a veterinary surgeon, and Mrs. Mary Shepherd. The page features local business ads and a shoe store sale notice.

Scranton Advertisements Highlight Local Businesses And Services

A collage of local listings including the Elk Cafe at 125 and Imfranklin Avenue with European plan, Seigler proprietor. Scranton House near D. L. & W. depot. Victor Koch proprietor. Mrs. Gable graduate midwife at 1518 Washburn Street offering engagements and rooms. Also Seeds Gr Clark & Co Nurserymen with stores on Washington Avenue and Malin Avenue, School of the Lackawanna open Sept 13 for college prep. Wire Screens by Jos Kurttel at 61 Lackawanna Avenue.

Gable Washburn Street Scranton Shandeioe Jos

East Buffalo Livestock Market Report Aug 41

Receipts light to moderate with fair to steady demand. Hogs: scarce, good to choice hogs around $1.40. sows and pigs steady. Sheep and lambs: light receipts, lambs choice to extra, $1.25 to $1.50. ewes and feeder lambs $1.04 to $1.60. Market activity described as fairly active with prices near steady.

East Buffalo N. Y Caine S.gad.ih

Railroad Timetables for Central Railroad NJ Lehigh and Susquehanna Division

Passenger schedules list June 23 1908 for routes from New York Liberty Street and North River to Pittston Wilkes-Barre Mountaint Park and Reading Allentown Bethlehem and other points. Connections under cover with elevated railways Broadway cars ferries to Brooklyn Staten Island and Long Island Railroads offered. Terminal connections to Philadelphia via Honey Des station discussed. Baldwin Gen Pass Agt J H Olwatsen Gen Bupt.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division New York Pool Liberty Atteeh N. It Booth Perry Whitehall Atree Anthracite Coalee EPEC Raingate Beranton Pittston Wilkes-Barre LO P. Ae Mourtuts’ Park Lakewood Ana Ma Dane Ie Newark Elizabeth Pressy York Allentown Bethlehem Picuore Washington Conanrove Reading Obanon Port Portaville New Fork Liberty Street North River South Broadway Brooklyn Staten Talunds Grang Central Depot Paliadelphia Uckets Pee Vance Baldwin Gen Pass J. H. Olwatsen Bupt

Cattle and Hogs Market Report From East Liberty

East Liberty Pa August cattle and hog prices shown with steady to slow movements. Prime and common cattle quoted with prices around 2104.0 and 105.20 respectively. Hogs listed as heavy and pigs with varied bids, and sheep and veal calves also noted with values including 747.25 for veal calves. Vendors and item codes appear noisy but indicate market activity and price levels.

East Liberty

Oil Market Report From OW City Pa In August

Credit balances and certificates opened with mixed bids and offers. The market shows 20,000 barrels offered at various prices with notes on 6,961 barrels and 13,70 barrel runs. The text records oil market activity with fragmented figures and terms.

OW City

Public Schools to Open Monday After Holiday

Priceburg reports Harry Simms and William F. Bates left for Washington last night. Public schools will reopen Monday morning September 6. Mrs. William Battin returns to Providence after visiting Lincolns street relatives. Mrs. J. F. Palmer and children visit Dundaff street relatives in Yatesville. Mrs. Catlin of Hyde Park visits Edward Greatrix. Edna Rice visits aunt Mrs. J. N. Snyder. William Evans of Lincoln street trains to be a motorman for Scranton Traction.

Harry Simms William F. Bates Washington William Battin Providence Lincoln Street J. F. Palmer Dundaff Street Yatesville Catlin Hyde Park Edward Greatrix Edna Rice J. N. Snyder William Evans Scranton Traction Company

Trains Schedules for Del Lacka and Western Lines

Timetable listings dated Monday June 20 1898 show departures from Serenton to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and connects to Buffalo Utica Richfield Springs Kingston Nanticoke and more with Express and accommodation trains including Pullman coaches. Details include times 6 10 a m 8 00 a m 12 19 p m 2 35 p m and 6 10 p m plus cross connections at Buffalo Northumberland Kingston Plymouth and Williamsport. For full pocket timetable information contact M L Smith Dim ares Passenger Agent at the depot ticket office.

Serenton New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia Manunka Chunk Binghamton Oswego Eiletira Corning Bath Dansville Mount Morris Buffalo Orthwest Southwear Way Rooom Natal Express Utica Richfield Springs Northumberland Pittaton Wilkes Barre Plymouth Bloomsburg Az Ville Williamsport Harrisburg Intermtions Nanticoke Kingston M. L. Smith Din«ares

Train Schedules From Scranton to Albany and beyond

Scranton timetable details list departure times to Carbondale Albany and Montreal with morning and noon slots. It notes connections to New York Philadelphia and the Lehigh Valley region and shows arrival patterns from Wilkes-Barre and surrounding lines. The notice is signed by Albany and Scranton agents H. W. Cross and P. A. Ecranton.

Lehigh Valley Rail Adds Anthracite Coal Route Details

Rail schedule notice from Lehigh Valley Railroad outlines anthracite coal usage and express routes. Trains to Pittston Kingston Hazleton Buffalo Geneva and Chicago operate from Cortlandt Street and South Bethlehem with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all trains. Officials named include Rollin H Wilbur general superintendent and CHAS 8 tt TBE Fass. Agt.

Anton Eee New York Pittston Ikea-Barre White Hazleton Fottsville Offiktenom Baston Harerisburg Prince Ai Geneva Buffalo Rollin H. Wilbur Cortlandtetree A. W. Nonemacher Paoseonger South Bethlehem

Scranton Rail Schedule Snippet With Passenger Times

Fragmentary timetable notes show Erie and Wyoming Valley rail stops and times. Mentions Ariel service departures around 6.00 and 12.00 and a Scranton route with connections, including a 6.45 a.m. Ariel departure and 1.43 p.m. details.

Cenve Guattan Gor Tiatien Pat Veranton Erie R Ariel Scranton Unday

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