Clara Barton Helps Transfer Red Cross Supplies in Havana
Miss Clara Barton, at President McKinley’s direction, transfers Red Cross cargo to Spanish authorities in Havana for distribution and pays a $500 customhouse fine under protest. Two Cuban hospital efforts, insurgent movements around Culnes and Clenfuecos, and reports of orderly conduct during armistice accompany the scene.
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Marianao
Gaiety Vaudeville Bill Promises Top World Talent
Next week's Gaiety program showcases premier vaudeville acts from abroad and America. Featured include James Richmond Glenroy known as the mia with the green gloves, and stars such as Relmos Mabel Craig Charmion Adeline Marden Kilroy Britton and others. Smoking concerts are an ongoing feature except Saturday matinee.
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Proctor’s Pleasure Palace
Keith
Tony Pastor
Koster
Bill
Gaiety
James Richmond Glenroy
Ireland
Congress of Wit
Mia
Relmos
Aertallets
Pol- Nee Berge
Paris
Mabel Craig
Charmion
Koster & Biala
Brownings
Kilroy
Britton
Adeline Marden
Where's A Matilda brings Clara Thropp to town
Clara Thropp returns from London to star in Leopold Jordan's comedy Where's A Matilda at the Lyceum on Monday proving her talent and worth to local audiences. The piece marks her comeback tour as she tests reception in her homeland.
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Matilda
Leopold Jordan
Clara
London
Miss Thropp
Lyceum
A Jolly Irishman and the Dutch Man on Skates at Academy
A light musical farce opens a three night run at the Academy of Music starting Monday September with six extra matinees on Labor Day. The show features a strong cast of comedians and lively situations. Every member is praised as an artist in their role and the reviewer guarantees laughter.
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Academy of Music
The Evil Eye and Nod at the Lyceum Tonight
Charles H. Yale presents a spectacular 625,00 surprise show titled The Evil Eye and the wanderings of Nid and Nod. The Lyceum hosts Tuesday and Wednesday with promises of pleasing entertainment and surprising transformations, costumes, and mechanical effects in a fantastical dramade plot.
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Charles H. Yale
Lyceum
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Soldier Rowland Tries to Return to Front Despite Wounds
Trooper Rowland of Deming is shot in the lower ribs and ordered to the rear by Roosevelt. He insists he can still fight and returns to the front at Siboney and later the Ban Juan hills, carrying his carbine and gear. He is carried to hospital after lingering at the rear.
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Ban Juan Hills
Rough Riders’ Fleet
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Scribner’s
Markets Slide as Trading Suspends for Labor Day Weekend
New York stock activity fades after brief morning buzz as heat and tight money curb demand. The exchange suspends trading from 3 pm today to 10 am next Tuesday, with some stocks rebounding later. General Electric remains firm and Pacifics show strength while investors lock in profits ahead of the three day lull.
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Northern Pacific
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Ohio
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Mears
Scranton Firms Link to Municipal Mortgage Crunch
Scranton area businesses including People’s Street Railway and Dickson Manufacturing face economic strain amid a municipal mortgage issue. City records show involvement of Mt. Vernon Coal Co and Scranton Axle Works as creditors or stakeholders in the financial situation. Authorities urge caution as the situation affects local industry and employment.
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People's Street Railway
General Mortgage
Duce Screen Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
City of Scranton
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Raw market notes from Philadelphia grain and commodity prices
Wheat prices weak while corn stays firm with No 2 mixed contracts for September. butter and cheese steady amid fair demand. Livestock and dressed poultry show mostly steady quotes. flour receipts include 60 barrels and 135000 sacks, with shipments of wheat 25000 bushels and corn 6000 bushels.
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Market summary of grains and dairy prices in New York
Prices for corn, oats, and soybeans moved weak to steady as futures traded mixed. Spot demand was weak for corn and oats while dairy products in regional creamery markets showed steady to lower quotes across several grades and sizes.
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Beard
Mj. Hutter
Mya Ige
Bigina
Slate Dairy
State
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Western
Chicago Live Stock Market Sees Steady Demand and Varied Prices
Receipts include cattle 4,000 head hogs 17.0% head and sheep 7,000 head with strong demand for choice steers and medium beef stock. Prices show mixed results across cattle and hogs while western rangers and packing lots adjust to sales. Sheep demand remains light with market slow on western muttons and bulk sales around current ranges.
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East Buffalo Market Receipts and Prices
East Buffalo reports steady cattle receipts with moderate demand and liberal hog receipts opening slow and lower. Prices range for hogs from good to choice and for sheep from to with culls fair to good. Market notes show varied grades and modest activity across cattle hog and sheep categories.
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Sheen
Live cattle and lamb prices steady at East Liberty market
East Liberty market reports steady prices for cattle and sheep. Prices listed include prime steers at about $5.10 to $5.00, common grades around $3.00, lambs at $1.08 and veal calves near $6.60 to $7.00, with various regional currency notations.
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Credit balances open and closed in city market
Ou City Pa September 2 credit balances reported with bids for cash no sales shipments and whiskey barrels noted amid general market activity.
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Hye
Rune
Burrela
Situations Wanted in Tribune Classifieds
A collage of short notes listing numerous workers seeking positions. Entries include a multi language grocery clerk, horse handler, stenographer, bartender, coachman, seamstress, sowing girl, delivery driver, housekeeper, German cook, baby sitter, and general domestic help. Addresses and brief qualifications appear with each ad.
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Central Railroad Timetables for Jersey and Pennsylvania
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable details for Lehigh and Susquehanna Division list trains to New York Philadelphia Wilkes Barre Allentown Bethlehem Easton and Philadelphia with express and regular services. Notes cover connections via terminal at New York Whitehall Street and Grand Central, Sunday schedules and through rates by advance application. Includes station agents and general information for travelers.
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Train schedules and connections to New York and the north
The notice lists express and local trains with times and stations including Easton Trenton Philadelphia the South and western connections. It mentions accommodations parlor and sleeping coaches and directs readers to M. Diamio t Passenger agent for pocket timetables.
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Train Schedules Show Sunday Scranton Departures and Arrivals
Scranton train times list Sunday departures to Albany Montreal Boston and Wilkes-Barre with Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania routes. The notice includes arrival times from Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and points south and west and highlights lower rates to all United States points.
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Willie Searreckh
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Highlights May Schedule
Lehigh Valley Railroad advertises route options and times from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York. It details connections to White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Bethlehem and Buffalo with mentions of the Diamond Express and Pullman service, plus division agents at South Bethlehem Cortlandt Street and Wilkes-Barre.
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Erie and Wyoming Valley Rail Schedule Notice
Fragmentary timetable from June 1894 shows trains leaving Scranton for Hawley and Lake Ariel via Erie and Wyoming Valley routes. Times are garbled but indicate morning and afternoon departures and connections through Scranton aimed at Hawley, Lake Ariel, and intermediate stops.
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Gainte
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Lake Ariel
Arriy
Hinerye Ae
Ariel
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