Evacuation Debates Narrow as Cuba Commission Opens
Washington dispatch outlines the start of talks on Spanish evacuation of Cuba after the Cuban commission arrives. Discussions hinge on timing and placement of departures, with pressure to evacuate eastern areas first and avoid delaying the overall withdrawal. Critics warn Spain may press on debt, armament, and governance issues beyond evacuation.
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Washington
Havana
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Madrid
Mantingas
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Spain
State Department
Ladies Mission Picnic At Nay Aug Park Today
The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church plans a picnic at Nay Aug Park today. Miss Letitia Dixon is convalescing after a nervous prostration, and John McKean’s two sons, who fought at Santiago, arrive for a furlough with a public reception planned. Mrs Hugh Jennings’ condition has improved and she is out of danger. Miss Nellie McGlynn and James McCabe were married at St Mary’s Church with Rev J J McGuabe officiating. the bride wore blue muscovite cloth with satin and braid trim, and attendant Miss Mary Kane accompanied her.
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Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Picnio
Nay Aug Park
Letitia Dixon
John McKean
Santiago
Hugh Jennings
Nellie McGlynn
James McCabe
St. Mary's Church
J. J. McCuabe
Miss Mary Kane
Local notes from Hallstead and Montrose schools
Silas J. Hifford resigns from the Hallstead drug store to take a higher paying position in Binghamton. Miss Myrtle Swartz is hired to teach in Montrose High School, while Miss Jennie Watson will teach in Ives district. The Junior Christian Endeavor Society treats Miss Maury Secotten as superintendent with a Saturday surprise at her Miin street home. Helen May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. May, is laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery near Great Bend after funeral services.
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Silas J. Hifford
Binghamton
Myrtle Swartz
Montrose High School
Jennie Watson
Ives
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
The
Baptist Church
Maury Secotten
Helen
O. May
Great Bend
Rice Barton Comedy Trio at Academy Today
Rice and Barton’s company presents a threeday engagement at the Academy of Music featuring jests and acts from J Mul len J T Hanson Burt Lesie Barry Tlushes Mixa Anna Dunn Mies Hameen Miss Lelie Prescot Lovehaws and other Broadway names. The program includes Dorothey and Gourard’s Natural Gas revived with Edward Girard Whirlem O Rourke and Howard Garvie in key roles. Natural Gas opens at the Lyceum Theater Monday September 12.
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Rice & Barton
Hee
J.T. Hanson
Burt Lesiie
Barry and
Tlushes
Mixa Anna Dunn
Mies Hameen
Miss Lelie
Dorovhy & Gourard
Edward Girard
Mr. Girard
Whirlem O'Rourke
Mr. Donnelly
Howard Garvie
Hoyt & Mekow
Lyceum Theater
Baseball scores for multiple leagues mixed results
In the National League Norton beat Washington 5 to 1 while Cleveland edged Louisville 1 to 0. Eastern League games Providence and Springfield were postponed. Atlantic League results include Paterson defeating Lancaster and Reading 12 to 2, with Norfolk listed in the final line.
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Providence
Springfield
Wilkes-Birte
Atlantic League
Paterson
Lancaster
Reading
Norfoth
Amateur baseball matches scheduled with local teams
Amateur baseball teams announce games on September 1 at Creeonie grounds and October 2 on Crescents' grounds. Crescent football seeks October 2 match at Pine Brook grounds. The Moogle Populars offer a return game against Crescenta at Avoca grounds on the Sunday after September 1.
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Ganawer
John KY. Liehig
Crescent
Pine Brook
Crescents
I. J. Langan
Columbia Hotel
Moogle Populars
Crescenta
Pine Bronk
Avoca
Tribune
T. W. Kelley
Market bears push stocks lower on Sept 7 decline
The New York market opened with decisive bear pressure and an active selling wave. Industrials and several sectors led losses while railroads weakened late. Canadian Pacific freight rates decision fueled weakness in Pacific stocks. Total sales reached 407 700 shares as brokers reported a broad market downturn.
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New York
Bread
Manhattan
Foulber
Lst
St. Paul
Rock Island
Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Philadelphia Provision Market Update
Wheat firm and unchanged for September contract. Corn mixed lower for September. Butter firm and creamery prices steady. Sugars strong with good demand. Cotton steady with white and southern grades quoted. Live poultry firm with varied prices for fowls and spring chickens. Receipts include 5.10 barrels flour and 6.5 bushels wheat, 3.00 bushels corn, and 0 M oats. Shipments list Wheat 60 bushels, corn 3,000 bushels, oats 0.
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Philadelphia
Tree
FOR SALE OR RENT IN D ALTON AREA AND NEARby
This listing offers a two story house near Dalton with options to exchange for property between Scranton and Great Bend. Includes Mears Building and Frear Foundry and Plough Works space for sale or rent. Contact W H Patterson, administrator, Eighth Street, West Wyoming Pa for details and inquiries.
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Dalton
Scranton
Great Bend
Mears
Frear Foundry
W. HH
Patterson
Eighth Street
West
Wyoming
New York Produce Market Prices Sept 7
Price report shows dull and weak trading across items. Wheat No 2 red futures fluttered with months Sept Dec and May. corn No 2 weak with options opening lower then steady. oats and rye mixed with small shifts. butter and creamery products largely steady to weak. dairy terms show weak state and Pennsylvania conditions with minor price changes.
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New York
Rteady
Lwibgaistyc
H'salic
Iéate
Dury
Walic
Pennsylvania
Western Fresh
Wheat Falls as Corn Slump Pounds Chicago Market
Chicago trading today shows wheat under pressure amid a weakening corn market and pork futures firm. Cash grain quotes include No 2 yellow corn and No 2 red winter wheat with mixed results across oats and barley while hogs and lard futures rise.
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Chicago
Aon
Com
Istonivye
Mess Park
Daapze
Goa
Chicago Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Movements
Chicago cattle and hog prices show pressure with steers and cows down while best lots sell at higher levels. Receipts include 29 000 hogs and 15 head of sheep with lambs around 4.55, natives and western muttons noted, packing house prices vary by grade.
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Chicago
Western Rangers
Livestock Prices and Lot Conditions at Fast Liberty Market
Yard notes list prices for hogs and sheep with varied grades from common to prime. Entries show figures like 6.05.10 and 700285 for hogs, plus veal calves at 1a7.50, reflecting mixed quality and demand at the September market.
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Liberty
Hilal
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report Summary
East Buffalo New York report shows cattle receipts steady with most through consignments. Prices range from 4.15 for good to top grades, 40.0 for roughs to goods, pigs steady, sheep and lambs receipts meet demand with similar price spread, overall value listed at 1604.75.
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Hotels and Services Around Scranton Area
Scranton entries list Elk Cafe on Franklin Avenue with reasonable rates, Scranton House near the D L&W depot on European plan, Victor Koch proprietor. Midwife services by Mrs Gable at 18 Washburn Street with engagements and room attendance offered. Clark & Co seedmen and nurserymen operating on Washington and Main avenues. Lackawanna School offers preparatory courses for college law medicine and business with notices by Cann and Buell. Kurutrl manufacturer of wire at Lac Ka pi Avenue Beranton.
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Washburn Street
Scranton
School OF the Lackawanna
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Thomas M. Cann
Walter J. Buell
Wipe Shipments Reported With 421000 Barrels
Credit balances and certificates noted for Mic and others with shipments totaling 421000 barrels. Mentions Eureka and Buckeye Lines with September figures and monthly totals, including 19000 barrels cited among other counts.
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Oi City
Wipe
Eureka
Buckeye
New Jersey Central Time Table Highlights June Schedules
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable lists departures to Wilkes-Barre Mountain Park Lakewood Atlantic City and Philadelphia with multiple daily trains including express services. Connections at New York and Jersey City terminals offer access to elevated railways Broadway cable cars and ferries. Baldwin and Olmavben headline the timetable with through routes to Baltimore Washington and Bethlehem via Allentown and Reading.
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Broadway Cable
Ana Sore T Senn
Ciarid Central Depot
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Heket Weent
Baldwin
Pass Agt
Olmavben
Train Schedules From Scranton in 1898
Listing of June 20 1898 train departures from Scranton Lackawanna and Western lines to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia the South and Buffalo with times for express locals and connecting services to Utica Ithaca Wilkes Barre Northumberland and Kingston includes Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches and directs to M L Smith for timetable details.
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Wilkes- Barre
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an= Ville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
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Washington
Nantsecke
Kingston
M. L. Smith
Sunday Train Schedules From Beranton to Major Points
Train times from Beranton for Carbondale Albany Honesdale Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Lehigh Valley route and western points listed for Sunday departures and arrivals. Officials TW. Burdick GP Albany NY H W Cross DP Scranton PA sign schedule validity and service coverage across United States.
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Carbondale
Abany
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Eresa i J Bie
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Pennnys
Weae Pointe
Lehigh Waites Railhoad
North
Wickesharre
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United States
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Albany
H. Ww
Cross
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Trains to Coal Regions and New York
Schedule details for Lehigh Valley Railroad services to Rantton Wilkes-Barre and coal region points including White Haven Hazleton Pottsville and Geneva via the Black Diamond Express. Parlor cars run between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge with multiple daily departures led by General Superintendent Rollin H Wilbur and Division Passenger Agent A W Nonemacher.
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Aor
Black Diamond Express
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Elmira
Tthaca
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Via
Bornewton
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Wikes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
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Wilbur
Chas
E Ler
Cortlandtstrom
A. W. Nonemacher
Pagenger
Bethlehem
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Notice
In Effect June 26, 1898, leaves Scrantee or SA whey and paints via Erie RR. Depart times include 6.00 yw. m. and 3.98 p.m. for Lake and Beranton. arrivals at Beranton from above points at 178. m, 2.16 p. m. and 3.0 p. m. at Lake Ariel 7.42 p.m. Sunday trains to Take Ariel leave at 645 a.m. and 14 p.m.
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SA Whey and Paints
Erie RR
Lake
Beranton
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Unday
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