Whit's Weekly Budget Of News Highlights
A Susquehanna County roundup notes Farmer Branning's pet rattlesnake Pete guarding the home, saving a baby, and fighting intruders. Editor Psalmuel More headlines the Peace Day float misadventures. Fire, thefts, reunions, and local lore dot Montrose and Lanesboro life. Plans for rail work, political notes, and county incidents fill the page.
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Pealmuel
Binghamton
Susquehanna
Tribune
Bill Branning
Branning
Pete
Peto
Montrose
Psalmuel More
Great Bend Plain Dealer
Psalmuel
Columbus
Great Bend
Rienzi
Admiral Cervera
Rush
Donnelly and Girard Present Natural Gas at Lyceum
Edward Girard and company bring an attractive program to the Lyceum theater featuring Pretty girls dancing singing and bright comedy along with clever entertainers in Natural Gas. The troupe includes Jessie Gardner Frank OBrien Mollie Thompson Nina Bertolini Amy Anis and Gus Hennessy delivering strong specialty acts and wit. The Kennedy Players schedule a week at the Academy of Music presenting high class dramas led by John J. Kennedy with Nellie Kennedy Alfred Hastings Marie Dale and William H. Danvers in various roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Girard
Donnelly & Girard
Girard
Edward Garvie
Jessie Gardner
Frank O'Brien
Mollie Thompson
Nina Bertolini
Amy Anis
Gus Hennessy
Lyceum Theatre
Kennedy
Academy of Music
Troy
Griswold Opera House
John J. Kennedy
Nellie Kennedy
J. C. Kennedy
Alfred Hastings
Margaret Mather Comany
Gels Oe
Peale
Ie Hood
Marie Dale
William HH. Danvers
Harry Kennedy
Baseball Scores From National and Eastern Leagues
In the National League Kont0 defeated New York 3 to 0 while Cincinnati beat Chicago 6 to 4 and Philadelphia topped Washington 8 to 0. In the Eastern League Wilkes-Barre-Syracuse 0 led by Sprinfield Ottawa? Montreal 0. Richmond defeated Reading 6 to 4 and Allentown 8 to 4 over Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konto
New York
Kirookya
Baltimeay
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadeliia
Wash Yton
Wilkes-Harre
Syracuse
Local teams vie for purse in cross-town matches
The Boulth Sie Sampsons face Morvons of Minooka Bunday September 1 with captain John Murray. The Moosic Populars and the Burekas of North Oranton will crew Bata today for a purse of 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulth Sie Sampsons
Morvons
Minooka
Bunday
John Murray
Moosic Populars
Burekas
North @oranton
Bata
Jolly Eleven Reorganizes for Season Opens October
The Jolly Eleven football squad reorganizes for the coming season and will not play before October 2. Original Jolly Eleven from Rand ranks challenges Koveton second team to a match at Jelly Klovens grounds on Sunday September NH at 10. John Mortimer manager and Patrick Slepkins captain listed.
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Jolly Eleven
Weis
M. A. Rafter
Rand
Kovetone
Jelly Klovens
John Mortimer
Patrick Slepkins
Wall Street Liquidation Deepens Market Losses
The New York market fell sharply with price declines of one to two dollars per share amid broad selling. Traders cited disappointment over St Paul’s 4 percent dividend and a weak money tone. Early day gains from short-covering faded as the market extended losses and only minor rebounds followed a late afternoon money ease. Total volume reached about 57 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Sept
St. Paul
William Linn Allen & CO
Mearn
Philadelphia Provision Market Report Summary
Philadelphia markets show firm wheat with September contracts steady. Corn and oats hold firm with No 2 white oats and No 4 mixed varieties in demand. Sugar and cotton steady to dull with varied local pricing. Live poultry demand remains broad while dressed poultry shows firm pricing and steady roosters and spring chickens. Receipts list 100 barrels flour and 1000 bushels wheat plus 17,000 bushels oats and 700 bushels of corn shipped out.
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Philadelphia
Sept
Wheat and commodities market wrap shows firm prices in futures
New York markets report firm wheat No 2 red with options strong and higher for May and September as corn oats and butter also hold firm. The tone notes closed gains and steady to firm tones across futures, with dairy and regional producers mentioned in passing for creamery butter and state dairy activity.
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New York
Ste
Malle
Elgina
Malie
Malie.; State Dairy
Vie
Pennsylvania
East Liberty Cattle Market Prices And Lots
Prices for beef cattle range from common to prime with steers and heifers noted as steady. Veal calves bring around 707 dollars per head while other bids include mixed lots and heavier stock. buyers seek prime, choice, or good quality through the market at East Liberty.
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East Liberty
Biewly
Thors
Steady
Blindih
Muhai
Madi
York
Graeme
Biched Skipw
Kheep
Livestock Prices Mixed on Chicago Market Report
Chicago market summary lists cattle and hog trading notes with steer and heifer categories. The 6,105.05 value appears among beef steers and stockers while western range and Texans activity show varied demand for feeders and hogs in early September.
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Chicago
Pirkiow Sheady
Western
Fed Western
FOR RENT AND SALE ADS Punctured Classified Fragments
Classified listings include rental notices for second floor rooms at 00 Penn avenue and 1 Quincy, a room for rent at Esk room 15, and various sales such as a team of black horses, a fine upright piano, a one horse power engine, and other items. Also notes on employment, professional services, legal notices, and estate matters from Scranton Lackawanna county with names and addresses.
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Coal Exchange
Dale's Investments Promoted Inaccurate Newsletter
An unreadable ad section touts Dale & Co as conservative speculators with monthly investments and a promise of profits. It mocks a Dewey Club offer in Cartonville and hints at advertising chains. The fragmented text includes assorted commodity prices and livestock figures, lacking clear context.
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DALE
Dale & Co
W. Th St
New York
Unclear Stock Sale Figures From Ol City Trading Post
Fragmentary report shows credit balances and certificates, 3,000 cash at aging, 15,000 barrels at 10ge, and total sales of 21,000 barrels with shipments totaling 104,91 barrels. Some items lie in incomplete context. figures reference Olgc bid for cash and run barrels 4,182.
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Ol City
Olgc
Co operation drives German farmer’s success says Ket
Consul John B. Ket at Stettin explains why German farmers prosper with poorer land and no modern labor saving machinery. He highlights co operative credit banks dairies steam plants and drainage and irrigation. He notes intensive farming yields and that farm laborers receive minimal wages with small housing and a half acre to cultivate for personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Ket
Stettin
London girl protests cruelty to horses with badge demand
A zealous member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals confronts a cab driver in London after witnessing horse mistreatment. The driver dismisses her with a condescending remark and little action, prompting her to feel both anger and restrained laughter.
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London
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Wallace and Forry Clash Over Hawaii Mission Roots
Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Wallace opposing Hawaii as heathen land while Forry counters that Hawaii is not heathen and has long Christian missionary presence, noting natives may be heathen but land is Christian possessing.
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Wallace
Hawaii
Cincinnati Enquirer
Local business directory items for Scranton area
Hotels and restaurants listed including The Elk Cafe at 1 and 127 Franklin Avenue Bates owner P Zeigler Scranton House near D L & W depot Victor Koch proprietor. Mrs Gable graduate midwife 118 Washburn Street. Clark and Co blendmen and nurserymen 46 Washington Avenue. School of the Lackawanna Scranton Pa opens Sept 1. Wire screens by Jos Kurttel 611 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton Pa.
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THE
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
Bates Reasonable
P. Zeigler
Gable
Washburn Street
Scranton
Clark & CO
Washington Avenue
Green House
North Main Avenue
Blore Telephone
Jos
Central Railroad Timetable and Connections 1908
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable shows trains from Scranton to Pittston and points east including New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. It notes express and local departures, Sunday schedules, terminal connections at New York and New York foot of Whitehall Street, plus transfer options to elevated railways ferries and Broadway cable cars.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Biutiona
New York
Lour of Liberty
N. OR
Booth Perry Whitetail Street
Pheer
Traina
Scranton
Pittaton
Sa Erie
Fo Mountain Park
Likewood
Atlantic City
Mawar
Elizabeth
N.m. Ld Te Geronn
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethleherm
Easton
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Bethlehem
Long Eratic Ocean
Cove
Whitehall Street
Broadway
Brooklyn
Braton Islands
Grand Central Denot
Long Teland Raticoui
Leuve Pynaemnla
Anes
TH. P. Pat
Dwits
Pass Agt
Olwaveen
Fragmentary timetable notice for Erie and Wyoming Valley trains
Shipping fragment shows a timetable style with routes Hawley to etc and Lake Ariel, listing departure times around 8 am and 9 pm. It reads as a damaged OCR of a local rail or ferry schedule with partial place names and times.
Trains and Schedules From Del Lacka and Western Line
Del Lacka and Western routes list Monday June 20 1898 schedules for express and accommodation services. Times cover Scranton connections to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia the sea and western points with multiple daily departures and close connections at Buffalo Northumberland Williamsport Harrisburg and beyond.
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Scranton
New York
All Points
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
the Sea
Manunka Chunk
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corte
Bath
Dansville
Mt Morris
Buffalo
Buffite
Binghamton and Way
Factoryville
Ancholson
Utica
Ricafield Springs
Ithacs
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Flymouth
Bloomsburg
Dan Ville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Scranton Train Schedules Show July Sunday Departures
BURDICK and H. W. CROSS publish Scranton and country routes with listed departures to Carbondale WilkesBarre Philadelphia New York and Albany. Saturday and Sunday trains run from early morning hours to late evening with connections via Lehigh Valley and Delaware Lackawanna lines and note international stops.
Lehigh Valley Trains Servicing Anthracite Coast Route 1893
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces mixed schedule from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia New York and points west including Black Diamond Express service. Trains depart from Branton, Wilkes-Barre, White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Bethlehem Reading Harrisburg and intermediate stations via D and L R R and D L & W routes with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all long runs.
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Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltiemore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Suneburg
Baltimore
Nga
Altimore Washington
Wood
Hutchinson
Kitted
Bcranton
New York
Plitsten
Wil ea-Barre
White Haven
Wand
Bethlehem
Yastan
Harersburg
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Farmer Bill Branning
Village Improvement Society
Lanesboro
J. van Horn
George Tanlett
Mr. Griffiths
Brushville
Clark's Green
Uniondale
Klondike
Mr. Lauder
Busquehanna County
D. W. Wright
Lenox
Tunkhannock
Nicholson and Lanesboro
Ag Socrates
Thomson
Susquehanna County
Ratilnoad Pickup
Erie
James White
Canawada
Texas Township
C. Fred Wright
Congress
Wright
Edward Dunker
Hallstead
David Barker
Franklin Township
Susquehanna County Teachers
Harford
Foster Tripp
Lancaster
Newark
Richmond
Paterson
Martford
Norfolk
Wall Street Review
Rog Co
Tolmeco Co
Hid Halt
Ohle
Bay State Gas
Bowthern
Central
Chile
St. P.M
Ring x1 Co
BLL
Delaware & Mud
Ty E. & Wo
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Fleetric Vecces Ly
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Nash
Nor
Pacific
Fourhorn
Pris Anny
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Iten
Texas & Pacific Wits
Union Facelfic
Gitaniity Tay LU
Cccchieus Smg
Wirbash, Prevedens
Union
L&e
W& L
Miches
Onis
Met Traction Co
Owens
Sseencaeivers
Itil
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton & Pittston Trac
Tas
First National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard
Bennewee Lin Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Shuka, Tron & Steel Ci
Third National Bank
Throp Novelty Mfg
Scranton Traction Co
Economy Light Heat & Pincer Company
Ae Scranton
Heat & Power Company
Scranton Forging Co
Aenee
National Bank Ab
al Lacka
Lack, Trust & Base
Moosic Mountain Coal Co
Scranton Palit Co
Scranton Pass
People’s Street Railway
Wis
Ub Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Seranton St
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
East Liberty Cattle Market
the Tribune's Opportunity Bureau
Penn Avenue
Fpw. Stokes
Wyoming Avenue
Madison Avenue
Adams Ave
Quincy
NEW &Lo
Western Co
State Street
Chi+ eng
With & Good Trade
Roy Tribune
Webster Avenue
Gibson Etrovt
Quincy Orraun
I. FY. Reynolds, LL Co
John H. Phelps
Linden Street
Druggista
Weston Mill Co
Dalton
Mears
Frear Foundry
PLO! 'Am
W. H. Patterson
Eighth Street
Wear
Wyoming
Sale Or Exchange
Brown
Mears Building
Spruce Street
EL Monroe Avenue
M. A. Cadden
Carpenters Aes
J. M. Knowlton
Sosthenes Loge, NO. 174
Finley's Hall
Ripans Chemical Co
Ee Adams Avenue School
KIN- Come Law
Torry
Prin
Chiropodist
Hetzel
L. T. Keller
A.B. Briggs
A. Briggs
Main Avenue
Elekes
Adamaan Mulberry
LEGAL
Margaret Flynn
Charlis Ivan
Court of Common Pleas
Lackiwanna Courty
Maceh
Isis
Charles Flynn
Beraunton
A. Pryor
M. Watson
EEQ
Libellant
Andrew Nicol
Liackiawannue County
Lackawanna County
Menneylyania
Helen Nicol
Helen Nicol. Mxecutrix
Dickson Avenue
Mua
L. A
Fatrick Donnehy
Byranton
Addree
City
Birch Street
South Side
J. Big Care Tribune
Franklin Avaque
Mide
Maple Street
Alice Cary
Prossery Store
CL Ward
General Delivery
Buranton
J. H
Edward Hh, Kdavid
Connell Building
KB. Fb. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce Bt
Cor, Wash
Sredshigctt
Cranton
T. & Son
Hh National Bank
DR. J. ©. Lyman
Pri Nar Nb Hospital
Cor, Wyoming
Mal
HF. Reynolds
P.O
C. C. Laurach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Washiton Avenue
Frank FE. Boyle
Burr Building
Okell & Dunn
James H. Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Jessup
Coun
Law
Commonwealth Wealth Building
Faure
Oleehan
Mes W. Oakford
Board of Trade
D. i
Milton
Edward W. Thayer
Ooh Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders
National Funk Building
C.comegys
A. W. Bertholp
Atty. Mours Bldg
Physicians and Surgeons
CL. Frey
Scranton Savings Bank
Mary A. Shepherd
M. Db
Homieopathiot
Adama Avenue
W. Ib. Allen
Big North
KR. Trapold
Ecorier
L. M. Gates
BF and & Board of Trade
Yoriel Tyes
Rio Dam
C. L
W. L'Amorebaun
Mulberry
W. G. Rook
Philippine — Islands
Nutteten
Washington Avenues
Don Golu
Ladica
Bauer
R. J. Bater
Wrening Avenue
Slulbutt
Megargee Brothers
Spain
Kenry F. Keenan
Helal
PB. W. Aloglor & Co
Liocuet Street
Hberal
Taylor Dahob
Rochester
Adams Avenue
Weiting
Tlonovalle
Dewey Club
Cartonville
Conn
Scranton House
Victor Koch
the Lackawanna
Busines
Thomas M. Cann
Walter . Buell
A. M
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Hawley
Atiel
Napa SE
Noble Pennsylvania Railroad
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Weston
M. LT
Irnet
Delaware and Hudson
Ord
Mies Carbondale
Ms Jz
Ea i
Poe
Ralira
Ag - Ith
Pennsylvania Rat Railroad
Eal
Pat P
Wilke “Harre
United Tates
Burdick
Albany
H. W. Cross, PD
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Pat
Tita
Eifect
North Bound
Hat Nye
Boy
Anne
Atre Weehawken Ive
Winwood Poyntelle
Oreon Pleasant Mt
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Carbondale
Patant
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Tralia
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Ontario & Weal
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