Patternmakers Leader Aids Union Reorganization Visit
James Wilson national president of the Patternmakers union is at the St Charles to reorganize about forty local patternmakers plus a dozen in nearby towns. He works with National Organizer Hugh Frayne to prepare a meeting next week as the machinists strike impact lingers and local unity forms.
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James Wilson
New York City
Patternmakers' Union
St. Charles
Carbondale
Wilson
Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
Railroads Warned Of Winter Equipment Shortage And Delays
A eastern railroad official says the industry faces equipment shortages this winter as orders for nearly six hundred locomotives flood builders. Four hundred are freight engines, indicating broad national demand. Car surpluses may vanish after three more weeks of heavy usage, while farmers withhold grain keep prices steady amid crop conditions.
Hinsleton Wilkes Barre trolley line nears tunnel end
Hazleton Standard reports the Hinsleton and Wilkes-Barre trolley road reaches the tunnel mouth on the Wilkes-Barre mountain. A 60 foot third rail section is laid, pole line completed, and the power house near completion with a substation near Nescopeck mountain. Progress speeds toward powering the line and finishing the tunnel section.
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Hazle Park
Wilkes-Barre
Hazleton
Wilkes- Barre
Nescopeck
St. Johns
Conyngham
Nescopeck Mountain
Tidewater
Prospect Rocks
Upper Lehigh
West Hazleton
Lackawanna Expands New England Traffic Access
The Lackawanna Railroad seeks wider New England business by a traffic pact with New Haven for freight to and from New England via New York. A similar agreement with Boston and Maine via Binghamton opens a deep New England entry. Plans for extensive improvements in New York may raise the railroad’s regional prominence.
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Lackawanna
New England
New Haven
New York
Boston
Maine
Binghamton
Philadelphia
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Schedule Update
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today lists Extras East at 11:00 a.m. and Carrigg with Henningans crew among others. McCue and crew to lay off four round trips starting next turn out. O Hara to take his run on the work train Friday September 12.
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W. H. Bartholomew
Helpers
Magovern
Gaffney
Bever
Stanton
McCue
Crew
O'Hara
Cure for chronic diarrhoea via Chamberlains remedy
John H. Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia reports his father suffered chronic diarrhoea for years before trying Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diazha Remedy advertised in the Republican. One bottle cured him and for over eighteen months he has suffered no more. At sixty he works as well as a younger man. The Philippi Republican notes the claim and says the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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John H. Zirkle
Philippi
W. Va
Chamberlain
Republican
Airkin
Wyoming Avenue
A Colonial Girl shines at Lyceum with Creighton in Mollie Hedden
The Lyceum featured A Colonial Girl a Revolutionary period drama starring Bertha Creighton as Mollie Hedden a virtuous wife misrepresented to protect her husband The production boasted English red uniforms and a strong supporting cast including Robert I Homans James A Mahony William Granger Violet Kimball and Grace Quackenbush The Dixie Theatre has drawn steadily larger crowds with a varied bill including The Story of Cinderella Amelia’s fire dance and comedy sketches The Royal Williputians promise Posterland at the Lyceum while Lawrence Marston’s The Little Mother debuts Tuesday night with notable scenery and effects Tickets for children and adults are on sale
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Lyceum
Howard Gould
Bertha Cretchton
Miss Creighton
Mollie Hedden
Robert I. Homans
James A. Mahony
William Granger
Violet Kimball
Grace Quackenbush
Dixie Theater
Cinderella
Amelia
Sisson
Wallace
Murphy
Willard
Rustus
Banks
James D. Doyle
Royal Lilliputians Company
Europe
Wis
Royal Williputains
New York
Lawrence Marston
New York City
Stage notes from the Academy and Dixie’s theater circuit
The Schiller Stock company will present A Wife's Honor at the Academy this afternoon and The Indian will be shown tonight. Sisson announces George Gorman of minstrel fame will headline Dixie's next week with a comedy sketch. Louis Mann stars in Hochtha Condul as a German American official abroad. Odette Tyler signs with Charles Frohman likely for Glory Next season. George Boniface Jr and John L Gilbert star in The Strailers, once performed by Francia Wilson and Foy Marguerite Sylva is the star.
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Schiller Stock Company
Academy
Sisson
George Gorman
Dixie's
Odette Tyler
Charles Frohman
George Boniface, Jr
John L. Gilbert
Tain
Strallers
Francia Wilson
Foy
Marguerite Sylva
Stax
St Paul stock lifts markets amid dividend surprise and profit taking
New York trading sees St. Paul on 7 percent basis sparking sharp starts then heaviness on profit taking. Additional gains in Baltimore and Ohio and Missouri Pacific falter as market frets over dividend plans and potential bank action on high priced stocks. Total volume above one million shares with mixed bond activity and a late rally on St Paul after dividend news.
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New York
Street
St. Paul Road
St. Paul
Baltimore
Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Denver
Rio Grande
Southern Hallway
Reading
Chesapeake and Ohio
Colorado
Chicago Union Traction
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Western Union
United States
Philadelphia Grain and Provision Update
Wheat prices show firm to higher trade in September contracts. Corn market described with varietal prices and strong demand. Local grain sections note ongoing market activity and price movement across commodities.
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Philadelphia Grain and Provision
Philadelphia
Commodity market report with mixed grain and dairy notes
Prices for butter and cream varied with steady demand for western and southern prints. Cheese markets firm for New York full creams while refined sugars show strong demand. Cotton and tallow steady, live poultry firm with good demand for fowls and spring birds. Receipts include 2,000 barrels of flour and tens of thousands of bushels of wheat, corn, and oats with corresponding shipments indicated.
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New York
Market Summary from New York Commodities Desk
New York markets show flour firmer and oats softening while wheat and corn trend firm amid steady spot demand. May and future contracts advance with dull receipts aiding strength. butter and cheese hold steady as dairy items mixed in tone and prices.
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New York
Duluth
Ulge
Hiigake
New State
Ifc
State
Pennsylvania
Wheat Leads Rally as Government Crop Estimates Weaken
Chicago trade boosts prices across grains after government estimates place yields well below expectations. Frost threats to unripe corn add bullish tone with most futures advancing, including September wheat up a penny and December corn up several cents. Provisions and other grain prices follow higher as buyers price in tighter supply.
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Chicago
Chicago Cattle Receipts Report and Prices
Live cattle receipts totaled about 19 000 today with 15 000 forecast tomorrow and 2 000 carryover. Prices show steady to lower trends with ranges for western, Texas fed and mixed lots, including good to choice heifers and cannners among feeders. Sheep receipts near 15 000 with steady demand and prices for native lambs and mixed grades.
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Chicago
Bulka
Salay
East Liberty Market Prices Report
East Liberty on September 1 lists cattle and hogs with prices for various classes. Notes include cholee heifers at 1007.25, heavy Yorkers around 7.70 to 7.75, roughs at 607.35, and veal calves at 7.00. Sheep and lambs show steady ranges, with sage lambs about 5.60 to 5.80 and culla stock inclinations.
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East Liberty
Cholee
City Notices Reveal Crediting Certificates and Points
Fragmentary OCR text references certificates and points with unclear placement and dates. The readable portion mentions city notices and possible financial or administrative actions without complete context.
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Richmond
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