Two tame races conclude Luzerne County Fair racing
About 1,000 spectators saw two slow heats at Luzerne County Fair track in West Pittston. Graydon owned by Parker Carpenter won the first race over Lillian Roy. Wilkes Medium owned by Levi Patterson won the second over Callie K. Both races featured six horses, rough footing, and a light crowd from Scranton and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graydon
Parker and Carpenter
Abington
Wilkes
Levi A. Patterson
Carbondale
West Pittston
Luzerne County
John Slattery
Scranton
Wilkes Medium
Callie K
George Mulley
Maitland
Wallsville
Pittston
Levi Patterson
Metropolitan Band
Wyoming
James Kelly
L‘uimore
C. C. Bowman
MM. Cutler
C. W. St. John
N. M. Hughes
B. Bennett
AV. EY Saxene
George Dunn
Egghorn
W. Belles
Pop BR
Co. P. Wentz
Prince D. Billy B
Lillian Roy
Recnall
Billy
Lillian
Billy BE
Billy B
Lev Patterson
Slattery
Yace
Tiliian
Br. G
Tatem
Patjerne
Beran
Bily B
James
G. W. Beemer
Clark
Bummit
Theatrical "In Posterland" at Lyceum this afternoon and night
The Royal Lilli putians present a modern extravaganga with poster and cartoon favorites including Foxy Grandpa Mia Kuntzenjammer Lady Bountiful Sis Hopkins Omega Oil Boy and the Goose Gold Dust Twins Alphonse and Gaston and Happy Nelligan A special children's matinee is offered today with tickets 15 cents for children and 25 or 30 cents for adults Seats go on sale this morning The Little Mother by Mr Nankeville arrives at Lyceum Tuesday night with novel climaxes and scenes such as A poverty stricken home near the East River the Dewey Arch Broadway and Fifth Avenue The Lite Church Around the Corner and The Old East River Pier at Midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posterland
Royal Lilliputians
Lyceum
Iitthe
Poster
Foxy Grandpa
Mia
Kuntzenjammer
Lady Bountiful
Sis Hopkins
Omega Oil Boy
the Goose
Gold Dust Twins
Alphonse and Gaston
Happy Nelligan
Nankeville
Mother
East River
Dewey Arch
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
East River Pier
The Fatal Wedding at Academy of Music Three-Day Run
Sullivan Harris and Woods present Theodore Kremer’s melodrama The Fatal Wedding at the Academy of Music for three days starting Monday. The company praises its even balance and top performances from cities visited last season. Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday feature Mr Gorman and Miss Lawson with Vitagraph views of Mont Pelee and St Pierre. De Wolf Hopper and others appear at Dixies next week, including a Mr Plickwick stage version in Wilkes Barre tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Harris and Woods
Theodore Kremer
Weddine
Academy of Music
George Gorman
Disle's
Gorman
Misa Lawson
Vitagraph
Mont Pelee
St. Pierre
Dixie's
de Wolf Hopper
Digoy Bell
Nesbitt
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Plickwick
Dickens
The Cowboy and the Lady and Other Stage Notes
Stage notes describe Josephine Florence Shepherd in The Cowboy and the Lady with Miller Kent’s company closing a successful week and presenting Private John Allen and Mian's Enemy. The piece also covers Nance O Neil in London in Magda and plans for Lord Strathmore and The Girl Trust. Becky Thatcher name confusion cited for Klaw Erlanger production Huck Finn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Florence Shepherd
Billy Florence
Miller Kent
Schiller Stock Company
John Allen
Nance O'Neil
London
Cablegrams
Mu- Kee Rankin
David 'Rattel Ta
Lord Strathmore
Ouida
Virginia Drew Trescott
Frederico Warde
Girl Trust
New York
D. O'Brien
F. Hk. Hennessey
Chicago
E. E. Rice
St. Teon Gillette
Becky
Thatcher
Huck
Klaw & Erlanger
Becky Thatcher
Dr Agnows Catarrhal Powder Promises Quick Relief
Offensive breath and discharges caused by catarrh are said to end in 30 minutes with Dr Agnow s Catarrhal Powder. Eminent nose and throat specialists recommend it for cold in the head tonsillitis headaches and catarrh. Pills offered at 40 doses for 16 cents by Wm G Clark and Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Dr. New
Sixth Annual Convention of Retail Merchants in Scranton
The Retail Merchants' Association of Pennsylvania announces its sixth annual convention in Scranton September 16 to 18 1902 at 26 Lackawanna avenue. Sessions cover debt collection legislation pure food laws trading stamps retail fire insurance and unity of local associations. A rally Wednesday evening features state and Philadelphia speakers followed by social events and tours to Lake Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association of Pennsylvania
Elmhurst
Retail Merchants' Protective Association
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Merchants’ Association
Ord
J. G. Seamans
Scranton Association
Albert Kaiser
Philadelphia
State Association
William Drury
Pittston
P. M. Mulloy
Williamsport
A. M. Howes
Urle
William Nelson
Chester
E. J. Morris
Reading
A. M. Latshaw
New Brighton
William Smedley
Grocers’ Review
Philadelphia Grocers’ Association
E. J. Buckley
Grocery World
Filmhurst Boulevard
Lake Scranton
Tally-Ho
Speedway Hotel
Wyoming House
Deer Hunting Rite in September Mountain Forests
An evocative meditation on September deer hunting in rugged mountain woods. The piece contrasts frost touched peaks, frost air, and silent forests with the tension and thrill of tracking an antlered buck, ending in a tranquil campfire pledge of peace.
Markets End Lower Amid Frost Worries And High Call Money
New York markets closed heavy after a day of uneven trading. Call money rose to 15 percent as frost reports depressed Granger and Pacifics and notes of insider selling weighed on Baltimore and Ohio. St Paul and Union Pacific showed some strength, while Missouri Pacific and Chesapeake and Ohio fell. Total stock volume reached 716,800 shares with bond activity subdued at par value 3,005,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Rock Island
Call Money
Granger Group
Frost
Manhattan
New York Central
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norf
Western
Northwestern
London
United States
Market Report from Philadelphia Steady Trade and Prices
Philadelphia report shows steady contract grades and firm demand across dairy and poultry products. Notes values for butter creamery and cheese from New York and western markets, with refined sugars, cotton, and waste products listed, plus grain receipts and shipments for flour wheat corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Malie
Uiailec
New York Grain and Produce Market Prices Sept 12
Market roundup shows flour active and firm with futures mixed and closures mostly easy. Wheat and corn prices hold steady to firm with slight declines as options fade. oats and butter reflect steady to mixed movements. cheese and eggs show stable to firm tones amid regional variance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Wie
Ballye
Wellte
Pennsylvania
Frost Hits Half the Corn Belt Crippling Grain Market
A killing frost swept half the corn belt chilling Chicago grain pits. Corn shorts anticipated the drop but the overall market softened as wheat slipped under pressure. September and December futures fell while some corn for delivery rose slightly. Cash prices listed for various grains and seeds, with mixed signals across components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern
Cattle Price Report From East Liberty Market
East Liberty notes cattle prices with steady to firm bids across grades. Ranges list prime and choice heavies around 7.08 to 7.85, mediums near 7.00, light weights about 7.70, and lambs trading to about 5.50 with calves around 8.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Maj.w. Bheop
Chicago
Texas Fed
Cattle and Hogs Market Receipts Report
Market notes show mixed cattle receipts with light demand and steady prices. Veals and hogs show varying activity with prices around eight dollars for Yorkers and around seven to seven seventy for various hog categories. overall terms indicate slow to steady movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humalo
Bept
Yeaturday
Hosiery and fabrics sale highlights in late 19th century ad
An advertisement touts women’s hosiery including fast black seamless hose at 10c per pair, three for 25c, black mace hose and Wayne Knit options. It also promotes linen feet stockings at 250 a pair, heavy elastic tops at 25c, and textiles like Tricot Flannels and Satin Stripes waisting fabrics 27 inches wide sold by the yard for 25c to 49c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Exploit
M. L. Perrin
Tinker
Callie Kk
Wert
Cnaillo K
Callle
Callie
Patterson
L. A. Patterson
Cable Kk
A. m. Aratum
Boog
Heckenberger
Haggerty
Simon Long
Reds
Luzerne
E. L. Hatfield
The
Mr. Gorman
Minstrel
Mr. Pickwick
America
Ocean Steamships
Bermuda
Quebec
8. Co
Thos. Cook & Son
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Hnaight & Freese Co
Atchison
Fiig
Alt
Wai Brook
Bay
Chicago & Alton
M. & Bra
Fuel
I Ty Deckoit Southern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Saanae
Iowa Central
Seetane
City & Bout, Hi
Amy Sully Ois
Ras Reseeers
Liz Mi
Moxigen Central
Aes
Serene Sul
Pacifie
Norfolk & West
Kbs
Etsaeseey
Ile Pacific Mall
Hitty Wabash
Preenne
Western Union
Wis
Central Oh
Low
Lowe
Decepler
Sane
Sjumuoaly
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tocks, Lackawanna Dairy Co
Bank & Thiet
Cr Arbondale
Third National Bank
Lack. ‘Trust & Safe
Ganee Clark & Bnover O
Pestesens Sas
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
Boody.mclellan &Co
New York City
HM. G. Dale
Lacka
Ave
Lour
Huttanetroah Creamery
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Bedford
Madras
Japonette “H'.nkies
Marseilles
Gioldsmith's Bazaar
NEW York Hotels
Aldine Hotel
Atuay
20Th
30Th Sts
New
23Rd St
4Th Ave
W. H. Parke
Westminster Hotel Cor. Glateenth
Ir Ng Place
T. Thompson
Wannaminkers
Blegel Cooper
Albert
Cor
University Pl
Rontanabls
Atlantic City
Chelsea
Richmond
Kentucky Avenue
Lake Wesauking
Alleghany Mountains
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Towanda
Lake Wesauking Hotel
Apes
Bend
K, Harris
Mussain
Etna
Grocers
Kern
Gunster &Forsyth
Penn Avenues
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