Seven Race Day at Maitland Fair Draws Large Crowd
Wallsville Pa Sept 17 about 1600 visitors attended the Maitland Fair and Driving Park seventh annual event. Billy M owned by Thomas B Clark Honesdale won the 100 trots and pacers heat one with Lillian Roy second. Almokin owned by Henry H Pierce Carbondale captured heat two with Thomas W second. Tomorrow features two more races and a tower dive by Myrtle Bell Webb of Chicago.
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Billy M
Thomas B. Clark
Honesdale
Almokin
Henry H. Pierce
Carbondale
Wallsville
Maitland Fair and Driving Park Company
Lillian Koy
John Slattery
Scranton
Courbondale
Thomas W
M. Sherwood
Factoryville
Dalton
Waverly
Hilly M
Billy B
Black Joe
Danay D
Idilian Roy Tifih
Sleepy John
Daisy D
Daisy Db
Lillian Roy
LA Jian Roy
Joe Lodgin
Lillian
Billy Dr
Lilian
Boom
Thomas
Clark
Bovinton
Billy
G. Clark
Bik
J. Whitte
House
Gr. m
Sloppy John
B. G. H. Dustin
Branton
Post Haste
Almakin
David Caperfield
Director Clay
David Coperfield
David
David Conperfield
Copperfield
Fost
Haste
Thomias
Clay
David Copperfield
H. TM. Pierce
Caphoniate
Rice
Bik. G
M. Shera Wood
Seranton
Myrtle Bell Webb
Chicago
Clark’s
A Cure for Asthma by Dr Schiffmann
Testimonial from R M Spencer of Toledo Ohio claiming lifelong asthma relief after using Dr Schiffmanns Asthma Cure. He reports attacks eased within 2 to 6 minutes after trying the product and urges readers to obtain a free sample by sending a stamp to Dr Schiffmann in St Paul Minnesota.
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Oe Schiffmann
R. M. Spencer
Vermont Avenue
Toledo
R. Schiffmann
St. Paul
Minn
Tax on Occupations and Its Slump in City Revenue
The city faces a sharp drop in Occupation tax revenue due to higher property valuations. Occupation valuations fell from 1,354,930 to 1,064,010 while the levy stands around 4,785 mills. Expected collections drop from 18,156 to about 5,631, making reassessment seem unjustified to some.
St. Ann at Lyceum Promises Broadway Sensation
The Lyceum presents St. Ann by Paul Armstrong with Flora Fairchild and a strong company after successful runs in Washington and Baltimore. The show centers on Ann Taimont, a young artist whose love story blends tragedy and redemption as New York theater life unfolds with a notable cast including Robert McWade and Florence Robinson.
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St. Ann
Lyceum
Paul Armentrong
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Tlhow
Reneon
Broadway
Ann Taimont
Belevea
Flora Fairchild
Julia Arthur
Robert McWade
Florence Robinson
Charles FB. Waldron
Eugene Frasier
Gladys Gatea
John B. Haggard
Edith Hinkle
Lucille York
Nesbitt
Wilkes-Barre
Paul Armstrong
Memorial Sermon For William McKinley At Clark's Summit
Rev J B Custard delivered a fine sermon in memory of the late president William McKinley Sunday evening. Edward Youngs attends Iseystone Academy. Mrs Colvin hosted Rev Mr Wrigley from MUS City. Walker reunion at Nicholson last Saturday. Vida Pedrick hosted friends at her Clark's Summit home Sept 1 with games music and flashlight fun. guests included Ruth Myrtle Ranson Carrie Clifford Su Jennings Nellie Alger Inez Vida Pedrick Mabel Purdy Hattie Parson Olive Swarts.
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Custard
William McKinley
Edward Youngs
Iseystone Academy
Colvin
Wrigley
Mus City
D. Walker
Walker
Nicholson
Vida Pedrick
Ruth
Myrtle Ranson
Carrie Clifford
Su Jennings
Nellie Alger
Inez
Clark's Summit
Mabel Purdy
Dalton
Hattie Parson
Peckville
Olive Swarts
Scranton
Columbia Coal and Lumber Co Charter Granted
Exclusive AP report from Dover Delaware notes the charter of Columbia Coal and Lumber Company Scranton Pa to lease coal and lumber lands with capital listed as $00,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dover
Del
Columbia Coal and Lumber Company
Scranton
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre
Oil City Banking Report Sees Mixed Balances
Fragmentary OCR notes show credit balances and certificates with figures such as 160,895 and 2478 barrels. Mentions of averages and post-relations unclear. Geographic or organizational identifiers are incomplete but indicate an oil market accounting item from Oil City on September 17.
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Oi City
Wall Street Gains With Light Volume After Currency Relief Hopes
Speculative sentiment improves on Wall Street as stock prices recover on relief from dwindling money conditions. Trading remains light with about 455,500 shares sold and bond activity steady. Currency transfers to the interior buffer the market, while gold shipments and customs payments drain New York reserves.
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New York
Wall Street
hithur+ ward
San Francisco
England
Sub-Treasury
New Orleans
Chicago
United States
Wheat and corn futures edge lower amid dull trade
Market notes show wheat prices steady yet firmer concern as September futures slip 4 cents while December and May options trade quietly. Corn options stay steady with mild gains as traders await clearer signals from futures and stocks.
Creamery Trade Nonsense in Fragmented OCR List
Fragments mention several creameries and cheese markets with unclear names and numbers. References include state dairy and Pennsylvania links, various colored and white products, and a renovated creamery. Details are ambiguous and largely unreadable.
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Witsatte
State Dairy
Wiallioc
Iteal&lge
New State
State
Pennsylvania
Mgarle
Philadelphia Grain and Provisions Market Summary
Wheat steady and quiet for September contracts. corn firm but quiet with No 2 yellow for local trade. Butter prices lower while creamery and cheese goods show firm demand. refined sugars unchanged. Cotton firm with higher three, tallow steady, live poultry and dressed poultry show firm demand. receipts include 4,000 barrels of flour and 0 bushels wheat. Shipments include 111,000 bushels of wheat and 69,000 bushels of oats.
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New York
Witter
ToyoTobe
Fo. B
Igc
Mijalic
Philadelphia
Evtra Western Creamery
Ste. Eeee
Tlerces
Iyadye
Chicago Grain Market dull trade amid frost fears
Market in Brains today showed firm tone yet dull activity as frost threats follow recent cold. Wheat and oats traded slowly with small price moves while corn stayed active on weather impact. October pork and other provisions moved mixed on raid fears with various cash quotations listed for multiple grain and meat products.
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Sigkeeaeue
AOD
Atchison Mms
Mla
Ohl
Acoe
Bilt
Olio
Haylim
Ith Bronk
Hoty Hie
Bay
Pacit Ches
Ohio
Pirage & Alton
Col
Net & Tron
Southern
Hilt
R. Prate
Detreit Southern
Ist
Thyre
Koncking
Tllinois Central
City & Boun Avy Souls
Nash
Manhattan
TNS
St. Ry
Mexican Centra
Pacific
Norfolk É& Weat
West Hi
Penna. R.R
Wit People’s Gas
Republic Steel
AD Soy Ih
LL. Sowe
aRs
Southern Pacific
Southern R
Tenn
Texas & Pacific Coal & Tron
Union Pacific
Huswean Pacific
Mt Fe
Central
Chicago
New York
Corr Oo Market
High
Low
Colsa
Eenreeee Eaee Oy
Cattle and Hog Receipts and Prices Report
Sept 17 cattle receipts total 17 including 30 Texans 6500 western steady to good prime steers 7.50 8.0 poor to medium stockers and feed cows calves and hogs receipts about 1000 tomorrow with losses noted mixed and butcher hogs 7.25 to 7.95 heavy and light ranges 7.00 to 7.75 sheep receipts 2.00 steady with lambs and ewes priced around 3.50 per head
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Chica
Motive Lambs
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Fast Buffalo Sept 17 cattle prices show prime beef supplies steady with steers and cows trading. calves, stockers, and feeders steady to higher amid mixed demand. Hogs slow, lower, and dairy sheep and lambs steady with wethers and ewes near prior quotes. total receipts about 3,500.
Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed in Rust Liberty Market
Sept 1 cattle steady at 7.10 to 7.25 prime. hogs lower with heavies 7.40 and light sows. sheep steady with prime lambs around 2.00 and calves near 5.00. Local notes show varied quotations across categories with unspecified lots.
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Wallsville Fair
Kineland
Guernseys
Jerseys
Hollands
Driggs & MacConnell
Cortland Wagon Company
James Kelly
Dpunmore
Elays
Tinker
B. Gs. Haggerty
J. Slattery
Dalay D
J. Justin
Elk Luke
Hattheld
Hsmond
Phyyilis
Corinthian Club
Lua
Esmond
William Morris
John T. Hall
Rip van Winkle
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Jefferson
Dixie’s
Ameta
Keaton
Sisson and Wallace
George
Barney Gilmore
Dooley
Detective
Mr. Gilmore
Shirley Sisters
London
Paris
Academy of Music
Tom Miner
Charles Burke
Burke Brothers
Wise Mike
Grace la Rue
Andy Gardner
Don Davenport
Johnson and Hillard
Campbell
Matthews
Milton Shuster
Nicholas Wright
Swell
Diamond Palace
Star Theater
Columbia Coal and Lumber Co
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Sie
W. D. Runyon
Manger
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
H. G. Dale
Lucka. Ave
Buttene Fresh Creamery
Vic
Western
Lackawanna Airy. Co
Sav
Carbonnale
Hank & Trust
Banik
H. & Dessane
First National Bank
Lack, Trust & Safe
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton Savings Bank
National Bank Sone
Bolt & Sees
People’s Bank
Neeveereterenue
Seranton Packing Co
Scranton Passenger Railway
People's Street Railway
Athenee
People’s Street Railway
Trac. Co
Penney & Pocono
Consolidated Water Supply Co
New York Grain and Produce Market
A. Pac
Hotel
Jermyn
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
McLellan & CO
New York City
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Sima T
Dairles
East Liberty Live
Prva Si
F.owlis
Vici
Ieldsmith’s Bazaar
Washington Ave
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Seley, Motley
Rochester
Allis-Chalmers Co
Kern
Gunsterd Forsyth
T Rodinson S Sons
Pilsner
Bee
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