Theaters St Anno A Polishing Play On Road Preview
Theaters St Anno a play by Paul Armstrong undergoing polishing on the road before metropolitan presentation was seen at the Lyceum. It features Ann Lamont as St Ann and Leon Richmond as a rival with Gordon Titus, amid moral conflict and a London setting. Strong performances by Robert McWade, Charles Waldron, and Lavile York contrast weaker turns from Viola Fairchild. Bohemians tour Star later in the week.
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St. Anno
Paul Armstrong
Metropolitan
Lyceum
Armstrong
New York
Right Cross
Ann Lamont
St. Ann
Leon Richmond
Gordon Titus
Titus
Londo
Miss John
Richmond
Et Ann
London
Molokai
Vite
Hle
St. Antoad
Viola Fairchild
Miss Fairchild
Robert McWade
Richard Stonedge Smythe
Charles D. Waldron
Cordon Tits
Misa Lavile York
Chire Lamont
Phivia Onicely
Kidnapped in New York to Open at Academy of Music
Barney Gilmore opened a three day engagement at the Academy of Music with Kidnapped in New York a four act comedy drama by Blowird Thall based on the Baby Marton Chirk kidnapping in Central Park New York. Gilmore plays Mr Towles while Baby Ablett stars as Maal Charl with other acts including Gilly Hallman of National League fame and the Pow as Brothers Inc. The show repeats this afternoon and tonight.
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Barney Gilmore
Romiant
Cp- Kargement Fir
New York
Academy of Music
Blowird Thall
Marton Chirk
Ventral Park
New York City
Chimere
Baby
Mor. Dooles
Mr. Gilmore
Mr. Towles
Maal Charl
Babys Ablett
Gilly Hallman
National League Baseball
Germain
Powas
Ameta to Appear at Dixie's Theater for Final Time Today
Performances today and tomorrow mark the last engagement of Ameta the great fire dancer at Dixie's theater. The Keltons Joe Myra and Buster wrap a highly successful run as refined vaudeville closes with strong audience turnout and praise for management.
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Ameta
Dixie’s
Keltons
Joe
Myra
Buster
Daniel Ryan Returns to Academy for Week of Plays
The popular actor Daniel Ryan arrives for a week at the Academy opening Monday with A Royal Lover featuring lavish scenery and electrical effects. No Academy scenery will be used this season. Tuesday brings An Enemy to the King presented by arrangement with I L Sothern.
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Daniel Ryan
Academy
Parish Ladies Vote To canvass Funds For New Residence
At a meeting of the Ladies of the Holy Cross parish on Tuesday the two ladies from each street will be chosen to canvass for funds to finish the new parish residence. Tonight a committee will meet to select canvassers for the Eighteenth ward and others.
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Jarish
Tuesikiy
Oliaru
Mary Duffy
Ruthe Cloherty
Whithe Conver
Whithe Conver; Sixth Ward
Milartin Regan
Misr Bgaret Buckley
Park Hirlaml
Meridian Gelved
Nelly
Gerrity
Undertakers Create Protective Association in Scranton
The Scranton area undertakers formed a permanent group at a meeting last night in A. R. Riwk’s Spruce Street office. They named it the Undertakers’ Protective Association of Scranton and vicinity. Officers elected: Dresident Mary Wremibs, vice president Po W. Tague, secretary William Rawb, treasurer A. R R. Raub, executive committee PL bd. Cusick, chairman William Price, AB Regan, O’Donnell and T. J. Davis. About twenty-five undertakers have joined so far.
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Undertakers of
Scranton and Vicinity
A. R. Riwk
Spruce Street
Undertakers’ Protective Association — of
Dresident
Mary Wremibs
Po W. Tague
William Rawb
A. R R. Raub
Bd. Cusick
William Price
T PL
Markets Hold Strength Amid Dull New York Session
The New York stock market remained firm with a weak overall showing outside a few advancing issues led by the Gould group. The day closed dull and steady with total sales around 1,000 shares. Bond turnover was quiet at about 2.2 million in par value and United States refunding bonds rose 4, while the new grade declined 44 on the last call.
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New York
Gould Group
United States
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
Scranton quotations listing bid and asked prices for Lackawanna Dairy Co and local banks and railways. Bonds include Ferrenton Packing Co copper, Scranton Passenger Railway first mortgage due, People's Street Railway mortgages, and Scranton Trac Co 6 percent bond.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Erbonata
Arbondale
Whird National Bank
Bank Economy L
First National Bank . Co
Lack. Trust & Safe
Clark & Bnover Co
Scranton
Gay Inne Bank
Traders
National Bank
Alt & Nut Ca
People's Bank
Mead Ae
Fcrenton Packing Co
Cppercsere
Bnranton
People's Stree Railway
First Mortgage
Scranton Wholesale Market Dairy and Produce Prices
Corrected listing showing prices for dairy and vegetables. Butter at $4.40 per unit, creamery products, cheese, beans, green peas per bushel around $2.00 to $2.40, onions per bushel, and new potatoes priced per bushel. Nearby vendors and adjustments noted by H. G. Dale.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lacka. Ave
New York Grain and Produce Market Sept 18 report
Market notes show flour quiet and lower on selling, wheat led by September drop on futures. spot corn and oats steady to weak with limited demand. Butter steady to firm with creamery grades and cheese prices mixed. state and country dairy reports indicate steady to average pricing across categories.
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New York
Custer
Beare
Alantie
Chicago
Mtye
Lmalze
Imitalon
Hitinthoe
Leo
Grain traders face quiet day amid selling pressure
Chicago traders saw subdued activity with little supporting demand as a bearish corn crop report spurred selling across markets. Prices eased with December corn and wheat down while oats and provisions also slipped, while cash quotes showed varied grain and feed values.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Sept 18
Chicago market figures show cattle totals around 1 100 with 2 000 westerns and 600 Texans, steers steady to prime at 7.00 to 8.01, stockers 2.50 to 5.25, cows 1.50 to 2.00, calves 5.00 to 5.75, Texas fed steers around 4.0, western steers near 3.74 to 5.00. Hog receipts 16 000 today and 16 000 tomorrow, mixed prices near 7.25 to 7.50 with bulk sales around 7.00 to 7.15. Sheep and lambs mixed with native jumbos at 3.00 to 5.00 and wethers 1.50 to 4.00.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Cattle and Hogs Sluggish as Markets Open in Buffalo
Sept 18 cattle steady with light demand for veals. hogs mixed with lower prices and heavy loads. sheep and lambs see receipts around 4 500 with steady tone and top lambs at five dollars. Oil City report notes credit balances and certificates, no bid, shipments and runs in barrels.
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Stig
Shad
Prassers
Tate
Dairies
Old City
Races at Empire City Postponed by Rain
New York reports Empire City track events halted due to rain. Thursday programme moved to Friday. Friday card shifted to Saturday.
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New York
Empire City Track
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Johnston
Miner's Bohemians
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Washington Irving
Rip van Winkle
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Ryan
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Jardiniere
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Rue de la Palz
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Wall Street Review
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Mears
W. D. Hunyon
Mane
R. Co
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Wiy
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Ohio
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Lo Srey
St Ol
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TTA
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People's
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Chicago Grain Market
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Stetson
Dr. Jaegers
Seuilt Luang
Pilsner
ASE
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Oil City
Kern
Gunstern
Forsyth
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Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Ceee Ee Eee
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