davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
BANK ROBBERS GET
 $40OO IN ONE HAUL
AFTER BLOWING THE SAFE WITH NiTRO-GLYCERlNE CITIZENS ARE SCARED AWAY AND THE DES- PERADoES ESCAPE PURSUIT.

Carney, Okla., December 5.-F'ive men at an early hour today succeeded after firing five nitro-glycerine shots in the Corney bank, in securing $4000.
 While two men, time after time charged the safe with nitro-g o-glycerine and explosion after explosion shattered bank furniture, the other robbers stood guard on the outside of the building kept up a steady rifle fire in every direction at every citizen of the town who made an appearance.
 The citizens, arming themselves. were prepared to make a charge when the robbers vanished in the darkness. A large posse with bloodhounds is SCOUT ing the district for them clew but have utterly failed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
LITTLE WORK DONE.
Senators Work an Hour, While Rep.
 resentatives Work 10 Minutes,

Washington, December 5.-The Senate was in session today for an hour and half. adjourning at 1:30 o'clock until Monday.
 Senator William P. Frye of Maine was elected president pro tenn. of the Senate, Senator Daniel of Virginia being given complimentary vote for that honor by his democratic colleagues.
 The resolutions of Senators Clay and Culberson, calling on the Secretary of the Treasury for information concerning the recent bond issues by the govern ment, were allowed to go over until next Monday. when they will probably be the basis of some debate.
 Most of the session was taken up by the introduction of bills.
 The House was in session only ten min utes and transacted no business beyond agreeing to make response to the greet ings of the new state of Oklahoma. The House also adjourned until Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
Majestic Vaudeville.

Harry H. Richard and his two sum- beams at the Majestic theatre in their operetta, Love la Mode,' are light opera stars of true merit. They are one of those melodious trios, with good voices, good style and singing that is away up. The operetta is cyclone breeze from the homeland of originality. It is not a misnomer to call the ladies in the cast sunbeams for they are bright and viva cious and gifted with the faculty of doing the right thing at the right time in the impersonation of their parts in depicting life in the gay French capital. The fourth Keaton, Jingles, is going to give the children each box of candy at Saturday matinee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
BIG ORGANIZATION
 OF BUSINESS MEN
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF COM MERGE IS FORMED UNDER THE TUTELAGE OF SECRETARY sTRAUs TO FOSTER TRADE.

Washington, December 5.-''The Ma tional Council of Commerce." with a membership starting with thirty-odd or ganization of business men i'll the large cities and expected to ultimately embrace practically all of the leading commercial bodies in the country, was formally launched at conference in the office of Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus today. The meeting was attended by delegates of chambers of commerce, boards of trade and other organizations from New York. Buffalo, San Francisco, Atlanta. Chicago, New Orleans, Balti- more, Boston, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Cin- cinnati, Cleveland, Portland, Philadelphia, Pittsburg Charleston, Galveston, Rich mond, Seattle, Milwaukee, Denver, St. Louis and this city.
 Secretary of State Root and Secretary Straus addressed the meeting and later the conference was formally organized. Gustav H. Schwab of New York was made chairman, committees were ap- pointed to perfect organization and much progress was made in carrying out a scheme presented by MT. Straus, which was adopted.
 The scheme prescribes that the councils s functions should be to keep the depart ment of commerce and labor informed of the needs and desires of the business world as formulated by responsible com mercial and industrial organizations rep resenting manufactures, internal trade ana foreign commerce, both export and import and possibly transportation, and also to keep the business community in- formed regarding the work of the de- partment, it's plans, methods and results.
 The organization shall consist of two closely connected and distinct bodies, viz. : A national council of commerce and an advisory committee, each to elect Its own officers and establish It's own rules of procedure. The national council shall hold meetings to act on reports of the ad- visory committee act on measures pro- posed by delegates from the various or ganizations and formulate suggestions to promote commerce.
 An advisory committee of 15 will have headquarters in this city and will meet four times a year or oftener. The coun- cil will meet annually or may hold special meetings. MT. Schwab will be chairman of the advisory committee, and under d motion of D. A. Tompkins of Charlotte, N. C., MT. schwab will appoint the other member of that committee.
 The delegates at noon adjourned to visit the White House
 President Roosevelt received the dele- gates in his office and spoke very en- couragingly to them, emphasizing the benefit and importance of having the commercial interests of the country con- nected in some manner officially with the government.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
SPANISH RULERS SEASICk.
Battleship Conveying Them Is Caught
 In a Heavy Gale.

Brest, December 1.-The British battle ship Renown with the King and Queen of Spain and their infant son, the Prince of the Asturas. on board. was forced to put in here today on account of the heavy gale blowing in the channel. The Renown left Portsmouth, England, yesterday for La Rochelle, France, whence the King and Queen of Spain purposed to travel overland to San Sebastian.
 The King and Queen of Spain are re- turning from visit to King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
 Tomorrow they will go by train to Bordeaux, where the King will be exam ined by specialist in connection with the recent operation on his throat.
 There was a very heavy sea in the channel last night and the Renown was tossed about so violently that the royal couple were seasick
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
WILL LAUNCH BRYAN BOOM.
Democratic Club of Omaha Will Civ,
 Dollar Dinner.

Omaha, Neb. December 5.--Arrange- ments have been completed by the Dal- man Democratic club for the launching Saturday night of the Bryan candidacy for the democratic nomination next year for President of the United States.
 The club has prepared a dollar din- ner, to be given at the Auditorium. Aside from MT. Bryan, who will de- liver the principal address, the club will have as speakers and guests many prominent democrats from all parts of the country
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
TROOPS ORDERED
 TO GOLDFIELD
PRESIDENT INsTRUcTS GENERAL FUNSTON TO SEND ENOUGH MEN THERE TO CONTROL THE STRIKE SITUATION.
 

Washington, December 5.-President Roosevelt tonight instructed General Funston to dispatch a sufficient force of regulars to Goldfield, New, to control the situation there. This action was taken upon receipt of telegraphic requests from the governor of Nevada. The troops will proceed from San Francisco and the strength of the expedition is left to the judgment of General Funston. Goldfield is about If hours by rail from San Fran cisco.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
Murder and Suicide.

Smithville. Tex, December 5.-E. w. Swenson killed his former wife, sh ot her husband and then committed sui eide near here this evening. Follow ing her divorce from Swenson the woman married J. Jacob First, a farm CT. Today she and her husband were returning to their home from a shop ping tour when they met Swenson The couple, not needing his command to stop, Swenson opened fire Killing the woman and wounding First. Then turning the weapon on himself he in dlicted a fatal wound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
Prohibition In Illinois,

Chicago, December 6--Hundreds of sa- looms were closed in Illinois this morn- ing, the local option voted at the last election in 14 counties becoming effective at midnight Eight counties are now to- tally 'dry, while six allow saloons in only a few precincts. The counties prin- cipally affected are in the southern tiers and reflect the wave, of prohibition that has been sweeping up from the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06

and Saturday matinee and night. both in London and New York proves there is much that is interesting in the piece. It is a play that boasts of having received not one thoroughly adverse notice, and has to its credit the unanimous indorse- ments of the critics in New York, Lon don, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia. as being one of the most unique entertain ments presented in many seasons. Cyril Scott and the best of the original cast will play the piece here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
Woman Shot From Ambush.

Knoxville, December 5.-Near Luther, the little mountain hamlet in Han cock county, Mrs. Ruth Mills was as sassinated by an unknown party who fired at her through q window with a shotgun while she was clearing away the supper dishes There is no clew to the assassin and no known cause for the tragedy. She had been married only a few months ago to Noah Mills. whose first wife met a tragic death a little over year ago, when a pistol accidentally fell from bed the bullet causing her instant death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
RESOLUTIONS GO OVER.
Discussion of Bond Issue Will Take
 Place Monday.

Washington, December 5.--Dseussion on the recent bond issue of the government in the Senate was today postponed until next week. Senator Clay yesterday of fered resolution calling upon the Secre- tary of tine Treasury for information con- corning the issues and in relation to gov ernment deposits of money in national banks.
 When his resolution came up today MT. Culberson stated that as Senator Aldrich, chairman of the committee on finance, was not present, he thought the resolu- tion should go over until another day.
 Senator Clay agreed to the suggestion. and the two resolutions will again be be- fore the Senate on Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
Sunday Law For Theatres.

New York, December 5.--All New York theatres will be closed next Sunday This was decided today at special meeting of the Theatrical Managers association, which had been called in view of Justice O'Gorman's recent decision in the su- preme court that stage entertainments of any nature on Sunday are illegal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
At the Gayety.

Manager Yost of the New Gayety the atre offers for this week "The Greater New York Stars" No stronger burlesque company could have been secured, as s<the reputation it made at this house last season is not only sustained but materi- ally added to- The company has been
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
spinners Get a Raise.

Manchester, December 1.-The settle ment made today means that larger number of spinners than originally asked for an advance will have their wages in- creased The total amount of increase will not be so large as demanded, but will apply to more workers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
Shot Wrong one First.

Washington, December Civilian White, 50 years of age, watchman at the municipal pest house, shot and fatally wounded Mrs. Annie Moore, B years old, wife of Walter J. Moore, and then shot himself, with fatal effects. Mrs. Moore died tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
Surprise at GoldfieId.

Goldfeld, New, December 1.-The news that Governor Sparks had called upon the government to have troops ready for use in Goldfeld on a moments notice to restore order, was heard in this com munity today with amazement.
 On the surface, Goldfield is as quiet IS on a holiday. It was not supposed that the strike situation had reached such an acute stage as to acquire such reputa- tion. Very little talk is heard on the street and no agitation whatever. The people deny the rumor that mining oper- ations will open up with non-union miners. If this is undertaken, the gem eral opinion is that there will be se- rious trouble. Neither side is giving out any information, their plans being guard ed with the utmost secrecy.
 
 entirely reorganized and in reality all that remains of last seasons show is the name New faces, new acts, new fea- lures and a carload of mechanical and electrical effects and gorgeous costumes are carried. The programme this year is strictly up-to-date, and there Is noth- ing of the old stereotyped burlesdue show in evidence. The company numbers half a hundred people. Matinees daily.
 Ads illustrated with good cuts are trade winners-The Gawk makes good cuts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06

Southern Railway for Atlan- ta, four daily trains, 6:25 a. m., 4:15 p. m., 4:25 p. m., 12:30 midnight. Leave on time, wait for no connection. Go with the crowd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-06
"The Prince Chap Tonight.

The remarkable run of "The Prince Chap" the delightful comedy which comes to the Jefferson theatre tonight
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
slnsipanSeruna BON sadien.

Sn einem 8eri9t an bas 5anbslss
Department in Wuibinston ipeiit Der
ameritanii6e 9ensraltoniul 3. ct.
Sobn Gaffneb in Dresden duf ben
Riideang Der gluspanbsrung BON
Sd6fen i'm @erslei9 gu friiberen Sab
rem bin. Die 3dbl Der I'm Sabre 1892
aus Sd9fen 9lussefpanberten betrug
1920. i'm fOlsenben Sabre sing iis uuf
1908 berunter. unb i'm Sabre 1894
panberten 2018 psrfonsn aus.
Sas Sobr 1904 tpeiit bic f9pdhite
3abl bon auspdnosrsrn auf, ndmli9
1926. ipGbrenb i'm Sabre 1905 1887
perfonen ben Dan6eritdb ergriffen,
bon biefen fpursn 1910 UlGnner unb
627 sSrdusn. Die 9sTdmmtsabl Der
beutf6en 9lustpdnberer i'm Sabre 1905
ipirb nit 28,075 angegeben unb i'm
Sabre 1891 nit 1882. Der pros
ssntfab Der fG4iii6en 4uspdnberung
I'm leBteren Sabre betrug 3.58 segen
5.83 i'm Sabre 1905.
Die er6bts gnsdbl Der fGdiIden
auspanberer i'm Sabre 1905 ipanbte
ii9 nd9 ben Der. Staoten, unb atpar
1858. bann folsen @rssntinien nit
80, anbsre europGii6s adnber 9aupts
fddIi9 @nsIanb) nit SO, 8roIilien
nit 43, 2anaba NIT 10, afrifa nit 5
unb auitrulien NIT 5. Sn friibereu
Sabren bate iid eine bstrd6tli9e an>
3dbI fG1Iii9er 2Iuspanbsrer nad
Werito, Mittsls uno Siibs@msritu be-
seben, bod i'm Sabre 1905 tpeilsn bic
8eri9te feline berartise gluspanberuns
dif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
Mmmeufnubifat.

Sn pdris bat iih ben bort in itdtts
li9er 3abI bertretensn &ffnubitas
ten elm neues binaussislt: bas ams
menipnbitat. Sm Sinblid auf bic
Sbatfdhe, bab bic Mmmen infoles Der
eisentbiimIiden 9ef9Gftsprattiten Der
@ermittlunssbureaus um einen erbebs
liden SbeiI ibrer 8e5iige sebra9t tpsr=
ben, mar bieier Sdritt Elm 9ltt Der
Rotbipenbisteit. paris bat einen Iebr
srobeu 8sbdrf an tiidtissn, geIunben
4mmen. 60 fart III bic Ra6fruse,
bdB es piels asenten sibt, bic I'M duff
trage bon Qmmenburedus i'm 2anbe
berumreifsn. um Qmmen gu perbsn
unb na9 paris gu brinssn. ST cine
~ROunou lautet Der uus ,Rours
rice" gebilbete Spibnams = in puris
eelunbet, 70 III iis, tpenn lie cine StelIe
baben mill, gang auf bic SbGtieteit
bon 8ermittIungsbureaus angelpieien,
an lpelbe bic Rounous 40 grosent
ibrer seiummten gs3iiss abliefsrn
miiFen.
Den armsu Rounous III ieBt eHblih
bic Sale iibereeldufsn unb Iis bdben
ii4, angsrest burd bic grfoles aub.rer
Spnbitate, ebenfalIs gu einsm gsrbanb
3ufammengeidIOfsn. nm SunG9it eins
nal cine SerabIsBuns Der 8ermitts
lungseebiibren bur93uIsben. Sus
Iebte 4umpfmitteI Der ammsn biirfte
ndtiirlidb tpis iiberall Der Streit bils
ben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
GuSlanb.

-9n @enf, Der Sdwsi;. lit cine
Idweijerii4 ameritauiide Saut &C.
sriinOst worOsn.
Su Berlin lit Der uambafte 9isr.
usnarjt uuO Piphiater. RrofehOr
emanuel WieuOcl, seitorbsu.
Su @eimar wurOe oas 2anoss'
oentmul fir ben am 5. Sanuar 1901
seitOrbsueu @rOBberSos Sarl aleran'
Der pom Sadieu' 2Beimur.@i @iIena9 snt'
biiat.
- Die Samburs'slm lmerita.Stnie fat
ben 9luftras gum 8au zines ueuen
Sdiffss sessbsu, bas oas srOBte aller
Dumpfer Oieier unO anosrsr Siuieu isiu
piro.
= Sertretsr Der Bartsi Der 0fo.
uardiiteu in Rortu9al buben al alle
Wtit9lisoer Der Eartei elm Wtunifsit
srlaiIsu, in Dem iie ertldreu. oaB Elm
appell al Die aroue in 3utunft uOll'
itGnois nuslos iei.
- slus SoHSfOus wirO SemelOst, Oa6
Der slufitanb i'm Siibeu @binas ssfGbr'
lihe DimeuiiOneu uuuimmt. Die Ge.
bsllsu iiuO I'M Seiis elmer srOBeu sIn'
jubl frunsOlilder S6ueufsuerssibtss,
Die uusebIid tIber 9lmOp uuO Canton
eiuseIdmusselt worOeu iiuO.
- Der SilteuSampfsr Santiago"
Gisentbum Der Eacific Steam 9iauisu'
tiOu Co., lit etwa fiuijis Meiler
r0rblid uon Corral i'll eiuem furht.
barren Sturm seiuntsu. Die aus
iiebeuuucudtiis Rsrioueu beitebsuOt
Wanuiduft uuO pier Fuiiasiere iOusu
babel ibren COB gefuuOsn baben.
- SOeben lit in Berlin uuter Osu
9itsl Die Suouitrie-9tspublit" siut
llsberiesuus Oes ueueiteu ROmuns oes
amerituuiideu S9riftitelers uuO Co
;talilteu Upton Sinclair erI4ieueu
Das Bud miro pom Der guujen Brsiit
idarf usrurtbctlt, ba es uon sebdiiiser
9lnsriffsu auf OeutidluuO unO bic Yer'
ion bes SaiierS itrost.
= Su Eititu, SuBluuO, iinO oreiBit
3eriOusu uerhaitet wOrOen, neil mar
tie in benz girOddt bat, oaB Iie I'D
uetidwOren bdtteh. nm Die Rssisrunf
um fiiuf;ig WtilliOusu Stubel ju be-
ruubsu, Die in Dem Rssieruuss Sc
bduoe eaielbit uufbswabrt wurOen
Sis butteu bsreits stueu uutsrirOiider
Tunnel bis In Die unmittelbare 9idbt
Oes @sbduOes fertts ssitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
sBniain Manss sammlunn.

90nisin Wauo BON ROrpsssn bat
Ii6 eins sisenartigs SammIung anses
legt: sic bat iia nGmlid bel elmer
gunSen Reibe bon Bureaus fir 3eis
tungsausI9nitte abounirt uub ldBt ii9
bon ibnsn ale 9luffGBe Iiefern. in
beuen BON ibr uno BON benz R0nig
Sdator bic Rebe 1T. 9tlls bisIs glrs
titsl tpsrbsn iorsFGltis aufssSOssn unb
aufs.boben uuO bic, bic gang oOer bors
tuieesnb auf grfinouns beruben ooer
Der @dbrbsit ipioerfprsben, buben oi,
gbre. in Elm befonosres al6um 81
tommen. auf oem nit SoIb6u9ita;en
Der biibfde 9itel itebt; -8inse. bic
Dtr ME setbau ober aefaat hdbeu.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
@cnSiihe Rieienhpd,seit.

Gine ipenoii9e RisIsnbo9Seit, ipis
iie INNER isltener lpsroen, tpurbe in
bsm 9orfs Soften bel Ditti6snau ees
feiert. Die SSeItli9teit lsste 3eugnib
ab bon oem Doblitanbe Der So63eiter,
benn an Der 6eierli6teit nabmen ni6t
tueniger ala 700 psrfonen tbeil, unb
fir oeren 9eipirtben purben eeIdla6z
tet 2 Itdrte Rinber, 8 S6peine, 5
&Glber. 8srbadsn ipurben allein auf
8rot 4 Gsntner Roasenmsbl.
3ur 90i9uns bes 9urites bieuten
18 9ettoIiter einfu9es Bier unb 5
SettoIitsr S6naps. 2ln 90bmiIds
unb 9assrbisr ipurbsn nsbenbei 4s
SsttOlitsr ausssibentt. Den San3
be3dblte Der ieoesmalige 8ortdnjer nit
10 Nart fir bic Stunbs. Sus sun3s
Sorf nubm an Der Gsisr tbsil, in allen
SGuIern tpuroe audsn ssbdden, unb
iiberall iab man Sbsils Der So9jsitss
ssieGihuft, Die auf aoiten Der Sod.
3eitgeber nit &nffet uno auhen be-
pirtbet tpurben. Die 9oIten fir bic
fen Sod5eitsihmdus allein foIIen iiG
uuf iiber 1000 Nart bsldufen bdbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
DIT @t[bmadsfinn.
abtoedfsIHns In BET RabuaRa etHe 6srsss
raHe uHIeres oreauismus.


0as 3utpiberisin bGufis ssnoFener
Speifen 1T Elm tpi9tiger JingerSeiq
ber Natur. Der meHi1lithe Organiss
mus forbert bic 4bipedslung Der Nd6s
runssmitteI. unb eS rG9t Ii9 iebr,
lpenn oieier Gorberung ni9t 5olge aes
Ieiitet tptrb. Die 3u6ge ober, ria.
tiger gefdst, unIer @eI9madsTinn lit
buber eine 2lrt Regulator. glm oeuts
li9iten bemerten mir bic rsguIireube
Sbdtisteit bss 9eI9madsiinnss bel
einem Der tuidttsften 8efanOtbsife Der
Speiien, BEL benz Sal5e. Cine SpeiIe,
tpel6e gu tpentg Sal3 entbGlt, i9mett
nt9t. uno mir fii9sn Sal3 binSu; i'm
umgetebrten Sale BON tart gsial5snsn
Speiien iino mir tpobl i'm Itdnoe, eine
tletne Wense su ssnieben. a[ein balb
itrdubt ii9 unIer @si9mad odsegen
unb ge5pungenerlpsiIe b0ren mir duf
gu eFen. Wsnn pisls 2euts gldu6en,
Der Sinn bss 9ef9madss lei nur bdSu
bd, ibnen senubreihe augsnblide gu
perf6nffsn, 70 irren iie bierin politdn:
big, oenn Der GeI9madsIinn III oess
balb ba, um bic beri9iebeusn Ndbs
runssmittsl su unterfu9en, Oh iis bem
aOrper autrGsIi9 iinb ober ni9t. Gs
1T baber bon GROCER Di4tigteit, ben
@ef9mad rein gu balten. 0ur9 ben
bdufigen @enub fart serpiirster, nd=
mentlih gepfefferter Speiien tperoen
bic 9efhmadsnerpen ubseitumpft, unb
bic llntsrf6eibung Der Spsifsn pirb
bebeuteno eri9pert. Sn Gbnliher
Weiie tpirtt bas Rau6en itarter uno
pisler Gigarren. 9lm beIten t0nnen
mir bic Gmpfinbli6tsit unb Ri9tigteit
bss 9sI9mads bel tleinen ainbern be-
oba6tsn. 8os ainb tpeiit ieoe SpeiTs,
ipeld1e i'm SaI5gebalt. Getpiir5 uno 10
tpeiter nidt gu ieinsm Orsanismus
pabt, suriid; es perubi9sut 9affee
unb Weiu, bagegsn erfreut es Mild
unb 3udsr. Mil9 unb 3uder Tnb ibm
sutrdeIid. uno Der Sef9mut IdBt iie
tpilIig pdiiiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
Gifenbabn Seittabeiie.
1tIaluare, eadapanna unp Rtil,rn sahn.
5H 8raft etn "a. Suui 1906.

Su 8rdft etn "a. Suui 1906.
eIOIia -Suldet Scranton fur Rrp gorf
Inn 2.05, 800, sos. 500. 1920. Born. {;
1910, 3.25 une $40 Raamittdss. 6ur
gltp gprf uuS philadelphia. um $50 Born;
f2.40 uub 335 Na6mitidss. dur
9pbvbauul. 6.iU Nddmittags.
R6rolid, -8uT Buffalo um is. 6.25 II. 900
Ror.; t.55e6.40 uue tt.tu Rddmittass. Dur
8insbdmtpn, Glmira uHe 3wif6tHifatiOutu, I'm
1910 Wcr unt 05 Na6m. Dur Ssptgo
SpraeuIs uue Utica um Lis une 6. 25 Wpr. /;
f.55 Nahmitinss Sspedo. SYrdeuit une
Utica 3us UNI 6.25 Rur. lduft tdsIiI, dusss-
upmmtn Scnutdss. dur ROnirOis um 900
Rpr., los uue $40 Nanm. Ri&plfpu Nc
spmpeaticn. I'M AGO NaGmitinds Ping.
hampton Artomoeahou, UNI 6.i5 Rdhm ttdas.
Dloomsburg Sibifion-gGIdRi SsraurOu
fir Rcrtbumbtrlann I'm 6.35. 1920 Wcr {;
1.55 unb $40 Ratn Jhr plymouth UNI g. :
Ra&mittass.
Scnutdae' 3iiae
giOlldl- -5iir Wsp gurf um 205. 80
sos uub 1920 @prssus, 3.35 uus 3.4n
Rahm.
RSroIiG - Bar BuHllp I'M LIS. unit
6.25 WoV. t.55, $40 uue ti.tO Natm
6iir 8tnebamicu uue 3pilhsnfattcutH, 90
unb 1910 8ormittdgs.
1lo0msburg 9ibifon 8sTldst srduior
I'm 1920 Ror. uub $40 9lahmitidss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-07-04
8ermtf&tes Sulauo.
esu Dem StaotdJen 9lttica, U

-Su Dem StGbtdsn Nttiea, 8pO.
ming County. u. o., brad Elm 5euer
aus, buS eiuen Sdaosu uOu mtnOelteus
$3.50, 900 anri9tete.
-Su glsu 9ort lestsn 1000 Use.
fteHuuder Die slrbeit uieoer, neil ihnen
Die uerlauSte SObuerbUbuns ui4t be-
millist moroen mar.
-Su Utica, VI. g., purbsu biz
@tubliiemeuts Der Utica Drop SOrse &
Cool SO. bur6 Seusr jeritOrt uuO Elm
SauOeu uOu 5000, 900 unseri9tet.
- Der grdlioent srnaunte Pbiaip
30. 8romu uuo Better glu9uitus Son
;u SotidaftsietrstareH. Seuer ssbt
mad @OnitantiuOpel, OieIer mad
5otio.
= lluter Oem giamen rBilliam
Wtorris stmuiemeut Co." lit in Diem
Yurt nit etnem Setriebstapital uOu
100000 Elm SauOeuillssSpnoitat iu'
cotpOrtrt poroeu.
-Serr @eors u. bon Sin9en, Der
Osutids @oniuI in Baltimore uuo Gbsi
Der 6irma u. Sdumuder & Co., itart
i'm 9lltsr uOu SO Sabreu. @r mar am
4. Suli 1888 in Bremen seboreH.
- Seth Com, betanrtrr GGSascsG
unO friibsrer Siirssrmeiitsr uOu Jiem
DOrt, lit gum YrdiiOsutsu Der 9ruitss'
bsbOroe bes 8Oofer Z. SSalbinston
EusteScs Suitituts srwdblt wOrOen.
9ertretsr Der ueri9ieosnru
Dumpfidiff @sienlduiten in Diem
Yort ertldren, oaB Der Nnbrun9 uon
SommerreiIenbeu, belonoers mad Gu.
ropa, nod uismuls 3uuOr 10 itart mar,
wie in Oisiem Sabre.
SIM alter BON 73 Subren lit in
Milwautee, ISIS, Srau Wiarie Bad,
Die Satin oes altmsiiiers Der oortissu
Uiuiiter, @briitopber Bad, seitorben.
Der Goo mar Die 6Olse zines Dor etpa
jebu Easeu eriOlsten S6laSunfullss.
- Som 1S. bis 26. September
1909 wiro in 9tew YOrt Die Orei.
buuOsrtiubrfeier Der @ntoefuns oes
9uoiou'Sluiies ourh 9enrp 0uo'
Jon uuO Die 6unOertiubrfsier Der Be
uusuns Der eriten Dumpfidiifs OurtI
RObert Sutton seieiert werben.
6lottenistretdr Wtetculi bat Den
Sau oes etuen Der beioeu 10000
Gounsu 9dladtidiffe Der 9isppOrt
9isps SbipbuitOins So. fir $4,000
600 uuO ben Oss anOereu Der Sore
RiUer SbipbuilOtus 60. in Suincp,
WtaIi., fir 4.377 900 iibsrtrusen.