Scranton Players Hold First Practice Amid Heavy Field
Scranton baseball club opened its season with a light workout at Athletic Park. Most players attended except Phackera and Dougherty who were expected later. Pitchers Risley and others impressed, while Tobinson umpired and Dion led off with a high fly. Atlantic league schedule meeting in Philadelphia today. season opens April 27 and ends September 9.
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Dougherty
Philadelphia
Swift
Scranton Baseball Club
Athletic Park
Feld
Packers
Oltoga
Tobinson
Dion
Tailbert
Hilbert
Oorcannell
Dillon
Ron
Kean
Scranton
Felder
Knoll
Mynthon
Wheeler
Stultz
Keenan
Hodson
Allen
Kisley
Risley
Hanover Hotel
National League box scores glimpse chaotic play by play
In a jumble of abbreviations and names the National League games at various venues show teams like Philadelphia Brooklyn Baltimore and New York completing scores and innings. Umpires Burns Smith Gaffney Andrews Binelie Heite are listed with several battery pairings including Willis Bergen Coakley Warner and Nops Hid Robinson across multiple matchups.
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New York
Haltimore
Coakley and
Warner
Robinson Uampires
Binelie and
Heite
Fragmented OCR Item Unknown Names in Rideboard
A garbled OCR fragment references names such as Velix Moran and Jacklity with mentions of batteries and a terms like Montrem .0. 1.0. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome details.
All Sliders Called to Practice Thursday After Soon
All members of the Sliders are requested to report for practice Thursday after. Note the time is 2.30 o'clock and the location is Taylor Avenue.
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Sliders
Agel
Sousa and His Band Open Lyceum Concert
A noisy Lyceum audience enjoyed Sousa and his orchestra performing a varied program. Selections included opera melodies, marches, and concert pieces with Sousa conducting and featured solos by several musicians.
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Sousa
Lyceum
Prue Anne
Sousa Leads Illustrious Orchestra In Ambitious Opera Plans
Sousa directs a strong program featuring Mins Davin and Misa Moyle with solos in Souvenir de Haydn and a Tarantella from The Pride Elect. He discusses autograph albums and a busy tour while outlining two operas with work by De Wolf Hopper and George Broadhurst.
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Tarantella
Pride Elect
Bouse Sousa
Mins Davin
Misa Moyle
Muatc
de Wolf Hopper
George Hroadhurst
Jones
Charles Kilne
Grant Stewart
Souea
Katherine Rober Company Opens Week at Academy of Music
The Katherine Rober company opens a week at the Academy of Music with Edwin Knowles presenting The Great Diamond Robbery. A large audience saw Franklyn Ritchie James Kennedy and Katherine Rober in strong performances including Mrs O Grogan and Dick Brummage. Lillian Kennedy, sister of the late Lillian I Kennedy, appears in The Deacon's Daughter this afternoon and evening.
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Katherine Rober
Academy of Music
Edwin Know
Franklyn Ritchie
James Kennedy
Scranton
Senator McSarker
Lillian I Kennedy
Kennedy
O'Grogan
Mr. Ritchie
Dick Brummage
Academy
Lillian Kennedy
Seeley’s Little Egypt Dazzles Gaiety With Brief, Lively Dance
The Little Egypt dancer drew large afternoon and evening crowds at the Gaiety theater, delivering a brief yet near- authentic performance that pleased audiences. The rest of the bill featured the burlesque troupe stars Armstrong and Porter, the ginger sisters, and others, with further acts announced for today and tomorrow. The Lyceum stage hosted Me Cranes new comedy The Head of the Family, praised for its German origin and adapted wit. William H. West’s all star minstrel jubilee at the Lyceum promises a major event, with a packed house signaling strong public taste for top-tier entertainment and a celebrated program lineup past and present. Also advertised is a medicine quack line urging readers not to starve to cure dyspepsia, sold by local vendors.
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Chicago
Olo
Armstrong
Porter
Garnold
Gilmore
John
Lillie Black
Hastings
Wright
Virginia Seymour
Little Egypt
Gaiery
Lyceum Theater
Germany
Clyde Fitch
Lew Ditrichatein
New York
William HL. West
Lyceum
Ae West
America
Mr. West
San Francisco
Mr. Wet
Jose
Clement Stewart
Life of Hour- Reese & Moore
London
Frillman
Bake
Kent
Burltone Gorman
Carly
Mr West
Markets Slide After Mixed Trading Amid Outside Orders
The market opened strong on outside orders but turned weak in the afternoon with declines in Brooklyn Transit Manhattan and Federal Steel. Continental Tobacco stayed firm while Continental and Colorado Fuel and Iron showed resilience. traders expect possible further gains for key issues as a temporary pullback ends.
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New York
Batunday
Graivers
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Tobecco
Iron and Tee
Anaconda Minin
Federal Steel
Colorado Fuel and Iron
American Steel
United States
Carrington & Ciwnck
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Manhattan
Washington
Brooklyin Rey Tranell
Tit Plate
Brooklyn
Rapid
Colorado
Iran
Tradera
Unclear historical grain market notes from Philadelphia April 1
Fragmented commodity prices and market terms for wheat corn butter sugar and poultry indicate a dull to firm tone in various futures and cash markets. The garbled text lists multiple grades and regional notes with irregular spellings and missing data, reflecting a chaotic OCR snapshot of a 19th or early 20th century exchange page.
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Tye
Histor
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Whei Don Prints
Ndurby
Wye
Catton
Uplands
The People's Exchange Classified Advertisements
The popular clearing house offers rentals real estate and property listings plus help wanted notices. Classifieds cost one cent per word with six insertions for five cents per word. situations wanted are inserted free.
For Rent Listings on Lackawanna and Washington Avenues
Multiple rental notices across Scranton detail storefronts and offices for rent. Properties include store rooms on Lackawanna Avenue with elevator access and a Burrell building listing, offices with vaults in Commonwealth Building, and residential homes on Madison Avenue. Contacts include F. B. Nettleton, Mary Potter, Henry Helin Jr., Jones Bros, Owens Bros, and references to steam heat, rear entrances, and 6th floor room 64.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Four Moors
Scranton
F. B. Nettleton
Franklin Avenue
Potter
Houskea Nos
Washington
Washington Avenue
J. '. Guernsey
Jones Bros
Commonwealth Building
Want ads for office, housekeeping, and skilled work
Several classified notes offer positions and services. A Lady seeks housekeeper work with references. A gentleman and A. L. seek secretary, manager or bookkeeper roles. others advertise as stenographer accountant, clerk, driver, teamster, or private secretary. Also listings for chef, study of commerce, nursery supply, and miscellaneous services in Scranton area.
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Store Fixtures for Salm 21ft and Desirable Lot Sales
Store fixtures including oak counter shelving and a Mosler safe offered for sale at 413 Spruce street. Desirable lots on Colfax Avenue and a single hose with city steam at 5 Quincy Avenue listed for sale or rent. Contact Box 345 for details. buyer to arrange terms with G. F. Reynolds.
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Colfax Avenue
Beranton
Quincy Avenue
City Steam
G. F. Reynolds
For Sale My Residence at 25 Colfax Avenue
For sale notice lists a recently completed residence at 25 Colfax Avenue with modern improvements including sanitary plumbing and electric lighting. It cites contact as Prank Okell at 220 Broadway New York City and mentions miscellaneous figures for shipments and bushels.
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T. Okell
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New York City
New York Grain and Produce Market Fluctuations Report
April 7 market update for New York shows flour prices steady with mixed spot and option activity. Corn and oats trade firm with spot strength and modest gains noted in May and June futures. Cheese and butter trade firm while butter markets show light activity and dairy prices remain stable.
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A. B
Duluth
Oady
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Chicago Crop Prices Rise and Fall on Renewal Report
Chicago on April 17 reports mixed grain markets with wheat and corn advancing while pork and lard decline. Cash quotes list grain firm at various No. 2 and white wheat and corn prices, with hogs and whiskey steady to weak and sugar futures uneven.
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Chicago cattle and hog prices rise on steady demand
Cattle supply moderate and prices strong with fincy cattle at 5.75 and steers around 4.70. Hog prices reach 4.00s while sheep demand remains good though lambs weaken. Receipts include cattle, hogs, and sheep with mixed volumes across regions.
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Salia
Colorado
Livestock Prices Report From New York Market
New York market report lists active demand for beef cattle with higher prices for bulls cows and steers. Cattle categories include calves and cows with varied price quotes. hog prices show firmer demand. text includes numerous OCR garbles and misread items.
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East Vaterty Market Report April 17 Prices
Readable items show prices for livestock and goods such as heavy meat and roughs. Cattle calves lambs and jeans roughs are listed with varied figures.
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Iattines Mim
Wawa
Common
Saidy
Steaay
Br Best York
Credit balances and barrels reported in April note
In OU City on April 17 the report lists a credit balance of 1.19 with certificates and no bids. It records 2 million barrels at average yields, 7 runs and 827 barrels with an overall 74,140 barrels.
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Credit Balanega
Funeral of Miss Mary Farines Held at St Patrick’s
Miss Mary Farines died Friday and her funeral was held Sunday at St Patrick’s Church. Interment followed at St Patrick’s Cemetery after a brief service. A large crowd of friends and relatives attended the rites.
New Store Opens in the Compled Building
Miss May Evans accepts a position as cashier at a new store in the Compled building on Lacking street. Atherton's Kendy Pay store hosts Mr and Mrs Mathias Boeltoher from Archbold visiting town. Funeral services were held for Iyonnis Malone at Fern Hill with a Yequiem tars at St Patrick church and burial in St Patrick cemetery. Price of the Building Trades Council was in town to unite tradesmen as carpenters and others set nine hours work at 26 2 5 cents per hour with two weeks pay, accepted by most contractors. Miss Mariel Mason of Hyde Park visits her sister Mrs M A Hagiden. Miss Mame Salter of Providence visits relatives on Donmome street. John F L Williams, ill for weeks, is improving. Mr John Ferguson visits relatives at Parkot. Mr and Mrs FF Of Salles from Beranton visited here Sunday.
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May Evans
Atherton
Kendy
Mathias Boeltoher
Archbold
Iyonnis Malone
Fern Hill
Sr. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Price
Building Trades Council of
M. AK. Hagiden
Mame Salter
Providence
Donmome Street
John FL Williams
John Ferguson
Parkote
FF OF
Salles
Beranton
Scranton Timetable Highlights for 1890 Rail Service
Timetable notices from February 1890 show Scranton trains to Philadelphia and New York via D L&W, with service to White Haven Pax-ton Reading and intermediate points. Diamond Express and other trains connect Towanda Ithaca Geneva and Susquehanna region routes. Parlor car and Pullman reservations available. agents listed in New York and South Bethlehem offices.
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Naston
Trenton
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Lexprese
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Dansville
Mint Morris
Buffalo
Washington
Tinghamton
Nicholson
Utioen
Richfield Springs
Hhaen
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilker- Marto
Piymoth
Moomeburg
Dan- Ville
North Underand
Willimaport
Hartsburg
Baltimore
Sunday Train Schedule From Carbondale To Major Points
Train times list departures to Albany Saratoga Montreal New York Philadelphia and western points from Carbondale and Wilkes Barre with connections on the Lehigh Valley and Black Diamond Express. Journal arrivals from Carbondale and the North and from Wilkes Barre and the South are shown with multiple daily slots.
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Albany
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Montreal
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Far Western
Lehigh Valle
Ratrond
Blac Diamond Express
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Scranton
Carbondale
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Taos
TNE
Wilkes-Baurre
United Estates
Ad Cannan
J. W. Burp Idick
Plas
N.Y
H. W. Cross
Central Railroute to New Jersey and New York 1898 schedule
The timetable lists trains from Scranton to Wilkes Barre and beyond, with departures to New York Newark and Elizabeth and connections to Philadelphia and Baltimore. It notes through service from Lakewood Atlantic City and Long Branch, and remarks on transfers at terminals with connections to ferries and Grand Central.
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Masten
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Reading
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Harrishire
Rentown
Standis
Pottsville
Liberty Street
North River
P.m. Bundaya
Lap
South Ferry
Whitehail Street
Brooklyn
Stown Islands
Grand Central Depot
Long Taland
Phiadelphia
Reading Terminal
Adam
South
Olmausen, Cen
Baldwin
Train Schedule Notes for Scranton to New York Route
The timetable shows trains leaving Scranton for New York and intermediate points via the railway line, with departures around 22h and 0.08 p.m. The schedule lists arrival times at Scranton from above points and notes intermediate stops and travel times.
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Iirle Radiroah
Alee Tur Mawley
Bcranton
Wetamm
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