National League Results Two Games Played Yesterday
Roston defeated Washington 11 to 6 at Boston while Louisville beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1. Boston had 14 hits to Washington 1 with 2 errors each. Louisville had 4 errors to Pittsburgh 4. Batteries and umpires listed for both games.
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Washington
Loulaville
Pirates
Innnings
Hoston
Boston
Stivella
Gansell
Stockdale
McGuire
Keete
Louisville
Loulsville
Pittsburg
Errare
fue—Knell and Welth
Hawley
Sugden
McDonald
Crow
York
Brooklyn Wes
Haltimore
Howton
Pottaville
Pottsville
Byracwne
Potts Fe
Syracuse
Ottaville
Ae Syracuae
Hughes and Pox
Lathrop, Barnett and Rafter
Yale Pitcher Carter Seeks Edge In Giants Orioles Talk
Day matches Elmiras in New York State league. Boswell umpired at the Polo Grounds in tennis shoes and cap. Carter, Yale pitcher, describes Orioles as better conditioned than the Giants and praises Hianlen players. A 100 foot pole will bear the championship pennant in center field after a hole is dug post game.
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Day
Elmiras
Boswell
New York Polo Grounds
Carter
Greenway
Yale
New York
Baltimore
Orioles
Giants
Hianlen'a
Feld
Randstand
Wellnesdiay
An Easy Victory Scranton Beats Binghamton
Scranton triumphed over Binghamton in a decisive basketball game. The win highlighted strong offense and solid defense, securing a clear lead throughout the contest.
Hoffner Makes Notable Mark in Diet by Goal Work
William Hoffner of Scranton gains fame for goal work with the Quincy team in a frat bag contest. A prominent amateur player for several seasons he signed with Quincy until June and will return to the city then.
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William Hoffner
Scranton
Quincy
Til
Hoffner
Mahoney Excels as Georgetown Stars in Baseball Notes
Mahoney, Georgetown pitcher, struck out eleven Princeton batters. Hogan collected three hits on Monday including a four-bagger. Anson showed his usual tricks, leaving the field after a disputed no decision in Shreveport. The Torontos of the Eastern league faced Cornell in Ithaca on Thursday.
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Hogan
Anson
Shreveport
Feld
Torontos
Cornell
Ithaca
Syracuse Lady Attributes Cure to Dr Kennedy's Remedy
Mrs. C. Abell of 114 Roberta Avenue, Syracuse, credits Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with curing heart trouble, liver and rheumatic complaints after years of illness. She reports improvement after taking one bottle and further benefit from six bottles, praising the remedy and inviting calls from other sufferers. The article extols the remedy as a universal cure for skin and blood diseases and related ailments.
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David Kennedy
Junior YMCA Exhibition and Scranton Wilkes-Barre Game
This afternoon at 2 80 o clock the Junior YMCA gymnasts will host an exhibition in the gymnasium. The program concludes with a basketball game at 4 o clock between the Wilkes Barre and Scranton Junior YMCA teams. Refreshments will be served.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Sheffield Coal Iron and Steel buyout reshapes Pennsylvanian coal units
The Alabama Iron and Railroad property at Sheffield including three furnaces and 7000 acres of mineral lands is sold to a Pennsylvania syndicate. The concern to be named Sheffield Coal Iron and Steel Company will restart idle furnaces, boosting a plant with original cost over 1.5 million dollars. At the Anthracite Operators' meeting in New York, William Connell was reelected president with a slate of directors.
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Alabama Iron and Railroad Company
Sheffield
Pennsylvania
Sheffield Coal, Iron and Steel Company
Hotel Waldorf
New York
William Connell
H. M. Howe
Philadelphia
C. D. Simpson
Charles Parrish
Wilkes-Barre
John Jermyn
C. 8. Johnson
Scranton
W. G. Payne
Kingston
F. P. Patterson
L. A. Riley
Alfred Walter
London
Olcott Committee
Coal and Iron Company
Cond
Lron
Coal and Ten Company
M. Nash
Spruce Street
Duties of the Escort
A fragment from The Young Woman and The Young Man scene on their way to the theater. The Woman asks for £5 to cover a hat fine before they start, while the Man confirms he has tickets. The tone mirrors Chicago Record style.
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Trrom
Chicago
Harry
Obscure historical ad copy and stray medical claims
Fragments present discuss killing a chicken and then pivot to a dubious medical claim about Dr Wood's Pine Syrup as a cure for coughs and consumption. The text mixes instructions with patent medicine rhetoric and incomplete questions about illness and cold remedies.
The Pittston Theater Dream and Local Happenings
Special to the Becranton Tribune Pittston April 1 reports progress on a new modern opera house to replace the inadequate hall. Also notes two marriages in Avoca, the death of Mrs. Ann O Boyle, funeral plans, upcoming boxing exhibition, a 10 to 8 Alpine beat Starks game, a serious Laflin accident injuring John Timshaw, and social notes of residents returning from trips.
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Becranton Tribune
Pittston
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
John McFadden
Upper Pittston
Maryilthooley
Avoca
John Lynn
James Mcleod
First Church
Thomas W. Swan
West Side Presbyterian Church
A. J. Weilsley
Music Hall
Alpine
Starks
Conners
John Timshaw
Laflin
Timshaw
Pittston Hospital
Anna Cake
California
Julia Emigh
Jennie Hughes
Windsor Foster hosts charity supper in Peckville
Mrs Windsor Foster will host a supper at her Main street home next Wednesday evening to raise funds for the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church. All invited. Mr and Mrs C J Hartman attended the wedding of Judson J Fink and Laura Elston at Parsons last Thursday evening. Mrs Oscar Demming improves after illness. John Lanty is ill with the grip.
Wystic Cure Claimed to Cure Rheumatism in Days
An advertisement touts Wystic Cure as a radical treatment for rheumatism and neuralgia promising cure in 1 to 8 days. It claims the system is re marked, removes the cause, and the disease disappears after a first dose. Price is 7 cents. Sold by Carl Lorenz, Druggist, 18 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
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Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
New York Produce Market Highlights April Price Action
Fluctuating demand across grains and provisions. No. 2 red wheat gains support while oats and corn show firmer but cautious tones. Dairy and egg markets mixed with steady butter and rising cheese and egg offerings. regional and foreign markets noted in passable terms.
Toledo Grain Market Report From April 19
Wheat receipts 6201 bushels shipments 10500 bushels market firm No 2 red cash 004c May July August 4c Corn receipts 6229 bushels shipments 21800 bushels market dull No 2 mixed cash 464c No 1 4c Oats receipts 4016 bushels shipments none Clover stock receipts 0 bids 5.00 April 5.80 Oll City oil market report shows 240 bid highest 242 lowest closed 240 bid
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Toledo
Receip's
Oi City
Oll
Stocks and Bonds Rise on Opening at New York Exchange
Speculators push early gains across the market with General Electric and Michigan Central leading, while American Sugar slips from 107 to 1064. Baltimore and Ohio rebounds, low priced issues sell well, and total activity reaches 246,300 shares as New England gains to 29 percent.
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New York
Stock Exchange
General Electric
Grangera
Manhattan
Baltimore
Ohio
Quest
Michigan Central
New England
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
Scranton Wholesale Produce Prices Listing
A dense price list from Scranton Wholesale Fruits and Produce showing per pound per bushel and per barrel rates for dried apples California prunes English currants layer raisins Muscatel and other dried fruits beans peas potatoes onions cheese hams bacon smoked beef pork lard flour mixed grain rye hay buckwheat and related goods with varied unit measures and price ranges for wholesale buyers.
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Scranton
California
Bintgo
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Graham
Philadelphia Tallow Market Report for April 184
Tallow trading remains dull with quotes for city prime in bhda at 4c and country prime in bbis at 4c. Dark varieties listed in bhis at 44c and cakes at 4c with grease noted as indigo. Bids and exact prices are inconsistently reported in this fragment.
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Philadelphia
Stock Of Gold V Watches At Reduced Prices Ad
Weekly notices advertise stock of gold watches at low prices with large discounts and advertising exhibitions in multiple towns. The ad promises easy monthly payments and free advertising displays, with instructions to contact E. H. Call at the Tribune office in Scranton. Also includes a civil war picture set for sale and various other notices and notices about court terms.
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Mercereau & Connell
NOICE
Taylorville
Hyde Park
Providence
Dickson Olyphant
Peekville
Archbald
Jermyn
Oetlang
E. H. Call
Tribune
City
Care Tribune
N. Nicholls
Rebecca Avenue
Tribune Offics
Youss
Frank Boyce
Dickson Avenue
Scranton
Right Party
Addrea
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Proposals for Scranton City Notices Bid Deadline
Scranton city government publishes proposals for printing city notices and ordinances. Bids due by April 25 with pricing for daily and local newspaper insertions and additional ads, city reserves right to reject all bids, City Clerk Lavelle signs notices.
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Eee Merle
Scranton
City of
Ag Councils
City Clark
EALED
Lavelle
Professional Cards for Physicians and Surgeons
A roster of doctors with offices in Beranton and nearby streets. Dr G Edgar Dean Dr A J Connell Dr W B Allen Dr C L Frey Dr L M Gates Dr John L Wentz Dr Kay and G R Clark & Co list offices, specialities, addresses and hours across Washington Avenue Spruce Wyoming Vine Penn Ave and Commonwealth Building.
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G. Edgar Dean
Spruce Street
Beranton
Court House Square
A. J. Connell
Washington Avenue
Cor
Francke
C. Ll. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Reuldenve
Vine Street
L. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
John L. Wentz
M. D
Commonwealth Building
Madison Ave
DR. Kay
Penn Ave
Mali
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Dearborn St
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Boruco Street
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Grees Lock Box
Jessups
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Burr Building
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Ton Avenue
Henry M. Seely
Price Building
Washington Ave
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Coal’ Exchange
Ran- On
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Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce St
L. A. Watres
Lackawana Lave
Urin
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Dime Bankuilding
Becranton
Joan
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Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Worchester
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William A. Taft
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Cranton
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Cor. Wash. Ave
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R. J. Bauer
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Kington Ave
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Noth Avenue
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