Baseball Scores and League Roundup Amid Inconsistent Play
Reports show poor showings across leagues with Atlantic National leagues unchanged. Chesbro pitched well for the loss as Reading and Lancaster victories highlighted a day of scattered results. Paterson defeated Newark. Klopf impressed briefly. In the majors only three games occurred with Philadelphia beating Cleveland and Louisville, Pittsburgh taking a second game from Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Richmond
Nelling
Chesbro
Wiiken
Reading
Lancaster
Paterson
Newark
Klopf
Borton
Philadelpia Winnig
Cleveland
Lowieville
Plieburg
Brooklyn
Richmond at Scranton and Newark at Paterson
Local sports brief lists matchups Richmond versus Scranton Newark versus Paterson Allentown facing Lancaster Reading at Wilkee Darre with results pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Scranton
Newark
Paterson
Allentown
Lancaster
Reading
Wilkee-Darre
Richmond Wins Second In Low Scoring Game Of Week
Richmond defeated Scranton as Chesbro pitched well though the game featured errors and small scoring plays. Hargrove Homered. Niton and Eagan drove in runs, while Dolan, Seybold, Doherty and several others contributed as both teams battled through a tiresome contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelman
Chesbro
Scranton
Cheatero
Maco- Mahon
M Firat
Scanlan
Richmond
Balle
OW Podean
Chesbra
Pliah Hodson
Reading baseball play by play fragment hints at outcome
The passage notes a sequence where a throw to the catcher follows a ball to Imien Chesbro then both batters leave on base after three outs. It ends with promising readers to infer the game result from the score that follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imien
Chesbro
Lancaster Beats Allentown In Ragged Game
Lancaster defeats Allentown in a dull contest marked by ragged fielding. Strummell lasts three innings, McGinnis is hit, and three Lancaster pitchers see work. Final score 14 to 7 with Lancaster taking advantage of miscues and timely hitting. Wilhelm and Etroh bat for Lancaster. Stemmel, McGinnis and Manus for Allentown. Umpire Henderson. Time two innings?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Agli
Allentown
Strmmel
McGinnis
Loldy
R. H. B. Lancaster
Wilhelm An Etroh
Stemmel
Manus
Henderson
Ames Surge Tampers? (incomplete)
Ames was in fine form today while McPartlin was hit hard and umpire ODonnell ejected for disputing decisions. Klopf of Newark faced discipline for foul language. Scores and full context unavailable in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Ames
McPartlin
Wilkes-Barre Triumph Over Reading In Pitchers Battle
In Wilkes-Barre Reading led late but Wilkes-Barre rallied scoring four runs with one out in the ninth. Final score Reading 4 Wilkes-Barre 5. Battery: Fertsch and Fox for Wilkes-Barre Goodwin and Sith for Reading. Umpire Moran. Time 2 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
Hatteries
Fertsch and Fox
Goodwin and Sith
Moran
Batterymatch notes from Pittsburg Cleveland and Louisville games
Summary of box scores shows teams Pittsburg and Cleveland and Louisville facing Philadelphia and Boston with battery pairings Bailey Clark Hughey Schrecongost and Pratt McFarland Woods Powers. Umpires listed as O Day McGarr Smith Andrews Lynch Connolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
R.H.E. Brooklyn
Yeonger
Farrell
Gardner, Hoffer and Bowerman
O'Day
McGarr
Cleveland
R.H.E
Boston
Bailey and Clark
Hughey and Schrecongost
Smith and Andrews
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pratt and McFarland
Woods
Powers
Lynch and Connolly
Diamond Picks Up Tate and Rethinks Backstop Deal
Swift signs Tate an all around player from the Atlantic and Pennsylvania State leagues to join Diamond. He will report soon and serve as a general utility man. Negotiations for a new backstop are off after failing to land the target. Meaney was offered in a prior exchange but not needed. Fields, released by Newark, is with Syracuse. Scranton showcases a strong first baseman Dillon with solid hitting speed and fielding. Hedson struggles in two losses, Ditton contributes five of Scranton’s eighteen hits, and Nell is a hardworking catcher on the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Tate
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Pat Meaney
Newark
Jim Fields
Syracuse
Dillon
Scranton
Hedson
Ditton Mude
Ynelll
Lancaoster
Amateur Base Ball Notes Lead Varied Summer Games
The Warm Babies challenge the Blue Buds for a July 4 game at 2 p.m. on the cowfield grounds with listed players. Other notices include the Loufera vs Slocum Stars at Little Mine grounds, South Side, 4 p.m. Saturday, and the Actives of Providence vs Crickets of Jessup on July 6 at Actives grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowfield
Hh. Adams
F. Geary
F. Tdndner
CC. Jones
A. White
FL Kapmeyer
P. Goodwin
O' Hoyle
R. Morton
E. Adams
Loufera
Slocum Btara
Little Mine Grounds
South Side
W. Brepner
Tayior
J. Meutro
Wunsch
A. Petdges
M. Switt
Thornton
Thomas’ College
Rowettes
Martmon
Hahn
Temporary Mayor Election Frustrated by Quorum Absence
In Pittston a quorum failed to form to elect a temporary mayor as planned for the beleaguered council. Council members delayed action while Major Harding's absence loomed and Major Trarding remained hospitalized in Wilkes-Barre. The funeral of Anthony Fastilo proceeded with many countrymen in attendance and pallbearers listed from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. Frank Brown and others began Philippine-bound recruiting runs, while Harry Coward and George Coward prepared to sail for Europe. Mayor Harding's condition showed slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pio Ranme
Wilkes-Barre
John Kenley
Harding
Anthony Fastilo
Whee
Tribune
Joseph Freeman
St. John’s Cathaile Church
Frank Brown
Philippines
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley
Wyoming Hotel
Harry Coward
West Side
George
Name Street
New York
Europe
Help Wanted Ads Dominate Broad Exchange Page
Classified notices offer many sales and employment leads. Listings include sales reps managers and agents across cities with wages and opportunities. positions for male and female workers range from door to door canvassing to clerical and housework tasks. Reports show active companies and publishers seeking staff and agents.
Red and White Cow Found at Sibley Residence
John Miller of Sibley Old Forge reports a red and white cow found at his residence in Sibley. Owner may reclaim by paying for advertisement. Scranton Board of Trade Exchange quotations based on par of 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
John Miller
Old Forge
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Furnished rooms and rental listings in Scranton notices
Local ads list for rent first floor at 613 Madison Avenue with terms, second floor, and other houses. sale offers include driving horse and a drugstore pickup. supply of furnished cottages at Lake Winola with boats. various professional services and legal notices from Scranton firms and Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Aleo
Hodge
Charley Behinger
Summer garden opening on North Main Street a grand event
On North Main Street a valuable addition was completed with a summer garden and plans to open to the public this evening. Jim and Dave’s numerous friends are invited to attend as an excellent orchestra has been engaged to ensure a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Jim
Dave
Low Rates to Los Angeles by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway offers very low Buffalo to Los Angeles fares with return trips. Tickets available June 24th to July 7th. For rates and routes contact local agents or T. S. Timpson general eastern agent 221 Main St Buffalo NY.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Buffalo
T. S. Timpson
General Eastern
Main Street
N. Y
Markets Open Dull as Holiday Drift Shapes Trading
The New York market opened dull and irregular with Grangers slightly off. Traction shares rose briefly on consolidation but sold off. foreign buying pushed Northern Pacific and New York Central higher before a midday lull. Traders faced a holiday shift, with money at 6 percent and talk of a large New York Central block.
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New York
London
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Trong
Carrington & Cuback
Frame 40
Connell Building
Scranton
VERNoy delegate to Republican State convention announced
A notice from E M Vernoy as delegate from the Second Legislative District to the upcoming Republican State convention is filed for district convention decision. The report lists poultry, meat, and grain receipts and shipments including flour barrels sacks and oats totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Vernoy
Local Dairy Goods and Produce Prices Listing
Fragmentary market list shows dairy items, cheese, butter, and produce with unit prices. Mentions fresh dairy, full cream cheese, mule and western cans, peas, onions Bermuda crates, and oranges with scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
H.e
Wheat market holds steady as holidays loom in Chicago
In Chicago the wheat market traded in a narrow range with a close just above yesterday. Corn and oats showed mixed moves with deferred contracts higher for Sept and July flat. Provisions edged up with cash quotes listed for various grain and meat products as markets absorbed holiday demand.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report Mixed Demand and Steady Prices
Cattle demand steady with strong offerings and mixed grades. Hogs see improved demand as packers buy more freely. prices steady across lots. Sheep and lambs weaker with savings on cull and common grades. Receipts: cattle 4,000. hogs 20,000. sheep 6,000.
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Chicago
Grain futures mixed amid steady Spot and rising export demand
Reading from the market page shows mixed futures for wheat and corn with No. 2 red wheat steady and July contracts hovering around unchanged to modest gains. Northern elevator prices hold firm as export demand supports some sessions while receipts weigh on others.
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New York
Anosthissa
Duluth
Ahi
Mtc
Male
East Buffalo Cattle Market Ends Slow With Mixed Livestock Prices
Cattle and hogs sold slowly with mixed demand as stockers eased. Receipts were active for all grades with hogs ranging around 4.10 to 4.15 per hundred weight. Lambs and sheep showed dull trading, with top lambs near 5.40 and culls lower. spring lambs brought around 5.00 to 5.40 in a slow market.
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East Buffalo
Ambiguous Livestock Market Report With Mixed Prices
Readable fragments show prices for cattle calves heifers and lambs at a market. Several figures appear garbled but indicate bids, weights and per head values including veal calves and yearlings. Prices range around hundreds with scattered notes on quality and load types.
Market Notes From PhiladelphiaJune 62 Wheat and corn mixed
Daily prices show wheat weak and corn down with mixed oats and no clear gains across futures. Dairy products hold steady at fresh nearby levels while butter and cheese show stable to modest activity. Live poultry and fowls rise modestly amid farm market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bae
a-Mie
New York Live Stock Market Report Brief
New York live stock prices show mixed trends with cattle steady to slightly lower and calves weak. Hogs hold around market levels while sheep and lambs show declines. cattle and hogs suffer modest losses as calf prices slip and gravitate toward lower bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fragmentary Auction Notice Sparks Unclear Bids
Partial OCR item describes a cash bid of 1104 dollars and a barrel quantity with unclear terms. Mentions shipments and average figures, but key details are not readable.
Timetable for Scranton Interurban Trains and Connects
Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna schedule lists trains from Scranton to New York Newark and other cities at 8 00 p m express 1 express 100 p m Sundays 115 p m. Also services to Pittston Wilkes Barre Mountain Park Baltimore Tong Branch Reading Lebanon Harrisburg and Pottsville with various morning and afternoon departures. Via New York and Philadelphia terminals connections to elevated railways and Long Island railroad noted. Generals Glatbren and Baldwin sign as officials.
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Central Railroad
New Jersey
Lehigh and Suquehanny
New
N. B
South Perry
Whiteha Street
Scranton
New_York
Newark
Elizabeth
Kiladelnhia
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Match Chunk
White Haven
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Baltimore
Uny
Cinta
Bethlehea
Tong Branch
Oqcein Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrishu
Pottaville
New York
Liberty Street
North River
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Thin Terminal
Broadway
Brooklyn
Staten Taland
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Philadelphia
Reading /Terminal
la. m
H. Glitavben
H. P. Baldwin
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Changes May 14
Rail service details list Lehigh Valley routes from Scranton to Philadelphia New York White Haven Bethlehem and western points with train numbers times and connections. Includes Black Diamond Express and intermediate stations via D L W R R and related lines plus Pullman services and reservation contacts.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
White Haven
Tarleton
Principal Pointe
Fy & RR
Poatisville
Np. m
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburge
Pripeten
IL R. R
A. m
TD & I
Tunkhannock
Towinda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva and
Prey
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Harre
Buffalo
Sueenalan Hiidmo
Wilbur
South
Timetable in effect June 4 1999 Scranton to New York and points
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable shows trains from Scranton to New York Newhurah and intermediate points on Firet railroad at 6 00 pm and 2 28 pm for Hawley and local points at 0 am 84 pm and 2249 pm for Lake Ariel at 6 3 pm Friday trains depart Scranton for Tanke Ariet at £ 45 pm and 1 90 pm stopping at intermediate stations New York Ontario and Western Railway Company timetable lists connections for Naponelon Bridge Detroit Chicago and all western points. Returning seven Cadoala at 439 pm arrive in Scranton at 646 pm. J Anderson General Passenger Agent New York YT FLEFCROPT Tiveron Passenger Agent Scranton Pa
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Lefvet
Seriton
New York
Cewens
Cornitur
Math
Dulleville
Northumberland
Delaware and
Hudson
Scranton
Ane Carbondale—s
Altons
Saratoga
Montreal
Boton
New England
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barro
WAL LL
Lehigh
Valley Railroad
Pinngy Vane
Western Poin
Lehigh Wall
Carbondale
North
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Secranton
Newhurah
Firte
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Tanke Ariet
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
Ralps
Cudown
Wisdom
Fouth
Bnaponelon Hiridge
Detroit
Chicago
Cadosia
Mary Line
Aire Hay
Cadossa
J. Anderson
Cienoral Pieter
YT Flefcropt
Tiveron Panenger
Bscranton
Calp Treatment Prompts Medical Foot Care Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions chiropody and foot care. The readable pieces reference a treatment or notice related to foot health, with no clear names, dates, or organizations provided. Summary concentrates on the chiropody topic and potential medical note.
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Hargrove
Richmend Schwnine
Wilkes Marto
O'Neill and Son
Cane
Shanforce
Dolan
Seys Lon
Niton
Eagan
Arts
Iegon
Doherty
Wiew
Seybold
Betts Dillos
Calhoun
O'Neill
Doerty
Dundon
Érmr Westmoande
Fitnet
Narcrove
Fuguhea
Dougherty
Shannon
Mac Mahon
Mac
Hoddy
THE
Ee & Rackard
Burt & Packard
Wart & Packard
Eas
Reilly & Davies
Scranton, PA
National League
Brooklyn Py
Amat
BD. G. Watkins
Pittston News
A. Fastulo
People’s Exchange
Beneft
Ars
Hipans Chemical Co
Dewey
Wella
Brett
Maine Steel Reo
D. Js Shien Prt Co
Salfemen
Firat Street
Bat Cambridge
Mane
T Street
Tribune Office
Scranion
Lackawanna Avenue
Dodd, Mead & Company
New York City
Lackawanna Ave Avenue
Myer Davidow
York
Mfg. Co
San Diego
Spruce Street
Penn
R. BR
Pacific Cs
Timon Pac
EU & Leather
Chicago Board OF Trade
First National Bank
Third National
Ase & Power Company
Scranton Forgin
Becranton Paint Co
Sass Clark & Snover Clark & Snover Co
Eeeem Bor
Ron Fence & Tite
Beranton Pass
People's Street Railway
People'street Rail Way
Seeen
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Locka
Township School
City of Scranton St. Limp
Mee
Mt. Vernon Coal
Seesranenen
Scranton Azle Works
Scranton Traction
Lake Winola
Fred
Raders’ Bank
Grhen Ridgh Street
Ela! Toome
Faurot House
Washington Avenue
Ludwig's Drug Store
Dunmore
Colfax Avenue
William J. Smith
H. Holgate
Commonwealth Building
Re, Muchelle
Ennhourat
Pine Street
Pranklin
EXPE
Eheed
Srinath Wand Hatman
Phat
Pettebanes Alpeat
City
Droece
Therouch
Boromen
Cedar Avenue
A. YO
Kockkeener
Ray Enee
Addrayn
Carlen
Hibune
Bf G
Ainden Street
Elty
Bitchen
Turin
Ckawanre Avenue
Peranntathcheidiarhanes
Mra, Ek. c, Sherman
Waverly, Pa
A.B. Briggs
A. B. Briggs
Norh Main Avenue
Bicke’s Dear
Adams and
Mulberry
Heisman Brop
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
L. & Schutzer
Edward H. Davis
Connell Bullding
BE. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash
Accranton
Cease
Analiegna
Frederick L. Brown
Price
T. L. Lacky & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
Myra
Annie Flissimmons
Mulberry Street
W. P
Lyman, Scranton
Prizas Hospital
Cor
Wyoming
Mul Iry
H. F. Reynolds
P. D
C. C. Laulgach
Wyoming Ave
Tolles
Sprucah Street
Elk Cape
Scranton House
Victor Koch
I. W. Browning
Atornee
Rooma, J Kan Meare’ Building
M. J
Donahor
Attorney- AT Jaw
Mears Building
Frank E. Hoyle
Burr Building
Ce Jessup & Jessup
James W. Oakford
Attorney-Atlaw
D. P. Replogle
Renal Estate Security
Mears
Bpruce Street
James J. Hamilton
T. Scranton
Edward. W. Thayer
Frooma
Mears’ Building
L. A. Watres
Od Board of Trade
Bcranton
C. RB. Pitcher
Paterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank
Traders
C. Comegys
Eves
Surqfons Mary Shepherd
Linden Street
W. BR. Allen
Ington Avenue
DR. Ll. M. Gates
Ys Board of Trade
Rto
Readence
LL. Preas
Cr.ature
ESS
W. Lfamorebaux
W. G
School OF the Lackawanna
Coursoe Preparatory
Entatogine
Homes
Cann
Ld Dy
W. . Plumley
M. Endimnator
Arros
G .R. Clark & CO
Malin
Jos
Kuettel
Biron
Misonli
WSUS
Bavers
Dor Eres
Aatrese
el Hauer
Mecarger Brothers
Fcranton
Corcoran's Union Hotel
Wall Street Review
Carrington & Cusack
Brooklynk. T
Chicago Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Live Stock Market
Kristian Ie
Ee Seltien
Mitomse-Leawer
Fair Workers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Y Shington
West
Harleston
Pottsville
Norristown
Washington
Jt. Wood
Hutchinson
del, Luska
Western
Nanticoke
Wrymouth
Kingston
AM. B. Smith
Kelurr
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