Atlantic league rumors about disbanding and player sales
Wilkes-Barre vice president William Rutlodes asserts Atlantic league clubs face internal pressure from National league magnates seeking to acquire talent after July 4. He claims Allentown Reading Lombaster Paterson Richmond Wilkes-Barre will stay active, denies immediate disbandment, and notes potential trades only if players show interest in moving to the National league.
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Patten
Coughlin
Irinn
Wagner
Washington
Irwin
Allentown
Reading
Lameaster
Paterson
Richmond
Wilkes-Harre
Beranton
Newark
Irvin
William Rutlodes
Wilkes-Barre
Dillon and Lippert Sold to Buffalo
Firet Baseman Tillon and Right Fielder Lippert were sold to Buffalo yesterday with two Scranton players, Bill Massey and Householder, going with them. The exchange is immediate, Massey well known to Scranton fans, Householder a new arrival, and the lineup gains depth for today’s game at 1:1h a.m. against Wilkes-Barre. Lippert may miss the first days due to illness.
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Firet
Tillon
Lippert
Buffalo
Scrinton
Bill Massey
Householder
Dillon
Massey
Scranton
Dilton
Mouseholder
Tate
CY Neil
Risley
McMahon
O'Neill
McAndrew
Swift
Wilkes-Barre
Gome
GAMES PLAYED IN VARIOUS LEAGUES
Hodson held them to three hits with strong support. Lippert and Dillon sold to Buffalo. three new players added. Richmond swept Lancaster. Reading beat Allentown to raise percentage. National League games limited. Pittsburg beat Cleveland. Washington defeated Boston. Umpire Moran readily officiated as no close calls.
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Hodson
Lippert
Dillon
Buffalo
Richmond
Wilhelm
Reading
Paterson
Athletic Park
Hanes
Buly”’ Goerkel
Ulymer
Muchiv
Euemer Ia
Long
Lancaster
Allentown
Newark
Panter
Ernie
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Where They Play Today Scranton Wilkes Barre Matchups
Morning games feature Wilkes Barre at Scranton and Newark at Patera followed by afternoon fixtures Scranton at Wilkes Barre and Thiterson at Newark Allentown shows morning action while Allentown hosts Roading in the afternoon Tanecaster plays two games against Richmond with schedule notes unclear
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Newark
Patera
Tending
Allentown
Tanecaster
Richmond
Scranton Beats Wilkes-Barre In Slow Pitch Game
Scranton shut out Wilkes-Barre in a scientific contest as Risley and McAndrews handle second and short. Doher ty and Tate starred in the field with Tate driving in two runs on a timely three bagger in the third inning. Wilkes-Barre's Coughlin Clymer Hallipan made notable plays but Flanagan’s throwing was weak in three chances to catch runners.
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Scranton
A.B
AE Doherty
Saseoxex
Diumgn
Eagan
Oysmer
Piper Thallican
Oessone
Coughlin
Eeene Richter
Sees Burns
Gonding
Cvcees
Voorhees
Orrore
Berinton
Wilkes-Darre
Firet
Balle
Hodsson
Moran
Wilkes-Barre
Sly
Hodken
Dillon
McAndrews
Scrinton
Risley
Shost
Managan
Doherty
Tate
Dohert
Knoll
Richter
Pisley
Planafan
Hodson
Clymer
Hallipan
Mies
Flanagan
Reading Beats Allentown 16 to 4 In Loose-Hitting Contest
Reading defeated Allentown 16 to 4 at home in a game marked by heavy hitting. Garvin pitched until the seventh when he was relieved by Murphy after being touched up. Svore shows Reading 16 runs on 16 hits while Allentown made 4 runs on 14 hits with West and McManus on the mound for Allentown. Umpires were Rinn and Henderson. Time 2.1.
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Reading
Riwals
Allentown
Garvin
Murphy
Limes
Svore
Fox
West
McManus
Rinn and Henderson
Newark and Paterson Playoff Tilt Marred by Errors
Newark scrolled to a rough seventh inning as Roach drove two in succession, while Paterson pitchers and fielders shut down the local lineup. Irwin, a recent Atlantic league flyer, watched without seeing familiar names. Final score shows Paterson prevailing with nine runs to Newark’s two. Batteries: Donovan Hermlen Gunson for Newark. Ames Byers caught. Umpire Mullone. Time 1.45.
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Newark
Roach
Paterson
Arthur Irwin
Neoware Ccce
Donovan
Hermlen
Gunson
Ames
Byers
Mullone
Washington Defeats Boston in National League Tilt
In Washington, the Nationals beat Boston with Mercer and Kittridge behind the plate and Kil lent, Hickman and Bergen in the battery. Umpires Lynch and Connolly supervised the game.
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Washington— Rhe
Washington
Boston
Datteries
Mercer and Kittridge
Killen
Hickman
Bergen
Lynch and Connolly
Eastern League Scoreline Summary
Syracuse and Montreal split a game as Rochester fell 12 to 6 while Toronto posted an 8 run. Providence blanked Worcester 4 to 0 and Springfield and Hartford were 0 to 3.
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Syracuse
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Providence
Worcester
Springfield
Hartford
Wilkes-Harre club sale claim disputed by local letter
A reader challenges Mr Irwins claim to acquire the Wilkes-Harre club for $0 in two weeks and accuses him of ingratitude. The writer notes negotiations with Wilkes-Barre management over three weeks and references a prior decision regarding Patten and Coughlin.
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Irwin
Wilkes-Harre
Wilkes-Barre
Patten
Coughlin
Classified Ads and Baseball Comment in Reading Times
The page blends small advertisements offering real estate and services with a note about the Paterson club and the Atlantic league. It includes requests for salesmen subscrip tion solicitors and readers for yearbooks, plus commentary on Paterson baseball and fans’ questions about stability and support.
Sluggers of Green Ridge Challenge Silders in Amateur Game
The Sluggers of Green Ridge challenge the Silders to a Thursday 3 pm game at Sanderson Park as reported in Thursday morning's Tribune. Pony Jordan, manager. An earlier Forest City game saw Starlights of Jessup defeat the Yanciing club 7 to 1 with John O Boyle and Charles Thomas delivering key moments. Starlight fielders excelled with a brilliant one handed catch by James Conroy and notable backstop work by John Ames.
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Green Ridge
Silders
Sanderson Park
Tribune
Pony Jordan
Avery
Forest City Grounds
Starfiehts
Jessup
Yanciing Baseball Club
John O' Boyle
Charles Thomas
James Conroy
John Ames
Virgil Garvin Sold to Chicago for 1500
Reading Pennsylvania July 2 Virgil Garvin Reading club's leading pitcher was sold tonight to Chicago for $1500.
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Virgil Garvin
Reading
Wirgd Garvin
Reading Club
Chicago
Eclipses Mark Midnight Sun in Polar Regions
The London Times notes a December 13 partial sun eclipse invisible at Greenwich and unseen worldwide. It highlights a recurring 18 year cycle of near midnight eclipses, linking December 13 to December 1850 and projecting future triplets ending with January 1953 moon eclipse.
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London Times
Greenwich
Arctic
South Pole
North Pole
South Polar
Baseball moves and signings ripple through leagues
Reports from Allentown to Scranton and Philadelphia detail players changing teams, injuries, and suspensions. McIntyre seeks Scranton play. Cutcher Kittridge signs with Washington. Magee bought by Philadelphia for 120. O Neill eyeing health comeback. Hudson/O Neill battery set. Me Andrew to play both games amid Swift plans. Garvin eyed as top Atlantic league pitcher. Donovan blamed for Boston gap. Ed Ames deserts Paterson for Philadelphia following fine.
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McIntyre
Allentown
Scruton
Cutcher Kittridge
Loulaville
Washington
Fitcher Magee
Philadelphia
McMahon
Newark
Martin McQuaid
Swift
Scranton
Youngstown
Harry Smith
Wikes
McAndrews
Harry Merrill
Wilkes-Darrethrew & Con
Young Hayes
Taylor Read
Bloomsburg
Keenan
O'Neill
Battery
Hisley
Hudson
MeAndrew
Garvin
Husky Texan
Cub
Stallings
Jess
Jake Wella
Rusie
Billy Donovan
Donovan
Richmond
Shartht
Anm
West
John Bonner
Mauch Chunk
Johnny
McGraw
Ducky Holmes
Wilbet
Ed Ames
Paterson
Barrow
Gochmur Hig
Hamilton
Bostons
Boston
Pittsburg
Jimmy Gardner
Gardner
Tha
Cheap Pacific Coast Trip Attracts National Education Meet
The National Education Association meeting in Los Angeles prompts Southern Railway to offer a round trip fare plus a $2 membership fee with Palace Tourist Sleeping Cars at $7 for a double berth. Tickets allow one way and return travel with optional routes via New Orleans East Lake City Portland or extra to return through Portland. Stopovers at El Paso westward and Denver Colorado Springs on return. Side trips from Los Angeles and San Francisco to California points available. Contact Chas L Hopkins Southern Railway Philadelphia or A J Poston Sunset Excursions Washington D C for details.
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Cal
Southern Railway
New Palace
Southern Bailway
Southern Pacific
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East Lake City
Colorado
Portland
Ore
el Paso
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Colorado Springs
Pacific Coast
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Scranton Classified Notices and Local Business Listings
A collage of short items including furnished room ads, stockholders meetings for Colliery Engineer Co and Scranton Lace Curtain Co, and multiple professional notices. Also lists attorneys, physicians, hotels, schools, vets, nurseries, and local services in Scranton with addresses and officials.
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Scranton Lace Curtain Company
Ti ‘Sc Ranton Lack Curtain CO
Taylor
Scranton Market Quotations From Board of Trade Exchange
The Scranton Board of Trade releases daily exchange quotations based on a par value of 100. The report lists bid and ask figures for various commodities and securities, reflecting current market activity and pricing trends observed on the floor.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Local Market Prices For Dairy And Produce
Corrected market list shows Butter Creamery dairy items with prices, including cheese at 104c, and beans peas onions lemon flour pricing per bushel or crate. Notable entries include Bermuda onions per crate at 1.25 and Egyptian onions per bag at 2.80, with various bean and flour figures.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Uwe
Bermuda
Unclear Market Report from Philadelphia July 3
The fragment notes butter and eggs prices with many garbled terms and regional references. It mentions butter quotes, sugar, cotton, live poultry, dressed poultry, and various weight classes though specifics are inconsistent.
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Phiadelphia
Lalilgo
Hogeheads
Lée
Halle
Cattle Prices Rise and Demand Surges in Chicago Market
Cattle demand sharp with price jump as bulk sales reach 3.1 to 5.4 per hundredweight and top grades hit new highs for the year. Hog prices firm with light hogs around 6 to 7 dollars and mixed loads mixed. Sheep and lambs show steady prices amid ample supply and market absorption.
New York Stockers Market Prices Report July 6
Market notes show steers and bulls steady to lower with mixed demand. Cattle in common to prime grades quoted. veals at $4.00 to $6.00, cows around $2.25. lambs and sheep weaker with limited top quality. Prime hogs and extra term listings not clearly specified.
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New York
Prine
Lamba
Mainae
East Liberty Stock Market Finds Mixed Hog and Sheep Prices
East Liberty on July 1 reports mixed livestock trades with hogs steady to strong and varied prices for sows and heavy hogs. Sheep and lamb offerings show steady to improved bids with assorted mediums and good Yorkers noted.
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East Liberty
Blane
Teey
Mixed up caller debates tea and butter dish giveaway
The caller struggles over where to obtain a tea and a butter dish, asking if tea is given with butter dishes or butter dishes with tea, in a humorous Praveller's Record style exchange.
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Praveller
Central Railroad of New Jersey Announces Broad Schedule
The Central Railroad of New Jersey lists extensive summer and Sunday service from New York City and Philadelphia to cities including Allentown Bethlehem Mauch Chunk Reading Pottsville and Baltimore with express and local options. Connects to elevated lines Broad Street cars and ferries at transfer points. Officials J Olstausen and H P Galdwin frame the schedule and ticketing.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Serayton
New York
Newark
Bligehoth
Philadelphia
Fasten
Bethlehem
Allentowne
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Pittston
Wilken-Barre
South Berry Foot Whitehall Street
Brooklyn
Suton Thland
Crand Central Depot
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Reading Terminal
Kas
Train Schedules and Connections from Scranton and Nearby Cities
Train timetable notices list departure times and routes to Philadelphia New York via D and C, White Haven Brine Cliff coal regions via HR lines, Pottsville Easton Reading Harrisburg, and intermediate stations including Towanda Elmira Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars available between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Tickets and reservations through Scranton and South Bethlehem offices.
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Reading
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Chinck Diamond Express
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D & WL
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Towanda
Elmathaca
Geneva
Xaose
Lickawanna Ave
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table 1899 Scranton Trains
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable in effect June 4 1899 shows Scranton departures to New York Newburgh Hawley Lake Ariel and intermediate points with listed morning and afternoon times. Sunday trains run to Lake Ariel with specified departures and stops at intermediate stations.
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Wyoming Valley
Scranton
New York, Newburgh
Erie Railroad
Hawley
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Rail timetable notes for New York Ontario & Western
New York Ontario and Western timetable shows trains from Scranton to Carbondale Colossa and connections north and south. Through connections to Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago and west depart from Cadowa for Beranton with varied times. Sundays main line trains north and south connect at Cadowla arriving Cadowls and Beranton at stated times. Anderson General Passenger Agent Boranteo Pa.
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Carbondale
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Suspension Bridge
Detroit
Chicago
Weat
Cadowla
Beranton
Carbon
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Haat
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