Scranton Club Disbands Ending Local Baseball Franchise
The Scranton base ball club has passed out of existence after poor support from stockholders and will pay off players this morning. The franchise in the Atlantic League is retired and players are free to sign elsewhere. The move unsettles the league and jeopardizes upcoming games including a Scranton versus Wilkes-Barre match.
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Scranton
Base Ball Association
W. Ov. Finn
EB. J. Rkobingen
Harvey Tt. Long
P. W. Costello
James Fleming
Association
Tribune
Scranton Shut Out by Wilkes-Barre in Rough Morning Match
The Scranton team failed to score as Wilkes-Barre won a rough morning game. Key plays included Flanagan’s throwing attempts and spectator distrust. ONeill, Ridley, McAndrews, and Doherty had varied performances with several errors and hits noted. The line score and detailed actions show multiple errors and base on balls shaping the outcome.
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O'Neill
Tessin
Tate
Weheee
Risley
Burns
Odwell
Odwell Burne
Gonding
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Rislov
O'Neiil Goeckel
Keenan
Moran
Swift
Flanafan
Flanstein
Ridley
McAndrews
Lise
Doherty
Flanagan
Boyd
Richter
Bugan
Knoll
Tate O
Clymer
Halligan
Goeckel
Eagan
Richtar
Parne
Coughtin
Goodwin
Seore
R. OH
Kroll
Fagan
Wesssseneneais Tate
Sitaneeyndeveenas Humlgy
Mipangrewa
Serecees Flanagan
Neeeenee Keenan
Peaseaara
Coughlin
Peter Ans
Hichter
Burne
Seeasabe
Witkea Harre
Courghlin
Patten
Priest Balle
O Patten
Errrors
Wilkee-Harre
Umplro-Moran
Paterson Bunched Hits In Morning Game
Newark morning game sees Paterson win 4 to 0 on timely hits and base running errors by Newark. Gerber, Byers, Herndon, Gunson twirl for Paterson while Mulane calls the plate.
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Newark
Paterson
R.lwle
Cccesnescces
Olootiooo
Gerber
Byers
Herndon
Gunson
Mullane
Richmond Wins Narrowly on Hustle and Timely Hitting
In this morning’s game Richmond used aggressive play and timely hitting to secure a win. Fast fielding kept the visitors from scoring as about 1,000 attended the contest. Batterists Blehoy and Bieelman, Schmidt and Wente, Thne-L44, Umpire Betts.
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Ritchmond
Richmond
Felding
Beore
Kale
Blehoy
Bieelman
Schmidt
Wente
Betts
Allentown Fourth Celebrations Highlight Local Baseball Duel
Allentown hosts July Fourth activities with lively crowd and enthusiastic reception. Reading and Allentown signatures are noted, with Kahn of Owego, N.Y. moving into a position today. Attendance reported at ten, with Batteries Stimmel and Vienne, Perfech and Snyder. Umpire Henderson. Time 1.0.
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Allentown
Reading
Alwntown
Kahn
Oowego
Stimmel
Vienne
Perfech
Snyder
Henderson
Scranton Club Struggles in Afternoon Game
Wilkes-Barre on July 4 saw Scranton struggle minus Dillon and Lippert. Risley allowed frequent hits as Patten held visitors to six. Scranton received flawless support. Attendance logged at 2,000. Score details incomplete.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Dillon
Lippert
Risley
Patten
Reading Triumphs Over Allentown In July Fourth Tilt
Reading won the afternoon game as Allentown played a strong uphill battle hitting Murphy hard and scoring all runs but failing to win. Delehanty left with an injury in the third inning. Attendance listed as 3,000 with Beers and TL. umpire Henderson.
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Reading
Allentown
Murphy
T. Delehanty
Snyder
McGinwin
McManus
Henderson
Newark and Paterson Split Afternoon Baseball Doubleheader
In Newark, July 4, the home team took the first game with sharp hitting but sloppy defense. McPartlin pitched well in relief and Newark led early before a late surge by Paterson, while the second game collapsed on errors as Newark misplayed crucial plays and fell short of a comeback.
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Newark
Paterson
Bwitner
McPartlin
Nowark
McPartlin and
Gunson
Sweltzer and Byers
Richmond Triumphs Over Lancaster in Rain-Shortened Tilt
In a storm interrupted game at Paterson, Richmond led 6 to 1 after five innings as Frazer was driven early by heavy hitting. Two thousand fans attended despite wet weather and saw strong defense from both sides.
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Richmond
Frazer
R.H.E
People’s Exchange ad for rent and real estate seeks tenants
The People’s Exchange announces a popular clearing house for renting real estate or selling property and for job or help wanted services. It advertises furnished rooms at 2% Pine Street and a furnished front room for rent in a quiet house suitable for one or two children, with W. P. 8 addressed to the Tribune office.
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Tvo
W. P
Tribune
Wanted case of bad trial that will not benefit
A terse notice seeks Bend 6 cents to Ripans Chemical Co New York for 10 samples and 100 testimonials related to a judicial matter. The fragment reads as a paid appeal or consumer inquiry tied to Ripans Chemical Co and a dispute.
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Ripans Chemical Co
New York
Life of Dewey book sale and job ads
AGENTS-OUR 00 PAGE Life of Dewey price 1.60 sell at sight. Dewey badge free to every subscriber. Agents selling other Dewey books can wet them at special rates. Outfit free. J B Shepard Co 16th St New York. WANTED SALESMEN TO CALL ON steam users. Permanent business. Address with references and experience 8 First street East Cambridge Mass. WANTED TWO EDUCATED MEN in every county for International Year Book. First edition sold before publication. Address Dodd Mead & Company NYC. HELP WANTED FEMALE. WANTED GIRL for GENERAL housework Call 5 Jefferson avenue.
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Dewey
Sella
Maine Steel
Outfit
J. B. Shepard Co
16Th St
New York
First Street
East
Cambridge
Mass
Se Sect
Dodd, Mead & Company
New York City
Baseball doubleheader results from multiple cities
In Philadelphia Brooklyn and Pittsburg games went long with pitchers and batters listed. Baltimore and New York matches featured late scoring. Cincinnati edged Louisville in extra innings. Umpires and battery pairs are named for each venue and outcome.
Baseball Scores From Six Cities In Seventies Style Inning Totals
In Pittsburgh the Pirates win 7 to 4 after 13 innings with key hits by Batettles and Schrecongost and strong pitching behind. New York tops Washington 6 to 1 as Working and McGuire secure the win. Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 9 to 6 with Magee and McWarland driving in runs. Cincinnati beats Louisville 6 to 1 as Cunningham and Zimmer duet on defense. Baltimore loses 6 to 3 with Nichols and Clarke handling the battery and Robinson scoring.
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Philadelphia
R.E_E. Brookish
Hughes
Grim
Magee
McWarland
Emalie and Smith
Cincinnati
Loukvilo Ce
Cincinmati
Patterles
Cunningham
Zimmer
Phillim
Pelta
Gaffney and Andrews
Baltimore
RHE
Fiokiom
Nichols
Clarke
Howel and Robinson
Morning and Afternoon League Games Report
Morning games include Kansas City beating Milwaukee in rain and Minneapolis losing to St. Paul. Afternoon results show Columbus defeating Indianapolis while Kansas City thrashes Milwaukee. Worcester and Providence split, Rochester and Toronto tie, Montreal and Syracuse split two games with Montreal dominant in one. Springfield defeats Hartford in a close match.
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Kanes City-Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Detroit
Buffalo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Worcester
Providence
Toronto
Rochester
Byracuse
Montreal
Springfield
Hartford
Syracuse
Springfeld
Williams Shines on Springville Team Pitching Ace
David Williams of this city is making a big hit for Springville New York. He recently defeated a top New York State team and the Buffalo Globes, striking out ten and allowing only one walk. Williams pitched for Honesdale last year and for Bloomsburg State Normal until the end of the school year.
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David Williams
Springville
N. Y
New York State
Buffalo Globes
The
Globes
Williams
Honesdale
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Syracuse Franchise Surrenders Eastern League Title
George N. Kuntsch telegraphed President Powers that he surrendered the Syracuse franchise. He paid players to July 1 and sold Malarkey to Utica while offering Lush to Montreal and other players to Albany Schenectady and Binghamton. Dixon Winters and Woodlock likely to state league. Newark may take the franchise.
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Kuntsch
Syracuse
George N. Kuntach
President Powers
Mr. Kuntach
Malarkey
Utica
Lush
Montreal
Albany
Schenectady
Binghamton
Dixon
Winters
Woodlock
Mr. Kuntsch
Newark
Jones and wife separated by heat in city letters
The Indianapolis Journal notes a husband mindful of his wife's comfort in the country as he writes daily about the excessive heat in the city. He conveys concern and updates to ease her homesickness and stress.
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Jones
Bones
Indianapolia Journal
Lumber prospects in Cuba and Philippines postwar boom
From Manila reports by J G Hinkle and James A Fitzhenry, Washington volunteers, note vast hardwood forests of mahogany and ebony in Cuba and the Philippines. They describe sawmilling limits, high local labor, and potential profits with American enterprise, predicting a lumber boom once stability returns.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Philippines
Philippine Islands
J. G. Hinkle
Regiment of
Washington Volunteers
Charles RB. Sligh
Spokane
Manila
Islands
Pasig
James A. Fitshenry
Company
Ballard
Lsland
Red and White Cow Found at Bibley Residence
Found a red and white cow at the Bibley residence. Owner may reclaim by paying for advertisement. Contact John Miller in Sibley Old Forge.
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Bibley
John Miller
Sibley
Old Forge
Markets Report Scranton Trading Quotation Highlights
Scranton Board of Trade exchange quotations listed for banks, railways, utilities, and manufacturing firms with par 100 bases. Notable entries include First National Bank Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co Lackawanna Trust DepCo Scranton Huminating Heat Power Clark & Snover Scranton Forge and Paint Co and several mortgage bonds on Scranton Street Railway and Dickson Manufacturing.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Scranton Railway Co
Economy Light, Heat & Power
Scranton Huminating Heat & Power Company
Bseotsdeasasky Ey
Scranton Forging Co
First Mortenge
Oral Mortage
Cue Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Township School
City of Scranton Bt. Imp
Mt. Vernon Cap
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction
Bon
Local Business and Professional Directory Listing Scranton Area
A fragmented directory style listing for Scranton and vicinity includes addresses and professions such as attorneys at law P Pitcher and W Bertholf, physicians Mary A Shepherd and L Freas, veterinarian W G Rook, and businesses like Clark Co Nurserymen, Bauer's Orchestra, and Megarghe Brothers Printers. It notes office hours and locations including the Board of Trade building and 1 Washington Avenue, Scranton.
Local Market Prices For Fresh Produce And Dairy
A corrected catalog of dairy and produce items with prices. Butter creamery large and standard cream options listed, peas onions pears lemons Egyptian onions and flour priced per unit or bag. Figures show a mix of per unit and per bag rates including butter creamery dairy items.
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G. Dale
Lackawanna
Faldo
Bermura
Printing Difficulties Hit Corriere della Sera in Milan
During late revolutionary unrest in Milan the Corriere della Sera faced barricades and printing shortages. Printers could not reach the office, space was cut to two pages, and editors fought to publish. Suburban subscribers braved fire to demand news and vowed to cancel if disruptions continued.
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Milan
Corriere Della Sera
A Cheap Trip to the Pacific Coast
The Southern Railway offers a one fare round trip plus a 32.00 Association membership to Los Angeles for a Pacific Coast tour. Double berth Sleeping Cars cost 7.00, with flexible routes via New Orleans or Salt Lake City and Colorado, or through Portland for 12.50 more. Stopovers allowed west of Denver. side trips from Los Angeles and San Francisco available. Contacts: Chas J Hopkins Philadelphia or A J Poston Washington DC.
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National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Portland
Ore
el Paso
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
California
Chas. J. Hopkins
D. P. A. Southern Railway
Cheatnut Street
Philadelphia
A. J. Poston
Sunset
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D. C
Time table note for Central Railroad of New Jersey 1899
The listing outlines the June 25 1899 time table for trains from New York to via Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven and other points including Pittston Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Harrisburg and Baltimore with departures times from early morning to evening and connections to Brooklyn Staten Island Grand Central and Long Island railroads.
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Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pottaville
Sae Orly Street
North River
Sunda
New York
Whitehall Street
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroard
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Trains Schedule Through Scranton 1889
Lehigh Valley routes via D L & H and connections to White Haven Hasleton Pattaville Bethlehem and Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and western points. Black Diamond Express departures 445 am 9 2 pm 7 45 pm with Pullman parlor sleeping car service between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Steubenston Bridge. Officials include Rollin T Wilburc h general superintendent and A W Nonnemacher division passenger agent. Tickets via Lackawanna Scranton.
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Delaware and Hudson
Berinton
Carbondale
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barri
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
North
Wilkes-Barre
South
Say
Witkee-Thirre
Bowton
New Eingland Pointa
United States
Canada
JW. Burdick
W. Cross
Lehiehaml Susquehanna Division
Foot of Liberty
Beat N. BE
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Lehigh Valley
EAVES
Yale
D H
Pattaville
Bethlehen
Baste Reading
Hurriuburg
Pee
A. m
Supduys
D. & Hylton
TS P
Tunkhannyeck
Towanda
Simba
Ithaca
Geneva
Rinchens
Lsvy. A. RK. A. m
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagrara Fally
Chieago
Air Pointa Weet
Adivs
If O. m
Lehigh
Scranton Erie Line Timetable Details for June 189
The timetable shows Erie railroad trains from Scranton to New York Newburgh Hawley Lake Ariel and intermediate points. Evening departures at 6:00 p m and 10:00 p m with morning services at 5:00 a m 3 4 h am and 2:00 p m Lake Ariel service at 6:40 p m Sunday trains to Lake Ariel at 5:45 p m and 1:90 p m with stops at intermediate stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York, Newburgh
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Timetable of New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Schedule shows trains from Beranton to Carbondale and Cadossa at 10.02 am with through connections north and south. At 11 pm connects to Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago and west points. Cadawa to Scranton 6.10 am and 2.01 pm, with onward links via Cadawa, 6.04 am and 1.04 pm from Carbonale. Agents Flitchoft and Anderson oversee passenger service in Scranton and New York.
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Beranton
Carbondale
Cadossa
Suspension Bridge
Detroit
Chicago
All Pointe West
Cadeala
Scranton
Tor Cadowis
Jd. C. Anderson
New York
Flitchoft
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Aders
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J. Bauer
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