Baseball Roundup Of Saturday Games Across Cities
A garbled Saturday baseball log lists games at Louisville Cincinnati Baltimore Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago and Cleveland. Scores include Chicago 7 10 and St. Louis 48 runners noted with multiple batteries and umpires. Darkness halted one contest. attendance figures appear in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimoore
R.ile
Baltimore
Washington
Hill and Robinson
Woyhin
McGuire
Mianassau
McDonnald
Mame
Chicago
R.H.E. Chicago
Cincinnati
Tavior
Donohue
Dwyer
Wood
Latham and
Gaffhey
Local Baseball Batteries From Lancaster and Newark Contests
Reports detail multiple games across Lancaster, Allentown, Richmond, Paterson, and Newark with battery pairings Summel Vigneux Ames Byers Pfinmiller Steelman Reach Betta Garber Byers Cogan Donovan Roach Schmide Stroh and others. Umpires include Henderson Mullane and Herndon. Scores feature varied run totals and inning-by-inning tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Newark
Pfinmiller and Steelman
McPartlin
Reach
Betta
RALE
Laricastera
Ceese
Ooozoo1lohe Bn
Cogan
Donovan
Roach
Schmide
Stroh
Herndon
R.H. BE
Lancaster
Local Baseball Results From Eastern and Western Leagues
Scores from Sunday games show Rochester and Springfield in the East with a 4 to 2 finish, Providence 3 Montreal 4, Worcester 2 Syracuse 1, Hartford 0. In the West Milwaukee 10 Columbus 11, Detroit 11, Kansas City 6 Buffalo 0, and St Paul 7 Indianapolis 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Springfeld
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Worcester
Byracusew
Hartford
Milwaukee
Columbus
Tretroit
Alimenelin
Kansas City
Buffalo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Scranton's Catcher Accepts Syracuse Offer
Minooka boy Michael O'Neil, standout catcher for Scranton, has accepted a deal with Syracuse and will report today. The negotiations were led by Pat Powers of the Eastern League, with Sandy Orin named manager of the Syracuse team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O'Neil
Scranton
Syracuse
Pat Powers
Sandy Orin
Syracuseans
Taylor Reds Clash Crees Ridge Senators in July Game
Amateur baseball notes report the Taylor Reds will face the Crees Ridge Senators for a game on Wednesday, July 12, at 4 oclock on the grounds. Manager GE Watkins directs fans to meet at the car for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Reds
Crees Ridge
Ameer of Afghanistan Orders Exercise Carriage to Lose Weight
The Ameer, facing indigestion, plans a novel exercise method using a light, Georgian phaeton styled carriage propelled by two Afghan riders pedaling from behind. An extra front pedal adds slight extra power, while another carriage for his harem offers luxury seating. The trappings cost around $1,000 each and reach speeds of twelve miles per hour. The ruler is known for military skill but volatile temperament, recently aggravated by a dental incident involving an English dentist in Cabul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameer
Afghanistan
Cirrigie-Machine
Oxford Efreet
Cabul
Hats and Accessories Sale Clears Old Stock
Prices slashed on hats and collars in a clearout sale. Men’s hats in varied shapes drop from 60 cents to 50 cents, Dunlap curl brims from 2 to 1.25 or 2, Derby and Alpine hats half price. Ladies Dunlap Sailors from 2 to 4 down to 1. Anchor collars 15 cents to 9 cents or 3 for 25, undergarments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bargain Hosiery and Shirts At Deep Discounts
A local sale advertises discounted apparel and accessories including shirts belts and hosiery. Various items listed with reduced prices such as silk bosom shirts marked down to 1.00 and 1.25, belts cut to 17 to 50 cents, and polka dot hosiery offered at 15 cents per pair or 2 for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Bargain Sale Offers Mixed Quality Shapes
A fragmented notice lists pricing by quality and shape with items priced at 17 cents per 10 shapes, 25 cents, and 86 cents each. The text emphasizes sale terms across varied quality levels but details are unclear.
Wall Street Review Reports Mixed Market on Bank Statement
The market opened uncertain with aggressive strength offsets by profit taking after a bank statement suggested liquidity relief. Declines in Pennsylvania and New York Central steadied after small selling, while sentiment favored longs in steel and tin plate. Carrington & Cusack notes a erratic week with Pennsylvanian and New York Central as key movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Bears
Windliss
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Total Biles
Carriceton & Cornell
J. P. Morgan J
USA
Local Scranton Classifieds and Business Notices
A fragmented 1900s page shows classified ads including real estate and help wanted snippets, insurance and banking figures, and brief professional notices. The document lists names such as Shafer and others, with references to Lackawanna Scranton and local schools, businesses, and services including veterinary work and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow
Tribune Office
Scranton
WANTED SUMMER BOARDERS AT LAKE WINOLA COTTAGE
Notice seeks summer boarders for Hess Cottage Lake Winola run by Mrs Kinle Gardner. Boarding includes meals and lodging near D L & W Machette Filmburnt with options on Pine Street. Various room types described and contact via email.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queeen Hess Cottage
Lake Winola
Kinle Gardner
Wheat and corn prices firm in Philadelphia market
Report shows July wheat futures steady with firm demand and quality grades. No. 2 white and No. 3 white mixed in trade. Corn futures hold higher levels with No. 2 mixed and yellow varieties cited. Butter, sugar, cotton, and cheese markets show mixed to steady movement with cattle and poultry receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Malic
Cattle and Hog Market Struggles Amid Low Receipts in Chicago
Receipts were too light to form a market with only 9 cattle 17000 hogs and 20 sheep. Prices held lightly with hogs advancing to around 6.045 for heavy and 11.603 for mixed and butchers. Prime mutton and yearling quotes appeared at modest levels while culls and rough lots moved at 243.70 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fidiad
Harther
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago July grain prices showed wheat soft on extensive selling and closed down 4 cents. Corn stayed firm, oats fell, provisions remained active with pork and lard rallying. Cash quotes listed for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, flax, pork, lard, shoulders and sugars with varied changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations
Scranton Board of Trade reports exchange quotations based on par value of 100. The listings reflect current bid and asked prices across securities traded in the board market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
East Buffalo Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices
Cattle and calves hold steady to firm with butcher fades and veals on par. Hogs, sheep, and lambs show strength in parts with tops around 4.00 to 4.75 for lambs and varied outcomes for hogs. figures reflect local trading conditions and market activity in East Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
York
Market Report From New York Prices Steady Incalves Mixed
New York market notes show calves dull and unsettled with good buttermilk demand. steer and heifer bids nominal. Sheep and lambs steady with light demand. lambs weak for culls. pigs and goats weak. Overall activity muted with no clear price gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Printing by X Rays Experiment Aids Boston Printer
Boston Transcript reports George Taamboard has developed a printing method using Roentgen X rays to expose stacked paper via Crookes tubes. By placing photographic sensitive emulsion on the sheets and a copy between the tube and pile, all sheets print simultaneously, enabling multi sheet reproduction with X ray produced images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taamboard
Paris
M. Leamboard
M. Izambard
Butter Creamery Dairy Prices Report
Corrected listing from Butter-Creamery Linkige printed goods shows dairy items with prices. Includes fresh cheese cream tote and fancy dairy offerings, quoted per bushel, crate, or bag with figures around $1.00 to $1.45 and per crate or box rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Aven
Linkige
Mia Lfe
Egypt
Market notes on wheat corn and commodities in New York and Minnesota
Grain prices and elevator data from New York and Minnesota show mixed movements. Wheat No 2 red and No 1 northern futures rose modestly on short covering while corn and oats gained on strong demand, with various grades of flour and meats trading firmer in wholesale markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Aie
Mackie
Lord
X Ray Based Printing Method Revealed
A inventor describes a wholesale photography like printing process using X rays to expose paper briefly. After exposure the sheets are developed and fixed in a red light chamber, then rinsed and dried. The method prints in the photographic sense and may use metallic powders mixed with linseed oil as ink.
Invention of Solid Alcohol by German Chemist Norden
The Philadelphia Record reports Julius Norden of Aldenhoven Germany patents a solidified alcohol stick. The cylindrical pieces ignite without a wick, burn cleanly, can be blown out and re-solidify in a minute, promising safer kitchen and travel use and broad popularity for alcohol burners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Norden
Aldenhoven
Germany
Am & Night
Philadelphia Record
Lehigh Valley Railroad Time Table Details
Railroad timetable notes show Lehigh Valley lines to Scranton Philadelphia New York via PD and HR routes. Listing includes departures to White Haven Bethlehem Reading Towanda Ithaca Geneva Buffalo Chicago with specialized Black Diamond Express, 6 texts per day and Sundays schedules. Pullman parlor cars operate between Wilkes Barre New York and Philadelphia Buffalo and Queneston Bridge with multiple agents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Thaing
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
H.R. Katecie
Miami
Diack Diamond Kapress
P.m
Buoduya
White Haven
Hassetan
Dé Sk. R
Pottaville
Bethleehem
Kacton
Reading
Mar
Wilkes-Darree
Buffalo
Quenenston Bridge
Rollin
Wilbur
Bouth
Booth Bethlehem
Pullman
Kawanne Ave
Berunton
Time table of trains from Stranton to East via various routes
Anthracite coal era service notes a timetable effective June 9. Trains depart Stranton for New York Newark and other points at various morning and afternoon times with multiple express and through car options. Returning trains from New York operate at 4.00 and 9.10 am and 4 pm on Sundays with connections to elevated railways and ferries to Brooklyn and Staten Island. Through tickets to East South and West available at Reading Terminal and rates stated. J I Otamansen and H D Baldwin named as general superintendent and general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilken
Barre
Plymouth
Bloomaburg
Danville
Williameport
Harrisburia
Miltimore
Washington
Scranton
Carbondale
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Rossian
New England
Honondale
Wilkes-Barre
Sellenphin
Lehigh Valley
Black da Expres
Pennsylvania
Wentery
Lehigh
North
Bouth
CNOA
Wilken-Barre
Sarato
Bowton
Canada
Burdick
N. Y
W. Cross
D. Plal
Lehigh and
Basquehanna Pines
Liberty Street
N. R
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Stranton
Newark
Elizabeth
Hethliechem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Wiken-Barre
Mountain Park
Baltimore
Hethichem
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pottsville
North River
Train Schedule Highlights From Scranton to New York 1699
June 4 1699 timetable shows trains departing Scranton for New York at 5 4 a m and 2 0 4 p m with intermediate stops at Erie railroad points. Hawley and focal polite depart at 8 0 a m and 2 a m. Lake Ariel bound trains leave Scranton at 8 29 p m. Sunday services list departures for Lake Ariel at 8 0 a m and 1 0 0 p m with intermediate stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranon
New York
Newbureh
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Focal Polite
Oh Nm
Lake Ariel
Scranton
Lake Arll
Lai
Train timetable fragment with unreadable notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows partial notes about arrivals and other trains. The readable parts offer no clear events, dates, or named entities to anchor a full news item.
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National League
Loulaville
Cincinmeti
Taotiteville
Hahn and Wood
Cunningham
Zimmer
Gaffney
Latham
Brooklyn
R.A. E. Phhladelphia
Prager
McFarland, Hughes and Smith
Umphes
Lynchh and Connolly
Louis
Meryeland
Hatterior
Lowule
Totterion
Hockey
Sugden
Sudhoff
Criger
Umptres
O'Day
McGarr
Pittsburg
Chigabossisacopccced
Pliteborg
Hoortroro
Totteries
Phyle
Chance
Leever
Shhriver
Bwartwood
Hunt
Louie
Rh.e
Loula
Cleveland
Ig Saa
Hmatteries
Powell and Criger
Phillippi
Powers
Earmees Inninsre
R.ele
Louie Ceeeeeesereelf Ohoode
Cheveland
Vatteries
Dippy
O'Connor
Behmidt
Lehrecongest
R.H.E. Lationbree
Mooro
Wilkes-Harre
R.H.E. Allentown
Paterpon
Summel and
Vigneux
Ames and Byers
Mmullane
Paterson— R.llf
Thatcher
Fox
Garber
Byers
Rinn
Teonch
Fraser
Lorndon
O'Neil
London Mall
Bronson & Tallman's
Old Stand
Spruce Street
Louis Ht. Isaacs
Bronson & Tallman, Men’s Furnishers and Hatters
Wall Street Review
Carrrington & Cusack
Fos
Connell Building
Haltimere
Ohio
Obneco
HM & GQ
West
Hk Dindoen
Osee Rly
Lavals
Minhatta
Aft National Steel
Vanseas
Pacific Mall
Perna
R. Wee Peet Twa
People's Gas
South Pacifix
Raliwiy
Army Pea Coal & Tron
Chicago Board OF Trade
People’s Exchange
Wwe
Ripans Chemical Co
Pine Street
Bachelon'sa Apartments
L. A. Wintreas
Green Ridge Eatreat
Edward Griffin
Mary Street
W. P
Tribune
Pew Steel Plant
Cheap
J. M. Drill
Dunn & Walker
Cannell Building
Commonwealth Bull
Sibley
John Aliiler
Old Forge
A.B. Briggs
A. B. Brigge
North Main Avenue
Eleke
Adams and
Mulberry
L. T. Kk
Eli Lier
Bcrth
Helamandron
Spruce
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
I. B& Schutser
LEGAL
Susan
Connelly
Charles Ff. Connolly
Banking
Scranton Savings Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Lickawanna County
Resources
Mortenges
Addrews
Marion #1
Green Ridge
Perron
Wil
EL HL
Tribune Atce
M. OB. P.O
City
Franklin Ave
Dettebone Street
Edward Hh, Davis
Walter
Bud Washington Avenue
Lewis Hancock, Jr
Waod
Frederick L. Brown
Washington Avenue
Cranton
T. J. Lackey & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
DR. LO. Lyman
Pri
Nat Tionpital
Cor
Wyoming
Mal- Try
H. F. Reynolds
OPP. P. Co
C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Aixchanse
Tolles
Hotels and Restaiurants
ELK Cafe
Prankhn Avenue
Zitglee
Scranton House
Victor Koch
J. W. Browning
Menara’ Building
Donahoe
Inew
Meare Hhuilding
Frank EB. Boyle
Burr Builiding
Washington Ave
Jessup & Jessup
Commonwealth Building
James W. Oakford
Attorney-Atlaw
Big Ans
Mabe SU
Bond of
Bd. P. Replogle
Reneetata Saoorier
Fie
Corner
Avenue
Weenington
James J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Beranton
Dward W. Thayer
Noor, Meary’ Building
L.A. Watres
Watres
Ud Outa
BR. Pitcher
Scranton, Pa
Neee Paterson & Wilcox
T. Comegys
Weet
Sani Ry
SMS
State of
County of
Lacka- Went
I. H
Shafer
Den
Sone Oo
Dimmick
Art Notary Public
Gignedine Peck
Bertholy, Attoney
Ary A, Shepherd
M. D. Home
Linden
Allen
North Waash
L. M. Gates
Huilding
Oz Slooo
Madison Avenue
L. Freas
Shington Caverns
Tunis
Tod P.m
Ss. W. Lamoreaux
Rook
Veterinary & Sur Ceon
Schnool
the Lackawanna
Ben
Thomas M. Cann
LE. D
W. EB. Pluwlay
A. AL
Ter
G. R. Clark & CO
Mala Ave
Jos, Kurutal
REA Si Lacka- Wuanna Avene
Aeragtan
Manufac
API of
Wire
Davers
Megarged Brothers
Higa
Ewlin
Warhyee
LY Washington Avon
Seorunton
Summen Boarders
Mort Delightful Geonery
Scamall
Stee
State
Penrnsylvania
Wpalbe
Western Freeh
Imiediige
Eotala
Philadelpis and
Ganimore
Sis Rae
Chicago Grain and Produce
Tocks
First National Bank
Scranton Railway
Powime
O- Ecranton Dower Iuminating
Ssveesseveees Ecranton Forging
Lacka.rust & Safe Dep. Co
City of Beranton Bt
Mit
Vernon Conen
Beranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction
Buffalo Live Stock Market
The
Boston
New Yorkrain and Produce Market
Sunbury
Hazleton
Acting
Norristown
Philadelpha
R. Wood
J.B. Hutchinson
Dell
Lacka
Western
Nanticoke
M. Plymouth
Kingston
M. L. Smith
Delaware and Hudson
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
J. 1. Otamausen
D Baldwin
Pass
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Ulary
Or Pleasant Mt Cabugdele Forest
Ry Day
Boydole
Wile
Arias
Arrivs
Iymal
Tawte
Talukoe
Pulday
Ontario
New Yorke
Higayo
Anderson
Fiuterett
Agi
Pass Agi Inion
Pat
Fiome
Preston Pari
Wilwood
Yio
Archibald
Winton
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