Base Ball Percentage Table Newark July 1
Inability to hit Bum Mel Wan responsible for Newark defeat today. Stemmell at Latina pitched well. Beare Lee Alington Dono peta Newark cocci You hote 17 Buttoris Simmed ae McManue Don ovin and Roach Moran.
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Newark
Bummel Wan
Newarka
Hoth Stmmel
Latina
Beare
Lee
Aligntown
Dono Peta
Cocci
Simmed Ae McManue
Donovin
Roach
Moran
Wilkow Wins At Reading In Close Battle
July 14 report shows Wilkow defeating the locals after a hard fought game. Halligan led with a decisive turn while Beas and other players contributed, and umpire Mullane presided over the match at Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Wilkow
Bolleth
Halligan
Wwe
Beas
Wilkes-Barre
Pox
Voorheee
Gondille
Mullane
Lancaster Triumph Sparks Scoring Blitz In Turbulent Game
The narrative describes a rough matchup where Donovan faltered delivering wild pitches and Lancaster benefited as Fraser pitched well. Errors and control issues followed, with Hard Norfolk unable to connect as the home team struggled to capitalize on chances. Umpire Beite oversaw the chaotic proceedings.
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Richmord
Donovan
Todlay
Lancaster Hystaer
Fraser
Bebre
Twehmond
Sci Coorg
Lancaster
Nonovan
Hess
Frater
Stroh
Beite
Classic Baseball Lineups and Umpires Across Cities
The report lists batter and pitcher pairings, umpire assignments, and team matchups across Philadelphia Brooklyn New York and Pittsburgh. It names players like Mughey Schreconmost Fraser McFarland Criger Hughes and Tannehill Bowerman and references R W E and other abbreviations within a game log style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criger
Hughes
Grim
Emelly
McDonald
Weather Shifts Across District with Rain Likely
Fragmentary report notes rainfall and unsettled conditions in Washington and Baltimore areas. Mentions Seymour and Grady among others with unclear context. No definitive forecast or dates provided.
Eastern League Scores and Team Names List
Eastern League results show Borvcurs 8 Providencees Rochester 4 and Worcester & ormio WW Mortford 1. Springtell, Munteoul 8 Pawl 1Buffain 6 Petroft 4 Kangaley Columbus 1 Minnougielia 4 Tadtayinpolia Milwatkoolain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borvcurs
Providenes
Rochester
Worcreter
Ormio
Mortford
Bpringtell
Munteoul
Pawl
Buffain
Petroft
Kangaley
Columbus
Minnougielia
Tadtayinpolia-Milwatkoolain
Williams Pitches Springville To Shutout Of Arcade
David Williams of ibis city hurls for Springville N Y in a dominant victory over Arcade club, a top Western New York opponent. He allows no hits or runs, fans fifteen, and collects five hits in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martel
New York City
Rhooh Brug
David Williams
Ibis City
Springville
N. Y
Arcade Club
New York
Washington Joly Lo James Traded In Major League Move
Washington Joly Lo James of the Washington bore ball club was traded today to rookivyn in exchange for Piret Baseman McGann and Catcher Aleck Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joly Lo-James Metruire
Huvketoy
Clu
Rookivyn
Piret
McGann
Aleck Smith
Amateur Baseball Notes From Local Association Players
The Young Men's Christian Association players report at Guernsey Hall Washington Avenue On Inl evening at 7 oclock They will face the South Side team Saturday afternoon at the park at 2 oclock The Sliders challenge the Leper Department store team Friday evening July 1 at 8 oclock at Slider grounds Minister W Thomas requests evening papers Mild weather and games at Athletic Park last evening ended with the clerks team winning by a score of Web Ate next matchup scheduled soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Oelock Thomann Brooks
Charles Gelbert
Frank Hedee
Thomas McAndrew
John Gallagher
Jamen Lo Fan
John Chary
Joni Kollet
Wick White
Jicher Griffin
Park
Sliders
Wvelork
W. Thomas
Athletic Park
Cavalry For Gen Otis Uses 2700 Philippine Horses
A despatch from General Otis requests 2700 horses to form a cavalry corps in the Philippines by the end of the rainy season. Otis found Manila and nearby sources unsuitable, and Secretary Alger plans careful selection, favoring tough wiry horses from southern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Genero Otis
Philippines
National Guard Orders Fix Life Practice Season
National Guard headquarters issued an order from Morrisburg Pennsylvania fixing the life practice season from July 1 to November. It requires every command except batteries and brigade bands to qualify as marksmen at 74 percent of the total membership or be disbanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisburg
National Guard
Novan
Nte
Hats On Sale From Old Prices In Village Store
A village shop clears stock with various hat types discounted. Boys Senate Braid Straws drop from 1 to 60 cents, Men’s hats from 60 cents to 16 cents, Rough Straws from 1 to 50 cents, Curl Brim from 2 to 1, Dunlap variants to 1.25, Dunlap Currim to 8 cents, Derby and Alpine at half price, Ladies Dunlap Sailors from 3–4 to 1, Anchor collars down to 9 cents or 3 for 25 cents. Underwear listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bargain Fashion Sale on Shirts Hosiery and Accessories
A chaotic sale catalog lists shirts in varied qualities from $1.25 down to 50 cents, along with silk and enks bosom styles. Hosiery and belts are heavily discounted, with polka dot options at 15 cents and belts as low as 50 cents. Golf shoes and assorted garments are advertised at half price and deeply reduced per unit pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Closeout sale of handkerchiefs and accessories
A local retailer advertises a large closing out sale featuring handkerchiefs bath robes bags traveling cases mackintoshes storm coats and dozens of other items offered at below cost. The notice urges customers to inspect the bargains and verify the claims.
Markets Slip on Money Fears and Rail Weakness in July Trading
Heavy market tone persisted as money concerns weighed on stocks, with Brooklyn Transit and rail shares dropping over 1 percent at times. Gains came from coal and steel groups as outside markets showed strength in Amalgamated Copper, while Missouri Pacific led Southwestern issues and a late rally helped restore some breadth. Bond activity was dull, with United States 4s slipping slightly. rumors around Brooklyn Rapid Transit sparked brief declines before denials steadied prices.
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Associated Priva
New York
Wall Street
Rrea
Bank of England
Atowke
Broollyn Transit
Tyits Stoke
Fuser
Southwestern
Missouri Pacific
St. Louisa
Texas Pacific
London
Federal Steel
American Steel and Whie
American Car Preferred
Cotton
Northern Pacific
New York Air Brake
Mobile
Ohie Tose
United States
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York Lite Company
Flower
Mandate Tut
Help Wanted and Room Rentals Amid Scranton Listings
A fragmented classified listing shows rooms for rent, board options, and lodging near Adams Avenue and Pine Street. It also features want ads for households seeking houses to rent or sell, with several names and addresses partially visible, including notices about animals, veterinary services, and local businesses in Scranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benet
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Prices and Shipments
Philadelphia July 13 Wheat steady with slight variations across grades. Butter steady with fair demand for western creamery and Italian prints. Sugar refined unchanged. Live poultry mixed with demand steady for certain cuts. Receipts show flour 3,000 barrels, wheat 27,000 bushels, corn 1200 bushels. shipments include wheat 208 bushels, corn 175,000 bushels, oats 60 bushels.
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Philadelphia
Gerade
Wyaibe
Onte
Meiltye
Istzalie
Itealie
Wespern
Ttalie
Southwestern
Ualle
Southern
O.c
The Wilkes-Barre Record Availability in Scranton
The Wilkes-Barre Record can be obtained in Scranton at Belaman Bros. 4 Spruce and 66 Linden, M Norton 22 Lackawanna Avenue, LS&S Schutzer 21 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Belaman Bros
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Ls&s. Schutzer
Spruce Street
New York Markets Mixed as July Wheat and Dairy Prices Move
July 13 market notes show quieter wheat trading with spot ease for No 2 red and No 2 northern Duluth posting afloat bids. Butter and cheese futures display uneven moves with creamery products and regional brands cited, including strong white and large colored cheeses. dairy prices remain firm in places while some items flicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O. B
Duluth
Sic
Siptem
Daly
State
Pennsylvania
Wheat and grain prices drift as rains dampen demand
Chicago July 1 presence of weak demand for cash Wheat and heavy rain offerings from Russ caused a broad decline in grain values. Oats or corn closed lower with improved crop prospects offsetting losses. Prices for futures and commodities including prime timothy, pork, ribs and whiskey are listed with small gains and losses amid market volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fe. N. W
Chicago Market Report Sees Mixed Cattle and Hog Prices
Receipts total about 20 000 cattle 25 000 hogs and 1 000 sheep. Cattle demand moderate with steady to lower prices for steers and heifers. hogs show exceptionally good prices with heavy weights around 4 4 2 per cwt. sheep demand active and prices steady to unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
H.maz
Truste es Sale of Osterhout Stock at Auction
Trustees of N. O P Osterhout offer for sale the entire stock at Osterhout store 113 West Market Street including groceries dry goods boots shoes hats and caps by public bid for cash on Monday the ninth day of July 10 o clock no reserve to benefit creditors J Lewis Thomas Bhotten Trustees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O P. Osterhout
Osterhout
West Market
Gory
Market Report From East Buffalo Cattle and Hogs
East Buffalo July reports show cattle receipts eight cars with modest demand for fat and butchers stock. Hogs receipts eight cars with mixed demand and higher prices for several classes. lambs and sheep quoted with varied values and steady wholesales for spring lambs and heavy fat stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Hanily Wethers
Bearded Proposals Sought for School Building Exterior Work
Beal ed proposals will be received by the secretary of the elephant borough school board until Monday evening July 17 for painting the exterior of several school buildings and for related interior work. The board will furnish materials and reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Further information may be obtained from the secretary G T Mel Jernn Marshwood Pa.
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Elephant Borough
First Ward
Third Ward
Marehwood School
Purintel Tverche
Central School
G. T. Mel. Jernn
Marshwood
the Bowrs Jr
Thomas Lenaman
G. TW. Holleran
Olyphant
Iss
Livestock Markets Report from New York July 13
New York markets report dull cattle with no sale expected. Cattle dull and lower with veals around 40 to 60 dollars, top price uncertain. Sheep slow and weak though lambs held firm to higher. sheep and lamb prices mixed. Hogs nominally higher at about 1.00 to 1.04 per hundred pounds.
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New York
East Dolhurty Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Trade
A July 13 market note lists buyers and sale categories for cattle and sheep. It mentions Yorkers and pigs, indene type stock, salads and heaves, as well as various lamb and yearling lots with price cues and quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Dolhurty
Fulah
Ekholce
Unclear OCR Item on City Credit Balances and Shipments
Fragmentary note from City dated July 1 lists credit balances and certificates with amounts, cash shipments, barrels and minutes. Several words are misspelled and details are unreadable, but the fragment references balances, shipments and barrel counts.
Corrected by MG De Dale. 7 Lackawanna Butter Creamery Montige i Print
Fragmented OCR text references dairy products and brands with unclear locations and dates. The passage mentions butter creamery, newspaper-like lines, and scattered proper nouns, but lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MG. de Dale
Duatry
H.u. Rholtinay
Albany social notes and local visits in brief
Mise Gavit of Albany visits the Dirs Scott at the Mause. Mrs. Charles Whitney visits Ledgedale with her children. Merc E Ketcham returns home from Piteton after days with daughter Mrs A Wilcox. Mrs W H Robinson and children visit Scranton Glenbourn. Mrs Cora Olds and daughters from Factoryville stay with relatives. Henry Wehrum and family host guests on a pleasant outing. Misses Taucy Carrie Achiebel Bertha Lena Jenkins and Mrs George Behlebel spend time at Lake Ariel. Mr and Mrs F T Pelion of Moscow guests of Mr and Mrs Byron Buckingham. Miss Effie Seeley suffers a minor accident riding a bicycle. Dr Knedler attends. Ladies Aid society to hold an ice cream social on the porch of the former Carr house.
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Mise Gavit
Albany
Scott
Charles Whitney
Ledgedale
E. Ketcham
Factoryville
Henry Wehrum
Taucy
Carrie Achiebel
Bertha
Lena Jenkins
George Behlebel
Lake Ariel
F. T. Pelion
Moscow
Byron Buckingham
Effie Seeley
Local Invite Lists Relatives Visit Battin Family Homes
The notice invites attendees to a gathering hosted by the Gas and Water company on Tuesday evening of next week. Relatives including Harry Battin and family of Philadelphia Will Battin and family of Scranton Miss Clara Bateson of Scranton and Lertha Grimes are noted among attendees. Daisy Huber visited her parents in Scranton. A. and Mrs. A. Clay and children visit the Cobb family at Mt. Cobb.
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Gas and Water Company
Battin
Harry Battin
Philadelphia
Will Battin
Seranton
Clara Bateson
Scranton
Lertha Grimes
Daisy Huber
Local notices and social updates from Scranton area
Hon Galusha Grow visited to inquire about William Pike. Warren Van sold his grocery to Allen & Co with Mary Allen as manager. Charles Green Grant Decker Charles Herkimer Eugene Compton camp at High Rocks. Bruce Hoss family to Throw Lakes cottage. Miss Loretta McCormick visiting home for vacation. School board to select teachers for next year amid many applicants. Mrs Linh and daughter visited Mrs F Y Smith. Mr and Mrs B Chane, Miss Lole Birect of Scranton in town. Chase family at Dubois for vacation.
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Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
William J. Pike
Grow
Pike
Warren FP
Allen & Co
Mary Allen
Charles Green
Grant Decker
Charles Herkimer
Eugene Compton
Bruce Hoss
Throw Lakes
Millard
Misa Lole Birect
Scranton
Mra
Linh
Chirk
FY. J. Smith
Charles Smith
Lester
Hollatend
Tasunday
Htvin Dubois Chase
Mee
B. Chane
Loretta McCormick
Schol
Cranton
C. T. McCormick
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetables and Ausillary Notes
Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable details for May 44 outline train departures from Kintones to Pa and New York via BD av and other routes. It lists several coast lines including White Haven to Scranton and connections to Genes and Chicago area via various lines, with passenger and Pullman reservations available at Lackawanna Ave, Scranton, Pa.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pen
Kintones
New York
Ate
Diniowrulie Papi
Sanitage
Vor
White Pew Hlaalewo
Ejpal Rego
Po Patri
Tathilehors
Eve Tory
Neading
Ier
Rabure
Tunkhannock
Tunkhannock, ‘Towandy, Ffimfra
Geneve
He & Wy
Wilkes-Tarre
Whiludervids
Dattolo
Noollin
Cen
Bayt
Southhood Lyde Steer Gee
Vand
York
Parsonsar Aeyet
South Bethlehen
Ucketa
Pullman
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Time Table Details for Trains from Scranton to Major Stops
Timetable effective June 3 lists trains from Scranton to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and other hubs with various express and local runs. It notes departures at 8:90 am and 4:00 pm with additional Sunday services and connections to Baltimore Philadelphia Reading and Wilkes Barre.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Philadelpia
Wood
Hutchinson
Trine
New York
Moban Lapom
Aspreee
Enaton
Trenton
Philadel Phila
South
Toby Hittin
Binghamton
Oswero
el- Mira
Corning
Hat
Newark
Eilzabeth
Runton
Bethlehem
Attentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
F. m
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Polnia
Aor
Lone Brain
Ocean Grove
Sinai
LA P
Lebanon
Wurrisburg
Allentown
L&p
Buneau
Pottaville
Liberty Etree
North River
Aim
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Broadway
Throoklyn
Staten Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Island
Millilarolphi
Reading Terminal
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table June 4 1898
Erie and Wyoming Valley schedule notes trains from Scranton to New York Newburgh and intermediate points on the Erie line. Early morning 4 09 am and 2 28 pm. Hawley and Jocus points 6 00 am 4 65 pm and 2 28 pm. Lake Ariel Sunday trains at 8 48 4 and 1 0? am with stops at intermediate stations.
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Scranton
New York
Newburgh
Eirls
Hawley
Jocus
Ave Scranton
Lake Ariel
Eiariens
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Cavalry
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Manila
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Dr. Joogere
Bette
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Old Stand
Louis Hl. Isaacs
Bronson & Tallman, Men’s Furnishers and Hatters
Wall Street Review
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Scranton Traction
People’s Exchange
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Waathington Avenue
Lewis Hancock, J
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Connell Building
Frederick L. Brown
Brice Duilding
Oppen
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Lyman
Pri- Nan Hospital
Cor, Wyoming
Malwry
J. F. Reynolds
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Victor Koch
Prop
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Touma
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M J. Donation
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Mears Building
Frank G. Boyle
Burr
Jessup & Jessup
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Hoomt GU
Coe Trady Building
Board of
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Meura
Center Washington Avenue
James J. H. Wamilton
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Onwealth Building
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Scrantont
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Pane Te
Comegys
Republican Building
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Parrare Wuilding
Tary A. Shepherd
Home
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Sir
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North Wash
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Donee
Ah Madiven Avenue
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Auer
Verona
S. W. Vamoreaux
Rook
Linden Street
the Lackawanna
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Cipsus Beopt
Bend
Thomas M
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Setoe
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Matin Avenue
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Inajer Lge
Cwine
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Rerimton, Pa
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Slircare
Open Plume Inc
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Connell Builiding
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Atty
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Connell
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Ee Ereer
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A. B. Briggs
Nori Malin Avenue
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Paca
L. “T. Keller
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Chicago Grain and Produce
J. Lewis
Thomas Bhotten
Tristere
Buffalo Live Stock Market
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