Providence Regains Lead as Albany Falls to Third
Eastern League results show Providence reclaiming the top spot while Albany slides to third. Wilkes-Barre wins narrowly at Springfield on a shutout showing for Scranton, as Buffalo pitcher Graber stars. Rochester outhits Albany and Buffalo dominates Springfield in yesterday’s action.
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Eastern League Games Yet to Be Played
Eastern League schedule lists Scranton at Providence Wilkes Barre at Stringfield Albany at Rochester Buffalo at Syracuse with games noted as upcoming.
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Rochester
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Syracuse
Grays Shut Out Scranton For Southern Quake Win
Providence Grays blanked Scranton in a well played game as Innis homered twice and Hodson pitched strongly. Grays scored in the sixth and eighth innings to tally half a dozen runs.
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Wilkes-Barre Wins at Hampden Park in Low-Scoring Game
Springfield loses to Wilkes-Barre at Hampden Park this afternoon as neither team scores after the fourth inning. Gilbert commits two errors early, contributing to Springfield's defeat in a game noted for its varied plays and late uncertainty.
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Buffalo Beats Syracuse In Hard Hit Game
Buffalo topped Syracuse 6 to 4 as Delaney boosted by holding the opposition to three hits after a fifth inning substitution. Gruber pitched effectively for Buffalo with strong support from bats and fielding, while Syracuse struggled with timely hits.
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Rochester Triumph Over Albany In Brisk Baseball Tilt
Rochester defeated Albany in a lively game noted for clean hitting and sharp fielding. Final score Rochester 10 Albany 3 with strong batting from Rochester and timely Albany miscues shaping the outcome.
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Scranton Postponement Causes Weekend Schedule Shuffle
Scranton delays a game as teams consider making up Providetive today. If two games occur at Providetive, Scranton will play at Newport. otherwise the postponed game could be moved to tomorrow. Syracuse hosts Friday and Saturday.
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Local teams issue weekend baseball challenges
Old Forge Dodgers invite Taylor Populars and Pests for home games next Sunday and a home ground challenge. Duinmore Actives led by Thomas Willems challenge Walla Wah of Providence for a ball game this Saturday. Murekas of Providence versus South Side ball team postponed to next week due to a fence blowdown. South Steal challenges Morning Glorlog of Dunmore next Sunday at Brick Yard grounds Minooka. Songers of Archbald challenge This-Being of Scranton on Architect grounds Saturday. J J Fallon, manager.
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Bedell Rampage Ends in Police Cell
John Tedell of Spruce Street drank heavily and caused a scene at Franklin Avenue. He entered Rockafeller's on Penn Avenue, ate a meal, refused to pay, and was arrested by Patrolmen Day and Palmer. A $4 forfeit was left for Bedell's appearance at 8 o'clock. He barely cooperated as he was unlocked from the cell.
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Board of Trade Building Directors Meet for Bid Awards
Directors of the new board of trade building met in the board rooms to receive bids for electric lighting steam heating and elevator equipment. The session lasted over two hours. The electric and steam contracts were awarded but the elevator contract remained unsettled. Occupancy likely in October.
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Funeral of Rev D A Brennan Held Across Cities
The funeral of the late Rev D A Brennan will take place today in Philadelphia with the remains leaving at noon for Carbondale via the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western line. A priests delegation will accompany from this city to Stroudeburg to meet the hearse. The body will be moved to the Delaware and Hudson station then taken to Carbondale where he was born. Requiem mass will be held Thursday morning with interment in Carbondale Catholic cemetery after lying in state at St Rose's church.
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Bicycle Care and Racing Notes Stir Public Interest
A column on bicycle maintenance covers tire care cleaning methods chain cleaning and wheel truing. It also reports on race organization, prize money, kola nut controversy, and riders like Eck Johnson Macdonald and Jacquelin, plus a Manhattan Beach record by Charles Earl.
New Silver Certificates First Delivery 1890 Design
The first delivery of silver certificates for the 1890 issue was made by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to the U S treasurer. The one dollar note features Will H Low's history instructing youth with a female figure and youth, a birdseye Washington view, Open Constitution book, and faces of Washington and Mrs Washington on the back. Bankers nationwide praised its beauty and security against counterfeiting.
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Illinois Gold Bugs Reopen Democratic Headquarters
The Gold Democrats of Illinois plan to reopen their Chicago Palmer House headquarters on July 5. Chairman Robins reports no new telegrams but anticipates eastern and southern delegations for the third-ticket push while party machinery opposes the plan. National committee candidates may locate Western headquarters in Chicago with Jamieson in charge.
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Killed by a trolley car in West End accident
Arthur P. Chandler road master and Charles Sweeney foreman for the Athletic Coast Electric Railway were killed when a team of horses they held swerved, tossing them before an approaching trolley. The conductor and motorman were arrested pending an inquest set for Thursday. Chandler was unmarried. Sweeney left a widow and seven children.
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Colombia Ashore Near Pitch of Point in Fog
The steamer Colombia of the Pacific Mail line with Captain Clark ran ashore in thick fog at Pitch of Point about midnight while en route from Panama to San Francisco. Rescue efforts report the vessel in a dangerous position, pounding the rocks, and likely to break up if not lightened promptly.
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Scranton Republicans Rally Ends Opening Campaign
District Attorney Jones chaired a Scranton Republican rally urging support for William McKinley and opposing the Democrats. Speakers including Chance and Colborn denounced Democratic policy, praised civil order, and urged voters to uphold the ballot against “Democratic misrule.”
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New Milling Company Chartered in Harrisburg
The Scranton Milling company with capital of 50000 dollars was chartered at Harrisburg yesterday. Promoters will operate John J. Robbins mill at 411 North Eighth Street. Directors include John J. Robbins F H Watts Frank D Watts G J Babcock and C W Miller. Robbins controls the majority of stock. The Robbins mill currently capacity is 100 barrels per day.
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Maud Muller and the Judge of the Bloomers
The poem records Maud Muller on a summer day who helps the Judge by lending her bicycle pump. The Judge fixes his tire, admires her bloomers, and recalls a possible romance. He marries a wealthy woman. Maud remains single, though the tale contrasts desire with social constraints.
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