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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1899

Page

2

Atlantic League Games Report Highlights Multiple Results

Newark was beaten by Lancaster Reading downed Allentown in ten innings Paterson fell to Richmond creating a three game streak Brooklyn defeated Louisville Boston moved ahead of St Louis New York sits ninth Barons beat Scranton in a 3 0 win Wilkes Barre won on timely hits and errors Risley started for Scranton Knoll misplayed a ball Jimeson pitched for the Barons Cleveland lost to St Louis and Washington was edged by Pittsburgh Many games lacked spark

Newark Lancaster Reading Allentown Richmond Paterson Brooklyn Louisville Boston St. Louis New York Barons Scranton Wilkes- Barre Coutiy Risley Knolls Jimeson Roston Cleveland Washington Pittsburg Scranton Vn Knoll Lippert Dillon Magan Doherty Connell McMahon Cnet Thackala Seectavesceceseas Wilkes-Barree R. H. A. EL Ciymer Hulligan Richter Perrier Gaeckel Serres Eee Burns Coughlin Emlth

Local matchups listed for Newark Scranton and others

The schedule shows Newark versus Scranton, Reading versus Wilkes Barre, Allentown versus Richmond, and Paterson versus Lancaster.

Wilkes-Barre Defeats Scranton on Sixth-Inning Rally

Wilkes-Barre won from Scranton by timely batting in the sixth inning and costly errors by Scranton. Score: not listed.

Wilkes-Barre Scranton

Lancaster Defeats Newark In Lopsided 7 to 1 City Game

Lancaster easily beat Newark 7 to 1 as Herndon was unsettled by the locals and Minor struggled for the visitors. Scheffier's double and Wilhelm's left field defense highlighted the win with Ward muff contributing to Newark's run. Umpire Henderson presided.

Lancaster Newark Herndon Minor Ward Muff Scheffier Wilhelm R.ilee Wente Roach Llenderson

Richmond Beats Paterson In Quiet Baseball Tilt

In Richmond on May 31 Paterson fell again as Richmond played better ball with no standout excitement. Paterson pitchers were hit hard while RB Richmond moved to a 9 run game. Batteries Donovan and Steelman for Richmond Gerber Duncan for Paterson. Umpire Hetts.

Richmond Paterson Donovan Steelman Gerber Duncan Hetts

Reading Beats Allentown In Ten Innings 9 to ?

The locals defeated the Allentown club in ten innings by a 9 to 0 score in a high scoring game. Betts in left made spectacular catches and the Batteries Murphy Garvin and Fox Keener West and Vigneux supported well. Umpire Berger officiated.

Reading Allentown Betts Beore Klele Murphy Garvin Fox Keener West Vigneux Berger

Baseball Battery Pairings Across Cities Revealed Scores and Umpires

The article lists batteries and umpires for multiple games across Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore. It names pitchers catchers and fielding duos such as Dowhine Kittridge Hughes Grim Lynch Connolly and Gaffney Amens Emelie McDonald Hill Buvetla Hughey Zimmer Hickman Lewis Bergen Clarke Umphree Smith Burne Powell OConnor McKeninna Robinson and more with scattered scores and venue notes.

Boston F.ele Cleveland BOSON Hill Buvetla Hughey Zimmer Hickman Lewis Bergen Clarke Umphree-Smith Burne

Eastern League Scores Reported for Rochester and Rivals

Rochester 8 defeated Montreal 2 while Toronto posted 10 to Syracuse 4 and Worcester 6 over Providence 4 with Hartford 3 and Springfield 0 in the circuit.

Rochester Montreal Toronto Syracuse Providence Hartford Springfield

Scranton Team Struggles Highlight Newark-Lancaster Match

Scranton suffered costly errors in a rough Newark-Lancaster game while Wilkes-Barre's pitchers, led by Jimeson, held opponents to few hits. Atherton, sold to Washington, starred for his new club with three runs and a key three-base hit in Memorial Day action.

Allen Scranton Herndon Minor Newark-Lancaster Wilkes-Barre Burns Atherton Jimeson Knoll Dash Troy Johnny Makes Bam Crane Little Riley Piery Ward Lytle O'Connell Odwell Washington Pittsburg

Baseball lineup and game challenges from The Tribune

The Colliery Wnaginer and Telegraph operators schedule a game on James Boys grounds Saturday. Twirlers lost 13 to 14 to Lackawanna Jrs yesterday. No. 37 school second team seeks Lackawanna second team on Silters grounds Thursday or Monday. West Side vs Minooka Populars on June 4 at Minooka ground. Browns of Olyphant want first class county club Saturday, Dunmore preferred. Nay Aug Athletics challenge Lackawanna Jrs Saturday June 2 at Siliders ground. T Hawley captain.

James Boys Lackawanna, Jrs No. 37 Scond Lackawanna Silters Tribune W. Clark Minooka Populars

Intercollegiate bicycle meet eyed as record event

The Intercollegiate races set for June 3 at Berkley Oval promise the strongest field yet. NYU Secretary Halford organized the event and will select the field and arrange all details. Ten riders from Yale Princeton Cornell UPenn and Columbia each plus entrants from Georgetown Swarthmore and NYU are listed.

New York Herkley Oval Halford New York University Yale Princeton Cornell University of Pennsylvania Columbia Georgetown Swarthmore Berkley Oval

Jarvis Ties Elmira Track Record at Princeton Meet

Princeton hosts Memorial Day meet with 4000 spectators as Jarvis equals Tewksbury’s 100 yard record at 9.4 seconds in Elmira. Cornell and Princeton relays clash, Princeton wins by 72 points over Cornell. Jarvis remains seen as a formidable rival to Tewksbury though repeating the feat may prove difficult.

Princeton N. J Jarvis Elmira Cornell Jarris Tewksbury Tawksbury

New Carpet Store Announces Fresh Stock And Low Prices

New Carpet Store kept busy as another truckload of carpets arrives. The selection includes Velvets Brussels Axminsters and Wiltons. Bring room measurements and expect low prices on good carpets.

Memorial Day Observed With Parade and Services in West Wyoming

Memorial Day observance began with a 2 30 AM flag raising in West Wyoming and a 10 AM parade from Shoemaker Avenue and Eighth Street to the cemetery. Jacob J Shoemaker led the cemetery rites with prayers, readings, and a Rev R Thompson address as a firing squad from Company 1 Seventh Regiment saluted the dead before graves were decorated. John Himlock and family enjoy Lake Winola. school boards plan next week. Baptist Sunday school to Lake Ariel excursion on July 24. Mrs. John Breece of Buffalo visiting.

Wyoming Shoemaker Eighth Street Wyoming Avenue Jacob J. Shoemaker Methodist Church Tey Wilson Triebel R. Thompson Nellie Wilner Company 1 Seventh Regiment Trieble John Himlock Lake Winola The Baptist Sunday School Lake Ariel John Breece Buffalo Mia West Wyoming

Furnished Front Room for Rent in Quiet House

Classified notice offers a furnished front room for rent in a quiet house for one or two children. Includes address reference and contact via Tribune office. Also contains marketwire style updates on wheat, corn, oats, and dairy item quotes with scattered figures and client notes.

Tribune

Wall Street bears rally then pause after Flower death

Market mood turned bearish again with a mixed session as major interests rallied to avert panic after Mr. Flower's death. By noon bears controlled trading and liquidation expanded, with Sugar Brooklyn Transit Manhattan and New York Central showing initial strength that faded. Total volume reached 668000 shares as bonds fluctuated and old issues weakened while the market continued to react to policy and sentiment shifts.

New York Stock Exchange Flower Exchange Fingland Sugar Brooklyn Transit Manhattan New York Central Bears Bugor Honda United States

Local Professionals and Services Listed in Scranton Directory

A directory snippet lists attorneys at Commonwealth Building and Mears Building, physicians at 616 Linden Street and 62 North Washington, and Dr. C L Preas a rupture specialist. Also shown are veterinary services at 12 Linden Street, a Lackawanna School opening Sept 12, Clark & Co. seeds, wire screens by Jos Kuettel, Bauer's Orchestra services, and Megarger Brothers printing.

D. P. Replogle Mears Washington Avenue Spruce Street James J. H. Hamilton Commonwealth Building Scranton

Wheat and Corn Prices Hold on Futures Market

Wheat firm and 14 cents higher, corn up 4 cents, oats dull, flour strong with mills limits raised. Butter firm with fair demand, eggs steady, cheese and refined sugars steady, cotton unchanged. Receipts show large grain totals and shipments indicate mixed market activity.

Salic O. B Western Creamery Atuto Dairy Abn Pennsylvania Western Southern Philadelphia Sigatwee New York Malie

Bids Sought for Peekville Four Room School Building

May 27 1999 bids to the Secretary of the Blakely School Board for a four room school building in Peekville Pa due 6 pm June 1. Plans may be viewed at Percival J Morris Scranton Pa. Bid bonds of 80 required and bids marked Bids. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Funds and supplies contracts announced by state officials with bond and surety requirements.

Blakely School Board Peekville Percival J. Morris Scranton Edwin McLay Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds F Executive Department Harrisburg

Wheat Prices Rally Amid Profit Taking Still Peak in Months

Chicago May closing figures show July wheat at 9 1/4 to 9 1/2 cents, a peak in months, with a net gain after profit taking. Corn and oats posted rises while cash quotations remained firm for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, flax, and livestock products with various regional price marks.

Chicago

Chicago Livestock Markets See Mixed Demand and Price Variations

May 21 Chicago reports cattle supply exceeding demand with lower sales except light and medium weight beeves near former quotes. Fancy cattle and beef prices vary, hogs drop due to ample deliveries, sheep demand remains active, Colorado woolly lot values noted, cattle and sheep counts around 44 000.

Chicago Texas Western Fed Colorado

East Buffalo Cattle Market Slows for Common Stock

May 31 cattle receipts show market slow for common stock but steady for good fat cattle. Hog prices range around 1.00 per hundred weight with rough values, while sheep and lambs receipts remain steady for top grades and dull for others. Records indicate fluctuating mood across ends of the market with best lambs near 4.20 to 4.00 and sheep around 4.65 for higher end.

East Buffalo

Market Price Snippets and Dairy Rates From New York

Corrected ledger notes publish dairy prices and produce quotes from a Butter-Creamery in Wyaldo and nearby markets. Includes per bushel prices for cheese full cream, peas, onions, and crates, plus a New York grain and produce market note dated May 21 with flour pricing.

H. G. Dale Lackawanna Avenue Wyaldo Bermuda Catone New York

SITUATION WANTED ADS FOR HOUSEKEEPER AND LAUNDRY WORK

Middle aged lady seeks housekeeper position with reference and address at Mre E Jackson Dunmore Pa. Experienced saleswoman seeks contradicting posting at Tribune office. Washing and ironing services offered at 27 Marion Street and 227 Marion Street Green Ridge opposite the factory.

E. Jackson Dunmore, Pa Marion Street Green Ridge

Beeves and Livestock Prices in New York Market

New York May 1 report shows cattle trade mixed with lower prices for common and choice beef, oxen at 3300 to 3306, cows around 2260 to 2304, veals down, butter and milk prices listed, sheep and lambs steady with common to choice sheep and yearlings quoted, trade described as slow to active in parts.

New York

East Liberty Live Stock Market Report

East Liberty on May 21 sees cattle steady and hogs mixed. midrange prices posted. Heavy hogs bring 9.00 per hundredweight with total receipts around 9,003 dollars.

East Liberty Live East Liberty

Fragmented OCR Note on Livestock Prices and Terms

A garbled OCR fragment mentions prices and items such as beef calves and sheep products with unclear values. The text includes odd spellings and stray symbols, making its meaning difficult to parse. No coherent event or entities are clearly identifiable.

Unclear OCR data on oil barrels and bids

Fragmentary figures show bids and cash prices with references to barrels and certificates. Mentions of July sales, totals around 219 421 barrels, 108 887 barrels, and average figures appear without coherent context or complete entities.

Gromests

Lehigh Valley Rail Schedules Show May 14 1900 Routes

Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable effective May 14 1900 lists trains from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via D and H, Behr and DL routes with morning and afternoon departures, Black Diamond Express times, connections to Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester and western points, Pullman car service between Wilkes-Barre and New York, and reservations offices in South Bethlehem Beranton and Lackawanna Ave.

Scranton New York Points East Easton Trenton Philadelphia Routh Tobyhanna Binnghamton Oxways Els Mita Corning Bath Dansville Aunt Morris Buffalo Buffaro Oehington M. Nickhamton Albany Saratoga Montreal Boss Se Ae England Wilkes-Barre Newark Eis Lehigh Valley Railrond Pennsylvania Ie Sanigh Carbondale Nore Ae G Tee Bas Siarre Fort Aroany Fe Saratora Montisa Tan New England Pointe United States Canada Burdior N.Y H. W. Cross Lehigh and Susquehanna Division New Y York Libert Street N. R South Ferry Whitehall Street Pillaton Lakewood Atlantic City Eliabeth Reading Terminal Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Baltimore Washington Dnta Booth Weert Maim Long Tianch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Pottsville Liberty Street North River Texpress South Forge Brooklyn Staten Islind Grand Central Depot Longstand H. Olhausen H. P. Baldwin Pass Lehigh Valley Railroad Mack White Haven Maxleton Princcipal Coul Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Princess Philadelsphia Suspension Bridge Rollin H. Wilbur South Bethlehem CWAS Pans Corte A. W Onemacher Pagasenger Wickets Pullman Lackawanna Ave Beranton

Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table 1898 Notice

Erie and Wyoming Valley schedule shows trains from Beranton to New York Newbury and intermediate Erie points at 1 00 p m and 2 25 p m Hawley and local points also served. Trains arrive at Beranton from these points at 10 30 a m 3 15 p m and 9 08 p m.

Erie Wyoming Valley Jonve Beranton New York Newbury

New York Ontario and Western Timetable May 29

Timetable shows trains from Scranton to Carbondale and Cadosia at 1.0 a.m. with through connections for Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago and western points. Cadosia to Scranton trains depart 6.10 p.m. and 2.0 p.m. arriving Carbon dale 7.4 a.m. and 3.34 p.m. Sunday service to Cadosia with north south connections at 2.0 a.m. and return to Cadosia at 4.9 p.m. ending at Scranton.

Scranton Carbondale Cadossa Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago Cadosia Ves Cadosia Anton PDE

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