Baseball in Various Leagues Highlights and Controversies
Hodson excelled for Rox Reading refused to continue at Wilkes-Barre causing a 9 0 forfeit. Dan Shannon leaves for Buffalo to manage the Western League club. Scranton shut out Newark as Brown tops the visitors while Reading’s absence altered the Wilkes-Barre game. National League slate includes Nowork at Beranton and Heading at Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodson
Rox
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
Dan Shannon
Buffalo
Scranton
Newark
Brown
Hudson
Wilkes. Barre
Tharons
Shinnon
Butrajo
Scranton Beats Newark 7-0 in Riverside Park Exhibition
Scranton shut out Newark at Athletic Park as Hodson starred on the mound. Beranton bats were hampered by hits and misplays with Doherty, Lippert and Cogan among those to reach base. Newark struggled to mount offense, with Brown yielding the runs and Scranton pulling ahead by the third inning and sealing the win in the eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Scranton
Athletic Park
Hodson
Brown
Beranton
Doherty
Kroll
Lippert
Risley
Ae O'Connell
O'Neill
Bond
Flanagan
Jermyn
Plite
Allen
Gunson
Old Brown
Amylie
Toherty
Guneon
McMiton
Cogan
Berger
Gungan
McMahon
Hudson
Kieff
Weddige
Foranton
Knoll
Dillon
Enagan
Cogin
Wike
Molds
Om Hodson
Brow
Wilkes-Barre Triumphs Over Reading in Fogged Dusk
In a pitchers duel turned futility, Wilkes-Barre blanked Reading 8 to 0 after controversy over darkness and delays. Umpire McDermott forfeited the game as Reading balked at continuing. Patton and Gonding led Wilkes-Barre with strong defense and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Reading
Barons
Darvin
Umplire McDermott
Litte
McDermott
Wilkes Barre
Patton and Gonding
Garvin
Boyder
Umplire
First Pitchers’ Duel Sparks Richmond Victory
In Richmond on June 1 Chesbro opposed West for Allentown in a pitching duel. Allentown scored three runs in the third on four singles and a miscue, while Richmond answered with timely hitting to win. Batterymen were Chesebro and Bledman for Richmond West and Vigneux for Allentown. umpire Bretts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Chesbro
West
Allentown
Chesebro
Richemond
Rh.le
Richmond Y
Alonlown
Batterice
Cheebro
Bledman
Vigneux
Bretts
Lancaster and Paterson Exhibition Ends in One to None Win
Lancaster defeated Paterson 1 to 0 in an afternoon game dominated by Schmidt pitching. Three seventh inning errors produced Patersons lone run, while Lancaster produced the rest with solid defense and pitching, umpire Henderson noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Paterson
Schmidt
R-H.e. Lancariop
Puletho Osseeveennes Ooohoolho
Ratteriee
Batteries and Umpires Across Cities Reported Scores
Ambiguous OCR fragment details battery pairings and umpire names across Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh venues with partial scores and lineups. Names include Phillips Donahue McParland Cincinnative Gatiney Am ens Lynch Connolly Dunn Farrell OConnor McGinty Robinson Gardner overmnan etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phillips
Polix
Coukley
Grady
Gatiney and
Amens
Prooklyn— Rale
Tiscbe
Tooklen
Mipps
Kitteidge
Maul
Dunn
Farrell
Lynch
Connolly
Li P.G
Brooklyn Jr
Heston
Louis Peed
Chicago
Fey
Wadelphia Jeasse
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Cheveland
Aq Braton Dhebensuacusa
J Butterlee
Sudhot
Sugden
Willis and
Clarke
Smith and Burns
War of Leagues Scores From Eastern and Western Circuits
In the Eastern League Worcester defeated Providence 6 to 4 while Springfield outscored Mlamford 7 to ? Western League action saw St Paul beat Detroit and Minneapolis 6 to 6 tied, Indianapolis down Columbus Kansas City rain reduced Buffalo’s win to 8-4 Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Providence
Springfield
Mlamford
St. Paul
Detroit, & Minneapoke
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Wilkes-Barre Manager Resigns to Lead Buffalo Club
Jana Dan Shannon, longtime manager of the Wilkes-Barre baseball club, tendered his resignation today to accept the managerial position with the Buffalo team of the Western League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Jana
Dan Shannon
Wilkes. Barre
Weathern Ledge
Dashers Defeat Monitors 9 to 7 In Amateur Play
The Dashers of Priceburg beat the Monitors of Dickson City 9 to 7 on Sunday May 2. Jonen pitched well for the Dashers while the Monitors struggled at the plate in a high scoring affair.
New Carpet Store Keeps Busy with Fresh Carpet Stock
New Carpet Store reports steady business as a fresh shipment arrives featuring 10-wire Best Tapes Velvets Body Brussels Ax minsters and Wilton Velvets. Customers are urged to bring room measurements to receive low prices on quality carpets.
Protheroe and Co Furniture Makers on Lackawanna Ave
Protheroe and Co., located at 303 Lackawanna Avenue, advertise as manufacturers of furniture. The brief notice highlights their local business presence and address for customers seeking home furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protheroe & Co
Lackawanna Ave
Local clubs issue challenges for upcoming games
Ed Galla and Michael Dempsey accept a Sunsets match on June 4 at The Bampton. Gus Roesch says The Pewebeaper team will meet the lawyers’ club tomorrow on Ash Street. Coxies of Dunmore challenge Crescenta of Olyphant for June 11 on Dunmore ground. They also challenge the Deweys of Olyphant for June 11. Coxies invite any eastern Pennsylvania team to Dunmore grounds for June 18 Sunday. Rosebuds of South Side challenge Madocks for Sunday at Dutch Hollow field 2.30. John Hahn manager and Joseph Rader captain seek Tribune coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Galla
Michael Dempsey
Bampton
Booth
Sunsets
Gus Roesch
Pewepaper
Lawyers’ Club
Ash Street
Coxies
Dunmore
Crescenta
Olyphant
Dunmore Ground
J. Drown
Deweys
Pennsylvania
Dunmore Grounds
Rosebuds
South Side
Madocks
Dutch Hollow Field
the Tribune
John Hahn
Joseph Rader
Y M C A Field Sports Meet At West Side Park
The Wilkes-Barre Y M C A announces a field sports meet at West Side Park tomorrow. events include bicycle races, short sprints, hurdles, pole vault, running jumps, and weight events with participants from Wilkes-Barre Pittston Scranton Hazleton and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Jackson
Joseph J. Weber
Pittston
Elmer Wilmer
Wilkow Barre
Carl Connor
A. L. Hanslohner
Edgar Lutey
Himer Wilmer
Charlee Williams
Howard Date
W. EF. Dodge
G. BH. Gibbs
Scranton
A. L. Vanstohner
F. A. Walser Scranton
Charles Riley
A. I. Hanslohner
Thomas Nerney
T. J. Quinn
W. OR. Bott
Charles Williams
Howard Lute
BE. Trot
W. FP. Dage
G. J. Gibby
A.L. Haussohner
J. J. Kaltecer
John Jennings
Charles Long
F. A. Kalver
Charlee Riley
Thomas
Wall Street Review Markets Mixed Despite Late Rally
The market opened weak with lower prices and broad liquidation led by tobacco stocks Western Union and railroad shares. A final late rally formed from professional covering, but Metropolitan and Manhattan declined again, with cautious buys advised on Continental Tobacco Brooklyn Rapid Transit and the Grangers as values depreciated. Carrington & Cusack reported active closure and broker support in New York trading rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bears
Homeine
Bear
Tsal
Weatern Union
Metropolitan Street Railway
Manhattan W
Brooklyn Transit
United States
Carrington & Cusack
New York
Lomson
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Shorta
Smill
Samalier Trading Bears
Continental Tobacco
Brooklyn Rapid Translt
Federal Steel
Grangera
Strang
Embroidery Positions Advertised In New York Mail
Ladies earn good pay sewing at home with sample and materials provided. Unique Embroidery Co. at 102 Fulton St New York invites applications. Also furnished rooms advertised a front room in quiet house suitable for one or two children. Address W. P. 8 Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unique Embroidery Co
Fulton &J
New York
Aulet
W. P
Tribune
Scranton Board of Trade Quotations Incomplete
Scranton exchange quotations list bonds railways mortgages and local companies with references to People’s Street Railway Scranton Axle Works Carson Coal Co and related entries in a fragmentary format with par values and stock names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Pass
People's Street Railway
People's Street
Genfeos Mortgage
Ous Gh
Scranton Axle Works
Berunton Truedon
Carson Coal Co
Local Business Directory and Professionals in Scranton Area
Listings include government officials and offices such as Governor William A. Stone and Auditor General James P. Bratute, medical doctors, a veterinary at 1 Linden Street, and firms like Paterson & Wilcox Traders National Bank building. Also shown are schools, nurserymen, wire screens by Jos. Kuettel, and the Baurers Orchestra for events.
Situations Wanted Notes and Classified Fragments
Classified snippets show a druggist seeking work with four and a half years in retail drug trade and good references. A good second hand/woods reference applicant, a middle aged widow, and a washing and friending service offering. Local addresses include Scranton Tribune and 27 Marion Street. Market items list various commodities and prices with quantities and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enre
Scranton Tribune
Butter-Creamery Goods Buy Low Prices Declared
Corrected by HM G Dale lists butter creamery products and prices for cheese beans onions potatoes lemons flour and other staples. Items include fresh cheese full cream at 10 percent or 174 alstoe, green peas per bushel, Bermuda onions per crate, lemons per box, and flour priced around 4 dollars. Prices shown for medium and large quantities with per bushel and per crate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Bermuda
Philadelphia Wheat and Poultry Market Summary
Market notes show mixed wheat prices down with June contracts lower and various grades listed such as No 2 and No 3 white and mixed. Poultry prices range from 12c for fowls to 14c for dressed birds with several weight classes noted. Receipts include flour 000 barrels and 7,000 sacks, wheat 40,000 bushels, corn 4,000 bushels, oats 20,000 bushels. shipments report wheat and corn volumes and oats totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tianittie
Sadie
Houthern
Hedyrs
Eng
Savic
Kood
Sabrallera
Chicago Stock Prices Steady Across Cattle and Sheep Markets
Cattle prices held fairly steady on June 1 in Chicago with fancy cattle around six thousand five hundred to six thousand eight hundred dollars, various grades showing mixed demand. Sheep and lamb markets remained solid as moderate supply supported prices, with heavy exporters and yearlings trading near established levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cattlich
Stockera
Fondore
Horn Bridge
Colorado
Wees
Cattle and Livestock Prices Noted in June Market
June market notes show steady cattle with slight premium for prime grades. Heavy weights mixed quality hogs and sheep traded, while yearling calves and veal moved at varied prices across prime and common categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ktoady
Cholee Wethera
Fifield
Cholten
New York Grain Market Report Notes Mixed Prices June 1
Grain and produce trade in New York shows overall weakness with some firmness in high grade wheats. Prices for No 2 red spring and winter wheats drift lower while demand for higher quality tonnage remains scarce. seasonal adjustments and liquidation weigh on nearby futures.
New York Live Stock Market Report Mixed Prices
New York live stock market shows nominal steadiness with mixed offerings. Calves and lambs remain active with prime lambs in demand. sheep and lambs overall steady though some grades weaker. cattle prices largely unchanged with cull values down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Buffalo Market Roundup and Odd Lot Prices
A fragmented market note lists assorted items and prices including sheep and wethers, odd lots, pipes, and receipts. Mentions locations in East Buffalo and references to value figures such as 1.90 and 2.60. The text is garbled but indicates a transaction roundup and price listings for livestock and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Regelpis
Edree
Hutchera
P.trait
Chicago Market Moves Trigger Wheat and Corn Shifts
June reports show profit taking and September rollover pulling wheat list while July prices slip. Corn weak at the open amid large Northbound receipts and subdued cables. pork and lard advance noted, cash notations listed for wheat and corn grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gina Caoute
City Notice of Credit Balances and Shipments
On City on June 1 credit balances show details including certinente amounts and shipments. The document lists averages and totals such as $104 and $2,622 with items labeled Wai bu rele T4 bartyle and runs.
New YorkFoot of Liberty Rail Timetable May 14 1999
Train schedule for Lohleh and Susquehanna Division outlines departures from New York foot of Liberty Street and South Ferry with connections to Jersey Shore Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Details include times to Pittston Wikes-Barre Allentown Bethlehem and other points, and return departures from New York. Officials OLBHAUSEN and PALDOWIN listed as general superintendant and general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohleh and
Susquehanna Division
New York
Liberty Shront
N.J
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Traine Jeune Scranton
Pittston
Wikes- Barre
Lakewood
Alliantic City
Baltimore
Washington
Bouth
West
Bethlehem
Wong Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lobanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Suneday
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Inland Railroad
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules and Connections
Train times for Lehigh Valley Railroad announced effective May 16 with routes to Bcranton, New York, Bethlehem, Towanda, Elmira, Ithaca, and Chicago via connections. Includes Pullman service, parlor car availability between Wilkes-Barre, New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge, and reservation offices listed in Scranton and South Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bcranton
Far
Philnacross
New York
TD. & HH
Hlyek
Bethlehem
Kanton
Hewding
Stance
Tunkhannoche Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Gees
Pele
Pechester
Huffain
P.&h
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Wilccox-Storre
Scranton Schedule Updates for Erie and Wyoming Valley Lines
Time table effective September month lists trains from Scranton to New York Newburg and intermediate points on kerio railroad with Hawley local points. Trains depart 7 01 a m and 2 20 p m reaching Scranton from above points at 1 16 p m and 12 05 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York, Newburg and
Intermediate Pointe
Kerio
Hawley
Timetable in Effect May 6 1910 for Connections
Train schedule text shows departures from Boranton to Carbondale and Cadosin at 105 km with multiple through connections to Eupeneion Midge erroit Chicago and other points. Trains from Cadosia to Boranton leave at 4 am and 3 pm, with Carbon date times listed. Connecting north and south lines and arrival times at Scranton noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efphact
Boranton
Carbondale
Cadosin
Ac Io m
Eupeneion Midge
Erroit
Chicago
Weert
Truine
Cadosia
Cadossa
Arrivind
Scranton
Eeme General Pasaenger
Tove
Pitten
Panasiger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nowork
Heading
Wiskee-Barre
Blehindnd
W. L. P.C. Casewei
Tichmond Aseavre Ronding
Witline Retin
Nowatk
Feranten Kiskimeraguid
Allentown Eieteeteeae
Rn. H. Oo
EB. Moherty
Ccessveencan
Martels Gook
Eee
Srellablagad Wits
Bie
Row York Clu
Ee Laapport
Cssecseseoece Fistey
Sesnovicsevecs Meemahon
Sasevsaers Finnagan
Cscciscessee Hodhon
Sesevsesvesene Gans
Ae Newark
Sissecaccovdeen Hardesty
Cacesess
BIOWA
Hiladelphia
R.H.E
Phyly
Donahue
McParland
Mpires
Emsila
McDonald
R.ile
St. Louis
Haltimores
Cuppy and O'Connor
McGinnty and Robinson
O' Day
McGarr
Washington— R.ele
Pittsburg
Gardner and
Overmnan
Working
Butler
Thiker
Moyer
Forint
Vapires
Swartwood and
Warner
Shannon
Dashers
Priceburg
Dickson City
Jonen
Lackawanna
No. 33
Ray Collins
Crescents
Coxtos
Walnut Street
Y. M. C. A. Field Sports
Wall Street Review
Carrington & Cusack and
Connell Building
Geranon
Tobnero
Brook
T. T
Chile
Mil
Delaware & Wd
Trior
Louis
Nash
People’s Exchange
RO Eereee
Brad Health
Bend
Ripnans Chemical Co
Mass
Cambridge
Ee Rr
Struthers, Wells & Co
Warren, Pa
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Tripp
United States Hotel
Penn and
Vine Street
Adams
Hank
Zurfleh
Hara
Spencer
Stevens’ Cash Store
Tg Guernsey
Cavator
Jones Ros
Locknawanna Avenue
Colfax Avenue
Quincy Avenue
City Steam
G. F. Reynolds
P.O
Nicholson
Lake Carey
Factorsville
Pine Street
Central
Ig Soneendany
North
Pacific
We Pacific
Penn
People's
Southern Pacific
C . & Tron
Union Pacific
Nion
Weat
Union
Chicago Board OF Trade
CKS
Soranton & Pitan Trac. Co
First National Hank
Eimbhurst
Scranton Packing Co
Third National
Throop Novelty Mfr
Din
Beeeas
Lacka
Trenseee Bo
Moosic Mountain Coal Co
Lacka, Trust & Safe Dep
Beranton Axle
Cseee
Abe Mu Ser
Lron Pence & Mfg. Co
Eve
A.B. Briggs
A. B. Driggs
North Main Avenue
Adame and Mulberry
LEGAL
Office OF the Hoard OF Commissioners
Arlington
C.H. Millar
Herdwood
Addresenk
Ty Okell
Broadway
New York City
Dunn & Walker
Board Trade
Cupwell
Atty
Mowts Building
James Gardner Sanderson
Mueurs’ Building
Mike
Hiclard Oliver
Chicago Stock Exchange
L. J. Keller
Quincy
Reisman Bron
Spruce
Linsden
M. Norton
I. B. Schuizer
Edward H. Davis
William A. Stone
T. L. Byr
L. G
Mccauleby
James &. Pra
Eb, L Wal Walter
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Suretica
Surety
Court of Common Plene
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Bulldines
Tieaday
A. J
T. T. Eyre
The
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings
Lewis Hancock, JR
Sprucest, Cor, Wheh
Frederick L. Brown
Architex Or
Price Building
T. S. Lacky & Son. A., ‘Hitects, Traders’ National Bank
Lyman
Prisore Hospital
Cor, Wyoming
Mulv
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Howrs
Wat
Tolles
Frankun Avenue
Pekcoactee
I. Zarigler
J. W. Browning
Mears’ Building
M. J. Donahore
Mears Building
Frank FB
Boyle
Burr Building
Willard, Jaree & Saes
Torneya and Counsellors
At- Publicia
Branton
Pia
Jessup
Commonwealth Building
James W. Oakford
Attorney-Atlaw
Board of Trade
James J. H. Hamilton
Edward W. Thayer
Moor
Ta Watres
Board of Trade Building
CR. Pitcher
Commonwealth Buiding
Scranton, Pa
Paterson & Wilcox
Traders’ National Bank
Ge Com Egys
Republican
W. Berthole
Aston’ Buildings
Phyicians
Mary A A. Shepherd
Oouthing
Linden Street
W. E Allen
DR. L. M. Gates
Stoda
Denow
Mindtron Avenue
FREAR
Offlon
W. Wamoreaux
Mulberry
W. G._ ROOK
School OF the Lackawanna
Colege
Thomas Uy. Cann
Walter I. Buell
a_J. CLARK & CO
Berdmen
Woshington Avenue
Green House
Ateré Telephone
Jos. Kuettel
Lackwanna Avenue
Serenton
Bauers Orchestra
Balla
Vorerma
Addresa
K. J. Bauer
Wyoming Avenue
Bhiulberts Music Store
Megargeer Brothers
Warthhouse
EB. Jackson
Cae Poultion
Marion Street
Green Ridge
UN Northwest
East Liberty Live Stock Market
Tiga
Be. Dutra
Western Creamery
Higo. Do
Mnisee
Timitaion Creamery
Caley
Ikaltige
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Chicago Grain and Produce
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sundy
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Sunbury
Philadelpa
Western
Fwresa
I Polite
Eixapresa
Banton
Trenton
Philadel
Phils
South
Expres
Binghamton
Oswego
Elsmira
Bath
Danaville
Mount Jorria
Akia
Huffato
Ninghamton
Utica
Richfield Sprin
Anne
Forth US
Northumberland
Wilkes
Birr
Plymouth
Bloomedure
Dan- Ville
Northeimberand
Wittamaport
Nahticoke
Kinraton
Smith
M. Ty, Smith
Delaware and Hudson
Follo
Carbondinot
IL P
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
England
Pie i Rai
Philadeliphtia
Wills
Tenigh Valley Railroad
Western Cine
Ann H Voie Railroad
Wil
Deranten
Dooma
Y. Corikea Barre
For Albans
Saratoge
Central Railroad of
New Jerasy
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company