Baseball in Varous Leagues Risley Pitched by Streaks
Saturday results across Atlantic and National Leagues show Reading defeat by the Barons while Scranton, Newark, and others split or won games. McPartlin struggled on the mound and Doherty contributed at third as Herger’s umpiring drew praise. Sunday matchups include Richmond at Scranton Paterson at Wilkes Barre Handing at Newark and Lancaster at Allentown.
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Scranton Defeats Newark in Exhibition With Notable Plays
Scranton stopped Newark 3 to 1 in a Saturday exhibition as Doherty, O Connell and Melartin stood out. Ber ger umpired a solid game while Knoll Dillon and Herndon contributed key hits and fielding feats amid crowd applause and a jerky but lively contest.
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Elason
Kit
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Feld
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O'Connell
Herger
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Cogan
Knoll
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Melartlin
Herndon
Reading Wins Natless Game Over Local Newark Team
Newark today witnessed Reading defeat the local team in a Natless game. The contest featured competitive play as Reading secured the win on the road.
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Reading
Garvin Dominates Early In Newark Ball Game
In a one sided Baseball game Newark could do nothing with Garvin after the first inning. The action notes players Nowak, Brown, Roach, Fox, and umpire Henderson in a tense matchup with Reading in attendance.
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Baseball Batteries and Umpires Across Four Cities
A fragmented report lists battery pairings and umpires for games in Philadelphia Boston New York Baltimore Brooklyn Washington and St Louis. It names pitchers as Hatteries and Batteriva with various crews, including Umpires Emalie McDonald Smith Burns Gaffney Andrews Lynch Connolly and others.
Weehawken electors ballot names list continues
At Weehawken New Jersey voters receive a lengthy list of candidates or officials including Batterloe Philippi Wittridge Powers Carrick Grady ODay and McGarr among others in the 1900 era electoral snippet.
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N. J
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New York
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Philippi
Mager
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Carrick and Grady
Umpirres
O'Day
McGarr
Western League Scores and Standings Notable Games
Detroit defeated Rufaul 6 to 7 Muffalo, Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis 6, Indianapolis and Columbus 2, Kansas City 1. The Western League results show several close contests with Detroit and Muffalo among the top scorers.
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Rufaul
Muffalo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Toronto and Hormafield Compete Across Cities
The list shows scores and placements with teams Toronto Richtaser Montreal Syracuse Hormafield Worcester Martford Providence. Read as compact standings across multiple teams and cities with varied results.
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Richtaser
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Syracuse
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Worcester
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Sunday and Weekend Scores Across League Matchups
Summary of multiple minor league hockey style scores shows Youngstown and Wheeling opening with a 5 4 win then 11 3 for Youngstown over Wheeling. Fort Wayne defeats Dayton 14 7. New Castle loses 1 4 to Mansfield. Grand Rapids 10 Toledo 3. Wheeling 56 Dayton 1 in first game then Wheeling 3 Dayton 6 in second. Fort Wayne 6 Youngstown 1.
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Grand Rapids
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Yale Dominates Tigers in Easy New Haven Victory
Yale rolled to a decisive win over Princeton in New Haven with strong play from Hillebrand Robertson Sullivan Kafer and others. Tigers struggled as the Elis seized control early and cruised to a clear lead.
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Lafayette defeats Lehigh in close game
Lafayette edged Lehigh by a slim margin in a tightly contested matchup. Key contributors included Tatteries Howard Catterall Kelly White and Carmen, while Lehigh relied on a balanced offense to stay within reach.
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Lafayette Seco
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New Orleans Team to Join Paterson in Atlantic League
Philadelphia reports President Bur row of the Athletic baseball league has arranged with Abner Powell to bring the New Orleans leaders of the defunct Southern league to Paterson New Jersey. The Paterson and New Orleans clubs will merge players to form a stronger Paterson team in the Atlantic league. Powell is a veteran manager expected to boost Paterson’s standing.
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Athletic Baseball League
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New Orleans
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St Paul Beats Buffalo 12 to 11 in Slugging Duel
In Buffalo on June 4 St Paul won a 12 to 11 slugging game against Buffalo. Police entered the grounds in the first half of the ninth, arresting eighteen players before the teams were bailed out by President Franklin of the Buffalo club.
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Muffalo Club
Series Set For Wilkes In Paterson. Game Postponed
There was no game today in Paterson as the series schedule for June 4 5 and 6 against Wilkes is postponed. Harre has been transferred to that city.
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Wilkes
Harre
Wilkes Barre Club Names New Manager After Shannon Resigns
Bill Groechkel, first baseman and captain of the Wilkes Barre club in the Atlantic League, has been appointed manager to succeed Don Shannon, who has resigned and joined Buffalo. Richard Brown of Newark hints at a possible pitching move to Scranton as Cogan and Jimeson show heat pitchers. The weather has improved and players like Hudson are warming up for the season.
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Newark
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Cogan
Jimeson
Wilkes-Barre
Hudson
Bill Groechkel
Wilkes-Harre
Bee
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Buffalo
Lawyers and Newspaper Men Battle in Lackluster Baseball Game
A highly anticipated exhibition between local lawyers and newspaper men fizzled into a dull contest. Both sides posted cautious hits as defense stifled offense, delivering a forgettable afternoon on the field with few standout moments.
Lawyers Defeat College Team in Slow-Played Exhibit
Johnson lake grounds Saturday afternoon saw a one sided game as lawyers led 6 to 1 after five innings before abandonment due to lateness. Edwards and Sanderson pitched well and Sullivan caught strongly in a contest showing lawyers’ baseball skill.
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Taylor Reds Issue Weekly Challenges On June 4 Week
The Taylor Reds set events for June 4 week on Taylor grounds with The Sun eote of South Beranton on June 7 and the Pounders of Avoca on June 10, needing prompt reply through The Tribuna H E. G Watkin manages. The South Side Birders challenge any city club under 10 years on Little Mines ground June 11 led by A Dip pro and W. Dicing captain.
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Wall Street Upturn and Bearish Slant Amid Mixed Markets
The report notes a sharp price upturn triggering a bull push toward new steel and select industrial stocks. Profit taking and weak bank statements later cooled gains, with limited bond activity and a small cash decrease due to gold export and sub treasury movements. The second item shows strength early on but a sharp decline after bank data, with cautious outlook and a predicted end to the recent upward trend, suggesting rallies but overall lower prices ahead.
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For Sale and Loans Advertisements in Scranton Feature
Various real estate listings on Tripp's Plot and 235 Colfax Avenue plus money lending offers by Dunn Walker and James Gardner Anderson. Includes advertisements for mortgages, life insurance, utilities, and local business notices with multiple firms and addresses in Scranton.
Local Market Prices for Dairy and Produce
Corrected listing shows butter creamery and fresh dairy goods with prices. Includes cheese full cream new Malte Egus near by fancy Vinge western Roans Per bu marrow and other items. Prices noted: $1.00 to $1.45 for select goods, peas per bushel 1.40, onions Bermuda per crate 1.40, oranges per box, pecatan per box, flour price 4.50.
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Wheat and grain market notes from Philadelphia June
Market brief reports wheat prices easing for June contracts Tecate corn and No 2 white futures mixed with slight firm tones in oats and soybeans. Cheese and butter steady cotton soft with mixed refined products. poultry prices steady with various fowl types and weights listed. Flour shipments show 1200 barrels and 9000 packs, grain shipments include wheat 1.4% bushels and corn 18 000 bushels with oats at 40 000 bushels.
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New York Grain and Produce Market Report June 3
Grain and produce prices in New York show quiet firm activity for winter patents and No 2 red wheat with spot firmness and steady to advancing options on rain influenced demand. Woolly notes include corn, oats, lard, butter, sugar and petroleum with mixed futures, rains in the northwest and unexpected St Louis drop cited before later gains on rain relief.
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Wheat Rules Chicago Markets Amid Mixed Grain Move
Wheat led Chicago trading with July futures higher while corn and oats advanced. Lard rose and cash grain offerings were listed with mixed prices for flour and patent mixtures.
Mortgage bonds of Mount Lookout Coal to be redeemed
Notice from Scranton Jones firm states bonds of The Mount Lookout Coal Company under mortgage to Scranton Savings Bank and Trust Company will be redeemed at par and accrued interest upon presentation at the County Savings Bank and Trust Company. Treasurer C. I. Simpson signs.
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Proposals Open for State Stationery and Supplies
The Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings invites sealed proposals to furnish stationery, fuel and other supplies to state departments for the year ending the first Tuesday of June. Proposals must be bonded and delivered by June 6, with separate contracts awarded as schedules fix. Bonds and schedules available from the department.
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Market Prices and Goods Listing From a Local Trade Ledger
A fragmented listing shows prices and items including corn rye barley flax seed timothy seed pork ribs lard cuts whiskey and sugars. Prices appear with old currency marks and inconsistent spacing, reflecting a historical trade ledger entry.
Meat market in Chicago stalls as cattle supply tightens
Chicago June 1 cattle sale lacked enough offerings to form a market with prices largely nominal. Demand from locals and shippers kept hogs steady at 150 per hundredweight for heavy packers and mixed lots, while butchers paid around 821 to 825 for several grades. Sheep and lambs sold unevenly with clipped lambs at 5 0 0 per hundred and Colorado wool clips around 4.5 to 6.36 per hundred, receipts included 20 head cattle 70 hogs 20 sheep.
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East Liberty Market Prices and Livestock Report
Market notes from East Liberty listing various livestock and commodity prices. Items include veal calves at 4607 dollars, spring lumber costs, light Yorkers and medium cattle, and bids or totals like 850 dollars and 2.1009.10. The fragmentary OCR shows ranges and figures for several lots and goods.
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Beat Buffalo June 3 Improvised Market Note
Fragmentary report lists items like settled prices and names such as Catile Wirm, Shade firmer, ELM Ld5, plow fee to prime, and various terms. Indicates a sale or trade entry with prices around 1.50, 28, and 65.0200. Reads as a rough listing of goods and figures without a clear narrative or outcome.
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Beevee-Pooling Market Notes Mixed Calves and Lambs Prices
In New York on June 1 a mixed calf market shows steady to firm action. Calves and veal prices per pound are quoted with limited clarity while lamb and yearling categories show varied activity and slight declines in some grades.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Passenger Schedules and Notes
Train departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and beyond listed with routes via D and TV R R and connections. Includes times for White Haven Pottstown Bethlehem Geneva Buffalo and western points. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all trains between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. agents Hollingh Wilbur Cortlandt New York Nonemachier and others noted.
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Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table 1806
Timetable details list trains from Scranton to New York Newchurgh and intermediate points. Morning departures at 6 00 am and later. Special Sunday service to Lake Ariel with stops at intermediate stations and fare at $20.00.
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New York Ontario & Western Railway timetable notice
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