Hudson Pitched Well Yet Richmond Dropped Bid for Support
Richmond lost to the local team 6 to 1 after Hodson pitched well but received no support. Wilkes-Barre swept Paterson in a double header as Lancaster defeated Allentown and Reading edged Newark. Brooklyn beat Cleveland while Washington Louisville game postponed. today Richmond faces Scranton and others play at various sites.
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Hudson
Richmond
Wilkes-Barre
Paterson
Lancaster
Allentown
Reading
Newark
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Hodson
Washington
Louisville
Scranton
Wilkes-Turre
Richmond Triumphs Over Scranton In Exhibition Game
Richmond defeated Scranton in an exhibition, six runs to one, in a listless contest. Hodson pitched well but received little support as Richmond matched quick play with timely hitting. McDermott umpired. Flanagan made two strong fouls. Lippert and Knoll contributed baserunning and errors affected the scoring. About 300 spectators watched.
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Scranton
Richmonds
Hodson
Richmond
McDermott
Flanagan
Doherty
Knoll
Dillon
Lippert
McMahan
Dolan
Eagan
O'Connell
Richmond Beats Chesbro For Baseball Win In Slugfest
In a high scoring game pitchers Hodson and Chesbro faced early miscues as Richmond scored on multiple hits. Wrigley led with a two base hit and Beranton stole four bases while Richmond committed three errors.
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R. H. O. Wrigley
Seeccessennee
Shannon
Seeceeves Delan
Calhoun
Hargrove
FARBH
Ocherbro
Beranton
Hichmond Essenscese
Wrigley
Richmond
Hodson
Chesbro
Lancaster Wins Easily as Plate Solves Delivery in Allentown
Allentown report notes Lancaster's easy win with a strong offensive showing. Larocque Ward and McManus supplied heavy hitting while Stimmel Vigneux and Schmidt Wente pitched and batted. Umpire Retts called the game amid a wild June affair.
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Allentown
Lancaster
Larocque
Ward
McManus
Allentown W
Stimmel
Vigneux
Schmidt and
Wente
Retts
Newark Defeats Opponent In Sixth Inning Rally
Newark rises to victory in a low scoring game with a decisive sixth inning fueled by four hits a walk and a defensive error. Cogan Gunson Fertech Snyder and Henderson presided as umpires.
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Newark
Roeading
ScheMer
R.H.E. Newark
Cogan
Gunson
Fertech and Snyder
Henderson
Wilkes-Barre Sweeps Paterson In Double Showdown
Wilkes-Barre beat Paterson in both games at home. The trot event drew tight battles before Wilkes-Barre pulled away in the second game for a walkover. Umpire Bereer oversaw the contested matches with Watten, Smith, Ames, Duncan and others turning in key performances.
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Wilkes-Barre
Paterson
Battits
Jerseyites
R. HE
Watten and Smith
Gerbert
Thinein
Bereer
R.H.E. Wilkes-Barre
Jimeson
Gonding
Ames
Duncan
Triplro
Berger
Batterymatch records from 19th century baseball venues
A list of baseball games with venues including Philadelphia Cincinnati Baltimore Brooklyn and Washington. Batterymen, catchers and umpires are named for each site with pairings such as McGinnity and Robinson at Baltimore and Huchey and Sugden at Brooklyn.
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Baltimore
ERLE
McGinnity and Robinson
Griffith
Phylo and Nichols
Swartwood and Warner
Brooklyn
Moreland
Cccoe
Tloos OH
Huchey and Sugden
Dunn
Farrell
Emerie and McDonald
Eastern and Western League Scores Reported
Montreal defeated Syracuse 9 to 6 and Toronto posted 1 run with Rochester 12 and Hartford 1 as Providence slipped to 1. Worcester led 10 to 9 over Springfield while Milwaukee beat Detroit 8 to 3 and Minneapolis 6 over Columbus 5. Buffalo 7 and St Paul 1. Kansas City routed Indianapolis 19 to 7.
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Montreal
Syracuse
Toronto
Rochester
Hartford
Providencee
Worcester
Springfield
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minneapolis
Columbus
Buffalo
St.aal
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Interstate League Scores From Recent Games
New Castle defeated Fort Wayne 9 to 6 while Wheeling and Dayton tied 6 to 6. Mansfeld beat Toledo 8 to 3 in a separate matchup.
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New Castle
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Dayton
Mansfeld
Toledo
Amateur Baseball Notes: Lackawanna 2nd Bests No. 48 Team
The second team of Lackawanna defeated the second team of No. 48 school in an amateur baseball match. The result showcased emerging talent from both squads, with detailed play-by-play unavailable in the readable OCR.
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Lackawanna
Moonlights defeat Leadera by score in local game
In a 12 to 0 rout yesterday afternoon The Moonlights of Olyphant overwhelmed Leadera, also of Olyphant, in a decisive win. The report notes upcoming matches including St Thomas college baseball on the Honesdale grounds and several June contests across local clubs.
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Moonlights
Olyphant
St. Thomas’ College
Thellonedale Club
Honesdale
Scranton
Delaware and Windson
Dunmore
Murekas
Providence
Sport Hill
John J. Coteman
The
Black Diamonds
Arkin
Tunnell Grounds
James Roland
Coxies
Walnut Street Stars
Stars
Erace
Avenue
George Gleason
Jack Davies
Patriota
John T Dames
David Howell
Siders
St. Thomas
Om Anewer
Tribune
William Thomas
Manner
Sliders
Boore
Harrison and Ferris
Tropp
Schlager
Minooka
Old Forge
Ol Forge
MM. F. Judge
Maanager
Minooka Populara
Jon Duddy
Fifth Ward
Garfield Avenue Stars
Washburn Street
Alstrict
Hubert Petherick
John Watkins
Timothy Jones
David Davis
Evan Jenkins
Thomas William
Ben-jamin Watkins
William Williama
Thomas Phillips
George Jones
P. J. Ruane
William Matthews
Market Dull and Irregular as Traders Tiptoe in Stagnant Waters
The Associated Press reports a lackluster stock market with fluctuating bets and a generally lower average price level. Sugar slumped early, then rallied, while Western Union, Tennessee Coal and Iron, Federal Steel and National Steel showed activity amidst overall dullness. dividends and director actions supported some bullish sentiment though uncertainty remains.
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
United States
Carrington & Curack
Western Union
Metropolitan
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Federal Steel
National Steel
Rtvo
Real estate and loan notices from Scranton era ads
Classified style notices include boarding offers, lots for sale at 419 Penn avenue, a residence at 23 Colfax avenue, and multiple money loan options. Also lists stockholders meeting for Colliery Engineer Co and bond redemption notices plus public buildings procurement bids and local professional listings in Scranton, Pa.
Scranton Bond Listings Mention Multiple Municipal and Corporate Issues
A fragmented list highlights various Scranton area bonds and mortgages including first mortgages for street railways and manufacturing firms, school district securities, coal company issues, tram traction bonds, and other city and private debt instruments with due dates in 1918 and 1920s.
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Scranton Pass
People's Street Railway
People’s Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing
Lacka
Township School
City of
Scranton
Vernon Coal Co
Corson Conl CO
Wisseseevensenve
Scranton Wholesale Market Dairy Prices Listing
Correc ted by H G Dale lists assorted dairy and produce items at the Scranton Wholesale Market. Butter creamery cheese beans peas onions potatoes oranges lemons and flour prices shown per unit or per box with noted varieties and quality indicators.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Print
Fancy
Ile
Dairy and creamery brands loom in market notes
Fragmented OCR lists dairy names and producers such as Butter-Steady western creamery and Iw isue to imply a catalog of cheese and milk products. It mentions state and Pennsylvania firms, mixed western track and various creamery terms, with improvised spellings suggesting a trade notice or advertisement brief.
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Saito
Western Creamery
Iwisue
Do. Factory
Wiyalatge
Ujalie
Atate Dairy
Ita
Maiste
Sa &Iee
Amull Dao
Bae
State
Pennsylvania
Western Fresh
Mal.c
Southern, Wale
Market Report from Philadelphia Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat futures higher for June contracts with firm demand. corn No. 2 mixed up and prices steady to firmer. Flour steady to quiet with various grades listed. cheese steady, sugar strong. pork and poultry markets show dull to steady activity. shipments indicate wheat 6.00, corn 110,000, oats 21,000 bushels.
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Philadelphia
Alice
Pennsylvania
Chicago Grain Markets End Harshly With Sharp Declines
Chicago grain trade opened firm but closed substantially lower as wheat and corn prices slid. Provisions and cash quotations showed general weakness with mixed quotes across wheat, corn, soy, pork, lard, and sugars reflecting a bearish close.
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Chicago
Juny
We. F
Mya &c
Smaisler
Chicago Live Stock Market Tumbling Prices Reported
Chicago market notes weak ordinary cattle grades due to thin supply and reluctant buyers. Choicer beeves in poor demand quoted 15.00 to 16.70, feeding cattle 3.75 to 5.15, calves 4.75 to 5.45, hogs irregular with heavy slaughter, sheep market morose with higher receipts and lower quotes. cattle 14,44 head, hogs 40,000, sheep 19,500.
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Chicago
Cholen
Chalee
Colorado
Gona
Hoop
Market signals fade after opening gains in grain bids
The report shows weak grain bids with confusion over futures like July and December cycles. Prices slid from early strength as options opened and then declined, with mention of futures in Duluth and afloat deliveries and a mixed, uncertain close.
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New York
Duluth
S.kc
Grain Market Summary Sees Mixed Movements in New York
Market notes show light supplies and higher bulls and cows, with steers and calves varying. Prices quoted include 4 005 for steers and 04 65 for oxen and fines, plus 7 25 for extra do and 4400 for buttermilks. Regional activity reflects steady to higher tones across cattle and sheep categories.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules From Scranton to Major Points
Lehigh Valley Railroad timetables effective May 14 1890 list departures from Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via D& H RR at 6 45 am 12 03 pm 9 18 am 4 27 pm 4 00 pm Sundays and 16 00 pm Bundays along with connections to White Haven Hage rton Pottsville Bethlehem Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago and westward routes via D& H RR. Officials include Rollin H Wilbur general superintendent Chas S Lee general freight agent A W Nomenmacher division passenger agent. Tickets and Pullman reservations via Scranton Luckavanna Ave.
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Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Libert Street
N. B
South Ferry
Whitehall
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Rivilding Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethehem
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Bethlehem
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Liberty Street
North Fliver
Whitehall Street
Broadwa
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Grand Central Depot
Longard Rillrout
Sgpct
Reading
Tarhoen Ttl Olitavsen
Gen
Bupt
H. P, Baldwin
Paes
Agt
Lehigh Valley Railroad
White Haven
Hagleton
Ithaca
Geneva
W.K
M. Im
Rochester
Buffalo
Niageaga
Chicago
H.R. By
Black Diamond
P.m. Bundays
Feapresst
L. D
Lehigh Valley
Rollin H. Wilbur
LEE
Foss
Cortlandt Street
A. W
Ament
Luckavanna Ave
Time Table for Erle and Wyoming Valley Lines
Timetable effective June 4, 1899 shows Scranton departures to New York Newburgh and intermediate points on Erle railroad at 6 00 am and 2 29 pm. Hor Howley and Jocal points at 6 00 am 8 44 am and 1 00 pm. For Ariel at 3 20 pm. Sunday treks leave Scranton for Lake Ariel at 45 cents. Stops at intermediate stations.
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Scranton
New York
Newburgh
Erle Railroad
New York Ontario and Western timetable details
The New York Ontario and Western Railway publishes timetable changes effective May 3, 1899. Trains depart Beranton for Carbondale and Cadonia at 7:05 PM with through connections to Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago and all points West. Cadonia to Brianton departs 6:00 PM Sundays only. Cadonia to Cadoria connections to Main Line north and south at 6:30 PM with Cadogia arrival around 4 AM. Return trains depart Cadosia 2:00 PM arriving Scranton later. General passenger agents in Scranton, Pa.
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Lacka
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Scranton
New York
All Points
Eas
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
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Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Genese
Corning, Hath
Danaville
Orris
Buffalo
Washington
Nicholson
Ullen
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomaburg
Aon Ville
Ens
Nort Umber
Wifmmeaport
Harrisburg
Baltimors
Beranton
Carbondale
Cadowin O
Suspension Bridge
Detroit
Chicago
Cadonia
Brianton
Cadoria
Cadogia
Eaves Cadosia
M AG
General Pacman
Ork
Bivision
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