Baseball standings shift after twin wins and splits
Base Ball Boranton yesterday swelled its average by taking two easy games from Reading and Wilkes-Barre by breaking even with Allentown, passes Miller's men into second place. In the National league St. Louis passed Chicago to fourth while Cincinnati beat New York to move up, leaving Ewing's team last. The averages:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boranton
Reading
Wilkes-Darre
Allentown
Miller
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Giants
Ohio
Ewing
Scranton Triumphs In Doubleheader Over Reading
Burnham's pennant chasers defeated Reading in both games yesterday. Kelly and Griffin opened strong pitching for Scranton while Reading benefited from a hot left fielder and solid fielding. Kennedy dominated in the first game with six strikeouts, then Milligan closed as Reading battled to limited runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Miller
Reading
Kelly
Moosic
Jason
Knoll
Pirate O'Sarien
Secrantonians
Hub
Scranton
Young Griffin
St. Thomas College
Kennedy
Milligan
Wasner
Noherty
Als
Jack O'Brien
Dick Knox
Short
Kervin
O'Brien
Knox
Bratton
Sir Richard
Doherty
Corer
O'ftrien
Hoffer
Kool, Sommers
Ravrifien Hite
Millerict
Ahestler
Pirate O'Brien
J. O'Brien
Hasee
Moad Fay
Smith
Matton
Mest
Halls Kennedy
Runvell Fime
Two Games Staged by Wilkes Barre and Allentown
Wilkes Barre and Allentown played two games today. The first game hinged on a costly error in the eighth inning, allowing Chomers to win. Poor fielding by the visitors handed the contest to the Aarons. final score unclear due to fragmented report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
Juno
Wilkes Marre
Allentown
Chomers
Felding
Aarons
Piret
Baseball Box Scores From Coast To Coast
A garbled box score style report lists multiple a baseball games across cities. It mentions Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Chicago Boston and batting arms and umpires names such as Hughey Robinson Cuppy Clarke Swartwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boaton
Wh &F
St. Lal
Poton Sessceraseeree
PAU Onal Gow
Hughey and Robinson
Cuppy
Clarke
Swartwood
Unclear college game results list from multiple cities
Fragmentary sports score item shows scattered results for teams including Springfield Providence Symone Toronto Hartford Worcester Montreal Rochester Chicago Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Kansas City Buffalo Minneapolis Indianapolis Lafayette Easton Lehigh with mixed scores and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Providence
Symone
S. Toronto
Hartford
Worerster
Montreal
Rochester
Rorchester
Chicago-Cleveland
Iain
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Harrisburg Nine to Visit Scranton in Lively Ball Show
The afternoon Scranton enthusiasts will see a strong Harrisburg team as the attraction. The Harrisburg nine is built mainly from ex Jersey City players and is captained by Shoch, the veteran from Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afrnoon Scranton
Harrisburg
Jersey City
Shoch
Brooklyn
Scranion Batter Kervin and Millerick Set for Hot Contest
Kervin and Millerick form the Scranion battery for an anticipated brisk, high‑energy game. The matchup promises fast pace and strong defense with both players expected to play key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kervin and
Millerick
Scranion Battery
Reading's Heading baseball team amid turmoil foretold
chaotic roster changes loom for Reading as the Tyenday league squad faces a shake up with Bratton Doherty Wagner and draft picks. Zeigler and Wolverton shift roles while Beanton and Miller weigh franchise future as Readings Brownie club contends against Scranton and Philadelphia exhibition squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werksiwrge
Jorey City
Ain
Bhord
Prt
Bratton
Doherty
Wagner
Fetira Leltigold
Teen Aven
Queer
Reading
Feild
Young Zeigler
Athleticn
Phiatelphia Tem
Atlantic Jearnenite
Wolverton
Philtiea
Aes
Ziegler
Magnum Cranium
Scranton
Philadelphia
Othr Athletic Jayer
Slicwe
Stralionmel Pheumetaners
Yesterlay Eilertoe
W. A. Miller
Reiding
Tee
Bon Fieishman
Elatine
Framchise
Fleishman
Yeetentoy
Wld
Etl!tena
Tinea
Diapateti
Amateur Baseball Notes From The South Std. Page
The Columbia club seeks a game with the Ariels in Sumlis. June Mir on the Columbia’s garland answers in The Trilaine. M Sullivan, manager. The Modoca meets the Sumsate Sunday afternoon at Stone Awe Bine at 4 48. Oven Len, manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Std
Ariels
Gevand
M. Sullivan
Modoca
Oven Len
Commencement Exercises and Local Borough News
The annual public school commencement was held in Enterprise hall with twelve graduates and a large audience. The program featured speeches essays music and the presentation of diplomas. Crystal Fire Company officers were elected for the year and Mayfield officials discussed bridge piloting street work and council resolutions. The Hit or Miss Cooking Club met at Miss Emilie Rich’s home with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Hall
Celia Mullally
Delia Merritt
Aliee Henwood
Misses Davies
Phillips
Bridget Marsh
Efeny
Mamie Roberts
Myra Tille
Harnessa
Arthur Winter
Millie Osborne
Pritchard
Crystal Fire Company
No. 1
J. G. Avery
John Roche
John D. Williams
David Jenkins
Theron Moon
Walter Moon
Harry L. Freas
Walter Coon
Poard
Walker
John B. Wyates
Patrick Brady
Fifth Street
Treasury
Quinn
Cooking Club
Emilie Rich
Main Street
Eiva Wheeler
Laura Hill
Jessie Winter
Gertrude Davis
Mandane Rymer
Mary Swick
W. J. Baker
Carbondale
Italian club meeting at Blancerdo hall this week
The Italian club of O14 Forge will meet tonight and Friday between 7 and 10 PM at Blancerdo hall. The notice urges self improvement and health tips including Hood's Sarsaparilla and cautions about liver pills, reflecting period ad language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O14
Forge
Blancerdo Hall
Morrison-Nea lon Wedding Planned in Car bondale
Miss Marearet Morrison daughter of Mr and Mrs James Morrison of South Main Street to John Nealon a selectman pentameter has been announced for a near future ceremony. Both have lived in Carbondale all their lives and are among the citys best known young people. Miss Morrison formerly worked at the Leader establishment and for the past year has been a composer on a New York daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marearet Morrison
James Morrison
South Main Street
John Nealon
Ecores
Misa Morrison
New York
Rapid Progress in Reynshanhuret Water Project
The Reynshanhuret Water Company advances fast on Salem avenue with three miles of pipe laid by night. The Meo reservoir will be 40 by 40 feet, eleven feet deep, holding over 125000 gallons. An artesian well yields 74000 gallons daily. with full plant use the reservoir could fill about five times daily and provide pure water to thousands awaiting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynshanhuret Water Company
Maine
Salem Avenue
People's Exchange classifieds ad brief
The notice advertises a popular clearing house for housing to rent real estate or other property to sell or exchange or for job seekers. It lists rates one cent a word with six insertions for five cents a word and notes situations wanted are free. A Fort ki nt double house at 1004 Pine Street and an improvement at 917 Thorne Russell to Warrison Avenue are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ki
Alf
Thorme Rusell
Warrison Avenue
SITUATIONS WANTED VARIED ADS FROM EARLY NOTICE
A cluttered page of help wanted and personal notices includes multiple “SITUATION WANTED” entries for men and women seeking offices, government jobs, or domestic posts. Listings mention addresses such as 422 Thirteenth Street and 421 Mulberry Street, along with offers to manage offices, keep homes, or find employment in Scranton and Philadelphia. Several ads request references and cash upfront, with varied job types including office work, hotel service, coop ventures, and coal mine related labor.
Quiet wedding for Miss Mable Glosenger and Louis Rehkop
A ceremony held yesterday morning at the Rehkop home on South Main united Miss Mable Glosenger and Louis Rehkop with Rev. F J Ehinger officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Alice Burkett and groomsman Charles Glosenger stood by. The groom, a clear manufacturer on South Main, and his bride, who came from Wayne county a year ago, will honeymoon in Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Rehkop
South Main Street
Mable Glosenger
Rehkop
F. J. ¢. Ehinger
Lutheran Church
Alice Burkett
Wayne County
Charles Glosenger
Lackawanna County Sealed Bid For Monument Work
Commissioners invite sealed bids for the balding of the Baldvia and Sallore Monument at Court House Square Scranton. Bids must meet plan and specs on file and arrive by June 1 before 10 a m. Committee members MORRIS, TENMAN, DURKIN sign, with WM. G. Daniels clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Howe
Scranton Business Directory Highlights Local Professionals
A historical Scranton page lists lawyers, doctors, architects, and merchants with addresses on Spruce and Washington avenues. Notable entries include Richard Bourke, J W Browning, Edward Davis, and P. Arioler, among others, plus transit details for the Erie and Ontario and Western Railroads.
Local Notes From Various Exchanges
Jerome Wetherby escapes danger. Mrs J F E Burr attends Rye Seminary commencement. Dr Wehlau of Scranton was here yesterday. Mrs William Shannen and Mrs George Nurse visited friends in Binghamton yesterday. Dr C T Menker H H May Thomas McMillan and W H Bylgett fishing at Long Pond Susquehanna County. Mrs Helen Wilson of Eastern visiting daughter Mrs W M Sturgess of Dunmore. Joteph Hire returns to Philadelphia for University of Pennsylvania diploma. Mr Birs graduates in dentistry and will practice in Philadelphia. Miss Ethel Aitken at home for summer from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Wetherby
J. FE. Burr
Rye Seminary
Wehlau
Scranton
William Shannen
George Nurse
Hinghamton
Co. T. Menker
H.H. May
Thomas McMillan
W. H. Bvlgett
Long Pond
Susquehanna County
Helen Wilson
Eastern
W. M. Sturgess
Dunmore
Joteph Hire
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Birs
Quaker City
Benjamin L. Singer
Singer
New Century Club
Farview
Ethel Aitken
Washington, D. C
Injuries From Street Advertising Lead to Death
An incident in this vicinity involved a man distributing advertising matter when a fall caused mortal injuries. Investigators seek details on time and place to establish a claim. A liberal reward is offered for information. Mr Clothier’s photograph is at The Tribune office. correspondence to Caldwell & Bauer, Ottawa, 225 Main St, Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean Medical Companys
Wml
Cleim
Clothiers
Tie Tribune
Cotatmunica
Caldswell & Baler
Oltorheya
Buffalo
Dean Family Notes and Local Visits Include MIT Graduation
Mrs. M. FR Walters and Mrs RB Wright, Scranton, were guests of Mrs. W A Dean last week. Mr Walter Clark Dean graduated from MIT Boston with brother H M Dean attending. Alfred Colvin recovers from a runaway injury. Mrs Mary Eaton hosted her Scranton brother Dean yesterday. Mrs Charles Rice departed for extended New England visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Ira Vanaustine
M. FR. Walters
RB. Wright
Scranton
W. A. Dean
Walter Clark Dean
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
H. M. Dean
Alfred Colvin
Mary Eaton
Mr. Dean
Charles Rice
New England States
Reds Beat Old Forge Dashers In Opening Taylor Season
The Reds home club defeated the Old Forge Dashers 13 to 7 in the season opener on the school house grounds. Hayes and J Morris starred with the bat and Schilds pitched for the Reds as Glynn closed the battery for the Dashers. The paper also notes a successful lawn serial at Calvary Baptist church, a school outing at Feltevillle closing summer vacation, a social at the Owens residence, and plans for a Lake Lodore trip by Immaculate Church of Conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School House
Reds
Old Forge Dashers
Hayes
J. Morris
Schilds
R. H. E. Reds
Tushere
Glynn
Dashers
Mulligan
Barry
Empire -Eugean
Calvary Baptist Church
Samuel J. Phillips
Bessele James
Felteville
610 Forge High School
John Owens
Gertrude Simmons
Margaret Cosgrove
Mary A. Quinn
Mary T. Connolly
Kate Clark
Filla Helser
Barbara Nealis
Agnes Glynn
Margaret Hannan
Annie Dreig
Frank Rk, Coyne
C. B. Weber
William Repp
Percy
Frank Owens
Jean Repp
The
Immaculate Church of Conception
Lake Lodore
Kates
Welk Congregational Church
Taylor, Pine
Molden
Hugh Hughes
Pittston
Liliputians in Fairyland come to Father Mathew stage
Cast list for a school children production at the Father Mathew Opera House shows Mortals led by Captain Billy Millions and Cora Matthews plus a long roster of sailors scholars and mythical figures. A Polar Star crew, fairies and guards are named with numerous players and a seven five voice chorus noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liliputians
Fairryland
Father Mathew Opera House
Capt
Billy Millions
Cora Matthews
Admiral Dewes
Elmer Adair
Boatswain
Joe Kennedy
Teddie Boline
Sailor
Jas
Curren
Billy Marlinps Tkeealler
Haydn Evans
Ned Gunnels
Fanny Wright
Georgia Matthews
Daley Donnelly
Freda Farraday
Ella Heneghan
Mamie Love
Bertha Walker
May Onnalse
Maggie Norton
Carrie Mell
Maggie Curran
Violet Tea
Grace Edwards
Sally Lunn
Lizzie Menery
Napoleon
Ray Evans
Robinson Crusoe
George Patton
Bismarck
Frank McHale
Louie Middleman
Hamlet
the Dane
Joe Kelly
Sherlock Holmes
Arja Adair
Kid
Rex. Kelly
Batemcold
Stanley Evans
Swallowerhole
David Jenkins
Coughemup
Rebbie Patten
Knucklefinder
John Cummings
Fairles
Aurora
May Kennedy
Fantasia
Mollie Hannick
Roweleaf
Teresa Norton
Carnation
Emma Crippen
Goldenrod
Mary McHale
Wisterio
Charlotte Pettigrew
Ether
Pearl Akerley
Royal Guards
Pleece
Maria Vansickle
Aepher
Henrietta Gillespie
Spray
Lingle Depne
Sparkie
Ethel Evana
Jewel
Barbara Patten
Dewdrop
Elizabeth Crippen
Grillant
Emma Weaver
Herald
Local Social Ties and Public Notices From Elk Lake and Scranton
Miss Mertle Peck visits Pittston friends Mrs W E Henry and two children Edith and Harry of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs D P Taylor. A party including B W Arnold Windsor Poater N H Johnson Arthur Thompson and Joseph K R Bell spent yesterday fleeing at Elk Lake. Dr J B Grover Floyd Greiner and J Barrett witnessed Scranton’s baseball club defeating Reading yesterday. Minkely school board met last evening. Minkely borough opposes the proposed Pookville Clypt road surveyors were here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertle Peck
Pittston
W. E. Henry
Edith
Harry
Chicnago
W. Arnold
Windsor Poater
N. H. Johnson
Arthur Thompson
Joseph KR. Bell
Elk Lake
J. B. Grover
Floyd Greiner
J. Barrett
Scranton Baseball Club
Reading
Binkely
Minkely Borough
Pookville- Clypt
Scranton Petition Circulates Against New Road Scheme
A monster petition is circulating against the proposed road scheme in Scranton Pennsylvania. The readable text mentions addresses on Washington avenue and a local store as part of the fragmented OCR, indicating public opposition and organized civic action.
Local Visitors From New York and Buffalo
Mr and Mrs W H Smith of Mion N Y visited their mother Mrs Eliz aba th Smith over Sunday Mrs Arthur Smith and her daughter of Buffalo New York visited relatives here last week Miss Anna Vanallsitine of New York also appeared in the social notices indicating recent visits and engagements in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Mion
N. Y
Elizabeth Smith
Arthur Smith
Buffalo
Anna Vanallsitine
New York
Card of Thanks for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs. and Doty of Des Moines Iowa express deep gratitude for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They report using it for coughs lung troubles and whooping cough with perfect satisfaction and extend thanks to the manufacturers and Matthews Bros as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mrs. & Doty
Des Moines
Jaws
Matthews Bros
Scranton Train Schedule Fragment Differs in Times
Fragmentary OCR notes list train times and fares for Scranton service with unclear codes and numbers. It mentions departures around morning hours and various price points, plus references to locations and times that are partially unreadable.
Lehigh Valley trains and schedules from Scranton to major points
Train times from Scranton to Midatlphia New York White Haven Easton Reading Harriburg and other stations via D HL R RK and connections. Listings include departures at 6.45 p m and 12.09 p m with Sunday runs, connections to Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and more, plus sleeping car and limited service details and ticket offices in Scranton Cortland and New York.
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Scranton
Midatlphia
New York
D, & HH. Row
Los
White Haven
Huxletin
Princes
D & HL
Poiteville
Hebtehem
Easton
Reading
Harriybui
Aturiona
Tinkhatriock
Towanda
Elmnita
Ithaca
Geneva
Anil Nanipaint
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedules and fares listing
Newspaper listing shows trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven and more with departure times including 9 30 pm 4 00 pm and 6 00 am plus Sunday runs. Notes mention anthracite coal fuel and lower fares at stations with general superintendents and passenger agent names.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
Liberty Street
N.ibenesth Ferry
Whitehall Street
Scranton
Flizalain
Philadelphia
Easton
Tethlehem
al Ieritown
Maueh Chunk
White Haven
Edgees
Expres
Expres, 4.00 P.m, Bundary
Bt Piltston
Wilkes Burro
Sindy
Fer Mountain Mieke
Sumlays
Malone
Washington
Polnta South
Weet Vie Bethlhem
Ouilitalsien
WM. Haldwis
Pasa Agt
Train schedule notice for Scranton Hawley route May 9 1900
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable lists trains leaving Scranton for Hawley with intermediate points and stop numbers. Train No 2 runs at 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM to Hawley, train No 6 at 6 20 PM, and other trains to be announced with fixed halts along the Bele railroad line.
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EPROP
Scranten
Hawley
Qwinits
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Connell Building
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Washington Avenue
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