Baseball standings notes shift in Atlantic league
Il mira downed Reading to move ahead Morrisburg while Wilkes-Barre defeated the iamisiatore leaving Reading in third. No NL changes as Boston atop Chicago with today’s games possibly reshaping positions. Averages show Allentown at Scranton and Reading at Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilmira
Reading
Morrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Iamisiatore
Harris County
Pimira
Boston
Chicago
Westerners
Allentown
Scranton
Hoarriaburg
Wilkes Marre
Elmira
Vaat
Mcranton
Ane Ee
Wilkes Barre
Elmira Feee
Renee Reer
Harrisburg
Testro
Philadelphia
Enne Tvenvicess
Ms Lyn
Aan
Pitteburg Us
Pat Bt
Loule Seeees
Anton
Scranton forfeits game after Allentown dispute
Scranton wins by forfeit 9 0 after Allentown players protested umpire Russell and James Delehanty refused to leave the field. The incident followed aggressive exchanges and crowd reactions as Scranton led 4 3 in the second inning.
Legislators Outclassed by Wilkes-Barre Team
Wilkes-Barre defeated Marrinborg in a lopsided game on June 11. The visitors produced a poorly organized offense with amateurish ball handling and passing errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Fragmented OCR lists umpire and battery names by city
An OCR garble from a newspaper page shows scattered lists of batteries and umpires by city including Philadelphia Boston Chicago New York Brooklyn and Pittsburg. Names such as Phillips Weil Framer Douglass McFarland Hurst Hughey Robinson and Swartwood appear amid odd formatting and repeated letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Butterie
Phillips
Weil
Orth
Framer
Douglass
McFarland
Kmalle
Unclear OCR Sports Result Fragments Across Cities
Fragmentary scores and city names appear in a jumbled OCR line. The text lists multiple teams and scores such as Cheago Netroit Cleveland Kona City Minneapolis Buffalo Milwaukee Indianaapolis with inconsistent punctuation and potential typos. No coherent event or outcome can be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheago
Netroit
Cleveland
Kona Oty
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Indianaapolis
Unclear Scoreboard Fragments From Regional Games
A partial list shows Montreal 4 Toronto 0 Rochester 8 Syracuse 2 Providence 5 Martford 4 Worcester 16 Springfield and a fragmentary entry. Missing context limits full game outcomes or dates. The readable items indicate a regional score collection with several city teams and a lone large score for Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Syracus
Providence
Martford
Worcester
Springfield
Corbett to Spar Three Rounds With McVey in Scranton
James J. Corbett will arrive Wednesday to play first base for Scranton and, before the game, spar three rounds with Jack McVey. The fraternal tour increases crowds and fans recall his Jeffries bout hoping he again wins the world belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
Jack McVey
Scranton
Wilkes - Barre
McVey
Corbett
Jeffries
Wilkes-Barre Signs New Players Amid Batting Shuffle
Allentown reports Scranton on a hot stretch with sixteen wins in seventeen games. Wilkes-Barre signs several new players including Heaumont to replace Aryt Sage and Hurke to trial as pitcher. A triple play involving Johnnie Burns and Nyne Stratton highlighted Saturday’s Wilkes-Barre vs. Realing game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Scranton
Charles Nyce
Wilkes-Harre
Harriburge
Roaing
Wilkes Burre
Johnnie Burns
Nyne
Stratton
Marisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Barons Yraterday
Hervin
Milligan
Kately
Heaumont
Aryt Sage
Wilkow Jarre
Straiton
Fald
Coillower
Hurke
St Monaventure Collate
Allentown and Berantot Field Adjustments In Game
Berantot and Allentown players shuffled positions after a tough yesterday. O'Brien pressured Knownitayed, Milligan moved to center, Delehanty sidelined by a sore hand, Weat filling second. McManne left for Chicago and News backstopped behind the plate. Delehanty brought in from heft Bell to bat, Smoot moved to left, Simmel shifted to right.
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Oth Berantot
Allentown
Jack O'Brien
Center Garden
Milligan
Tom Delehanty
Ty Weat
McManne Fae Bern
Hanetin
Behiind
Dow Delehanty
Tae Boon
Din
Heft Bell
Smoot
Simmel
Scranton Olymping Challenges Dunmore Olympian for June 19 Ball Game
The Olymping of Scranton challenges the Olympian of Dunmore to a baseball game on Wednesday June 19 at 4 o clock on No 88 grounds. Lyle Ridener is the manager. The Car Accountant baseball team of Delaware Lackawanna and Western seeks to schedule a West Side Men wives Saturday afternoon game on the West Side grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmyping
Scranton
Olympian
Dunmore
Lyle Ridener
Car Accountant
Delas Ware
Lackawanna
Wetern
West Side
Wedding of Miss Ellen Gites and Mr Laula Llewellyn in West Scranton
A formal ceremony at Calvary Baptist church joined Miss Ellen Gites and Mr Laula Llewellyn of West Scranton, with a wedding supper at the bride’s home. Also notes on the Drew Alumni club gathering, Young Men’s Christian Band meeting, and local happenings including a Taylor mines operation break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Parsonage
Ellen Gites
Laula Llewellyn
West Scranton
H, H. Harris
John Boyd
Main Street
Mary Samuels
Dalton
Drew Alumni Club
Drew Theological Seminary
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
W. A. Wagner and Son
Luzerne
H. D. Smith
Lehman, Pa
F. D. Hartsock
Plains
J.N. Berninger
Scranton
Clinton
Henry
Taylor
Alfred Bowen
Kingston
An 88-year-old woman suffers serious fall on Hickory Street
Mrs. Travis mother of Z P Travis on Hickory street is badly bruised after she toppled from a porch stepping toward a diner. Doctors find a broken right shoulder and an ankle sprain with fear of prolonged suffering due to age. Also note Pride of Orient chapter will hold a special meeting June 12 with ice cream and cake to follow. hh Moon visited Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of Orient
Order of the Eastern Star
Hh. H. Moon
Pittston
Presbyterian church hosts lively children day exercises
A large congregation enjoyed Sunday morning activities at the Presbyterian church featuring solos choruses and recitations led by Mrs. H. B. Hammond Mrs. Daniel G. Jones and Miss Georgia Thomas classes. Rev H Th Hammond spoke on the India famine and a relief collection raised 28.50 for Indian sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
H. B. Hammond
Daniel G. Jones
Georgia Thomas
H. Th. Hammond
India
John McCourtand
Co. P. O'Malley
Scranton
John O'Malley
Dun- More Street
Leo Lynch
Big Pond
Pike County
Honesdale Graduation Exerciives and Fourth of July Plans
Scranton visitor Mr H W Rowley spent Sunday with Honesdale friends. Honesdale High School plans an opera house graduation on Friday June 1 with seven graduates led by valedictorian Louise Lee and salutatorian Albert Thayer. A traditional Fourth of July celebration is planned featuring a parade horse show dinner bicycle races ball and fireworks with Maple City band and Preemans orchestra providing music. Homestale Catering hosted a lawn social at Riverside Park drawing a large crowd and Maple City band again performing.
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Honesdale
H.W. Rowley
Scranton
Honesdale High School
Opera House
Louise Lee
Albert Thayer
Fdna Sherman
Josephine Kate
Messie
Frederick B. Menner
Walter Moore
Oakley Henshaw
Old Town
Maple City Band
Preeman
Homestale
Riverside Park
Card of Thanks for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A note expresses heartfelt gratitude for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The writer credits the product with helping family illness including coughs lung troubles and whooping cough and thanks the manufacturers. It mentions Matthews Bros as wholesale and retail agents and says the remedy is for sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Doty
Dea Moines
Iowa
Matthews Bros
Miner dies in Northwest mine accident in Carbonvale
Stephen Koshelnick, 20, a driver in the Northwest mine, was killed when he fell under moving wheels while detaching mules. The incident left a crushed skull, broken neck and fractured toes and arms. His only reported relative is a brother, Edward Brock, of Wayne Street. The same city mourns the infant son of Mr and Mrs Brock who died of spinal meningitis and will be buried at Isle Rockside cemetery today. Also reported is the death of Charles A Hall, formerly of the area, who lived in Denver at the time of death after residences in Claton Hall, Honesdale and Fimira. He had moved to Denver for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Koshelnick
Northwest
Edward Brock
Wayne Street
Isrockside Cemetery
Charles A. Hall
Inte Claton Hall
Honesdale
Fimira
Denver
Colorado
Local Notes and Visiting Guests Reported
Mises Sadie Miller visits sister Mrs Ralph Giles at White Oak Lake Wayne County. T A Rutherford returns home from Princeton for summer vacation. Frank Kilpatrick of Rochester Business College visits parents on Datte Avenue Mise Lortesa and Adelaide Place Honesdale, who have been visiting in the city leave yesterday for Hingham. Mrs Frank Morgan back from Honesdale visit. Miss Gertrude Gallagher of Fall Brook Street visits Archbald friends yesterday. Georges H Reynolds of River Street Simpson badly hurt in Wilson Creek mine accident struck by rock fall. ambulance takes him home and doctor says knee cap broken and leg badly hurt, unable to work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Sadie Miller
Ralph Giles
White Oak Lake
Wayne County
T. A. Rutherford
Princeton
Frank Kilpatrick
Rochester Business College
Datte Avenue
Mise Lortesa
Adelaide Place
Honesdale
Hinghamton
Frank Morgan
Gertrude Gallagher
Fallbrook Street
Georges H. Reynolds
River Street
Simpson
Wilson Creek
Quiet Primaries and Local Obituaries in Jermyn and Mayfield
The election night passed quietly with results available elsewhere. Funeral services for James Gilli fan drew a large crowd including Carbondale Irish group. high mass by Rev M E Lynott at Sacred Heart, burial at Calvary. Pallbearers named. Citizens band to hold outdoor concert on Fourth Street tonight. Infant Gertrude Cobb died after brief illness. burial in Scott Township. Eva Mollinaro ill with tonsillitis. Ditmore couple moved to Wandling. Weather hampers attendance at the Lad ies Aid social at St James Church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillifan
Order of Hibernians
Carbondale
Sacred Heart Church
M. E. Lynott
Calvary Cemetery
Mayfield
Dennis McGovern
Henry Collings
John Cahaney
John PF. Loughney
Henry McChoskey
Whittle MsChrone
Citizens Band
George Cudlip
Fourth Street
Mississippi
Frollen
The
Columbia
Gertrude
Elias Cobb
North Main Street
Scott Township
Eva Mollinaro
South Main Street
Frank Ditmore
Wandling
Weatherby
Post
East Benton
Harvey van Kleek
Third Street
George Pendered, Jr
Ladies’ Aid
St. James Church
Crop Conditions and Winter Wheat Acreage Decline
The June 11 report shows winter wheat acreage reduced by 11,076,000 acres after a special survey, with 58,006 acres abandoned in Ohio, 79,000 in Michigan, 220,000 in Indiana, 448,000 in Illinois, and 448,000 in California. Remaining winter wheat under cultivation is 24,008,000 acres, down 6,240,000 from fall sowing, while May condition slipped to 42.7 from 88.9. Spring wheat area down about 607,000 acres with mixed state changes. average spring wheat condition at 87.4 on June 1.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
California
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Oregon
North Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota Falls
Iachina
New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
For Rent and Wanted Ads in Scranton Trade Journal
Classified notices show rentals and real estate listings, job and apprenticeship seeks, and personal notes. Entries include nine room house rentals on Monroe Avenue and Jefferson Avenue, various wanted ads for tool steel blacksmiths and office managers, and notes on help needed and services offered in Scranton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BeneTt of Aml
Monroe Avenue
Agents Wanted in Every City for Leading Kick and Accident Co
Wanted finest class agents in every city and town in Pennsylvania and elsewhere for the largest and strongest Kick and Accident Company in the world. Address POT. Van Dusen, Supt. of Agent, May City, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dusen
May Clty
Niagara Falls Expands With Nearly Two Million Spent
Scranton agent KE Estabrook reports Niagara Falls is rapidly developing with almost $2,000,000 in current and planned investments. Projects include power plant work, bridges, private residences, church upgrades, and additions to various manufacturers, signaling substantial city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Hydrauliic Mower & Mfg
Loulie MeMorial
Mathieson Alkali Company
Prospect
St. Peter's Church
Francis Hook & Bye and Pastner Co
Niagara Falla
Estabrook
Niagara Falls Real Estate
Spruce Street
Scranton
Lowest rates to all points in United States and California
Carbone line advertises train times and fares from Scranton Albany and nearby points. Includes departures from 6.20 and 7.34 a.m with multiple stop details and prices like 20.95 and 18. Mentions Wilkes and Pennsylvania Rail Road connections and Albany northbound service. Contact WNTRDICK 607 Albany NY for tickets and schedules.
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Carbomble
Scranton
ARS
Wilkes
Narre
Fenonylvania
Pointe
Albany
A. Amy
Volete North
Pie Teesdale
Lake Ia Nore
United States
Calis
N.Y
Chons
D. I A
Beranton
Pay
Lehigh Valley Trains From Scranton in 1909 Schedule Notes
Train departures from Scranton head to Philadelphia New York and other destinations via TD TH lines. Services include day and Sunday runs with various intermediate stops and connections to Rochester Buffalo Chicago and the west. Sleeping car and parlor car accommodations available on select trains. Contact City offices for reservations and timetables.
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Tyne
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Stromdahong
Hohden
Philatelphia
Ledvo Straton
Montrose
Nichols
Anil
Heatieluire Divishey
Setentan
North
Arelve
Nertheimberlsnd
Sihamies
Ras P
Nanticoke
Sevantion
Newtlavente Herlan
TD. & TH
Cowl
D & HK
Kasten
Reading
Harriabu
Prinvigel
Yor Tunkhannock
Yowarnda
Elmira
lWhera
Wan Portheliety
Nathan
Lavkuveania Avenue
Beranion
Central Railroading Schedules for New Jersey and New York Lines
The Central Rail rowl of New Jerasy Stalions lists trains to New York Newark Philadelphia and other cities with various departures from 2:15 to 4:00 p.m. including Sunday services to Pittston Wilkes Barre and Mountain Park. Officials CLADSEN and PALAIS sign as General Superintendent and General Passenger Agent.
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Central Railrowl
New Jerasy
New York
Foot of
Liberty
N. Uh
South Ferry
Whitehall
Mervens
Newark
Vileatoth
Philatelina
Baston
Bethlehem
Allentows
Maveh Chunk
White Haven
Klape
Pittston
Wilkes Barr
Silay
Mountain Park
Titimers
Washington
Pointe South
Hathlehem
Sarlavey Sne
Por Tang Ranch
Meading
Levene
Maerishung
Va Alefontand
Poitesine
Theostlokete
al Pointe East
Auth
Cladsen
Palais
Hawley rail timetable fragment at Scranton line
Fragmentary timetable item lists trains between Erie and Hawley with partial times and stations. Mentions No 2 and No 6 services, connecting at Hawley with potential transfer points. unclear OCR yields limited readable details about dates or complete schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wrooming Valley
TI Table
Scranton Toy Mawley
Pelnia
Hawley
Korie Raitrositil
Information Wanted for Missing Traveler Injury Case
Information is sought on the whereabouts of Dr. J Bf traveling with a medical company who was injured around November in the vicinity of Tem. The Tribune office will reward a reasonable finder’s fee for actionable information leading to location, time, and details. Photographs may be obtained at 225 Main Street, Tattulo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bf
Clean Medical Company
Ceetatdlah
Chithlor'e Photmereph
Tribune
Arklves Coaumuntone
Caldoedl & Tiler
Ultecni
Main Street
Tattulo
Service Directory Entry Notice
The Wilkes-Barre Record lists service offices at 06 Spruce and 4 Linden with M Norton on Lackawanna Avenue and J Schumer at Spruce Street. Address and name fragments indicate a local business or advertisement listing in the Servant section.
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Wilkes-Barre
Servant
Twwo
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
J. & Schumer
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Phililips
Waddell
Zimmer
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Farrell
Utoplee
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Brown
Fe Pearl
Baie
Ie H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Taylor News
Peckville
Olyphant
W. J. Schubmehl
Rock Lake
Lizzie Evans
Mire. DL. Berry
Scranton Tribune
Jermyn and Mayfield
James Gilligan
People’s Exchange
Dounle
Siz
Thomas
Heetiaon Avenue
Tribune Otter
A. DB. Hor
Jefferson Avenue
A. D. Holland & Son
Board of Trade
Addren Minchwulih
Patm Hand
W. D. Spencer
Waverly, Ta
Aalaty
Addres
P.O. Nox
C. George
Shurum Mfg. Co
West West
General House
Mia
C. Mears
South Main Ave
Teat Girlwon Street
Lafayette Street
Second Work
Meridian Street
May
Tribune Office
Mire
Lee
Mineral Street
B.A. Johns
Washington Avenue
Nightia
Thirteenth Street
DY Anoy
Addan Harris Frank
Oakford Court
Mulberry Street
Pittston Avenue
America
Hood
Certified Public Accountant
Edward
Sprulling, G& P. A
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Edward T. Davis
Arliithcr
Connell Building
Pepe Reine
Fredetick
Wows
Architict
Prnck
Washingtton Avenue
Joseph Kelley
DR. C. E. Eilendergen
Pauli Building
Dit
FO. Lyman
Car
Wyoming and Mulberry
Laubach
FP. Reynolds
P. D
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Franklin Ave
Rater
P. Zeigler
Proprietin
Victor Koon
Richard J. Bourke
ATW
Laelawarina
JW. Browning
Toreat-laws Rooms
Moore Biailding
D. B
Moore
Apruce Street
Prank & Boyle
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Jess
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Pitcher
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Monweath Building
Patterson & Wilcox
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I Ranon DE
Compgys
Reperlican Reilaing
A. W. Berthole
Waneria
Woo Allen
North Wastington Ayer
W. Amore
Raehin Wash
In¢Ten Avenue
Tie Lackawanya
Sctlanton
M. Conn
CLC
W. E. Plumes
A. M
Leeds
Go. Ft. Clare & CO
Sendman
ANT
Eromin
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Greenyhone
North Main Avenue
Thie Phone
Joseph Kurtted
Reate
Lackwanna Avenue
Bavews
Porteria
Raner
Hulberta
Megarger Bros
Printhre
Washington Averme
A. D. Priggs
Ces Poole
A. B Briggs
North Mainovenue
Kieke
Niagara Falls Power Company
Voined
Promise Brewery
Roberts Chemical Company
Amal
Acker Process Company
Niagara Pally
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OPC
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Eerie
W.cewe
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Corot
Takees
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Wutchinson
Vel
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Ant Weatern
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Vonnele
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Looulee Slims
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