GAMES PLAYED IN VARIOUS LEAGUES
Swift's men were weak at the bat as Paterson defeated the champions 6 to 1. Allentown beat Newark and Philadelphia took two from the Senators. Rain caused several games to be postponed. Scranton lost to Reading 6 to 2. Wilkes Barre edged Lancaster. Baltimore and Brooklyn split two games. New York beat Boston. Cleveland again fell to Pittsburgh.
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Paterson
Barons
Lancaster
Allentown
Newark
Phillies
Senators
Scranton
Reading
McMahon
Wilkes- Barre
Philadelphia
Washington
Haltimore
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Pittsbote
Unclear Matchups List With City Pairings
The fragment lists Berrinton at Bending, Wilkes Tairrone Lancaster, Allentown at Newark, and Hichiwnd at Waterson as matchups or pairings.
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Berrinton
Bending
Wilkes
Lancaster
Allentown
Newark
Scranton Club Falls Again in Exhibition as Locals Triumph
In a tight contest Scranton lost to the locals while Murphy starred for the visitors with perfect catching of ten chances. Lawrence, McMahon, and Hetts led the locals with strong batting and key defensive plays. Score: Lancaster 4 Wilkes-Barre 3, aided by a late defensive miscue and sharp fielding.
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Reading
Scranton
Murphy
Lancaster
Wilkes-Harre
Behmidt
Schaub
Lan Onster
Patten
Latoaster
Uniontown
Beere
Lunenanter
Wilkes-Barre
Ooon
An & Hitterioe
Wente and Behmidt
Smith and
Richmond Loses Narrowly in Giltedge Pitching Duel
Paterson June M Richmond fell 3 to 2 as Hitehor Gerber and teammates delivered stellar fielding. Hishon started pitching for Naebull and the game featured sharp play throughout a two hour match with Shierrell Gerber Steel man Uiehop handling the batteries and Henderson umpiring.
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Paterson
Richmond
Tiny
Hitehor Gerber
Hishon
Naebull
Tha Beare
H.E
Lovopoosh
Shierrell
Gerber
Steelman and
Uiehop
Henderson
Allentown Triumph Over Newark In Opportune Umpire Game
In Newark, June M to Allentown won today's game by a heavy hitting surge and capitalizing on errors by the local team. Score line incomplete but mentions batteries Hatteries Ronceh and Bower with West and Weneux. umpire Botts officiated.
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Newark
Allentown
Ronceh
Bower
Weneux
West
Botts
Percentage Table Summary From Fragment
Partial OCR text shows a table or list with percentages and names, unclear context. Key readable terms include Hoston and possibly dates or values. Data appears garbled and incomplete, preventing precise attribution or outcome.
Medison for Men on Trial App Claims Rare Information
An advertisement from ERIE MEDICAL CO. of Burraco New York markets a “Medison for Men” trial app. It promises 20k of rare information and proofs sent under plain cover, with payment on approval, aimed at remedy seekers.
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Free Erie Medical CO
Burraco
N.Y
Brooklyn and Baltimore face off in multiple games
In Baltimore Brooklyn and several opponents play series featuring batteries and umpires. Notable matchups include Brooklyn versus Baltimore with players Hatteries MeJomes Farrell Mc Ginnity and Robinson, plus umpires Durns and Smith. Other games list batteries Hughes Grim Kitson Robinson and the Cleveland Pittsburg clash with Rhines Bowerman Kneper Schreconmgost.
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Baltimore
Ile
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Montreal Defeats Toronto as League Scores Grow
Eastern League results list Montreal 4 over Toronto 1 and Worcester 19 over Springfield 4 while Syracuse 2 over Rochester 1 and Hartford 4 over Providence 3.
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Toronto
Montreal
Worcester
Springfield
Syracuse
Rochester
Hartford
Providence
Unclear matchup tallys and stray team names present
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered team names and scores with mismatched cities and an erroneous innings count. No coherent game narrative or conclusive result is recoverable from the readable text.
Wheeling Falls to Grand Rapids in Wet Grounded Match
In a damp field Wheeling suffers a 6-4 loss to Grand Rapids while Dayton-New Castle are idle. Toledo edges Youngstown 7-4. Fort Wayne 5, Meapasfield 6.
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Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Dayton-New Castle
Toledo
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
Meapasfield
College Games Bethlehem at Lafayette box score.
In a two inning game Bethlehem and Lehigh played as Lafayette and Lehigh combined for a 3 to 7 finish. The battery names were White Carman Catlor and Howard.
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AL Bethlehem
R.H.B. Lafayette
Lehigh
White
Carman
Catlorall
Howard
New York Twirlers Excel in Walks Led by Meekin Seymour Doheny
The Wilkes-Barre Daily News notes the New York club’s pitchers issue more bases on balls than any plucking corps in the league led by Meekin Seymour and Doheny. Senators third baseman Charley Atherton stands six feet tall and ranks with Lajoie in heroically proportioned infield play. Amoe Russ offers to sign with New York if pay equals last season’s terms but manager Freedman shows no sign of yielding. Russ threatens release action from reservation.
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New York
Meekin
Seymour
Doheny
Senators
Charley Atherton
Lajoie
Amoe Russ
Freedman
Mr. Freedman
Wilkes-Barre
The Commodore to Clash With Cowboys at Mullen's Field
The Commodore schedules a June 17 baseball game against the Cowboys at Mullen's field with admission set at £230. The Modocs have defeated the Rosettes twice by scores of 10 10 and 1 to 7 and now seek a city league match with an 11-year-old team.
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Cowboys
Mullen
Tribune
J. J. Madigan
Modocs
Rosettes
Booth
Tony Tearm
The
Milton Moon
August Geter
Noy Aug Stara
School of Lackawanna, Jrc
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FF. Hawley
W. Hircher
Mannager
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Ike
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Peckville
Courtney
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Jessup
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the Tribune
Birkbeck
Neverships
Dickson Locomotive Works
Lake Ariel
C. Winterstein
O. A. Wacner
Py T. Willams
el. Dishop
Schiantz
H.etd
Ed Baina
W. Miller
M. Gilmartin
L’. Evans
C. Ash
Pi W. Pierce
Ty Murray
C. Rearson
BR. Dollart
T. Burke
H. Rush
W. Long
Walter Cramer
Henry Gardner
Mascot
Frammar Professor Faces Sit Down Demand in Peculiar Exchange
In a humorous exchange cited from Punch, a professor of Frammar refuses to sit as an audience member and argues the impossibility of such a request. A policeman urges him to sit, provoking a burst of laughter from the crowd. The crowd then orders “Bit down” in a playful misquote.
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Frammar
London
Wall Street Mixed as Profit Taking Grips Markets
The market opened strong with steel stocks leading, but profits appeared in many gains as trading cooled. Readings on Reading, Colorado and Southern, Wisconsin Central, and others showed demand while Sugar and Bloomfield outfits weakened late. commentary warned against overtrading and urged buying only on weakness.
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Federal Steel
Flower Group
Brooklyn Tunneit
Peoples Gas
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Reading
Colorado
United States
The People's Exchange Advertisements Note
A historic classifieds notice for a popular clearing house offering rental real estate and property listings. It promotes one cent per word with six insertions for five cents, highlighting situations wanted free of charge for readers seeking work or opportunities.
Classified Help Wanted and Employment Listings
Multiple brief notices show individuals seeking positions or work, including embroiders, a bookkeeper, a coachman, housework, washing and ironing services, a druggist seeking retail work, a middle aged lady as housekeeper, laundry and tailoring services, a school offering courses, and local manufacturers and services. Institutional addresses and names appear, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century local town classifieds section.
Annual stockholders meeting and school bid notices
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Ue Economy Light Fear and Power Company will be held in Scranton on Monday June 2 at 2 pm to elect directors and conduct other business. Sealed bids for a two room addition to No 4 Public School building are due by 7 pm Monday June 1 with a $100 bid bond. bids may be rejected.
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Pittston Trac
Elmbhurnt
Scranton Ravings
Cranton Packing Co
Ooekee Ace Throop Novelty Mfg
Enone Een Scranton Railway Co
Ace Economy Light, Heat & Power Company
Scranton Tiuenina Tings “Heat & Power Company
Oeantenes Oen
Scranton Forgin Co
Eeesabee 100
Nationa Hankenone
Lacka. Lumber Co
Lacks, Trust & Bufo Dep
Mooete Mountain
Scranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Carson Co. Co
Cranton Axle
Iron Fence & Mi. Co
Eee
Ue Economy Light, Fear and Power Company
Republican Building
Serancon
W. J. Northup
Secretary of the
Scranton Board of Control
Ams
BH. Davis
Scranton Boar of
E. D. Fellows
BH. HW. Davis
KD. Fellows
Agricultural price report for Philadelphia markets
Wheat to firm and mixed notes for June contracts. Corn steady with mixed demand. Provisions unchanged with butter firm at western creamery markets. Live poultry firm with steady rates for fowls and spring chickens. Flour and grain prices show small changes. shipments indicate 6000 bushels of corn and 4000 of wheat.
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Philadelphia
A.c. Kleber
Hogshorads
Wheat and pork rise as Chicago quotes mixed
Wheat futures close strong with July up. corn and oats show modest gains while pork prices advance. Cash market quotes list No 2 spring wheat at around 1.00 to 1.06 and rough rice at similar levels. lard and short clear pork prices steady with whiskey and sugar trading unchanged.
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Chicago
Horthwest
Local Dairy Prices and Market Almanac Listing
Corrected by H. G. Dale lists dairy items and produce with prices such as fresh cheese full cream at various weights, butter, and perishables. Includes regional references and unit pricing for crates and boxes, with multiple misspelled items and unclear terms.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Hutter—Creamery
Chicago cattle market shows broad demand and rising prices
Cattle trade at ready prices with fancy grades 0.60 to 5.00. beef steers 41.35 to 44.75. cows and heifers 1.10 to 1.40. western red steers 84.00. calves around 9.50. Pigs at 21.00 per head. hogs slightly mixed. Sheep and lambs supply tight. wethers 15.08 to 18.30. Colorado wool lambs around 7.25 to 8.25. spring lambs high. Receipts: cattle 2,000. hogs 21,009. sheep 7,000.
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Chicago
Colorado
Red Men hold fiftieth annual Pennsylvania session in Lancaster
The Improved Order of Red Men of Pennsylvania opens its fiftieth annual section in Lancaster with Great Sachem Jerome Hite presiding. Members total about 98,000. 8,545 joined last year. Receipts were 397,081.48 with 144,194.37 spent on relief and 10,401.53 on funeral benefits. 121,189.10 used for other purposes. A large afternoon parade followed the address of welcome by Mayor Bhissler.
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Lancaster
Great Council of Improved Order of Red Men of Pennsylvania
Jerome Hite
Bhissler
Wheat and corn firm on export demand in New York market
Wheat strength keeps prices sustained with spot No. 2 red at 8c and futures rising. Corn gains driven by export demand and tighter receipts, with July and September contracts advancing. Oats and butter show mixed moves while cheese holds steady as regional markets signal higher activity.
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Duluth
Ste
Tha c
Walslee
Jalde
Igalte
State
Pennsylvania
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices and Steady Tones
New York market notes show Reeves with steady demand as calves lack major activity. Sheep demand fair with heavy sheep unwanted. lambs active and steady with prices around 3.25 to 4.0 for common to good. Yearlings near 5.0 to 5.7 and prime lambs 4.25 to 4.50. Cattle offerings light, prices nominally steady around 4.10.
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New York
East Liberty Market Report Signals Mixed Lamb and Calf Prices
June market notes from East Liberty show steady to firm bids on lambs and veal calves with price ranges listed. Reports mention common and prime grades, with per head values around 3.50 to 5.25 and occasional notes on yearlings and calf lots amid varied demand.
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East Liberty
Market Report notes mixed hog and cattle bids
Fast Buffalo reports show firm to lower actions in hogs with dull receipts and light demand. Cattle also steady to weak with uneven weights and no strong buyer interest. Bulk salers, Yorkers and roughs appear slow while prices for Enen and Lambe receipts stay dull.
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Buffalo
Knights of the Mystic Chain Convene in Lancaster
The supreme assembly of the Knights of Mystic Chain met in Lancaster PA for the twenty fourth annual session led by Supreme Commander J W Hamer of Johnstown. Delegates attended from Pennsylvania Ohio Virginia West Virginia New Jersey Delaware Connecticut New York and Rhode Island with sessions continuing tomorrow and Thursday.
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Lancaster
Supreme Exelly
Order of the Knights of Mystic Chain
J. W. Hamer
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
New Jersey
Delaware
Connecticut
New York
Rhode Island
Ol City Credit Balances Inched Higher
A fragmented item notes credit balances near a percentile range and averages across categories. The readable bits reference figures around 1.13 and distribution among several unnamed sectors. Further details are unreadable.
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Ol City
Jane
Cortiieasen
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules and Routes Updated
Railroad notices announce May 14 effective changes for Lehigh Valley routes to Philadelphia New York via H B A and connections to Bethlehem Harrisburg Reading and other intermediate towns. Parlor cars operate on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York with Pullman reservations through South Bethlehem and Towackanna Avenue.
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New York
H. BA
Randiecipal
Putteville
J Ie
Bethlehem
Meston
Reading
Harrisbore
Jack Diemer
Sandevs
K. Towning Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Ptermedi
Feneyva
Hoe
Miee
Biaffalo
Iingtra Falls
Chicago
Mack Diamond Ner
Pata
Amd
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Harre
Phinlindelsphia
Buffalo
Buenension Bridge
Time Table Shows Trains to New York and Local Points
Schedule effective June 4 lists trains to New York Newchurch and Intermediate paints on Erie railway at Suef. Times include 6 00 p m 84 a m and 228 m for Hawks and local points. Lake Ariel service at 5 2) p m with Sunday rains from Scranton to Lake Ariel at 8 45 Mt and 1M p m with intermediate stops.
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New York
Newchurch
Erie
Lake Ariel
Scranton
New York, Ontario and Western Rail Line Timetable
Train schedule details for the New York Ontario and Western line show connections via Scranton to Catland, Detroit and Chicago routes. Daily and Sunday departures from Cadosia to Scranton and back are listed with times, plus through connections to Sussennion Bridge and other cities.
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Ontario & Western Rail
Scalp Treatment Ad Promotes Hair Care Services
An unusual old ad fragment advertises scalp treatment with shampoo and facial care. It mentions a person or parlor linked to the service, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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