Multiple Minor League Games Reported With Upsets and Close Scores
Scranton split two at Allentown as Hodson faltered late in both, Hathkin committing two second game errors. Wilkes Barre edged Allentown in ten innings 5 4. Newark defeated Paterson while Reading shut out Paterson. National League notes include Heston’s move to Pittsburgh and New York’s fall as Philadelphia streak ends after a rain delay.
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Peanutters
Wilkes-Barre
Richmond
Paterson
Newark
Scranton
Allentown
Hodson
Hathkin
Stoueh
Wilkes-Tarre
Hurons
New York
Cleve Jones
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Where They Play Today
Perunten at AlWwntown Hiehmend at Wilkesthirte Tutenster at Newser Patereay at Reading
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Perunten
AlWwntown
Hiehmend
Wilkesthirte
Tutenster
Newser
Patereay
Reading
Allentown and Scranton In Tight Draw In State League Play
Allentown and Scranton settled for a 0 0 tie as both sides battled through a pitchers duel. Key plays included a ninth inning miscue and two errors by Allentown that helped keep the game scoreless.
Newark Wins Event Ball Match Over Lancaster
Newark played event ball against Lancaster and won with Faulkner, an amateur, contributing to the victory in a June 21 game in Newark.
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Newark
N. J
Lancaster
Else Faulkner
Lancaster boxers show grit in scattered bite and edge
-Lancaster match report notes sustained injuries and key releases. White and Meaney were released today while Wee remains sidelined due to an injury a month old. Officials listed include Ratterie-Roach Paulkner Wente Schmidt and Minor with umpire O'Donnell.
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Waa
White
Meaney
Wee
Ratteriee
Roach
Paulkner
Wente
Schmidt
Minor Umplire
O' Donnell
Close Ten-Inning Tilt Sees Wilkes-Barre Beat Richmond
Wilkes-Barre and Richmond battled through ten innings with sharp defense. Odwell Reybold and Wrie rey starred on defense while Coughlin delivered a key hit and Odwell drove in the deciding run in the tenth as Wilkes-Barre won 5 to 4.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Flarre
Richmond
Donovan
Will
Bacon
Balla
Odwell
Reybold
Wrierey
Coughlin
CheveWwel
Reading Defeats Paterson Club 2 to 0 In Exhibition
Reading defeats Paterson 2 to 0 in a fine exhibition of ball playing. Read ing pitcher win in the seventh on timely hitting. Mers and Childs star, with strong defense from both sides. Scoring shows Reading two runs on two hits and errors, Paterson four runs on four hits.
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Reading
Paterson Club
Mers
Childs
baseball scores from Pittsburg St Louis and Philadelphia games
In Pittsburg OHO 0011200 3 Boston won with umpires O'Day and Mu Gurr. Cleveland 000000001 1 tied New York 0 0 0 with umpires Smith and Andrews. At St Louis and Philadelphia two games listed with batteries Jones and Criger Pratt Barnhart and McFarland, umpires Daffney and Minniseiu. Second game postponed due to rain.
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Pittsburg
R. HO
Boston
Oho
Pittshure
Patterlie- Willis
Clarke
Tannehitt
Schriver
O'Day
MuGurr
al Eveland
BR. H. OE
Cleveland
New York
Oocottoi
Rehhmidt and Lehrecongest
Carrick and Warner
Smith and Andrews
St. Louie
St. Low
Philadelphiia
Jones and Criger
Pratt, Barnhart and
McFarland
Umpiires
Dafffney
Minniseiu
Unclear Sport Matches Include Worcester and Toronto Listings
Fragmentary OCR lists several place names such as Worcester Rocheexter Shxrinafleld Toronto Springhld and Wartford Wy Montreal with odd scores and a 9% value. Readable facts are minimal and no coherent event emerges.
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Worcester
Rocheexter
Shxrinafleld
Toronto
Springhld
Wsisecard Vtc
Wartford
Montreal
Harvard Defeats Yale at New Haven
Harvard edged Yale 4 to 3 in a competitive matchup at New Haven. The game featured tight defense and late scoring to secure the victory for Harvard over Yale.
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Harvard
Yale
New Laven
Local Ball Challenges and Meets Across South Side Grounds
The Rosettes of the South Side accept a July 4 game at 10 a.m. on Rosettes grounds against Laufera. Epstein's Indians seek a match with Walnut Street Stars on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Meadow grounds. The Violet Juniors of Viola Junior Grounds hope for a July 9 game. Rosettes of the South Side await confirmation. Reps include G Hartman, manager. L Epstein, captain. M Colvin, envtale.
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Blue Hag
Cow Field
M. Colvin
Envtale
Rosettes
Neptune Engine Countiny
South Bite
Don Rosette
Tribune
G. Hartman
Mate Beer
PB. Thaho
Meadow Grounds
Stara
Linden Street Bridge
L. Epstein
Dewey Story From 1875 Gulf of California Mission
Lieutenant Winslow recalls Admiral George Dewey in May 1875 while commanding the Narragansett. In La Paz a mining engineer and Englishmen were besieged after a quarrel with locals, prompting Dewey to send a messenger to the Mexican colonel seeking a solution with 600 troops stationed at La Paz.
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F. Winslow
Kenarsarge
Albemute
Tribune
George Dewey
Dewey
Narragansett
Lieut. Winslow
Gulf of California
Virginius
Santiago
la Paz
Peninsula
Parlor Furniture Ad Promotes In-House Mahogany Sets
An advertisement warns buyers about factory made parlor suits and rockers on the market and urges inspection of its own solid mahogany framed Turkish pattern line made under supervision.
Munyons Guarantee: Assertions as to Heemedies Will Do
A historical piece outlines Munyon's claimed guarantees and the asserted effects of his remedies. It examines advertised claims, evaluating how the remedies were presented to readers and the potential implications for consumer expectations.
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Trong
Dewey Threatens Mexicans With Bombardment Over American Held Man
The narrative describes Commander Dewey demanding a fair trial for an American held by Mexican forces near La Paz. He issues a 24 hour ultimatum to rescue the miner and protect Englishmen, threatening to bombard La Paz if relief did not arrive. The Narragansett drills and positions howitzers as tension rises.
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Dewey
la Pas
Narragansett
Mare Island Navy Yard
Loa Paz
Mexico
la Paz
Dever
Woehing
Harris
Wright
Narracansett
Manila
Spain
Flies as Carriers of Disease In Entomologist Interview
In a Curtis interview with Dr. Howard the entomologist explains flies lay about 140 eggs with high hatch rates, producing 12 to 13 generations in a warm summer. Each female can generate thousands of offspring in a season. Flies live ten to fourteen days and serve little useful purpose, acting as disease carriers as shown in the Civil War and army camps with typhoid linked to flies.
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W. E. Curtis
Howard
Milone
Mies
Contigion
Soldier Boys Return as Kisses Rekindle Romance
A lyric fragment notes wearied seas and renewed affection as soldiers come home. The lines portray a woman tired of ocean foam and summer visitors, finding romance rekindled with returning soldiers and kisses resuming.
Markets Signal Mixed Bond and Rail Stock Activity
The New York market opened strong with broad gains in railroad shares led by New York Central and Manhattan as late buying pushed Central to 10 and a half, while bonds showed strength in sympathy. Early selling appeared in some sectors, but big bull firms supported prices, and Vanderbilt dividend news boosted N Y and Canadian Southern with Granger stock remaining firm.
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New York
New York Central
Central
Manhattan
Vanderbilt
N. Y
Grangers
The People’s Exchange House Ads Offer Rent and Sell Help
The Popular Clearing House advertises for those with houses to rent real estate or other property to sell or exchange or who want situations or help. Ads cost one cent a word with six insertions for five cents a word. Situations wanted are inserted free.
Help Wanted and Lost Items in Scranton Classifieds
Multiple classified notices advertise employment in various fields including carpenters at Sterrick Creek and two educated men to represent an International Year Book. Also listings for one man per Susquehanna Wayne Pike Monroe counties, a girl for housework at 215 Spruce Street, female help wanted with earnings claims, and a lost gold watch on Elmhurst Boulevard with reward. Local broker quotes market activity and prices.
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Susquehanna
Wayne, Pike
Monroe
Hotel American
Franklin Avenue
Scranton
Or County
Dodil, Mead & Company
New York City
Fragmentary 19th Century Dairy Product List
OCR fragment lists dairy items and prices including butter creamery goods and cheese full cream. Mentions shipments and per unit pricing such as peas per bushel and onions per crate with box prices and notations of regional suppliers.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna
Wallgo
Wheat and corn markets show varied midsession moves
Philadelphia June 2 wheat steady for June contracts while corn holds firm amid wind and demand signals. Notes mention mixed No 2 and white clipped grades, with pork and beef provisions showing price references and ship cured meats discussed.
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Philadelphia
Walie
Knuckles Wand Jamlers
Nattle
Desirable Front Room For Rent And Boarding Notices
A mix of advertisements shows boarding requests and rental offers. Listings include a front room for rent in a quiet house, furnished with running water and modern conveniences near Madison Avenue, and multiple boarding needs at 85 Pine Street and the Connell Building. Local groceries and produce prices listed alongside.
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Madison Avenue
W. P
Tribune
Scranton Professional Listings and local services
Directory-style listing of attorneys doctors and professionals in Scranton Pennsylvania. Includes names such as James W. Oakford James J. Hamilton Edward W. Thayer L A Watres R Pitcher Paterson Wilcox A Comegys A Berthole and others with offices in Board of Trade Building Commonwealth Building Mears Building and Republic Building. Also notes physicians surgeons a veterinary school and manufacturers and services including a printer and an orchestra.
Flour and Wheat Prices Hold Firm on New York Markets
Flour steady as wheat turns bullish after an upturn in New York trading. Spot wheat prices firm with No. 2 red Sle at 1.0 b afloat and No. 1 northern Duluth aboard. July futures rise, while corn and oats show mixed gains and butter and cheese maintain steady to firm tones across regional markets.
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New York
Duluth
Ike
Met Advance
Western Creamery
Chicago cattle and hog markets show active demand and mixed prices
In Chicago on June 27 purchasers remained active for calves and good beeves with prime heifers and Western steers priced high. Hog arrivals were smaller with slow demand but firm to steady prices later, while sheep and lambs showed steady to unchanged values. Receipts: cattle 3000, hogs 18000, sheep 0.000.
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Chicago
Fildabeh
Uieht
Sidiyt
Rodad
Hadad
Piga
S.ag
Live Stock Market Report From East Buffalo
East Buffalo notes a light sale with four stockers and feeders held over. Prices show dull and unchanged, with good 16 choice stockers around $3,500.85 and fat grades steady. Hog receipts weaker, prices about $4.68 to $4.74, mixed quality and heavy hogs declined. Lambs and sheep quoted loosely with best chows at $5.20 to $5.00, wethers and ewes in light demand.
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Buffalo
Market Notes From New York June 27
The market report notes steady prices for sheep and hogs, firm cows and steady buttermilk, while mutton and lambs show weakness. Lamb prices range from 2.07 to 5.25 for common to choice, with lambs and hogs awaiting sales and overall activity mixed.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad Train Times May 14 1899 Scranton to New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad schedules show trains leaving Scranton for Philadelphia and New York effective May 14 1899. The Black Diamond Express serves White Haven and intermediate stations via R and KR routes, with connections to Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira and Ithaca. Parlor cars run on all trains between Wilkes Barre and New York with reservations available from South Bethlehem and nearby agents.
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Delaware
Madson
Scranton
Albans
Baratom
Montreal
Boweson
New England
Wilkes
Farre
New York
Philadelphia
Vine Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mlck
Lehigh Valle
Carbondale
North
Venom
Lot
Wilkes-Hiarre
South
Tas
Mit
Wos
Los Mat Lao
Wilkes-Farre
Albany
Saratoca
Bowston
New
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Libert Street
N. It
South Perry
Whiteho
Newark
Elisabeth
Philadelphie
Fasten Nethichem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Pittston
Wilkes Barre
Furthwere
Washington
Bethlehem
Ocean Grove
Firadine
Lebanon
Hartisbure
Por Pottsville
Albaerty Street
North River
South Ferry
Toni Whitehall Street
Broadway
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Trandient Depot
Longland Railroad
Reading Terminal
Nam
Enat
Jowest
Lathen J
Jiauben
Hmaldwin
Lehigh Valley Railroad
View & H.R
Hs R
Petraville
Bas
Hothiehem
Enelon
Reading
Hare Tishure
R. i Am
Lis
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Tihaca
Gurai
Etoe Neuter
Ninesara Falls
Chicstie
D. & Har
Aleoning
Lebich Valley
Wilkes-Harre
Thiladele
Wilehur
Supe
A. W
Ann
South Pethlehem
van Aye
Beranton
Timetable in Effect June 4 1899 Beranton to New York and more
Train schedule from Beranton to New York Newburgh and intermediate points lists departure times for stations including Lake Ariel and Cadosta. Through connections offered to Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago and western points. Sundays service to Cadosta with north south trains, return times shown for Scranton arrivals.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
Sundry
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazle«ton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Sunbury
Philadelpia
Andittsburg
The
JK Wood
Geni Pass
J.B. Hutchinson
New York
Kixpreds
Easton
Oawene
Els Mira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mound Morria
Bulato
Suffalo
Binghamton and
Way
Mawitteryville
Nicholson
Utica
Richford Springs
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes Harre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Dane Ville
North
Aroherland
Williamaport
Haltimore
Orthumber
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Serenton
Newburgh
Erie Yourend
Soha
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Sundas
Beranton
Ontario & Western Railway Company
IMA
Carbondale
Cadosla
Suspension Bridge
Detroit
Chicago
All Pointe Woeat
Wate Cabain
Carbonedale
Cadosta
Maintina
D. Ge Snot
New Tar ' Flitchopt
Scalp Treatment Ad at 71 Quincy
Local notice promotes scalp treatment services by Mrs LT Kil,LER offering scalp care, facial shampooing, masages, manicuring, chiropody at 71 Quincy.
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Kil
Quincy
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Elmhurst Boulevard
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Serene Dickson Miaufacturing Co
Township School
City of Scranton Bt
Wwe
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Beranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction Bonds
Lake Winola
Fred Jt. Gatk
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J. P. Jones
Kala Rack Street
Colfax Avenue
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Tribune Office
Washington Avenue
Price
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Mears’ Building
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Pine Street
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Mulberry Street
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Knelieh
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Turin
Lackawanna Avenue
Addrise W. J TE
Canouse Avenue
Kadrese
Mary
J. W. Milton
B.C. Sherman
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A.B. Briggs
A. B. Briggs
Mini Avenue
Elcko
Adama and Mulberry
Reisman Bree
Spruce
Lineden
M. Norton
Schurger
Edward T. Davis
Seranton
Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor, Wash. Co
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T. 1
Lacey & Eon
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Lo.lyman
Scranton Piovate Hospital
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H. F. Reynolds
P. D
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Snover
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L. & W. Missenger
Victor Koch
Browning
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M. J. Donahof
Omces
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Frank 5. Hoyle
Burr Building
Jessup
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Attorney-Atlaw
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Edward W. Thayer
4Th Moor
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R. Pitcher
Paterson & Wilcox
National Bank
Comegys
Republican Building
A. W. Berthole
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
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the Lackawanna
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Bauer Orchestra
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J Tier
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I Wyeming Avenue
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Milaie
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Phintehs
Whaahington Avenue
Chicago Livestock Larket
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Heaton
M. L. Smith
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