Val Verde Copper Company Offer Sparks Investor Interest
A promotional notice touts the Val Verde Copper Company with low capitalization of 120,000 shares at $5 par, plans to extend operations across 14 claims between Val Verde and Lombard Goode mines, and aims to list on the Boston Stock Exchange at $7.50. Promoter Upshur and notable backers are cited, claiming potential high returns for early buyers.
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Treasuries
Val Verde Copper Co
Wiley Ae
Boston Journal
He Peeten
London
Conte Pee Pavand
Copper Trust
Neomore
AL Verde Copper CO
Richter
Val Verds
Val Verde
Lombard-Goode
United Verde
Via
Madonna
Chicago
Echo
Val Verde Copper Company, Ltd
Mir
Val Verde Co
George L. Upshur
J. W. Mackay
Comstock
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
John J. Valentine
Wells-Fargo Banking and Express Company
J. B. Haggin
Homestake
Ontario
Anaconda
VAL Verde Copper Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Lackawanna Wins First of Series Over Scranton High
Lackawanna defeated Scranton High School 7 to 5 at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon in a hotly contested game. Carson and Cooney starred for Lackawanna while Herrington and Walsh pitched well. Troon Corbett Phillips and Gallagher led Scranton. The game was halted at 7.05 due to darkness after 3 hours 25 minutes of play.
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Scranton
School of Lackawanna
Toth Tehme
Lacckawanna
Carson
Herrington
Walsh
Lackawanna
Por
Mahon
Cooney
Troon
Corbett
Phillips
Gallagher
High School Team Prevails After Rain Delay
The game was allowed to continue after a thirty minute rain break, both clubs changing ball suits, and was called at ninth inning due to darkness. A three game series is planned, with dates and venues still TBD. The High School squad showed superior teamwork and fair play, with changes anticipated on both sides.
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Tropp
Lackawanna Boys
Scranton Marks Dewey Day With Flags Across City
The observance was quiet with flags flown from city masts and many buildings but no ceremonies or closures. Banks and public offices remained open and business continued as usual.
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Scranton
Nonsensical OCR Fragment From Newspaper Page
Uneven dialogue shows a humorous or damaged OCR excerpt with lines about a bite and a maid or couple. The text includes quotes and stray phrases such as Don't move, Thin is so nicy, Than you do love me, darling, Nonsense, it helps my toothache, Bite. The readable content is fragmented and lacks a clear news event or structure.
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Fred
Miners Shut Out as Newark Beats Scranton in Atlantic League
Atlantic League results show Newark defeating Scranton as McPartlin stymies the Miner attack and Scranton’s fielding stands out. Allentown falls to Wilkes Barre in a tight contest with Reading extending its win streak to four as Lancaster tops Serranton for third. Reading and Newark vie for first with Newark in front.
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Scranton
Newark
McPartlin
Allentown
Wilkes-Barre
Reading
Paterson
Lancaster
Minor
Gavin
Chesbro
Serranton
W PC
Newark Defeats Scranton for Fifth Straight Win
Newark won its fifth consecutive game by whitewashing Scranton in a matchup highlighted by McPurtiin holding Scranton to two hits and Cegan delivering hard hitting. Scranton’s outfield also showed notable work in the game.
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Newark
N. J
Scranton
McPurtiin
Cegan
Eleven-inning win for Wilkes-Barre over Allentown
Wilkes-Barre edged Allentown in eleven innings after a late run by Geoeckel in the tenth was ruled out for failing to run to first base. The home team then won in the eleventh with a batting surge.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mey
Wilkes- Barre
Allentown
Geoeckel
Bower
R.ele
Stimmer
McManus
Vorhees
Smith
Umypire
Henderson
Laincaster’s Southpaw Dominates Paterson Hitless Day
May 1 Paterson game sees Laincaster’s clever southpaw hold the local team in check, only one run scores in the second inning. Visitors excel with timely hits and solid fielding, Pilon Jr. behind the plate. Umpire Betts officiates as Cler HTO000000-14 records the action.
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Paterson
Laincaster
Hie Mercy
Beore
H.R. Cler
Lateaster
Reading Beats Richmonds To Run Fourth Straight
Reading won its fourth straight as Garvin allowed only three scattered hits and struck out eight. The visitors scored two runs on errors by Cockman and Mees. Garvin kept Richmonds hitless on balls and led Reading to an 8 to 2 victory in a 200 attendance game.
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Reading
Richmonds
Garvin
Cockman
Mees
HichMond
Tutteries
Miller
Chesbro
Steelman
McDermott
National League Scores and Batter Highlights Across Cities
In Cleveland Louisville Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington and Brooklyn games the Nationals posted varied early results with multiple errors and strong battery performances. Key pitchers include Waghey Zimmerman Dowling Sugden Bowerman and Hi. umpires Brennan O Day Smith and Gaffney.
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Cleveland
R.ile
Louisville
Waghey and Zimmer
Dun-ningham
Kittridge
Powers
Day
Brennan
Louisving Weecereesey Ououooidy
Hi and
Sugden
Dowling
Wittridge
O'Day
Western League Scores From Kansas City Night
Kansas City defeated Minneapolis 8 to 1 Bt Paul beat Milwaukee 7 to 3 Detroit won 9 to Buffalo 0 Indianapolis edged Columbus 11 to 2
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Bt. Paul
Milwaukee
Detroit
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Interstate League standings snapshot
New Castle 7 leads Wheeling 5 Toledo 4, Fort Wayne 2 Youngstown 10 Mansfield 3 Grand Rapids 7 Dayton 1 with top team leading by two games in the circuit.
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New Castle
Wheeling
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Youngstown
Mansfield
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Atlante League Opener Set in Scranton With Parade
The Atlante league season begins in Scranton on Thursday as Scranton faces Richmond. Before the game both clubs tour the city in carriages led by a band and perform a concert at the park prior to the 3:30 kickoff.
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Scranton
Richmond
For Rent two modern houses in Carbondale area
Just completed improvements seven rooms each. Asking 200 per month. Also a team of years lease offered. High floor space, rare opportunity for live work with capital. Properties Nos 310 and 522 North Washington Avenue suitable for physicians offices and residence. Contact Henry Be-Min Jr at 401 Connell Building.
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G. E. FL & Bon
Carbondale
D. PB
Tribune of LA
Washington Avenue
Anny
Henry Be- Min, Jr
Connell Building
Wanted Case of Bad Health Solicits 6 Cents for Samples
An appeal urges sending 6 cents to Hipans Chemical Co New York for 10 samples and 1 000 testimonials. The terse notice frames a consumer health claim and requests payment as a prerequisite to receive materials.
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Ee Ae Aee
Bend
Hipans Chemical Co
New York
Unique Embroidery Co
Fulton &I
Twirlers edge Willow Street 6 to 1 defeat noted
The Twirlers suffered a 1 to 6 loss to Willow Street State with Stillwell as batter. The Eureka baseball team challenges Minooka or South Side on May 7 at Minooka grounds. lineup lists Cannon Shipton Loftus Keenahan Gallagher Kellett captain OBrien McDonald Gaughan Jr. Trainer Joseph Schrader noted.
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Twirlers
Harry Decker
Hot Tomatoes
Billers
Jrs
Harry Stillwell
Jacob Schrader
Eureka
Minooka
South Siie
James Haswell
Cannon
Shipton
Loftus
Keenahan
Gallagher
Kellett
O'Brien
McDonald
Gaughan, Jr
The
Tribune
Willow Street State
Stillwell
Turned the Mules Loose at West Ridge Colliery Strike
Sixty boy drivers and helpers at West Ridge colliery near Green Ridge Street went on strike after Foreman Kinsley discharged two workers who sought a committee to push start time from 8 to 7. The mules were loosed and later captured. They demand reinstatement of the discharged worker. Breaker boys struck last week but returned to work without gains.
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West Ridge
North Main Avenue
Green Ridge Street
Kinsley
For Sale and Rent Notices in Local Tribune Classified
FOR SALE TEN R I P A N 3 FOR content druggists. One gives relief. FOR SALE OR RENT SINGLE HOUSE Quincy avenue city steam selling price 6000 rent 0 per month Including steam heat G F Reynolds FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR rent In quiet house one or two children Address W P 8 Tribune Mesas WANTED TO EXCHANGE WANTED TO EXCHANGE A FINE upright piano first class make but little used for good Horse and buggy Address P O Box 247.
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GBL Wand
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Pryde Park Gas Company
Quincy Avenue
City
G. F. Reynolds
W. P
Tribune oMes
P. O
Tlox
Briggs Cleans Privy Vaults and Cess Pools
Local ad notes A B Briggs offers cleaning services for privy vaults and cess pools with odor control and improved pumps. Orders accepted at North Main avenue or Kicke's drug store corner Adams and Mulberry. Telephone 6549. Also multiple help wanted notices for washing, ironing, house cleaning, bartending, and a driver position.
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Sumer Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Wheat and Corn Prices Steady in Philadelphia Market
May trading shows wheat firm with higher contract rates while corn remains steady. Mixed price quotes for No 2 and white varieties appear, with other commodities like butter, cheese, sugars, cotton, tallow, and live poultry largely unchanged. Receipts include 1 000 barrels of flour and 4 0 0 sacks. shipments list 9 000 bushels wheat, 1 000 bushels corn, and 6 000 bushels oats.
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Philadelphia
Izige
Wheat and corn futures mixed with modest declines in New York
Prices show futures for May and July moving irregularly after a brief rally as the market clears with a firm tone for some contracts and a partial decline for May. Nearby May and July curves exhibit small shifts while December and September hold steady to weak as supply and delivery notes surface.
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Carrington & Cusack
New York
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Northern Pacific
Federal Steel
American Steel and Wire
Aquidathon
Continental Tobacco
American Tobaccs
Colonel Whitmore
Legett & Meyers
Bears
Ford
Clave
Tito
Duluth
Egge
Kary
Heavy receipts press cattle hogs and sheep market
Receipts were unexpectedly heavy driving prices down across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle averaged around 5.4 to 5.0 per hundredweight with steers to 5. cement near 0. hogs about 7.85. sheep and lambs showed firm demand but overall softer prices due to oversupply.
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Walic
Saito
St Ada
Steldo
Colonie
Colorado
Chicago Grain and Produce Market Report
Grain and produce prices and reports from Chicago on May 1 show wheat and corn futures with gains and losses amid demand shifts. The record notes fluctuating quotes for No 2 spring wheat No 5 corn and other commodities including flour futures, oats, barley, flax, and various cuts of meat and sugars.
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Chicago
Ocala
Due
Harley
New York Market Report Mixed Prices for Livestock and Wool
May sale notes mixed demand for cattle sheep and hogs. Moderate native steers and fat oxen shown with bids around 4.80 to 5.90 per hundredweight while veal calves and lambs sold unevenly. Wool and woolen products traded at mixed prices, with calves and lambs listed and sparse buyers.
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New York
Chicago Live Stock Market May First Update
Chicago traders report cattle results from May 1 trading with steady demand and moderate advances in feeder and beef cattle values. Traders note steady volumes and cautious buying across major categories.
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Chicago
East Buffalo Market Report Shows Mixed Prices
May 1 livestock market notes mixed results with higher bids for steers and heifers. Idaho hulls and other commodities show gains while odd figures and obscurities appear in the OCR text.
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East Buffalo
Idaho
Venta
Onsler
Taymontly
Heop
Lambie
Local professional listings and services in Scranton area
A catalog of local professionals and businesses in Scranton Pennsylvania including Dr L M Gates offices and hours at Board of Trade Building plus Dr L Bpreas rupture specialist, the Lackawanna School preparatory courses, Rev Thom aans Wann LL B D, Walter J Tuell seeds Clark & Co seedmen and nurserymen, Wire Seroine manufacturer, Baers Orchestra music services, Bauer conductor at Wyoming Avenue, and Proth ers printers supplies and packaging at 1 Washington Avenue.
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School OF the Lackawanna
Scranton
Owens Rept
Bend
Thomaans Wann
Walter J. Tuell
Railroad Timetables and Train Departures from Scranton
Rail timetable details list trains to Philadelphia New York via D and F, White Haven via F and R, Pottville via D and HOR, Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca and Geneva, and Buffalo Chicago via various routes. Pullman parlor cars run on all trains between Wilkes Barree New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Contacts include Rollin H Wilbur South Bethlehem CHAR LEE W Nonemacher and ticketing at 309 Lackawanna Ave Boranton Pa.
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Philadelphia
New York
LGR
White Haven
Madleton
Polnte
Pottaville
Hethichem
Huston
Reading
Harrisburg
D. & Hor
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Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
All Points West
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Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphils
Suspension Bridge
Rollin H
Wilbur
Bethlehem
Lee
Cortsland Street
W. Nonemacher
Passengrer Ament
Bethlnhaem
Lackawanna Ave
Boranton
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People’s Exchange
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Colfax Avenue
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New York City
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Vine Street
L. A. Green
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Wall Street Review
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Chicago Board OF Trade
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Pittston
LEGAL
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James A. Lansing
William Connell
John Dormyn
William B. Zehnder
James H. Torrey
Act of Assembly
Scranton Bott and Nut Company
Welles & Torrey, Solicitors
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Scranton & Pittston Trac
First National
Nton Packing Co
Third National Ank
Scranton Railway Co
Scranton Illuminat & Power Company
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National Banry Lacka
Conne Lacka
Trust & Base
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Clark & Snover Co
Clark & Snover
Carson Coal Co
Scranton Wass
Osssaens
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Tacka
City of Scranton
St. O .S
Mt. Vernon
Seranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction
Careon
Beranton
Relsman Bros
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanah Avenue
I. &. Schutser
Spruce Street
L. T. Keller
Quincy
Tribune Office
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Tenehl French Drug CO
Dragglet
Rite
N.Y
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Edward N. Davis
Cornell
EL Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, “Wash
Frederick L. Brown
Ast Duilding
T 1. Lacey & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
Lyman, Scranton
Tery. Hospital
Cor
Wyoming and
Reynolds
ELK Cafe
Prank- Lin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Frank FE. Boyle
Purt
Rooma 13 T
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Bulding
Branton
Jessup & Jessup
Ames W. Oakford
LAW
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Monts
James J. H. Hamilton
Edward W. Thayer
Mears Building
A. _ WATRES
Board of Trade
R. Pitcher
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C. Comegys
A. W
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Mears’ Building
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Homeopathiet
Linden Street
W. E Allen
North Washington Avenue
L. Bpreas
W. G. Rook
GT Clark & Co
Reen
Homer
Winhna Avenue
Seraton
Baers Orchestra
Plenice
Terme
KR. J. Bauer
Wyoming Avenue
Hulberts Minsle Store
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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