Harrisburg Opens Lead as Ball Tossers Dominate Route
Harrisburg beat Allentown 12 to 6 to widen the state championship race while Reading outslugged Scranton 7 to 6 and Pottsville thumped Hazleton 17 to 14. Altoona also won, and Scranton and Easton battled for position as league standings tighten.
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Joe Hazleton
Eaeaeae Wed
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EASON
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Berautou
City Thin Season Scruton Triumph in Ten Innings
The Scranton game featured strong hitting and fielding with home runs by Staltz and Leanon plus Hogan’s center field catch preventing a second shot by Stephenson. Umpire Rinn’s first-ball call in the eighth drew visitor dissent but did not alter the win. The guests were praised for gentlemanly conduct.
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Harrisburg Defeats Allentown In State League Thriller
A crowd of 3,000 watched Harrisburg secure a late comeback to beat Allentown by a final score of six to four as Kelly refused to bat in the tenth amid crowd pressure. The game featured miscues by Allentown and timely Harrisburg hitting with 14 hits to 9 for Allentown.
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Kerrick
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Scranton and Easton Clash in Tight Races of Scranton Baseball
Harrisburg reports ongoing, uninterrupted success with a club full of promising material. Spanner Carr, former Scranton pitcher, drew attention from Potsville as Scranton and Easton contest the rear of the standings in a fierce division battle. Hodson started for Scranton again as Hoe remains the trusted pitcher for Manager Swift. Meanwhile local tonics claim health benefits from Hoon’s Sarsaparilla and Hoov’s Pills, touted for vigor and digestion.
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Spanner Carr
Scranton
Potsville
Easton
Hodson
Hoe
Swift
Grover Cleveland Among Weary Political Voices
A cryptic editorial voice critiques Grover Cleveland as a crank of politics and questions the duty of democracy to counter his perceived anti democratic stance. The text rails against anarchic wealth plunder phrases and stresses the lack of popular sanction without a national election.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Reciprocating Courts Reform Talk at Kanaoe City Journal
The Kanaoe City Journal reports on Congress debating court reform and reciprocity. If courts could reciprocate and enact reforms, progress toward a happier governance might be possible.
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Kanaoe City Journal Congress
Congrom Wen
The Old Fashioned Boy Poem Fragment
An OCR fragment from the Minsvapelia Tribune presents a lyrical piece about an "old-fashioned boy" with nautical and athletic feats. It references a Canadian Presbyterian clipping and a promotional line for Burdock Blood Bitters, signed by Linckett Robinson, Prop’r.
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Canada
Coal markets and rail news dominate week in stock market notes
Stockholders and brokers interpret coal and rail developments as signals of large dividends and corporate realignments. Talk centers on Delaware and Hudson and New York Central, with miner strikes and three quarter time shifts affecting supply and freight. A new electric smelting process promises cleaner iron and steel production in remote districts.
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Delaware
Hadson
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Wilkes-Marre
Pittsburg
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre
Uie Towt
Department of the Delaware and Hudson Company
Experimental furnace smelts pig iron rapidly with electric power
A small experimental furnace smelted one and a half tons of pig iron in fifteen minutes using a 30 000 ampere and 50 volt current. Water power keeps costs low and even steam generated electricity reduces fuel use, claiming pig iron costs under 8 dollars per ton at ore 2.40 per ton with 1000 horsepower motive power.
Stock Exchange Mixed as Bears Lead Session
Lower prices dominated trading with bears in control and a broad retreat across stocks. Weak performers included Sugar and Chicago GIs while Burlington dividend news sparked a brief rally before late selling returned, leaving most shares down 1 to 2 percent from prior day.
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Stock Exchange
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Mike Unlon
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Macuda
Atchison
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Yates
Igaines
St. Paul
Lead
St. Pau
Later & Fuller
Wyoming
Vetera Union
Local Help Wanted Mixed Advertisements in Scranton
Classified notices show a flood of wants for daily work and services including housework coachmen and boarders. Listings mention real estate rentals furnished rooms farm for sale and job opportunities around Scranton Lackawanna county and nearby towns with various contact avenues and pricing details.
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Scranton
Electric Bitters Promoted As Liver Kidney Remedy
A local ad touts Electric Bitters as a purer medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases removes pimples boils and rheum cleanses blood and drives malaria from the system with a guarantee and money back offer. It notes Dr Thomas Electric Oll for hoarseness and cites a testimonial from Burr Oak St Joseph County Michigan.
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Mia
Mr. Fellows
Burr Oak
St. Joseph Co
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