Atlantic League Roundup Shows Tight Scoring and Upsets
Wilkes Barre fell to Newark Reading and Paterson shut out. Richmond took two close wins over Allentown while Philadelphia and Chicago played well. St Louis beat Boston and tied Philadelphia for fifth place. Scranton lost 18 to 6 at Lancaster as Allen’s pitching faltered. O Connell starred at second as Wilkes Barre dropped ten innings to Newark. Allentown dropped two losses to the champions amid overall league teasing action.
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Salon at Luister Wilkes-Barre at Newark
A salon event is listed for Luister in Wilkes-Barre with sessions at Newark and Richmond in Albontown, highlighting regional gatherings. The notes mention venues and times, signaling a network of related appointments.
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Scranton Suffers 18 6 Defeat on Offensive Night
Scranton falls 18 to 6 as Tonemaster and Batters spark a big rally against pitcher Allen. Schaub leads with two base hits and a three base shot, while Lancaster and Scranton players struggle to hold off the onslaught. Errors decide the early pace as Henderson calls the game after several wild pitches and walks.
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Newark Wins Ten Inning Showdown Over Wilkes Barre
Newark beat Wilkes-Barre ten innings to three in a marathon game played errorless through the tenth. Patton and Halligan misplayed to allow three runs as both pitching staffs kept the contest tight. Batteries Newark Brown and Roach Wilkes-Barre Patton and Smith umpire Featts.
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Wilkes Barre
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Roach
Wilkes-Barre
Pattion
Smith
Joonin Defeats Peters Club In Tight Core Clash
The joonin edged the Peters club 2 to 1 in a tightly contested game. Martin pitched strongly with seven strikeouts as Childe and Hour provided notable plays. Garvin Snyder and Dune hosted the event with Merger serving as umpire.
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Richmond Defeats Allentown in Doubleheader
In Allentown on May 21 Richmond defeated Allentown in two games. First game score 7 to 4 with Richmond taking control on late threats. Second game ended 9 to 2 as Richmond exploded for early and late runs to seal the win. Managers and players listed include Keener Vigennk, Tichmond, Biehop, and Hers. Umpire McDermott officiated both contests.
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Allentown
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Biehop
Batteries and Umpires Across Cities Record
At Chicago RHE and Pittsburg RK listings show battery pairings of Donohue McFarland Douglass Taylor Donohue and others with umpires Gaffney Arrons. Cincinnati RK ELB features Meakin Grady Taylor Damman Pelit and Umpires Bwart wood Warmer. Louisville R.E.E and St Louis RHE entries show battery crews and umpire pairs across multiple games.
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Eastern and Western League Scores Quick Recap
In the Eastern League Wortcester 0 lost to Bytacuse 1 while Hartford defeated Toronto 9 to 7 and Providence beat Montreal 6 to 4. In the Western League Minneapolis 6 beat Buffalo 4 while St Paw 7 overwhelmed Columbus 1 and Milwaukee 7 downed Indianapolis 1.
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Interstate League Scores and College Games Summary
New Castle 4 Dayton 4. Foret Wayne blank. Youngstown 3 Manefield 5. Toledo 2 Grand Rapids 2 Wheeling 1. At Middletown Georgetown 4 Weeleyan 1.
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Amateur Baseball Notes From St. Thomas and Nearby Grounds
Amateur clubs across the city arrange games with St. Thomas teams and others. The Twirlers meet Willow Street Stars on Cowfield grounds this Saturday at 9:21 p.m. Eastern, with managers Edwarde and Kane. The Walla Wah beat the Minooka Maroons 11 to 10 at Carson City, and challenge South Side next Sunday. Multiple clubs announce May 2 or May 28 games on Minooka, West Side, Johnson Pond, and Athletic Park grounds.
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Germans Challenge Yale Men’s Crew for Hamburg Regatta
Captain Allen of Yale crew has been challenged by the Hamburg Allgemeiner-Aleeter club to compete in the annual national regatta at Hamburg in August. Yale cannot accept due to lack of preparation and the regatta schedule forcing a Sunday row, which the Yale faculty prohibits.
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Jockey John Horton Dies After Grand National Injury
Jockey John Horton died at Fordham hospital Monday night at 10 after a fatal injury riding the horse Ten tore in the Grand National Steeplechase at Morris Park on Saturday. He was 24 and well known on Metropolitan race tracks.
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Barker Arrests for Threats Cited in Indianapolis Journal
A reader notes Barker was arrested for threatening the writer and says Barker had it in for him, referencing a claim from the Indianapolis Journal.
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Wall Street Markets Report May Day Trading Tone and Bonds
The market remained narrow with outside public neglect and professional trading driving minor gains. United States bonds held steady while railroad bonds touched record prices as sugar and wheat moved with crop fears and local legislative news influenced sentiment.
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Boarding House Opens for Gentlemen on Madison Ave
A boarding house opened June 1 for gentlemen only offering meals and tidy rooms at 717 Madison Avenue. Best references are given and required for admission.
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The Wilkes Barre Record Can Be Had In Scranton
The Wilkes Barre Record can be obtained in Scranton at Beleman Bro., 45 Spruce and 6 Linden. M Norton, 22 Lackawanna Avenue. IL, 8 Schutter, 211 Spruce Street.
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Local market prices and commodities report prompt
A brighly worded market summary lists patent medicines and household goods at Briggs Proprietor with contact points, and details on butters sugars tallow poultry meats and western creamery products. It notes current receipts and shipments including wheat corn oats and barley volumes and prices.
Market snapshot shows mixed grains and dairy signals
Market notes from New York on May trading show weak spot wheat with futures rallying briefly before a bear raid pushed prices lower. Corn, oats, and white wheat futures drifted and closed weak amid dull spot markets and scattered rallies in cheese and dairy counters.
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Iisa
Envear Aie
Pennsylvania
New York Foot of Liberty Street Station Schedule 1898
Lehigh and Susquehanna division rail timetable from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes-Barre Lakewood Atlantic City New York Newark Elizabeth and more. Express and local departures include 5.00 am 1.2 4.00 pm from Scranton. Sunday 2:15 pm. return from New York 4.00 9.10 am 1.30 pm Sunday 4.00 10. Leave Philadelphia Reading Terminal 6:21 am 3:00 pm Sunday 6:14 am. Through tickets available to East South and West. J H Olhauben and H P Baldwin listed as officials.
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Rail timetable from Scranton to New York and points
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable dated Sept 19 1594 shows trains leaving Scranton for New York Erie routes Hawley and other points at 7 4 a.m. and 2 5 p.m. arrivals to Scranton from those points listed as 10 23 a.m. 11 5 and 9 5 p.m.
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Wheat and Provisions Steady as May Prices Narrow
Philadelphia market notes wheat steady with mixed May corn and dull trading across commodities. Provisions unchanged with firm oil prices and marginal gains in roller fast-wheat items. benchmark barrels and clear grades quoted, Western wine clear and lingering prices around $4.95 per unit.
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Pennsylvania
Market Tones Mixed Across Wheat Corn and Pork
Trading reports show wheat and corn under pressure from weather losses while pork and ribs drift higher and lard softens. Prices listed include corn around 0.32, lard near 5.07 to 6.10, and sugar and loaf items noted with small shifts in the Chicago market.
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Cattle and Veal Prices Record Mixed in Buffalo Market
May 23 reports show receipts for cattle and veal steady with best weights around 7.5 to 8.25 per hundred. hog receipts at steady to firmer levels with carload totals varying. sheep steady with several lots near 4.75 to 5.00. overall receipts mixed and prices uneven across categories.
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Chicago cattle market report with price movements
Chicago cattle trade shows active demand across all classes including fat cattle cows and heifers with steady to higher bids. Prices for stockers calves and calves in good demand rise, while slaughter cattle together with western feedlot entries reveal cautious gains and widespread buying interest.
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East Liberty Cattle Market Report May Prices
East Liberty Haut Liberty Pa May cattle market steady extra prime Ki common hogs slow feed mediums 405 heavy hogs 1 leht Yorkers 1.10 2.95 sheep rin choice wethers 5.15 common 89 9.60 lambs 347.00 veal calves 7a7 priced as reported with mixed quality and markets showing varied demand.
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Unclear Stock Report Notes Credit Balances and Shipments
The fragment records credit balances around 1.14 dollars with no bid on certificates. It lists shipments totaling 99.1 barrels with an average of 74,764 barrels, nine, 148, 119 barrels, average 7.0 barrels.
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Lehigh Valley Timetables May 14 1999 R Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable effective May 14 1999 lists trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via 1D and D H routes. It details departures to White Haven Hazleton Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrishire Pottsville and other intermediate points with tanked times and connections. Reservations apply at Lackawanna Avenue Abtenien Ba.
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