Baseball notes: Wilkes-Barre defeats Elmira. Reading tops Newark
Wilkes-Barre builds a lead after a decisive win over Elmira at Allentown as Scranton falters. Reading defeats Newark to move into third, with strong pitching from Keener and solid defense. Jerey City wins its first game of the season over Newark with a notable double play by Veich and Vigieux.
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Allentown Triumphs Over Scranton After Seven Innings
Allentown defeated Scranton in seven innings with a first inning surge of hits. Scranton errors by News and Smoot contributed three runs, while a strong hit total added another. P. O'Brien was ejected for kicking as both teams played solid ball.
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Allentown
Scranton
News
Smoot
P. O'Brien
Reading Beats Athletics On Fine Pitching Display
Philadelphia May 28 Reading defeated the Athletics today principally through the excellent pitching of Fertech The fielding of both teams was good Score
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Philadelphia
Reading
Athletics
Fertech
Baseball Battery Matchups From National League Expeditions
At Chicago Rhod. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis and St Totdie teams are listed with battery pairs and umpires. Scores show Cincinnati beating New York while other games feature varied lineups and authorities.
Notable Scores from Regional Hockey Night
Rochester 12 Providence 2. Worcester 7 Montreal 0. Toronto 0 Hartford 0. Byracuse 7 Springfield 1.
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Worcester
Montreal
Hartford
Byracuse
Springfield
Rochester
Providence
Baseball Scores and Delays From Night Stormy Nine Inning Games
Detroit defeated Milwaukee seven to four while Kansas City edged Butalo J Cleveland five to one. Chicago beat Indianapolis six to four, and Minneapolis led six to six after nine innings as darkness halted play.
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J. Cleveland
Chicago
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College football scores terse recap from ancient schedule
In Haston at the University of Pennsylvania the La Fayette team lost while New Haven hosted Lehigh with Yale defeating Yale 10 0. Princeton played Princeton to 0 while State College trounced Worcester Holy Cross 4 6.
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University of Pennsylvania
Lafayette
New Haven
Lehigh
Yale
Princeton
State College
Worcester
Holy Crom
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Reading team notes and player remarks from a game column
A sports column recaps recent performances and incidents. McIntyre, Knoll, Burne, Dinewa, Delehanty, and Clymer are highlighted for batting and fielding, with emphasis on a win over Elmira and strong pitching. Reading players Hayden and Radcliffe face possible blacklisting for contract breaches. O'Brien and ODelin draw scrutiny for discipline and onfield conduct.
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McIntyre
Huh” Knoll
Burne
Dinewa
St. Louis
Doe Delehanty
Reid
Willow
Mercy" Clymer
Elmira
Reading
Hayden
Radcliffe
University of Pennsylvania
Chester
Fleischman
Young
National League
Netlank
O'Brien Cas
O'Birien
Prien
Knox
Milligan
Odelin
Scranton
Amateur Baseball Notes Shifted Challenges Across Clubs
The South Side Hattlers accept Laurela's challenge for a May 90 game at 2 on Confeld grounds led by Charles Beank and George Wirth. The Modocs of the Diamond Plats invite any first class team, with Owen Lee as manager. The Twirl era backs Peter Smith's Indians for a Saturday May % at 2:30 on Ryefield grounds. K It Saft manages, F Geary captains.
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Laurela
Confeld
Charles Bcank
George Wirth
Modocs
Owen Lee
Peter Smith
Indians
Ryefield
K. It
Saft
F. Geary
Boers and British Mockery Noted by Local Clerk
A shop clerk remarks that the English view the Boers as a stubborn problem and jokes that the Boers appear to be crafting riddles about the British, reflecting regional talk captured by the Indianapolis Prevent.
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Indianapolis
Peckville Pastor Officiates at Ello Carnival and Post Office Change
Peckville residents attend the Ello carnival in Scranton while Pastor Gendall of the Methodist Episcopal church presides over services. The town awaits news on the Post Office appointment of Mace, with twelve applicants vying for the position. James Williams, a fireman at the Ontario breaker, suffered severe scalds when a boiler incident released hot water. he was treated by Dr. W. Beck and sent home wrapped in blankets.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Palla
Scranton
Methodist Episcopal Chiro
Pockville
Dlecumal
McKinley
Peckville
James Williams
Ontario
Newe York and Scranton Coal Company
Willian
Willan
Lackawannatreet
W. Beck
Williamu
Local Religious and Social Notes From Scranton Area
Scranton residents and nearby towns gather for church events and social visits. Rev Rankin’s installation at the Presbyterian church draws large crowds with Gibbons delivering the masterly sermon. a reception follows hosted by the ladies.
Local Notes from Tunkhannock and Scranton Area
Josph Marey returns from a few weeks in Tunkhannock while Yariel Donnelly moves his family to Scranton. An entertainment at Drake's ball Friday May 25 benefits the Presbyterian church with admission 30 cents for children 14 cents for adults. Frank Shiffer and family visit Eben Foote. Methodist Episcopal Sunday school prepares for Children’s Day. Mrs. David Dick improves from rheumatism. Brick Methodist Episcopal church hosts a dinner and social May 39. L B A entertainment at Fullon’s hall benefits St. Lawrence church. lot drawing yields 20 in gold. Ticket No 6005 held by Francis Hartmaker wins low ticket and Lackawanna gold piece. Parish contest among ladies concludes. receipts listed for Mae Dowgher, Mrs. Thomas Marke, Mrs. Patrick Toadie, Mrs. Thomas E F O’Malley, Mrs. Boter F. Lally, Mrs. Daniel Holland. Rev J Jordan notes results and thanks workers. Miss B Mulherin visiting relatives. Borough council to meet Monday evening.
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Josph Marey
Tunkhannock
Yariel Donnelly
Scranton
Presbyterian Church
Frank Shiffer
West Pittston
Eben Foote
David Dick
Fullon's Hall
St. Lawrence Church
Francis Hartmaker
Paddy's Land
Dupont
Walter Bigger
Lackawanna
Patrick Toadie
Thomas EF. O'Malley
Boter F. Lally
Daniel Holland
Fo Jordan
Clare's Green and community notices in Clark's Summit
Entertainment by the Magda Trio of Scranton at Clare's Green pleased attendees though the night was stormy. Local officials Freeman Leach, N S Davis, and Jerome Morrow were elected officers of Clark's Summit Co operative Canning. Church schedules across Methodist and Baptist congregations are listed along with a funeral for Professor F M Greene's infant, to be buried at Clifford Cemetery.
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Magda
Scranton
W. & Frace
RE. J. Chapman
Rebekah
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Harrishire
Clark's Summit Co-operative Canning Company
Freeman Leach
Davis
Jerome Morrow
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
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Profewor F. M. Greene
Cliford
Carbondale Plans Fiftieth City Anniversary Celebration
Preliminary organization formed last evening for Carbondale to mark its forthcoming fiftieth year since the 1851 charter. A committee led by J J O Neil and others will raise funds and arrange events likely lasting three days with favorable weather planned for next spring.
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Carbondale
W. TB. Gritman
Leader
Alderman Jones
Father Dixon
A. F. Chaffee
O'Neill
Een
A. le Sahm
William Malloy
Whalen
Mrs Ellen Holmes Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Ellen Holmes of Fallbrook street died yesterday morning after a two year illness caused by cancer and old age. Born in Ireland in 1818 she came to this city forty years ago and was highly esteemed in her neighborhood. Survived by her husband, four daughters Mrs William Jones of Harrisburg Mrs Patrick Quinn of this city Miss Mary of New York Miss Margaret of this city and one son Michael of this city. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. with interment in St Rose cemetery.
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Ellen Holmes
Fallbrooktreet
Ireland
William Jones
Harrisburg
Patrick Quinn
Mary
New York
Margaret
Michael
St. Rose Cemetery
Local Notes On Visitors And Moves In Scranton Area
Mrs. 8 Singer and Miss Celia Moses depart for Philadelphia with Atlantic City visits planned before returning. Mrs. W Passmore of Park Street identified as Mrs F E Burr. Misses Anna and Jeanette McMillin were Scranton visitors yesterday. Co V Estabrook and family will relocate to Niagara Falls for a new position. Representative Timlin of Jermyn visited Carbondale on business. An Ontario and Western house on Cemetery Street, bought by Henry Sperl, is being moved to Cherry Avenue. Charles Rogers of New York visits his parents on Lincoln Avenue. Miners in the city shifted to three quarters time yesterday. Dr F F E Jenkins resigns as superintendent of Emergency Hospital effective June 1. aims for new duties after a rest, specifics to be announced later. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad promotes blood purification and vitality. Hood's Pills advertised as non-irritating laxative.
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Jeanette McMillin
Scranton
Co. Vv. Estabrook
Niagara Falls
Timlin
Jermyn
Carbondale
Ontario and Western
Cemetery Street
Henry Sperl
Cherry Avenue
Charles Rogers
New York
Lincoln Avenue
F. F E. Jenkins
Tragic locomotive accident in Mayfield claims brakeman
Edward Ridgeway Jermyn and Mayfield, a brakeman on the Ontario and Western engine at Mayfield yard, was killed yesterday afternoon while switching cars. He died moments after the wreck and his body was taken to Millale's establishment in Carbondale. He is survived by his wife and three children.
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Tie
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Mele
Mayfwled
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John Mason
Frank Jones
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Arthur D. van Gorder
Scranton
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Edwin Moon
Frederick Forbes
John Maynard
South Main Street
Citizens’ Band
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Archtald
Andrew Clarkson
Mary Nicholson
Newton
Thomas Nicholson
Kent
Dundalf
W. & Hadger
Preston
Luwe
Binghamton
Badger
Mra
John Welne
Frank Young
Archbald
Edward Werkhelner
Easten
James I Nicholson
Minooka Hall Event For No 2 Wehoo Children
A planned entertainment for the No 2 Wehoo children at Minooka hall next Wednesday evening. Visitors from Pitterton include Meare Frank Melvin Patrick McDonald and John Barrett. A wedding at St Josephs church was solemnized by Rev W A Gorman between Mise DB Waleh and Michanl McLaughlin with May wedding party and a drive to Mayfield followed by supper at Miners Hill.
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Wehoo
Minooka Hall
Meare Frank Melvin
Patrick McDonald
John Barrett
Pitterton
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W. A. Gorman
Mise DB. Waleh
West Mindoka
Michanl McLaughlin
Bouth Scranton
Jol Tobin
Mar
Miss May Mack
Mayfield
Miner's Hill
The People's Exchange Advertisements
Classified notices describe rental and sale listings and job or help wanted ads offered by a popular clearing house. Prices are per word with six insertions for five cents, except situations wanted which are free.
FOR RENT AND SALE NOTICES IN SCRANTON AREA
Courtyard ads list rooms for rent with amenities, a soda fountain sale, a fine road horse, and a drive at Park Hotel. Also notices for a sidewalk ordinance in Old Forge, gas and water company matters, stockholder meeting, and charter applications for Huntington Water Supply Company.
Agents Wanted in Pennsylvania and New York City
Multiple terse help wanted notices seeking agents in Pennsylvania and salesmen in New York City and Scranton. Listings promote life insurance and agency positions with compensation details and company names such as Adel Coffee Mills and S. George, urging quick responses.
Help Wanted and Classified Notices Fractured Ad Insert
Help wanted female for chamber work and medwashing at Dolin restaurant 12 Franklin avenue. Salesman needed to present tea and coffee importing line with established trade among retailers. Address ANEWIGA Mills 370 Greenwich St New York. Architects Frederick L Brown 126 Washington Ave Scranton. Drs Laurach Wyoming Ave and H Reynolds etc Hotels and restaurants Elk Cafe 125 127 Franklin Ave. Proprietor P Zeigler.
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Anewiga Mills
Greenwich St
New York City
Situations Wanted List From Multiple Firms
An odd classified excerpt lists several firms and agents including G R Clank & Co SEFDMAN MUIS and Joseph Burttel with addresses on Main Avenue, Wyoming Avenue, and Lacianwanta. It mentions wires and screen products and a conductor role, reflecting a fragmented old-time employment notice column.
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G. R. Clank & CO
Sefdman and Muis
Eryman
Weehbetom
North Main Avenue
Story
Telene
Officials Named for Public Grounds Board Oversight
The Office of the Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings is chaired by Commissioner William A. Stone with L. G. McCauley as Auditor General. James K. Banse UT is listed as State Treasurer.
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Office OF the Board OF Commissioners OF Public Grounds and Buildings
William A. Stone Leakoe
L. G. McCauley
James KF. Bansel UT
T. LL Eyre
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings
Scranton and Bloomsburg Train Departures Noted
Train schedules list Departures from Scranton at 2.15 9.00 5.90 and 10.05 Aeter EEnd Op. Overnight there is Senenton at 12 10 2.59 4 3 pmt and 1.05 nd 6.00 yi. In Bloomsburg division trains leave Scranton at 10.05 8. mm and 6.10 pm.
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Rail timetable fragment from Hilort transit notes
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