Base Ball Beranton Gains On Wilkes Barre In Standings
Beranton won yesterday and gains on Wilkes Barre. Today two games with El mira and another with Allen town follow. Jersey City beat Newark and move into fifth place behind Allentown and Newark. Boston beats Cincinnati in the National League and gains on New York. Tomorrow matchups listed include Keranton at Allentown and Newark at Jersey, with various umpire assignments and battery lineups.
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Beranton
Wilkes-Barre
Barons
Elmira
Allentown
Jersey City
Newark
Viau
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
P.O. Wither
Barto
Bee
National League
P.O. Thagciphia Ce
Broowiyh
Ubbe
Pittsburg
Scranton Grabs Narrow Win After Grandstand Finish
Scranton rallied to win a game that seemed lost as five hits produced seven bases and an error by Jim Delehanty. Brilliant fielding by Doherty, Tom Delehanty and Jim Delehanty highlighted the contest in Allentown. Score:
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Allentown
Scranton Makle
Jim Delehanty
Scranton
Doherty
Tom Delehanty
O. A. E. Dim Delehanty
Anese 2
Ccecesaeesaese
Delehanty
McMaroa
Cs Iveanceseciyenes
Melntyre
Obrien
Kennedy
Theeelowe Nhits—Henry
Tom Delehant
Kins
Savriflee
Stimmel
Alfistown
Sir Henry
Knox
Scheffer
Doulle
Jersey City Beats New York in Second Series Game
In a rain shortened contest at Jersey City today, the locals defeated Newark with heavy batting and strong defense. Vinnie collected twenty bases in the series, while Shannon Voach and Ladd starred. Shannon's timely triple drove in two runs, sealing victory in the seventh before rain halted play after the eighth inning.
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Diorary City
Jersey City
Newark
Vinnie
Auickworth
Shannon
Voach
Ladd
Grove
Forfeited Game Over Umpire Dispute Between Athletics and Reading
In Philadelphia on May 24 the Athletics forfeited a game to Reading after Eustace argued with umpire Mhelan and refused to leave third base. Only one inning had been played when the forfeit was ordered, and the match was later treated as an exhibition ending in a Reading victory 5 to 0.
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Philadelphia
Clint
Mhelan
Eustace
Athletics
Shoch
Phelan
Reading
Realleg
No Game Today in Wilkes-Barre Due to Crows
The Wilkes-Barre schedule shows no game on May 24 because of crows. Two games against Elmira are planned for tomorrow.
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Wilkes-Barre
Elmira
Batteries Powell and Criger Maul and Fraslor
A readable fragment mentions batteries associated with Powell and Criger Maul and Fraslor in Philadelphia. Limited context suggests a classified or notice item referencing battery suppliers or makers.
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Lode
Philadelphia
Powell and Criger
Maul and Fraslor
Hockey Scores and Baseball Doubleheaders Note Gaps
In Worcester a morning contest ended Worcester 2 Toronto 0 and an afternoon game Toronto 6 Worcester 2. Montreal led Hartford 14 to 18 in a morning clash while Hartford 10 Montreal 6 won the afternoon. Syracuse beat Springfeld in a 19 inning marathon as night fell with Providence blank Rochester in an unfinished listing.
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Worcester
Toronto
Montreal
Hartford
Syracuse
Springfeld
Providence
Rochester
Baseball scores from multiple early season games
A garbled recap lists several American League results with teams such as Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Chicago, and Cleveland. The fragment shows a mix of 0 to 8 run outputs, lacking clear dates or full opponent names.
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Detroit
Milwatther
Buffalo
Katee
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Fomine Atreat
Pirates Strengthen Pittsburgh With O Connor Move
Local baseball news covers trades and signings affecting teams in Allentown Scranton Newark and Pittsburgh. O Connor joins Pittsburgh from St Louis as Hart’s bid to bolster the Pirates. Burnham Kan City trade prompts talk of Kan City as a strong stop in the American league.
Amateur Baseball Notes Highlight Local Reserves Schedule
West Side Reserves seek to play Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad employes on Crown's provided field Saturday afternoon. Crescente team has two more recent victories, including a 146 to 10 win over Crown Ridge Stars and a 12 to 0 win over No. 1 school. Tokey captain. Laurence manager.
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West Side
efMlee
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Crown Ridge Stars
Tokey
Catattain
Laurence
Manger
Memorial Day Services and Comrade Activities Announced
Directed by William G. Miller the frual Memorial Day exercise will be conducted by Mejor L. M. Junnel. Members of Stevens post are invited to attend church services and Memorial Day events with plans to arrange later. Comrades of Archbald meet May 20 to decorate graves. led by Comrade Mattenburg. Pechwille comrades meet at their quarters for grave decoration. Citizens urged to decorate homes and display flags at half mast. By order of Post Commander William G. Miller. Attest J. F. Loftus Adjutant.
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Williamn G. Miller
Mejor L. M. Junnel
Stevens Peat
Methodiat
Najal
Mattenburg
Pechwille
Hele
William G. Milter
J. F. Loftus
Memorial entertainment in Windsor hall program listed
A Memorial entertainment will be held in Windsor hall next Tuesday evening under Corporal Oscar Cy Smith camp Sons of Veterans with an extensive program including piano, solos, recitations, glee club and phonograph numbers. Admission is 16 cents adults 20 cents reserved, 11 cents children. Several local notices follow including funeral attendance, weddings, and a foundation excavation by the Delaware and Hudson company for a new fan house on the East Side.
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Windsor Hall
Oscar Cy Smith Camp
Sons of Veterans
Gertie Wall
Glee Club
Miss Lark Mendelson
Littie Lewis
Whistling Thurus
Richard Hocking
Josh
New York
Miss Jones
Albert Oswald
W. T. Roberts
North Main Street
South Gibbon
M. D. Fuller
Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton
Jonathan Davie
Rachel Jerking
Weat Pittston
George Howells
Dunnmore
Charlton Davis
Second Street
Rerinald Waters
Third Street
Helen
Mev
J. BR. Cook
Sarah A. Jones
West Mayfield
Margaret Gravell
Jermyn
West Pittston
W. C. Nicholson
F. FR. Gill
Malin Street
Main Street
Carbondale
Emma Whitbeck
Fourth Street
Delaware and Hudson Company
Death Notices for Correll and Caterman in Carbondale
Mrs Mary G Correll of Cannan Street died suddenly from apoplexy after a brief illness. She leaves a daughter Mrs C Mittan and son Lola Correll, and funeral Sunday at 2 pm at home, Rev H J Whalen officiating, Maplewood Cemetery. Eleanor Caterman, 83, born in Germany, died Wednesday at brother Joseph Smith’s home on Canaan Street. Survived by daughters Mrs Mary Walsh and Mrs Susanna Oskensteh and a son in Chicago.
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Mary G. Correll
Cannan Street
Scott Township
Christian Mittan
C. Mittan
Lola Correll
South Washington Street
H. J. Whalen
Maplewood Cemetery
Eleanor Caterman
Joseph Smith
Honesdale
Germany
Canaan Street
Dave
Mary Walsh
Susanna Oskensteh
Chicago
Memorial Day Observances by Grand Army Post 187
Post 187 Grand Army of the Republic decorates soldier graves on Memorial Day, with a lunch by the Woman's Relief Corps. Veterans attend a morning high school program featuring orchestra, invocations, songs, readings, Lincoln address, and recitations. Memorial park tribute includes firing squad, monument decoration, and taps by bugler.
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Post 187
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Hellef Corps
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Post
Comrade Jennings
Memorial Park
Sons of Veterans
Eltel Battery
The People's Exchange Classified Ad Hub
This notice advertises houses to rent real estate or other property for sale or exchange and listings for situations or help. It promotes a popular clearing house by Benoit offering affordable rates for small advertisements with free situations wanted.
Four Pleasant Front Rooms on Third Floor
Fragments describe rooms for rent on the third floor at a Wyoming Avenue location near Washington Avenue, mentioning George Keller and a request or inquiry. The text appears damaged and uncertain about exact ownership or city.
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Wyoming Avenue
Jet
George Keller
Naa
Wiarshington Ave
Public Grounds Board Members Name Auditors and Officials
The Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Duildisus lists William A. Stone, James F. Bainett, and other officials in an official roster. The document names the commissioners and auditing officers as part of a state level administrative record.
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Office OF the Board OF Commissioners OF Public Grounds and
Duildisus
William A. Stone
T. L. Ayr
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings
Wanted to Rent Lange Size Store on Main Street
Classified note seeks central location on Main Street for a Lange size store with a haters oven. Addressed to Confectioner care of Trittine office, requesting placement information and terms.
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Stain Street
Addrew Confectioner
Trittine
Reward Offered for Lost Music Roll in Central City
A reward of 1.00 is offered for the return of a lost music roll found in the central part of the city. Return can be made to Ene and Wyoming Vallow trelehe office, Washington Avenue, or 1 Juneby Avenue.
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City
Ene
Wyoming Vallow Trelehe
Washington Avenue
Juiney Avenue
Engineer Barton Starts Coal Drilling on Canaan Street Property
Engineer Barton began drilling on John McCabe's Canaan street property yesterday hoping for a valuable coal strike. McCabe, a director of the city, expects gain and neighboring landowners watch closely.
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Barton
Canaan Street
John McCabe
McCabe
Local and Personal Notes From Scranton Area
Miss Ida Reese of Terrace street visits Scranton friends. James McDonald of Powderly street entertains Thomas Marion of New York. Gertrude and Irving Schuster have scarlet fever. Mrs Augusta Taker returns from Scranton visit. Peter Dockerty promoted to extra Passenger conductor on the Delaware and Hudson road. Mrs Chapman returns to Pittston. Miss May Campbell of Canaan street able to be out again.
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Ida Reese
Terrace Street
Scranton
James McDonald
Powderly Street
Thomas Marion
New York
Gertrude
Irving Schuster
Augusta Taker
Peter Dockerty
Delaware and Hudson Road
Chapman
Pittston
May Campbell
Canaan Street
Local Social Notes And Civic Activities In Stroudsburg Area
Mr and Mrs Archie Decker left yesterday to visit relatives and friends at Stroudburg and vicinity. The school board members visited borough schools Wednesday. Miss Amy Copp and Miss Edith Snyder were guests at Throop and Dunmore this week. The I O O F excursion committee will meet Bennett lodge to plan an outing to Lake Ariel. Aug 16 Mrs W C Drake Mrs S W Corby and Mrs John Stout visited Mrs Jake Arnold of Pittston. Rev W H Williams to lecture in Presbyterian church tonight followed by Anti-Saloon league organization. A peddler was brought before the burgess by the police chief for selling without a license.
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Archie Decker
Stroudaburg
Amy Copp
Edith Snyder
Throop
Dunmore
I. OO. Oo
Bennett Lodge
Lake Ariel
W. C. Drake
W. Corby
John Stout
Jake Arnold
Pittston
W. H. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Ward
Local notices note visits and Memorial Day plans
Residents are visiting relatives in nearby towns while public safety updates and Memorial Day plans are announced. The Post 501 orders a Sunday service in uniform at the Methodist Episcopal church and a parade assembly midweek with veterans and citizens.
Duryea church youth present Columbia Birthday cantata
Old Forge events announce a youth presentation of Columbia's Birthday and Meeting of the Nations selections at Drake's hall on Friday May 25 under the church branch. Rev W H Williams of the Pennsylvania Anti Salo on league will speak in Old Forge May 29 to June 2 with venue details to come. Hood's Sarsaparilla ads conclude the page.
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Duryea Presbyterian Church
Drake's Hall
Columbia
Meeting of the Nations
Tn Duryen
W. H. Williams
Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League
Old Forge
Pot Hunters Pay Fines In Pennsylvania Game Case
Thomas Oakley John Bauer E Thurston and Fred and John Herroder were arraigned in Wilkes Barre for violating Pennsylvania game laws by shipping game out of state. They pleaded guilty, paid $50 fines plus costs totaling 306.16 dollars. the case tested a new act with gubernatorial aid in pursuing violators.
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Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Oakley
John Bauer
E. Thurston
Fred
John Herroder
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Gaughan
Lattimer No. 2 Slope Fire Still Burning at Last Reports
Hasleton May 24 officials say the No 2 slope fire at Lattimer, started yesterday morning, remains burning but under control. Fire crews flood the workings with thousands of gallons of water daily as they expect complete extinguishment in a day or two.
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Hasleton
Lattimer
Taylor News Briefs Reach From Mary J Williams Wedding
Local notes report the Mary J Nicholas and David Williams marriage at the bride’s home with Rev D C Edwards officiating. Also mentioned are visits by W B Owens to Harrisburg for a state health board meeting, funeral arrangements for Mine Superintendent John Connolly, a reception for Rev J H Colelough, Knights of Malta activities, the wedding tour of Louis and Mrs Louis Weaver, Sabbath school rehearsals, and various club gatherings in Taylor.
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Richard Nicholas
Middle Street
David Williams
D. C. Edwards
Welsh Baptist Church
W. B. Owens
Harrisburg
Board of Health
Taylor Board of Health
John Connolly
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Edward J. Evans
North Mainstree
The
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Colelough
Alfred Berckman
Union Street
Invincible Commandery
No. 252
Knights of Malta
J. B. Watking
Grand Commandery
Reading
Louis Weaver
Cleveland
Ohio
John Steele
Storrs Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Richard Watkins
William Williams
Pittston Friends
Weber's Rink
J. F. Tubbs
First Ward Citizens’ Club
McDonald’s Hotel
Taylor Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Scranton Business Directory Fragments Highlight Local Professionals
A fragmented listing from Scranton details numerous professionals and businesses including architects, attorneys, physicians, hoteliers, and printers. Names such as Fred L. Brown, Richard J. Bourke, W. Browning, Frank E. Boyle, Jessup & Jessup, and the Victor Koch operation appear alongside addresses on Wyoming, Spruce, Franklin, and Washington avenues. The text references hospitals, hotels, printing, legal services, and a music publisher, signaling a bustling urban professional scene.
Borough considers new incandescence system for plant
Council meets and decides to change to an alternative for incandescent service at the electric plant. St Patrick's choir rehearses for June 10 concert at St Julian's Rock Lake under Rev J M Smoulter. Five chartered cars take school children to Laurel Hill next Tuesday. Miss Tillie Nealon and Misses Anna and Agnes Grady of Carbondale visit. Heptosephs meet tonight. Mrs W E Lloyd of Poultney VT visiting her parents on West Side. Martin Manley of Avoca calls on friends. Siiney Webster of Ready Pay store travels to Cleveland due to mother’s illness.
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St. Patrick's Church
St. Julian's Church
Rock Lake
J. M. Smoulter
Olyphant
Laurel Hill
Tillie Nealon
Anna
Agnes Grady
Carbondale
W. E. Lloyd
Poultney
William Mason
Martin Manley
Avoca
Siiney Webster
Ready Pay
Cleveland
Ohio
Dalton Church Events and Local Education Notes
Mrs Frank Colvin and Mr and Mrs Dean attended the Knights Templar conclave in Wilkes Barre. Memorial services are planned at the Baptist church with the pastor delivering an address. Civil and Spanish American War veterans are invited. Professor C B Haneyen departs Friday for Tioga county. Mr and Mrs John Wollibridge attended a wedding in Pittston. The infant son of Jerry Evane was buried at Clark's Green with interment at Clifford Cemetery. Miss Alice Hawley visited in Dorranceton and returned home. A county teachers examination occurred at Dalton public school. The Methodist church welcomed Rev Cooper with a reception and light refreshments. The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet today at 3 PM at Mrs Ernest Snyder's home.
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Frank Colvin
Dean
Knights Templar
Wilkes-Barre
James P. Dickson
Baptist Church
C. BB. Hanyen
Tioga County
John Woolllbridge
Plitston
Jerry Evane
Professor Green
Clark's Green
Hts
Clifford
Alice Hawley
F. M. Tiffany
Dorranceton
Dalton
Methodist Church
Rev. Cooper
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ernest Snyder
Berwick Visit By McMaina And Dardis Sparks Purchase
Councilman Joseph McMaina and electrician Dardis were in Berwick yesterday, where they purchased an alternative item, according to local observers.
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Joseph McMaina
Filecctrician
Dardis
Berwick
Exclusive Medical Remedies Offer From BASE MEDICAL OO New York
An advertisement touts treatment for miners and ailing individuals claiming cure for weakness nerves and secret losses. It promises free trial, cash on delivery, and exclusive methods unavailable elsewhere with references to BASE MEDICAL OO BurrALa New York.
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Rae Kovance
Burrala
N.Y
New York Ontario and Western R R Time Table Report
Schedule from New York to Ontario and Western routes lists trains leaving Meranton for Cirbonda dosia at 1004 with through connections for Suspension Bridge Sellott core and Wevt. Cadonta to Garo and Scram ton depart at 610 am with arrivals at Cadesig around WG. Sundasy only connects with the Sait Line north and south, noting depot times for Bondale and Scramtom.
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At & Pb
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