Burnham’s Men Extend Lead as Scranton Defeats Allentown
Scranton’s fourth straight defeat of Allentown boosts Burnham’s club toward first place as Barnett holds Wilkes-Barre to few hits in El Mira. Elmira and Allentown tie for last. Reading narrows gap after taking two from Jersey City. Today’s games include Scranton at Wilkes-Barre and Elmira at Allentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Allentown
Burnham
Barnett
Elmira
Wilkes-Barre
Reading
Jersey City
Scranten
Wilkes Barre
Jerecy City
Bewark
Athletics
Scranton Wins Fourth Straight Over Allentown In Muddy Contest
Scranton defeated Allentown 11 to 7 in a high scoring game highlighted by Millican’s four at bats with a single and two doubles and Jack O'Brien adding a double and two singles. The win followed plans to travel to Wilkes-Barre for a morning game against Billy Clymer’s Barons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Allentown
Millican
Hoyle
Jack O'Brien
Wilkes-Barre
Jersey Central
Billy Clymer
Kennedy
Beranton
Kervin
Olly
Jim Delehanty
Knox
McIntyre
Henry
Tom Delehanty
Bie
Joe Delehanty
Delehantys
Hub Knoll
Sheff
Kuhn
Hub
Milligan
Knoll
SheMer
Doherty
Pirate O'Brien
Taft
Boyle
Hurnham
Pirate O'Drien
Emile
Summer
O'Brien
Millicean
News’ Force
West
McManus
Forvy
Doubleheader featuring Ames pitching in Reading game
Reading locals split a double header on May 20 with strong pitching by Ames and Fertech. First game showcased flawless defense as Ames limited the visitors to three runs, while the second ended in a tenth inning victory for Reading on Kite by Conrsgy and Fertech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Ames
Ant
Conrsgy
Fertech
Alan
Beoret
Philadelphia May League Schedule Noted
A brief wire item notes no National league games today as both eastern and western bases report quiet schedules with no planned matches or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ball Chobe Set to Open Series in Morning
In the Eastern League action, Byram faces Rochester and Toronto with scores 6 to 0 and 6 to Montreal 1. Springfield defeats Worcester 6 to 0. Prodepee posted 8 in a game against Martford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byram
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Bpringfeld
Worcester
Proridepee
Martford
American League Scores Incomplete Report
League standings fragment lists teams Rarewety Chicago Todianapollo Detroit Cheveland Buffalo with missing scores and gaps in entries, reflecting a partial scoreboard snippet from the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarewety
Chicago
Todianapollo
Detroit
Cheveland
Buffalo
Geographical and sports notes from Wilkes-Barre game day
Reports from Wilkes-Barre describe Kennedy at Wilkes Barre, McIntyre sidelined a week, Frioot unavailable, West subbing in right field, and White of Georgetown striking out nine in three innings. A special Jersey Central train carries fans, tickets sold at local stores, and Elmira challenges Wilkes-Barre while Scranton tops Allentown in a competitive slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Wilkes Marre
Wilkes-Barre
Kervin
Lime Grounds
McIntyre
Frioot
West
Georgetown
Holy Cros
White
Fleming & Costello's
Short & Cummings
Landis
Louis Lohmann
Florey & Brooks
O'Hara
Higgins’ Cigar Store
William Koch, Jr
D. Vallahan
Mike Doherty
Yesternay
Jim Denehanty
Doherty
Ephote
Keo
Nat
Pelehanty
Elmira
Withee Barre
Barone
Cipmera
Scranton
Allentown
Taylor Howe company to hold annual outing at Weber's Park
The Taylor Howe company No 1 with about fifty members plans an afternoon and evening outing at Weber's Park to raise funds for the welfare of the fire fighting unit. The Taylor band will provide music as members anticipate a pleasant event and public support is encouraged. Memorial and Decoration day observances modify post office hours and local closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Howe Company
Weber's Park
Taylor Band
Taylor Post Ofice
John W. Reese
Mary Howells
Henry Lewis
Young Men's Society of
Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Thurborn
Young Men's Christian Association
J. T., Dunn
Scranton
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pything
John Nelger
North Carolina
Samuel Sheldon
North Main Street
Pittston
Community Notes and Local Happenings in Wyoming County
Mr and Mrs Theodore Miller enjoy a multi day drive through Wyoming county. The Baptist church Christian Endeavor society to serve a supper Wednesday evening for ten cents with ice cream and strawberries for sale. Charles Von Storch visited Scranton yesterday. Mrs ta Kresge has been ill but can go out again. James Caperell hosted his Scranton son over Sunday. F M Tiffany returns to Morris Dean business. Morris Dean is a member of Exeter academy graduating class this year. Andrew Terwilliger spent yesterday in Scranton. Miss Lena Northup, last year’s public school teacher here, accepts Glenburn teaching post. About o clock yesterday morning townspeople observed the sun eclipse. W H Hager, DL&W rail road agent, is out of town briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Miller
Wyoming County
Christian Endeavor Society of the Baptist Church
Charles von Storch
Scranton
Ta Kresge
James Caperell
F. M. Tiffany
Morris Dean
Exeter Academy
Andrew Terwilliger
Lena Northup
Glenburn
W. H. Hager
The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Opening night of Mor gan store carnival of nations
The Mor gan store building hosts an opening night program featuring instrumental pieces by Flora David recitations by Mrs McDonald tableaux led by Miss Stearns a piano duet by Maud Mc Hugh and Jeanette Kingley recitations by Nellie Hannock violin and piano by the Houser sisters and a performance by Bonn's band of Olyphant. Auctioneer George H Stephens attended a Susquehanna sale yesterday. Miss Sarah Everson of Harford visits Mrs Dike man in Hickory Street. Warren T Williams marries Agnes A Smith at the Baptist parsonage last Sunday. Peckville post office hours May 30 1900 10 to 1130 am 2 to 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Store
Flora David
Mra. McDonald
Stearns
Maud McHugh
Jeanette Kingley
Nellie Hannock
Houser
Bonn
Olyphant
George H. Stephens
Susquehanns
Sarah Everson
Harford
Real Estate Boom Amid Park Street Development
Carbondale reports a busy real estate period as East Side park sale proceeds and the Hoston Im provement Company buys the enramp south of Park Street. Work starts immediately to widen Park and Archbald Street, lay out avenue and building lots, with factory activity and housing needed to sustain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easteide Park
Hoston Improvement Company
Enramp
Park Street
Park and Archbald Street
Carbondale
Couple Weds in Peekville Methodist Ceremony
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock Miss Mabel Case and Walter F Nye were married by Rev Francia Gendall at the bride parents home on Darle avenue. The bride is active in the Methodist church and the groom serves as a Delaware and Hudson dispatcher and superintendent of the Baptist Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Case
Walter F. Nye
Francia Gendall
Peekville Methodist Church
Mra. Boyd Case
Darle Avenue
Delaware and Hudson
Baptist Sunday School
Hendrick Reopens Sperl Plant as Deep Well Pump Factory
Hon. FE EB Hendrick converts the Sperl heater plant on Dundaff street into a deep well pump factory. The new product, already popular in the west, will have exclusive nationwide rights and has attracted large orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Local and Personal News Highlights
Jerome Wetherby shows some improvement after a physician consultation. operation planned only if condition worsens. James Brockman is ill with pneumonia. Miss Hazel Wheeler travels to Jersey City to spend weeks with grandmother Mrs. M J Deethe and aunts Mrs Montange and Miss Jennie Deeths. Carbondale and Honesdale school teams play at Far View. Miss Charlotte Wilcox visits from Cannon Street to Clifton this week. Miss Filla Colliers visits Parsons to see her mother. J A Hoole hosts his father from Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Wetherby
James Brockman
Misa Hazel Wheeler
Jersey City
M. J. Deethe
Mra Montange
Mise Jennie Deeths
Carbondale
Honesdale
Cannon Street
Clifford
Mires Filla Colliers
Parsons
J. A. Hoole
Puffalo
N. Y
Jermyn and Mayfield Community Notices and Events
District No 1 leader T D Nicholls and organiser John Smith will address miners near C D Winters store May 1 8 at 1 30 oclock. Citizens band concert at St James Episcopal lawn Friday evening with a March program. Daughters of Rebekah Installations June 6 at Arehtald. Migpah Jorge attendees expected. Miss Flanighan to graduate at Scranton private hospital Thursday evening. Erie excursion to New York City last evening. Scarlet fever illness hits Mildred Barber. Local residents host visitors from Scranton and rising politicians. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised by J W Lynch of Dorr West Virginia. Matthews Brothers sell the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Nicholls
United Nine Workers of America
John Smith
C. D. Winter's Store
Citizens’ Band
St. James Episcopal
Crimson Rambler
Kentucky
Columbia
Prof
Stevens
Pwalts
Honoria Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
Arehtald
Jermyn Loge
Migpah Jorge
Mise Flanighan
East Side
Scranton
Will Morgan
Patrick Meehan
James Colling
James Meehan
Erie
New York City
Mildred
Prank Barber
South Main Street
Alfred Waters
Alfred
Forge
Will Veale
Third Street
J. F. Wilcox
Wade Finn
Attorney Lewis
Emil Bonn
John Sameon
Frank Barber
Local Outings and Community Notices From Dekalb Area
Mr and Mrs EB C Berlew and family enjoy a few days outing at Orange with Rev Judson N Dailey FJ Schoonover and Charles 8 Snyder and son George fishing at Cummings pond today. John Dymond family spend Decoration Day with relatives at Ransom. Ladies Aid of Methodist church meets parsonage at 1 pm. George Beeler family moving to Carbondale. Trout fishing at Spring Brook by Landon Warner Lewis Lovering Flynn and Warner after Decoration Day. Poison ad for Hood s Sarsaparilla and Hood s Pills ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Berlew
Orange
Berlew
Judson N. Dailey
F. J. Schoonover
Charles 8. Snyder
George
Cummings’ Pond
John Dymond
Ransom
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Beeler
Carbondale
Robert J. Landon
H. L. Warner
Albert Lewis
Dave Lovering
Frank Flynn
Charles Warner
Spring Brook
Brooks & Dale Company
Desirable House for Rent and Local Listings
The People's Exchange advertises multiple rental and sale notices including a desired modern nine room house with bath and laundry in Hamilton 14 Wyoming. a furnished cottage in Crystal Lake Dundas Street Carbondale. a central business location blacksmith shop. part of a house at 0 Washington. a double house at Pine Street. four front rooms for rent at 173 Wyoming Avenue. and a trotting horse for sale inquiries. Also noted are minor notices by George Keller and Myer Daridow with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desirable House
Hamilton
Wyoming
George Keller
Washington Ave
For Sale Items Include Hotels Lots And Stores
Classified notes show properties for sale on Tem perance Hotel, Monro Ave, and two lots near Wise Street with 86 feet frontage. Also two new double houses on Mulberry Street and rental listings for stores offices barns and rooms. Financing and loans advertised through Hackett with various rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
Bee Hackett
Linden Street
Wise Street
Bee Great Chance
Ackett
Proposals From Public Grounds and Buildings Office
Proposals are invited by the Office of Public Grounds and Buildings. Names listed include William A. Ston and L. G. McCaure with James mace as treasurer. Clark & Om., Springfield and Mrs. eryman of 9 Washington Avenue, Green Haven, North Main Avenue, and Foreegg O8eil Kueitel of 611 Lackawanna Avenue Berantet, PA, appear as manufacturers of wire borers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOA
Commission
Commission Tihs
William A. Ston
Clark & OM
Eryman
Washington
Sunday Trains Schedule From Scranton
Southbound trains depart Scranton at 2.18 2.00 5.20 10.08 AM. Northbound departures listed as 12.16 3.54 4.05 PM. Also service to Wilkes Barre. Honesdale to Scranton departures at 1.06 AM and 6.10 PM.
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Fiou
Hoboken
Philadelyiid
Frony Strevidstire
Scranton
Bu Mediate Alacions
Acs
Parcaer
Montross
Nichelon
Oren
Utica
Prom
Montrose
Hamnbaes Sage
Edit
Scranteie
Northumberland
AL Om
Aeak Gin
Louse Scranton
Hiiston
Tal
Moteehdi
Lake Lidere
Fo P.m
Por Wilkes-larre
Fal Veomyvivenia H.R. Polite
Allway
Polite North
Corbiintale
Wilkes Starre
Albany Aml Polite North—A.gt
Mowedaie
Lake Ledore
United States
Ala
Rhick
Albany
W. Cross
D. P.A
Thains Lhave Ee Cat
Milladelphia Aml der Poh Re
Ae ‘Chiach Damorel Express
Amd Ub
Wheenhorms
Drae
Wethinham
Rasten
Reading
Harel
Prinestral
D, & Ff RK
Talman
Lehigh Rey
Wiskex
Marva
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Remo der Lalgee
Lain Ft Pa
Tim Tanle in Respect May Rail Era Notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hawley, Erie rail line, trains, and public notices. Sparse readable items imply train schedules or notices about rail travel and local points near Hawley, with references to dates and places but unclear specifics. Entities include Hawley and Erie railroad context, Tim Tanle possibly a person, and general transport terms.
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Base
National League
Rossenbach
Nicol
Lok PLC
Scranton Soveee
Seeene
Covneeves
Key
Newark
Devery
Seeenseeene
Cinsenseuns Veues
Seeeseeeeeves
Brooklyn
Ceenee
Pittahute le
Louis
Cincinnati
Worsisessiscsen
Allentowm
Wim Delvhanty
Nowe
Ory McMenus
A Kubin
Seranton
Allentown Serteden
J. O'Brien
Sheffer
News
Knell
O'firien
Shefer
Mientown
Hy Boyle
Secranton
Russell
E. Fas
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Dean
Stansocceeerseee
Haggerty
Grant
Sabeeseesensaas
HK F. Meol
Ketehem
Uf Stratton
Sober Etibuscus
Colliflower
Seeyes
Clymer
Sbenntoann Nyre
Ennenee Burns
Twan
Johnson
Accormal
Riire
T. Strinck
Narnet
Climer
Burns
Stratton
Wilkes-Harre
Rimira
Nase
Nase On balle—Of Voarnett, 8; of Collistower, 9; Off Ny Collifower
Mager
Darnett
Pasevdielle
Accorsint
Messitt
Feeun
Gomlwin
Bellavita
Ade Sr Ear
A Medical CO
Citelen
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackawarra Ave
Lawrence
Cfeeseteeerare
Young
Hesymont
Ib Ty Tate
Ames Heme
Shannon
Hyers
Bates
Hy Ames
Brown
Terryhill Lindhwleted
Anes
Pyle
Pawrence
Pwacens Atneoeens
Resumont
Tate
Coogan
Witrar
Sonenenas Couwor
Fertseh
Po Cceeves Tetale
St. Onepeeeenene Baitam
Eseeedpeasanua
Oowe
Soneesene McGuire
Berryhil
Uh Paseess
Beavens
McGuire
Vigneus
Veach
Lases
dJereey City
Nasee
Bhalle
OM Fertech
of Keener
Venpire
Daless
Adasesa Peas Medicine CO
John H. Prelfe
Wyeming Avenue
Spruce Street
Taylor News
Dalton
Peckville
Jermyn and Mayfield
Chamberlain
J. W. Lynch
Dorr
W. Va
Matthews Brothers
Hood's
People’s Exchange
Menatt
Ars
As Crystal E
Dundad Stirew Carbondale, Pe. A
Blacksmith Siop
Harkets
Harding
Harrison Avenue
Epee
Myer Daridow
Lackawanna Avenue
City
Desimanle
P. O. Bom
Stantial
Piich Low
Andrew Leighton
Bargat
Tribune
Adams Avenus
BP. m. Toy Cay
P.O. Hog
Ingent
Mears
South Main Ave
Liberal Commission
America
Greenwich
Lily
Oyals Prospect Avenue
IL. B
Sumner Avenue
John
Washington Avenue
Bulletin
Stampton
Hackett
Lake Ariel
Rocery and
DY Oops Busines
Lee Hackett
Lew Hackett
Temperance Hotel
Cetahliahet House
Lackavanna, Penn, Tose
Mackett
Harrleen Avenue
Madison Avrenche Pear
Heckett
Madison Avenue
Goa
E Heckett
Salf
Jefferson Avenue
Argaine Bee Hackett
Clay Avenue Properties
Hackett, Meee
Monro
W. T. Hackett
Price Building
Overtiot, L. G. McCaure
Cues Vali Reveere
James Mace ‘Tt, Te Treasuren
T. B
Penneylvania
Jel
Board of Commissidiers of Public
Execive Department
Torrietorg
LEGAL
Margaret Moore
Ezratl. Ridple
Isceuter
Welles & Tohrey
Lackawanna County
Soldiers
Courier Mortis
John Penman
J. Powkin
Art County
Dantela
Mork
Roseer
Lackawanna Telephone Co
Rubwaya
Elon Buchanan
Atresia
Mann
Edward ¢. Spatlong
CP. Ay
Thaders’ Bank Building
Edward N. Davis
Archinpect
Connell Building
Frederick L. Brows
Sutatiton
Ne *Phonia
Joseph Kelley
Linden
Hentists
Kilenterger
Pauli Building
Boranton
O. Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Cor
Wycoming
Mulburry
DR. c
Laubac
Wyoming Avenue
Nol
Orr
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
Zeigler, Moropritor
Scranton House
Europe
Victor Koch
Richard J. Bourke
Hoot Laclawanoa Avenue
General Inn
Prowning
Reon Ams Mears Boundling
Mears Buildin
Warhinster Avenue
Spring Street
Frank E. Hoyle
AN Tne. Forethan
Bork
Kate Inad
Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Winhington Avenue
Jester & Inssup, Attorneys and Cos
Tas Ae Commonwealth Building
Root and
Ee aAmra
Oarford
Lay
Edward W. Thayer
Novos Fah Pane
Hulding, Meigs
L.A. Watres
Attorney-Atlaw
Con Monwealth Building
Gosniee Ne
GW Pitcher
Atlaw. Com
Monwealth Billing
AEG AW
Patterson & Wildon
Traders’ National Bank
Adres" Kations
Reuvalican Rotldiso
A. W. Bertholf
MEATS
NENA
W. FR. Allen
North
Pr. S W. Vamorfany
Offict
Wovenington Avenee
Eitenes
Sctioot
Lackawanna
Rcrantoin
Hwalness
Thomas Mc Cayan
W. K. Plume
A. ML
Eer
Bavawsi Ordreatra- Weg
Tern
Aicttves
Liberte
Muse Etare
Mecargrebros
Olive Paper Wine
Arehousy
Ean Teen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Hanleton
Sunbury
Baltimore
Wook
Gen
Tan
Hutchinson
Delawies and Hudson
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Por J
Gquean Grove
Lebanion
Tarrisburg
Pottsville
Throush
Thekota
Gil Polnta
J. JL Ulmacsen
Supe
TH. T. Baldwin
Pasi
Ontario
R. R
Cure Hondale
Tabbas
Cacoula
Wit
Tenis
Wases Cadosia
Antiarron
Den
Pisa Ae
Eo Welsh
Scratons
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Tim Tanle
Repect
Hawley
Lake 1
Pennsylvania
May City
Mich
Lilles
Louise Eee Na Adan Avenue
Joe Pontes
A.D. Briggs
Coor Korth Myin
Kirke
Adwity
Mulburty
A. J. Driggs
Keglfr
Wilkes Darke
Seranteen
Linden Oy
Varkawenna Avenue
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