Scranton Keeps Lead as Reading Rises in League Standings
In yesterday’s league results Scranton still leads the At hile League while Reading climbs to second by sweeping the Athletics. Allentown gains ground with two wins over Elmira, passing Jersey City into sixth. In the National League Philadelphia took two from Chicago and Brooklyn fell to St Louis. Boston’s two defeats of Cincinnati leave them close to New York. Notable plays included Ketchem starting on first, Scott Stratton’s late power, and Knox spoiling Wilkes-Barre scoring chances as Wilker-BMarre tallies the lone run in the fifth. Attendance in both leagues was high with a packed Athletes Park crowd.
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Scranton
Reading
Athletics
Wilkestre
Athlics
Allentown
Elmira
Nat Place
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Browns
Superbas
Scott Stratton
Inez
Knox
Pirate O'Brien
McIntyre
Ketcohem
Wilker-Bmarre
Byrne
Messitt
Knoll
Clymer
Wilkes-Barre
Athletice Park
Severn Bensona
P. Scranton
MCAF
Wilkes
Cissvenishinvdsres
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Wilkes- Barre
Barons
Russell
Luzerne Noblemen
O'Brien
Kennedy
Schmidt
Kervin
Goodwin
Wilkes-Barrcana
Burns
Ketcham
Nyce
Wwke
Hub Knoll
Elect
Hub
Colliflower
Cleveland
Dick Knox
Harry Morrill
Jack O' Brrien
Coldflower
Jack O'Brien
Crenter Field
Ag Messitt
Oae
MacIntyre
Sehmitt
Merritt
Epeling
Jack
O'Vivien
Teddy Troosevelt
Pirate
Doherty
Mercy Clymer
Meixsitt
Tyre Baker
Little Knoll
Flo
Wilkes-Tarte Toilay
Owen
Mesltt
Milllesn
Millerich
Fimira
Moatentay
Bay
Rteanlar
Mitchels Narnett
McPougall
Wilkeediarre
Hones
Pothomen
Dad Smith
Toronto
Fn Helm
Ehore
Buffalo
Darky
Witken- Barre
Mike Doherty
Tarry Morrill
Wilkes Marre
Courhlin
Schau
Tara
Allentown Fae
Weat
Fone
Burnham
Ketchern
Ozains
Tom Nelohanty
Tom Bowen
Allentown Daily Leader
Pronkton
Witches
Hirre
Rumell Halle
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Split Doubleheader in Valley City
In the morning at the city down the valley Wilkes-Barre beat Scranton 5 to 0 amid disputed calls and defensive miscues. The afternoon game saw Kervin dominate for Wilkes-Barre as they edged Scranton 1 to 0 before a crowd near five thousand, with strong fielding by Doherty and O'Brien and Burns delivering a notable early homer for Wilkes-Barre.
Reading May 80 Downgraded Ath Totien in Morning Game
Reading defeated Ath Totien in a morning matchup before about a thousand spectators. Jersey City players attended from the grandstand while Newark was listed as a future venue but did not attend. First game score line unclear but shows Athletics and related players. second game score cited as 98 to 4 with names Jordan Coogan and Shinzot involved.
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Reading
Totien
Jersey City
Rand
Newark
Medi
Athletics
Allentown hosts erratic Atlantic League doubleheader
May 30 in Allentown drew a crowd near two thousand as the Atlantic League tail chord entertained with two games full of wrangling and errors by Elmira. Honey's path and Harnett's long drive stood out amid the chaotic action as players battled for advantage.
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Allentown
Elmira
Honey
Harnett
Stimmer
McManus
McDousall
Accersial
Feooml Game
Anomhown
Elinita
Taylor and McManus
Johnson and
Accursin
National League Phillies Giants Game Report
In Philadelphia the Phillies lost 2 to 4 as Griffith Donohue and Chance powered runs while McFarland contributed on the mound. Umpire O Dey presided. In New York the Giants edged the Mets 8 to 8 with Waddell Dowerman and Mawby in battery, Swartwood officiated.
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Philadelphia
R. i. F. Cwleabo
Itsttories
Crifith
Donohue
Chance
Danohive
McFarland
O' Dey
Brooklyn Se PR Louie vccceeee OTOONOOTEO 8 O 1
Umpire-surs and teams listed for multiple games with names like Hatteriet-Hughey and Robinson Noga Parrell in New York and Boston venues. Scoring sequences show varied batter counts and inconsistent OCR rendering across cities including Brooklyn and St. Louis with several umpire credits.
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Brooklyn
Louie v
Otoonooteo
Hatteriet
Hughey and Robinson
Noga
Parrell
Surs
Morning Games Scores Snapshot
Rochester 15 Montreal 8 Springfield 4 Mortford 1 Toronto 19 Syracen Worcester 4 Providence 6 Syracie 11 Toronto 4 Hartford 8 Springfeld 4 Montreal 10 Roehrator 3 Worcester 0 Providence 4
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Rochester
Montreal
Springfield
Mortford
Toronto
Syracen
Worcester
Providence
Syracie
Hartford
Springfeld
Roehrator
Cleveland and Detroit Grid Scores from City Matchups
The record lists numerous city matchup results with scores for teams including Cleveland, Muffalo, Kantan City, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Detroit, Buffalo, Kansas City, Chicnra, and others across varied conditions. Unclear punctuation and misspellings obscure exact pairings.
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Cleveland
Kantan City
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolia
Indianapolis
Detroit
Buffalo
Kansas City, & Chicnra
Inisianapiolis
College Basketball Scores From Worcester Area Matches
In a series of college games, Cornell defeated Bethlehem University of Pennsylvania 8 to 4 at Holy Cross arena while Lehigh beat Dickinson 9 to 2 in another matchup. Georgetown edged Harvard 8 to 7 in a separate contest.
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Worcester
Holy Crece
Cornell
Bethlehem
University of Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Saanceerties
Dickinson
Georgetown
Murvard
Allentown and Wilkes-Barre in Scranton baseball notes
Report covers attendance at Reading game actions, lineups for Wilkes-Barre and Allentown squads, mentions Bay and Mitchell, Narnett and McPougall in Reading outfield, Doherty praised by Morrill, West pitching for Allentown, and umpire speculation. Notes medical and finger injury impact, plus two recent games postponed by rain and a near home run by Kennedy.
Taylor Hoan company picnic draws large local crowd
The Taylor Hoan company No 1 held a grand open air picnic at Weber's park with a Silver Carat concert garden. a school fusion ball game saw Old Forge Mues defeated by Norparelia 12 to unknown. A Young Men's Society rally at the Presbyterian church planned for 7 50 with speakers Thomas Thorburn and J T Dunn. Various locals noted visiting relatives and chapel events across town.
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Taylor Hoan Company
So. 1
Weber's Park
Taylor
Old Forge Mues
Norparelia
Milligan
Barry
Lewis
Hammond
Young Men's Society
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Thorburn
Young Men
J. T. Dunn
Beranton
Thorns Reynolds
Thie Plant
Helieran Yeaterday
Charlee Qurite
Storrs Etreet
Weat Berantonsweterday
John Davia
Wilkve-Barre
Edward F. Daria
Middle Etreet
Veaterdey
John T. Jones
Pontypridd
Bowth Wales
Jones
Richard Winters
Pon
Jems
Wailread Street
Nanticoke
Morrin
Scranton
T. A. Evans
Best Goendall
Peckwville
Borough Lane
John Evans
Viainaville
E.G. Evans
North Maintreet
Maud Maud Davi
Mamie Francis
Bloomsburg Normal
Accident injures James Bryden at river bank cannon blast
In Carbondale at Municipal park on the river bank a brass cannon exploded while being fired by James Bryden and others. Bryden suffered powder penetration of the eyeball and facial burns. Morris Kelly received facial burns. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bryden
Sons of Vetérans and Patrioile Order
Bons of Affierica
Michael Morrison
Morris Kelly
New Century club season finale at Mr and Mrs Kimball home
The New Century club held its last social of the season at the Kimball home with the Indies inviting gentlemen friends. A refined musical program and generous post-prandial spread delighted attendees. Officers elected at the recent meeting include President Mrs R D Stuart and Secretary Treasurer Mrs J B Hoyt.
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New Century Club
Kimball
Mre
R, D, Stuart
Mra
J, B
Hoyt
Elven
Land boomers draw crowds with sales at Fast Side Park
Several thousand people gathered at Fast Side park as land boomers hosted a sale with music, balloons and free sandwiches. First lot sold for £495 with a second jot. 400 to 500 lots sold, some at 33. Balloon ascent failed when a professor and his wife fell about 1,000 feet into bushes after rising 100 feet and could not open their parachute.
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Fast Side Park
Boy bitten by dog prompts dog control call
Warold Powderly son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Powderly Eleventh avenue was bitten on the leg by J F McDonalds bulldog South Main street The wound was cauterized by Dr Thompson The incident underscores the push to shoot two thirds of dogs and muzzle the rest
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Warold
Mra
Patrick Powderly
Elehth Avenue
J. F. McDonald
South Main Street
Thompson
Notable visitors and social events mark quiet Windsor day
Dr. H C Wheeler and wife and Miss Hoffman spent the night in Windsor with the doctor set to return home today. A S Baker auditor of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal company visited the city. The Recherche club hosted a May social in the Burke building with Prof. Firth providing music. Elf soldiers decorated graves but no special city ceremonies occurred and Fern hall drew many attendees.
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H.C. Wheeler
Hoffman
Windsor
N. Y
A. S. Baker
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
Recherche Club
Burke
Firth
Elf
Fern Hall
Memorial Day Observances and Local Notices in Jermanyn
Memorial day was observed with quiet services in Jermyn and Mayfield. Residents visited Lake Lodore Crystal Lake and Carbon Dale for attractions while churches held rites led by local ministers. News includes a death in Ohio of John McNulty and a hospital eye surgery for Dennis Sullivan, with social visits and church activities noted.
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Lake Lodore
Crystal Lake
Carbondale
Sons of Veterans
Maynard R. Thompson
Baptist
Thomas Cook
Primitive Methodist
M. D. Puller
Methodist Episcopal Churches
John McNulty
Mayfield
Ohio
Dennis Sullivan
East Side
Johnson's
Priceburg
Lackawanna Hospital
Evana
West Pittston
H. A. Willman
Mandane
H. P. Woodward
Dunmore
Frank Baker
Dunstaff
Women's Home Missionary Society
George Cudlip
Firth Street
The People's Exchange Advertisement Notice
A popular clearing house offers houses to rent real estate or other property to sell or exchange or to find situations or help. Advertisements cost one cent a word six insertions for five cents a word. Situations wanted are inserted free.
Various Classified Notices and Proposals in Pennsylvania
A garbled page lists rental ads for rooms and properties, sales of plants, and job requests, plus a long notice inviting sealed proposals for furnishing at stations and state buildings in Pennsylvania. It mentions specific locations such as 607 N Washington, 60 Harrison Ave, No. 823 Wyoming Ave, and Montrode PA, with details on required bonds and bid procedures for state contracts.
Young Man Seeks Work In City and Community
SITUATIONS WANTED Ad seeks employment in office collecting or other work. Address H St Cloud hotel. Young man Gi G, 66) Proappet avenue. Also offers washing and ironing at home with contact L Bh a North Sumner avenue.
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St. Cloud Hotel
Proappet Avenue
L. Bh. A
North
Sumner Avenue
Memorial Day Observances and Local Socials Reported
Memorial Day events in Peceville Ventoriay featured grave decorations by Grand Army of the Republic members at Hidge Stevens and Arehtald cemeteries. Major L. M. Bunnell delivered a cutting address, crowds gathered at White's Hill and the Delaware and Hudson Station, and the Morgan store building hosted an evening program with concerts, tableaux, and recitations. Local residents, including Mrs. Mary Barnet and J. Reed, were noted, along with various visits and departures in town.
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Grand Amp of the Republic
Hidge
Stevens
Arehtald
White
L. M. Bunnell
Hyde Park
Watwrane
Delaware and Hudson
Ceport
Tunnell
Morgan Store
Voral Gain
W. W. Burke
Ietermerital
Mex Pearl Treverton
Toon
Mrs. Rows Lloyd
Mise Stearny
Frien Kien Park Church
Cora GriMin
J. C. Cumminies
Nay Ang Hone Company
Voral
W. F. Burke
Mary Barnet
Andrew Hale
Yaerie
Satmoel White
Worrick Center
J. J. Reed
Ontario and Western
Glenhien
Cayiain
Driggs
Oran Army of the Republic
Factoryville
Jomup
Memorial Day Observed by Ollyphant Organizations
Memorial day observances in Ollyphant featured graves decorated by the Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish American War Veterans. A 1 30 parade assembled at the central school with many groups in formation including Ollyphant Drum Corps Renlor and Junior Foreat org Ancient Order of Hibernians Wed Men A W and Spanish-American War Veterans Kaletite of Malta Ronn's Military Band Knights of the Golden Eagle. Carrying council and school board members and other officials in carriages, the parade followed a line published in The Tribune. Thomas Patten served as grand marshal with post parade exercises at the Central Solient grounds including prayer by Mev Mr Kiley, address Our patriotism by La Fe Lewis, and songs led by Mev Fr Harris.
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Fenday
Grand Army of the Republic
Orelock
Tdea
Olphant
Renlor
Junior Foreat. Org
Grider
Malta
Ronn
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Tribune
Thomas Patten
Sarnetaser
Solient
Bonn's Ears
Kiley
la Fe. Lewis
Adres
Our Polaiern
AL. Hirris
Taylor
Local Scranton Listings Include Architects Lawyers and Furnishings
A dense newspaper page lists Frederick L. Brown architect at 14 Washington Avenue, Scranton, with numerous entries for attorneys Richard J. Rourke and JW. Wrowleng, doctors and lenders, traders, and local businesses. The jumble mentions Ta Linden hotels, ElK Café, and multiple firms on Lackawanna avenues and Spree Street, portraying a busy business directory scene.
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Frederick L. Brown
PRICE
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Scranton Bus Schedule Partial Times and Stops
Sunday trains listed with times 2.25 1.00 .96 10.05 and 12.10 2.5% 4.08 Mm. LA5 ain 6. m. Bloomshee tivistos leave Scranton at 10.05 a.m. and 6:10 p.m.
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O Pk Om
NotItay Sennen
Bloomshee Tivistos
Scranton
Tralna Fir Corlontale
Oranton
Wilkus-laree
L. R. R. Arenes A. m
Polnia
SAS
ASTM
Fi Allain Ami
Polrite
New York Ontario and Western R R Time Table
New York Ontario and Western Railway timetable lists connections and departures for Scranton, Carbondule, Carbonvale, Cadosey, and Cadeah, with trains to and from caredale and Walloon. Officials J C Antiersom and J E Weish are referenced as general passenger and traveling agent.
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New York
Ontario
R. R
Expect Montay
Scranton
Carbonvale
Local train times at Hawley amid winter schedule
A garbled timetable notes train arrivals and departures around Hawley with several unreadable lines. The fragment mentions morning and afternoon slots and a possible polling event reference, but critical details are unclear.
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National League
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Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
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Fat
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Taylor News
Taylor Hose Company
Jermyn and Mayfield
Hee Land
T. W. Watkine
Jemarias
Mammond
Hernee
Miseea Etta Hoban
Agnes Norton
Patriots
The
Turing
James Sheridan
Jesup
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Aoman
Larertie Street
Edwarda
Archbald
Sunsets
South Side
St Patrick's Church Oby
Jems Savior
Mies Nellie Gallacher
Tong
Chele
Addres
Murphy
Esng
Jorientoen
Albert Mason
Jermyn
Ell Longarre
Wert Scranton
L. Thornesle
Montrose
People’s Exchange
Harrett
Wasilington
Harding
von Pine Etreet
Thomas Riewli
Harrison Avenue
George Keller
Washington
Tlowe
Montrode
Armirew Leighton
Glenhurn
Tristine Office
Adams Avenue
Tun
Poe
Gent
OC. George
General Delivery
General Thoube
C. Mears
South Main Ave
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Eveton Milla
Greenwich Atrwet
Office OF the Board OF Commissioners
Pont
Wr Vite
William A. Stone
Gwenn
L. G. McCauley
Awlite
James B
Majesir Te
Commonwealth of Ponhawinania
Court of Common Pleas
Marre
Tyre
Tublle
J. WM
McLean Medical Company
Novenferth
Helen Bucksnan
New York City
Mia
Peceville
LEGAL
Coeernce
Pennsylvania
Darien
Stocker
William Walker
Charles H. Wella
Huntingdon
Hunt
Sweden
Sat
Welles & Torwey
Yquore
Rotice
Hmieny
Milalonets
Lackaventinig
Sernton
Effini
Fons Cor Ae Morris
Jin Penma
Il Ccommissioners
WM. G. Dantels
Ees
Navatg Park
NT A
Puditor
Edward C. Shaulding
G. Pla
Thadrv’ Bank Building
Sromwitests
Edward I. Davis
Connell Building
A. Joseph Huiley
Ta Linden
DR. Cef
Filenberger
Jal LA Building
Spruce Effect
Lyman
Pital, Cor
Wyoming and Mulberry
C. C. Lauiach
H. PF. Reynolds
P. C
Recoraur
Franklin
Igler
Mac Vagg
Victor Kooah
Rawyery
Richard J. Rourke
Lackawanna Avenue
JW. Wrowleng
Attousey
ASD
Rooma
Mewra Buffellsug
DR Replogle
Getate
Meare Builiing
Spree Street
Prank & Doyle
Copnerye Lomotlaw
Bure
Moore 15
Snd
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Jessup
Goun
Norent-law
COUN
Pig Commonwealth Building
James W. Carforn
L Room & Aid
Board of Trade
Award W. Thayer
WMA Edward
Meare Building
A Watres
T Bawan Nilding
OR Pitcher
Attorney-At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Beranton, Ia
Patterson & Wilcox
Xi Traders Rational
Nina
A.W. Bertholf
Wears Ang
Pyridine
Pr. W. & Allen
North Wasninaros Avenue
Eauna
SOO
Lackawanna
Collowy
Law
Moll
Cine
Rataloewe Tov
Thomas Mocann
W. E. Pumley
AL MM
Healdliaater
Orine
GR Clark
Spydman
Nore Vryman
Enon Howe
Big North Main Avenue
Joseph Kurttel
Tackawany Avenue
Fererma
Baver
Plvniion
Persis
Hicepthepa
Withinies
Sensitive Gilitroes
Contiett
Muro Store
Megarger Bros
Printana
Avelo
Plarehouse
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
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West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
J. T. Hotchinson
Del
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Ross
Scranton, Pa
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New US
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Niagara Falls
Lo Waren
Squasedon
Bridge
Rollin Hs
Wilbur
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Charles
Pass
Cortland
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Whitehall
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Baston
Mauchhank
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Witkee-forre
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Suniays
Waltimore
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Pirtone Tranch
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Dtermahare
Allotown
Votteville
Eaat
Nouth
West St Lowest
J.T Oustial Sen
Sapa
H. P. Haldwin
Pana Agt
Erle and
Wyoming Valley
Hawley
Fellvars Ne
Kila
Polute
Wld
van Puten
Ageority
Gay City
Alek
Alec Jodie
Louisa Koernaher
Adams Aveumin
Jimi A
T. Briggs
Kedee
Gab
Farlal
Lalwurkig
Ehlreipatl
News Star
Bes
Spruce
Linden
Lackawanna Avenues
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