Beranton Drops Games as Eastern Leaders Hold Lead
The report notes Beranton losing again to the Eastern League leaders while the Bisons fall to Wilkes-Barre fat men. Erie Yonkers game postponed by order of J. Plavius. Providence defeats Scranton to widen its lead in the Eastern league pennant race. Syracuse loses to Springfield and Wilkes-Barre beats Buffalo. Weather cancels another Erie game. Standings show Scranton down in percentage with little change otherwise.
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Bisons
Wilkes-Barre
Erie Yonkers
J. Plavius
Rovidence
Scranton
Syracuse
Springfield
Wilkes- Barre
Buffalo
Weather Neep
Erie
Otkers
Scranton Beaten by Providence Amid Weak Batting
Providence defeated Scranton as Egan shut down the batting. Scranton played cleaner fielding and better baserunning, but poor hitting doomEd their effort and allowed Providence to win.
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Providence
Scranton
Egan
Scrantons
Providenew
Wilkes-Barre Wins Tight Setback Over Buffalo
Wilkes-Barre defeats Buffalo on home ground in a close game as Joe Battin misses a go-ahead chance with two on. Hoffer’s walks and key miscues cost Buffalo. Lyttle Leemer and Battin are noted in a rough box score with a 1:50 game time.
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Wires
Barre
Wilkes- Barre
Buffalo
Joe Battin
Bisons
Hoffer
Wilkes-Barre
Lyttle
Tel
Lovneien
Peatst
Stearpa
Foeilen Ie
Oclymor
Botts
Niu
Gillen,&b
Boyd
Warner
Lewoos al
M'M
Battin
Hofford
Wilkow
M Lytle
Leemer
Coe
Bale Creche
Dave Corvoran
Springfield Notes On A Baseball Game
A fragmentary recap from Springfield shows teams facing Syracus e with score details incomplete. Batter ies credited to Miller Leahy Kilroy and Rafter. Umpire Doesher rounds out the sparse box.
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Springfield
Syracus
Hite
Syracuese
Springfeld
Miller
Leahy
Kilroy
Rafter
Doesher
Baseball results from multiple National League games
A compiled score roundup from Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington St Louis and Chicago games. Notable totals include Brooklyn 2 Cleveland 4 New York 6 Pittsburg 5 Boston 10 Louisville 9 Philadelphia 14 Cincinnati 37 Baltimore 12 Chicago 11 and Washington 2 St Louis 2. Umpires were Lynch McQuaid Botts and Keefe.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Soar Hita
Brook
Yorkittsburg, & Batteries
Meekin
Arrell
Gumbert
Sugden
McQuaid
Boston
Louisville
Hite
Loniaville
Batterioo
Inks
Grim
Hudson
Staley
Ryan
Tonny
Hurat
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Errora
Weybing
Clements
Fisher
Merritt
Emslie
Battersea
Taylor
Grady
Whittrock
Murphy
Baltimore
Chicago
Huw
Mercer
McGpire
Breitenstein
Miller
Botts
Scranton Lawn Club Tennis Tourney Opens At Platt Place
The Scranton Lawn Club hosts its third annual tennis tourney at Platt Place today and tomorrow with entries from Reading and Shenandoah plus clubs from Wilkes Barre Montrose Norwalk and Brooklyn. Singles and doubles events begin at 10 am with prizes including silver-backed brushes. 20 singles players and 12 doubles teams compete.
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Scranton Lawn Club
Scranton
Platt Place
Hawley Society and Local Travel Notes
Hawley residents Miss Mary Caniff and Miss Mary McGowan of Port Jervis N Y visit Miss Jennie McNamara in Scranton for cure of liver trouble and constipation. Nellie Broderick went to Pittsburgh on Tuesday afternoon to visit relatives. Michael Kelley, a yard worker in Erie and Wyoming Valley, is proud father of a son. Firemen Edward Winans and Charles Cramer of Dunmore called on townspeople yesterday. Hawley folks attended the circus in Honesdale yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Goodman, guests of Mrs Gill, left for Green Ridge Scranton.
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Mary Caniff
Mary McGowan
Port Jervis
N. Y
Jennie McNamara
Reever
Sproce &T
Scranton
Nellie Broderick
Pittston
Michael Kelley
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Edward Winans
Charles Cramer
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Dunmore
Hawley
Honesdale
William Goodman
Gill
Green Ridge
Jermyn Notes and Local Happenings
Jermyn residents report a ten day outing at Niagara and the Adirondacks. Visitors include Edward Thompson Sayre J B Ward Montdale Owen Huber Philadelphia and P F Kelly Oneonta. John Farrell plans a stone walk on Main street. Borough council meets tonight. Thomas Rich lowers a sidewalk to the borough grade. Browns Olyphant beat Hickories Jer myn at East Side grounds. W K Dodson family visiting Kingston. Ontario and Western plans 2 cent a mile Scranton tickets for mountain trip.
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Jermyn
Yeaterday
W. & Badger
Niagara
Adirondacks
Edward Thompson
Sayre
J. B Ward
Montdale
Owen Huber
Philadelphia
P. F. Kelly
Oneonta
John Farrell
Thomas Rich
Hin Atore
Olyphant
W. K. Dodson
Kingston
Ontarion and Western Company
Scranton
Kcep
Mountain Rk
Remarkable sales for Dr. King's New Discovery and remedies
Advertisers boast strong merit of four products including Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds Electric Bitters Bucklen s Arnica Salve and Dr Salve King s New Life Pills. Each bottle is guaranteed to do as claimed and sold widely at the local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklen
America's Pioneer Steamers Race of 1833 and Early Atlantic Steamers
In New York crowds cheered the April 23 1833 arrival of the first transatlantic steamship and its rival as steam travel began. Earlier attempts by the Savannah and Royal William showed feasibility but relied on sails and coal limits. The Sirius and Great Western later staged the first race from Queenstown to Bristol, with Sirius winning after a four day head start, carrying seven passengers.
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New York
Europe
Atlantic
Savannah
Royal William
Quebec
Liverpool
Sirius
London
Great Western
Bristol
Queenstown
John H. Gould
Scribner's
Extraordinary child speaks in odd phrases on Howard street
A frail six year old girl with a basket chats with a benevolent passerby. The man asks her destination and she replies with quirky phrases about her father the tragedian at Morosco's theatre, prompting astonished reactions from bystanders.
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Howard Street
Moe
Skidm
Blythe
Morosco's
San Francisco Examiner
Fragmented Collected Snippets From Vintage Dispatches
A collage of brief items includes a London cab and bus exchange with a witty retort, a sulphur fire extinguisher concept from the New York Journal, notes on pigeon English and Chinaman speech, Coleridge reader types, stained glass imitation tips, and an ad for Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
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New York Journal
Situations Wanted Adverts From Honest Young Men
A sober industrious young man seeks steady work in city or country and can provide references from last employer. Address keeper OM Lackawanna Ave Heranton PA. Also a 4th man wants shorthand writer work with references. Address A W Tribune office. Boy 14 years old seeks position call 1017 Haypton Hyde Park Hyde Park PA.
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Boarrereer
Atun
Adiresa
OM Lackawanna Ave
Heranton
Eure
Addres A. W
Tribune Office
Haypton At
Hyde Park
Ton Pa
Iite
DR. E. Grewer
Spruce Street
Scranton
Help Wanted Trades and Lodging Ads in One Page
A scanned newspaper page lists multiple classified ads: help wanted for a male industrial worker with pay and room in a library building. several ads seeking ladies for papitenine work with weekly pay. rent notices for store space at Lackawanna Avenue and other locations. furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent. a lodge funeral notice for John Josen. pamphlets and bound volumes offered at The Tribune office. meal tickets and board options at a corner location.
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Schiller Lodge
John Josen
Cedar Aventa
Acob C
Lange
W. MM
Charles
Gelbert
Lane
Tribune
Glove Sale Offers Broad Suede Stock at Low Prices
Scranton hosts a sweeping glove sale featuring Connolly & Wallace items. Large lots include 50 dozen four button suede gloves and 25 dozen West End pique gloves in English reds, plus Darby and eight-button Masquetair styles. Prices from 69 cents a pair, many at deep discounts, plus regular stock discounts on kid and suede gloves. This is promoted as the most important glove sale in Scranton with wide shade variety and guaranteed quality.
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New York
Cabina
Bank Statement Line Items and Balances This Week
Reading shows mixed bank items such as checks and cash items, due from banks, call loans with collateral, time loans secured by mortgages, securities and real estate assets including furniture and fixtures, safe deposit vaults, and overdrafts. Liabilities include deposits and unpaid dividends, with miscellaneous and other liabilities noted.
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Vie
Mt Taanen
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BASE
Beranton
C's
Taouso Eceane
Soranton
Lyons
J. Rogers
Stricker
Murray
Boranton
P.O
Rogers
Johnson
Atchen
Whitehead
Lehane
Helan
Knight
Cooney
Dixon
Cahill
Phelan
Swartwood
Johann Hoft
Dhihem
Eisner & Menperson Co
National League
Reading
Shenandoah
Chittenden-Loveland
Moffat- Lathrope
Snyder
Deer
Kingabury-Jones
John Torrance
Torrey-Orchard
F. Faller- Warriner
Kirkpatrick-Moon
Walker-Blair
Faller
Brooks
E. Hunt
Belin
Moffatt
Archbald
Knapp
Orchard and Lathrop
Torrey
Whitam
Johnson and Fuler
Jessup
S. Warriner
Kirkpatrick
Oe Snyder
Torrance
Con. L. Fuller
W. Torrey
Kingsbury
Sanderson
Jones and
Loveland
Chittenden
Binghamton
Lathrope
Carbondale
Stuart Jessup
Montrose
Jones
Wilkes Barre
Moonsand Orchard
S Warriner
Norwalk
Conn
B. F. Torrey, Jr
America’s Pioneer Steamers
Cabby
Piccadilly
Jehu
Mel
Harper
Coleridge
Pune
Ladies’ Home Journal
Dr. Thoman
Sidnestons Wansonsanien
Eve Sanens
Ted-Sopiti
Stam
J. H. G. Tarmums
Lackawanna Ave
Henry Y Fey
Ofc Greigville
Washington Avenue
Jor
Ponn Avenue
John Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Poweeiston
Wyoming Ave
Lawlie
Lidl
MOODY
Franklin Avenue
Brown
Ihie
Schlager & Co
Geo
Rico
EB. E. Te Leung
Charles Schlager
Court of Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
John T. Edwards
Evan J. Willams
William J. Jenkins
John R. Richards
Thomas Lewis
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Hyde Park Lodge
Keighta
Pythias
State of Pennsylvania
Fundy
Prothonotary's
A. L. Taylor
W. BR. Lewis
Dolicitors
Connolly & Wallace
Putin Terome
Washington Ave
Court House
the Scranton Bedding CO
Academy OF Music
M. B. Leavitt
Matcheas
Usk
Pia
William Barry
Wm. Gill
New York City
Barry
Ravens Ct
Fifth Avenue
Wm. Linn Allen & Co
Heckasees
Chicago Board of Trade
G du Dimmick
Banking
Lackawanna Neatan Scranton
Lackawanha County
Te Apy
Ae Resources
Amount Trust Fonds
EI. Krumbhaal
County of Lackawanna
Henry J. Anderson
Welles
Hinky J. Anderson
Hipchcock
Ben
Chas. H Welles
the Frothingham
Comedienne
Hetiil
Bernard Chase
Thirt
Ae Pictures
Hottie
Bernard Chas
Momtey
Miss Rose
Coghlan
Coghlan Company
Sarnion
Frothingham
Orchestra
Oscar Wilde
Maloney Oil and Manufactury Co. Oils
Meridian ST
Fitz and Webster
Prett Girls
Sinerrs
Dane~ory
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Fon T
Davis’ Theater
ALL Lady
German Rupture Cure Co. Climited
Scranton Tribune
EK. Grewer
Spruce ST
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Hull & Co
Wyoming
Olther Sax
Adueons
Eaerd CO
Masonica Chicago
H. C. Sanderson
Washington
DR. Mott
DH. Mose's Chemical CO
Ohior
C. M. Harris
Drogglat
Venu Avene
Evers Gs
Guarmanter
Peal Medicine CO
Clevelands
John H. Phelps
Cor Spruce Street
THE
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Cranton and Wile HE
Manupactu
General Office
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