Thacher Declines Democratic Governor Bid in NY
John Boyd Thacher, a bi metal Democrat, declines the Democratic nomination for governor after balking at the party platform aligned with Chicago, preferring to stay within the party to push state issues and oppose pure silver coinage. Porter and Couritin positions shift as the ticket adapts to the split on free coinage.
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Wilbur F. Porter
Thacher
Albany
John Boyd Thacher
Buffalo
Chicago
Saratoga
Dicket Four
Amd
Btu d Rade
Watertown
State Committee
New York City
Daniel Couritin
Gold Democrats
Brooklyn
Alee
Porter
Mr. Thacher
Altumcount
United Associated Presses
Louse
Executive Chamber
Democratic State Committee
Ita Neotfo
New York
Saughi
Democratic Party
Othe
Timie
National League season concludes with postponed Chicago Cincinnati games
The National League planned to end its season with two Chicago versus Cincinnati games halted by Haln. Regardless of results, final standings will follow an appended table. The Temple Cup series starts with three games in Baltimore and three in Cleveland, with a potential seventh in Pittsburgh if needed.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Haln
Hanlon
Tebeau
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Travelers Defeat Buyers In Three Hour Park Exhibition
A commercial travelers team beat buyers 14 to 7 at Athletic Park in a game marked by errors and runs. Umpires J. J. Todd and Stevenie called plays. Notable mentions include Stowers and Filley as top run scorers and Box cigaré by Davi Spruks as best hitter.
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Athletic Park
J. J. Todd
Steven Ie
Pelzes
Stowers’ Ham
Fillew
Seconl
Goldsmith Bros. Hoyt
Bion
Davi Spruks
Ennett
Scranton Packing Company
Diuesan
Mosterrora
Hoes Ham
Pernokis
Pickles
Gilmore
Imrtiest
Reynolis Bros
Mort Muffsn
E. A. Gilmore
Holberan
Blandin
Hox Cigars
Griffith Davis
Case Peanuts
Jermyn
Hox Soap
Holy Davis
Silk Night Shirt
Trim
One Hundred Feed
Law
Hroken Bate
Seighat
Curran
Airsplays
Preshmutha Tobacco
Richards
Islander’—Tobacco
Linderman
Harmony Wins Hard-Fought Clash On Eureka Grounds
Harmony triumphed over the Eurekas in a tense late afternoon game on Eureka’s field. Cawley pitched superbly with strong support but Eurekas’ fielding and offense by Gaughan Coleman Shine carried the effort. final score 9 to 4.
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Harmony
Eurekas
Eureka
Cawley
Gaughan
Coleman
Shine
Dean
Moran
Features of the Drummers' Fair in New York
Promoted as the era’s biggest show the Commercial Travelers' Home Fund Benefit Exhibition runs December 15 to 29 at Madison Square Garden New York. Proceeds fund the Home at Binghamton for incapacitated travelers with exhibits from the New York Society of Keramic Art and a central candy booth showcasing confectionery from Maine to California.
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Commercial Travelers’ Home Fund
New York
Tribune
Madison Square Garden
Binghamton
New York Society of
United States
Maine
California
de Frece
Sk. G. Dun & Co
Hofman House
J. P. Caddagan
Caddagan
John R. Fite
New Metropolitan Hotel
Menthon
Iast Palestine Pottery Co
Mast Palestine, O
Fourth Avenue
Green
Hears of a Fortune in India Currency tale uncovers Rosenthal inquiry
New York reported S M Rosenthal, head of United States Industrial Insurance, seeks Fifth Avenue blocks and giltedged bonds to invest as a rumored Indian fortune worth 0 009 000 may pass to him. The supposed estate belonged to Borwits who fled Russia with Moventhal's father and allegedly left everything to Rosenthal. He has written to the British consul in Calcuten to verify the will.
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New York
S. M. Rosenthal
United States Industrial Insurance Company
Fifth Avenue
India
Borwits
Russia
Moventhal
Apple Tree Bears Three Crops In Indiana Farm
A Marshall county, Indiana apple tree on Asher Boyer’s farm has produced three crops with a fourth bloom forming at the top. First crop ripened weeks ago, second picked this week, third nearing harvest, trees described as a horticultural marvel. Also an advertisement touts Sarsaparilla tonic products, claiming blood and nerve benefits and purporting cure for nervous disorders, sold by Carl Lorenz, Scranton.
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Ligenler
Ind
Marshall County
Asher Boyer
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Chiropody Clinic Offers Free Consultation
Foot care service at FEM. bk TSED'S parlor 0 Lackawacue avenue promotes treatment for corns bunions chilblains and ingrown nails. Free consultation advertised.
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FEM
Bk Tsed
Lackawacue Avenue
Lonpultation
Brigus Cleans Ivy Vaults in Mud and Dust
A dated report describes Brigus workers clearing muddied vaults from a site near Adams street and a corner of Adams Berry. The item notes use of lumps and mentions Briggs and Propre or Rrekes involved in the cleansing. Telephone line 45 percent referenced.
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Brigus
Briggs
Stern
Adame
Adams Berry
Wanted Advertisements and Help Wanted Clippings
Classified column shows a flurry of help wanted and sales pitches from . Positions include drillers for Greenville sandstone quarry, barber school in Philadelphia, agents and door-to-door sales for various firms, collection agents, nurses, and office workers. Offers promise high wages, advance payment, and training, with many locations like Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Scranton and Newark.
Professional Cards From Scranton Philadelphia Era
Professional listings for doctors dentists surgeons architects educators and lawyers in Scranton highlight offices on Wyoming avenue Spruce street and Lackawanna avenues. Notable names include Dr A Trapold Dr Anna Law Dr W E Allen Dr L M Gates architect Edward H Davis and law firms such as Frank Royle Jessup Patterson Wilcox and Watson Diihl Hall with addresses on Wyoming Spruce Commonwealth and Lackawanna avenues.
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Lackawanna
Associaion, Limited
Aswociation
Scranton
Ismi
P. Higginson
Serantom
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Frank Ef, Royle
Burr
Washington Avenue
Edward W. Thayer
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Commonwealth Building
Replogle
Mears Building
B. F. Killam
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Rail Time Tables with June 1 186
Del Lack and Western announces weekday schedules from Scranton with multiple express departures to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia Washington and Buffalo plus local and intermediate stops. Pullman cars on all expresses and pocket timetables available at Lackawanna Avenue office or depot tickets.
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Del
Lack
Western
Scranton
New York
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Washington and Way
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Binghamton and Way
Nicholson
Cortland
Syracuse
Osweg
Utica
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Pittston
Witken- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
M. L. Smith
City
Lackawanna Avenue
Depot
Lehigh
Brantoon
DB & H
R.E
Wilkss-Barre
Black Diamond Press
P.m
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Anne Aflor
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Lin H. Wilbur
Central Railroad of New Jersey June 7 1904 timetable
Trains depart Scranton for Pittston Mountain Park Atlantic City New York and other destinations with several daily departures including expresses to New York Philadelphia and points en route. Returns list morning and afternoon times with special Sunday schedules and through tickets available via agents.
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Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Wall Railroad
Scranton
Carbondale
North
The
South
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Pittston
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
Newark
Elisabeth
A. m
Reading
Ferminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethehem
Easton
P. Im
Unday
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Harrisbore
Pottsville
Therty Street
North River
Vance
J. H. Olhausen
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LaRayasville
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Adams Ave
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Covington Township
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Charles Sehingr
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Main Avenue
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Washington Ave
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Lacka
Edward HL Davis
Lwwoms
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Sprucest. Cor
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Price
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Adams Avenue
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Thomas M. Cann
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Jos Kuettel
Lacka- Wating Avenue
Th. J. Hauer
Hulbert
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Leettal
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawannaive
Thomas Aubrey
Williams Building
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Jessup de Jessup
Eeie ‘Avenue
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H. Jessup, JR
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank
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James W. Oakford
Common Wealth Building
Samuel W. Edgar
Attorney-At- Ae
Spruce St
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Attorney-Atlaw
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KH. Pitcher
Mt Egys
Spru Ruce
JAS
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Seranton
Elk Cape
Frankin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Westminster Hote Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Nable
Connolly
Wallace
Connolly & Wallace
Court House
Delaware and
Hume
Erie
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Newburnh
Areo
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Tas
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Gcranton
Sunbury
West
Hazleton
Norristown
J. R. Wood
Prevost
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Central Railroad of
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