Pittston Wins First Game and High Score Record
Pittston defeated Nanticoke 60 to 7 in the season opener at Kirby's hall amid rain. The Pittston lineup featured McGuire as captain with strong scoring from multiple players and a fast, cohesive attack. Postgame festivities included dancing as the Elite Orchestra provided music in a newly renovated hall, with upcoming games scheduled weekly against local teams.
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Kirby
New Hall
Southarntrees
Pittston
Nanticoke
McGuire
Hess
Anthony
Sorgen Dodge
Moor J Seheeter
Samu Backburn
Ballo Ane
Dodge
Seheeta
Blackburn Samuel
Hoar
Xame
W. B. Evans
Pittaton
I Mestre Ea
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Wads. Miller
Allied Trades Council and union meetings scheduled
Local notices report Allied Trades Council meets tomorrow, Barbers and Butchers unions hold meetings tonight at the Advocate office and in the evening respectively. Also mentions Thomas F. Martin given a ten month pension and Robert A. Oliver presiding over a grand jury this week. News notes cite water main break affecting Pittston hospital and stock company performances at Music Hall later in the week.
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Allied Trades Council
Barbers' Union
Advocate Ofice
Butchers’ Union
Thomas F. Martin
Republican County
Robert A. Oliver
Avoca
Grand Jury
Water Company
Pittston
Co. Mt
Frankie Stock Co
Music Hall
Champions of Two Counties in Gentlemenly Baseball Team
A Philadelphia Press courtesy print profiles the local baseball squad, praising manager Schmalz and stars like Ruane Toye Golien and Lynch. It highlights Toye’s pitching and Lehmaltz’s seasoned leadership, noting a strong 20 of 22 record and Georgetown ties.
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Philadelphia
Press
Chmaltz
Teason
Peter Toye
Feye
Toye
John Golien
Georgetown University
Lynch
Dr. Welsh
Myrtle Fern show and civic notices in Wilkes-Barre
Matinees Friday and Saturday at Myrtle Fern. Popular prices. U S Express Co adds heavy draught horses, two old ones sent back to Jersey City. Evening prayer and address at St James Church 7 30. Republican mass meeting at Music Hall with Parker Troutman Willis. Funeral of Birs W R Williams at Baptist Church and Pittston cemetery. Y M C A classes grow as 830 teachers enrolled. aims to expand mining and art programs. Wikesbarre lecture program starts. instructors and speakers listed. Doan's Ointment advertised for scalp issues. two stores offer sale items.
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United States Express Co
Jersey City
St. James
Music Hall
Congressman Parker
Iurge
W. R. Wiliams
Pittston Cemetery
Thomas
Ae. Sloan
Nis Clase
Wookleeping
Siet
Nesbit
Wikesbarre
Poe
J. Straten
Wilkesbarre
Wikesbarreshourt
Chatman
Prank P- Hopper
J. Gabriel
Maine
W. Grimm
Newscoke
H. Nyhart
Newport
PJ. Conan
Plaina Township
C. W. Hermann
Ann Richards
Thomas Gormian
Throghout
Brothers of Hughestown Star in Local League Season
Report highlights the Brothers of Hughestown as a skilled, well–matched amateur squad. Key figures include Schmaltz, Sehmalts, Lyne, and Touhill, with Moran delivering notable spontaneous play as the team eyes regional championship prospects and honors from local leagues.
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Yovetor
Ewe Lube
Drothers
Autores
Tg Muuch
Shir
Srothers
Laerne
Ackawanna Cowie
Wile Bas
Denles
Te Sehmalt
Lion Lange
Golden
Bit Sehmalt
Anu
PR Sehmalts
Lyne
Neh
PR. Schmats
Generou
Ftehs
Vest Schialte
Ad. Arstaseman
Tamagea
Tasiaate
Touhill
Miners Plan Mitchell Day Parades in Wilkesbarre and Plymouth
Tomorrow marks Mitchell Day with parades in Wilkesbarre and Plymouth to honor United Mine Workers National President John Mitchell. Pittston locals vote to skip a city parade, citing time constraints, while West Side Scranton plans a single observance under the union auspices.
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United Afincd
Pittston
United Mine
de Ion
Maces
Wilkesharre
John Fallon
John Mitchell
Thomas Nichelle
Lock
West Selark
Mitchell
Sttors
Plymouth
John Boney
Ehlet Mar Sal
Scranton
United Mine Workers of the
West Side
West Scranton
Beamain Gilbert
St. David's Hall
Tomas D. Nicholls
Ers
Ninth May break camp on Friday amid flooded camp
Reports circulated from Wilkesbarre brigade HQ that no orders had been issued to withdraw the Ninth regiment from camp at West Side Park. Heavy rain left trenches flooded and tents untenable, with water up to 18 inches in areas. Draining work continued as officials expected possible move to Parsons camp later.
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Ued
Wilkesbarre
West Side Park
Toy
Amp
Cas. K
Eighth Regiment
Thic Iternoon
Parsons
Mahanoy City
Fh Fourteenth
Highteenth
Sehuytkil Aistret
Sixeenth
Mt. Carmel
Shendadoah
Ashland
The Royal Box Highlights Royal Hobbies and Traits
A glimpse into royal pastimes and traits shows Victor Emmanuel of Italy as an avid art and antiquities collector with a strict daily practice routine for his daughter. Queen Alexandra is praised for lasting beauty, while Persia’s shah is noted as perhaps the world’s best royal chess player.
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Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Baroy
Victor
Alexandra
Ye 'Sen
Persia
Paris
Railroad growth and new shops in early 20th century era
Northern railways expand shale stock facilities while ore handling grows. New York Centrals Twentieth Century express completed Syracuse Albany run in 420 minutes. Norfolk and Western plans a 250000 dollar locomotive shop to build its own engines. Chicago monitors the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Union Station project as a 680 foot long by 220 foot train headhouse nears.
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New York Central Twentieth Century Express
Syracuse
Albany
Virginia
Norfolk Land Western
Ennes
Chicago
Union Station
Lake Shore
Michigan
Flock Island
Classified ads and notices mix in old Gazette column
A jumble of notices lists jobs and requests with Mrs H J Foren, 124 Parke street, and 214 Delaware avenue rentals. Also referenced are heat and electric lighting at Gazette building, warehouse and store for rent, a modern dwelling near Main and 31 streets, two horse Champion wagon sale, and a $1000 reward for cure of catarrh with Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Also mentions The Philadelphia Press and Dr Thomas products and local taxi service.
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H.J. Foren
Parke Street
Iam Street
Gazette Building
Gazette Office
Joseph Slanens
Delaware Avenue
Washington Street
W. C. Bren
Exeter Street
Evane’ Bros
Main Street
Gillespie's Cigar
J. Benedict
Cor
Main
Hall
F. J. Chens & CO
Ohio
Daman
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Ded. Davis
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May Staley
Mabel Evans
William ‘Giles
Alex. Willams
David T. Davistro
Glee Club
Per Peck
Giles
Flenderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Geo
American Bankers' Association
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Washington
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Philadelphi
Newe York
Chas
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Southern Tailway
Chestnut St
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Will Furaieh
AML
Ducklen
Bo ‘Itston
J. H. Houck
Prtston
Pittston Boys
Mra
Crangil
Troy
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Rhodet
Purrer
Peck & Roberts
West Pieston
Rogers
N. Main
Ferry Bridge
Yekomal
DeWit
C. Haney
Geneva
DeWitt
Parker, Peck & ‘Roberts
West Pitston
Wyoming” Seminary
Arthur Crossley
Bloomsburg
Milan
Celia Winters Tins
Hawley
M.N. Donnelly
Wells
Phinney
Tats Sprague
D. D. Pealeat
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Hughestown Borough
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Capt Ruane
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Doan
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Dr. Thomas
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