Scranton Suffers First Defeat in Light-Hitting Loss
New Haven defeated Scranton 6 to 2 in an exhibition game. McDermott ordered his players to take it easy for a few days after extensive recent play, while New Haven dominated with solid hitting, Chiles Hess Maguire and Flack contributing, and Stemmell Getts keeping the pace controlled.
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Brooklyn Beats Champions In Tight Baseball Clash
In St Louis on April 14 Brooklyn defeated the Champions 6 to 5 after a late rally. Kennedy steadied Brooklyn in a tense seventh to ninth inning finish as the game drew 14,700 fans at Sportsman’s Park.
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Boston and Philadelphia Open Season In Front Of 25000
The April 16 opener at Philadelphia drew 25 000 spectators the largest crowd ever at the local grounds. The visitors won 7 to 3 with stronger play in the field and at the plate.
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First baseball game of season Cincinnati vs Pittsburg
Crowds in Cincinnati watched the season opener as Pittsburg outplayed the home team. Hawley endured hits with strong support from teammates as the visitors dominated scoring throughout.
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Chicago Tops Louisville In First Championship Game
In Louisville at base pail park a record crowd of about 10 000 watched Chicago defeat Louisville in the season opener. Louisville was unable to handle Vriend's delivery as the game ended with Chicago ahead.
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Pitchers Arrive as Scranton Starts Early Season Push
Tommy Johnson and Dick Brown, key Scranton pitchers, have arrived in the city. Johnson flew in from California late Wednesday and Brown came from Baltimore. Johnson and Horner depart this morning to join the team.
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Brown Reports To Paterson As Sminson Handles Duties
Paterson will report to H. P. Sminson and likely stay put while the club is away. Johnson, weary from travel, expects relief after rough journey and rough ride. Horner shows weeks of steady practice on Atlanta grounds. Brown works hard and trains with the Orioles in Baltimore. Johnson has no update on fellow Californian Tom Power.
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Trout fishing opens amid heavy crowds across Scranton streams
Hundreds of Scranton anglers flood streams north and east of the city as the trout season opens. Reports vary from good to poor as water levels hold steady and larger rivers run high, while smaller streams show better chances. Pot fishing appears active with eel racks and markets reporting purchases before noon.
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Elopement Recalls Divorce Case of Ferantie in City
Testimony in the divorce suit Marlo Ferantie vs Diego Ferantie before Judge Edwards recounts a romantic elopement that shook the local Italian community in 1891. Diego and Marie Ferante ran a fruit stand on Spruce and Adams avenues, saved money, and became entwined with Vigliano and Mrs. Vigliano, leading to desertion and an ongoing divorce bid on grounds of desertion and infidelity.
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Kansas Federal Jury Convicts Man Over Bible Verses as Obscene Material
J Bb Wise of Clay County was tried in Topeka for sending obscene material through the mail after writing two Bible verses on a postal card to a village preacher. He was convicted by a federal jury and sentenced to pay a fine of 60. Wise has appealed with the National Free Thought Association backing his case with a New York attorney.
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Gastric Ulcer Perforation and Starvation Cure Claim
The passage discusses stomach ailments ending in death from gastric ulcer perforation or starvation, asserting that such conditions can be cured by a certain treatment that has reportedly worked repeatedly. It frames the cure as reliable and note that sufferers improved after use.
Bovinine Promoted By Dr Louis Faust In Schenectady
Bovinine is touted as a powerful blood enricher and muscle builder. Dr Louis Faust of Schenectady New York cites its stomach toleration in gastritis and notes his mother relied on it during illness. The ad claims endorsement by over 25000 physicians.
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Gladiator Thrills at Academy of Music with Downing
Robert Downing stars as the Gladiator in a refined revival of The Gladiator at the Academy of Music. Eugenie Blair shines as Neodamia with grace and naturalness. Margaret Reid delivers clever, bold Empress Faustina as J. K. Kolker stages the Flagion tableau.
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Wanted-Agents and help ads fill pages
Classified column offers many job and sales opportunities with addresses in Clifton and Cincinnati. Positions include canvassers for stock actions and stapled goods sales, experienced saleswomen, domestic helpers, cooks, and two girl helpers. Also listed are mobile items for sale such as wagons and carriages, a cottage, houses for rent, and business closures with dates and locations in Scranton and Dunmore.
Descriptions of Help Wanted and Ads with Scranton Notices
A collage of classified ads and notices including salesmen wanted for various firms, lodging with gas, home sale and carpet cleaning offers, and a public school building bid notice. Also appears: probate notice for John Woodruff estate and a warning about a son, Thomas, by Roger Gillis.
Scranton Rail Schedules for June 24 1995
Train departures and connections from Scranton on June 24 1995 for routes to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia Washington Buffalo Cortland Syracuse Oswego Ithaca Bath Elmira and more. Includes express and accommodation trains with times from Northumberland Nanticoke Plymouth and Tobyhanna, with Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on all expresses. For detailed pocket timetables contact M L Smith city ticket office or depot ticket office.
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Trains Run From Scranton to New York and Nearby Points
Erie railroad schedules show trains depart Scranton for New York and intermediate stops at 25 a.m. and 3 28 p.m. and for Honesdale Hawley and local points, arriving back in Scranton at 6 23 a.m. and 3 67 p.m.
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