Browning Cup Dispute Leads Hyde Park Meeting Turmoil
West Side Tribune reports a stormy Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society meeting over the Browning cup with the First Welsh Baptist church society. A resolution to claim the cup by forfeiture if not defended by May 16, 1895 was approved after much debate. Also covered are a runaway wagon on North Main Avenue damaging property and a child run over by a Miller & Co wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Williams
North Main Avenue
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
Ebenezer Davis
Morgan Bevan
John R. Edwards
First Welsh Baptist Church Society
Church Society
Literary Society
Daniels
Young People's Society
Young Men’s Organization
Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Sold in Chautauqua
Residents of Frenaburgh Chautauqua County praise Dr David Kennedy for Favorite Remedy. Mrs Rh Dingley notes relief for a young married woman from painful gynecologic troubles. Whitman credits it with improved health after a crippling illness. The ad claims cures for dyspepsia gravel Brights disease and bladder issues, touting no equal for fatigue insomnia and general sickness.
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Chautauqua Co
David Kennedy
Frenaburgh
N. Y
Rh. C. Dingley
Bright
Washburn Street church visits Avoca pastor candidate
Washburn Street Presbyterian church invited Rev. A J Weisley after a visit by a candidate pastor. If he accepts, the first service with the new pastor would be held next Sunday. Police officer Thomas Jones shot a dog that had bitten a child on Hampton Street a week earlier. The child is not seriously injured. Funeral services for the late Lot Ludwig will be held today at 2 30 from the family home in Evans Court, with burial in Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Avoca
A. J. Weisley
Thomas Jones
Walter Conners
Hampton Street
Lot Ludwig
Evans Court
Washburn Street
North End Notes Brief Local News Highlights
A series of small items from the North End notes several local happenings. Trees are being planted at No 25 school. John Wilson of Wilkes-Barre returned home after visiting friends. John Lynott and Matthew Flynn of Market Street visited Toronto for ten days. A boy in Meade Street dislocated his right arm falling from a kitchen sink. Florence Ham of Honesdale will entertain at Providence Presbyterian church next Friday. Henry Smith of Smith Place was treated for facial and shoulder cuts after a horse incident last Saturday. Henry Jenkins of Putnam Street returned from West Pittston where his sister was ill. KE Sturges will discuss Monkey Land at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church tonight. Rev R S Jones will preach at the installation of Rev Lloyd Roberts at First Welsh Congregational Church. Edward Fidler has rented a room in Osterhout building to serve as a court room. he becomes alderman of the First Ward next Monday. Daniel Donahoe and John Rieley faced Alderman Roberts on larceny charges. Deacle alleges the two stole his clothes but only Donahoe was discharged. Rieley is bailed at $200. Rev R S Jones's home hosted a wedding last night as David Reese and Annie Simms wed. Mary Powell was bridesmaid and Thomas Williams best man. couple to tour briefly then reside on Wayne Avenue. The groom has long served in Bauer's band.
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John Wilson
Wilkes-Barre
John Lynott
Matthew Flynn
Market Street
Toronto
Henry Meade
Meade Street
Florence Ham
Honesdale
Providence Presbyterian Church
Monkey Land
Jones
D. D
Edna Avenue
Lloyd Roberts
First Welsh Congregational Church
Edward Fidler
Osterhout
L. N. Roberts
Daniel Donahse
John Rieley
Alderman Roberts
Thomas Deadle
Deacle
West Ridge Coal Company
Donahoe
Rieley
Rev
R. S. Jones
David A. Reese
Green Street
Annie Simms
Mary A. Powell
Thomas Williams
Wayne Avenue
Bauer
Dunmore Local Notices and Obituaries
Mrs Patrick Crane of Bunker Hill is slightly indisposed Richard OHara of Philadelphia visits relatives in town James O Haras youngest son of Michael O Har a of Bunker Hill is dangerously ill W T Loveland able to attend duties after three months illness Thomas Cawley erecting an iron fence around property Chestnut and Potter streets Mrs Tompkins returns home In Owego NY Mark Bishop of Fifth street Miss Ellie daughter of Martin Walsh of Bloom street dies after brief illness funeral at 8 this afternoon interment in St Marys cemetery Mrs P J Meffale of Elm street dies after 2 am leaving five children Fank P Mary E Agnes Nettle and Fannie funeral from home tomorrow at 10 am high mass at St Marys church then burial in family plot at St Marys cemetery Want a food plumber telephone e212 W G Doud Co hog Lackawanna Special attention and private dining rooms for dinner parties at Lohmanns Spruce street Distressing Kidney and Bladder Ailments followed in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure Quick relief and cure promised by C M Harris 125 Penn Ave Scranton
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W. T. Loveland
Thomas Cawley
Chestnut
Potter Streets
Tompkins
Owego
N. Y
Mark Bishop
Fifth Street
Ellie
Martin Walsh
Bloom Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
P. J. Meffale
Elm Street
Fank P
Mary E
Agnes
Nettle
Fannie
C. M. Harria
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Inventors in Gratz Claim Telegraph Newspaper Printing
Two electricians at Gratz Austria declare they have devised an arrangement to print a newspaper by tele graph in any number of places simultaneously. The claim indicates a breakthrough in distributed printing technology with potential for rapid multi city circulation. Further details or demonstrations are not provided in the fragment.
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Gratz
Austria
How to Cure All Skin Diseases Ointment Ad
Promotes Swayne's Ointment as the sole remedy for skin diseases with claims of curing tetter eczema and eruptions on the face hands and nose. Proposes no internal medicine and urges readers to ask a druggist. Also advertises alarm clocks discounted at Davidow Bros. 217 Lackawanna Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
Davidow Bros
Lacka
Eastern League Opens With Wins for Providence Springfield Wilkes-Barre
Eastern League season opener yields victories for Providence Springfield and Wilkes-Barre and Jogues for Buffalo Toronto and Rochester. Scranton and Syracuse play a historic 4 to 4 tie at Mase Gall park in long night game halted after darkness. Today Syracuse at Beranton Rochester at Wilkes-Barre Buffalo at Providence Toronto at Springfield.
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Providence
Springfield
Wilkes- Barre
Jogues
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Scranton
Syracuse
Mase Gall Park
Beranton
Wilkes-Barre
Providence Triumphs In Open Battle With Buffalo Club
In a rattling game Providence outscored Buffalo with a late two inning surge adding five runs. Sam Wise belted a center field homer, Jim Field also homered, and Cooney stole two bases. Providence led 8 to 4 after the seventh, with errors and control figures noted for both teams.
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Providence
Buffalo
Sam Wise
Jim Field
Beore
Strick
Vickery
Rudderham
Wise
Knight
Rogers
Cooney
Shearon
Murray
Tim Hurst
Twelve Inning Tie Ends As Rain Halts Scranton Syracuse
A dramatic twelve inning baseball contest between Scranton and Syracuse drew 2,500 fans and ended in a rain halted 4 to 4 tie after Syracuse and Scranton traded blows. Key moments included Ward’s first inning run, Hess and Welch sparking Syracuse in the sixth, and late pressure with Stadford’s misplay noted but pardoned. Umpire Doescher’s calls and shifting signals capped a tense matchup marked by strong fielding and timely hitting.
Providence Opens Eastern League Season With Parade
Providence April 28 The Eastern league baseball season opened with a large public celebration. A parade moved through the city and about three thousand people gathered at Adelaide park to witness the governor of the state raise the champion flag amid enthusiastic cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strate
Providence
Adelaide Park
Springfield Defeats Toronto in Eastern League Opener
Springfield opens the Eastern League season with a 14 to 1 victory over Toronto. Callahan pitched well, holding Toronto to four hits and striking out Crane three times. Home run by Callahan and multiple extra base hits highlighted Springfield's offensive showing in the April 29 game.
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Springfield
Mass
Toronto
Callahan
Crane
Roore
Springfell
Ol Callahan
Ry Callahan
Gunvon
Donnelly
Lutenberg
Scheffler
Shannon
Lynch
Gunson
McDonald
National League games upset by rain and upsets
National League results show St Iwals defeating Pittsburgh and Cleveland rising to third division while Louisville, Philadelphia, and St Louis slide. Cincinnati and Chicago split as hits edge, while several games in Baltimore New York Washington and other venues were postponed by rain.
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St. Iwals
Pittsburg
Riln
Cleveland
Louisville
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ciencinnati
Griffith
Moran
Dwyer
Merritt
Eimalle
Bi. Louis
Pittsburo
Hawley
Sugden and Mack
Liebenstein
Petts
Betts
Loulaville
Cuppy
O'Connor
McDermott
Kell
Wadsworth
Cote
Zahner
McDonald
Baltimore
New York
Moe
Pittisburge
Clielnand
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Loula
Challenge Match Between Oxford and West Side Stars
The Oxford Stars and West Side Stars are set to play a baseball game today at 3 p.m. on Littl Woods grounds. Louis Davis is manager and Will Hughes captain for the Oxford club, which will face any team under 17 years of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Stars
West Side Stars
Littl Woods
Louis Davis
Will Hughes
State league opens tomorrow with Scranton versus Syracuse
The paper notes the State league season begins tomorrow with Scranton at Syracuse at Base Ballpark today at 4 p.m. It cites Wilkes-Barre Rochester fame on page two and mentions umpires Gaffney Hurst and Lynch on the Eastern league staff. Dunmore High school challenges Jolly Eleven to a May 4 game at No 1 grounds at 2 p.m. Riley and De How urge earlier reply via the paper.
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Scranton
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre-Rochester Fame
The
Tribune
Gaffney
Dunmore High School
Jolly Eleven
T. Riley
C. de How
Paladeones
Adew York
Beaver Meadow
Pranae
H.R
Las
R. R
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
H.R. R
Vie. D
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Rochester
Butale
Niagara Fulle
Detroit
Points
Pittston Junction
B. Or Elmira
Betsie Junction
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Ridge
Rollin H. Wise
AL W. Nonnemach Pass
Agt
South Bat
Duddy and Judge May Meet Again in Rematch Talks
After the Taylor Thursday night bout Duddy's supporters blocked payment to Judge, claiming time was called when Duddy fell and he could be ready to resume in the twelfth round. Referee P J Murphy upheld the decision. Judge and backers received the purse.双方希望再战。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duddy
Judge
Taylor
Trim
P. J. Murphy
Weber
Daddy
New Poker Deck with Sixty Cards Baffles Card Players
The New York Herald reports a rejuvenated sixty card poker pack enabling eight players to play draw poker comfortably. The extra cards extend the eleven and twelve spots by adding center spots and parallel rows, creating a novelty that eliminates past seating limits and keeps the game sociable.
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New York Herald
Gardner and Kane Eye Fifteen Round Exhibition
Gardner of the Excellsiory club and Kane of Minooka show willingness to post a purse for a fifteen round exhibition after talk of a Gardner Hayes meeting. Gardner favors suppleness and cleverness. Kane has limited experience. A decision will set the match in the next days.
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Weber
Taylor
Tommy Gardner
Excelsiory Athletic Club
Danny Hayes
Gardner
Michael Kane
Minooka
Kane
Gossip of the Wheelmen in Empire of Cycling
Victoria plans six new cycle tracks for Zimmerman's visit while Walter Roome trains in Birmingham for the season. A C Edwardes talks of Zimmerman beating Houben in a mile race. Milburn officials approve the Metropolitan Association road race on Decoration Day over the Irvington Milburn course. League of American Wheelmen races expected at Pitman Grove NJ on Decoration Day, on a third mile track under C S Bunnell.
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Victoria
Australia
Zimmerman
Walter Roome
Jersey City
Birmingham
Ala
Roome
A. C. Edwardes
Paris
Milburn
Mitropolitan Association of Cycling Clubs
Irvington-Milburn Course
League of American Wheelmen
Pitman Grove
N. J
C. 8. Bunnell
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Chestnut Street
Samuel Davis
Hyde Park
West Side Business Directory
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Mani Avenue
William DD. Griffiths
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James
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Bunker Hill
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Tex
Dan" Creedon
Tilly" McCarthy
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Washburn-Crosby Co
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Commonwealth
Scranton, Pa
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Pharmacic
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Dewitt
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