Scranton Club Faces Fan Backlash Over West Scranton Row
Scranton team posts the Eastern league’s strongest showing last week while fans jeer players and management. Delaney and Rogers move sparks abuse. Luby resists pitching as Meaney wins the game. Manager Barnie earns mixed support as controversy shadows ball in Scranton.
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Providence
Springfield
Scranton
Delaney
Syracuse
Rogers
Aeen
Luby
Meaney
Delaney-Rogers
Dicey
Bill River
Rochester
Barnie
Scranton Triumph Sparks Historic Toronto Victory
Syracuse suffered a rare loss as Springfield surged to third place and Toronto edged Scranton in a famously explainable game. Wilkess Barre dominated Buffalo with Coakley pitching easily, while Gannon of Syracuse struggled against the Ponies and Rochester faced a tough time at Providence.
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Jack Chapman
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Springfield
Providence
Syracuse
Alligators
Wilkess Barre
Coakley
Gannon
Ezaee & HE ii
Eal
Providence Ff
Dela
Sar
Almost a riot at base ball park over Luby controversy
Spectators hissed pitcher Luby as Toronto scored eight on errors and easy hits. Police blocked a mob as Luby fled toward the stands and was suspended and fined. Manager Barnie fined Alec Smith and warned of further action after bench dispute. Brennemer pitched for Toronto with limited success.
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H. O
A. Smith
Ward
Sacessesens Eagan
Hannon
Wanes
Bebriver
Huston
Oon Stearna
Sweeney
Luby
Meuney
Toronto
A.B
Lutenburg
Freeman
Ene J. Smith
Aeons Lake
Demont
Saick Detrick
Shinnick
Casey If
Brennemer
Itso Renti
Demant
Bannon
Hannion
Luke
Smith
Detrick
Scranton
Meaney
Casey
Errora
Warnil
Arepa
Tribune
Harnle
Eagan
Jud Smith
Alec Smith
Barnie
Grandstand
Coakley Stifles Buffalo in Wilkes-Barre Exhibition
Coakley pitched a near flawless game against Buffalo with strong support from Lewee and McMahon as Fournier and Wadsworth were released. Wise hit a long fly for a misplayed triple in eighth, Dowse drove in a run, and Dowse scored on Four nier's double. George Meechin, formerly of Wilkes Barre, reports to manager Morton in Scranton tomorrow.
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Wilkes-Barre
Coakley
Buffalo
Bisons
Wise
Griffin
Dowse
Fournier
Bottoms
Cranby
Clymer
Lewee
McMahon
Wadsworth
George Meechin
Morton
Scranton
Wilk
Honner
Lezotte
Eonee Bark
Smith
Ccces
Earl
Homner
Grifln
Diggins
Fourier
Bonner
Lesotte
Springfield Beats Syracuse in Easy Baseball Victory
Springfield, missing Donnelly and Shannon, defeats Syracuse with Gruber pitching well and Gannon in the box. Springfield’s defense and timely hitting pace the win as Jones stars in center and Gruber fans four. Final score 1 9 innings 1 to 6.
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Mays
Donnelly
Shannon
Syracuse
Gannon
Gruber
Jones
Crane
Hurst
Springfeld
Wei
Rrora
Gunson
Hess
Spring
Power
McDonald
Callahan
Providence R T Triumph Over Rochester In Baseball Tilt
Providence won easily from Rochester as Keenan pitched well and Providence hit for power. Rochester suffered in practice from Tighe's absence and late rallies by Rochester produced six runs in the final innings. Final score shows Providence 4 9 14 and Rochester 8 8 14 with errors even at two.
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Providence
R. T
Rochester
Tighe
Keenan
Rochesters
Vialtors
Rudderham
Errora
McAuley
White
Rogers
Murray
Daly
Breckinridge
Berger
Donahue
Bassett
Breckin Gary
Stricker
Gacrifigo
Cooney
Btolon Stricker
Piicher Knight
Rudder Ham
Whimpite-Swartwood
Allentown and Lancaster Legal Notices Listed
Printed fragments show names Hatterles Mayer Fox Quarles Westlake Roth Anderson Patchen and firms involved in notices. Entries reference Allentown Hazleton Lancaster Carbondale with case numbers and initials. Details incomplete but indicate legal or professional listings across multiple cities.
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Allentown
R. HE
Lo & Hazleton
Hatterles
Mayer and Fox
Quarles
Westlake
Lancaster
Carbondale
West and Roth
Anderson and Patchen
Powers Denies Changes in Next Eastern League
President Charles Powers of the Eastern base ball league writes from Amsterdam that a report of changes for next season is false. He states the circuit will have eight clubs representing the same cities as now. The dispatch likely stems from a letter to Dr. Peters of Amsterdam, a former New York State league manager seeking 1896 admission.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Charles Powers
Eastern Baseball League
Coircult
Peters
Champion James Judge to box four rounds at Mountain Park
Scranton Athletic Club travels to Mountain Park with Champion James Judge scheduled to fight an unknown challenger from Nanticoke for four three minute rounds. A $100 forfeit awaits if Judge cannot prevail, with a fire athletic exhibition and a parade by club members enhancing the event in the Wilkes-Barre mountains.
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Will Cox
Mountain Park
Scranton Athletic Club
Wilkes-Barre
James Judge
Nanticoke
Pennsylvania
Germania Band
South Side
Central City
Sensational Grand Circuit racing at Buffalo meeting
Buffalo Driving Park hosts a fast Grand Circuit trotting meet with record drops in every race. Manscot beats Hal Pointer in a 1.0 24 quarter, Star Pointer wins pacing, Sulphite tops two-year-olds, and Bentetta leads in the 3 13 class trotting with strong times and multiple record breaks.
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Buffalo Buffalo
Buffalo Driving Park
Manscot
Hal Pointer
Star Pointer
Ginnette
Anania
Patsy Brooks
Bentetta
Klamath
Aunt Delilah
Scranton Turn Verein Excursion to Mountain Park
The Scranton Turn Verein plans an excursion to Mountain Park on Monday for annual outdoor sports. The event features various activities with attendees from Screston Turners and expected competitive demonstrations.
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Screston Turners
Mountain Park
Scranton Turn Verein
English Firm Plans Septuplette Ride Tank Measure
An English firm announces it will turn at no septuplette to accommodate seven riders and to measure 15 feet 6 inches in length. The Green Ridge Wheelmen hold their regular business meeting next Tuesday night.
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Green Ridge
Bicycle Lovers and a Daring Ride in Buffalo News
A carnival tone tale shows a young couple on a bicycle built for two weaving through a crowded street. The lead woman, described with glittering eyes and charms, ignores cautions about a manhole and trolley, ending in a calamity near a railroad crossing and an ambulance call.
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Mr. Queerfellow
Buffalo News
Store Sale and Local News on West Side Streets
The Star Drug store is sold to Dr. Finberg with Myron J. Evans to run it. Fire alarm misleads the Franklin engine, then corrected. Professor Howell will lecture on commercial law at Scranton Business College. Local notices cover funerals, church services, and social events on the West Side with multiple short items about residents and nearby activities.
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Franklin Engine Company
Mowell
Wood's
Business College
Star Drug
Tom Jones
West Side
Myron J. Evans
Evans
Jones
George Howell
City High School
F. E. Wood
Scranton Business College
Howell Willl
McClosky
Webster
H. L. Morgan
Maryland
Helser Warnke's
Emily Evans
North Hyde Park Avenue
Lizzie Martin
Kingston
Lizzie Hetzleroth
Hetzleroth
St. David's Church
Jackson Street
Bromley Avenue
Heber & Warnke
W. R. Dawes
Davies’ Pharmacy
Lake Winola
John Benore
Charles Cooper
Atlantic City
Century Hose Cart Overturns On Route To Fire
A Century hose cart overturned descending Hickory street hill toward Cedar avenue while responding to a fire. The Drake failed causing loss of control. several aboard suffered bruises cuts and sprains with Heintz severely hurt and unable to be moved. The wagon was demolished.
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Century
Hickory Street
Cedar Avenue
Century Company
Drake
Robert Armatrong
Henry Heintz
Edward Delsing
John Miller
George Fassold
Heintz
Kittle Woods Recovers After Hospital Admission
A woman brought to Lackawanna hospital received food and is strengthening. Doctors report no skull fracture and injuries limited to a fractured arm. Recovery expected to be swift and she may leave the hospital soon.
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Kittle Woods
Lackawanna Hospital
Letters Cause Trouble: Muskegon Woman Charged in Mail Fraud
United States Marshal John Power arrested Anna Kerr in Muskegon Michigan for fraudulent use of the mails. She reportedly answered matrimonial ads posing as a young wealthy partner, with many love letters to suitors including H L Lucas of J Clair Montana who sent $20 for marriage. Kerr, 35, was held to the grand jury in 500 dollar bonds.
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Muskegon
Mich
United States
John Power
Anna Kerr
Anna
Lucas
Kerr
Uneasiness in Havana Threat of Insurgent Attack
Private reports from Key West say Havana officials fear a rebel assault and martial law may be declared. Fortifications rise at Puentes Grandes as Rolos defeated a 260 man guerrilla band near Remedios. Insurgents grow strong in Santa Clara province and may soon control the area.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Puentes Grandes
Rolos
Remedios
Santa Clara
Pepper Remedy Ends Girl’s Nose Cartridge Ordeal
In Belleville New Jersey on August 9 a six year old girl pushed an unexploded cartridge into her nose during yard play. A physician treated her for hours and then used pepper to induce a sneeze, dislodging the cartridge.
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Belleville
N. J
Alice Zimmerman
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