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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1896
Page
6
Aster League games yesterday produced decisive wins for the Stars over Wilkes-Barre amid a disputed moment involving Earl Strack. Bogert faced a 100 fine and an indefinite suspension. the Wilkes-Barre incident did not alter club standings.
Scranton topped Lovett and teammates in a pitching heavy game. Reiddy allowed three hits in seven innings while Keister and Hickey contributed on defense as Scranton built an early lead before Lovett rally faded in the later innings.
A quarrel at the Walker-Barre base ball club led to Howard Maaper named fretman confronting Wilk Earl of Faree Po. Earl won the confrontation and was suspended indefinitely by club president F. Bogert. The incident occurred in August and Mr Earl was reported to sign elsewhere.
At Lehigh Valley depot the Wilkes-Barre team edged Rochester amid accusations of throwing the game. President Bogert confronted Rath and a tense exchange followed as foul calls and late errors shaped the outcome.
In a murky city segment a figure named Lenin and a second party Swirtwooit clash amid rumors of a feud and a public dispute. Authorities and locals weigh a stalled project and shifting allegiances as tensions rise.
A damaged line references Seetagieldd and PLDT with garbled text about a film project. Names like Leahey Glinngn appear unclear, along with a mention of a local theatre or movie context and a possible date fragment. The content is highly obscured.
Fragmentary OCR shows transit and station listings with multiple names, places, and times. Mentions Wilton Mevilietow and Tehran area references alongside Brooklyn and New Jersey routes and a Potomac area cluster.
The event features Poriner Vo Wey A and several rivals in a quinine showdown at LS Wehick. Players include Ra Posner Porky Mronikee Tan Treks and Senate Coleniinn with Mittston Peds facing Ti Moraloe for a grand prize at 7 oclock p.m. on Kentere gratings. The organizer invites Donmore grotinis for an open event and promises return games for the loser.
The Carbondate club forfeited its match against Olyphant due to non appearance. The Populars of Mooste will face the Myphaid Browns at Olyphant tomorrow with the Browns challenging the Boul Stic club or the Morning Giarkes of Dunmore for a game at Olyphant on Ate i.
Keister remains home while Fickey covers second base as Scranton departs for a nine game swing starting in Springfield today and continuing in Providence and New York. The trip features pitchers Meaney and Marmwer with Gillon Crean among the lineup, while some players miss recent action.
A police team from Beran will face off at Ath Louis Park in a charity event. Key players include Morphy and Patel from the city roster with planned matches against Seren Pedher and others. Proceeds go to the Dewees State fund.
Readable scraps recount a rowdy scene with Nick Yount and other locals. The piece mentions Kelby, Conant, Tom Brown, and Mike in a web of loans, threats, and talk of payback amid a rough frontier community.
The document outlines McKinley’s stance on civil service reform and a merchant marine to boost coastwise and foreign trade. It argues for extending civil service protections, endorses a strong national policy, and emphasizes restoring public trust and efficiency in government while pursuing balanced economic growth.
Reports state astronomers in Washington and Chicago discuss a new satellite observation. Tou Gathbmena of Chietige is credited with the discovery, claiming a celestial body near the sun exceeds forty feet in width and thousands of miles distant, with implications on solar fate.
A controversial report claims 6,000 Christians slain by Turkish forces. The article references Dr Nicolaides and the Ontan refugee committee, noting Crete and Chad as locations with alleged killings and atrocities.
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