All kinds of sports in central city club scene
The Central City notes a big sports day with a South Scranton vs Minooka ball game at Athwtie Park and a thriving cycle scene. Highlights include praised third basemen in the American League and talk of leagues, racers, and standout players across Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Scranton
Minooka
Mieke
Welt
Villa Novas Tea
Leo “Rossin
Ovenpy
Ty Wirth
Frank Dillon
Marty Swift
Ism
Tretrai
Bestun
Fer
Iss Cilewsen
Scranton
Second Bite
Tilenson
Chordie
Bradsley
Cleveland
Bill Coughlin
Washington
McGraw
Baltimore
Casey
Detroit
Louie Hartman
Chicago
Young Friel
Milwaukee
Heck
New York
van Haltren
Toor Old Vien
Slowtown
Suny Peete
Knemton Theta
Mack Hue
Steelman
Thilwn
Seobold
Denevin Brooklyn
Chesbre
Pittebure
Bowl season opens amid prep work by local clubs
Scranton alleys are readied for the league fray as the bowl screen opens next month. Enthusiasts expect an active circuit with two Scranton Bicycle Club teams, two Green Ridge Wheelmen squads, plus teams from Elke and Backus alleys. Last year’s tournament drew strong city and Wilkes-Barre interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Eledit
Scranton Bicycle Club
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Elke
Backus Alles
Wilkes-Barre
Jimmy Michel Reaches Form in Madison Square Race
Jimmy Michel of the American Bicycle Columbia team regains top form in a Monday night race at Madison Square Garden. He helped rival Floyd McFarland by easing pace, allowing McFarland to lead before Michel surged to ride eight miles faster, drawing applause as indoor records fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinson
Mevere Beach
Michael
Manhattan Beach
Walthour
Silficor
Tom
Cooper
Hive
Tohn
Jimmy Michel
American Bicycle Company
Columbia Racing
Sears
Floyd McFarland
Madison Square Carden
McFarland
Dom
Young girl arrested for selling liquor without license
Fifteen year old Ellen Cook of Mineral Street was arrested by Lieutenant Feeney and Patrolman Potter on the charge of selling liquor without a license. Her mother Mrs Bridget Cook was arrested last night on the same charge and accused of carrying on the business since that time. Ellen Cook was released on bail and will have a hearing today before Magistrate Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Cook
Mineral Street
Feeney
Parelman Potter
Mra
Bridget Cook
Jasi
City Notes Euchre Party and Local Gatherings
A jumble of notices reports a euchre party at the old armory, a Clark family reunion at Millers Ave, a Baptist church meeting, and various community events. Also noted are an accident at a coal mine, family visits, construction plans, a theft charge, and a convention opening with regional attendance.
Local Republican Nominees Listed for Sept 1 Election
Lackawanna County voters are informed that candidates have registered for the Republican nomination. Names include James Wheaton Carpenter for Law Judge, A Jones for County Controller, John Kateson and John J. Roberts for Coroner, George E. Stevenson for Surveyor, with addresses in Beranton and Seganton. Precincts will elect a Vigilance Committee at the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Nomanion
Otelock
James Wheaton Carpenter
Delaware Street
Beranton
A. Jones
Archbald
John Kate
Wyoming Seminary Ad Offers Modern Boarding Education
Wyoming Seminary advertises a large well equipped boarding school with music art and oratory departments and a business course for non college bound students. Certificates accepted by colleges receiving students on certificate. Tuition listed at 400 a year. Opens September 11 at Kingston Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toralalogue
Space
Kingston
Eminent domain fight decides railroad right of way
The court holds that the Scranton and Northeastern Railroad may exercise eminent domain for a route from Scranton to Pittston, following board adoption of a line after surveys. It affirms the water company’s claims to damages and outlines how location and title vest as the route is adopted and compensation secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Glen Water Company
Scrantonad Northeastern Pailroad Company
John BP. Kelly
Vendee
EK. Burr
Joseph O'Brien
H. A. Fuller
Wilkes-Barre
EE. Oc
New.comb
Everett Warren
Aveta Borough
Plainum
Annette Kresnoldes
Moosic
Sime
Rocky Chen Water Company
Dee
Moosie
Mise Teynolds
Mise Teynolia
Insei
George BE. Stevenson
Stevenson Fist
Mise Reynolds
Arthur Prothlinghui
Sorontom and Northeastern Mall
Commonwealth
Cmdi
Tron
Scranton
Birtetom
Pennsylvania
Mitts Fon
Scrandon
Lym
Wirvesors
Beelie
Plantieen
Irving Avenue
Ferambon
Broad
Ubayene
Tay
Vail
Peter Vole
Cele Hnd
Thin Lnst
Scranton and Northeastern Plailroad Company
John Lee
Joti
Dolwnaye
Jowph Page
Betanton and
Northeastern Railroad Company
Doland Poe
Opice and
Beeran Construction
Scranton and Northeastern Railroad Company
Annette Resnolde
Whch
Enewey
Water Company
Annette Reynolde
Talirond Company
Ie Court
Mae
Betanten
Hindland Company
Wi Pelimk Focte
Ghestt Owas
Woden
BR. Ti
Seventon
Bitireid
Guniel
Trebronsey
Stein
Atoum
Cmte
Wilkes Bare
Beranten
Troppeek
Conrad Valley
Cloetrle
Rudolph Va
Pittston
Foranton
Court of Equity
Feranten and Northeastern Railroad Company
Ratte Rowed
Justice Willlame
Willlameport
Ft, Co. Ve
Phila
Ratireid Company
Ftn! Survepore
Board of Directors
Levering Vs. Railroadl
MacClinton Va. Railway Co
Dimilek Va
Broundhead
Buffilo, Etc. R. Co
Harvey
Diflmore Ve Railroad Co
Tle
Othe
United States
Liw
Welse Ve Railroad Co
Roo
Young
Dis
Dias Pere
Cleveland
Etc
Speer
Pittsburg
Cove
Cawney
Otters
Uae
Travel Special on Tackawanne Railroad Round Trip Tickets
Ticket agents announce special round trip tickets to Tudlanape with regular first class one way fare, valid Sept. records. deposits by Sept. 23 extend return to Oct. 10 with $1 extra and Buffalo stop permitted. half fare for children 5 to 12. excursion from Berantes to Forest City to Lake Pointello on Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tackawanne Railroad
Tudlanapeollie
Indianapopolis
Indianapolia
Ind
N.Y. G
W. RK. RR
Berantes
Forest Cite
Lake Poyntello
Wei
Serato
Shaomy Cae Dondale
Scranton
Murbondale
Bright Wool Plaids and Dress Goods Sale Notice
A newspaper item lists various fabric lots and prices including Lot Bright 12 1-2e cotton plaids 8¢, Lot 25c all wool checks, Lot 50¢ all wool serge plaids, fancy wool plaids 48¢, Lot $1.00 wool cheviot plaids 50 inch, yard wide granite goods 40 inch wool coverts 48¢, 39¢ all wool aximure, 50¢ all wool coverts 12¢, 60c black figured mohair 25¢, and a large assortment of 8Sc and $1.00 fine dress goods in short lengths. Assortment presented for shopper reference and pricing.
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Broadway
8. Y
Carbondale
Scranton, Pa
Winnen
Clark
Millergre
Edella
Monic
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Lake Scranton
Meginning Mandar
Ft. & Th
Delaware and Moieon Company
Boston
Bismuth
HMNT
Jnton Ap Lawrence
Stephihien Coller
Deeup
Widessup
Vamily Cristol
Nuiah
Ti Millers Ave
Weetla Owie
Mee
Judstn Clark
Nelwaska
Connel
Terile
Annient
Lye
Tiler
Michael Mo Swins
Pilger
McSaliv Rene Tentive
Prescott
Wellin
Doe
St. Wy
Hey
Weetoldink
Girllins
Cokemmutios
Satelas
Tient Ridge
Alifenent Moyenne
Lackawanna County
David J. Daves, Whaleiman
DD. Fellows
Wyoming Seminary
Kelly
Rocky Glen
Acpo Relly
Court House
Bernier
Plaints
Bond
Lamp Headquarters
Crina Yall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wremins Avenue
the Scranton Bedding Co
F. A. Kaiser
Lackawanna and Adams
Lackawanna Business College
Liberal Club
Binal
J. E. Bloomer
Asbury Park
Alhambra
Sewall Avenue
Asbury Park, New Jersey
Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. 0. O. F
Indianapolis
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Ave
Literary Institute
State Normal School
Bloomsburg, Pa
Partioniare
J.P. Wels, A.M
Ph. D
Pria
East Shovdahorge State Normal
SoHo
GEO. P. Bible, Principal
Binghamton
Private Training School
Parkwvard
Childeen
Matitias
Fairview Avenue
Chestnut Hill Academy
Wissahickon Heights
Chestnut Hill, Pa
Philadelphia
Broad St
James L. Patterson
Scranton Correspondence Schools
T .F. Foster
Vimier
Tawall
Treath. A. Boater
Stanley P. Allem
Froretary
Spruce Street
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