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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1900

Page

6

Scranton Eyes Atlantic league bid and new baseball era

After a Wilkes-Barre Atlantic league meeting the Scranton group led by Horace Fogel and officials graded a strong push to place a team here. Subscriptions by M. B. Sanders and J. E. Kern grew, while bidders including Sandy Griffin offered management options. The piece also notes evolving leagues and player movements affecting Scranton teams and regional baseball prospects.

Scranton Wilkes-Barre Horace Fogel Zimmerman M. B. Sanders J. E. Kern Sandy” Griffin Syracuse

Scranton Adopts Chess Club With Local Talent

Scranton forms a chess club organized last Saturday at Robert Adams home on Clay avenue. Colonel F. L. Hitchcock is elected president with Professor William Schimoff as secretary. The group, about fifteen to sixteen members strong, plans matches with Wilkes-Barre and Tunkhannock and staged a handicap tournament starting Saturday, with rounds held at KH. B. Sherwood’s Mifflin avenue home.

Chess Club Scranton Robert Adams Clay Avenue F. L. Hitchcock William Schimoff Wilkes-Barre Tunkhannock KH. B. Sherwood Mifflin Avenue S. Friedewald Edmund Bartl William Schimpr E.G. Worden F. L. Hitchcork F. Welch Jermyn Sherwood W. J. Northup

Barrier Champion Joe Goddard Beats a Much Stronger Opponent

Joe Goddard the Barrier Champion showed power Tuesday night but was not in the fight as CG Goddard faded. The piece discusses upcoming May (typo) match at Coney Island between Jim Jeffries and ex-Champion James J Corbett with Corbett praised as the top ring general. It notes Fitzsimmons still in the ring and Jeffries or Sharkey potential opponents, with Corbett rejecting overtures.

Joe Goddard Tom Sharkey CG Goddard Coney Island Jim Jeffries James J. Corbett James J. Corbett. “Pompadour Jim Carson City Bob Fitzaimmons Corbett United States San Francisco National Athletihe Club Brady Considine Jeffries Hob Fitzsimmons Roderick du Alcunere Sharkey McCoy Orbett

Scranton Bowling Clubs See Mixed Results In Local Action

Strives and strikes feature a Wilkes-Barre match where West End loses to Bleyele by seventy-eight pins as Wardell and Rita miss in the lineup. Davis tops for Wilkes-Barre with 188, Green 183, Worden 180. Elks and Bleyele second teams win by forty-four pins while Mitchell leads Elks at 205. Chicago bowling reports praise strong showings with Denison and Zeigler noted among Scranton enthusiasts. Cresswell scores 260 for Phoenix in a West region set, Hamm 249, Ruth er 209, with 221 by Bangart and Brill 240 for opponents.

Arsday Wilkes-Barre West End Bleyele Wardell Rita van Wormer Taylor Davis Wilkes. Barre Cireen Worden Scranton Bleyele Club Bieyele Club The Elks Bicyele Club Mitchell Moore Foley Dr. Corser Peter Zeigler Marvel Chicago Washington Phoenix Cresswell Hamm Ruther Thompson Eddy Bangart Brill

High School Literary Society Holds Busy Meeting

The Literary society at the high school reported record attendance and featured piano pieces by Miss Herford and two numbers by Miss Morris. A mock trial with students as judge, attorneys, and a defendant in room 23 on January 26, 1900 drew strong cross examination and energizing speeches. The Pedestrian club planned a heel and toe walk at Beranton Lake with a skating race and hockey game sponsored by McMillan the jeweler. A hockey match with Lackawanna is scheduled this afternoon in fair weather, with a large student crowd expected. The literary group reconsidered a prior decision on Carbondale High School contestants and resolved to accept the original committee’s report and to issue an apology to teachers. Prof Welle is expected to lecture on Liquid Air next week.

Herford Plano Miss Morris Edgar Pitcher Kann Mears Schuler Rabatachinck Beranton Lake McMillan Herve Schul Lackawanna Goel Tender Stevens Nortonium Mathis Webb Silvesters Davies Carbondale High School

Expansion sentiment in the solid South grows in wake of negro disfranchisement

The Bernatton Tribune reports that Southern Republicans notice Bryan’s influence waning as expansion and annexation gain traction. Southern preachers weigh in on Philippine policy while Congress contends with Hawaiian and Puerto Rican matters, amid debates on race and political alignment.

Mr. Bryan Congress South Nero Phillipeine Damocratie Philippine Islands Bryan Washington

Duffulo News Captures Eccentric Dawn Vigil

A quirky Duffulo News verse describes odd slang creatures and a frumous kopje seen at dawn and vanished by night. The piece follows a scene where Ernie and others interact with the Nek and langern while recounting a quart of Bee and dodging tall Lancers.

Duffulo

Beventy-Seven Vial Promised to Cure La Grippe

An advertisement touts Beventy-Seven venols a small vial carried in the vest pocket that purportedly restores circulation and alleviates fever and symptoms of La Grippe. It offers free copies of Humphreys Manual, including a chapter on diseases of children, from Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co., New York.

Humphreys

Peruna touted as cure for catarrh across organs

Letters from users and supporters praise Peruna as an internal systemic remedy for catarrh affecting eyes lungs kidneys and bladder. Testimonials from John V. Wright and others claim broad improvements and lasting health, with doctors offering free literature from The Peruna Medicine Company.

T. P. Falig Silverton Bertha Ferguson Free Dispensary Brooklyn Lawrence Street Samuel Sarders Blythvale Hartman Peruna

Peckville Conclave installs officers in Archbald smoker

Archbald hosts the installation of Peckville Conclave No 280 officers with a festive smoker. Attendees listed include Heattys and Jenkins among others. the public installation is postponed to Monday evening February 20. Also notes visitors John Griesdale and Rev J S Thomas with sermon topics and service times at Peckville Baptist and Presbyterian churches.

Heattys G. Jenkins Nebert Burlelah Thomas Ruane W. Hoffecker James W. Smith William Gunn Peckville Samaria

Music Deafness and the Scranton Symphony Society Concert

A column extols music for deaf and hearing alike, praising the Scranton Symphony Orchestra concert at the Lyceum on the 26th. It discusses Beethoven’s Fifth translated as The Little One, invites readers to open senses and even close eyes to grasp meaning, and highlights the playful fairy court imagery in the Eighth Symphony with humorous passages and graceful movements.

Geome Scranton Symphony Orchestra Society Lyceum Ttes Nwiher Beethoven Heethoven

Musical Gossip and Concert Highlights Parade

A lively music note column reviews recent performances with minuet movements and the finale of a symphony. It praises courtly grace and a vivid second subject, mentions Auber and Mevberbeers selections, and lauds Evan Williams and Theodore Hemberger for Scranton concerts.

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