Fifth Player Signed by Manager Daly for Club
Daly signs Gon Daly of Troy as the fifth player for the club. Daly’s recent second-year veteran from Scranton, who previously starred for Toronto Kastens, joins after strong batting and fielding showing in Canadiian league play.
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Gon Daly
Trov
Vio
Scranton
Tule Waa
Toronto
Golfie Ve
Towlon, Woodock and
Cuelph
Canadiin Lenge
Dalyle
Manegar
Clut
Party council chairs hinge on faction split and contests
Candidates from both parties jostle for the chairmanship of the common and select councils as the balance shifts post April. Democrats, now the senior party in the select council, may face a tough fight with Republicans led by Robathan and Vaughan seeking the post amid shifting majorities and past defections.
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Demonia
Republiegne
J. A Caetello
D. W. Vilighin
Tribune
Enturdas
George Sanderson
DW. Vaughan
Selective
Chittenden
Bor
Robathan
Fifth Ward
Common Council
Larther Heller
Weller
Caucas
Chanees
Evan Morris
Plarry Hotton
Edouard Th. Conley
Mubbie
Energzette Anivals
W. A. Lynett
Fishtine
Martin T. Lavelle
Tme
Nartles
Ffadvs
What Shall a Busy Person Read in This Busy Age
A strong practical sermon by Rev. Thomas B. Payne at Souls Universalist Church urges daily reading as a moral duty. He argues in a feverish age readers must devote time to substantial books over trash, urging continuous self-education through thoughtful, recent works.
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All Souls’ Universalist Church
Universalist Church
Thomas B. Payne
Mt. Payne
Fife
Amd
Wilvite
Iim
Von
Ako
Moral and religious weekly discussed in Sunday paper critique
A long critique of Sunday paper culture condemns sensational religious content and urges readers to seek moral motive and civic responsibility. It argues for reform in periodicals and praises disciplined reading as essential to virtuous living and social progress.
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Goa
Bartenders Name Delegates to Ui Convention in Louisville
At a union meeting Henry Aelcher and Thomas F Boland were chosen as local delegates to the Ui convention in Louisville on May 14 with Thomas O Brien as alternate. The Bop Ten Burlesquers are set to perform at the Piur, beckoning with mathe this at Ler nd.
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Henry Aelcher
International Hartenders’ League
Thomas F Boland
Brunawielk
Louieville
Alay
Thomas O Brien
Mathe
Sermon to Washington Camps Observed on Washington Birthday
Members of the Patriotic Order of Washington Camps No 178 and No 9388 joined last evening in services. They pledged to uphold the universal declaration of liberty and widen freedom gates, a long standing annual observance.
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Washington
Wishington Compa
No. Is
No. A
Patriotle Order
Lone of
America
Wahehington
Enech
Aliog
Dis
Yiteril
Omental Goth
Department of Industry
Bat American Inci
Orroe
Wanda
Fabian
eWorld
Patriotic Assembly at New First Hoptist Church Voices National Faith
Members gathered at South Main avenue for a service led by Rev. S. F. Mathews. The sermon on patriotism recalled American independence and divine guidance, urging devotion to country and prayer for unity, prosperity, and national resilience.
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F. Mathews
THE
First Baptist Church
First Hoptist Church
South Main Avenue
S. F. Mathews
Cod
America
Americ
Ameriany
Jean Conerass
Trad
Wis
Congress
Valley Forge
George Washidington
Cea
End of Season Sale on Scarves and Furs
End of season sale lists numerous scarves and furs with prices and discounts. Items include Collarettes, Electric Seals, Blue Lynx Scarfs, Mink Scarves, and Fur pieces from multiple brands. Some entries indicate new stock and repaired furs with clear sale pricing across several lines.
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Peyehin
Marten
Tim Mouillong
Bmiyiek Maven
Bloch Murtom
Basketball at Y W C A delivers two close junior matches
At the Young Women's Christian Association gymnasium two intramural games were played between High School and Association squads. The Juniors defeated the Privates 2 to 0, while the Senior and Typical classes faced WY WOC A Texulars with a 1 to 0 score for the latter.
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Lnsier
Christhim Assochition
Gsiuinsluin
Alisace Weigel
Rose
Thivis
Smith
Misses Blair
Looowle
Parker
Ballstead
Connell
An Sobol Ssonloms
WY. W. OC. A. Texulars
Scawe
Uws
Hives
Senlore
Miseos Gites
Hughes
Foust
Walsh
Pish
Rozulive
Mirses Acker
Muankin
Pueytrhige
Rechtel
Pager
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Uneful
Mustagl
Pierowaki Conmeort
Specutag Matiner Phe
Anediew
Haredinin Theater
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Saliealig
Archbald
Tileone
Trishin
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Continental
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Wotton
Tlyde Mark
Aig
Pete
Sloan
Tarlor
Mallstead
Woolward
Avondale
Auewhineless
Flies
Masy Algoria
Raymond Pouec
Button
Simpels
el Belmont
Coursen's
Mathers
Agee
Esa
Dickson Mill and Grain Co
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
Ulta
Celdeter Fe Guetta Wreatest University
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Delianle
Neuttal
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Damon Papers
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Romilieli
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Createst
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Dee
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Wilwirdy
Ue World
Tatention
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Anternona
Lane
Mathews
Kirgt Baptist Church
Crrinaval
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Arenas
Lackawanna Avenue
Joseph Ober Dlosine
Evo A. Lo
Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
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