State League Plays Three Postponed Baseball Games
Harrisburg loses pitcher Meaney for Allentown defeat to King Kelly’s squad in Philadelphia. Reading defeats Altoona while Pottsville upsets Hazleton. Allentown holds second place with Altoona looming. Also notes amateur Y M C A team wins at Bloomsburg and Scranton K Kickers edge Stove Moulders in thirteen innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaney
Pottsville
Hazleton
Altoona
Reading
Evdral
Harrigsborg
King Kelly
Allentown Brigade
Philadelphia
Orrora
Harrisburg
Allentown
Yesteray
Gelbert
Scrantom
Goeckel
Wilkes-Barre
Atlaudlo City
Swiftenya Ho
Beaven Lau
South Side Grounds
Washington Avenue
Cirven Ridge Senators
South Side
Diddlebsch
Golbert
Smith
Weld
Williama
Centra
Ruddy
Allen
Catchier
Resater
Third Laws
Dan Gelbert
Wil
Kickers
Scranton Stove Moulders
Lace Factory Grounds
Tom Flanaghan
Beranton Tea
You Men's Christian Association
Bloomaburg
Nolan
Altoona’s
Binhoney
Scranton
Albany
Meaney Struggles in Harrisburg Loss to Allentown
About 4 000 spectators watched Harrisburg lose despite Meaney pitching well with help from Mesa and Wente behind the plate. Errors by Huston and Sales sparked Allentown’s early lead as Kelly’s men pulled away 5 to 6 in a tied game late.
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Harrisburg
Meaney
Baok
Huston
Sales
Allentown
Kelly
Mesa
Wente
Butterina
Baldwin
Mulligan
Mitchell
Baseball scores and errors from Reading and Altoona game
In Reading at Reading- Reading the Altoona team won 2-0 on 14 hits to Reading. Errors: Pottsville, Hazleton, and others listed. Batteries were Cum mings and Goodbert with Mayer Cote and Graff pitching. Pottsville topped Hazleton by 14 runs in a separate box score.
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Altoona
Cummings
Goodbert
Mayer
Cote and Graff
Anzleton
Pottsyville
Hasleton
Pottsville
Hazleton
S. Hazleton
Katturies
Box
Wilson
Digglus
Ely
Fee
Moore
Fairhurst
Baseball Scores and Errors From Early 20th Century Games
Reports tabulate games between Louisville New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati Cleveland Boston St Louis Chicago and Washington with runs hits errors and battery details. Umpires named Ethalle Lyneh Mar tley Murat Gaffney Stage Bannon Cuppy and Mojaaid listed for various matchups.
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Louisville
New York
Lonavilla & Err Ors
Batterfra—Westervelt
Wilson
Menafee
Grim
Ethalle
Pittsburg
Philadelia
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Darsey
Buckley
Colcolough
Merritt
Lyneh
Qincingati
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cleveland
Dwyer
Vaugee
Murphy
Hawke
Clarke
Ucopires
Martley
Murat
Cleoveland
Boston
Hills
Errora
Staley
Gungell
Clarkson
Grifith
Virtue
Burkett
Zimmer
Stage
Bannon
Cuppy
St. Loula
Louis
Brooklyn
Hite
Te. Louis
Broomlys
St. Louisa
Hawley
Miler
Gastright and Kinslow
Gaffney
Chicago
Washington
Hutchinson
Local Halftime Softball Scores From Northern Matchups
In Wilken-Barre the home team beat Binghamton 11 to 0 as Troy led visitors. Providence hosted Springfield and won 11 to 8 with Kerrick as umpire. Buffalo game reports show the home team prevailing.
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Wilken-Barre
Binghamton
Teain
Troy
Tob
Providence
Springfield
Kerrick
Sane
Buffalo
Baseball notes and trades stir early season chatter
Reports list Arilo-Wants to leave Cincinnati as negotiations begin to sell Hovan. West of Altoona excites Boston by strong pitching. Jone loge of Baltimore has been hit by pitched balls this season. Umpire Dave Corcoran was injured at Hazleton by a foul tip. Driscoll, a Scranton trial college pitcher, returned home to Norwich Connecticut.
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Cincinnati
Hovan
Pitcher West
Altoona
Boston
Jone Loge
Baltimore
Dave Corcoran
Hazleton
Driscoll
Scranton
Norwich
Conn
Dutchman’s Great Performance In Pigeon Match
The Grassy Island Homing Pigeon club event at Olyphant on July 4 saw John Tyson win first with Dutchoran in 20 dollars and a Great prize of 12. London, also owned by Tyson, placed second at time 0.90. Ike Chieny’s Red Dear finished third at 9.02 as money changed hands for the top three. Tyson’s third consecutive win with Dutchman marks a remarkable feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassy Island
Olyphant
John Tyooo
London
John Tyson
Ike Chiney
Red Dear
Tyson
Hickey and Flynn Triumph in Local Handball Match
Hickey and Flynn of Pine Brook defeated Donohue of Kyde Fork and Hugher of Pine Brook on Capouse Avenue court for a 2 to 1 victory in a 0 aside handball contest. The match drew a large crowd at Ryan's hotel with Hickey and Flynn described as younger and more active.
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Ryan's Hotel
Capouse Avenue
Hickey
Flynn
Pine Brook
Donohue
Kyde Fork
Hugher
Ickey
Supreme Court Defines Public Streams for Anglers
The Poanish supreme court in Starrett’s ruling holds streams stocked with state fish are public unless fish are propagated and managed in separate screens. Propagation does not render adjacent waters private. private ponds require full control of water and transfer. The decision overturns prior practice, pleasing anglers who sought access.
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Supreme Court of Poansrivonis
Starrett
State
Supreme Court
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Colds
We authorize our advertised druggist to see Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds with a money back guarantee if no benefit after a free trial. Bottles are available free at Matthew Brothers, Largo size 81.
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Dr. King
Matthew Bros
Largo Siza
Lactated food praised as life saver for infants
The article touts lactated food as a powerful preventive for infant cholera and a superior nourishment source when breast milk is deficient. It claims rapid weight gain and healthier development, citing a Loganport Indiana case and wide user testimony from mothers endorsing its use.
Sporting Notes From Various Venues Across 1890s Circuits
General notes report trainer bids for Reyel Santas Anita's Realization. Direstum half interest by Monroe Salisbury in Alix. bicycle protests at Syracuse by John Johnson. Britannia and Valkyrie regatta at Clyde Yacht Club with Britannia winning by seven minutes over 45 miles. Northumberland cycling accident injures a rider. Lancaster Gun Club opens new range with W Parke Cummings shooting seventeen of twenty. Yale athletes train at Oxford with Captain Klickel praising track. Oxford-Yale contests expected to set records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green B. Morris
Reyel
Tha Nutury Cycling Club
Syracuse
John Johnson
Valkyrie
Largs
Bug
Clyde Racing
Royal Western
Scorlanu
Britannia
Northumberland
Charles
Bigony
Sunbury
W. Parke Cummings
Oxford
England
William O. Klickel
Lewis PB Rheldon
Clarmel
Hickok
Yale
Atlantic
Sentiment Focus in Philadelphia Tinea Strike Debate
The text argues labor fights for wage relief but condemns strikes that disrupt trade nationwide without negotiations. It asserts public sympathy should tilt toward workers when wages are starvation level yet firm against unapproved stoppages harming commerce and personal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rise of Stranton Faces Harsh Offences Amid Reform Drive
In Stranton a debate rises over larger offences than a harmless Sunday beverage sale. Reform-minded citizens question priorities while city officials address crime and social ills as they push for broader changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpinghanton Menai
Stranton
Reforma
Reward offered for explanation of silver plank claim
The News announces a two dollar reward for the best explanation of the alleged silver plank of the Republican league platform. The notice frames the request as a public inquiry into party policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Kew
Republican League
Critique of a Young Lady and the P. P. P. Cure
An excerpt depicts a rustic dialogue criticizing a young woman as a pretty but blemished figure. Charley dismisses the redness and sores, claiming a remedy called P. P. P. cured blood eruptions and rheumatic pain, praising a governor’s improvement and urging Miss Daisy to heed the advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
George
P. P.P
Bcal
Ali
Daisy
Partnership Dissolution Notice Names Walter Koehler
Notice declares dissolution of the partnership of John Walter Edward Walter and Frederick M Koehler on July 3, 184. It states all debts owed by the partnership should be paid and business to continue at Lackawanna Avenue under Walter Thompson and Edward Walter and Frederick M Koehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walter
Edward Walter
Frederick M. Koehler
Frederick M. Koehlke
Howe
Lackawanna Avenue
Walter
Thompson
Edward Walte
Frederick M, Korhler
Missing Furs From City Streets Offer Reward
Wanted notices describe a small bulldog with one ear and a gold hair plug with white, offering a reward if found and returned to Colonel B. A. Kipple at the Third National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Kipple
Third National Balk
Sale of Parade Parasol Lots in Various Colors and Sizes
Lot listings detail fifty 26-inch Gloria parasols with black frames and carved handles at sale price per unit, twenty five 26-inch Navy Blue and Blue Silk variants with natural handles at reduced or special prices, and seventy five 26-inch Silk parasols with changeable colors sold at discounted rates.
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Barrisburge
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Pottevilla
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Arilo
Cincinnati Club
Mike Kelly
Browning
Hickey and Flynn
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Mra
Edward Neweow
Logansport
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fFemalea
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Spruce Street
Frankin Avenue
Qummer
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Addrves Box Clarks
Inet
Clit
Bridge Street
G. G. Clark
So. St
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Legal
Riba DE Wnry
Jane L. de Witt
Lycinte
oMee
John Jermyn
Pricetargh
Watll
Vaumore
Aise
Factoryville
Simmer Hearlers
Stark
Stanton
Leah Marri
A. B.C
Qituation
Vorest City
Prem
James Stroot
Boy
Denver
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Court House
Surnaton Bedding CO
Bow
Lacka Ave
Adama
Hotel Waverly
Uropenn
Attschool
Berguer & Engula Tagohmusor
Filbert Sts. Philads
Poont Sylvanla
Broad Street
Market Street
T. J. Victory
Messrs. Davies & Griffin
the Bell Clothing House
Davies & Griffin
Hull & Co
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Gross, Foster & CO
Freeman, Cor
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