Rain Halts Providence Wilkes-Barre Eastern League Game
Eastern League results show rain stopping Providence and Wilkes-Barre in the third inning with Providence leading before the delay. Rochester tumbles from first as Buffalo defeats them, Albany and Providence vie for first place while Scranton drops to the foot of the standings after a loss to Springfield.
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Gillon
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Springfield
Griffin
Meadows
Bisons
Eastern League Games Feature Scranton Providence Rivalry
Scranton faces Providence while Wilkes-Barre visits Springfield and Albany travels to Rochester as Buffalo hosts Syracuse in a night of league action across the circuit.
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Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Springfield
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Smiths Good Pitching Beats Scrantons Weakened Hitting
Springfield at Hampden Park sees Smith deliver an elegant mound effort as Griffin s men top Scranton 8 to 0. Schellers timely hits and strong defense key the shutout and poor fourth inning baserunning by Hovermill underscores Scranton s struggles.
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Springfield
Hampden Park
Duspite
Schefilurs
Helty
Fuller
Rochester Narrowly Edges Buffalo Behind Late Run
July 13 Rochester reports a tight game as McFarland initially pitched for Lovett but faltered. In the eighth, Lovett allowed a decisive run on a bases loaded squeeze play. Rochester scored two runs to Buffalo's two late, with batteries listing Lovett McFarland Boyd for Rochester and Gray Smith for Buffalo.
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Gray and Smith
Providence Wilkes-Barre rain game halted in third inning
In Providence Wilkes-Barre was called after the third due to rain with Providence leading 6 to 0. The Syracuse Albany game was postponed for rain.
Contempt Likely For Manager After Protests In Cleveland Game
National League report from Cleveland cites manager Irwin facing contempt for protest actions, with Umpire Hurst also served restraining order. Discussion notes Tebeau’s ineligibility and calls for a hearing, while Sullivan puzzles the Spiders and weather causes a game delay. Pittsburg and Cincinnati results noted with late-inning scoring and curve action from Kennedy.
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Cuppy
Zimmer
Dison
Walnut Street Stars to meet Duck Swimmers in July clash
The Walnut Street Stars host a Sunday afternoon game at Dunmore grounds against the Duck Swimmers or the Blue Bells from North End. J Woodring is manager. A separate note records the Has Been defeating the James Boys on July 12 with a 3934 to 299 score, listing umpire and players.
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Gooliean
Mailderic
Moran
Getting
Carrei
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James Boys
Hias-Reenk
atterias—Connere and
Allen
Cavanaugh En
Mullarkey
Seorer—T, Walsh
Order of Inspection At Camp For National Guard Units
The adjutant general announces that First Brigade infantry will be inspected July 20, Second Brigade July 21, Third Brigade July 22 with cavalry and artillery on Thursday and Friday mornings. Regiments start at 7 am, clothing and appearance followed by drills and mustering. seniority dictates order. The spring results show Third Brigade leading with Thirteenth regiment and highest company records, surprising many.
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National Guard
Philadelphia
Adjutant General's Office
Heavy Death Toll Reported With Cholera Infantum Dominant
The week saw forty eight total deaths, two fewer than the prior week, with thirty three of the victims under ten months old. Cholera infantum was the main cause, while typhoid caused five deaths and contagious diseases totaled a low two diphtheria, three scarlet fever and two measles cases.
Excursion to Farview Tomorrow for Sheridan Monument Event
Arrangement completed to entertain two thousand at Farview tomorrow as part of the Sheridan Monument association excursion. The train departs Steel Works station at o'clock and Lackawanna avenue station ten minutes later. Tickets valid on regular trains afterward. Gnomes pastimes and refreshments provided.
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Sheridan Monument Association
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Lackawanna Avenue
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Beranton
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Providence
Dickson City
Peckville
Winton
Jermyn
Wo Mayfield
Carbondale
Scranton
Fainting Pup Tells Tale Of Mount Washington Dog
Superintendent John Horne recalls a remarkable tale from Mount Washington where a young pup separated from its mother fainted on meeting another dog after wintering at the summit. The veteran railroad official noted the dog seemed to believe the other was the only dog in existence. The anecdote, shared with a Boston Journal reporter, is likely unique in dog lore.
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Mount Washington Railway
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Boston Journal
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Lacka- Wanna Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lugerne Street
Kelley's
No. 16
Fairview Avenue
Hail Storm Wreaks Havoc Across City Areas
A violent hail and wind storm caused widespread damage. Trees toppled, buildings including the First Welsh Baptist and McGuarrah brick structure suffered major blows. Lightning struck multiple homes injuring residents and flooding filled cellars on Hampton and Main avenues.
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Scranton Street
Prand
Battins
South Main Avenue
Judge H. M. Edwards
Tenth Street
First Welsh Baptist Church
MccGuarrah
Main Avenue
Price Street
Nelson
Neville & Law
John Stetter
Prive Street
McKeever
North Main Avenue
Jower South Main Avenue
Will Jacobs
Jacobs
Frst
Welsh Baptist Church
Saxe
William Golightly
Daniels Street
Providence
Golightly
Theodore von Storch
Gordan
Assault on Conductor Leads to Arrest in Dunmore Line
Robert Allen a journeyman tinsmith from Buffalo who rode the Hyde Park car and refused to pay was locked up after noon for assaulting Conductor James O Boyle of the Dunmore Suburban line. Allen pressed his claim to fare and resisted being ejected near the courthouse, tearing the conductor's coat in the struggle.
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Robert Allen
Tinamith
Buffalo
James O' Boyle
Dunmore
Allen
Hyde Park
O'Boyle
Court House
Culpable Man Detained After Hyde Park Car Conflict
Witnesses describe a confrontation on a Hyde Park car. Allen, accused of fault, was detained after O' Boyle arrived and offered his account. Allen asserts the conductor told him a transfer was unnecessary.
Central Labor Union Elects Officers and Passes Pittston Disaster Resolution
The Central Labor union of Scranton and vicinity met last night and elected officers for the coming year including President Philip J. Thomas and Treasurer Nelson G. Teets. A resolution extended sympathy to families of Pittston miners killed in the disaster and Teets was chosen treasurer of a relief fund. Another meeting is set for next Monday evening at their hall.
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Central Labor Union
Philip J. Thomas
Ernest C. Brady
Myles J. K. Levy
Nelson G. Teets
Emerson E. Knepp
Robert Blackburn
P. J. Snyder
John Banerick
John Stanton
Messie. Keller, Miller and Golden
Nelson Gi. Teets
Cnisen
Scranton
Sheridan Monument Association plans July Farview excursion
The Sheridan Monument Association announces a mammoth July 11 excursion to Farview to raise funds for a merciful monument to General Philip H. Sheridan. Plans include a day of outing with trains at multiple stops, with tickets transferable to regular fares and a final return from Farview at 6 30 p m.
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Sheridan Monument Association
Farview
Merc of
Winchester
Philip H. Sheridan
Trinity Congregation Lake Ariel Excursion
The Trinity Congregation invites members to a Lake Ariel trip on Friday July 17 with a lecture by Yentaro Okano a Japanese missionary. Tickets cost 75 and 40 cents meals lunch on the grounds 25 cents. Train departs at 5 40 a m.
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Lake Ariel
Yentaro Okano
Swayne's Ointment Promises Tumor Cure
Advertisement claiming Swaynes Ointment stops itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, and removes tumors when used nightly, with a warning of progression if untreated. Sold by Dr Swayne Son Philadelphia or by mail for 50 cents.
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Dr. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
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