Scranton, Wilkes-Barre clash dampened by losses
In Eastern League play Scranton loses to Providence as Wilkes-Barre drops a close one to Springfield. Syracuse beats Rochester while Buffalo edge Toronto. Attendance about 2,000. News notes discuss Scranton and Wilkes-Barre standings, player moves, and local baseball events including Dunmore Stars vs North End Stars and other club activities.
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Scranton
Providence
Springfield
Wilkes-Barre Buffalo
Rochester
Wilkes- Barre
Wilkes
Seranton
Wilkes-Barre
Springfeld
Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Scranton Defeats Providence in Slim Baseball Faceoff
Scrantons outpitched Providence as Meaney bested Hudson in a 3 0 game. Providence hitters collected nearly a dozen safeties but failed to convert rallies, while Scrantons capitalized on slow fielding to run the bases. The home club lacked its usual vim and snap in a contested scoreless effort before the decisive innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaney
Hudson
Scranton
Providence
R. L
Scrantons
Qulestors
Baseball box scores from New York to Washington reveal errors and batteries
The fragment lists games in multiple cities including New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Baltimore and Washington with teams such as Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis. It notes hits errors and batteries like Clark Schriver Stein Grim McGill Buckley and McDonald with umpires Campbell Keefe Galvin and Murray among others.
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Hodgson
Boston Weave
Eseesth
Persnene
Ballers
Piltebure Scranton
Chicago
K. i
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Eugan
Thack
Stearns
Cinciinatia
Aleaney
Hijston
Washington
Rogers
Euane
W. Johnson
Toon
Hrady
Lavataville
Smith
POUME
Victonesassive
Providence
Seranton
Scranton
Cooney
McAuley
Eagan
Brearny
Srmalth
Johnson
Bager
Stricker
Lyons
Hadford
Huston
Flint
Bassett
Hodson
Radford
E. Rogers
Brooklyn
OZ Oootos
Lauraville
Hite
Loutaville
Louteville
Stein
Grim
Weyhing
Welch
Keefe
Putteburg
Pittsburg
McGil
Buckley
Hart
Sugden
Campbell
Peltz
Galvin
Baltimore
St. Louis
Hita
Hemming
Clarke
Brettenstein
Sreeeeeey
Washlington
Battersew
Mercer Ani McGuire
Terry and
Moran
Murray
Scheffler Error Saves Wilkes-Barre in Narrow Loss
Springfield edges Wilkes-Barre 1-0 thanks to Scheffler’s eighth inning miscue that allowed Barre to reach second and score on Shannon’s hit. Springfield’s stronger, heavier hitting and sharp defense, aided by outfield assists, produced the run despite Wilkes-Barre’s efforts. Attendance 1,100.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Bulato
Smith
Wobietet
Demont
Adrive
Dowse
Firet
Crauby Tn
Clymers
Wilkes-Barre
Ponies
Springfield
Mase
ScheMer
Barre
Shannon
Callahan
Llie Barre
Scheffler
Bpringfield
E. Bhannon
Donnelly
Lynch
Gilbert
Garry
McDonald
Wateerilss Ratta F
Gunson
Nagecivicee
Cullahan
Paieivaies
KR. NO
A. A
Bo Nada
la Keenan
Wilkes- Barre
Bidlen
Schetter
Scheter
Bale
Keenan
Grin
Hy Callahan
Hirst
Stara Triumph On Fielding In Rochester Game
Syracuse Rochester game report notes Stara won by superior fielding while Rochester hitters produced big inning with bats. Lush attempted a throw from third base to retire Welch, two runners scored. Warner misplayed an easy ball, aiding Stark's late scoring. Baldwin allowed more hits than Day amid a rough pitching slate.
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Ung
Lush
Syracuse
Rochester
Hrrori
Baldwin
Berger
Harnedrune
Wirst
Syricuse
Ballwin
Luoh
Hegs
Mossy
Ber
Ger
Breckinridge
Suohflew
Welch
Simon
Warher
Kagan
Power
Stara
Warner
Stark
Scranton Star Clark Traded to New York for Murphy and Bannon
Big EN Clark, Scranton's slugging first baseman, was released to New York and reported to President Freedman. In exchange, Shortstop Murphy and Pitcher Bannon were said to be the new men. After ten days of negotiations Scranton yielded to Freedman's stipulation that Murphy and Bannon be returned on instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big En" Clark
Scranton
New York
Freedman
Shortstop Murphy
Fielcher Bannon
Confused Baseball Recap With Mixed Results and New Player Talk
Scattered notes show Rochester and Brooklyn in close play yet losses due to errors. Scranton shows the fewest games played in the league while Wilkes Barre and Philadelphia engage in a high contact schedule. A new pitcher may join Rochester as the Glays eyed Smiley and discussed a non New England league origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Sweeney
Syraecuse
Boston Clinches Hat Lead by Beating Spiders
Boston moves to the lead of the Hat by defeating the Spiders who fall from fourth to fifth. The Chicagos beat the Senators, climbing from fifth to fourth. The Reds slip from sixth to eighth after losing to the Giants.
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Boston
Spiders
Chicagos
Senators
Reds
Giants
Harvard Refusal to Enter Oxbridge Challenge Praised by Penn President
H L Goylin, president of the University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association, defends Harvard's decision to decline the Oxford and Cambridge challenge. He argues Harvard and Yale are not on equal footing with Oxbridge numerically or athletically, and praises Harvard’s patriotic stance. The Penn official notes the Inter-Collegiate Association has not received formal grounds for Harvard's refusal.
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Philadelphia
H. L. Goylin
Athletic Association of the
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Oxford
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Amatuer Athletic Association
Yale
Great Britain
Collegiate Association
Great John L Sullivan Showman of the Ring
John L Sullivan, now broke and ill of show business, claims he has not touched liquor in two months. Friends plan a benefit to top a recent Dempsey event, with Sullivan and Corbett ending the program in a three round bout. He earned and spent vast sums, reportedly $500000 over twelve years, yet squandered much of it. He often gave away large sums and bought items for friends, while never denying aid to those in need.
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John L. Sullivan
Jack” Dempsey
Sullivan
Corbett
Traina
Best
Jt Jo
Bethlehem June races open at Bethlehem Park Association
The Bethlehem Patr and Driving Park association opened its June races with large attendance. Winners featured Happiness in the heat and Glory of the day with Dart, Ruckoff, and Electric Prince taking top trots. Purse details include 400 for the trotting event and 200 for pacing with Happiness narrowly leading in the heat.
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Bethlehean
Bethlehem Patr and
Driving Park Association
Atrale
Dart
Ruckoff
Electric Prince
Pilotes
B. F
Hull
Middleburg
The New Woman and Lunar Dreams in Poetic Verse
A fragmentary verse piece envisions spacefaring women and magical aid as symbols of freedom. The speaker invokes witches, a broom, and a journey toward celestial realms while praying for progress and a hoped for boon from the lightning. The tone blends mythic imagery with calls for awakening and liberation.
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Tia
Johnson Zimmermann bicycle race hit delays at Asbury Park
New York on June 1 reports another hitch in the Johnson Zimmerman proposed bicycle race for 10000 dollars. Eck Johnson's trainer will not allow this man to race at Asbury Park but says Johnson will proceed with plans.
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New York
Johnson-Zimmerman
Eck
Johnson
Asbury Park
Boxing promises and bicycle buzz in early season notes
Billy Brady bets Corbett will beat Fitzsimmons in Texas and Brady’s camp backs a short, easy win. Wilkes-Barre’s William Leslie tipped as probable referee for the Judge Leonad bout in Keystong hall. Delaney predicts Corbett’s victory while Deaney trains the champion. Atlantic City night bicycle races discussed as a professional show run by Philadelphia interests. Bea side Athletic Club faces possible closure if boxing exhibitions are banned despite profits. John L. Sullivan benefit eyed at Madison Square Garden with Brady backing, and a fleet of volunteers anticipated. The Spirit of the West mare Jessie, owned by J H Dale, posted a fast first race effort though track conditions limited time gains.
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Billy” Brady
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Texas
William Leslie
Wilkes-Barre
Elmira Telegram
Leonad
Keystong Hall
Pittaton
Fitesimmons
Billy Delaney
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Beaside Athletic Club
Criffo- McAuliffe
Clayton
ISM
John L. Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
William A. Brady
Bob Pitt
Shamone
Spur
Bleven O' Donnell
Leager Note
Phil Dwyer
Sulls
John
Spirit of the West
Don Moines
Jesse
J. H. Dale
T HH
M. HH
This Ciy
Jessie
Shennan
BE. E. Dale
Jesale
Marriages Highlight South Side Society Notes
Two weddings were held on the South Side yesterday. Henry Kelf and Miss Mary Hamm wed at St Marys Germin Catholic church with many friends in attendance. Margaret Manning and John Smeidopf were married at St Johns Catholic church in the afternoon in a private ceremony. The brides and grooms planned wedding tours to New York and New England with journeys by train after celebrations.
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St Mary's Germin Catholic Church
Henry Kelf
Mary Hamm
Pittston Agenue
Father Stopper
Josepl Reif
John Lanedorf
Edward Hamm
Mary Heil
Bute Demuth
Kate Erler
Relf
Widinayes
Lackawand Avenue
Seaboard
St. John's Catholic Church
Pheetree
Margaret Manning
Smeldop
J. A. Moffitt
Cedar Avenue
New York City
Boeton
Interedi
New England
Imellopf
B. J. Leonard
Woman Beaten by Husband Taken to Lackawanna Hospital
Mrs James Kilpatrick was transported by ambulance to Lackawanna Hospital yesterday after a brutal beating by her husband a week earlier. She endures intense pain from internal injuries caused by kicks from her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kilpatrick
Lackawanna Hospital
Kicka
Restaurant in Plymouth Seeks Fast Sale Within Ten Days
A restaurant operating in the beat business district of Plymouth is for sale and reported to be doing well. Interested buyers should inquire of J A Opp attorney at Over First National Bank Plymouth Pa.
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J. A. Opp
First National Bank
Plymouth
West Side Druid Officers Elected In Seventh Anniversary
Beers hall hosted Patriotic Order Sons of America camp S43 celebration with David J. Davis presiding. Officers chosen included Joseph Phillips as president and E B Fellows to likely retain captaincy of Company F amid ongoing drills.
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Beers’ Nall
Druids
E. Db
Fellows
Cosy Beers’ Hall
Patriotic Order Sons of America
David J. Davis
Eyuon Etyed
House
HH. M. Bunnell
Ise
Mira Minnie Parry Thomas
Thomas Heynon
Richard ‘Thoams
Myron Evans
Minnie Weber
Miss Sailor
Jeminin Jones
Meesers
Glander
Pfeiffer
Professor Rosar
Druid Glee Club
Joseph Phillips
H. D. Jones
Secon
Talllie M. Evans
W. Phillips
George Rowlands
David T. Johnson
Daniel Hughes
Samuel Davis
D. T. Johnson
Tallie M
John Thomas
Lewis Wateyn
Norma Willams
Wyoming’s Campbell’s Ledge Poem by John M Coyne
A poetic note titled Note to fifth canto Mawawwemie by John M. Coyne reflects on Wyoming’s landscape. It lauds the cliffs, river, forests, and June light, recalling Delaware and Shawnee history and a history of conflict and settlement.
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Wanwamle
Wiwamie
Wiomie
Wyoming
Chapman
Scranton Glee Club Inch by Inch Toward Permanence
Last evening Mise Jones received high compliments for the effort as the Scranton Glee club gathered to solidify its status. The society includes well known singers and may compete at Utica if sentiment holds, according to local business notes and community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Jones
Scranton Glee Club
Utica
Fire destroys Alger store and Howley saloon in Dunmore
At 2 o clock this morning a fire broke out in George Alger's Blakely Street store in Dunmore and spread to Howley's saloon next door. Firemen from Neptune Engine Company contained the blaze by 2 45. The buildings owned by Mrs Garvey suffered heavy damage. Alger carried 2000 dollars in insurance and Howley stock carried 1000 dollars.
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Georgee Alger
Blakely Street
Dunmore
George Alger
Howley's
Ald
Dutmore Are
Neptune Engine Company
Mrg. Garvey
Alger
Howley
Unnatural Case Ties West Side Disorderly House Raid
A young unnamed girl who recently arrived from Plymouth gave birth at a West Side resort run by Mrs Mathews. The newborn was buried by Jack Norton at a nearby dump. Police raided the establishment at midnight and arrested Mrs Mathews two white women two white men and three black men. The fetus was later reinterred and the accused face a morning hearing.
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Plymouth
Mathews
Kelley's Patch
Jack Norton
Simpson
Alderman Millar
John Davis
Robert Delttz
Goerlitz
Hawks
Dugnan
Very Wise Advice From Professor Jowett
The text recounts Jowett offering worldly wise counsel about trust and relationships. It notes a belief he warned against listening to men who abuse their relations and the risk they will manipulate you afterward. It also mentions a purported ceremony quote on choosing a profession and a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowett
Nike
Local Readers Share Events At Various Towns
Miss Mary A Carlie and Miss Little Farrell visited Carbondale. St Patrick’s Parveldal academy students hold a piano recital Friday. D J Foley from Scranton called on friends Monday. Revs Murphy and Smoulter attended St Cecilia’s academy exercises in Scranton yesterday. Miss Maria O Malley and James O Malley left Monday for levelund i to attend a sister’s wedding. John Durkin of Bicetria City circulated among friends yesterday. Mr and Mrs James Oarien and others attended the Boland funeral in Archbald yesterday. The Kutekw Reserves of Scranton will cross bats with Oly plant club here on Saturday.
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Mary A. Carlie
Little Farrell
Carbondade
St. Patrick's Parveldal Academy
D. J. Foley
Scranton
P. J. Murphy
J. M. Smoulter
St. Cecilia's Academy
Maria O'Malley
James O'Malley
Levelund i
Ladies Ald Society ice cream festival and meeting
The Ladies Ald Society will meet at Mrs Joseph Curtin's home this afternoon. Miss Jennie Drake is home for the summer. The Presbyterian Sunday school held Children’s Day exercises last Sunday, and everything passed off nicely. The Ladies Ald Society of the new church will hold an ice cream festival this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Ald Society
Joseph Curtin
Jennie Drake
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ladies’ Ald Society
New Church
Castoria Ad Slogan From Old Family Nursery Line
Nostalgic ad copy traces Castoria through stages of childhood and motherhood. It presents Castoria as a trusted remedy used for infants, toddlers, and women with children, reflecting historic marketing language.
Best of Mavea Offers Examine Shows and Special Deals
A brief note highlights the best of Mavea shows and a special offer to fit customers. It promises easy access to goods and no trouble in presenting items for sale.
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South Side News
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Will F. Clifford
Irving Avenue
Edgar, Connell
Pittston Avenue
Anna M. Gallagher
Mary A. Ruddy
Conrad Pell
William Connell
Oregon Grove
Sterling Simrell
Prototon
Delaware and Hudson
Dewitt
Cka
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Luce Bros. Cash Stores
H. Main Avenue
Serantes
West Side
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Woodburn Street
Skellenger
Congresslion
Anee
Wght
Captain Fellows
BE. D. Fellows
Peljons
Benjamin Williams
John Mogan
Keyser Avenue
Stroudsburg
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Mra
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Richard Phillips
Nellie Mulquin
Hawley
North Main Avenue
Hoover
R. J. Willums
Washburn Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Farview
Minas Catherine Finnerty
Honesdale
Miligareth O'Hellly
Mra. M
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Jackson Street
Miia Sarah Jones
Hampton Street
Calvary Baptist Church
Tay
Campbell's Ledge
Por
Susquehanna
Wilkesarre
Pend
Parnassus
Vince Yourrolf
Bouth Kis Avenue
John H. Reynold
Pairchid's
Revere
F. W. Mapon & Co
Booth Malp Avenue
J. C. King
Jackson
Fred Reynolds
North Mainayeens
William DD
Griffitha
North
Malin Avenue
Doe
Maoderly House
Olyphant
Old Forge
Sho
Castoria
Thorn Cestoria
Durisgh's
Spruge Street
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Washington Avenue
Nay
E. A W.V, BR
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
Umog
E. Grewer
New Life
Xiyone
Grewer
Port Omee Building
Peng Avenue
Coruce Street
Daviduw
Moosic Powder Co
Moosic and
Ruse
Dale Works
LaMin
Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co.’s High Explosives
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins, M'g’1
MIT
Ray
Omce
Wyoming Avenu
Hank
WM. T. Smith
Meyer
Tonio Hartmann
Biron
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