Mysterious cloud burst and fish rain oddly noted near Susquehanna
A heavy storm near Deep Hollow, Susquehanna County, produced a spiral cloud that released catfish frogs and tadpoles, coating land and cattle. Scientists and locals photographed the event while reports tie the scene to a temperance crusade and local deaths and notices unfold in the day’s other items.
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Binghamton
Whitney
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Deep Hollow
Springville Notes and Local Visits and Fire Tragedy
Miss Thayer of Scranton visits cousin Miss Lillie Titman while Montrose resident Miss Parmie Compton visits her brother M. E. Crompton. John R. Titman shoots crows then accidentally sets barn ablaze causing $1000 loss with $2000 insurance. Grace Fish, hospitalized and vaccinated while in Stevensville, died from blood poisoning after eight days in Lynn Cemetery.
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Scranton Tribune
Springville
Thayer
Scranton
Lillie Titman
East Lenox
Parmie Compton
Montrose
M. E. Crompton
John R. Titman
Grace Fish
Lynn
Stevensville
Miss Fish
BASE BALL SCORES FROM AMERICAN LEAGUE WEEKEND CARD
American League games played at Baltimore Washington Cleveland Detroit Boston New York Chicago St Louis featured varied scorelines. Battery pairings included Plank Bresnahan Criger Clark Winters and others with umpires Connolly Johnstone Caruthers and more.
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Baltimore
RHE. Philadelphile
Ootloolofo
Plank
Bchreckengent
Howell
Bresnahan
Connolly and Johnstone
Washington
Boston
Winters
Criger
Orth and Clark
Caruthers
Toronto-Toronto Triumph and Buffalo Upset Highlight Week
At Toronto Toronto 4 Providence 1 and Buffalo Buffalo 1 Jersey City 7 dominate a day of varied results with several games postponed due to rain.
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Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
College Game Summary From New Haven Crowd
College game report from New Haven notes attendance of 10 100. Garvin McKelvy and Winslow led with battery play. Clarkson and Milne also contributed in a defense heavy contest.
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New Haven
T.H.E. Fale
Marvard Coy
Garvin
McKelvy
Winslow
Clarkson
Milne
New York Stage Changes Highlight 1914 Creations
Walter Jones drops to 180 pounds while still performing In the West. Favorsham stays in London as Parker completes The Right of Way. Hilliard likely returns to the stage with Anna Held in Du Barry. Klaw and Erlanger drive New Amsterdam theater project on Forty-second street with Rogers Brothers company. opening January 19 14. The $1 200 000 building will rival Europe in ornament and capacity.
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Walter Jones
West
Mr. Jones
William Faversham
London
Gilbert Parker
Mr. Faversham
Robert Hilliard
Wall Street
Anna Held
Richpin
du Barry
R. A. Barnet
New York
Maurice Harryinmore
Klaw & Erlanger
New Amsterdam
Forty-second Street
Rogers Brothers’ Company
Rogers Brothers
Broadway
Forty-first Street
Unclaimed Letters at Scranton Post Office Listing
Long list of uncalled names and notices from West Scranton Station and city post office. Individuals including Miss Jane Burns, James Carey, John Moran, Mrs Etta P. Robinson, and many others await notification or collection. Public notice requests claimants contact the Scranton post office for first possible date of sale or delivery.
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Scranton Post Office
Eesay
Nadie Edi Abraham
Jonas Ackerman
Dwight Barrett
A. Hullard
J. G. Burch
Jane Burns
Burnham
James Carey
Agnes Caton
Anna Compton
W. Tr. Culughy
Willian Cowley
Mary Capwell
Oscar Jarrett
George Williams
Bessie
Jenking
Mra
J. Wide
Collran B. James
Elizabeth Waring
George EB. Jones
David Woyeshnar
P. Jones
Ky A. Willams
Mar Jackson
A Pomae
Auret M. Kindnes
F. Whyte
Mirza Nellie Kemp
Lixato Wollison
W. J Kane
C. A. Williams
Boe Ok
Railroads Announce Outing Train to Cranberry Lake
On Sunday June 29 a special train leaves Lackawanna station Scranton at 815 am for Cranberry Lake returning at 7 pm The resort lies on the Sussex branch 102 miles east of Scranton The lake spans 2.5 miles by 1 mile with picnic grounds pavilions and scenic views The round trip fare is one dollar The Wy oming Valley Express begins June 15 with through Pullman buffet parlor car and Lehigh Valley day coach between Carbondale Scranton and New York Philadelphia.
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Lackawanna Station
Scranton
Cranberry Lake
Lackawanna Resort
Sussex Branch
Pocono Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Carbondale
New York
Philadelphia
Wyoming Valley
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
National Delegation Association Trip to Minneapolis
The Lackawanna Railroad offers special excursion tickets to Minneapolis for July 7 to 11 at 30.50 round trip with return no earlier than July 8 and no later than July 11, tickets deposited by July 1 with 00 cents fee to extend departure to Sept 1. Delegates should note one Chicago change of cars from Scranton and an example schedule leaving Scranton 6 30 p m arriving Minneapolis 7 45 am.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Minneapolis
Scranton
Lackawanna
Chicago
Local Social Notes Mention Susquehannah Visit And Legal Defense
Mrs Kane of Susquehannah visited her brother F N Boyle on the Sabbath. H H T Wilkin of Beratton called on his father in law F K Tiffany over Sunday. Dr and Mrs V C Decker and Mr and Mrs Clarence McConnell visited the doctor’s father at the Pulls Sunday. J W Pett and Ernest Little attorneys from Tunkhannock are in town defending salt damages suit brought by S L Tiffany over street work. Virgie Robinson, longtime resident and mail carrier, returned after eighteen years away last week.
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8. L. Tiffany
Virgie Robinson
Wailroader
Spoon swindler flees Towanda after show fails
In Towanda Bradford County a traveling spoon swindler known as B. Ruafsky conducted a street show promising free entertainment. He collected dollars from gullible crowds and sold a lead pencil for fifty cents before being arrested for false pretenses and concealed weapons. He posted bail and awaits Saturday proceedings as authorities hold the money.
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Scranton Tribune
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Otlver Hollow
B. Ruafsky
Montrose
Canaan
Laceyville
Bayre
Pr. L
Barnes
Souranion
Bradford
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