Rain Delays Numerous State League Baseball Games
Rain prevented many scheduled games yesterday affecting Harrisburg Scranton Pottsville Allentown Reading and Altoona. The standings table shows percentages wins losses and current positions as Reading narrows the gap with Allentown while Altoona loses to Hazleton and others.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Potteville
Boston
Pottsville
Reading
Allentown
Altoona
Hazleton
Weather and Election Notice Fragments From Several Cities
OCR fragments report rain causing postponements in Harrisburg and Pottsville, with Easton delaying its account. Other items mention Altoona, Hazleton, Allentown, Reading, and Reading’s weather impacts, plus battery and voting references and names such as Corcoran, Kilroy, and Mill.
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Altoonn
Aliont
Hazleton
Seheible
Ely
Moore
Corcoran
Reading
Hite
Peailing
Allentown
Battaree
Lone
Gogdboyt
Kilroy
Mill Lao
Harrisburg
Harrisburg-Scranton
Pottsville
Pottaville
Easton
Baseball Scores and Schedule Fragments From Multiple Cities
Scattered game results show rain affecting several fixtures with Boston, Louisville, and Cincinnati postponements. Notable lines list teams such as New York, St Louis, Chicago and Baltimore with reported scores and error tallies. umpires named include Hurst and Lynch.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Tallymere
Mitili
Kittridge
McMahon
Robinson
Lynch
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Rain Interrupts Erie Erie-Troy Game Finale
In a weather affected schedule the Erie-Erin game and the Buffalo game faced delays due to rain. The Troy match and Rhode Island game were affected by forfeit or early call as rain shortened the eighth inning period.
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Buffalo
Troy
Witnes-Barra-Springfield
Ribglainten
Providence
Erie
Erin
Syracuse
Gamo
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Championship Over Harvard
Yale defeats Harvard two to nothing before 7,000 spectators at Hayes New Conn. June 26. Yale earns the championship as Harvard scores none. Umpire Hartley presides as Batteries-Highlands and Seamwall, Carter and Greenway are noted in the box.
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New Hayes
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Highlands
Seamwall
Carter
Greenway
Hartley
Scranton Club Considers By-Laws and Local Ball Gossip
The Scranton directors met to discuss bylaws while notes on local baseball circulate. Reports mention West Side Stars challenging Summer Avenue Stars, and Young Tennies posting wins and junior club challenges.
Al Weddigo: Erratic but strong all round player
The report notes Al Weddigo is one of the Eastern league's most erratic basemen. He has made brilliant catches on the Buffalo home grounds and elsewhere misplayed easy flies. Still he remains a capable player and contributes at the plate when needed.
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Weddigo
Buffalo
Local Bicycle Parade Entries Near Climax for July 4
Nearly fifty racers have entered with closing time set for Thursday at 0, the letter lists entrants from Washington DC Binghamton Erie Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Unattached riders must report by 10 at the Eris and Wyoming Valley depot where a Scranton club officer assigns positions. A reception committee was formed led by N. C. Wallace of Connolly Wallace. The parade on July 4 will feature mounted police, bands and multiple bicycle clubs from across the region under marshal Th. C. Liven and assistants CM Price PF. A. Lintermister with a detailed formation lineup.
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Ken K
Harry Park
Washington, D.C
Cliss Bridger
Binghamton
Erie
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Eris and
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Rice
N. CU. Wallave
Connolly & Wallace
Clutseiyy
Th. C. Liven
CM Price
PF. A. Lintermister
Mounted Police
Cattiry Avelo Club
Willesuort Cycle Club
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
One Mile World Record Shattered at Waldan Mass
John 8 Johnson set a world best in the one mile at Waldan Massachusetts finishing in 1.5. The Minooka Sporting Club plans a Fourth of July swyywoopstake shouting match on the Mitoulis grounds open to all entrants.
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John 8 Johnson
Waldan
Mass
Fonterdas
Minooka
Mitoulis
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Headache and Constipation
Remedy touted as permanent cure for headaches and habitual sick headache. Claims to restore bowel tone, suggesting Electric Bitters for relief. Ends with sales pitch for Matthews Bros. drug store offering large bottles at fifty cents.
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Matthews Bros
Stor
Pittston Council Sees Revised Ordinance Debated
The Pittston town council met in special session at the town hall Monday evening to discuss the revised ordinance. Reports from committees on Traction company and tax settlement were reviewed, objections raised, and an order drawn for a $7.04 surcharge. A fence damage claim and delays in paying bills were noted amid fire and engine repairs concerns.
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Mangan
Donnelly
Reap
Kennedy
Hennigap
Lysett
Tigue
Traction Company
Frank Bohan
Hennigan
Siance Committee
Rishmood
Butlertreet
Martin Kirby
Cork Lane
Lehigh Valley
No. 172
Edward Tools
Kirby
Ramatus
Pueu
Avoed
John Cawley
R. E. Yenkee
Adama Express Company
Will Dovatiney
Wilkes-Barre Etweard
Carey
W. B. Sharp
Teresa McAndrew
St John's Church
Oficer
F. W. Padrick
Jas, Price
Henry Lennon
Martin Molderiy
Owen Walsh
Bis
Khret
Thos, Kelley
T. I. Staley
Jesse Phillips
Jos
Hafner
Jaaac Boyan
MN. Downelly
Local Socials and Political Buzz From Riverside County
The Taylor Electrica plays Uniona Hyde Park on Luraday at Riversile grounds. A Price library reception committee meets tonight. A new council of the Junior Order United American Machinists formed in Jermyo. Reward offered for murderer Crmenzo Maodlo. J Winslow and family at Lake Underwood. James Howolla and Miss Jane James wed last night. Clerks vs dormyn clerks game set Thursday. Lauggen and Miss Katie Burke of Sibley to wed tonight. Hood and Miss Lean Powell wed Monday. Newlyweds depart for New York by Central Railroad of New Jersey. Surprise party for Mr and Mrs Robert Linney’s twentieth anniversary. Mrs Linney’s party guests and family celebrated with music. John H Fellows addressed Republicans in town, McKinley club organizing. Crowd urged support for Yellona as next congressman.
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Electrica
Uniona
Hyde Park
Luraday
Riversile
Price Library
Hutton
Frank Dacker
Junior Order
United American Machinics
Jermyo
Old Porge Township
Crmenzo Maodlo
Winslow
Lake Underwood
James Howolla
Jane James
Marcial
Thomas Lauggen
Misa Katie Burke
Sibley
Harry Hood
Lean Powell
H. H. Harria
John E. Evans
Misa Kut Powell
Coua Lett
Central Railroad
Newerdey
New York
Robert Linney
Rendham
Wnd
William Rosyat
and Bra
Henry ‘Doyle
Mra Srive
Morris
Mra. Knight
Gertie
Minnie Knight
Ella Hatten
Jumen Kossar
Woodridgs
Bernee
Maggis
Annis 'Rie
Mre
John Saanders
Krendham
Lily
John H. Fellows
McKinley Club
Honesdale Briefs Include Travel Plans and Local Visits
J Kirk Rose of Honesdale and W Van Innogan of Chicago depart for Troy Albany and other points. Rev and Mrs John N Lewis Jr arrive in Honesdale and will attend a reception. Four weddings planned in Honesdale today. Miss Josephine Darland heads to Salt Lake City with brother in law. Red Men picnic set for Lake Ariel July 17 and a parade the night before. Wayne Independent adds bike notes.
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J. Kirk Rose
Honesdale
W. van Innogan
Chicago
Troy
Albany
H. A. Grotter
Lock Harun
Devjuuiln Gardner, Jr
Scranton
E.G Mardenbergh
John N. Lewis, Jr
Tlonesdale
H. Krnssell
Lewis
Grace Church
Josephine Darland
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. H. Dancroft
Union Pacific Railroad
John TD. Weaton
Lake Ariel
Wayne Independent
Hallstead Board Names Moxley Principal Again
Hallstead school board retains Prof. Charles B. E. Moxley as principal for another year. Mrs. Dimock Jenka visited Binghamton Friday. Teachers meet at Mrs. G. W. Capwell’s home Friday evening. WCTU to meet at Mrs. Burton’s Thursday at 3 p.m. Mrs. Donovan of Scranton returned home after visiting her parents. Arthur Wiley of Binghamton visited town. Miss Katherine McCreary returned from New York City. Post office moved to its new Pine Street location.
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Hallstead
Charles BE. Moxley
Dimock Jenka
Binghamton
G. W. Capwell
Women's Christian Temperance Union
ED. Burton
C. O. Donovan
Scranton
P. Murray
Arthur Wiley
Katherine McCreary
Albert
New York City
Pine Eiresg
The Good Time Draws Nigh in Local Politics
An editorial argues for a nonpartisan civic group to recommend honest competent candidates for local offices. It claims familiarity with everyday city needs like streets water lighting and public health outweighs national issues. The writer envisions reform ending extravagance incompetence and corruption.
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Frente
Hay
Stresta
Slort
Aliiistiona
Oren
von Drlniga
Scranton City bids for public works advised by city council
Sealed proposals will be received at Scranton City Clerk's office to July 5 for contracts to build natural foyers, lamp fixtures, and related work in Silex and Gordon shroots with plans on file. Each bid must include a one hundred dollar cash or certified check. failure to execute within ten days after award forfeits the accompanying proposal. The city reserves rejection rights. By order of City Council, Mr. Lavelle, City Clerk, Scranton, Pa. June 2, 1914.
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Suemimry
Scranton
Sonny
Jinty
Boardof Control
Eugene D, Fellows
Pawet Folk P
Heranten
Ity
Lavelle
Beranton
Aged lady seeks steady home work for children
An older woman from a respectable family seeks a comfortable home and light duties with a family, willing to work without pay or accept modest wages. Responses directed to Tribune office in M AO Tribane order.
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M. AO
Tribane Oider
Jp Yiod
Adureau AL H
Tribune
New York Run Tax Debate Split Platforms
The income tax was not in the Democratic platform but appeared in the Populist and Social Labor platforms. It was defeated decisively and should remain rejected until an appropriate authority restores it with legal power.
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Social Labor Party
Itenneural Lome
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup advertised as universal remedy
An early sales pitch touts Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a cure all for sores eruptions chapped skin and lung ailments claiming guaranteed satisfaction or money back sold by Matthews Broad and other vendors with a pine tree cough remedy emphasized as effective and economical.
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Matthews Broad
P. P. P. touted as king of medicines and blood purifier
The jagged ad proclaims P. P. P. cures many ailments by boosting strength and appetite. It calls Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium the king of medicines and claims P. P. P. purifies blood. Available from all druggists.
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P.P. P
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