St Thomas Ties Seminary In 0 0 Football Classic
St Thomas College and Wyoming Seminary played a second 0 0 tie on a gray Saturday at Stroudsburg. The game featured hard defense, several long runs, and disputed ball placement near the goal line as both sides fought for the deciding score.
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Wyoming
St. Thomas
High School
Stroudsburg
Harvard Crimson
Old Penn
Cornellians
Princeton
St. Thomas College
Wyoming Seminary
Benilary
Kingston
Capua
Taigeert
Rogers
List
St. Thais
Gould
Hards
Niain
Fludgins
Oval
Woal
Keller
Seminary
Johnny Vaughan
O Hore
James O' Hara
A. McDonald
K Kirkwood
Anh Hadgins
BW O'Heero
Kelliher
Farrell
Thomas Wyoming
Gulvker
AL McDomild
Wott
Helle Eyes Ee Flay J. McDonild Whigeeriy
Etnekarekl Voevenas
Adaaeak
Oliieon Hellifier
A. McDonali
Bernouder
Hetero Murphy
Lagpine
Doluus
Yliels Pit
Melley
Dlnosnen
Stroudsburg Normal School Edge Scranton After Onfield Dispute
The Stroudsburg Normal School defeated Scranton High School after a disputed touchdown by Trapp. Referee Purvis initially ruled a Trapp score good, then reversed it and Scranton claimed the lead. The referee awarded the win to the Normal School as Scranton refused to accept the decision. Later, High School players were given a reception with songs by Miss Donnelly and a Burlington girl.
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Stroudsburg
Baturlay
Diryard
Trapp
Purvis
Scranton
Miss Donnelly
Beraunton
Autumn Wind Wipes Out Hope On Sunny Saturday
Two teams confident of victory suffer defeats as Penn students brace the autumn wind on campus. A student overcoat blows open as a fall unsettled scene unfolds around University of Pennsylvania and nearby grounds.
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University of Pennsylvania
Morehan
Prince
Dean's Kidney Pals Promised Relief for Kidney Pain
Morgan Williams of 510 North Park avenue testifies he suffered kidney pains for a year. After using Dean's Kidney Pals from Matthews Brothers Drug Store, his symptoms ceased. The product is sold at 50 cents per box. Peter-Milburn Co. remains the sole U S agents for Dean's Kidney Pals.
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Morgan Williaina
North Tives Park Avenue
Pryde Park Miner
Dean
Matthews Frathers
Dri Stere
Che
Peeter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Dean’s
Tule
Harvard Defeats Penn As Yale and Lehigh Cruise In Big Games
Harvard dominates Pennsylvania with Sawin’s dazzling runs and Daly’s leadership while Yale overwhelms the West Point Cadets 18 to 0. Lehigh crashes Lafayette 4 to 0, Bucknell forfeits to State College after a protest over Christy Matthewson’s eligibility.
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Ton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Woodruff
Cornell
Lihnen
Sons of Nassau
Yale
Cambridge
Crimson
Sawin
Wttle
Penn
Zimmerman
Daly
Lawrence
Hallowell
Campbell
Hare
Wallace
McCracken
Harvard Warriors
West Point
Soldier Boys
Lafayette
Lehigh
Sceze
Cure
State College
Bucknell
Hristy Matthewson
State
William Connell for Congress Endorsed by College Cadets
A terse campus note shows Nuinal Cadets from Washington and Jefferson backing William Connell for Congress. It cites Brown Needlum Swarthmore Georgetown ib and urges sustaining the administration believed to have brought good times.
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Nuinal
Washington and Jefferson
Brown
Needlum
Swarthmore
Georgetown Ib
William Connell
Central Railroad Arranges Special Car to Penn Union Convention
Central Railroad of New Jersey coordinates a through special car from Scranton to Philadelphia for the Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor union convention on November 20. Train departs 8:00 AM. fare is a single price round trip. Delegates from Northeastern Pennsylvania expected. card orders available from the assistant transportation agent.
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J.B. Swisher
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Daniels
Esn
Sol Meare Duilding
Central Railroad
Scranton
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
Philadelphia
Lodoq Om
Pennsylvania
Weame Singer Simiday and Train Crew Notices
Fragmented OCR notes list train crew rosters and schedules with names such as McAllister, Gilligan, and Colvin. Entries mention departures to Naw Avg on November 20 and various reporting times at trainmaster offices, with multiple crews including Bellew, Wiallade, and Gerrity.
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Notich
Mondor
Sovemben
Willian McAllistee
Gavity Calevin
Trainmaster
Fondwetys
Gerrity
Linthinasters
Teds
Hiikernin Metennelen
Lackawanna Bulletin Warns Conductors on Safe Train Operations
General Superintendent T. E B Clarke issues Bulletin No 1 urging all conductors engine men trainmen yardmen and concerned to read and follow instructions. It warns that post resumption of traffic the risk of accidents rises and calls for careful coordination to protect travelers and property while noting coal supply and price impacts at lakeside ports and Buffalo points.
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T. E B. Clarke
Lackawanna Railroad
Abel
Conor
OR. Olirke
Lackawanna Bulletin Warns on Freight Train Lading and Yard Changes
The bulletin directs conductors to secure shipments of structural iron and heavy timbers on curves and down grades and to cut out cars if unsure. It announces yard changes at Hallstead Gouldsboro and Washington yards, new tracks at Paterson station, and revised switching procedures for west bound and Scranton freight trains. It also warns of damaged box car stairs and urges care when placing cars at breakers to minimize damage.
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Washington Yards
Scranton
Gouldshoro
Gouldsboro
Necleay
Paterson
Delaware Valley and Kingston Railway Abandonment Denied
Discussion on abandoning the road is dismissed by projectors who press for an independent coal line to reach Anthracite via the Delaware, Lackawaxen route. The New York court decision favors the Delaware Valley line, while Pennsylvania challenges loom, with Hawley and Eastern road incorporation to safeguard the link.
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Delaware
Court of Appeals
Lees
New York
Delaware Valley
Kingston Road
Hawley
Lackawaxen
Supreme Court
Manley
Erie Road
Erie
Kingston
Pennsylvania
Delaware Valleys
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hawley and Mastern
Philadelphia
Press
Coal Market Week Shows Tightening Prices Ahead
The week’s hard coal market remains peculiar as producers and consumers agree winter prices will not be as low as last year. Weather conditions influence demand and supply, signaling cautious planning for forthcoming heating needs.
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ST. Thomas Ties Seminary
Tagwert
Crocker
Maxwell
Inglan
Fas
College
C. E
William R. Lewis
Reynolds
Scheuer
James
Philbin
Hardenbergh
Weame
Singer
D., L. and
Wildcats South
Simiday
Novender
Tynantt
Mernilas
Mk. Neorth
G. Frountelkier
My. North
W. IL Nichols
Spon, North RR
Melane
South
Eo MeAllister
Pullei
Meram
Mirephey
Pome Smuth
Vo Colvin
Ah Swarts
Fitapatrick
Masters
Th Moai
Don Ane CO
Wall
L. Rogers
Currie
Netehinr
Bellew
Wiallade
Dolwity
Industrial
Lackawanna
Chicago
Lake Superior
Chisene
Milwaukee
Hallstead
Snow
Esco
Connolly and Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Pligb
Connolly & Wallace
Wastinaton ‘Avenue
Third National Bank
United States
CaPital
Svurplus
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
Pras
William Hf
Peck
Pilsner
V. Winth Street
Suranton, PA
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Avenue
California Fig Syrup Co
Mount Pleasant Coal
Omice
Rane
Miles
Dears
Sasou
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Seranton and
Wisket Barra Pa
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Dafey Ase
Repaune Chemical Co
Uxrlotivee
DR. Densten
301 Sea
Sorem
Rome
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