Kentucky Futurity and Tennessee Stakes Tore at Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meet opens amid large turnout with top contenders. Futurity for three-year-olds draws heat by heat, led by Miss Della Fox and China Silk with Preston and Thorne strong challengers. Little Edgar wins 2.16 trotting event as crowds watch hotly contested races and purse totals reach $15,000 and $8,100.
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Hirst
Little Edgar
Lexington
Kentucky ‘Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Kentucky
Mumps
Ananile
Planet
Little Ridgar
Bumps
Little Tilger
Timiel
China Ilk
Autelde
Kenney
China Bilk
Della Fox
Thorne
China Silk
Preston
Timtrel
Payne
Philp i Ton Uelyo
Walker
Miss Dellaux
Airesort
Thays
Tire
Baron Wilkes Wilson
Annmantas
Wrunk Bogash
Chiomal
King of Diamonds
Edgar
Feili
Poeker
Woodford
Remy
Seendsance
Beth
Akerhinl Ceewey - Aiob
Sir Sharies
Hanks Tebe Dheeseseoceonne Fury
Fastest Mile Made in Cuumwea Showdown
Star Pointer and Joe Patchen race on the William's tile track as 7,000 spectators watch Pointer turn 2.01 percent time despite a strong tail wind. Owner Murphy claims it is Pointer's fastest mile under the conditions while Patchen opens fast and settles into the pace.
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Cuumwea
Oot
Star Pointer
Joe Patchen
William's
Murphy
Pointer
Patchen
Understanding Emulsion in Scottish Oil Advertisement
The text explains an emulsion as oil broken into minute drops that pass through tissues into the circulation. It claims Scott's Emulsion does not disturb digestion and is easy to take, with a note on disguising the taste of raw oil. It ends with the marketer Scott & Howne, chemists, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Howne
Chemists
New York
Patchen Wins Mile Despite Second Horse Fright
Joe Patchen finishes the mile in 2.04 after a second horse galloped up to the three-quarters pole and spooked him. Time fractions and odds are listed as part of the race record.
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Patchen
Bitar Pointer
Joe Patchen
Races at Rigby Open at Richy Stake Meet
At Rigby Portland Oct 4 the second dev's racing at Richy stake meet drew modest crowds though heats were hotly contested. Paddy DD won the 2 20 efake trotting purse 2000 with three heats, Big Ike won pacing in straight heats with times 2 19, 2 18, 2 14 across heats.
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Richy
Paddy DD
Prince Nutwood
Houghton
Big Ike
Halbrandon
Birnie
Baltimore Wins Second Temple Cup Game In High Scoring Thriller
The Oct game in the Temple cup series featured fierce batting by both teams with Baltimore edging Boston as Corbett shut down the home nine at key moments. Herman Long starred for Baltimore and Stengel impressed in centerfield as the crowd enjoyed perfect weather and bold baserunning.
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Baltimore
Corbett
Herman Long
Baltimores
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Heston
Binghamton and Scranton to Clash in Saturday Prep Game
The opening high school football match of the season features Binghamton versus Scranton at Athletic Park on Saturday at 3 PM. Binghamton averages 165 pounds per player and trails Scranton by about five pounds per man. Scranton is coached by Professor John A. Wagner and has undergone intensive training. lineups will be in tomorrow’s Tribune. Admission is fifteen cents.
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Sanderson Hill Comets challenge lightweights on Rye Field
Football notes announce the Sanderson Hill Comets inviting teams under 145 pounds for a game on Sunday October 10 at 2:00 pm at Rye Field. Manager E. Croft and captain E. Told lead the effort with Juveniles or Green Ridge Stars preferred.
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Green Ridge Stars
Rye Field
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Farmers' institutes schedule by state department of agriculture
The schedule lists farmers institutes in several towns across counties. Dates appear as day and month with irregular spellings, including Madinonville Fet 18 and Wyo ming county Tunkhannock Jan 14 25, Susque hanna Glenwood Feb 2, Great Bend Feb 4, Brushville Feb 4, Uniondale Feb 7, Mill City Jan 81 Feb 1.
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Clark’s
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Tompkineville
Wyoming County
Tunkhannock
Mill City
Susquehanna County
Glenwood
Great Bend
Brushville
Thompson
Uniondale
Local Calendar Entries Found in Fragments
Fragmentary notices list Lugurne county Lehman Calverton and Huntington Mills with dates March 1 2 and 4 and events tied to Fel 28. Details are incomplete but indicating a series of meetings or notices across these locations on listed days.
Merry Party at Grand Central Hosted by Bonner and Durkin
A social gathering at the Grand Central hotel entertained Scranton baseball club favorite Frank Bonner and hotel owner P A Durkin after a club season vote naming Bonner the most popular player. A wine cage and several cages were given as prizes amid a Lawrence orchestra performance and a course menu.
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Frank Bonner
Scranton Baseball Club
P. A. Durkin
Bonner
Mumm
Durkin
Lawrence
Mr. Bonner
J. A. Kearney
A. J. Cawley
C. M. French
W. C. Truax
P. J. Casey
Willam Kelly
J. Casey
J. J. Frinker
T. F. Jordan
James Burke
H. P. Mellett
Dr. P. H. Kearney
Theodore Hemberger
Louis Ruprecht
M. BE. Sanders
M. J. O'Toole
J. FE. Kern
H. Derby
Artie Cashin
Risen Cocker
W. HM. Fries
Hugh J. Keenan
Fred. F. Schoen
G. J. Fahrenholt
A. W. McKee
Harry L. Courtright
Eddie J
Four Howie children moved to Blakely almshouse
Four of the Howie children, previously described as in deplorable need in the Saturday Tribune, were removed to the Blakely almshouse. Mrs. W B Durgan, agent for the associated charities, arranged the transfer after presenting the case to Olyphant’s poor board. Abram Howe reportedly fled with the youngest child but efforts to locate the child continue.
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Abram Howe
Marshwood
Money to Build Sewers For City
Judiciary Committee recommends borrowing 1000000 to fund the South Side sewer and other sewer projects. Meeting at City Solicitor McGinley’s office addressed future sewer costs and the Linden Street and South Side bridges claim by Muldoon and Bowie.
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McGinley
South Side
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Muldoon & Bowie
Linden Street
Stone Crushed by Falling Load at Blast Furnace
Stanley Siriy China suffered horrific injuries at the blast furnace when a heavy stone being moved by a derrick slipped free. The stone crushed his body as he lay beneath it. he remains unconscious and is not expected to survive. He was taken by ambulance to Moses Taylor hospital. his age and residence could not be determined.
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Stanley Siriy China
Moses Taylor
Burglaries Hit Cedar Avenue Saloon of Recorder Heuster
The Cedar Avenue saloon of Recorder of Deeds Charles Heuster suffered a burglary on the latest visit. Entry was gained by forcing the front door lock and the barroom was ransacked with few valuables left aside from whiskey and tikars. Suspects also attempted Jacob Chartman's house earlier that night.
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Recorder of Deeds
Charles Heuster
Cedar Avenue
Jacob Chartman
Captain Corwin Injured at Power House
Captain Corwin of Providence Company H sustained a head wound at the illuminating company power plant while tending machinery. A lever struck him above the right eye causing a painful injury Yesterday.
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W. Corwin
Company H
Providence
the Illuminating Company
Danger in Soda Causes Serious Health Risks
The piece warns against using common soda as medicine for heartburn and sour stomach, noting it may irritate the stomach and intestines and rarely cause fatal inflammation. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safer, tastier remedy available from druggists for 60 cents per package, with a free booklet offered by the Stuart Co. of Marshall, Michigan.
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Bees York
Aita
Harlandson
Stuart
Wuerth
Stuart Co
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Waverly Notes on Local Visits and Obituary
Deouglass N Green of Syracuse visited his father Norville Green last Friday. Grace George returns from Europe to be guest of her father A J Smith at Woeastlook. Horace Simrel funeral held at Baptist church with Rev A Bergen Browne and Rev J Sumn er officiating. Interment Carpenter Cemetery Scott. Pallbearers listed. Surviving daughter Mrs E J Feehbey. Charles Relph family planning move to Scranton this week.
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Woeastlook
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W. N. Gregory
Nantlcoke
J. B. Summers
Methodiat Episcopal Church Parsonige
Horace Simrel
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A. Bergen Hrowe
J. B. Sumner
Methodist Episcopal Church
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John B. Evans
Alfred Baker
Christopher Sherman
E. J. Feehbey
Charles Relph
Scranton
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Four Percent Days
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered rheumatism in every muscle and joint and was bedridden for six weeks with eight doctors failed to help until she used Myst ic Care for Rheumatism. She improved in three days and could walk. sold by Carl Lorenz druggist Scranton Lackawanna Avenue.
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Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Beenue
Scranton
Wanted ads lure readers with quick sales schemes
A jumble of classified promotions seeks canvassers agents and sales staff across several locations. Offers promise high pay for flexible home work, sample orders, free carriage, and patent ideas consultancy. Read as typical early 20th century paper revenue pitches with multiple firms and loophole lures.
Annual Meeting of the Lackawanna Biore Association
Annual meeting of the members of The Lackawanna Biore Association held at the association office in Scranton on October 6 1807 at 2 oclock PM for election of managers for the ensuing year and other business. J P Higginson Secretary Scranton Pa September 15 1807.
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Lackawanna Biore Association
Winited
Scranton
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