Mile Record Broken by Jimmy Michael
Philadelphia report notes Jimmy Michael, the Welsh wheelman, shaved 1.2 seconds from the American one mile paced record with a 1.36 time aided by sextette and quad pacers. He trained for a potential 33 mile record next Saturday and was timed by H D Simmons Louis A Heil and J B Fontain.
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Hity D. Locato
Abe Powell
Cincinnati
Harry Sidwell
Covington
Worl
Sitwell
Track meet at Lexington and Rigby features unfinished trots
October racing at Lexington Kentucky and Portland Maine shows multiple trotting and pacing stakes. Deep heats remain unfinished due to darkness with purse levels ranging from 1 000 to 5 000 dollars, and various winners named across classes.
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Exhibition Game Between Boston and Baltimore Clubs
In Worcester Massachusetts on October 7 a Boston vs Baltimore exhibition game drew 3 500 spectators. The match was listless yet close with REL Baltimore winning 8 to 6 while 3 500 fans watched at Worcester Armory.
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Scranton Line Up Sets For Binghamton Game Tomorrow
Scranton High selects eleven players for the football clash with Binghamton at Athletic Park. Key spots include center John Malin and right guard John A. Horan as part of a determined Scranton lineup.
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Football lineup and ticket sale notice for 8 p.m. game
The lineup lists cuard F Gibbons left tackle F Morse right tackle captain John Hall right end Thomes Murphy left end Ford Moser right half Clarence De Bow left half William Lang stat quarter T Tewksbury full back H Battin. Admission of Ifcente charged. Tickets on sale at Mlorey's.
McAuliffe to Meet Ryan Allies for 20-Round Bout
Jack McAuliffe will again meet Tommy Ryan representatives this week to arrange a twenty round boxing match. A royal club bus offered a purse and to wait for word from the boxers.
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Carlisle Indians to meet Bloomsburg State Normal team
The Carlisle Indians travel to Bloomsburg to face the Normal school squad tomorrow. The Normal team, despite losses, remains strong this season and is expected to give a good game. Also notes a prior exciting second team game and a forthcoming schedule inquiry from Sanderson Hill Comets managers seeking Sunday matches.
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Amateur Ball Notes Preview Game
Amateur teams PF of A Camp South Side and Camp West Side meet at the South Side Hollow grounds tomorrow at 2 p m to contest a ball game in the afternoon sunshine.
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Wedded in St Luke's Church Miss Hughes and George Taylor
Miss Mary J. Hughes daughter of Mrs William J Hughes of 1166 Luzerne Street married George Taylor of Monroe Avenue yesterday at St Luke's Episcopal Church in a simple ceremony. Rev Roger Sarae officiated with Miss Lane and Harry Taylor as attendants. The couple left for New York City on their wedding trip and may reside there.
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Luzerne Street
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Monroe Avenue
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Panic narrowly averted at St Johns school fire scare
A furnace at St Johns parochial school on Fig street smoked heavily after a first start of the year. A sparsing woman yelled fire causing a hasty exit but the sisters in charge kept order and all children escaped unharmed.
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Viewers Board Reports on Land Valuations in Lackawanna Tracts
The board of viewers led by C. R. Pitcher and others filed their valuation report in court. They appraised the William Moore tract 290 and the Winton Coal company tract rights of way seized by the Susquehanna Connecting Railroad at 110 dollars for the slazed land.
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John F. Murphy
A. A. Vosburg
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Myron Kasson
W. W. Lathrop
Lackawanna Township
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Susquehanna Connecting Railroad Company
William Moore
Winton Coal Company
Always on Time plays at Davis theatre with a Western flair
A drama titled Always on Time was staged at Davis theatre with a strong western flavor. The cast includes Anna Little, W. H. St. James, and Daniel McCoy delivering specialties as the plot unfolds. Performances continue today and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Best of all kinds feast in Sunday Press issue
Next Sunday October 10 Philadelphia Sunday Press promises a feast of content: new train service brings the paper early, a danger note from a Press rep investigates yellow fever precautions, a bold claim of millions of gold for all, a leading scientist advocates a brain study revolution, and RF Crockett starts a new serial. Camp and Woodruff write on football. Walter Camp and George Woodruff provide exclusive commentary. a free lecture titled Sweet Reverie is offered to every reader.
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Scranton Council Advances Several Municipal Projects
The Scranton common council approved paving bids and sewer plans, including Barber Asphalt repair contract, Dixcourt pavement, and a proposed $100,000 sewer bond. The body also addressed rail gate mandates on North Main Avenue and recommended further action on the Seventeenth district sewer appeal.
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City council acts on claims and labor resolution
The council debated handling claims with an auditing committee and mayor approval for paid claims. Mr Burns urged the measure to help laborers and mechanics receive wages promptly. City Controller Robinson reported an overdrawn fire department house repairs budget by 430.06 and proposed transferring 926 from Driving Park Bridge funds. The issue was sent to committee along with several ordinances.
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Autumn Upper South Tour By Rail From New York and Philadelphia
The last of the early Autumn tours to the Upper South departs New York and Philadelphia on Tuesday October 12. The eleven day itinerary includes Gettysburg Blue Mountain Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Virginia Hot Springs Richmond Washington Mt. Vernon and more. Round trip rates are 65 from New York 63 from Philadelphia and proportionate from other points. A Tourist Agent leads the party with a lady chaperon plus parlor cars for exclusive use. Details at 1196 Broadway New York or Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Widespread sales agent ads flood Tribune classifieds
Numerous ads seek agents to canvass, solicit stock, sell goods, or promote subscriptions. Prospective roles promise high pay from commissions or salaries, with little or no experience required, listing firms such as Clifton Soap and Manufacturing, Edward C Fish & Co, National Publishing Co, and Michigan Mfg Co Chicago.
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Unclear OCR snippet hints at business purchase in 1804 era
Fragmentary text mentions purchase of an established business and figures around 1804. No clear names, places, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portion.
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