Thomas Eleven-Captain Kiple Leads St Thomas In 23 0 Victory
St Thomas college boys defeated the Thirteenth Regiment represented by Wilkes-Barre High School 23 to 0 at Athletic Park in their first home game. Captain Rabbie Kipls starred as both tragedian and comedian, guiding a strong line and backfield while the Regiment suffered injuries and played with ten men late in the game. McAndrews 70 yard run set up a second half score, with O Hara converting on all three late kicks.
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Soldier Boys
Thomas
Kiple
High School
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Athletic Park
St. Thomas
Ita
Thirteenth Regiment
Rabbie Kipls
Stobbie
Dick Gendall
Keefe
Gendall
McAndrew
Kack
Kelliher
Breig
Vaughan
Hodgins
Jimmy O'Hara
O'Haro
Haggerty
Niver
Beranton Business College
Andy Walsh
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harvard
New York
Hare
McCracken
Hodge
Slocovitch
Graves
Morley
Weeka
Berrien
Cure
Lafayette
Princeton
Baston College
Tigers
Bastonians
John Horan
Pell
Yale
Wesleyan
Yarrow
Dick Sheldon
Hate
Brown
West Point
Crimson
Daly
Kendall
Captain Smith
Scranton High Defeats Wilkes-Barre In 11-9 Thriller
Scranton High School beat Wilkes-Barre High School 11-9 with Captain Gene Tropp’s 80 yard opening touchdown as the game’s standout moment. Lineup details follow.
Timekeepers Meet Hartland In O'Neill Dean clash
O'Neill hosts Timekeepers Deans Hartland in a game played with 20 minute halves. Touchdowns by Tropp Walker add points as Tropp kicks goals. Proceedings reflect a tight scoring battle between Timekeepers and Hartland.
Pennsylvanians overpower Columbia in 30 to 0 rout
University of Pennsylvania Dominate Columbia with a strong guards back formation. Hare and McCracken starred for Penn while Hodge outpaced Columbia’s Slocovitch. Graves punted well and every Penn man contributed to the decisive afternoon victory in Philadelphia.
Cornell Struggles as Union Holds Line in 11 Point Loss
Summary of college football scoring from a period game where Union defeated Cornell 11 to 0. Other results listed include Lehigh 31 Rutgers 0 and Dickinson 18 State 0 along with Annapolis 6 Georgetown 0 and Brown 11 Chicago 6.
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Cornell
Union College
Union
Ithacans
Lehigh
Rutgers
Dickinson
State
Annapolis
Georgetown
Brown
Chicago
Great Meeting at Peckville Delivers Republican Addresses
An enthusiastic Republican mass meeting was held in Peckville at the Wilson Fire Company hall. Speakers included George M. Watson, Hon. John R. Farr, C. J. Ganzemuller, W. W. Watkins, and Charles J. Daniels. Attendees included candidates Copeland Beck Daniels Watson and Philbin with committee hosts W. J. Bonner Liegd and W. B. Stevens.
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George M. Watson
John KR
Farr
0. H. Hubler
O. E. Daniele
Wilson Hose Company
J. Ganzemuller
W. W. Watkins Lang Wooler
Wilson Fire Company
Peckville
C. J. Ganzemuller
John R. Farr
Connell
W. W. Watkins
Alfred Wooler
Scranton
William Connell
the Tribune
Mr. Watkins
Edho
C. H. Hubler
Charles J. Daniels
P. A. Philbin
Archbald
Sentences Deferred In Grier Trial Week’s End Docket
In Lackawanna county court the Grier trial caused delays with sentences set for 1.30 pm today. Defendants include Mary Graff Hannah Lally Andrew Oram John A Winter Mary Wiseley Francis Treon Fred Miller Jr Joseph Van Dyke Stephen Flanaghan Thomas Flanaghan and Samuel Nichols. The Flanaghans were found guilty and Nichols faces a new trial request. Judges McClure and Weand oversaw 160 surety cases in courtroom No 2, the highest one day total.
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Grier
Mary Graff
Hannah Lally
Andrew Oram
John A. Winter
Mary Wiseley
Francis Treon
Fred Miller, Jr
Joseph van Dyke
Harry Oblinger
Stephen Flanaghan
Thomas Flanaghan
Stephen
Samuel Nichols
McClure
Lackawanna County
Successful Fall Races Draw Large Crowd At Speedway
The fall race meet on the Speedway attracted an unusually large attendance as three races were completed and a fourth double team race postponed to next Saturday. Guy Cole swept the 220 class with times around 1.10, while Scherzonda won the 2.24 class after five heats. Wundel W. took the free-for-all, with Silver Chimes and Actuary close behind. Entrants included Cummings, Reed, Mahon, Snyder, Gorman, Godfrey, Robinson and Lee.
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East Mountain
Guy Cole
Director Clay
King
Scherzonda
CedeHa
Majors
Wundel W
Silver Chimes
Actuary
Messrs. Cummings
Reed
Mahon
Snyder
Gorman
Godfrey
Robinson
Lee
Textile pricing list from shopping center fabrics
A catalog of fabrics with varied widths and prices including English Broadcloth Venetians Whipcards Prunellias Poplins Camel's Hair Cheviots Storm Serges Mohairs Henriettas and Drop D Ete priced from 50 cents to 2.50 per yard. The list notes widths from 45 to 54 inches and multiple price points for each fabric.
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Scranton
Prunellas
Redfern
Scranton Golfers Retain Inter-Club Trophy
Scranton Country club golfers defeated Wilkes-Barre players on Saturday by 9 up to retain the Inter-club trophy. The detailed score follows.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Susquehanna Water Co organized to serve Scranton
The Susquehanna Water company formed this week to supply Scranton from the Susquehanna river. Local organizers S M Nash N M Elcke J T Roger and H P Millett with F Echholzer of Pittston led the effort. A charter is expected daily and stockholders will elect officers when received. Pumping station grounds and route right of way are secured near Campbells Ledge Pittston.
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Susquehanna Water Company
Scranton
Susquehanna River
S. M. Nash
N. M. Elcke
J. T. Roger
H. P. Millett
F. Echholzer
Pittston
Campbell's Ledge
Gehle Delays Dwyer Bout with Scranton Card Match
Frank Gehle of Piqua Ohio writes to The Tribune to explain postponing his November 2 wrestling bout with M J Dwyer at the Scranton Bicycle Club. He cites a conflicting meat show and promises to send forfeit once arrangements are confirmed.
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Tribune
Frank Gehle
Piqua, O
M J. Dwyer
Scranton
Piqua
Vet
Serunion
Gehle
Southern Railway Tourist Sleepers to San Francisco
Traveling from Washington on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 10 45 p m via Southern Railway travelers go in new Pullman Tourist Sleepers through Atlanta Montgomery New Orleans Houston San Antonio New Mexico Arizona to Southern California with comfortable amenities. Three and a half days to Mexico and Arizona four days to Los Angeles five days to San Francisco. Car fare claims savings of 326 to 30 dollars versus other routes. Chas L Hopkins District Passenger Agent 88 Chestnut Street Philadelphia will supply details.
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Washington
Southern Railway
San Francisco
Atlanta
Montgomery
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Pullman
Mexico
Sos
How He Knew and Catarrh Cure Advertised
Fragment from a World style column mentions a woman's purse and the inquiry about its contents. It then advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a claims of curing catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces, offering a hundred dollar teste if it fails and promoting other products from F. J. Cheney & Co.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Dale
Winslow's Soothing Syrup History and Price
The ad claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has eased pediatric pain for over fifty years. It touts a classic remedy used by mothers, noting a price of twenty five cents.
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Mrs. Winslow
Mother Booth
Tee Winslow
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Scranson PA
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Connell Building
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Eee
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FIG Syrup CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Toenton Saduisaear
General Office
Scranton, Pa
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Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Noel
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
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Tall
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