Base Ball Western and Eastern League Results Summary
No games were played one day in the Eastern league. Erie received a 9 to 0 forfeit win over Onkera. The report lists team records, errors, hits, and batteries for Brooklyn Cleveland New York Pittsburg Boston Louisville Philadelphia Cincinnati Baltimore Chicago Washington and St Louis with several games called for darkness.
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Onkera
Erie
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Stein
Dailey
gCuppy
O'Connor
Lynch
New York
Pittsburg
Pisiatary
Batterfet
Meekin
Farrell
Meneses
Sugden
Metmuaid
Boston
Louisville
Hoston
Luisville
Hudson
Stivetts
Ganzel
Wadsworth
Knell
Grim
Baltimore
Chicago
Battersea
St. Louis
Washington
Haddock
McGuire
Clarkson
Breitenstein
Miler
Betts
Pottsville Wins First Game In Nine Inning Night Match
Pottsville defeats Ashland 14 to 7 in the first game under Pottsville lights. In the second seven inning contest Pottsville wins 8 to 4 as darkness ends play.
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Bie Hasleton
Hereton
Harrisity
Reading
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Lanccaster
Shenanon
Pottsville
Ashland
Hamilton sets base stealing record in win over Washington
The record for one game by a Cincinnati? no, the item notes Hamilton of Philadelphia set a base stealing mark last Friday in a game against Washington. He had three runs, three hits, one double, and four chances, stealing seven bases total. He also stole second four times and third three times in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Washington
East Orange Ramblers to Hold Annual Road Race on Sept 15
An annual road race for the East Orange Ramblers is planned on the Plain field East Orange course for September 15. The event covers a distance of eighteen miles and aims to attract local runners and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange Ramblers
Plainfield East Orange
Kid” Loyd
Peoria
Joe Ratte
Creat
Loyd
London
Paddy Blagin
Corbett
Jackson
Long Island
John L. Furman
Patchogue
William
Hart
New York
Furman
Danny” Needham
Auditorium Athletic Club
New Orleans
Arthur Walker
Needham
Billy
Plimmer
Johnny) Murphy
Johnnie van Hoeest
Gredampbe
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Travers Island
Thomas Paton
Canadian Amateur Athletic Union
Canada
Shields
Mace
Hugh Behan
Griffo
Jack” McAuliffe
ROCAM
McAuliffe
Nikkoly
Andy” Bowen
Olympic Club
Remarkable Sale of Four Prominent Remedies
The advertisement touts four remedies Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and Colds Electric Bitters Bucklen's Arnica Balm Dr. King's New Life Pills as proven products. Each bottle or item is guaranteed to perform as claimed and is available through local Brook drug store. |
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Dr. King
Brook
Mott
C. M. Harris
Droggisth
Renn Avenue
Pittston Diocesan union showdown and local events
The Diocesan union board demands Father Matthew Total Abstinence society yield the trophy to Father Whitty of Providence or face expulsion for insubordination. The Father Matthew society declines further action, accepting consequences. Tent meetings draw crowds nightly, with an all day event planned featuring Bentden Evangelist Schiveren Weeden Moody Whittle and Ira D Sankee. Niagara Engine Company to join Wilkes-Barre firemen’s celebration on Sept 13. A fire at the Lewis Cohen property in South Amboy alley is quickly fought. Cecil Dickover and Helen Lazarta wed at the bride’s grandparents home on North Main street. James O Neil and wife attend a funeral in Hyde Park. Frank Banker returns from a European tour. Charles B Kaiser of Wilkes-Barre leads in a Bellefonte State College scholarship exam. Mr Mentzer is the other qualified applicant.
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Diocesan Union
Father Matthew Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Father Whitty Society
Providence
Father Matthew Society
Diocesan Nnion
Bentden Evangeliat Schiveren
Weeden
Evangelista Moody
Whittle
Ira D. Sankee
Niagara Engine Company
Wilkes-Barre
Lewis Cohen
Charles
Spring Streets
Southam
Cecil Dickover
Brooklyn
Helen Lazarta
Major Smith
North Main Street
James O'Neil
William Street
Hyde Park
Thomas Shearn
Frank Banker
Charles B. Kaiser
Bellefonte
Kline
Mentzer
Gazette
Mayfield Figures and Visits Noted Around Farview
Professor Taggert the Mayfield principal took up residence in Jermyn. Miss Katie Killer and Mary Burns visited Farview Monday. The Mayfield team won as usual with A Silverman of New York visiting Mrs Mendleton. Marie Reynolds of Port Jervis returned home yesterday after two weeks here. Timothy McCarty and Cornelius Sullivan were at Purview Monday. Hoyt and others were in Carbondale Monday evening.
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Professor Taggert
Mayfield School
Jermyn
Katie Killer
Mary Burns
Farview
H. J. DeGraw
Walter Griffiths
Mozart
W. J. Bergan
Philadelphia
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Simpson & Watkins
Carbondale
Mayfield
A. Silverman
New York
David Mendleton
Hill Street
M. J. Walsh
Scranton
Yeaterwa
Thomas Brennan
Electric City
Marie Reynolds
Port Jervis
N. Y
Yasterday
Timothy McCarty
Cornelius Sullivan
Purview
Hoyt
Greenwood men depart for normal schools amid local prep work
James Powell and William Toole of Greenwood leave for Stroudaburg Normal to resume studies. John Mullen heads yesterday to Mansfield Normal for a second year. The Temperance hall stage is being enlarged for the cantata production. Miss Dorakafellow of Philadelphia visits Mrs. Mackin at Five Points. Brennen and Maloney, linked to the Hartnett pipe incident, are arraigned and bail set at 200 for court. St Josephs Total Abstinence meets at Minooka to plan Rev. McManus reception.
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James Powell
William Toole
Greenwood
Stroudaburg Normal School
John Mullen
Mansfield Normal School
Temperance Hall
Miss Dorakafellow
Philadelphia
Mre
Mary E. Mackin
Tommy Brennen
Paddy Maloney
Young Hartnett
Miner's Hill
Alderman O'Malley
St. Joseph's Total
Local missing notices and transport correction
Miss Vinnie Hyatt prepares to visit sister in Chicago while ieslene Tyler returns home from Afton New York. John Matey and E D Bradley rode bicycles to Susquehanna then Bing hamton before returning home. An error in yesterday's Tribune misstated a special train for the United choir to Scranton. The Delaware and Hudson Canal company will run the train instead of Ontario and Western.
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Vinnie Hyatt
Chicago
Ieslene Tyler
Afton
N. Y
John Matey
E. D. Bradley
Susquehanna
Binghamton
Yeaterday
Tribune
United Choir
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Ontario and Western Company
Abntad
Genuine Hoft’s Malt Extract Endorsed by Buyer
A letter praises Johann Hoft's Malt Extract as aiding digestion and proper assimilation of food. The writer, Eucrir Sanpow, warns against imitations and notes the genuine product bears the signature on the neck label. Eisner & Menpeson Co. is listed as sole agents in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoft
Eucrir Sanpow
Eisner & Menpeson Co
New York
Healthy babies need nourishing lactated food says expert
The article warns one third of babies die before age one and two thirds in summer but proper nourishment reduces risk. When mothers cannot nurse, lactated food is recommended to build firm flesh and strengthen immunity against diarrhea and heat illness.
Train schedule to Scranton with special return trip
The Erie line trains will depart at 8 a m from the Erie station and stop at all stations to Scranton. Tickets to Scranton and back are set at a low rate of Tremendous. A special train leaves Scranton after the competition at 12 30 a m Saturday morning via Forval City, stopping at all stations along the route.
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Erie
Scranton
Forval City
Visiting residents and Sunday school institute in Susquehanna county
Dayton New York visitors J B Jacobus and Mrs Volk call on townsfolk while Mrs Green Hartford and Mrs Jones visit Binghamton. A Sunday School Institute program for Third district Susquehanna county is listed for a Sept 7 session at the Baptist church in New Milford with morning and afternoon talks by local clergy and teachers.
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J. J. Volk
Dayton
N. Y
Jacobus
Main Street
A. M. Welle
Wilkes-Barre
B. Chase
Fred Herrick
L. M. Green
Hartford
Jerome Jones
Binghamton
George Chase
Baltimore
L. D. Sawyer
Susquehanna County
Baptist
New Milford
Great Bend
Franklin
Liberty
Gellat
L. W. Church
Hallutead
A. B. Gillet
EK. W. Watson
South New Milford
James Millard
Hallstead
John Davis
Ella McKinney
V. Tramppall
Atkinson
Upsonville
E. D. Cook
Franklin Forks
Crompton
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Speech Dilemma at Waxem Wedding Banquet
The toast line “None but the brave deserve the fair” prompts a witty reply. The speaker contemplates how to frame a speech that could argue Waxem’s bravery or the groom’s entitlement, hinting at a humorous banquet debate after the wedding.
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Waxem
Tam
Kate Field
Washington
The Complexities of the Code
Jones questions Whippleton about satisfaction while Robinson explains the code forbids fighting unless an insult is retracted. He reveals the insult was claiming he was not the other man's equal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Whippleton
Robinson
Kate Field
Washington
Question of Average and Cold Remedies
Dialogue-style fragment references medical advice and home remedies for colds. Mentions cod liver oil, medicated underclothing, and Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy. Includes a joke about averaging ill health and a clothier quote.
Solicitor Wanted at Once by Lawson and Moyer
An urgent job notice from Lawson and Moyer seeks a solicitor immediately. The ad lists Box 2% as the return address or contact point for applications.
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Lawson & Moyer
Court of Common Pleas Notice for William A and Lawrence Colliery
The court advertises a September 20 filing to obtain a charter under the Corporation Act for "The William A. and Lawrence Colliery Key Fund" to serve as a protective fund from collected monies. The charter is on file in the Prothonotary's office, with John M. Harris as solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
County of Lackawanna
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
William A. and Lawrence Colliery
Bankers and Loans Ledger Summary
A ledger fragment lists cash and bank items, various loans secured by collaterals, bonds and mortgages, investments, real estate and fixtures. It notes undisinented retired expenses and unpaid dividends, pledged commercial items, and balance figures including trust funds and uninvested amounts.
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SUNTF
Cepa
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New York Commercial Advertiser
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Globe
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Peon Avenue
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John Myn
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Caldwell County
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Lenoir
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H. J. Anderson
Chas. H. Welles
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Express
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Charles Schlager
Schlager & CQ
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Academy OF Music
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Seaty
the Frothingham
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York
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Hottie
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Howidiaver, Ot
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E.c.ricker&co
Adams Ave
New Telephone Big
Win. Linn Allen & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
N. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Ryoming Avg
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Bauer
Orcans
KDO
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting GooDs
Pietor, Gendron
Hotel Waverly
Bergner & Engel'y Tannhouser
T. J. Victory
Arkeeper
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Lackawanna
Addrom A.W. Tribune
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Lily Teamten
Gautechi & Sona
Chestnut Street
Comeryn & It
Maloney Oil and Manufacture Co. Oils
151 Meridian St
E. Grewer
Philadelphia Speciall
Spruce ST
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Sompady
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Hull & Co
Wyoming
Taal
Seaceiesen
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Anke
Agantsa Fed CO
Masonic Temple
H.C. Sanderson
Cor. Washington
Srypee Eftaats
Botore An
Addr Pral Medicine
Toland
Ohio
John H. Phelps
Dickson Manufacturing CO
General Office
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