Wilkes Barre Wins Second Trophy Series Game
Wilkes-Barre defeated Scranton 9 to 5 on home ground in the Tribune trophy series second game. Scranton faced misplays and injuries with Dunn, Fagan, and McQuaid featuring prominently in the defeat, while Peter and Billy Eagan starred for Wilkes-Barre. Remaining matches are set for next week, with venues in Orange Hackensack Recreation Park Brooklyn and Scranton.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Barre-Scranton
Wilkes
Young Dunn
Scranton
Hornellsville
Third Bay
Billy Fagan
Huston
Wilkes-Barreau
McQuaid
Pete Fagan
Fagan
Mose
Tdunn
Billy Eagan
Peter Eagan
Orange
Hackensack
Furiday
Recreation Park
Brooklyn
Long Island
Wickes-Rbaorre
Secranton
Erdriver
C. Durn
A. Smith
Moss
Jarnett
Wilkes Barre
Ces
ikes-Barre
Legotte
Bonner
P. Ragan
Loft
Speranton
Strick
McQuad
Dunn
Barnett
Marl
Delaney
Freeman
Nlays
Shriver
W. Ragan
Mesa
W. Fagan
W. Eagan
McMahon
Karl
Yesterday's Results from Baltimore and Nearby Teams
In Baltimore yesterday, Brooklyn trailed 14 to 5 as Cleveland led 8 to 0 against Pittsburgh. Philadelphia topped Washington 8 to 0 while Boston faced New York with a 0 to 6 score.
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Baltimore
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ignm
St. Louis
Louisville
Ecochia
Eneed
Ington Saeaseee
Batteee
White
Buckley
Molesworth
eGuire
Impire
Murray
Aton
Sttte
Gangel
Doheny
Hurat
Kennedy, Daub and Dailey
Hoffer
Clark
Umplire—Keefe
Cleve
Uppy
Zimmer
Moran
Merritt
Jevne
Westward move signals Barnes-Comiskey link in 1900s baseball
Pete Harper Sweeney and Tom Power join Barnes-Comiskey to reach Frisco early next month. Washington boy Hill joins Toronto, praised for throwing but weaker fielding and batting. Local notes mention marriage timing in Indy and a Chicago team link involving Commodore Gerry and early season changes.
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Harper
Pete Sweeney
Tom Power
Barnes- Comiskey
Frisco
Hill
Washingtona Bre
Pittsburg
de-Telegraph
Washington
Toronto
Natura
Pie Ny
Wilkes-Barre
Pop Anson
Deopper
Gerry
Provence
Imaria
Hicago
Peen Wheelmen Meet Draws 2500 At Berks Track
Reading Pa Sept 19 about 2500 fans attended the sixth annual Peen Wheelmen meet on the Berks Agricultural Society track. Winners included Henry C Thomson, Fred Longheal, Joe Cooper and other riders in multiple classes with times noted. Local Green Ridge wheelmen and Scranton club entries also listed with names and upcoming meets.
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Reading
Berks Agricultural Society
Henry C. Thomson
J. (. Kennedy
Samuel A. Texter
Fred Longheal
BT. Stevens
John T. Beam
Joe Cooper
H. FF. Maddox
T. D. Cabunne
Roy Dawson
C. WH. Jack
Charles W. Krick
Ace Cooper
FL J, Titus
Fred Tonhead
John T. Meam
G. A. Taylor
Arthur A. Ruth
Oscar Knime
Tiret HO PL Maddox
Jenny
Thme
Green Ridge
Honesdale
Charles Carr
C. M. Florey
Everett Howe
Henry Hitchcock
Ken Keller
Robert White
Ralph Gregory
Will Weichel
Harry van Horn
James Tiurney
Wil Dutin
Charles Coleman
Scranton Bicycle Club
Ben Weller
Will Wetchel
Scranton United Choir Prize Money Inquiry Letter
A signed letter from W S Madigans asks the executive committee of the Scranton United choir for information on the status of the 1000 prize won at Wilkes-Barre. The writer urges a meeting to explain whether the balance has been paid and to discuss division.
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Scranton United Choir
Wilkes-Barre Elsteddfol
W. 8. Madigans
Rounds of Visits Funerals and Society Meetings in Wilkes-Barre
Mrs Jenkins of Wilkes-Barre visits daughter Mrs Roderick of North Main Avenue. G Powell and son return from Wales. J R Peck of Belmont Terrace spent Wednesday at Hawley. Funeral of William H Williams of Oak Street held at Welsh Congregational Church with Grand Army of the Republic and Odd Fellows in attendance. Buried at Washburn Street cemetery. Funeral of 4 month old child of Mr and Mrs David Twiss planned for Saturday. Providence Presbyterian Home and Foreign Missionary society meets this afternoon at Mrs George Wilder’s Weston Place. Mrs H T Jackson and daughter Hattie of Carbondale visit Nay Aug Avenue. Funeral of Mrs Hart of Oak Street to be held this afternoon at 2 40 PM at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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George Wilder
Weston Place
H. T. Jackson
Hattie
Carbondale
North End
Milas Cora Farnham
Nay Aug Avenue
Hart
Oak Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Death of Anthony Floor Prominent South Side Resident
Anthony Floor dies aged eighty two at the Insane Hospital after five years of confinement. Undertaker Christian Storr to remove remains from Gorelock to threecity, funeral planned at Mrs Mickus's residence with time to be announced. Sermon by Father Cullen on virtue and purity follows a doctrinal instruction by Father Burke.
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Anthony Floor
Panville
South Side
Christian Storr
Danville
Gorelock
William Remple
John Christian
Joseph Mickus
Mickus
St. John's Church
Father Burke
Father Cullen
Precocious child dies. funeral planned for Sunday
The obituary notes a highly precocious child who passed away and will have a 2 PM funeral at Pittston avenue cemetery. A separate death is reported for Michael Leonard of the South Side, who died Wednesday at his son in law Peter Gerrity's home 631 Hemlock street. his Hyde Park cemetery interment is planned. The item also mentions Mrs Henry Sunday visiting Mahanoy City, John Johler’s vacation, a wooden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs John Shea on Stone avenue, Patrolman George Jones resuming duty after a ten day vacation, and a bakery job opening at Scheuer Bros. bakery South Side.
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Michael Leonard
Th South Side
Peter Gerrity
Hemlock Street
Minnie
Halle
Maggie
Jotn
Peter Leonard
Hyde Park Cemetery
Henry Sunday
Cedar Avenue
Women's Relief Corps holds second annual district convention
Thirty nine delegates and over 100 visiting members from the eighth district of the Pennsylvania department met at the Grand Army hall in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Maria T. Wheaton presided, district officers were elected from Susquehanna, and entertainment followed the sessions including readings and music. The national organization numbers 145000 and funds relief at state homes. Pennsylvania has 154 corps and operates a Brookville home valued at $40000.
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Women's Relife Corps
Department of Pennsylvania
Ezra 3. Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Bradford
Susquehanna
Laverne
Carbon
Lackiawanna
Maria T. Wheaton
Wilkes-Farre
Susie F. Loomis
Cella
Pope
Fannie Boyden
Marion Whitney
Mary A. H. Lyons
Magele Pallamen
Mra Elza Johnson
Moscow
Mary E. Hodgson
Josie Miller
Hattie Bartres
Margaret Clouse
Lehighton
Horn
New Milford
Sarah Sweet
Wilkes- Barre
H. J. Patterson
Sylvia White
Jean Wallace
Wilkes-Barre
Marla Leonard
Agnes KR. Parker
Marla T Wheaton
Barbara Spayd
Elizabeth Boyd
Harriet Wirt
East Smithfield
Annie Gustin
Scranton
Ella L. Pierce
Mary A. Sanborn
Kennedy
Pittston
Mary F. Vanileberg
Justine Lagerus
Norman
Hamlin
Hagleton
Annie Cobwin
Mary Knuim
New Albany
Jane Heed
John Jones
Carbondale
Marla Dike
Nellie Giller
Helen Bryne
Maud Chunk
Hattie Powell
Simex
Mary AQ
Lyons
Olive H. Bronson
Young Women's Christian Association
Grand Army of the Republic Hall
F E. H. Ripple
F. J. Amsden
Pierce
Painie Broydon
Tile Lows
Allee Jones
Daisy Poole
Plano
Wheaton
Ita Alma
Brookville
Jefferson County
Coming Attractions in City Theaters
The City Theaters announce Billy Van’s Big Minstrels at the Academy of Music and star turns by Chev. Albert L. Guille with the Marie Tavary Grand English Opera company at the Frothingham. Also billed are Tavary’s Carmen and Bohemian Girl operas, Desdemona’s chamber production, James’ strong company with Alma Kruger and others staging Othello, and Lewis Morrison’s Faust with The Alsatian comedy by Charles T. Ellis.
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Billy van
Atlas of Primrose & West
Minstrels
Big Minstrels
Academy of Music
Faust
Albert L. Guille
Monsieur Guille
Metropolitan
New York
Guille
Marie Tavary Grand English Opera Company
Frothingham
Ravst
Carmen
Tavary Company
Wagenhals & Kemper
Mr. James
Desdemona
Herrmann
Mme. John
Mr. James’ Company
Misa Alma Kruger
Guy Lindsley
William Harris
Collin Kemper
Harry Langdon
Lewis Morrison
Academy
Charles T. Ellis
Hills
Scranton and Taylor: West Side News and Obituaries
Judge H M Edwards returns from England and Wales praising local Welsh choirs and Scranton as a prominent Welsh-American city. Death of James Durkin at 33 after long illness. funeral Saturday at Hyde Park Catholic Church. A letter from prisoner Jimmy Dean critiques his attackers. a surprise party honors Miss Mary Jones. local notices, church events, and small business ads fill the West Side page.
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H.M. Edwards
New York
South Malin Avenue
Judge Edwards
Tribune
Sdwards
England
Wales
Edwards
Scranton
America
Local Items Highlight Community Notices
Michael Egan departs tonight for Indianapolis to attend the grand council of the Atlantic Jurisdiction Young Men's Institute as delegate of No. 184. Annie Fitzhenry is slowly recovering after illness. Greenwood collieries workers receive their monthly stipend Saturday. A benefit ball for Peter Walsh, injured in the Greenwood mines, will be held at Callery's hall Monday evening.
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Michael Egan
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Council
Young Men's Institute
Annie Fitzhenry
Greenwood Colleries
Peter Walsh
Greenwood
Callery's Hall
Schlebel's Hotel Emerges As Elmhurst Resort For Drives
Landford Schlebel runs a popular Elmhurst boulevard hotel near Elmhurst offering lunches at all hours and connected stables. The resort attracts driving parties seeking refreshments and comfort during trips to the area.
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Schlebel's
Elmhurst Boulevard
Elmhurst
Landford Schlebel
Eimhardt Schlebel
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News OF the South Side
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Pittaton Avenue
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Women's Relief Corps
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Luce Bros
Scranton and Taylor
MR. and
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Jackson Street
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Hyde Park
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Harry Decker
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Hawley
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Wai
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Lackawanna Ave
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Thunsday
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Ellis
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Mr. Louis James
Alma Kruger
Qa'eluck
N. A. Hulbert
Steinway & Son
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Wrarich & Back
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Circularives
Royal Medicine CO
River St
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Matthews Bros
Draggist
Gerantos
Edwin C. Burt & CO
Jefferson Aves
OIL and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins, M G’1
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West Lackawanna Ave
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