Honesdale Bicycle Meet Highlights Scranton Wins
The Maple City wheelmen meet in Honesdale featured CC Miner and W. H. Crago taking open and 2.0 class wins while Charles Coleman of Scranton set a 1.02 1-5 exhibition mile record for 16 year olds. Scranton riders claimed several prizes as Green Ridge Wheelmen paced the scratch races.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Maple City Wheelmen
Scranton
CC. T. Miner
New York State
Charlie Coleman
W. H. Crago
Coleman
Charles Coleman
Scranton Bicycle Club
Green Ridge
Keller
Thomas K. Lee
Carbondale
H. A. van Horn
Ed C. Coons
Elwit
T. Miner
Binghamton
Ben Keller
William Dunn
F. C. Ham
Vee J. Weber
Pittston
Wayne
Pike
FP. A. Dittrich
Charles Hartung
Frank Carlin
Hawley
Crago
William H. Crago
BR. F. Keller
R. V. White
T .Miner
Charles Coleai
C. T. Milner
B. F. Keller
W. M. Dunn
Gregory and
White
Stearns
Myles Gibbons
Stearns Bicycle Company
Syracuse
E. C. Stearns
Gibbons
Providence Races Sets New New England Pace Record
A feature at Narragansett Park in Providence R I today was the breaking of the New England record for three consecutive heats in the 2.10 pacing class. The event drew local interest as drivers and horses competed for the historic marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Eagland
Providence
R. 1
Narragansett Park
New England
Scranton Bicycle Club Football Schedule Listed
The Scranton Bicycle Club has arranged ten football games for its eleven from Sept 26 to Dec 7 with three away games. The schedule includes matchups against Brandeis Normal School, Elmira, Beranton, and Wilkes-Barre, among others, with home and away dates to be confirmed.
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Scranton Discyele Club
Scranton Bicycle Club
Lermnion Pt 33
Btroudeburg Normal School
Octbicyte Athletic Club
Elmira
Ee University
Beranton
Hamonin
Ghamokin
Barepap Yeaa ‘Ovperance ’ Athletic Club
Philadelphia vs England Opens With 234 in First Inning
The international cricket match in Philadelphia opens with Philadelphia posting 234 as Cambralgetatord top scores with 80. Play will resume tomorrow to continue the contest.
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England
Philadelphia
Retine Hing
Six Leaders Duel as Baltimore Slips and Louisville Triumph
A tight National League race sees six clubs in close chase with Baltimore losing and Louisville winning yesterday. Cleveland’s victory narrows Baltimore’s lead to ten points while one week remains, keeping the outcome uncertain. Standings list Baltimore, Cleveland, Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York, Cincinnati, Washington, Louisville in a tense finish as teams push for the title.
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Baltimore
Louisville
Cleveland
Ousé
Chicago
Soaten
Brooklyn
Vittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Washington Slaist
Louis
Cincinn R. HE
Cincinnti
Louieville
Chicago Oon
Hatterles
Brektenstein
Otten
Parker and Kittridge
Emalie
Philadelphia
Ashe
Washington
Batterleas
Orth and
Grady
Gilroy
Molesworth
McGuire
Murray
R. H.E. Brooklyn
Stein
Dalley
McMahon
Robinson
Gumbert
Clarkson
Eoatote
RE. H.E. Boston
Hurat
R. HE
Pittsburg
Tratteros
Young
Zimmer
Hawley
Merrett
Jeyne
Mc Donald
Orange Defeats Scranton in Darkened Inning Collapse
The Orange Athletic club beat Scranton in Orange on September 20 as a careless first inning doomed Scranton. Midget Murphy of the New Yorks played third base for Orange. game ended 4 to 6 when darkness halted play.
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Orange
N. J
Orange Athletic Club
Scranton
Murphy
New Yorks
Scrantons
R. H.B
Sheenhut
Coogan
Parnett
Smith
Ten Dollars Against Two Cents That This Score Is Incorrect
Wilkes-Barre game score dispute noted with teams Hazleton and Batteries featuring players Jordan Westlake Kutar and Digeina. Officials logged incorrect score at Hagleton arena with a dispute ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagleton
R. Hae
Hazleton
Wilkes-Barre
Jorjan
Westlake
Kutaner
Digeina
Providence Beats Springfield for First Atebert Cup Victory
Providence defeated Springfield 7 to 1 in the fourth game of the Atebert cup series, securing its first win of the series.
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Providence
Springfield
Amatetur Bag e Ball: Local Teams Schedule Tryouts
The Green Ridge Senators challenge the Morning Glories of Sumamore to a game on their grounds Tuesday September 4 at 29 P.M. The Eurekas of the North End compete Thursday September 5 and the Populares of Moosic play Saturday September 4. They seek a game with the Olyphant Browns.
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Amatetur
Green Ridge
Baseball club treasurer vanishes amid cash shortage
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania September 20 Frank Kelly financial secretary of the Wilkes-Barre baseball club disappeared after leaving town Tuesday. A shortage was found in his books and is expected to reach about $1,000. Kelly also worked as bookkeeper and cashier at the Evening Leader daily for twelve years. His dealings with Editor Bogert are reported as straight.
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Wilkes-Barre
Frank Kelly
Wilkes- Barre
Kelly
Evening Leader
Bogert
Freedman Talks Trade Plans for Boston Ball Club
Andrew J. Freedman, president of the New York Base Ball club, arrived in Boston and hinted at trades for Boston players including Rush for Nichols. He faults player behavior, praises stricter discipline, and says he wants a manager focused on bench work rather than player-managers.
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Boston
Andrew J. Freedman
New York
Adama
Nichols
Dad Clark
Philadelphia
Nash
Hanlon’s lone praise and big league move teased
Freedman dismissed most Eastern League players as trial fodder and good enough only for a big league trial. He praised Hanlon as a standout and suggested purchasing the release of catcher McAuley of Providence and center fielder Jones of Springfield, signaling a possible major roster change.
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Hanlon
Freedman
McAuley
Providence
Jones
Springfield
Diamond Dust and Front Office Moves Stir Baseball Circles
The piece reports Shearon of Buffalo sold to Cleveland and manager Jack Chapman seeking to sell the Toronto franchise. West Inka may be signed by Philadelphia while questions arise over Dement’s eligibility with the Torontos. McMahon suffers a finger injury affecting pitching, and Cleveland papers critique Frank De Haas Hobson for pushing exhibition games on off days. A Baltimore Orioles vs Cleveland tug is noted with hostile crowd scenes in Cleveland coverage.
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Shearon
Buffalo
Cleveland
Jack Chapman
Toronto
West Inka
Louisville
Phillies
Washington
Dement
Torontos
Young
Powers
Coerstoe
Subis McMahon
Cleveland Press
Frank de Haas Hobson
Baltimore
Orioles
Brisk Hype Builds Around Looming Fight Cards
London hosts anticipation as George Lablanche, the Marine, arrives to challenge anyone at 18 pounds, eyeing the Crau- Creedon Neht winner. Australian bantam Jimmy Anthony arrives from California pending arrangements to fight Pummer, or maybe Sammy Kelly for a long series. A wild scene on Surf Avenue ends with Charley White and entourage chasing a cab after a mock fire alert. Jem Mace recalls a controversial bout with Charley Mitchell.
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George Lablanche
London
Jimmy Anthony
California
Fleht Pummer
Sammy Kelly
Ainish
Fitzsimmons
Surf Avenue
Challe
Charley White
Hon
Griffo
Weiter
New York
Jem Mace
Mirror of Life
Charley Mitchell
Mitchell
Mave
Jones
Ring legends map a boxing tour and benefit night
Jim Daly engages Corbett as sparring partner or plans a Madison Square Garden benefit. John L. Sullivan eyes a farewell tour starting in September with Paddy Ryan likely as partner. Sulli van aims to fund debts and buy a New England farm while Schaefer appears in Chicago after cable car injuries at a benefit for demented player J Randolph Helser.
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Jim Daly
Corbett Noble
Madison Square Garden
Dallas
John L. Sullivan
United States
Charles E. Davies
Paddy" Ryan
Sullivan
Hiadette
New England
Schaefer
Chicago
W. A. Splake
Superior Billard Hall
J. Randolph Helser
Wizlard
Alleged Witch Clara Baker Marries in Ohio
Clara Baker, known for a prior attack of witchcraft and vomiting two snakes, has married in Portsmouth Ohio. She says her husband is proof against witches and she will not be affected again.
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Clara Baker
Portsmouth
Clara
Baker
Local Family Notes From Berwick and Nearby Towns
Flerce Conners returns home after several weeks with his parents in Berwick. Harry Conners and Slater Rachel of Green Ridge visited relatives in town last Sunday. Miss Lulu Mickle remains seriously ill with typhoid fever and is convalescing. Gomer Davies of Priceburg spent part of the week with Will Cairns. Mrs John Brush has spent recent days with friends in Providence. William Oliver of West Pittaton spent Sunday with town friends. W W Winton of Scranton looked after interests in this section last Thursday. William Sutton and wife of Peckville called on his brother Charles this week. Miss Mary Cairns returned home for a ten day visit in New York City.
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Flerce Conners
Berwick
Harry Conners
Slater
Rachel
Green Ridge
Lulu Mickle
Gomer Davies
Priceburg
Will Cairns
John Brush
Providence
William Oliver
West Pittaton
W. W. Winton
Scranton
William Sutton
Peckville
Charles
Mary Cairns
New York City
Humphrey's Specifics Used for Half a Century
Product claims broad medical uses from coughs and bronchitis to headaches and rheumatic pains. The ad lists many conditions and stresses long history and “entire success” with unknown active ingredients.
Ad Offer from Ray's Medical Co for Dr. Humphreys Manual
An advertisement offers the Dr. Humphreys Manual mailed free from Ray's Medical Co. Readies copies priced at 77 cents per grip or six for $1.00, with exceptions noted for certain numbers. Orders prepaid to Missouri or other locations.
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Humphrey
Ray's Medical CO
William 81
New York
Royal Medicine CO
River
Chicago
Ill
Wee Cole
Matthews Bros
Draggsia Gorantos
West Side Glows with Fires and Prizes at Hotel Accident
Explosion in Zimmern's Hotel basement after gas plug removal scorched woodwork but caused no serious injury. George Morgan drawing to aid the crippled organizer drew interest. prizes awarded include a mining machine, oak rocker, opera glass, and other items. A broad West Side roundup notes local business notices, school term absences, and social events among residents and tradespeople.
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George Morgan
Davis’ Hotel
Bellevue
Anthony Williams
R. JM. Hale
B. Hughes
John Davis
Frank Carey
John Howalds
Patrick Henry
William E. Praul
John Jenkins
FE. E. Hollister
Henry Morgan
William Williams
David Jones
John J. McWilliams
John Berger
Mr. Morgan
Disorder and Fines After Morning Incidents on Emmet and Lackawanna
Sander Oram a Hungarian who interfered with an officer during an arrest on Emmet Street at 4 30 yesterday morning was fined 3 60. James Kane a bus driver argued with a barkeeper at the William Penn hotel on Lackawanna Avenue tore his clothes and refused to pay for drinks and was discharged after promising not to be arrested again. Costanzo Cabriano banana push cart operator on Lackawanna Avenue was arrested brought before Alderman L Post and in default of a 7 fine was sent to county custody for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander Oram
Emmet Street
James Kane
William Penn Hotel
Lackawanna Avenue
Costanzo Cabriano
L. Post
Robbers attack Theodore Very and Dan Rice in village
Theodore Very and veteran showman Dan Rice were robbed and knocked down while returning home. George Molleneux confessed guilt, providing the hidden overcoat location, and the detective bureau holds the case at Montrose jail. A. T. Conger, Scranton lecturer, slated to speak next Tuesday at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Very
Dan" Rice
George Molleneux
Montrose
Molleneaux
A. T. Conger
Scranton
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Opera House
Mira
John Jay
Louise Pratt
Montrose Priday
Peckville Residents and Visitors Noted in Local Briefs
The Consumers' Powder company paid its employees yesterday. Mrs. David Brown returned home after visiting Avoca. Mr and Mrs Joseph G Hell returned from Montreal. Mrs William Page and Mrs John Woo visiting Middletown NY. Rev E C Simpkins called to Moscow for a funeral. Numerous Tuthill family members and others visited Prompton and Scranton. A W Brundage plans an elegant new residence on Martin street. Mrs Charles Miller of Park Place visited her parents. The Nickel Pint Road runs along Lake Erie linking Erie to Fort Wayne.
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Hampton Street ‘Methodist Church
Charlies Hoover
Morris and Son
Binghamton
George W. Chase
North Main Avenue
Miles Grace Acker
Wyce Seminary
James Durkin
Jackson Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
M. J. Donohoe
No. 16
Mr. Donahoe
Galaxy of Scranton
Misa Nellie Aoe Hallstead
Mrs. Rought
Hyde Park Avenue
Sss
Carrie Decker
Conklin
Consumers’ Powder Company
David Brown
Avoca
Joseph G. Hell
Montreal
Canada
William Page
John Woo
Charles Miller
Park Place
Castoria Recalled in Nostalgic Ad Snippet
An old promotional phrase highlights Castoria as a familiar remedy for infants and children. The final line notes a continued use as a child grows, implying lasting trust in the product across generations.
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Honesdale Bicycle Meet
Flyers
Lehigh
Lafayette
Carlisle
Walsh
O'Malley
Mahanoy City
Patrick Brennan
Iine
Hansen
Loftus
Crane
Jadwin
Union Hotel
Pine Brook
William Martindale
Wiliam Atckine
Frenglie L . Red of Waranck Brunh
Perbeorunhowesewereagen
Gileur Guinette
Asves
Orion Louise
Dweas
Edna Orranna
Wyoming Ratk
Paenei
Abbott Wilkes
Eneborsone
Charlie P
Giles Noyes
Pattle
Arcturasais
Rebus
Perry
Nancy Harkawidis
Mohs
Bia
Billy R Richbail
William Brookfield
Cras Highland
Lansie Tivaneaa
Bethlehem
Bun Inn Stake
Wilkes Patchen
Bent Read Pepond
Peter Cooper
T Campbelly
Brooklya Seeeenanee
Pittsborg
St. Lowmte
Sanaes
Cinelomatl
Cain
Winton
Erik & Oat
St. Vitus
Brees
Mason
Luce Bros
Scranton and Taylor
Zimmern's Hotel
South Main Avenue
G. Morgan
West Ride
the Tribune
Emerson Owen
Zimmer's
ToFnter College
J. Helmes
Bromley Avenue
Pennsylvania Mutual Aid and Insurance Company
Bartley Crown
West Side
W. Ls. Breenback
West Side Hank
Starner
Barbeer
John H. Reynold
Harbor
Fairchild
F. W. Maton & Co
J. C. King
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
William D. Griffiths
Grennell Seeley
Ninth Street
Seeley
Messrs
Richard
Dando
Brehm
Kingaton
Godghall
Saunders
Jenkins
Megara
C. J. Helmes
Harter
Taylor
Nandwee
Mary Quinnan
Mia. Quinnan
Michael O'Toole
Mary
O'Toole
George Fellows
Misses Fellows
Tenth Street
Myrtle Perry
Fish Keller
Lida Weaver
Ethel Porter
Belle Woerren
Edna Klauminger
Amelia Koch
Maud Saunders
Kate Larkin
Alda
Frothingham
Chas. H. Pratt
Eetetink
Tomlius
Mine
Ityanise Ry Ordelie
Cav
A. Ta Guille
Payne Clarke
Sener F. Michelena
Sig
A. Alamolf
Max ElMir
William Teuceter
Win. Stephens
Carl Martis
Faust
Carmen
GeeThian Organization
Pennsylvania
Seremion
Davis’ Theatre
Orienta Amoriia
John W.isham
Madame Flowera
Gentine
Eurprine
New Milford
Lake Erie
Erie
Fostoria
Fort Wayne
Castoria
Sho
Miss
Pei Ryve
Urisoh
Spruce Street
Ramen
Pharlin
John L
Stewart
Iheem
I Wayne
Dewilittt
Oppealte Scranton Housa
Lackawanna
Edwin C. Burt & CO
Lockowog
Lacian Tefferson Aes
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Bilhool's Carriage Works
Billy van
Big
Ellis
Baby
Mr. Santa Claus
Jake
Academy OF Music
Mr. Louis James
Alma Kruger
William Harris
Guy Lindsley
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Krarich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Mansfield State Normal School
S. H. Albro
Mansfield, Pa
OL and Manufactur
Nau VI Neegar
W. Saclibe
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