Bryan Addresses Virginia Washington Tour and Payday Speech
Fredericksburg venue opens with Bryan urging monetary reform and home rule. He attacks silver dollar policy, cites Carlisle, and warns against trusts while praising Washington's legacy. Later in Baltimore he speaks to crowds about monetary independence and civil service reforms.
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Washington
Baltimore
Fredericksburg
Wilfrid. Bryan
Richmond
Potomac
Duel Over Love Ends With Strouthers Dead
Richard Jones and Mores Strouthers, both colored laborers at a railroad camp near Harmonrville, fought with revolvers over a camp cook. Strouthers was mortally wounded and Jones seriously hurt. both were taken to West Penn hospital in Pittsburgh. Strouthers is near death and Jones likely to recover.
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Pittsburg
Richard Jones
Buckingham County
West Virginia
Mores Strouthers
Harmonrville
Strouthers
Jones
McDonald's Camp
Butler and Pittsburg
Struthers
Ann
Weet Peon Hospital
Parilla Fills and Mrs Winslow's Syrup Promoted in Ad
An advertisement touts Parilla Fills as a potent liquid sarsaparilla concentrate with candy coating and claims of blood purification and nerve restoration. It lists prices at 59 cents and 1.00 and mentions Carl Lorenz, 418 Lackawanna Ave, Scranton. It also promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, claiming decades of use and worldwide distribution, priced at 25 cents per bottle.
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Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Mrs. Winslow
Cincinnati and St Louis Battery Details With Umpire Notes
In Cincinnati R H E lines show Cincinnati 5 Louisville 1 with errors and strikes listed. Umpires Foreman and G Mil noted. Rhines Vaughn credited for batteries. In St Louis Hart and McFarland pairing with Grif ith and Donahue as batteries and Lally as umpire. game score shows 2 3 for St Louis and 9 2 lines in the box.
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R.H.E
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Rhines
Vaughn Hill
Eeeren
Foreman
G. Miler
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R.H. 1
Bt. Louis
Hart
McFarland
Grifith
Donahue
Lally
Football scores from multiple city matchups
In Cleveland 11 defeated Cincinnati 2 while Washington beat New York 8 to 1. Baltimore tied Philadelphia 7 to 2. Brooklyn defeated Boston 4 to 1. St Louis beat Chicago 6 to 3.
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Ceveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyna
Caseeerereense
Washington
Louis
Louieville
Cleveland
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Ruffle Scot Captures Steinert Cup Tilt at Franklin Park
The second contest between Bando and Providence for the Steinert cup drew the largest crowd at Franklin Park. It featured a slugging battle with the Grays prevailing as Dratby delivered key hits and two runs. Another game follows tomorrow with teams like Gray, Gannon, Urquhart, Swartwood, and Coogan mentioned in early lineups.
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Ruffle
Scot
Bando
Providence
Franklin Park
Grays
Dratby
Beore
Rufiila
SODA
Amateurs Defeat Pittston Reds In Close Sunita Contest
Amateur baseball fans gathered on the bricks and grounds yesterday to watch the home team meet the Pittston Reds, the county champions. John Fallon pitched for Mi nooka assisted by catcher Neil, holding the visitors to five hits. Kelly started for Pittston and pitched well. Ruthne and Sipee made a standout defensive play with Burns at the plate, while ONeil showed clever fielding. The Visitors had one stolen base and batted strongly.
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Sipee
Burns
Oneil
Trogan
Philby
O'Neil Sedde
WYK
Kahne
Kelly
P Cresenereeencenra
Conners
Minoolsit
Sheu Torane
Minooka
Mhitston
Burins
O'Neil
Philbin
Neil Smaltz
Mallon
Basle
Om Fallon
Oy Kelly
Hy Paton
Amateur Baseball Notes From Scranton and Nearby Teams
The Scranton Reserves accept a four dollar side game with the Olyphant Browns at Scranton Base Hall Park to be played Saturday. The Dashers of Old Forge challenge Minooka on Minooka grounds Sunday. Olyphant Browns invite West Side Browns to a game in Olyphant Tuesday or Wednesday. James Morris of the Taylor Case Ball team is praised as a top third baseman and pitcher. Officials deny claims of local hostility to visiting clubs and defend Minooka players’ request for fair play.
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Olyphant Browns
the Tribune
Fepi
F. B. Reese
Dashers
Old Forge
Minooka
Bent
Minooks
P. J. Conway
West Side Browns
Olyphant
James Morris
Taylor
Hersibouts
Hie Positlon
Browns and Harmonies dispute over game expenses
John J. McAndww, manager of the Browns, writes Sporting Editor about expenses for Harmonies games. He alleges Harmonies attempted to influence a Parview game by bringing an umpire from the city and asks Browns to settle disputes, asserting expenses should be paid regardless of draw. He warns of a future Browns versus Harmonies or Minoukae final.
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Olyphant
Browns
Oean Uwleil
Scranton Flyers Win at Hazleton Green Ridge Wheelmen sweep
The Scranton based Green Ridge Wheelmen dominated Hazleton racing on Saturday winning two firsts a second and a third. Ralph Gregory captured both open mile events with times around three minutes while Ben Keller placed in several top positions for Scranton.
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Hazleton
Ralph Gregory
Ben Keller
Gregory
White
Arner
Keller
R. A Gregory
Green Rikse
Scranton
R. Vv. White
Seranton
Ey Te. Amer
Allentown
Minter
R. A. Gregory
L. Arner
Hen Keller
Tennis Tournament Rain Delays Club Event Resumes Today
Rain halted the country club tennis tournament Saturday and play resumes at 10:40. Singles final features Lo Chester versus Billings, Doverles in second round McLeod and Linen against Chester and Dadacoe, Huntington and L. BR. Puller versus Helt kamp and FR. Puller. Also, between the winners of Nov 1 and 2, Herrmann the magician owns valuable New York properties and contemplates a theatre costing nearly half a million dollars, though a prior effort failed.
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L. BR. Puller
Heltkamp
FR. Puller
Herrmann
New York
Caa
Radway’s Ready Relief Promises Quick Help for Summer Ailments
Summer complaints like dysentery diarrhea and cholera morbus are treated with ready relief mixed in water and a damp flannel. Internally a half to a teaspoonful in water eases cramps and nausea while other forms claim cures for fever and malarial conditions. The ad touts ready relief for travelers miners and lumbermen and notes a bottle price in cents.
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