Boxing Exhibition at Weber's rink in Taylor draws crowd
Taylor Athletic Association hosts a four round opener featuring Quigley brothers of Wilkes Barre and Old Forge pair James Jackson and John Abplanap with Patrick Murphy officiating. Major bout sees Kane from Mineo htt defeating Cafferty from Port Bow. Referee Murphy declares Kane winner amid crowd confusion.
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Columbian Athletic Association
Taylor
Weber
Leopold Neiger
Dan Stuart
Rutherford Tonkine
Luzerne Borough
Quigley Brothers
Wilkes-Barre
James Jackson
John Abplanap
Old Forge
Toth
Jackson
Alphaway
Patrick Murphy
American Sporting Club
Anthony Lydon
White
Tank” Parker
Scranton
Murphy
Die Lenpold Neier
Mite Kane
Mineohtt
Larry Cafferty
Port Bow Kkhy
Kane
Alnceet
Coferty
Rane
Cafferty
Kong
Okey Colle
Fot
Keener Coleman
Local Ring Notes and Upcoming Boxing Matches
William Martin of Boston plans to match Walter Johnson at a winter event by the American Sporting club at Afusle hall. Roby Dobbs trains in Carbynndale for a six round bout with Joe Gans at the Greenpoint Sporting club. Tack McAdliffe’s return to the ring is set for Sept 30 at AMusic hall with Strntan Abbott possibly opposing the welterweight contender.
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Judie
Triteune
Tinhe
Mwo
Jude
Tighe
Abbott
Laurel Mill Park
WM. Martin
Grantell
Boston
Tribune
Walter Johnson
Strane-Butler
American Sporting Club
Afusle Hall
Roby Dobbs
Carbynndale
Joe Gans
Greenpoint Sporting Club
Brooke Tack McAdliffe
lWikely
Amusic Hall
Strntan Abbott
Faetlont
Foete Phomler
Jack Tithe
Eastern League Recap Looks Ahead to Postponed Games
No games were played yesterday in the Eastern League. Remaining schedules show Boranton at Providence and Wilkes-Barre at Burioine postponed by cold weather and Huffato at Montreal on wet grounds. Today’s games include Scranton at Providence and Wilkes-Barre at Springfield.
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Reneone
Scranton
Providence
Wilk Es-Barre
Simlingfield
Buffalo
Syracish
New York Triumphs in Closing Series Opening Game
The New Yorks won the first game of the closing series against the champions, aided by timely hitting with runners in scoring position. Both starters were hit hard as New York tallied twice to Baltimore’s four run output. Batteries: Arsiv and Warter for New York, Corbutt and Robinson for Baltimore. Umpire Hurey.
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New York
New Yorks
Lia
Baltimore
Arsiv and Warter
Corbutt
Robinson
Umpure
Huret
Diamond Dust Letters On Beranton Trip And League News
A Beranton team player letter discusses team form on the current trip noting players like Gillon, Johnson, Harper, Massey and Yerkes, praising some and critiquing others. Also reports the Minera finish Thursday in Providence and that many will return to Beranton, New York. Atlantic League session in Pittsburgh sees leadership weigh continuing Athletics in the league and Lancaster awarded pennant with nine wins to spare. Jimmy Dean and Billy Moffner return from Hamilton Canadian League duties as London disbands.
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Beranton
Hart
Gillon
Johnson
Harper
Maguire
Walters
Bonner
Toronto
Massey
Thas Leon
Griffin
Hin Hiling
Stron
Dle
Minera
Providence
New York
Atlantic
Harrow
Wraigh
Athletics
Lancaster
Jimmy Dean
Billy Moffner
Scranton
Hamilton
London
Hamiltons
Dean
Imseman
Holfer
Oulfold
Mayflowers defeat Hustlers in one sided amateur game
Mayflowers of Bellevue beat the Hustlers with strong hitting by M McGuire and others. Nealand and Hody pitched for Mayflowers while Crosain and Hurst worked for the Hustlers. McGuire homered and Nealand and Gallagher hit two bases. Umpire Murphy officiated. Reps note Camp 174 challenge for Saturday at Athletic Park at 2 PM.
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Quakertown
Philadelphia
Washington
Taylor
MiJames
Fourtown
Kel
MeJomes
Farrell
Boyle
Emealie
Mayflowers
Bellevue
Hustlers
M. McGuire
Ones
R.hle
Neiland and
Hody
Crosain
Hurst
Nealand & Gallagher
M. McGuirt
Ihe—O Nealand
Crosein
Murphy
Patriotic Order
Bows of America
Athletic Park
Meg
Browns
H. Allen
Hickorys
Old Forge
Keystonns
Dunmore
Rendham Groun
of Taylor
Tribune
John Lafey
Community notices and weddings around Wilkes Barre area
The Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs Argus Howell's home with business at 3 PM. Cecilia Conway wed James Ward and Mary Jackson weds Thomas Mutherin. Elisa Curran to Michael Kearney to be married at Peckville. Miss Lizalo Whalen returns to Wilkes Barre for millinery work. Daughters of St George hold regular session with two initiates. Residents travel to Tioga county and Philadelphia for visits. A detailed borough ward division is confirmed. An operator injured near Moosic as a carriage overturns after an electric car collision. Fair at Dallas runs Sept 5 to Oct 1.
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Argus Howell
Cecilia Conway
James Ward
Mikes Mary Jackson
Thomas Mutherin
Pittston
Lizalo Whalen
New York City
Peterson
Wilkes-Barre
Elisa Curran
Michael Kearney
Peckville
Michael Whalen
Annie
Philadelphia
Daughters of St
John Taylor
John Atwell
Margaret
Tioga County
Nome Mission Society
P. M
John R. Williams
West Avoca
Sayres
Sarfield Opera Hévee
Hawthrone Street
Hawthorne Street
Illiam Law
North End
Forteus
Taylor
Mooele
Bpring Brook
Howard
D. & Hooread
Moosie
Dallas Fair
Veterans of 1541 to 1865 reunite at Antietam anniversary gathering
At Lake Ariel a reunion of Veterans of 1541 to 1865 unfolds at a mountain resort. The Second reunion of Company B Third Pennsylvania Volunteers Relief coins celebrates the Antietam anniversary with 18 of 24 wing members and wives, honoring comradeship, past battles, and the fatherage of John EB Smith. Captain Curtis and others lead roll calls, while Sergeant Water marks forty four years of marriage.
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Ips
Antietam
Pennsylvania Volunteers
W. D. Curtis
J. Bashoun
D. KK. Watrous
W. J. Hand
A. A. Wright
FP. B. Watrous
L. T. Adams
W. G. Moore
H. G. Potter
W. L. Mareey
EB. Iw. Wright
Freeding Brunage
J. R. Thomas
J. Haines
Ten Bennett
Cr. W. Hubbard
It's Easy Adve One Cent a Word Private Ad Listing
Classified advertisement fragment listing multiple job and sales opportunities. Appears as a historical newspaper clip with entries for canvassers telegraph agents and sales roles, offering monthly salaries or commissions, and prompts to write to various addresses for more details. Contains scattered mail addresses and company names.
Help Wanted Females and Advertisements in Classified Ads
A fragmented early 20th century classified column offers women and girls work and sales roles. Listings include applying at 412 Willow Street for general housework, another for a colored woman at 418 Mifflin Ave, and ads seeking ladies agents in Scranton for Snyder's cake with an experienced canvasser preferred. Additional notices appeal to energetic saleswomen nationwide with guaranteed today earnings and stamps for full particulars.
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Scranton
Snyder
Reine
Honda
T. Imenyder & CO
Cincinnati
Agents Wanted In Klondike Book and More
Classified notice listing multiple recruitment ads including a Klondike illustrated book offer at 81.50 by National Publishing Co and a range of selling jobs from gold plating to cigars. Addresses include Scranton Illinois Michigan and Chicago venues with varying pay and requirements.
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Londike
Jorge
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Stockholders’ Meeting
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