Big Day at Tunkhannock Wyoming Fair Draws 6000 Visitors
More than 6,009 people attended the third day of the Wyoming Agricultural Fair at Tunkhannock as horses cattle and crafts drew crowds. A grand procession showcased premium stock while races including the 2.27 pace with Roxana Albert and Nina B provided thrilling speed trials amid a busy midway and exhibitions by local firms.
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Wyoming Agricultural Awinty
Tony Nat
Wyoming County
Susquehanna
Bayder
Pratt
Lim
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Wiesata
Alert
Roxana
Albert
Koxanos
Rosana
Ren Cerna
Sis Furlong
Nina B
Ning
Seth
Atill
Connie
Homer
Hetsea
Arity Ulwers
Tiny
Roxana Noun
Theo Fonguin
Gaitind
Tiey
Rowana
Atrums
Thy
Mae
Roxana Phead
Rosata
Rewwni
Mary
Brea
Abram
Pitta
Rivata
Bom
D& ML
Sherword
Getashom
Nina A
Shorewood
Bevahlua
Dabty
Biatge Bae
Honesdale News Roundup Brisk with Local Events
Honesdale reports include Mrs William H Swift and daughter visiting Warwick New York, Louisa Durland in Atlantic City, and Miss Frances Hunt staying in Scranton. Honesdale Public Schools teach six hundred twenty students with fourteen instructors tenable fields. Jewish New Year closure for stores and fall week at the opera house. Home Missionary convention set for October, Wayne County fair exhibits promised, and train service changes on the Delaware and Hudson Honesdale branch discussed. A civil suit seeks 5000 dollars damages over death alleged from intoxicants at Hotel Columbia Lake Ariel.
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Honesdale
William H. Swift
Kate
Warwick
Louisa M. Durland
Atlantic City
Frances Hunt
Scranton
Katherine N. Stantori
Stebocca FE. Thompson
Williamaport
Delaware and Hudson Honesdale
Hebrews of
Home Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Wayne County Fair
Jadwin
P. B. Peterson
Titusville
Charlotte McKelvey
Pierce
George F. Simons
Byron E. Simons
George TD. Smith
Columbia
Lake Ariel
Humphreys 77 Seals Immunity Against Colds This Winter
In September through November the use of Seventy seven promises immunity from grip and colds all winter. Humphreys Specific 77 restores circulation when a chill or shiver begins the cold. A pocket vial of pellets, with doctor book mailed free, sold by Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co in New York.
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New York
Local Notes From Hopbottom and Surroundings
The week brings church updates with Rev. Burrough expected soon and parish plans to unite with Nicholson once arrangements are complete. Prof. M. J. Stephens of Brooklyn will speak at the Methodist church, with Rev. E. D. Vanwoert to preach in the evening. The area faces drought conditions as springs fail and farmers sell stock. The Scranton Dairy Co began collecting milk here Thursday. Mrs. Stella Carpenter visits from Huntington to see her parents. Several residents attended the Montrose Agricultural Fair, where Mrs. Tiffany won five premiums on fancy work.
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M. J. Stephens
Brooklyn
E. D.vanwoert
Scranton Dairy Company
Ald
Alvin Titus
Stella Carpenter
Huntington
Mra
McVicar
Montrose
I. M. Tiffany
Lillian Byram
Anna Schiffer
A. Stone
Lyman Blakesley
John Tiffany
Tiffany
G. W. Strapler
Binghamton
Sombrero Saga and Wild Cat Peril in Susquehanna County
Special to the Horonton Tribune notes odd tales from Susquehanna County. A farmer named Sam Wooster survives a tree collapse with his dog fetching his hat, and a copper mine sombrero owner recalls a $5,000 hat tied to a failed Mexican mine venture. Viking-like misadventures include a wildcat attack on Osgood and two dogs, a Poyntelle freight train encounter, and local quips on roads, schools, divorces, and a few curious legends.
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Mexico
Osgood
Hallstein
Degood
Ontario
Poyntelle
Whitney
Brooklyn Local News Roundup From September
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Mrs. George Peckham in Waverly caring for her ailing mother Mrs. C H Ely. The graded school closed Wednesday for the Montrage fair with many attendees. Archie Kent was thrown from a horse Tuesday suffering neck and arm cuts. Doctors Ainey and Chamberlain say he fares well. Lugurne resident Judson Tiffany visits town. William Kinner buys Tiffany farm. Howard Clark works for Edwin Tiffany. Mrs. Stephen Gavitt is ill at Samuel Miller’s home.
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Scranton Tribune
Brooklyn
George Peckham
Waverly
C. H. Ely
Archie Kent
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promoted for Children
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as the cure for crying and wind colic. It claims decades of trusted use by mothers and children worldwide and urges buying the branded remedy over imitators.
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Hallstead Local News Briefs and Events Summary
Nell Donahue suffers severe finger lacerations at a Hallstead chair factory. Mrs Jerome Jones hosts a large Presbyterian church concert drawing attendees from Conklin, with ice cream served. Fred Church and Fred VonQloan camp ten days at Red Rock. Delegates named for the Railroad Y M C A convention in Philadelphia on October 11. Rev William of New York to speak at Y M C A hall Sunday at 3:30. Sunday School rally planned at the Methodist church next Sunday with roll call and program. Books donated for shows at the Sunday school. Mr Prescott of Lake View hired to install steam heat in Chase factory. Nora St Nealon of Carbondale returns after visiting Miss Mame Scanlon.
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Nell Donahue
Jerome Jones
Presbyterian Church
Inet
Conklin
Fred Church
Fred Vonqloan
Red Rock
Folowing
Railroad Young Men‘s Christian Association
Philadelphia
Charlee Lawrence
Charles Phillips
James Scott
A. H. Chichester
Frank Alymer
F. H. Belden
Wilyma
New York City
Young Men's Christian Association
Ocook
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Prescott
Lake View
Chase Factory
Nora St. Nealon
Carbondale
Mame Scanlon
Community Guests and Socials Spotted Across Nicholson
Special to the Peranton Tribone notes visits from Hale's Eddy New York to Nicholson social happenings. Rev and Mrs L E entertain, Royal visits listed, Winnie's birthday reception at G Hinklie home with music and refreshments. Attendees include Stephens, Wilkes, Hinklie, Snyder, Rought, and many others from Pine Grove, Starkville, Susquehanna and Dimock.
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Peranton
Piekis Brook
Winnie
Nicholson
Hea Sle Stephens
Florence Wilkins
Ruth Johnson
Grace Snyder
May Hinkle
Vern Taylor
Minnie Burke
Carrie Snyder
Messrs
William Crock
Morria Hinklie
Dimock
Jessie Stephens
Marguerite Stephens
Ray Potter
Starkville
F. N. Boyle
Susquehanna
Local Notes On Housekeeping Travel Students and Potatoes
Thompson and wife begin housekeeping on the second floor of Mrs Arminda Pickering’s Jackson Street house. M M Lewis traveled in Binghamton and Susquehanna for business. Farmers report small potatoes and few in a hill. Harry B Searles, Wyoming Seminary graduate, visits then leaves for Syracuse University to study medicine. Mrs John Dougherty returns to New York after summer visit. Freeomin Whitney of Gibson visits Alburt Tucker, returning from Mudpond fishing with friends. Rev A D David speaks on prohibition at Maple Grove church in Pleasant Mount township and plans another talk Monday. Leonard Cole’s condition unchanged. Mrs Augusta Smith hosts aunt Mrs Mary Harr of South New Berlin, aged over eighty. C Derry from the township remodeling his house.
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N. Y
Syracuse University
John Dougherty
New York
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Gibson
Alburt Tucker
Leonard Cole
Augusta Smith
Mary Harr
South New Berlin
Co. ¢. Derry
Quarrel and murder in a third story window fall
New York woman Mary McGuigan died after her husband Joseph McGuigan allegedly threw her from a third story window on Second Avenue. The couple’s eldest daughter Mia Gormley and another daughter Mary MeGuigan give different versions of events after a wake. The incident left Mrs. McGuigan with a neck fracture.
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Joseph MccGuffin
Mary
Second Avenue
McGuigan
MeGulgans
Mia. Gormley
Mary Meiulgan
Baseball score notes from Roaton and Pittsburgh games
Fragmented boxing style recap lists batters and umpires across several early season games at Roaton Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Cincinnati with sparse scores and lineups including players Frazer McFarland Sullivan O Connor Young Robinson Mercer Bowerman and Garvin among others Umpires named Day Snyder Hutet and Enulic in scattered mentions
American League season ends with White Stockings atop standings
The American League closes the season with Chicago White Stockings in first place and Indianapolis second. The campaign featured many extra inning games and remarkable pitching feats including Rube Waddell’s 17 inning win for Milwaukee. Kellum and Dowling blanked hitters, while a Buffalo pitcher held Detroit without a hit.
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Rube Waddell
Milwaukee
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Chicago
Reuben
White Stockings
Buffalo
Detroit
Kellum
Tigers
Dowling
Louisville
Cleveland
Brooklyn City
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
George Davis
Gothamites
Trojans
Despond
Confidence on McGinnity Dominates Brooklyn Baseball Talk
The piece critiques Hanlon's reliance on McGinnity, recalls Billy Hoffer's overuse by Foxy Ned, and notes Donovan's recall and Matthewson's Chicago praise. It also mentions Quinn's release, Annie Latham's dismissal, Noblitt's big hitting, and Montreal's long doubleheader, highlighting the era's pitching and roster volatility.
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Foxy Ned
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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Hartford
Iron Man McGinnity
Donovan
St. Louis
Muggsy McGraw
Ulysses
Richmond
Christy Matthewson
New York
Chicago
Giants
Chicago Daily News
Matthewson
Dexter
Bradley
McCormick
Mac Amgled
Kling
Toronto
Canucks
Klobendang
Worcester
Lynch
Duggleby
Joseph Quinn
Cincinnati
Reds
Annie Latham
Allen
Lathh
Noblitt
Chester
Montreal
Springfield
Pontes
Bransfield
Buck Freeman
Freeman
Bucky
Buck
Eason
Pitchher
Elmira
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College football prospects across the nation emerge
The article surveys collegiate lineups with Keen and Daly at Harvard, Yale backfield strength, Princeton lacking heavyweights, Chicago Stage fielding a strong eleven, and notable ex Chicago officer McDonnelly. Local prep teams St Thomas and Lackawanna prep for season as Beranton’s heavy eleven faces tight matches ahead. Practice has begun.
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Harvard
Daly
Princeton
Yale
Hale
University of Chicago
McDonnelly
Chicago
Guardian of Law and Order
St. Thomas, High School
Lackawanna
Quiet Pugilists Stirring with Theatrical Plans
In a muted period the pugilists Mia Kid McCoy and Mrs James Corbett fear for reputations as they pursue stage roles in Silent Sam The Navel Cadet and similar parts. James J Corbett, ex heavy champ, cheers from abroad and hums a personal tune about leaving home.
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Mia
Kid McCoy
James Corbett
James J. Corbett
American rifle record falls at San Francisco fall festival
A. F. Pape smashed the opening day rifle record at the California Sehuetyen club event in San Francisco scoring 335 at 200 yards with 198 hits. The former mark of 072 belonged to William Hayes of New York City.
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Sehuetyen Club
San Francisco
A. F. Pape
Pape
William Hayes
New York City
Scranton
A Word to Mothers About Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mothers of children with croup or severe cold are advised to use Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate or narcotic and is safe for adults as well. The remedy has broad approval across the United States and abroad. Matthews Bros sell wholesale and retail.
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Matthews Eros
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