New Challenge for America’s Cup from Royal Victoria Yacht Club
London reports J M Soper and C D Rose drafting a formal challenge from the Royal Victoria Yacht Club to sail a series for the America's Cup against any US yacht. The Distant Shore, an 89 foot load water line cutter, would be the potential challenger. Defender to defend expected. Prince of Wales may attend. investors like George Gould discussed.
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Royal Victoria
Prince of Wales
London
J. M. Soper
Charles Day ‘Rose
Royal Victoria Club
New York Yacht Club
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
C.D. Rose
United States
Particwars
D. Rose
Leigh
New York
James DD. Smith
Rose
Howe
Valtkyrie HT
Englishmen win as Oxford Cambridge defeat Philadelphia Gentlemen
The Oxford Cambridge cricketers defeated the gentlemen of Philadelphia to redeem a prior loss to the University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia scored 234 and 158 in two innings, while the Englishmen reached 220 for two wickets in their second innings to win. They set up another deciding match with Philadelphia at Merion Cricket Club next weekend.
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Oxford-Cambridge
Philadelphia
Oxford- Cambridge
University of Pennsylvania
Gentlemen of Philadephia
Philadephians
Exielishmen
Gentlemen of Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford &Tatlon
Ethel Wynn Defeats Spruce V in International Challenge
Ethel Wynn, defender from Sea Wanhaka Yacht Club, wins the twelve mile race to leeward and windward by seven minutes forty-one seconds over Spruce V, the English challenger for the cup. Center Island reports L 1 on Sept 2% in a victory by the 15 foot veteran.
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Center Island
Ethel Wynn
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Spruce
Baltimore Keeps Lead In National League Race After Philadelphia Win
Baltimore secured an easy win over Philadelphia yesterday and extended its lead atop the National League by two points over Cleveland. Baltimore has four remaining games with Philadelphia and New York. its percentage could rise to .656 if two losses occur, keeping Cleveland two points back. A key finish hinges on Baltimore losing twice in the interval while Cleveland wins twice against Louisville, with a final New York showdown next Monday. Cleveland also has a postponed Chicago game that could be moved to Monday.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Loulaville
New York
Louisville
Chicago
Tebeau
That Corbett Knockout Story Sparks Old Boxing Feud
An older tale recounts Jim Corbett training under Joe McAuliffe at the Olympic Club in San Francisco. The Frankensteined bout ended with Corbett knocked out by a punch as his backer urged a brutal finish. The incident led to an afterhours confrontation and club meddling to stop a fight. Hob Knecks faces expulsion from the American Trotting Association following a German arrest on charges of robbing a train. Kneebs plans to appeal the ruling.
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Tartar
Joe McAuliffe
Corbett
Corett
Olympicc Club
San Francisco
McAuliffe
Jemmy
Jon
Prisco
McAniite
Jem
Joe
San Pras
Olympic Club
Harrison
Hob Knechs
Sioux City
Hob Knecbs
American Trotting Aviation
Germany
Kneebs
Hogan to Spend Winter in Scranton As Star Player
Marty Hogan a noted ex player with a strong Scranton following will spend part of the winter there. He is coming next month after finishing the season with the Indianapolis club. Tommy Bannon, a Crone center forward who played with Scranton earlier, married Lizzie Sullivan in Lynn Massachusetts on Saturday.
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Marty Hogan
Scranton
Gamp
Hogan
Indianapolis
Tommy Bannon
Tommy Hannon
New York
Lynn
Mass
Lizzie Sullivan
Football duel set for Saturday at Be es Wheel works grounds
Two school teams challenge No M4 chool to a football game on Saturday September 25 at 2 p m at Holland River grounds. Captain unspecified.
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Be'es Wheel Works
Holland Rive
Ring Taken From Rogers Jewelry Store in Larceny Case
At 10 last night in police court, Mary Taylor of Lackawanna and her husband were heard on larceny charges after Mary retrieved her pawned wedding ring from Rogers Jewelry on Lackawanna Avenue. The ring was restored to the shop and Millar fined Mary one dollar.
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Rogers
Lackawanna Avenue
Mary Taylor
Lackawanna
Palmer
Taylor
Millar
Kept It in the Trunk Bank Heist Suspect Apprehended
Daniel Ambrose of Old Forge and nearby banks kept twelve dollars hidden in a trunk for a rainy day. A Hungarian boarder named One Joehn Cloth allegedly stole the money after Ambrose reported the loss. Ambrose swore out a warrant for larceny and assault at Squire Brodhead, with a $1,000 bail. Cloth remanded to county jail to await trial.
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Daniel Ambrose
Mudtown
Dan
Ambrose
Samuel Brodhead
Gloth
Seana
Weet Par Wa Mall
Aix
Royal Medicine CO
River SL
Chicago
Ill
Matthews Bree
Drugsico Scranton
Rochester woman credits Doan's Kidney Pills for relief
Mrs Alice Young of Alexander street describes years of back and kidney pain. She says Doan's Kidney Pills freed her from suffering after a half box, with continued use restoring strength and health. She followed directions and reports relief from back pain, headaches, and exhaustion. Doan's pills sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, NY and local dealers.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Alexander Street
Alice Young
Plaln
Miss Young
Doan
Price Conta
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffato
Sister Stops Elopement Telegram Sent by Bob Davis
The narrative notes a sister acts to prevent elopement with Bob Davis sending a telegram. The Weichel family resides on the South Side in the upper Nineteenth ward.
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Bob” Davis
Weichel's
South Side
Gussie’s Fall From Grace Ends With Jail Term
Philip Mensley’s second wife and two others were jailed in Archbald county jail on moral charge after police arrested them in Pioneer City. They could not post bail and were sent to await grand jury action. Regalli, the woman tied to Mensley’s past marriage, faces related charges as he serves a nine month sentence.
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Philip Mensley
Jaiil
Jones
Archbald
Guesse Regalli
Eva Spangenburg
Pioneer City
Regalli
Philip Hensley
Alice Hobinson
Milk Shortage Follows Prolonged Drought and Heat
Dry weather and extreme heat have ruined pastures across the state, sharply cutting milk supplies in the city. Yesterday and the day before, milk receipts fell to below three quarters of the needed amount, leaving some families without dairy. Potatoes have also suffered from the drought, worsening the local supply situation.
Baptist Ministers Meet Draft Resolutions on Rev Collins Departure
Abington Baptist Association ministers met at Penn Avenue Baptist church and appointed a committee to draft resolutions of regret over the departure of Rev T J Collins. The committee includes Reva, W J Mord, Dr Hughes, and W F Watkins. Rev J I Ellis of Blakely read a paper titled The Cherubim.
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Abington Baptist Association
Penn Avenue
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Reva
W. J. Mord
Doc. Hughes
W. 4. Watkins
J. i. Ellis
Blakely
Local Social Notes From Wilkes Barre Area
Miss Lews of Wilkes Barre visits Miss Annie and Miss Carrie Atherton of North Main avenue and returns home yesterday. Mrs H W H McKeehan of Jones Street recovers slowly from a recent surgical operation. I C Frita of New York City, formerly of the North End, visits friends. Rev George E Guild of North Main avenue leaves for Montrose to attend Presbytery. Miss Ellie Lewis of Edna Avenue leaves for Chambersburg to attend Wilson College. Rev Mr Swift of Honesdale visits North End friends. Miss Katie Saltry of West Market Street and Miss Annie Walsh of Cushic Avenue spend Sunday with Olympian friends. Mr and Mrs G W Davis and Mr and Mrs Bert Sherman spend Sunday at Polot Breeze Lake Winola. St Joseph's Society of Young Men attends the funeral of John Iarly of the South Side. Excelsior Hose Company plans entertainments for Independent Hose Company guests today. Epworth League entertainment at Providence M E Church draws large crowd after annual meeting with solos and essays on Vacation. Essays read by Miss Mary Davis Miss Ida Cahoon George M Miller and Arthur Edgar. Solos by Miss M Torrey and James Geddla. Pastor Rev Mr Edgar delivers an address on vacation days.
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Lews
Wilkes-Barre
Annie
Carrie Atherton
North Main Avenue
HW. HH. McKeehan
Jones Street
I. C. Frita
New York City
North End
George E. Guild
Montrose
Ellie Lewis
Edna Avenue
Chambersbore
Wilson College
Swift
Honesdale
Katie Saltry
West Market Street
Annie Walsh
Cusick Avenue
G. W. Davis
Bert Sherman
Lake Winola
St. Joseph's Society of Young Men
John Larly
South Side
Providence
Excelsor Hose Company
Independent Hose Company
Excelsior
Epworth League
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Loague
Mary Davis
Ida Cahoon
George M. Miller
Arthur Edgar
Misa M. Torrey
James Geddla
Edgar
Death of Patrick Golden in Dunmore at 61
Patrick Golden of Chestnut street dies at home at age 61. Born in Ireland he moved to America in boyhood and ran the Golden Brothers undertaking firm with his brother Thomas F. Golden. He leaves a wife and twelve children. Funeral tomorrow at 9 00 from St Marys church with solemn requiem mass and interment in St Marys cemetery.
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Patrick Golden
Chestnut Street
Ife
Ireland
Thomas F. Golden
Golden Brothers
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
J. J. Rankin
Hawley
J. W. Williams
Bushnell Bronson
Pennsylvania Coal Company
New York City
Reuben Jones
Lades
Mission Circle
George ‘Raught
Blakely Street
Oo Neal
Annie Young
Church Street
Caames
Addie Barnard
May Pinnell
Annie Powell
Hattie King
Phoebe Englert
Jennie Eden
Blanche Harper
Eva Montgomery
May Simpson
Jennie Blesecker
Edith Schoonover
Lelia Ross
Edith Schooneeeeesy Sotee Pinkney
Walter Jones
Roy Sly
Charles Ross
W Smith
William Young
Fashion Dilemma on an August Getaway
In a Chicago Post fragment a young woman debates summer plans with a friend, torn between a mountain escape and a seaside trip. She weighs outfits, gowns, and hosiery as she pretends to decide while considering how to present herself to best effect.
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Chicago Post
Selena
Aeell
West Side weddings and church farewell mark day events
Miss Nellie C. Fern marries S. I. L. Skellhorn of Philadelphia in a simple noon ceremony at the Fern home. Pastor Collins resigns from Boranton Street Baptist Church with West Side tributes and a farewell meeting led by Dr. Beddoe and local ministers. Firemen parade planned with Hallstead visitors, and Judge Edwards receives tonight at St David's halls.
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S. 1
Skellhorn
Philadelphia
Pastor Collins
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Fire damages home on Davis street in Minooka report
Jeremiah McCarthy home on Davis street Minooka is damaged after a late Sunday lamp overturning caused fire. Bucket brigade extinguished flames. Also note a reported duel or match setup at Dutch Hollow in the Nineteenth ward and local obituaries and church events.
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Jeremiah McCarthy
Davis Street
Minooka
Bucket Brigade
Mia
Michael Cotter
Orchard Street
Canada
FR. Conley
Dunmore
Dutch Hollow
John Colina
Stone Avenue
Mermine
Patrick Foeeke
Joseph Turns
Prospect Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Ecar Avenue Methodist Church
the Tribune
Funeral of Mrs Fannie Heartly in Jlenwool
Funeral service for Mrs. Fannie Heartly held at her late home in Jlenwool Monday afternoon Interment in Nicholson cemetery. Visitors include Mrs Rufus Tuttle of Great Bend and Mrs Bib Nichols formerly of here now in Sayre. Several Nicholson residents plan to attend Scranton opera Carmen tonight.
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Fannie Heartly
Jlenwool
Nicholson Cemetery
Rufus ‘Tuttle
Great Bend
Bib Nichols
Sayre
Anna Wilcox
New York
Nicholsoniang
Scranton
Wilkes+Barre
Genevieve Macun
One Story Building Erected on Court House Square
Kennedy and Carter win a permit for a temporary one story brick building on Court House Square. The plan includes seven apartments and a future larger structure to replace it. Symptoms described include intense itching and potential tumors treated with Swayne's Ointment offered by Dr. Swayne and Son of Philadelphia.
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Kennedy & Carter
Court House Square
Nelson
Messia, Kennedy & Carter
Court House Aquare
Swayne
Swayne & Bon
Philadelphia
Castoria Nostalgia Echoes Through Generations
A nostalgic note recalls Castoria as a constant from Daby’s illness in childhood to motherhood. Each life stage is linked with Castoria, a familiar remedy mentioned across generations. The message emphasizes enduring reliance on the product through family milestones.
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Washington
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T. Lou Pet
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Keefe
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Ruale
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Old Forge
Banks
Davis
Serminton
Pete Naetens
John Murphy
Selma Wetchel
Robert Dav's
Elopers
Binghamton
Clara Welcher
Center Street
Clara
Gussie
Baptist
T. J. Collins
Mason
Luce Bros
Scranton and Taylor
Nellie C. Fern
West Side
Emerson Owen
L. (. Floyd
Simpson Methodist Church
John Fern
North Sumner Avenue
Misa Nellie C. Fern
Hon . Collins
R. J. Collins
Boranton Street Baptist Church
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West
W. J. Watkins
W. HF. O Nell
Lo. Floyd
Simpson ‘Methodist Church
Nes. D. C. Hughes
Jackson Street Hapitat
Collins
Mississippi
Charles Corliss
Mr. Collins
Asa Church
Colling
Jeane Christ
Lord of
Wests
Jabez Floyd
Charles Bush
Beddoe
Mrs. Collins
Dr. Senderting
Collings
Salt Lake City
Participanita
Columbia
Franklin Companies
Hallstead Fire Company
Hallstead
Franklin
Hyde Park Avenue
Columbia House
Malin
Franklin Quarters
Kime
J. L. Beavers
T. P. Daniels
John H. Kime
H. Allen
John R. Costlett
Franklin Company
David G
Wilkes-Harre
J. P. Smith
William Oram
A. P. Vinnig
Judge Edwards
H. M. Edwards
St. David's
Wi Saat
Friends of
Mias Fe
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Hyde Park
W. A. Price
Id. J. Davis
Amd
W. G. Moser
KE. W. Thayer
Hert Harrington
Worsdon Noabes
George T. Okell
W. L. Steenback
West Side Bank
Starner
South
Malin Avenue
John HL Reynold
Harber
Fairchild
F. W. Mason & Co
South Main Avenue
J. King
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
Willam
Daby
Castoria
Min
Sbe
Castors
Allentown Fair Central R. R
Thursdauny
Frotaingham, Wagner & Reis
Lessees and Managers
Paver
Minow
Theator Mile
Lichter
Tomlin
Romani
Mins Ryan
Toranda
Chas. H. Pratt
Dav
A. L. Gaille
Page Clarke
Senorae Helena
Sia
Fauet
Carmen
Bohemian Girl
Pennsylvania
Davis’ Theatre
America
John W.isham
Madame Flowers
Giasnss
Peddiers
Dewitt
Appealte
Scranton Hotel
Lackawanna Ave
Boves Daily
Stella m
Academy OF Music
Mr. Louis James
Miss Alma
William Harris
Guy Li
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Kramich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
PBS
Duriights
Spruce Street
Madea
Edwin C. Burt & CO
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Wlad Manuf
M. W. Collins
Bilhool’s
Tages
Business
W Leaps ml
Seventh Street
Bcras
Atlantic Refining Co
Wm. Mason
Coal
John L. Hang
Seceu On CE
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