Baseball Schedules and Curve Ball Commentary
Today’s NL schedule lists Pittsburg at New York, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Philadelphia. AMERICAN GAMES YESTERDAY show Boston 4 Chicago 3, Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 5, Baltimore 11 Milwaukee 4, Detroit 10 Washington 6. A L schedule mirrors NL with Milwaukee at Baltimore, Chicago at Boston, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia. Sam Leever discusses curve balls noting mastery, control, and pitching strategy as key factors alongside curve quality. Left-handers tend to throw broader curves and may struggle with control, affecting innings.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg Een
Chiicabo
Ee Ee
Detroit
N. L
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Washington
Sam Leever
Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Kidney Relief
Mrs. Richard E. Stokes reports her husband’s five year kidney trouble improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Hutton's drug store. The product is advertised as a cure for kidney illnesses and backache, with Doan's named as the trusted remedy. Sold by McKinley & Haley, 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N C as US agents.
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Richard E. Stokes
Moravia
Stokes
Dean
Hutton’s
McKinley & Haley
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Doan’s
Baseball pitching grip guide with variations and throws
The excerpt describes grip techniques for the ball with emphasis on the in-shoot and out-curve throws. It outlines finger placement on the ball, wrist snap mechanics, and how these pitches vary in trajectory and difficulty, including the drop ball and its combination with other curves.
Ganzel family figure in early baseball history featured
John H Ganzel former first baseman of New York clubs and manager of New Castle is profiled. The piece notes his brother Charles a notable catcher for Detroit and Boston, a 1900 Kansas City to Chicago trade, later exchanges for Jack Doyle, Garvin, and Strang, and praise for his fielding and pinch hitting.
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St. Louis Sporting News
John Ganzel
New Castle
John H. Ganzel
New York Cru
Charles
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Chicago
Everitt
Fitcher Phyle
Washington
Ganzel
Garvin
Strang
Jack Doyle
New York
Milwaukee
Giants
Pickett Leads Chicago Bat Factory Beside Louisville Slugger
Old time Orioles second baseman Jack Pickett now runs a Chicago bat factory shaping sticks from Ohio timber used in Louisville caches. He designs each bat to a player’s preferred shape weight length and balance, tagging duplicates for future use after interviewing every ball player.
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Jack Pickett
Orioles
Pickett
Chicago
Louisville
Ohio
National League Batting Leaders and Pitching Bumps Highlight Season
The piece notes Heidrick leading NL batters at .484, Van Haltren at .369, and Strang at .365, with St Louis and New York prominent. It records Boston pitcher Nichols’ five losses from May 9 to June 10, and Harper’s seven wins with few double‑figure hits allowed. It also covers Craver’s life suspension for fixing games with Hall and Devlin in Louisville.
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Nichols
Boston
Heidrick
St. Louis
van Haltren
New York
Strang
Harper
Pan-American Excursion Rates Announced by P L E R R
Beginning June 1 the Pan-American excursion rates vary by duration. Season tickets run to Oct 31 for 8.75 while 15 day tickets cost 7.30 and 10 day tickets 6.45. Tuesdays offer a special coach ticket at 4.30 not valid in Pullman cars on train No 17 from New Castle at 7:50 am to Buffalo arriving 2 pm and return by midnight Thursday following sale.
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Pp. & L. E. Railroad
Buffalo
Pullman
New Castle
Good
New Cas
Fayettes
Tak City
Itim’ el
Ami
iPittsburg Flyer
Uyoungstown
WB. Falls & Pitts
Burg Express
Cleveland
Chicago
Erie
TjCleveland
Lake Chautauqua
Tyo
Pitts
Fayette
Aye City
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Pan
American
Cleve
Cincinnati
Ee Brie
Buf
Olittsburg
Fayette City
Pittsb’e & Baiti
Detroit
Buffalo Pan- American
Algo
Cleveland Iexpress
Youngstown
Co. J. Phillips
Union Station
J. B. Yohe
L. A. Robison
G.P.& TA
The Lost Week of Our 9 90 Suit Sale
A garbled notice touts a suit sale week at 2504 Union Clothing Co with references to a Dyspepsia Cure product and multiple merchants. The readable fragments mention breakfast digestion claims and local druggists in Arlington Texas.
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Union Clothing.co
Seventh Ward Festival Supports Disciples Mission Plan
Ladies of the Disciples Mission held a successful festival at the mission building on Liberty and Clayton streets. They served ice cream cake and strawberries to a large crowd, raising a substantial sum for the new church building with strong ward and resident support.
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Disciples Mission
Mission
Liberty and
Clayton Streets
Police in Summer Dress Show Off New White Hats
Ward streets display officers in lighter attire as the force adopts white hats. Officer Thomas Davidson receives praise for his straw hat and sharp appearance. Local notices report illnesses and recoveries among residents while community members travel to nearby towns for visits and events.
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The
Law
Thomas Davidson
McCaslin Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Della Wallace is seriously ill. Wm. Allen visited his parents in New Castle. Roads improving under Supervisory Jas. Hunt. Mrs. Jas. Ray of New Castle passed through. Hugh Braham of Mercer visited on State street. U P church services next Sabbath evening. All invited. Rose Boyd hosted by Mrs. John Gearing. Lawn fete at Ben Spear's Friday evening. Belle Boyd of New Castle is organist at Neshannock U P church. Grace Dean hosted by Mrs. Harry White. Lily Cameron will teach school this fall and winter. Luther Gill of County Line street on business in New Castle. Mont Emery now at Locust Grove Stock Farm. Mattie McKnight visiting parents on Cleveland avenue. Mrs. Wm. Ewing and children visited recently. May Spear contemplates a visit to Syracuse. Perry Forbes working for Prof. J. R. Sherrard. J. H. Patton and daughter Lizzie visited near Mecurdy's mill. Rev. Keith conducted communion at Mt. Hermon. Melissa Heckathorn visited her sister. Joseph Micheals and wife of Kino guests of the McConnells. Esther McCracken visiting grandparents. Rural mail boxes for McCaslin route delivered last week. Mrs. G. R. Kerr and daughters called on friends. Many attended Rev. R. H. Tracy lecture at Harlansburg. Joseph Baker and family visited relatives. Wm. Gearing and wife guests of J. C. Gearing.
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Della Wallace
Wm. Allen
New Castle
Jas. Hunt
Jas. Ray
Hugh Braham
Mercer
State Street
U. P
Rose Boyd
John Gearing
Ben Spear’s
Belle Boyd
Neshannock
Luther Gill
County Line Street
Mont Emery
Dewey Avenue
Locust Grove
Mattie McKnight
Cleveland Avenue
Wm. Ewing
Ethel and
Joseph
Altman
May Spear
Main Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Perry Forbes
North Street
J. R. Sherrard
Shenango Township
J. H. Patton
Lizzie
MecCurdy’s Mill
Keith
Mahoningtown
Mt. Hermon
Melissa Heckathorn
Ira Nelson
Mulberry Street
Joseph Micheals
Harlansburg
R. H. Tracy
Hillville
Advertised Letters list at New Castle post office 1901
The list of uncalled letters dated May 27 1901 at New Castle Pa shows women and men names with addresses. Recipients must state advertised when claiming to avoid a one cent charge. Postmaster Joan B Brown notes Mahoningtown Station and general pickup details.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Sarah Glover
C. J. Gened
Louis Stearns
Joan B. Brown
Krause Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief
Krause's Cold Cure claims to break up cold symptoms including head chest and throat with no interruption to work. It purportedly prevents colds if taken at first symptoms. Price 2d. Sold by all druggists. c
Union Clothing Co Advertisement for Window Sale
A 2004 advertisement offers men’s and women’s wear with a window sale price of 9.90 for any unit this week, from Union Clothing Co.
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Union Clothing CO
Local Notes From Slippery Rock Area June News
June reports include Miss Lillie Hogue visiting her aunt and other calls by neighbors Sampson McQuiston J S Bowden Henry Booher and F P Henricks erecting cider mill equipment. Cora Newton attended a Conneaut Lake Sunday school picnic. Emma VanGorder bought a Lester piano from a Pittsburgh firm. Hogue bought a Duroc Jersey hog. An ice cream and strawberry festival was set for June 19 at Slippery Rock parsonage. Nitroglycerin explosion on James Vangarder farm prompted drilling plans after testing. A Hench Dromgold vs Krans cultivators contest at Albert Houk’s site drew orders for several Houk family members.
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J. S. Bowden
New Castle
Henry Booher
F. P. Henricks
Fred Weingartner
Cora Newton
M. KE
Conneaut Lake
Emma VanGorder
Pittsburg
S. D. Hogue
English & Stewart
Newark
Slippery Rock Parsonage
Hench & Dromgold
Albert Houk
J. H. Boyd
L. M. Mershimer
Krans
Elisha Houk
A. A. Newton
Wm. Houk
Oscar Houk
William Tilla
J. C. Houk
J. L. Houk
William Gregor
JI. B. Houk
Andy Newton
Moravia Social Notes June 17 1901
E O Duff Seventh ward visitor. Harry McCown called on friends. Grace Leslie at Mt Jackson on business. Matilda Morrow a New Castle visitor. Mr and Mrs James McConahy with daughter Mrs Breckles Harbor Bridge. W A Leslie of New Castle visited his parents. Craig gathering well attended despite weather. Strawberry and ice cream festival at the new Methodist church June 23. Mrs Hugh McCready and Nettie visited Thomas Paden's in East Palestine.
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E. O. Duff
Seventh Ward
Harry McCown
Grace Leslie
Mt. Jackson
Matilda Morrow
New Castle
James McConahy
Breckles
Harbor Bridge
W. A. Leslie
Tf. M. Leslie
Craig
Pleasant Valley Social Notes June 1901 Update
Pleasant Valley column lists local residents with weekend visits and calls. Mrs W A Harlan slowly improving. Mr and Mrs Wm Cotton visited Ellwood City. Karl Kildoo visited brother Roy in Energy. J G Taylor and Mazel Dell visited parents Josiah Braden and Edna at New Castile. Thos Glasser and family from New Castle called on friends. Shoemaker family from Hazel Dell hosted by Braden family. Kenneth Glasser and Mrs Youn also visited Braden residence.
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Wm. Cotton
Ellwood City
Karl Kildoo
Roy
Energy
J. G. Taylor
Mazel Dell
Josiah Braden
Edna
New Castile
Thos. Glasser
New Castle
Friends of the Valley
TR. CG. Shoemaker
Hazel Dell
Braden Sabbath
If. Glasser and Son
Kenneth
H. Youn
J. L. Braden Sabbath
Witch Hazel Salve Promises Fast Skin Relief
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is touted as a quick cure for saltrheum tetter chafing ivy poisoning and skin tortures. The ad names Paisley Pharmacy Trutton Pharmacy Fred Hye and stores on Seventh Ward Central Deng Store and Long Avenue as sellers.
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DeWitt
Paisley Pharmacy
Trutton Pharmacy
Fred Hye
Seventh Ward
Central Deng Store
Long Avenue
Slippery Rock Commencement Notes and Local News
North Liberty reports Slippery Rock commencement forthcoming Edward Uber buys a bicycle and the strawberry crop in this area is large. Weather is warm. HW M Young suffers typhoid fever. John Totten seen in town. Rev Van Eman preached here. Camp 1 services last Sabbath evening. School board plans a new brick schoolhouse in district No 2. Flora Moore Charlotte Dight attend Evans City convention. Luella Cooper teaches a summer music class with Annie Buchanan Bertha Thompson Edna Uber and Harriet Curry.
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No. & District
Flora Moore
Charlotte Dight
Evans City
Luella Cooper
Annie Buchanan
Bertha Thompson
Edna Uber
Harriet Curry
Princeton Notes and Local Visits
Charles Houk was here on business Monday. Otto Weighman of Ellwood City spent Sunday with his mother. John Bowers, working in Ellwood City, was home over Sunday. Master Carl Houk of Mahoningtown stays with R. C. Copper for a month or two. Mrs. Nora Bagley and daughter from Misouri returned home after visiting her father Michael Stickle. A boy at Mr Black's farm on Wm. Boston farm was badly bitten on face and neck by Mr Black's dog. Dr. Sutton attended him and he should recover.
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Charles Houk
Otto Weighman
Ellwood City
John Bowers
Carl Houk
Mahoningtown
R. C. Copper
Nora Bagley
Misouri
Michael Stickle
Mr. Black
Boston
Mr Black
Kidney Cure Praise From Decatur Man
William Woodard of Decatur Tennessee reports years of kidney trouble ended after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He urges others to try it and mentions Paisley's Pharmacy at 121 Washington Street along with Hutton's Pharmacy at Pittsburg and Main Streets.
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Wiliam Woodard
Decatur
Foley
Paisley
Washington Street
Seventh Ward
Hutton
Pittsburg
Main Streets
Community notices from Harlansburg and nearby
Isaac and Julia Harlan visited friends near Princeton last week. Miss Bennett of New Castle called on friends here on Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Bert McClelland of New Castle visited in this place on Monday. The Presbyterian Sabbath school will observe Children's day next Sabbath evening. Miss Clara Glass near East Brook visited her grandmother Mrs Catharine Burnside over Sabbath. Preaching at the M E church next Sabbath morning at 10 45 by Rev Parsons from Engworth New Castle. The Epworth league will hold an ice cream and berry festival on the church lawn Tuesday evening June 23. The Children's day service last Sabbath evening at the M BE church was well attended. The W C T A will hold their regular monthly meeting at Mrs Clark Copper's on Thursday afternoon June 27 at 2 30.
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Isaac
Julia Harlan
Princeton
Miss Bennett
New Castle
Bert McClelland
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Clara Glass
Near East Brook
Catharine Burnside
M. E
Rev. Parsons
Engworth Church
Epworth League
M. BE
Clark Copper
PULASKI SOCIAL NOTES AND CHURCH EVENTS
Miss Rena Terrill was in New Castle Tuesday and Mrs. Frances Ferrer visited there Saturday. Mrs. S. M. Porter and daughter Bessie visited Sharon Monday. Mrs. J. W. Smith spent last week in New Castle visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Black. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riblet of New Castle were guests over Sunday. Rhoda Clark attended her uncle Weaver Clark’s funeral in Jamestown Pa. Junior Epworth league held a successful social in the band room. Presbyterian church held its children’s day service with Rev. Shultz preaching. The Y held a meeting in the M. I. church Monday. officers elected: President Olive Smith, recording secretary Will Cover, corresponding secretary Rena Terrill, treasurer Lois Clark.
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Frances Ferrer
New Castle
S. M. Porter
Bessie
Sharon
J. W. Smith
J. B. Black
Wm. Riblet
Rhoda Clark
Weaver Clark
Jamestown
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Shultz
M. I
Olive Smith
Will Cover
Rena Terrill
Lois Clark
Annie Reed graduates in music at Westminster College
Frank Chambers East Brook visits his parents Mr and Mrs John A Stankard. Miss Annie Reed graduates in music at Westminster College last week. An ice cream supper is planned Friday evening with invitations. Alford Dinsmore and Charles M Creary serve as jurymen in New Castle this week. A graded school building is to be built this summer and the old schoolhouse could become a town hall for lectures and entertainments, with remodeling.
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Annie Reed
Westminster College
Alford Dinsmore
Charles McReary
New Castle
Local Notes From Lillyville Pennsylvania
June reports from Lillyville include Mr and Mrs L W Drushell visiting A Nagel, Ken Wilson returning from Colorado, and Frank Nagel hosting relatives. Invitations issued for the June wedding of Charles Clingingsmith and Cressie M Telfer of Pittsburgh. A W Moyer built a shed and served dinner to helpers, while a rain storm still timed a neighborhood party and delayed musicians at Callie Meixenny’s home.
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L. W. Drushell
A. Nagel
Ken Wilson
W. H. Kaufman
Colorado
Frank Nagel
Burnstown
J. E. Nagel
Charles Clingingsmith
Cressie M. Telfer
Pittsburg
A. W. Moyer
Railway Return Fare Notice From San Francisco
The notice quotes a round trip fare of 60.50 dollars for San Francisco California and return via the P and L E R R. The trip mentions July station to With final return limit August 21st. For stopovers side trips and routes contact C J Phillips T A Union Station.
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San Francisco
Cal
C. J. Phillips
T. A
Union Station
Cincinnati
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Schedule Here in 190L
Cleveland Short Line timetable in effect June 2 190L lists arrivals departures and routes for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad serving Cleveland with stops along the line. The notice outlines daily frequencies and station names for travelers.
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Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Cleveland
Pittsburg and Western Train Schedule at New Castle
Schedule of passenger trains for the Pittsburg and Western Railroad at New Castle Pennsylvania effective November 25 1800. Eastbound and westbound timings list daily vestibuled limited trains and connections to Pittsburgh Chicago New York Cleveland and more. Ticket agents R L Turner John K Cowen and C W Bassett noted as officials.
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New Castle
Cleveland
Chicago
Akron
Canton
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Butler
New York
Youngstown
Baltimore & Ohio
R. L. Turner
John K. Cowen
C. W. Bassett
Gen. Pass
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Sporting World
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Charles E! Hires Company
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Pittsburg Street
BAILY
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Yale
Plank
Mack
Matthewson
William V. Craver
Troy
Craver
American Association
Hall
Devlin
Zack Phelps
H. S. Coats
Bessie Brothers
Wabash Avenue
Miss Brothers
Annie Russell
East
Madison Avenue
Irwin Rhodes
Ray
North Cedar Street
D. Elmer Myers
Lowellville
Zimmerman
William H. Noss
Mahoning Avenue
S. J. Harrington
Cherry Street
Jacksville
George Sharing
Slippery Rock
John Keck
Dr. Shoaff
Grove City
Ralph Humphrey
Harrisville
A. Allison
John Mckee
Homer Gardner
Laura Humphrey
Ford City
James Humphrey
John Allison
O. F. Miles
Tionesta
Charles Eppinger
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Emma Hawu
Frank Hawn
J. B. Pisor
Albert Shields
Shoaff
Nellie McDonald
Irom
Rochester
Maude Taylor
W. F. Gardner
Grace Gardner
Zion Sabbath School
Beaver Baptist Sabbath School
Harmony Baptist Church
G. W . Fisher
Frank Patterson
Florence Cleland
Daisy Studebaker
Margaret I English
Grace Dean
South Street
Harry White
Lily Cameron
East Street
Joseph Baker
Greenville
Mercer County
Highland Avenue
Wm. Gearing
Wifs
Wilmington
J. C. Gearing
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. A. Barber
Wm. Jackson
May Keane
Hattie Lewis
McCullough
Division Street
James Crossin
John B. Moore
E. F. Myers
Maneca Ross
Jucy Roy
Lottie Woods
Mill Street
Andy A. Abbiaty
Max Arnold
Mer
B. J. Baird
Rudolph Baker
J. Albert Baumgartner
John Bennett
Mr. Bicker
Miss J. and
A. Brown
Edward Cavanaugh
R. M. Crippens
George F. Cummer
Clare Davis
Archie L. Davis
Jas. A. Foster
Sigi- Comr
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Ib. L. Houghtating
Walter Hay, Esq
W. G. Heckathorn
John
C. Stahl
Chester Sweezy
Jos. Westfield
Whitney
Carlton
Williamson
J. A. Zeider
Mahoningtown Station
Krause
Cop Biha
Lillie Hogue
Sampson McQuiston
James Vangarder
Pleasant Valley
W. A. Harlan
North Liberty
Edward Uber
Liza Dillinger
Maud
Della Glenn
Camp
George Stewart
A&tor
Ian Tina
A. W. Chase
Bay City, Mich
Mr. L. BH. Mans
Columbus Avenue
Bay City
Mich
Gee, Leyer
Frie
Mary Latham
Dr. Chase
Eee
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N
Scott Paisley
Pulaski
East Brook
Frank Chambers
John A. Stankard
Lillyville, PA
Ira Bougty
AICH
Pittsburg & Western Railroad
Foxburg
Clarion
Kane
Altimore
Conta
Halela Drug Co
McKee’s Medicine Store
North AM Street
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