La Blanche seeks sure terms before East match
George La Blanche, Marine, plans a California departure to pursue a match with Young Mitchell but will not fight unless he receives favorable terms and guaranteed money. San Francisco sportsmen doubt his willingness to face strong opponents, with heavy backing rumored for possibilities against Dempsey Fogarty and Corbett rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
San Francisco
George la Blanche
Marine
East
California Athletic Club
Young Mitchell
la Blanche
Mike Lucie East
Mitchell
Dempsey
Jack Fogarty
Philadia
Middiene
Sullivan
Corbett
San Oo
Joe McAuliffe
Herron Hill Gon Club Shoots 14 Matches in Busy Session
Herron Hill Gon Club members shot fourteen matches despite poor weather. Results list multiple shoots with winners Hoffman Richardson Levis and others across keystones and Zevstones, with many top placements including firsts for Hoffman, Richardson, Levis, and Crabie in various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron Hill Gon Club
Keystones
Hofman
Richardson
Levis
Hoffman
Crabie
Kerstones
Cratie
Blackburn
Hoftman
Blackboro
Crable
Hoperand
Cochran
Jason
Shont
Farmer
Melchier
Shauer
Hicha Hofman
Brows
Baird
Ae Inseinas Asteein
Richardeon
Cretle
Coch Tan
Order
Crowes
Scott
Shaner
Crow
Hoff- Enont
Ta G Singh
Kerstom
Richardwane
Richa
Thinks Well of Plumbeau and Far Western Crackes
Jockey Donohue, touring Chicago on the way home from California, praises the racehorses Flambeau Racine and others. He notes Flambeau at 11.3 hands and likens him to Sprinkbok, with Racine also promising. He admires Los Angeles at Baldwin’s ranch, while Emperor of Norfolk shows pace but tendon concerns dampen hopes for a grand effort. Baldwin’s 2 year olds disappoint him overall. one colt and a filly look promising. Baldwin stable to ship to Brooklyn California Horseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Donohue
Chicago
California
Pacific Coast
Flambeau
Racine
Sprincbok
Hacine
Rico
Baldwin
Los Angeles
Imee
Emperor of Norfolk
Brooklyn
Hines Signed by Local League Team As Rain Delays Game
Paul Hines, former Indianapolis first baseman, joined the local League club and arrived in Pittsburgh yesterday. He plans to play first base for the Floral club and praised the move. Mulhearn, the former first baseman, sat out Thursday as rain postponed the match against McKeesport. If weather permits, the teams will resume at the usual venue amid waning crowd complaints over no postponement notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hines
Indianapolis
Pitteborg
Floral Club
Mulhearn
McKeesport
Seattle Great Aquatic Contest Promised For June Regatta
Seattle promoters report $5,000 of $7,000 in prizes raised for a two week regatta on Lake Washington in June. The event will include speed and fancy races with a top prize worth at least $1,000 for the best race. C. C. Calkins leads planning and liaises with top oarsmen Hamm Gaudsur Teemer Ross and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Lake Washington
C. C. Calkins
East Beattle
San Ae
Mr. Calkins
Hamm
Gaudsur
Teemer
Ross
Local Baseball Clash If Weather Permits at Recreation Park
April 4 Pa The A C Gumbert Baseball Club of this place plans to play a scheduled game against McKeesport Tri State League at Recreation Park if weather allows. Lineup details mention Snowday Hemp Hinfire Miller Teste Jo La Roque Ying Beyond Beer Baker and a pitching battery Schmitt Zeigter. The club boasts strong support and a historically solid Western Laoag organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Recreation Park
Hin
Miller
Jo la Roque
Ying Beyond
Toat
Beer
Baker
Schmitt and Zeigter
Gumberts Stand Ready to Boost County League Efforts
The text notes stock being taken and an aim to join the County League, with the Gumberts expected to help other teams hustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumberts
Big Pedestrian Contest Opens With City Parade
Pedestrians set to race starting 12:15 AM Sunday at Central Rink with a street parade to follow. The Grand Central Rink hosts a 4:50 PM parade today led by the Grand Army Band. Listed entrants include Herty Connors Day Moore Howarth Golden Nolan Tracey Fox Noremac Hart Hecelman Cartwright Guerrero Holsbeke Crozier Bareley Gibbons. Tickets for the opener are on sale at McClurg's cigar store opposite the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Rink
Grand Central Rink
Grand Army Band
Herty
Connors
Day
Moore
Howarth
Golden
Nolan
Tracey
Fox
Noremac
Hart
Hecelman
Cartwright
Guerrero
Holsbeke
Crozier
Bareley
Gibbons
McClurg
Special Telegraph to the Dispatch From Currow Race Track
Rainy day crowd at Currow Race Track on April 4 enjoyed racing with six events. The program featured Monsoon under suspicion in the third race and a rough start, while Miss Olive Oret and Waterloo led early wins in the first two events.
Gortenberg Entries for Tomorrow’s Race Program
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH lists tomorrow’s entries at Race Track Gurrensure. Firet race features Firelongs Brait Bourbon 1 Fiasco Jubilee St Clair Water Em 17 Autumn Leaf Ocean Blessed 115 Teddington Billy Crane 14 Gold Vase filly 12 Morristown Wis sahickon colt 18 Ban Lassie 100. Second race six furlongs Paradise 114 Foxhill 15 Prince Howard 113 Mayor Noonan Jago Ice Sierra Nevada WW Bengaline 12 Mamie C. Third race seven furlongs arsman Passerbr John day 504 Frederick the First 16 Buccess Gendarme 1% Poentico i Perkies Steve Jerome Oh Soares 91 Ho Scotch 83 Little Hare foot Thad Queen of Hearts 79. Fourth race six usa S half Lerigh Bradford 114 Young Duke 16 Aftermath Sam Morse King ge Rafter 6. Fifth race and an eighth Van 104 Hamlet 105 Watoo 104 Viellant 101 Bonanzary Re Echo Bela. Sixth race seven a fart King Idie 116 Cris in Landseer 100 Boodle Count Luna Idl estas Melodrama 14 Chesney 4 Tyrone 10a Maia 101 Jim Gates McGregor Extra 7.
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Gurrensure
Fire
Arsman
Passerbr
John Day
Frederick the
Buccess
Gendarme
Poentico i
Perkies
Steve Jerome Oh Soares
Little Harefoot
Thad Queen of Hearts
USA
Lerigh Bradford
Young "Duke
Sam Morse
King Ge Rafter
Ree
Van
Hamlet
Watoo
Viellant
Bonanzary
Bela
King Idie
Crisin
Landseer
Boodle
Count Luna
Idlestas
Chesney
Tyrone
Maia
Jim Gates
McGregor
Races Report From New Orleans Meet
Today's races in New Orleans featured Relieve winning the half mile, Pack Horse second, Lucille third in the opening event. Cliquet took the one forlonga, Ke Fardirss second, Schoolgirl third, followed by Silver and Coxene with Tom Karl second and Solid Silver third in the six ace. Time noted as 1:205 for the latter. Pinkerton led the one mile with Buckter third in the final listed race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oaleans
Relieve
Packhorse
Lucille
Ove Forlonga
Cliquet
Kefardirss
Schoolgirl
Ye. Luh
Six Aka Silver
Coxene
Tom Karl
Solid Silver
M Pinkerton
Buckter
Local trainer Pat Higgins visits from Lexington
Pat Higgins, noted trainer and driver for P. H. Hacke, arrives from Lexington praising trotting stock there. He shows two chestnut colts aged four and six years, sired by Duquesne and Prince Harold, and says they promise to be good horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Higgins
P. H. Hacke
Lexington
Duquesne
Prince Harold
City chicken fight ends after 13 bouts with heavy betting
The event drew a large crowd and lasted into yesterday morning. Wagers ranged from 1200 to 1500 dollars with a prominent patron losing about 300. The birds were owned by Southside and West End factions, with the West End party losing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanak
Southside
West End
East End men agree to mile race at Recreation Park
Philip Krautworm and Ed Nikirk, both of the East End, met at this office last night and arranged a mile race at Recreation Park on March 3 for $100 aside. Each man deposited 25 dollars. The event is set to run between 5 and 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Krautworm
East End
Ed Nikirk
Recreation Park
Record time for Indian club feat by Homer Crawford
Homer Crawford of New Libon set a record by swinging Indian clubs weighing over 14 pounds for 6 hours and 30 minutes, using heavier clubs than previous bests.
Sporting Notes Preview of Day in Baseball and Racing
Summary of various sports items mentioning Lovett signing with the Brooklyn N L, discussions of P L grounds openings, rumors about Postmaster Van Cott, Sullivan and Corbett fight chatter, small dog racing bets, inspector B training and likely late-season wins, attendance claims for a Boston Players League game, horses and owners trades, a notable death in the Brunswick club, and upcoming races and club leadership changes. The report also notes a long bicycle tour planned by F Weaver and comments on George Dixon backer J O Rourke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lovett
Brooklyn N. L
New York P. L
van Cott
York P. L
Sodex Martin Sullivan
Lowell
Tanaseris
Indianapolis
Joe McAvaliffe
Sullivan
Corbett
Jack the
J. Galuves
Ftanford
Flambeau
Wy Wildidie
Imp
Flirt
Rockies
Sacramento
F. Weaver
New Haven
Philadelamore
Virginia
Ohio
Sas
St Louis
San Francisco
Tom O’rourke
George Dixon
Wallace
Ormonde Club
Columbus club fights Sunday games and right to sell
A Columbus dispatch claims Sunday games would be reserved and a sale to other cities was planned. The report lacks foundation and the club rejects any sale or interference. Managers insist on keeping control and oppose outside influence in the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Dixon
K- Makers
Wayave
Pelican Club
England
Columbus Dispatch
Columas Club
United Press
Columbus
Todianapolis
Syracuse
Toledo
Rochester
Nellie Bly Lecture Bid Scuttled by Manager Dispute
An April telegram from Erte reports that Nellie Bly did not miss a Grand Army lecture due to illness but a quarrel with her manager. Treasurer White announced Bly's illness. Bly proved her capacity to lecture and forced the manager to cover $100 expenses. Bly then went to Buffalo and will lecture under her own management in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Bly
Grand Army
White
Bly
Little Globe
Miss Bly
Buffalo
Exploring Canada's Oil Fields Near Athabasca
Winnipeg April 4 The Dominion Government will soon organize an expedition led by American experts to explore oil regions in the far North near Athabasca Professor Dawson who traversed the area says if indications are correct Canada may have the largest oil bearing district in the world covering about 150 000 square miles and extending along the McKenzie river below Athabasca Some lakes and rivers in the North are coated with oil from the banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Dominion
Athabasca
Dawson
Canada
McKenzie River
Schweinfurt Defends Himself In Rockford Sermon
Schweinfurth attacks the press in a Rockford sermon calling stories about him lies and reporters blackguards. He warns the city faces swift calamity and a world-shocking disaster due to wickedness and mockery toward the Lord's anointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockorp
Iun
A Pretty Mill Girl Ends Her Life
In Utica on April 4 a 16 year old named Annie Leonard left her Little Falls mill position saying she would not return. Her hat and coat with a farewell note were found on a rock by the river bridge and a figure was seen at dusk. She was last seen with a friend and appeared despondent. The river is being searched for her body and no cause is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Annie Leonard
Little Falls
Dime Novel Victims: Boys Vanish in Peru Indiana
In Peru Indiana on April 4 15 year old Walter Learn disappeared along with Ora Osborne and Frank Elkin all under 16. Despite exhaustive searches no trace has been found and investigators suspect cheap dime novels may fuel the pattern of disappearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Isp
Walter Learn
Ora Osborne
Frank Elkin
West Virginia Pair Held in $5000 Bail Over Hart's Creek Murder
Seven or eight Logan County defendants indicted for the December Hart's Creek killings of Green McCoy and Milt Haley have been admitted to bail in the amount of 5000 dollars each. The case follows a feud likened to Hatfield McCoy, escalating after the December incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Charleston
Logan County
Green McCoy
Milt Haley
Hart's Creek
Pursuing Northern Horse Thieves Reach Montana
April 4 reports a widespread hunt by sheriffs for a wholesale horse theft gang. The outlaws cut telegraph lines and are said to have fled toward Montana with 200 head of Wyoming horses. In Louisville a tornado relief fund totals about 135000 with 800 relief applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyense
Montana
Wyoming
Louisvile
Henry Clay colliery to resume work after suspension
SHAMOEIN April 4 Work at Henry Clay colliery which has been suspended for three months will be resumed on Monday employing 1,500 men. The item also lists department store offerings including Easter goods at Jos Horne Co Penn Avenue Stores and Pfeifer’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamoein
Henry Clay Colliery
Jos. Horne & Co
Peon Avenue
A Shocking Scranton Murder At Duryea Saloon
Special Telegram to The Dispatch reports Hugh Graham was shot and killed in front of a Duryea saloon after a disturbance at a cock fight. John Pryor fired. an eye witness says Espy was interfered upon. Pryor and a Hungarian were arrested. Graham died from a heart wound after the revolver exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Hugh Graham
Duryea
John Pryor
Pryor
Espy
Betts
Graham
Indiana flood claims rejected by county commissioners
IndiaAna April 4 claims for services during the Johnstown flood were forwarded to the Flood Commission. Commissioner Marshall notes papers are incomplete and many claims lack basis for payment. He warns that a March bill for June work may have little chance without proper proof despite some state work considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Johnstown
Flood Commission
Marshall
Dean Stu
Zou Billa
J. B. Kremer
McKeesport Wins Joint Parade Plans for July Fourth
McKeesport was chosen as the site for a grand united parade on July 4 after a seven ballot vote by representatives from two councils of Senior and Junior American Mechanics and one commandery of United American Mechanics. Contestants included Connellsville Brownsville Braddock Uniontown and Homestead. Thomas Tilbrook was named Chairman and William Serena Secretary of the General Committee.
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Mcnongabrela City
United American Mechanics
Odd Fellows’ Hall
McKeesport
Connellsville
Brownsville
Braddock
Uniontown
Homestead
Thomas Tilbrook
William Serena
Bromfield Bromfield Farley Indicted in Lincoln Murder Case
Indictments for murder returned in Lincoln County Circuit Court against Paris Bromfield Allen Bromfield Morgan Bromfield Charles Bromfield Frank Brumfield Howard Fry and Burwill Farley. They allegedly participated in the Brumfeld Runyan vendetta and killed Green McCloy and Milt Haley after waylaying Allen Brumfield and his wife. They were captured in Kentucky and reportedly beaten to death while en route to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faomons Bromfield- Eranyan Vendetta
Chaarles Toos
Circuit Court of
Lincoln County
Paris Bromfield
Allen Bromfield
Morgan Bromfield
Charles Bromfield
Frank Brumfield
Howard Fry
Burwill Farley
Green McCloy
Milt Haley
Runyan
Allen Brumfield
Kentucky
Fatal Boiler Explosion Kills Union Oil Engineer
Special telegram from East Livertoon reports Fred Dawson, about 21, of Georgetown Pa, an engineer for Union Oil, killed instantly at a Robert Stewart farm well in Hookstown field when a boiler exploded near midnight. His body was blown about 400 yards and severely wrecked, with remains found at daylight. He is a brother of George Dawson, contractor for the Ohio Valley Gas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Livertoon
Fred Dawson
Union Oil Company
Robert Stewart
Hookstown
Dawson
Eneme
George Dawson
The
Ohio Valley Gas Company
Georgetown
Cutting Off the Wood Supply in Wheeling Unions' Demand
Special telegram from Wheeling reports a conference between contractors planing mill men and striking building trades members. The dispute centers on unions' demand that mills and lumber dealers refuse to sell lumber to parties blacklisted by the unions, a condition the mill men refuse to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Respected Lady Hangs Self After Grip Attack
Mrs. Seaton of Marsh Rves Pennsylvania hanged herself this morning. A neighbor found her body behind the door with a handkerchief tied around her throat and a rope looped to a clothes hook. She had suffered the grip months ago and her mind has been impaired since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Marsh Rvs
Drowning Tragedy Tells of Mrs Foley and Rescuer
Erie reports the drowning of Mrs Anns Foley at midnight following a domestic dispute with her husband Benjamin Foley. A boarder, John W Fuhrman, tried to intervene but was pulled toward the lake. Fo lly died in his arms during resuscitation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Anns Foley
John W. Fuhrman
Fuhrman
Ea Re
Ms. Foley
London
England
Labor Victory in Erie and Other Regional News
Erie labor wins advance pay after another tailors strike victory as Journeymen Tailors' Union expands to 3000 members. Beaver Valley to get electric streetcar system while Butler barbers unionize for uniform wages. Robbery arrest in Mt Pleasant. Canton saloon keeper murder case. Baptists pastor assaulted in Beaver Falls. 24 acres in Huntington revert to Fontaine heirs after Central Land Co. dispute. property valued at $200,000. Several grip victims reported. local fire losses total unknown.
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Ente
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Tailors’ Union
Merchants’ Tailors’ Exchange
Jabor
Erie
Beaver Valley
Toledo
Washington, Pa
Butler Barbers
Michael O'Hara
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Parr
Apis Grether
Canton
William H. Cresson
Hank
Conshohocken
Allentown
Robert E. Tricert
E. Dbd
Bexton
West Penn
Avonmore
Suarro Hatchert
Nazareth Baptist Church
Colored
Washington
Wilson
B. F. Wilson
Beaver
Margaret Mitchell
Butler
Bredin
Bird MacCullough
Rochester
West Virginia
Huntington
Central Land Company
Ijots
Fontaine
Arranging the Priest and the New York Police Force
A Senate investigative panel in New York will hear a Central Labor Union document accusing the police department of being a menace and disgrace. The report labels the force dishonest brutal and criminal with alleged blackmail terrorism fees and protection payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate
Central Labor Union
Phi Kappa Psi Elects Officers After Convention
The Grand Council of Phi Kappa Psi in Catcaco completes its convention electing officers for two years. They approved a West Virginia charter application but will defer final action to each chapter. Charters were denied to Yale Law School and Baker University. Officers named include President John P. Rea Treasurer George W. Dunn and Secretary George Smart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catcaco
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
University of West Virginia
Yale Law School
Baker University
John P. Rea
Minneapolis Association
George W. Dunn
The
Ohio Delta Si Society
George Smart
Ohio Delta
Appleton Declines Swarthmore College Presidency
Prof. William Hyde Appleton today refused the Swarthmore College presidency, stating the role would not be congenial and that he prefers his life work as a teacher. He sent a letter to the Board of Managers explaining his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Hyde Appleton
Swarthmore College
Board of Managers
Independent Republican J W Lee to Run for Congress
Special telegram from Franklin announces Hon J W Lee an Independent Republican and opponent of the Standard Oil Company will seek Congress against Congressman Watson. Lew Emery plans to run for the nomination in the McKean county end of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lee
Franklin
Will Roo
Congress
Frasklin
Standard Oil Company
Watson
Lew Emery
Baptist Revival Sees Many Converts in Franks
A revival at the Baptist Church in Franks progresses nightly with about 20 converts on Tuesday and nearly 60 total to date. Baptisms are planned for about four individuals next Sunday from these meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irpactal Telegham
Franks
Baptist Church
Christ
Claim of Ivory substitute compared to genuine product
The notes claim the item is “just as good as the Ivory” but assert it is not, suggesting a comparison to a leading brand without achieving parity. The statement hints at consumer perception and possible marketing claims without concrete proof.
Ex Mayor Couch Shot in Oklahoma City Claim Dispute
Captain W T Couch former mayor and leader of the Oklahoma boomers was shot while contesting a land claim west of the city. He and his son were posting a fence when J C Adams ordered them to stop and fired after a struggle. Adams later fired on Couch from 200 yards away. Bail set at $1000 for Adams and a preliminary hearing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OkLahoma City
W. T. Couch
Oklahoma
Adams
Couch
Couch and Son
Minnesota Board Revokes Dr. Theodore De Dolph License
The Medical Examining Board revoked Dr. Theodore De Dolph’s Minnesota medical license forever. The charge cited an October incident when De Dolph and a colleague allegedly used chloroform during treatment of Gerhardt Toensing, who injured his eye allegedly after resisting. The doctors deny fault, claim malicious persecution, and say the case targets physicians of another school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau
Theodore de Dolph
Minnesota
Medical Examining Board
de Dolph
Frederick
Theodore
Gerhardt Toeusing
Toensing
Theodore DeDolph
Hi Hal Convicted of Murder in Louisville Court
At Harlan Court House Judge Boyd, backed by soldiers to guard juries, convicts Hi Hal of murder and sentences him to 21 years. A venire from a neighboring county summons a jury to try Will Jennings, Howard faction leader, first for the murder of William Bailey. County Judge Wilson Lewis, prominent in the law and order effort, is dangerously ill with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Harlan Court House
Boyd
Hi Hal
Will Jennings
Howard
Jennings
William Bailey
Wilson Lewis
Law and Order
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Fifty-first Street
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Market Street
Pittsburg, PA
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the Century CO
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Sixth Street
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Thfield Street
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