Local Colts Triumph Over Syracuse Stars In Muddy Park
The Pittsburg Colts defeated the Syracuse Stars in a National League matchup at Recreation Park in front of 300 spectators. Daniels pitched five innings, Roat and Youngman stood out defensively, Hemp, Miller, La Roque and Hines contributed key hits. Gray struggled in relief with wildness, but the Colts outplayed their visitors, scoring in multiple innings and building a decisive lead despite muddy conditions.
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Hecker
National League Colts
Syracuse Stars
Daniels
Central Rink
Pittsburg Cricket Club
National League
Recreation Park
la Roque
Roat
Roat Pets A Helle
Youngman
Houtcliffe
Hemp
Gray
Vistors
Dealy
Elv
Lyons
Feld
Morrison
Ramsey
Zacharias
Glazers
Thark Bens
Miller
Rootcliffe
Lane
Root
Hines
Briggs
Oungmann
Muff
Titteburgs
Excerr
Ison Hines
Bets
Lycos
Dorgan
Cancer Ntel Life
Howe
Keat
Mbcy
Setheea
Bron
Wheeling
Sapere
Fred Dunlap
Duved
Dunlap
Young
Kelty
Berrer
Baker
Schmitt
Zergier
Desperate Central Rink Race Sees Herty Moore Lead Pack
Crowds pack the Central Rink as the long race unfolds with Moore, Herty, and Howarth contending for first place. Ol Cityman stays ahead early, while Herty surges to second by noon and Moore battles nosebleed fatigue. Golden, Nolan, and Guererro also active as spectators cheer a grueling, endurance show.
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Eams
Moore
Herty
Howarth
Noremac
Connors
Jobn Hughes
Horan
Nolan
Golden
Guererro
Olg Norman Taylor
Hegelman
Horse Racing Results at Gattenburg Track
Special telegram reports a damp day at Hupsox County Driving Park with 40 bookies on hand. Garrison rode Maia in race one, but Bourbon won the seven furlongs. Maia placed second. Other races saw Peregal, Neptunus, Fordham, Jim Gray, and King Idle among winners with varying odds and times.
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Hupsox County
Gattesburg
Garrison
Maia
Pontico
Issiy
Fordham
Jir
Fitzroy
Toland
Sto
Jim Gray
Seien
Verll
King Idle
Landser
Cheney
Special Telegram Racing Entries From Clifton NJ
Special telegram lists tomorrow’s races with entry odds and horse names across five divisions. Detailed entries include Dublin 7 21, Bloss 14, Student 11 in five furlongs. Sparling 14, St Paris 112 in the one mile. Chase 102, Maveller 104 in the ten and a half furlong. Spar ling UG in the seven and a half furlongs. Bitter Sweet .ly in the half mile for two year olds. and a mixed turnout of owners and horses such as Gallus Dan 1 and Dongan 9 among others.
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Dispatch
Clifton
N. J
Dublin
Bloss
Student
Squande
Clontarf
Dongan
Edward F
Jacobus
Albemarle
Vengeance
Woodeon
Vevay
America
Lizele M
Slumber
Sparling
St. Paris
Little Jake
General Gordon
Rudolph
Gendarme
Chase
Maveller
Subsaltern
Banhope
Jim McCormick
Little Jim
Sparling UG
Grimaldi
Billock _ Romance
Bonnie
Speciality
Vollette
Carterlo
Florence Clinie Corticia
Bae Leach
Alan Eae Iy Winkle
Albemarie
Denver So
Washington Results From Today's Horse Races
Washington results from April races list outcomes for five divisions. Helen Wallace filly won the first race with Cerise colt second and Coriolanus third. Vivid won the second with Not Guilty second and Mamie Hay third. Prather took the one mile handicap in the third, Manhattan placed second and Wander paid third. Multiple errors and garbled names mirror the OCR.
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Washington
Helen Wallace
Cerise
Eecona
Coriolanus
Vivid
Not Guilty
Mamie Hay
Prather
Manhattan
Wander Pays Tahae
U “Speerd
Furion
Rai
Spond Saa Orcees
Porecco
Divus
Upwa Wares
Cornelia
Village Maid
Fast New Orleans Race Day Results Reported
In New Orleans on a clear day the track produced brisk times. First race at five furlongs saw Magogle win with Mary J second and Story Teller third. Second race over wx furlongs awarded Dakota first Lena A second and Vatican third in 1:16. Third five furlongs results had Luke Dart edging Vatell with Captain King third. Free handicap at one mile saw Luccr PF of Alphonse place with J Cocks third. For two year olds a log sixteenth of a mile concluded with Monterma first Annie Hrowr second Ferry man third in 236.
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New Orleans
Magogle
Mary J
Story Teller
Time, Inc
Wx Furlonge
Dakota
Lena
Vatican
Welling
Luke Darted Vatell
Captain King
Luccr PF
Alphonse
J Cocks
Monterma Fist
Annie Hrowr
Ferryman
Erry
Chicago Cleveland Brotherhood game draws about two thousand
A crowd near two thousand gathered in St. Louis for the Chicago Cleveland Brotherhood game. Dwyer and Farrell led for C, while Cleveland posted a 10 to 3 victory setting a high-scoring pace. Samuel Keys, noted local horseman, plans to move the pacer Big Injun and Ironwood to the New York sale.
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St. Louis
Dwyer
Farrell
Ieagor
Clevelands
Samuel Keys
New York
Ironwood Hopes Rise as Potential Trotting Star
Ironwood, once a beacon of hope for harness racing, is viewed by many judges as likely to develop into a valuable trotter. The pacer Walter B, owned by William Booth of Aheny, will begin training at Mansfield this week under Joe Tipton’s supervision.
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Ironwood
Pao Walter B
William Booth
Aheny
Mansfield
Joe Tipton
Pittsburg Cricket Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Pittsburg Cricket Club held its annual meeting yesterday. Officers elected include President J. E. Schwartz, Vice President Col. J. M. Schoonmaker, Treasurer Frank G. Paulson, Secretary M. A. Preston, and Executive Committee members A. McPherson Hazen Brown Walter Scott W. C. Carnegie and J. R. McClintock. The club plans stronger play with Detroit Chicago and a Metropolitan District team, and a Brushton two day game in July.
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Pittsburg Cricket Club
J. E. Schwartz
J. M. Schoonmaker
Frank G. Paulson
Woodstreet
M. A. Preston
Penn Building
A. MfcPherson
Hazen Brown
Walter Scott
W. C. Carnegie
J. R. McClintock
Detroit
Chicago
Eaneka
Brushton
Reds Beat Browns 7 6 In Tight League Showdown
The Cincinnati Reds defeats the St Louis Browns by 7 to 6 in a close game. Local NL stars attended the pedestrian contest as part of daily league chatter.
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RourTcuirre
Dunlap
Hecker
Cincinnati Reds
St Louis Browns
Manning Edits Dull Paper Wins Albany Mayoralty
James H. Manning elected Mayor of Albany over Republican Howard Fuller by 7.24 points. Manning 13,632 votes to Fuller 6,516. Democrats sweep 17 of 19 alderman seats, Republicans lose county race. board likely 9 Democrats to 9 Republicans. Report cites drop in city vote and shift in county districts amid statewide GOP demoralization.
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Albany
James H. Manning
Howard N. Fuller
Manning
Fuller
Sodcrate
Sickness of the Princess
The Princess of Wales remains very feeble after a severe influenza attack and continues to cough while showing signs of deteriorating health. Reports indicate she has become almost totally deaf, adding to concerns over her prolonged illness and recovery.
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Lownox
April
Princess of Wales
Indian Chopped to Pieces Near Tulsa
Creek Indian Charles Goodwin, 65 miles west of here near Tulsa, was brutally sliced to death last Friday night while his family slept. Wife suspected as principal in the crime. she has been arrested amid tense local fear and unclear motives.
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Vulla
Charles Goodwin
Tulsa
Here
Late Berlin News Sparks Scattered Global Happenings
The report items include Britain gearing for an active Liberal campaign, a London hanged youth Richard Davies, an August London international fishery conference, a Mt. Pleasant Pa shooting, a Connellsville robbery, and Emperor William naming a court of honor for army quarrels. Also noted are river navigation openings on Lake Erie, jail escapes, granite workers’ pay demand, burglaries in Dakota Minn, a Beoe accident, a Jeannette engine death, and other assorted incidents across the U S and Europe.
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Richard Davies
London
Lowafetter
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Henry
Connellsville
William
Murphy
BwanacHtert
Schasi
Wissman
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Chicago
Spokane Falls
Quincy
M. C. Harrington
Dakota
Minn
Bartholomew
Easton
F. D. W. Holbrook
Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad
Seattle
Wash
Enoch Pratt
Baltimore
Peeps
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
HeadS PUT INTO BAGS During Lincoln assassination era
Washington reveals secret orders from 1865 detailing harsh handling of Lincoln assassination prisoners. Prisoners were confined on monitors in the Potomac with strong guard and iron restraints. Stanton feared escapes and even boasted of bags over heads to block communication.
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Stanton
Lincoln
Washindon
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Potomac River
Navy Yard
Washington Navy Yard
Henry B. Hibben
Senate
Navy Department
J. B. Montgomery
Marine Corps
Department
War Department
Montgomery
Mike O'Flaherx
Lewis Payne
Saugus
James Andrew Atterott
Ernest Hartman Ritchie
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Atterott
Ritchie
Payne
Ned Spangler
Old Capitol
David C. Harrold
Wilkes Booth
Morene
Booth
Montauk
Minnick Released After Week in Dixmont Hospital
W Minnick, confined in Dixmont Hospital for over a week and deemed insane by several doctors, appeared in Braddock streets yesterday and says he will sue the doctors in charge for persecuting him.
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Dixmont Hospital
Braddock
Mr. Minnick
Making a Scapegoat of Hilger in Sistare Failure
Philadelphia April report notes Hilger defended by friends as a scapegoat amid the Sistare failure. A New York special says Whit street men express skepticism over Hilger's alleged defalcation drawing sharp.
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Philadelphia
April
Hilger
New York
Whit Street
Three Houses Burned in Avondale Fire
A blaze in Avondale today caused about 15000 dollars in damage to houses owned by Henry Asman Mr Middleton and Ilson on Main avenue. The fire destroyed three residences and prompted emergency response from local crews. Authorities investigate cause as residents assess losses and begin repairs.
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Avondale
Henry Asman
Middleton
Ilson
Main Avenue
Local hearings and court actions reported
Hearings in the Ohio Dairy Company cases of H B Rea William Rea and W F Scott before Alderman Op postponed to next Tuesday. Joan Roees held for felonious assault on James Sherman after striking him with a shovel aboard the steamboat George Shiras. Rogers jailed for bail default. Bellevue Church Epiphany meeting elected center members: McCandless Clancy Bull Callow, Micciuse, E H ing. An exam for postal railway clerks held in U S Courtroom with 26 applicants including a colored man Colonel Hudson presiding. Post 20 G A B plans an open meeting featuring Will J McConnel and Minnie Frew recitation. Blind Philadelphia students pass through town homeward. George Shay assaults Police Officer Dicken. Mayor Wyman fines Shay 10 dollars and costs.
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H. B. Rea
William Rea
W. F. Scott
Ohio Dairy Company
Alderman Oep
W. F. Cook
Joan Roees
James Sherman
George Shiras
Succop
Rogers
Church of Epiphany
Bellevue
Centermga Ee
McCandless
A. E. Clancy
E. I. M. Bull
E. P. Callow
Toba Micciuse
E. Bh
United States
Hudson
Post
J. McConnel
Minnie Frew
Philadelphia
George Shay
Dicken
Wyman
Shay
Carson Street Addresses Listed in Local Directory
A long list of residents and their Carson street addresses appears, including Marees Barth, M Wagner, Mrs Schoffer, Rossiter Broad, George Barbier, J Walker, M Wilson, John Nelson, L Guub, W A Ross, Rattelnap, M Hirech, John Stange, Mrs Gabriel, W McGarey, John Locies, Somers, John Wall, Weber at Bracken, Hach, Enderlin, W Barkley, Jane Rouey, A Homemier, and Mrs Noull with multiple house numbers on Carson, Sarah, Jane, and Nineteenth streets.
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Marees Barth
Carson St
M. Wagner
Schoffer
Rossiter
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