Undecided Appeal Over Cincinnati Club Draft Case
A Reuters style briefing reports a gathering of baseball magnates in Judge Maxwell's room to hear the Johnson Brotherhood case. Attorneys from Cleveland and Pittsburgh join as witnesses pin down transfers tied to Al Johnson and the Cincinnati club. Judge Maxwell will rule next Tuesday after considering deposition readings and prior testimony.
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Difpatoe
Crixcissaati
Ewings
Keilys
Jidge Maxwell
al Jonson
Cleveland
L. A. Russell
J. Palmer O'Neil
Pittsboro
Thomas B. Paxton
Louis Kramer
American Association
Lowery Jackson
Little Party
Mr. Jackson
C. A. Prince
J. Earle Wagener
The
Brotherhood
National League
al Johnson
Heston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Kelly
Mr. Johnson
L. A. Reesell
Johnson
Maxwell
Two Practice Games Between Pittsburg Clubs End In Tight Split
St Atevstixe April 11 Manager Hansen introduced a new practice system. Hanson’s team won the first game with strong fielding and timely hits led by Beckley’s center-field drive for a homer and Baldwin’s three-base shot. Bauer’s side featured Balawin and Berger with solid defense and six runs on a bases-on-balls burst. In the second game Hanson’s nine showed heavy hitting, Carroll Browning and Baver delivering multiple extra-base hits, securing an exciting nine-inning contest.
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Secial
St Atevstixe
Hansen
Hanlon
Catoes
Bierbauer
Balawin
Berger
Bauer
May
Fields
Hanson
Beckley
Baldwin
Tavers “ Ool
Halloge
Bauers
Hanks
F. Balis
Haldwin
Mani
Priors—Sauers
Hansens
Thren-pare
bit—Baldwin
Hecktes
Mase Bite
Heckter
Smith
Mack
Goirim
Beoger
Baver
Staley
Carroll
Browning
Pittsburg
Jacksonville
Cleveland
Macon
Avanta
Mauere
Eel
Hanloms
Faroe Rimns
Dauers
Hane
Neuris
Hansons
Errore
Haners
Mansons
Ball Staley
Galvin
Haver
Hans
Neowning
Maul
Lanoque
Howe
Columbus Triumphs Over Louisville in Slugfest
Columbus defeats Louisville 7 to 3 as Knell and Dowse deliver key hits while Doran miscues hinder Louisville. Three Louisville pitchers, including Tay lor, Shimnick, and Donovan, are brought in in the fifth but fail to swing the game.
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Louisvia
Knell
Louisville
Taylor
Shimnick
Donovan
Columbus
Doran
Loulville
Balterite Doran
Knelland Dowse
Association Record Ballimarr Notes
Fragmentary record from Ballimarr mentions Wassington and CE WU with unclear numbering and references to enforcement or dates. No clear actions, outcomes, or identifiable organizations emerge from the legible text. Further readable content needed for a precise summary.
Eureka and Homesteads Play To Tie In Local Football
Two games at Recreation Park Allegheny ended in a draw between the Eurekas and Homesteads. Huewart of Homestead broke a collar bone amid a tense contest. Eureka defense and goalkeeping held off late Homestead pressure as Pickard Rickaby Gittings and Paddy McCleland starred for the Eurekas. Frank Morton also performed notably.
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Recreation Park
Allegheny
Lawrenceville
Soane
Lawrencevilles
McDonald
Eurekas
Homesteads
Huewart
Homestead
Eureka
Eureka« Sneay
Pickard
Rickaby
Gittings
Paddy” McCleland
Frank Morton
Will Keep Them Both Foreman and Duryea to Be Retained
Cincinnati club announces retention of Foreman and Duryea after Radbourne signing. Foreman praised as a strong batter and fine fielder, possibly needed. Association grounds near opening mainly awaiting grading, wet weather may shift games to Columbus if unfinished.
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Foreman
Duryea
Cincinnati
Dispatch
Crscixsatt
Radbourne
Association
Columbus
Pittsburg Boxer Claims He Was Robbed in Daly Fight
Pat Farrell and E. C. McClelland return from Philadelphia asserting the Quaker City Athletic Club fixed the Daly bout. Farrell says he dominated the fight but the club and its backers manipulated officials, tickets, and reports to stage a draw and took most of the purse for themselves.
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Pat Farrell
E. C. McClelland
Philadelphia
Jim Daly
Pat
Quager City Athletic Club
Arthur Chambers
Alf Lot
Daty
Daly
Fogarty
Billy Madden
Alf Lunt
Hhs
Miller
Quaker City
McClelland
Quaker City Club
Cave Jarrell
Allegheny Athletic Association Moves Toward Season Start
Allegheny Athletic Association reaches 20 members and plans to form a team for A A U championship play. Tennis interest rises with new applicants. grounds and facilities upgrade planned. membership fee to rise to 20 dollars after reaching 250 members.
Matched Again Wrestlers Sign Catch Weight Bout
Ed Reilly and Reuben Collenge signed articles to wrestle on Monday May 4 at catch weight. Backers discussed terms including best two in three falls for a side with all gate receipts to winner under Police Gazette rules. Conditions differ from the prior match and a separate outside bet was hinted.
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Ed. Reilly
Reuben Collenge
Collenge
Reilly
Urther
Police Gazette
Fitzsimmons and Hall In Talks For Probable Bout
Champion middleweight Bob Fitzsimmons is in town with Harry Sellers, his manager, discussing a possible fight with Australian challenger Jim Hall. Backers have put up interest but no firm deal. amounts debated include £10,000 side bets and Hall seeking $5,000 for the loser while Fitzsimmons counters with $1,000 for training costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fitzsimmons
Harry Sellers
Fitz
Jim Hall
Hall
J. Harry Ballard
Fitzsimmons
Nunthorpe Triumphs as Bookmakers Profit After Upset
The City and Suburban race on Wednesday saw Colonel North's Nunthorpe win at 25 to 1, with outsiders filling the top places. North and Lord Randolph Churchill both earned sizeable sums, while public backers were scarce.
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Colonel North
Nunthorpe
North
Lord Randolph Churchill
Dixon to Meet Wille for 5000 Dollar Fight in August
George Dixon's manager received a telegram from the Crib Club of Troy offering a $5,000 purse for a Dixon versus Wille bout. Dixon would accept and train after a rest, while Wille prepares with limited recent work. In a separate matter, Mark Baldwin filed a $20,000 damage suit in St Louis Circuit Court against Chris Von der Ahe of the Browns.
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Boston
George Dixon
Crib Club
Troy
Dixon
Wille
Australia
St. Louis
Mark E. Baldwin
Circuit Cours
Chris von der Ahe
Browns
Baldwin sues over alleged malicious prosecution arrest
The suit centers on the March 6 arrest of Baldwin based on information by Von der Abe accusing conspiring with O Neil and others to bribe Charlie F. King to abandon the Browns for the League team. Baldwin alleges the arrest lacked probable cause and was undertaken with malicious intent.
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Baldwin
von der Abe
O'Neil
Charlies F. King
Browns
Plain Advice on Baldwin and Von der Ahe Court Move
The Sporting Times critiques the attempt to drag Baldwin into criminal court after a supposed outrage by Von der Ahe. It urges Pittsburg club officials to back Baldwin and pursue redress in U S courts if needed, while condemning false arrest and imprisonment. It labels Von der Ahe and baseball magnates as morally equal in this matter.
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Mark Baldwin
Pittsburg Club
Baldwin
von der Ahe
Pittsburg
United States Court
Sporting Times
von der Abe
Jury verdict in pool sellers case at Court of Oyer and Terminer
The jury, after a night locked in deliberations, found Samuel Fisher guilty and acquitted Henry Jones Charles Spencer Thomas Edgeworth John J. Murray Edward Harris and James Guion in the pool sellers indictment at the Court of Oyer and Terminer in New York.
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New Yor
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Samuel Fisher
Henry Jones
Charles Spencer
Thomas Edgeworth
John J. Murray
Edward Harris
James Guion
Sandowne Park Club hosts final day of spring meeting
The mammoth hunters' steeple chase drew the most interest as Bloodstone won the three mile race with Champion second and Peerage third on the third and final day of Sandowne Park Club's second spring meeting in Loxton on April 1.
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Loxton
Sandowne Park Club
Bloodstone
Champion
Peerage
River Levels and Weather Reported for Several Towns
Metectal Tel Dispatch notes Allegheny Junction river at 7 feet 10 inches and rising amid cloudy pleasant weather. Cateo River at 4.5 feet and falling. New Orleans clear and pleasant. Louts Illu River current with canal 15 feet, 12 feet 3 inches at tall and 5 feet at foot of locks. heavy wind and rain storm reported. Cincinnati river at 4 feet 1 inch and falling with cloudy cool conditions.
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Allegueny Junction
Cincinnati
Sporting Notes From The Week In Various Events
Hats again prevented the Baltimore Boston Fane yesterday and no Association game was played in Philadelphia due to talk. Buckley remains on the New York team with a two year contract. Fayette Ball Club seeks local junior clubs. a Braddock Thistle game was postponed to Allegheny’s open date. M F F Doreen’s horses at Gravesend, Kingston, Banquet improving. both half miles in one minute. Jonathan Horsfield and P. Dean shot pigeons at Homestead, Horsfield winning. Baldwin questioned over Columbus Club funds. Mulvey or O Connor players warned against National Agreement clubs. Mutrie negotiating with Boston for opening season at Polo Grounds on April 7. Isanemy, famed stallion, died aged 35. career highlights include Cambridgeshire win and victories at Goodwood, Doncaster, Ascot, Queen’s Vase.
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Philadelphia
Glasscock
Denny
Thees
Buckley
New York
Fayette
KB. Brown
Sheffield Street
Allegheny
Owig
Braddock
Thistle
New Hampshire
Viking
Flamestidden
M. FF
Doreen
Gravesend
Kingston
Slong
Jonathan Horsfield
P. Dean
Homestead
Hornfield
Bean
Mark Baldwin
Columbus
Pittsburg
Baldwin
Mulvey
O'Connor
Sporting Times
Mutrie
Boston
Volcanic South American Politics Stirring News to Mexico
Private telegrams from Central America report a looming political eruption threatening the region. Details are awaited as messengers on horseback bring word to the frontier, with information due Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Mexico
Crrr
Weather summary for Pittsrona shows temperatures and precipitation
The United States Signal Services officer reports time and temperature readings for Pittsrona on April 1. Observed maximum and minimum temperatures are listed along with mean temperature and rainfall data, indicating a brief weather summary for the period.
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Pittsrona
United States Signal Services
Dresden Ware Display at Harpy & Hayes Jewelers Pittsburg
Largest and most complete spring display announced featuring Bon Bons, Fruit Bowls, Compotes, Bread and Butters, Cups and Saucers, Dessert Plates, Lamps, Vases in the Dresden Decore. Inspection urged by Harpy & Hayes Jewelers on Smithfield Street with art display on the second floor. Phone 1186 for details.
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Dresden
Pittsburg
Harpy & Hayes
Smithfield Street
Italian workman seeks wife swindle sparks manhunt
In Parr Roanoke county Italian laborers are upset after Joe Polaski offered $200 for his coworker Long’s wife. Polaski paid $135 and planned to return for the remaining sum, but Long and his wife vanished with the money. Meanwhile horse thief Sidas G Slaughter is jailed in Ritchie county for bigamy after marrying Mrs Vane while another wife and family existed in Braxton Sears. Authorities pursued him for years before confirming his identity at a Pension Board examination.
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Parr
Roanoke County
Joe Polaski
Jack Long
Polaski
Long
Sidas G. Slaughter
David Walker
Ritchie County
Slaughter
Braxton Sears
Board of
Pension Examiners
Wheeling Abduction Tale Entangles Amy Morgan Case
Miss Amy Morgan describes being seized by two masked men in front of her Wheeling home and driven all night to Belmont County Ohio. She wandered to Kelsey and back toward Wheeling, claiming a hypnotized state and delivering a letter with a password to find an Alldenia contact.
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Wheeling
Amy Morgan
Belmont County
Kelsey
Robert Welsh
Cougar
Welsh
Bune
Angry Father Threatens Husband Over Daughter Elopement
Beaver Falls dispatch reports the elopement of Marion Tullis, 19, and Emma Strub, daughter of Leonard Strub, with the father threatening deadly force against the husband. The mother is bedridden, and a minister may face action from the father if he confronts the couple. The daughter visited her ill mother, expressing regret.
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Beaver Falls
Marion Tullis
Emma Strub
Leonard Strub
Jamestown
N. Y
Tallis
Tullis
Mr. Strub
Johnstown Fire Destroys Five Businesses In Dawn Blaze
Fire swept through a row of buildings in Johnstown starting at Henderson's morgue and spreading to a furniture shop, a general store run by C B Cover, and the Cover Bros. livery stable. Losses include Henderson 25000 with 1600 insured and Cover 6000 to 26000 insured. surrounding structures damaged.
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Jounstown
St. John's Catholic
Little Oklahoma
Henderson
C. B. Cover
Cover Bros. Adjoining
Boy Hero Finds Abducted Sister in Buffalo
Little Willie Carline recovers his sister Annie who had been kidnaped by her father and hidden in Buffalo. He traveled to the city, located her after much effort, and claims the reward offered for the rescue.
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Little Willie Carline
Annie
Buffalo
Lie Willie
Aeniy
Willie
Grip of deadly grip claims five women over ninety in Greenbrier
A special telegram reports a severe illness pattern in Greenbrier county with five women aged 83 to 98 dying within a week. The decedents include Catharine Wilson of Williamsburg 84 Polly McClung of Meadow Bluff 98 Mrs Flint of Blue Sulphur 89 Elizabeth Price of Meadow Bluff 91 and Elizabeth Wiley of Anthony Creek 83.
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Greenbrier County
Catharine Wilson
Williamsburg
Polly McClung
Meadow Bluff
Flint
Elizabeth Price
Meadow Off
Elizabeth Wiley
Anthony Creek
Jacksons' Tailoring Offers Fashionable Suits At Low Prices
The ad urges readers to adopt current style and avoid outdated fashion. It promotes tailored suits to measure at eight to fifteen dollars and trousers to order at five dollars, touting Jacksons' large cloth selection and perfect-fitting garments. It invites readers to visit the tailoring department and view spring goods.
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Jacksons
Bones of Disappeared Worker Found in West Virginia
In Kixewoop West Virginia the bones of a vanished worker were found under a pile of boards. Old residents recall a hotel on the site fifty years ago and believe the remains may be those of the man who disappeared in the area’s early days. In McKeesport a telegram reports an unusually high death rate in the past two weeks due to grip and Ritetaeus.
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Peotal
Kixewoop
W. Va
McKeesport
Joanem i
Grip
Ritetaeus
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Allegheny Athletic Association
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Burlington, N. J
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the Savings Institution OF Pittsburg
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Pittsburg, PA
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