Anson's Young Men Defeat Staley and Crew Ease at Exposition Park
In yesterday's league game at Exposition Park Anson's team trounced Staley and the Pittsburg representatives. Hutchinson baffled Chicago hitters while Staley struggled throughout. Umpire Powers ordered Hanlon from the game after a disputed call, with Beckley fined for objecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Hanlon
Powers
Dahlen
Dowers
Lanion
Deene Hanlon
Beckley
Thewnene
Rens—Oubiengo
Deo
Taemner
Hutchieson
Steffier
Howe
Carroll
Chicago
Pittsberg
Beccirs
Fields
Doubie Piaye
Pietfer
Céoney
Ad Aghoon
Reilly
Cooney
Petter
Pittsburg
Basle
Miller
Pittburg
Stale
Pitter
Foster
Browning
Houtehinen
Baste
Lowers
Shinde Triple Play Beats Ward’s Men in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 2, Shinde executed a triple play as the Phillies faced Brooklyn. Pinckney opened with a single, Fouts reached on a fumble, and bases were loaded after Carruthers’ bunt attempt. O’Brien hit a liner to Brindle who turned the double play before throwing to Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinde
Ward
Philadelphia
Ftal
Phillies
Brooklyn
Pinckney
Fouts
Myers
Carruthers
O'Brien
Bripdle
Allen
Phillies edge Dodgers in tense late game
Fouts nearly regains the base on a reat ie play to save the game as Philadelphia shows late defense. In the first inning Ward exited after injuring the thumb on his right hand. Attendance numbered 3,428 with Brooklyn suffering multiple errors and late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouts
Phillies
Ward
Boston Beats Giants at Polo Grounds for Second Time
The Boston Red Stockings defeated the New York Giants 6 to 2 at the Polo Grounds as Keefe departed in the sixth and Welch replaced him. Gore pitched well but New York fell behind early, with attendance listed at 2,908 and the game lasting 55 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Polo Grounds
Boston
Keefe
Welch
Gore
Rons
New York
Tiernan
Tucker
Ieee
Uble
pilay—Keefe
Heele
Welen
Ae Eh An Tiernan
Giasecock
Nash
Med
Hoston
Cleveland Tops Reds as Doyle and Childs Shine
Cleveland defeats Cincinnati 3 to 2 in a long game. Doyle’s throw to second and Childs’ strong play highlight the performance. Slattery joins in center field as 2,457 attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Doyle
Childs
Slattery
League Record for F.C. KL and Partners
League record shows Hosten with 2 touchdowns for Brooklyn in a 20 0 victory over Cleveland. Pittsburg crushed Chicago 3 0 while New York lost to Philadelph 1 1. Cincinnati remained 0 0 after a 0 0 draw. Today schedules include Chicago at Pittsburg Cleveland at Cincinnati Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland Pinadelp Moston
Brooklyn
New York
Ww. K& F.C. KL. F.c. Hosten
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Philaphila
Cincinnati
Pitsburg
Cincinnai
Boston
Phils
Mutrie Tales Of Monongahela Blues In Preseason Banter
The piece recalls manager James Mutrie in the 19th opening game buildup. He reflects on a blue last season with new players, while old rivals spark playful exchanges at Pittsboro and the Monongahela Hotel. A river joke, songs, and laughter punctuate the scene as fans await the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mutrie
Jim
Mutrie
Pittsboro
Monongahela Hotel
Jun
Ed Crane
Baseball Scores From St. Louis to Washington in Ohio
Teams and players listed across cities including Columbus Washington Boston Baltimore and Cincinnati with multiple batteries and umpires named. Association records note results such as Washington 3 Baltimore 7 and Columbus 4 St Louis 7 with various hits and scores cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja'iuouiavite
Errora— Sa
Neyeeriee Ehret
Cook
Boone
Hurley
Maine
Kelly
Unlombas
Columbus
St. Louis
Gaatright
Donohoe Griffith
Boyle
Perce
Washington
Athletic
Koston
Baltimore
Mesiahon
Robinson
Madsen
Mar
Altimore
Boston
Snyder
To-Das
Cincinnati
Louteville
Kt Louis
Athletics
The Western League Scores Report
At Lincoln Lincoln 4 Milwaukee and At Omaha Omaha 6 St Paul 4 At Kansas City Sioux City 7 Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Milwaukee
Omaha
St Paul
Kansas City
Sioux City
McDonalds Face Lawrenceville in Key Western Penn League Test
The Western Pennsylvania Football League title race tightens as the McDonalds, McKeeport, and Lawrenceville clubs push to clinch the Pratt pennant. Tomorrow's match favors McDonalds, who lead the standings, but a strong Lawrenceville challenge could reshape the title outlook.
McDonald to Host Pennant Contests With Referee J F Horn
A large McDonald crowd is set to watch the pennant contest with local support for new uniforms if McDonald wins. Referee J F Horn, president of the league, will oversee the game ensuring impartiality for both teams. The McDonald lineup features Hugh, Robinson, Gardner, MeVickers, Friel, Irvine, and others while Lawrenceville brings its standard squad. A follow up match between Braddock andstead clubs is planned at Braddock grounds with Thomas McEwen refereeing. The league plans a meeting Monday to finalize undecided games and replay arrangements, with tie games McDonald vs McKeesport likely to replay in Pittsburg on May 9 or 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staler
Pitts Dure
Acson & Co
Hetchinson
Staley
Chicago
Hutchinson
Becaure
Browning
Beckley
Carrell
Hutch
Mr. Hutchinson
McDonald
J. F. Horn
eDonald
Gost Hugh
Robinson
William Gardner
William MeVickers
Friel
W. Irvine
C. H. MeVickers
James McVickers
J. Cochran
Alex. McClymont
Co. McVickers
Lawrenceville
Jaar
Braddock
Stead
Thomas McEwen
Thistle
Macpherson
McKeesport
Pittsburg
American Trotting Horse Register Company Names First Board of Directors
Stockholders of the new American Trotting Horse Register Company elected its first board. Named are H. C. Jewett New York F. Y. Waters Mississippi I. L. Mitchell Wisconsin T. M. Fogg Tennessee C. F. Emery Ohio F. Rockefeller Ohio C. W. Williams Iowa H. C. Chamberho Virginia W. B. R. Allen Massachusetts C. J. Hamlin New York W. P. Ars Indiana S. Parker Illinois F. L. Gorton Illinois M. Saulsbury California J. C. Sibley Pennsylvania M. J. Coleman Missouri F. E. Perkins Rhode Island P. P. Johnson Kentucky H. C. McDowell Kentucky Walter J. Clark Michigan W. J. Hayes Iowa M. Daly Crab L. H Neec Lerner M. J. Jones Nebraska S S A Brown Michigan M. D. Combs California E. A. Smith A C Bruce Minnesota A committee was appointed to arrange with directors of World's Fair for an adequate representation of trotting interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
American Trotting Horse Register Company
Wallace's Register
H. C. Jewett
New York
F. Y. Waters
Mississippi
I. L. Mitchell
Wisconsin
T. M. Fogg
Tennessee
C.F. Emery
Ohio
F. Rocktfeller
C. W. Williams
Iowa
H.C. Chamber- Ho
Virginia
W. BR. Allen
Massachusetts
C. J. Hamlin
W. P.ars
Indiana
S. Parker
Illinois
F. L. Gorton
M. Saulsbury
California
J. C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
M. J. Coleman
Missouri
F. E. Perkins
Rhode Island
P. P. Johnson
Kentucky
H. C. McDowell
Walter J. Clark
W. J. Hayes
M. Daly
Crab
L. Hneee
Lerner
M. J. Jones
Nebraska
Eeontana
S&s. A
Huron's Surprise Wins at Spring Meeting
At Huron's Surprise day on April 2 Monahan kept the horse close and he won the third race without whip or spur. Proctor Knott returned for the meeting to applause, showing he remains in form. Other results included Sam Farmer in the first race and Prescot Knott leading the fourth race with Red Sign second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emrphts
Huron
Monahan
Proctor Knott
Sam Farmer
Helen MN
Pack Kinney
Aes House
Crispino
Husk
Wightman
Phil Dwyer
Prescot Knott
Bankrupt
Ethel Grey
Hazelhurst
Doncaster Spring Handicap Plate Won by Sabra
The opening day of the Doncaster spring meeting featured the one mile straight handicap for 3 year olds and up. Sabra, owned by Lorpore Ellesmere, took first place ahead of Gilly Shrine and High Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpor
Lora Ellesmere
Sabra
Mr. Henry Milner
Gilly Shrine
Clairvaaux
Colonel North
High Commissioner
Bicyclists Astonished by L A W and A A U Merger
Boston reports shock as the L A W and American Athletic Union announce a merger decided at a Washington meeting. The move unites many famous bicyclists and promises changes to training and competition under a single governing body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Athletic Union
Washington
Nhimber
Smith to Fight Fitzsimmons at 154 Pounds or Catchweight
John Quinn wired the Twin City Club in Minneapolis with news that Ed Smith would fight Fitzsimmons before that club at 154 pounds or at catchweight with Jin Hall. Smith received a letter from Tom Allen noting he could drop to 164 pounds and recalling he once weighed 200 pounds.
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John Quinn
Twin City
Minneapolis
Ed Smith
Fitzsimmons
Jin Hall
Smith
Tom Allen
Allen
Local Baseball Notes Stir City Clubs and Pugilist Father Dies
Disjointed report notes Het and Fred Carroll shining yesterday while a father of local boxer Ted Dillos dies. Mentions multiple players and teams including Maldwins Maul likely pitching, Gobert Stein for Chicago, Hammonp Nichols racing, and a local alert ball club seeking ages under years. Mentions Tarentum A Gumberts organizing, St Marys Young Men's Literary Secrety forming a baseball team seeking literary societies contact John Monaghan Jr. 151 Forty Fourth Street.
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New York
Het
Fred Carroll
Brrcer
Ted Dillos
Miller
Maldwins
Maul
Gombert
Stein
Chicagos
Tom Hammonp
Nichols
Browoneville
Eeltle
Alert
D. J. McMunigie
Gibbon Street
A. C Gumberts
Tarentum
Penesylvanis
A. Girt
St. Mary's Young Men's Literary Secrety
John Monaghan, Jr
Forty-fourth Street
Public School Finances Bulletin From Census Report
A Census Bureau bulletin outlines state public school finances with pupil enrollment and per capita expenditures for all school purposes in 1690. The data table lists Connecticut and other states showing enrollment totals and per capita costs, reflecting early state education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Connecticut
Thalia
Tremendous Display of Dresden and Crown Derby Tete Sets
A Pittsburgh jeweler promotes a new display of fine china and tete sets from Dresden Royal Worcester Crown Derby Belleek Doulton. Shown by Harpy & Hayes at 529 Smithfield Street with an art room on the second floor. Iron City beer offered by dealers.
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Dresden
Royal Worcester
Crown Derby
Belleek
Doulton
Harpy & Hayes
Smithfield Street
President Harrison Visits San Diego amid Nicaragua Canal talk
In San Diego on April 23 President Harrison and his party, greeted by Governor Markham and other officials, toured the city, spoke on the Nicaragua Canal, and received declarations of mutual friendship with President Diaz. A naval harbor and coastwise traffic were praised. a special immigrant reception followed, with immigration concerns noted for British Columbia arrivals.
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San Diego
Cat
Hotel del Coronado
Guno
Eli H. Murray
Markham
Felton
Torres
Lower California
Goon
Harrison
Rusk
Wanamaker
Nicaragua Canal
California
Nicaragua
Atlantic Seaboard
Continent
South America
Diaz
United States
Jeci Se
Republica
Chamber of Commerce
Riverside
Pasadena
Presise
Indiana
Governor Pennoyer Declines to Respect Harrison's Visit
Governor Pennoyer stated he would not go to the State line to meet President Harrison, arguing that the federal government and the state governorship stand as equal authorities. He said Harrison should pay him respects when visiting Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennoyer
Harrison
Portland, Obe
Oregon
St Louis Presbytery Rejects Overtures on Assembly Powers
The St Louis Presbytery votes unanimously against the General Assembly overtures to compel Assembly review by one third of presbyteries. It also opposes changes to the Confession of Faith and objects to amendatory rules in the form of government, including section 6 and section 12 of chapter 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St.Louis
Mechanical patents granted to Western Pennsylvania and nearby inventors
The week ending April 21 saw numerous patent grants to inventors in Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. Names include Alsdorf Alston Bouch Beck Creighton Dato Danbenspeck Gehring Green Lang Morgan Morningstar Paterson Pollick Reardon Sample Tailor Goebring Vuet Wott ring and others for devices such as regulators brick presses insulators molding machines engine crossheads and more.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
C. D. Levis
Fifth Avenue
Pittsbore
A. Alsdorf
Spartansbore
Regulator
J. P. Alston
Renova
Brick Press
Frederick Bouch
Alliance
W. F. Beck
Knoxville
Theodore Creighton
A. E. Dato
Pittsburg
4. S. Danbenspeck
Butler County
C. L. Gehring
Allegheny
Elmer Green
Northeast
G. W. Lang
Cuommingsville
Philip Lang
Pittsboro
J. E. Mack
Portamouth
James Morgan
Pitsburg
Jesse Morningstar
Archbold
W. H. Paterson
Cuyahoga Falls
T. M. Pollick
Briar Hill
C. B. Reardon
Franklin
W. T. Sample
Greenville
J. D. Tailor
Piketon
C. L. Goebring
A. S. Vuet
Altoona
8. L. Wottring
Prospect
Fanning Ruill
God85peed to Minister Blair
New York April 23 at Colonel Elliott Fr Shepard’s Fifth Avenue home Hon Henry Blair new Minister to China was hosted at a dinner and reception by about 25 prominent guests. Speakers included William M Evarts Senator T Power Jorge Dillon Colonel Shepard Cornelius N Bliss Everett Frazer and the Japanese Minister among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Elliot Fr. Shepard
Henry W. Blair
China
William M. Evarts
Wisconsin
Russell Power
Jorge Dillon
T. Co. Plate
Shep Cornelius N. Bliss
Everett Frazer
Corea
Immigration via Canada: Vermont Collector Answers
The Treasury Department received a letter dated April 2 from G G Benedict, Collector of Customs at Burlington Vermont, responding to an inquiry about the process for entering via Canada. The note details information supplied by the Burlington office regarding points of entry and related procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dominion of Canada
St. Lawrence River
Henry
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Halifax
British Columbia
Burlington, Vt
Washington
Treasury Department
G. G. Benedict
Department
Wild mobs blockade Detroit streetcars in massive labor clash
Detroit April 23 A surge of street car strikers and sympathizers overwhelmed the city. Police mobilized to quell the monster labor parade for shoe makers and molders as cars were toppled and tracks torn. A dramatic chase and clashes followed along Woodward Avenue with arrests finally restraining the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Broad Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Policemen’s Disability Pension Stance Draws Governor Veto
Chief Brown criticized the Governor’s veto of the policemen’s disability fund and urged a legal method to pension those who spent most of their lives in dangerous service. He seeks partial recompense for officers disabled while preserving the peace and unable to support their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Policemen's
City Public Works report lists 1904 street cleaning costs
Chief Clerk Bingaman prepared the 140 city budget report showing total street cleaning expense of 75 711 08 for the year with labor and teams at 97 803 58 and materials at 4 847 56. The total would have been nearly 10 000 lower if not for storms in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingaman
Department of Public Works
Found Dead at Boarding House on Kincaid Street
Peter Michelski was found dead in his bed yesterday afternoon at No 4929 Kincaid Street near Hazelwood. Dr OBrien says heart failure caused the death and an inquest will be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Michelski
Kincaid Street
Hazelwood
O'Brien
Pittsburgh man weds Peoria woman in Peoria
A special telegram from the Dispatch notes that H. M. McDonald of Pittsburg and Miss Lillian Day of Peoria were married in Peoria tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Peoria, Inc
H. M. McDonaid
Pittsburg
Misa Lillian Day
Local notices on meetings fires and incidents
One hundred and second regimental association debated moving its annual reunion from August 15 to 18 at City Hall. An explosion at Pittsburg Steel Casting Company on Twenty sixth street injured one and caused minor damage. Building inspector Halted work on Mrs Wilson’s front at 206 Smithfield Street for street obstruction. Baces, Pittsburgh postoffice messenger, shot in leg. not serious. Allegheny department heads to meet on sub committee powers. Demasted sailor John Hallion escaped near Union depot, still at large. Frank Mills injured by falling plank at Hershberger grain elevator. Mrs SunaiVan survived stabbing incident. Samuel Brown, demented, disappeared from 1818 Penn Avenue. Fire at Pittsboro Club caused $2,000 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TE One Hundred and Second Regimental Association
Pittsburg Steel Casting Company
Twenty Sixth Street
Jons Baces
Pictaburg
Allegheny
John Hallion
New York
Union Depot
Jarce
Frank Mills
Hershberger
West End
Many SunaiVan
Samuel Brown
Penn Avenue
Pittsboro Club
Numerous early morning fires cause widespread damage
Fires struck Neenah Wisconsin Roland House and Nashville hardware store with total losses around 18 000 and 9 insured. Denver machine shop and brass foundry destroyed with insurance. Galveston stables burned with 10 mules six cars and workers belongings fully insured. Chicago gasoline explosion leveled several homes displacing a dozen families and injuring residents. St Paul livery barns burned with 80 horses and carriages destroyed. total loss about 40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Scheuer
Denver
Davis & Criswell
Galveston
City Railroad Company
Chicago
Theodore Karpbradt
Mary Barnsen
St. Paul
J. B. Cook & Son
Philip Moen's Death Ends Mystery Over Wealthy Wire Magnate
Philip Louis Moen or Moon president of Washburn and Moon Manufacturing dies in Worcester. The firm, a leading barbed wire producer, employed about 3,500 and was expanding near Chicago. A long running, unproven feud with Levi Wilson surrounds Moen with an untold secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Worcester
Mass
Philip Louis Moen
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
New York
Deacon Washburn
Mr. Moon
Chicago
Levi Wilson
Mr. Moen
Wilson
Moen
Mr. Moenn
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Wallace
Louisville
Exposition Park
Pil Powers
Pietra
Rellle
Mutchinoot
Pfeffer
Kitwridge
Heerbauer
Kittridge
Couney
Dablen
Lef
Feild
Putshcomg
ijRryan
Louw
Coopey
Krowulne Ll
jAneon
Biurhbauer
Thuar Roi
Haulen
O Borger
Sule
Basted Ball
Pitesti Gz
Peiba
Ebrookltx
Hamilton
Vcolling
Thom Sour
Carrut’n
Fr O
Hrien
Maver
Orvision
Daly
Thornton
Lovett
Totel
Brooklyin
Collins
Chair
Shindle
Herst
Tim
Bostons
Sats Whistler
Long
S. Wwe
Stovey
Gissscock
O'Rourke
T/Sullivan
Penny
Nach
Buckley
Ganzel
Hectic
Bob Leadley
Cincinnati Reds
Cin’natl
Snith
Virtue
Harsten. c
Duryea
Assae Viao
Cinema
Cincinnatis
Crevelands
Harrington
Mchean
Johnson
Davis
Mkhean
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McAleer
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Meshee
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Wise
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Paseed Bails
Camer
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Western Pennsylvania Football League
McDonalds
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Pratt
Uncle Per
Register
National Trotting Horse Oellect
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Ors
English Racing
Iron City
Hazgor
Satan
Mexico
Lower
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GOD
Blair
Immigration Via
Canada
Neenah, Wis
Roland
Philip Moen
Doc Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Weldin Block
Cain
Wersteres Pennsyyl
Vania
West Vicorvia
United States Signal Service
Signal Service
Mono
Brownsville
Wuekeling
Louis—Hiver
Wicksdurg
Saller & Co
Cor
Smithfield
Diamond Streets
Wall Papers
Wm. H. Alley
Wood Street
People's Store
Campbell & Dice
Casa
Hanch’s
Wwrsu
Sixth ST
Penn Ave
Bethoven
Wellington
Bismarck
Carlsbad
Jarlsbad
Esss & Mendelson
Fleming
LA Grippe
Pennsylvania RR
HOTEL
Windsor
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