Tumultuous Pittsburg Cleveland game at Exposition Park
A weary contest between the Pittsburg and Cleveland Players' League teams drew 756 spectators as poor defense and wretched grounds produced only unearned runs. Maul impressed on the mound for Pittsburg, Gruber struggled for Cleveland, and both sides argued with umpires amid a heatless, lengthy battle.
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Cleveland
Buffish
New Y York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Exposition Park
Pittsburg
Maul
Gruber
Kauphne
Fields
Corcoran
Hanlon
Wisner
Carroll
Beckley
Kuehne
Stricker
Robinson
Tebeau
Boston Triumphs Over New York In Open Brotherhood Game
Radbourn starred for Boston as 1,896 fans watched a tight Brotherhood clash. Ewing homered for New York, but Boston held firm with stellar one handed catches by Irwin and Quinn and a game turning win for the home club.
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Radbourn
New Yorks
Ewing
Ee Irwin
Quinn
N. York
Betae Brown
Stovey
O\Connor
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Rourke
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Eine
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Oikeete
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Bita
Kelly
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Brown
H. Hichardson
Storer
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Keefe
Nork
Storey
A' Dinn
Nlay
Whitnty
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Aon
Gaffney
Barnes
W. L. Pete
Reeve
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Chicago
Dissension Rumors Strike Philadelphia Brotherhood Club
A Philadelphia Brotherhood club faces leadership turmoil as President Harry Love reportedly nears retirement amid a split with Director J Earle Wagner and Manager B Hill. Stockholders are said to be divided over profits and control, with Love denying claims of discontent as Wagner disputes the rumors.
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Brotherhood Club
Harry Love
Love
J. Earle Wagner
B. Hill
Bators
Hill
Dispatch
Wagner
Meadville Stars In 12 Inning Western League Prospect
Meadville hosts Youngstown in Meadville, Pennsylvania, drawing about 1,000 spectators for a dramatic 12 inning game. Youngstown won 7 to 1 despite late pressure as Doty and Porter starred for the visitors. Batteries: Youngstown Doty Porter. Meadville Alexander Moyer.
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Pennsylvania
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Destown
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Alexander and Moyer
Altoona Triumphs Over Canton in Fast Game
Altoona and Canton produced an exciting contest with superb fielding. Fern at short and Dallas at third starred with several fine stops and catches. Cantons depart for Wheeling to begin Tri-State League play Wednesday. Score by innings details unavailable.
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Fern
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Cantons
Wheeling
Expo sition Park bruising game and baseball notes
Reports from Expo sition Park describe a long weary game with Beckley driving the ball to the right field fence. Several players are noted for improved play, including O’Rourke in left field, and Brennan as a serviceable catcher. Talks of roster changes, upcoming Ladies Day, and local league activity are also mentioned alongside scattered team performance notes.
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New York Herald
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Boston
Joan Clarkson
Remein
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Authentey
Boston Beats New York in Slugfest Interleague Showdown
In Boston on April 2 the National League game drew 1309 as Getzem pitched well through eight innings. New York led until the eighth when Boston surged ahead with timely hitting and strong relief. Final score shows Boston 5 to 3 over New York with notable hits by Donovan and Smith and missed chances for the visitors.
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Tucker
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Yorkhill
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Clements
Pike
West
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Phila
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Anson's Colts Win In Final Inning In Cleveland Contest
Cleveland reports a lively game with Anson's Colts overcoming Boston in the last inning by free batting as Sullivan accelerated play and many teams vie for victory. The scorecard mentions players like McKean, Arch, Smalley, and Davis among others, with team matchups including Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, and Albany Central.
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Colts
Boston
Sullivan
Chicago
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Gooney
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Old Golomy
Local NL team to open season in Chicago on Limited
The local National League team left for Chicago last evening on the Limited to open the championship season there today. All players went with Manager Hecker except Berger Roat and Sanders. Sanders will join the team at Cleveland. Daniels will probably pitch for Hecker's Colts today.
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Hecker
Berger
Roat
Sanders
Cleveland
Daniels
Colts
Louisville Wins Over Toledo in Association Games
Louisville defeated Toledo 2 to 0 with strong pitching and solid defense. Stratton and Healy starred for Louisville while Ryan and Rogers provided sturdy catching. Louisville had 7 hits and no errors. Toledo had 3 hits and 1 error.
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Stratton
Healy
Ryan
Rogers
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Taylor
Chiamire
Verden
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Lehiebeck
Warden
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Hogers
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Hita
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Robinson
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Summany
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Earle
Columbus
Ton
O'Connor
Rochester
Hochesset
Eating with the Lapps in Land of the Reindeer
The narrator visits a Lapp hut in Newcastle's Chronicle feature, describes a wood fire, strong smoke, and coffee with reindeer milk. Lapp children laugh at his coffee sugar method while he samples penny bun sized cakes with sour cream. He hides leftovers under a rug to avoid offense.
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Land of the
Newcastle
England
Chronicle
How to Drink Milk Says New York Tribune
Advice praises slow sipping and hot milk for digestion and strength. It argues small sips curdle milk less, aiding absorption, and contrasts milk with beer as a stimulant for workers.
Old Ismail’s Wives and the 300 at Stamboul
Mary J. Holmes cites Old Ismail as father of the current Khedive of Egypt who kept 300 wives in multiple palaces. He reportedly offered 30 pounds and a gold watch to any man who would take one wife away, but none came forward. The tale says the entire 300 lived under one roof in Stamboul, sharing a single table.
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Egypt
Mary J. Holmes
Enouggh
Hoodoo's Reading of a Lost Philadelphia Girl In 1870s Case
A Philadelphia hoodoo healer claims to locate Harriet Bohana, missing for 24 years, and predicts her alive with a doctor in the Allegheny region. William Bohana pays $1 for clues, while a reporter seeks details from Jacob Groppe of Fairmount Avenue who foresees a nondead sister and 1891 reunion, amid cautious optimism and staged trance.
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Aspen Street
West Philadelphia
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Harriet
Ritter
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Darling
Bobana
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Willie
Turner Street
Franklinville
New York Bay
Little Harriet
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St. Joe
Chinamen as Cooks and Silent Servants in America
A California tale notes Chinese cooks excel in the kitchen and in economy, never sharing household budgeting, often replacing workers without notice. The writer recalls observing Chinamen’ s reserve, frequenting a lone- file walking pattern, and speaking in pigeon English in San Francisco.
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Daughters of America
California
Hop Ling
United States
San Francisco
Cost at College Costs and Conforming to Local Living Standards
President Hervey of St. Lawrence University presents a table of annual college charges including tuition room and board, noting it excludes books clothing and incidentals. Higher costs arise from local living standards and the wealth of the traditional student body, with larger older colleges tending to higher living expenses.
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St. Lawrence University
Wesleyan University
Teaching the Girls and Self-Reliance in Work
Rev T De Witt Talmage counsels mothers on guiding daughters toward self-sufficiency. He warns there is no happiness for idle women and urges girls to learn to support themselves through varied skills, noting Madame de Stael’s multi occupation prowess and praising domestic work as honorable.
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T. de Witt Talmage
Ladies’ Home Journal
Madame de Stael
World’s largest diamond and famed gems showcased
A report highlights the Imperial, the biggest perfect diamond, displayed at the Paris Exposition and valued at $1,000,000, owned by a syndicate as the world’s most valuable stone. It notes the largest ruby in London at $50,000, a Duchess of Edinburgh anecdote, Madame Dosne’s pearl collection, Vienna’s 2980 carat emerald, and a Moorish-Ceylon cat’s eye offered near $90,000. Also mentions a Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St Louis rail appointment rumor.
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M. Thiers
Imperial Jewel Office
Vienna
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