Umpire McQuaid Calls Early Finish in Pittsboro Game
Chicago clubs faced a 4 2 lead for the home team when Umpire McQuaid stopped the Pittsboro Chicago game at the end of the second inning amid fan dissatisfaction. Nimick commented on the rule, while Gumbert Galvin and others delivered key plays as the Pittsburgh end sought a comeback.
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McQuaid
Pittsboro
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Conway
Nimick
Doniap
Beandrest
Wimick
Empire
Gumbert
Hoosiers Triumph In A High Scoring Exhibition
Cleveland July 31 Indianapolis defeats Cleveland in a wild game with heavy offense. Memo lists players like McAleer, Buckley, and Stricker contributing. Sacrifice hits by Mecke and Buckley noted. Umpire Curry called balls and strikes. crowded scoring shows 10 to 9 or 10 to 9 like totals.
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Cleveland
Clevela
Scricker
Sery
McAleer
Y & Con
Teveau
Tullivan
Bucklecy
Zimmer
Bskely
Boyit
Clevelands
Crew
Indianapolis Cooe
Mecke A
Switchell Buckley
Stelen
MecAlor Fry
McKeese
Stricker
Fauts
Indianapolia
Conway Tie End of Season at Pittsburg
President Nimick says Conway will report when ready and has money arrangements with the club. A club member claims Conway wants release and may not pitch again this season. Dunlap remains in charge and believes solid pitching can lead to many victories.
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Conway
Nimick
Pitteborg
Dunlap
Recreation Park hosts two afternoon games this day
Two contests are scheduled at Recreation Park this afternoon with teams and players advancing plans. The incomplete lines indicate rosters or matchups including Rosie and others expected to pitch or play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Lappae
Ecoday
Rosie
Association Games Feature Columbus Victory Over Reds
Columbus Babies defeated the Cincinnati Reds in a field competition with a wide third inning rally as Vian was knocked out in the third. Smith replaced him and Gar pitched well, allowing five of seven hits to come off him, while Columbus scored four runs in the third inning on walks and timely hits.
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Columbus Babies
Cincinnati Reds
Vine
Cotrvenva O
Columbus
Cincinnati
Vian
Smith
Gar
Ulncinosus
Athletics Triumph Over 4 Louis in Philadelphia Tilt
Athletics defeated 4 Louis with dominant pitching and offense in a Philadelphia game. Weyhing starred on the mound while Welch, Storey, and Bauer contributed at the plate helping the champions secure a clear victory. Umpire Goldam oversaw the game.
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Louis
Philadelphia
Fing
Haldies Rensek Supe
Auhicucs
Ccc Ieee
St. Loui
Sessed
Hasebite Athletics
UN Bt
Ae i
Tae c Louie
Ae Trorhase
Bite Welch Ladus
Storey
Bauer
Bases Jn
King
Weyhing
Goldam
Homestead Defeats the Keystones in a Lively Game
Homestead beat the Keystones in a home game with a late rally. Heavy hitting powered Homestead to eight runs and victory in the ninth inning as rain disrupted play. Scoring details list several players and totals for both teams amid a one hour game.
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Homestead
Keystones
Homestead A
Scottdale Latrobes Fall In Close Home Game
Scottdale, Pa July 31 The home team defeated the Latrobes in a well contested match England and Speer of Pittsburgh formed the Latrobes battery but England was struck hard. Pitching and fielding were uneven and errors marred both sides. Final line score shows Latrobes squaring to a late challenge but Scottdale held on for the win with timely hits and key plays.
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Cottdale
Latrobes
England
Speer
Pittsburg
Beore
Braddock Nine Beat Gamberts In Short Baseball Game
Braddocks defeated the Gamberts of Tarentum in a six inning picnic game as visitors rushed to catch a train. W Dalzell hit a towering homer and held his mound work to four safe hits for the Gamberts. Scoring details show Braddocks with timely hitting and two-base blows, final line error free with Rogers umpiring in one hour forty five minutes.
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Braddock
Gambert
Tarentum
Bines
W. Dalzell
Teftield
Gumberts
Braddocks
Braddocka
Killen
Howess
Anderson
Rogers
Cantons Quit Early In Tri-State League Tilt
In Wheeling West Virginia on July 31 the Cantons stopped play after the sixth inning citing a need to catch up as Wheeling had begun pounding their pitcher. Final notes show Wheeling with more hits while Cantons committed several errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phitteriee
Meehanan
Monroe and
International Leaguce Games in Rochester and Buffalo
Fragmented telegram style record shows teams Syracuse, Hamiltons, Torontes, London, and Toledos in listed fixtures with odd numeric codes and uncertain results across Rochester Buffalo Toronto London venues. No clear outcomes or dates discernible.
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Rochester
Rochesters
Syracuses
Buffalo
Dattales
Hamiltons
Toronto
Torontes
Droits
London
Londons
Toledos
Braddock Blues Release Wilson and Sign O'Brien
Manager Bair released William Wilson the club’s first catcher. Wilson will seek a spot with McKeesport. Bair also signed Paul O'Brien formerly of the East End Athletics who is expected to strengthen the behind the bat lineup.
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O'Brien
Bair
Braddock Blues
William Wilson
McKeesport
Paul O'Brien
East End Athletics
Greensburgs Beat Collegians In Afternoon Contest
Greensburgs defeated the Collegians of Pittsburg this afternoon by a score indicated as Greensburgs 0212 then 6 6 Collegians 8 8 1008 Hase hits Greensburgs 4 6 Errors Uretusburgs Collegians 1 score unclear but Greensburgs took the game in Greensburg, Pennsylvania July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegians
Greensevnee
Greensburgs
Pittsburg
Fchlowing
Uretusburgs
Baseball Schedule Highlights for Today
National League games include Indianapolis at Pittsburgh Cleveland at Chicago Boston at Washington Philadelphia at New York. American Association matchups feature Louisville at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia Kansas City at Baltimore. International League contests show Syracuse at Rochester Hamilton at Buffalo Detroit at Toronto Toledo at London.
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National LeaGue
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Clevelands
Chicago
Bostons
Washington
Philadelphias
New York
American Association
Loulavilies
Brooklyn
St. Loum
Philadelphia
Kansas Citys
Baltimore
International League
Syracuses
Rochester
Hamiltons
Buffalo
Detroiter
Toronto
Toledos
London
Baseball Notes and scattered game chatter
Baseball notes mention Marquis Hexel De Horie with unclear details and indicate the Scotts will accept a challenge from the Bootdales today. A subscriber notes Fitzgerald was not signed.
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Hexel de Horie
Scotts
Boottdales
Fitzgerald
Longest Baseball Game On Record From 1877
The text notes a record baseball game between a college team and Manchester in Boston on May 11, 1877. It lasted 2 innings with a 0 to 0 score, as part of Association games in Baltimore and Washington. The fragment references Sawders being secured by rain and mentions inquiries about the longest game.
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Washington
Baltimore
College
Manchester
Boston
Cardinal Invited to Witness St Philomena Jubilee
St Philomena's Church mounts a grand jubilee for its fiftieth anniversary with interior repainting varnish and new lights marking the first Roman Catholic church in two cities to use electric illumination. The restoration costs near 1000, scaffolding is removed, and Cardinal Gibbons is hoped to attend the elaborate Sept celebration.
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Winess
St. Philomena
ER. C
Father Werner
Werner
Pennsylvania
Union Depot
Bernard Beck
St. Philomena's
St. Philomena’s
Pittsburg
America
Ansylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Factory
Cardinal Gibbons
Deathly Bullet Survived by Real Estate Man Carman
At Curiaco on July 31 Herman Carman a wealthy real estate man survived a suicide attempt after a bullet lodged in his brain. Doctors Graves and Webster located two bullets one in the skull and the other near the ear with the right side paralyzed. Recovery hinges on skull removal and brain bullet extraction. Carman remained conscious and compos mentis despite the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Herman Carman
C. H. Graves
Webster
Catholics Plan National Congress for Centennial Century
A call was issued for a general congress of the Catholic laity of the United States to meet in Baltimore on November 11 and 12, 1889, to mark the centennial of the Catholic hierarchy. The event coincides with the opening of the Catholic University of America in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Monahan
Henry J. Spiunhorst
St. Louis
Daniel H. Budd
Cincinnati
United States
Baltimore
Catholic Congress
Catholic University of America
Washington
Actorate R L Megraw Arrested for False Pretense
Mrs Ada Haworth accused R L Megraw of taking board at her Penn avenue home by claiming to be a Pittsburg and Western railroad fireman. She seeks $1350 in owed board. Megraw was found in Imperial and jailed awaiting hearing after a public disturbance.
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R. L. Megraw
Ada Haworth
McKenna
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
McClelland
Merraw
Imperial A
Rice Named Superintendent of Citizens' Traction
George W. Rice, chief engineer, is placed in charge as superintendent of the Citizens' Traction Company today. The appointment satisfies the employees and, though temporary, is expected to become permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rice
Citizens’ Traction Company
Rice
Alderman McGary Bails Salm on Larceny Charge
Alderman McGary set Philip Salm free on $300 bail after a court appearance on larceny charges. Este Albitus testified Salm entered her Twenty sixth ward home and allegedly removed $515 from an old wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morcy
McGary
Philip Salm
Este Albitus
Brown Hal Sets Stallion Pace Record At Cleveland Meet
The Cleveland grand circuit event concluded with Brown Hal, a Tennessee pacer, clocking 2 1 2 3 in the free-for-all heat, shaving half a second from the Lexington mile record. Roy Wilkes pushed hard, Annie H won the 2:00 trot, and four horses lowered marks in the program amid strong performances from Brown Hal’s backers and Ed Geers.
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Cleveland
Brown Hal
Philadelphia
Southampton
Saratoga
St. Paul
Dispatch
Driving Park
Lexington
Geers
Roy Wilkes
Recrra
Hal Ned
Utica
Sprague Gold Dust
Annie H
Jim Fuller
Rovio H
New York
Misa Alice
Tipple
Mario Jansen
Dobie
Genera LO
Eannee
Peer i
Prag Sir Allee
Neon
Ace
Ytt
Ed Geors
Tom Ee Oe
Susie Walton
General Geo
Dine
Geen
Ricks Teacenteres
Little Black Encer Wins Dig Stake At St Paul
At Twin City Jockey Club meeting in St Paul Minnesota on July 30 a crowd of about 8000 watched a series of races. Vivian led early in the first race before Roderick Dhu and others challenged, Angelus led in the second where Fox was toppled and Gilly led near the stand. Morse won the third race by a half length over Blarney Stone with Lena Weenie close behind. Brown Princess and Mabel clashed in the fourth with Mabel overcoming a slow start to win by a length. Catalpa captured a thrilling later race amid strong crowd reaction as Fox surged to the front in the stretch and Nettle Watkins faded. Time details incomplete.
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St. Paul
Mryx
Twin City
Jockey Club
Vivian
Per
Roderick Dhu
Foriopgs
Vher
Angelus
Zola
Gilly
Fox
Strat
War Peak
Alphonse
Morse E
Morse
Blarney Stone
Lena
Weenie
Brown Princess
Mabel
Nevada
Beerine
Malone
Chick Peepee
Catalpa
Romine
Woodond
Dad
Lavinia
Wooderalt
Tavinia Tea
Catalpe
Winnin
Pam Mo
Nettle Watkins
Waa
Heavy Saratoga Track Slows Fast Times After Rains
Rainy conditions left a heavy Saratoga surface with only slow times. In the first race over three quarters, Sun derland edged The Moor by a neck in 1 22. Second race winner White Nose clocked 1 33 44. Fifth race saw George Angas among winners as deer inked a victory. lingering track conditions affected several bids.
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SanaToena
Starlight
Portlaw
the Moor
Tom Finley
Sunderland
Ie Ee Bon
Ilton
Leonae Lannie
Minnie
Goliehily
King It
Duke of Highlands
al Ie Cinema
Deer Inks
Iitter
É Welkes
Kittie Posse
Marshall Nie Lian
Eitty Tod Face
Fred Corbett
Woedburn
Hoeitera
George Angas
Vickino
Sadie Wciaek Toomasarems Thetend
The Southampton Gentlemen Defeat in Cricket Match
The Americaans Won Loxpox on July 5 in a cricket match between the Gentlemen of Southampton and the opposing team. The readable fragment confirms a win for the Southampton side with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen of
Southampton
Sullivan and backer tour New York city sports venues
Champion John L Sullivan and backer Charlie Johnson visited sports sites in New York and paid courtesy calls on city and county departments. He handed out small coins to boys, teased onlookers, smoked cigars rapidly, and praised trainer Billy Muldoon as a gentleman while enjoying a playful, drink heavy afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
John L. Sullivan
Charlie Johnson
Johnson
Bullivan
Obarile
Chamate
Billy Muldoon
Muldoon
Sullivan
Sullivan's Dilemma and Mississippi Requisition Rumors
Reports from New York discuss Sullivan and associates weighing a return to Richburg amid rumors Governor Lowry may seek requisition papers. Officials in Mississippi could pursue a $1,500 state reward, while legal penalties include fines and possible jail time for aiding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richburg
Sullivan
Johnson
Wakely
Muldoon
Barnitt
Dan Murphy
Lowry
Misais
Supetenanens
Fianee
Marion County
Louisiana
Parson Davies Refutes False Reports On Jackson Lees Altercation
Davies arrives from Buffalo and refutes rumors about a dispute between Jackson and Lees. Lees demanded his salary and was told to wait as the men separated and Lees was ordered to leave. Referee Higgins announced the winner as the struggle continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Buffalo
Jackson
Lees
England
Lynch
Sir Thornton Dead a Famous Young Pacing Stallion
The pacing stallion Sir Thornton was found dead in his Joliet stall this morning after a performance at Aurora. Reports say indigestion from cooling off too soon caused the death. the horse belonged to Wade of Jefferson.
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Jouiet
Sir Thornton
Joliet
Aurora
Thoroton Reveille
Hhs Wade
Jefferson
Epson
Arctic Pace Duel Set For August Race in Fraisels
Fraiselis Pa July 30 The duel pits Arctic the Atlantic stallion against Crawford Wilkes by George Wilkes for $1000 a side on August 22 at Fraiselis. Stratton owners of Crawford Wilkes and Rider owner of Arctic clash as horsemen anticipate a major match at Syracuse next week.
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Fraselis
Arctic
Atlantic
Crawford Wilkes
George Wilkes
R. A. Stratton
W. D. Rider
Syracuse
New Jersey
Stratton Bros
Monmouth Park Entries for Thursday Races
Monmouth Park lists entries for Thursday with horses such as Adame a e m ant and Kalpo Bayard at various weights. Included are Budgets of 10 to 14 pounds and several named fillies, colts, and mares like Carrie U Gregory and Brwnwood among others for the first and sixth races at distances around one mile to one and one sixteenth miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
Onaway
la le Beverite
Adame
Kalpo Bayard
Menefit
St. James
Sores
Civil Service
Jennie V
Carrie U . Gregory
Abundance
Eolian
Badge
Panay
Bisenet
Pecey Dawdle
Honduras
Burlington
Brynwood
Theodorus
Sherick
al. Reed
Ceawood
Brighton Beach Winners
Brighton Beach results report daily races with multiple winners. Duke of Amen takes four and a half furlongs in 1 29 with Falsehood second and Kink third. Other races list Sainda Bonny Susaiabie Duke Bene nesca Lancaster Miss Cody Panawa and My Own with various placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
New York
Ig Sles
Duke of Amen
Falsehood
Kink
Sainda
Bos Bonnie
Susaiabie Duke
Fracr
Benenesca
Lancaster
Miss Cody
Panawa
Murphy Hart Hie Wrist After Prize Fight
In San Francisco on July 31 Billy Murphy suffered a left arm radius fracture and facial swelling from the prize fight. A doctor reported no fractures in his left wrist, though swelling and discoloration were noted and lumps on the eye and ear. Referee Cook said continued action depended on club sanction and potential wage settlement between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Billy Murphy
Nk Murphy
Billy
Cook
Wves
Cleveland Race Day Card Details
A brief Cleveland race card lists events including the bore na ai sain race and the Thag race with Thag entered by son. The entries indicate a bustling program of horse or greyhound events across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bore Na Aisain
Son
Enthusiast Wins Sussex Stakes Amid Stiff Finish
Don Baird's Enthusiast captured the Sussex stakes for year olds in a tight mile race. Gold, owned by Prince Soltykoff, finished second with Baron DeRotha and other contenders close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpor
Don Baird
Enthusiast
Prince Soltykoff
Gold
Baron DeRothace
der Breenite
Aeton
Bena
Lord Calth
Weather Telegrams From Brownsville and Wauren
Reports note river levels at Brownsville and Mercant Town are stationary with cloudy weather. Brownsville records a river height of 6 feet 9 inches. Waurren shows a 410 foot sod level with warm conditions. Thermometer readings vary from 7 P.M to 4 P.M with cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Bound to Have Him Beats the Record
Mrs. Isaac Artz was arrested by Sheriff Warwick on suspicion of poisoning her former husband, David Ramsey, in Elmira county. Ramsey died after a May marriage to Artz, arsenic found in his stomach, prompting coroner involvement and a request for exhumation and further examination of Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axepo
Inn
Isaac Artz
Warwick
David Ramsey
Jet
Newake Me
Mane
Isaac
Eman
Coleman
Ramsey
E X. Y
Elmira
Ramsey Jean
Aledo
Artz
Son of General Sigel in Chicago bank fraud case
A man named William Blinkner, detained on charges of stealing two $350 certified checks from the German Savings Bank, claims he is General Franz Sigel’s second son. He says he left home three weeks ago for the West and cites family trouble tied to his elder brother’s indictment over a fraudulent pension claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William Blinkner
Franz Sigel
New York
Utica
N. Y
France
Sigel
Commissioner Tanner Cleared in Pension Reissue Probe
Washington reports an investigating committee found about 1800 pension reissues issued in May under Commissioner Tanner. Reratings average 2 to 5 percent of cases, likely fewer than 200 after two months. Most backdated to earlier applications. The panel says no sensational findings and a gradual rise in pension reratings since last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tanner
Arges
The Peoples Store Offers Fine All-Wool Flannels and Fabrics
The Peoples Store advertises fine all wool flannels in barred striped and plain colors with mixed shades. The listing mentions stripes checks and dresses among the offerings.
Typhoid Fever Fears Ebb in Allegheny Park Warnings Rise
July reports show 107 typhoid cases and 13 deaths in the Pittsburg district. Officials cite impure well water near Sherman avenue park and a graveyard site as likely causes, with 30 cases at Allegheny Hospital and 20 at West Penn Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Park Wells
Bureau of Health
Pittsburg
Bureau
Tve
Faulkner
Sherman Avenue Park
Siedle
Johnstown
West Penn Hospital
Notorious Walsh Arrested After Foot Chase by Officer Roche
Officer John Roche pursued the fugitive Jack Walsh through Penn avenue and Sixteenth Street. Walsh resisted and drew a knife, but Constable P. Connelly tripped him with an umbrella and Walsh was handcuffed and taken to the Twelfth ward station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Jack Walsh
Twelfth Ward
John Roche
Penn Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Twenty-ninth
Thirtieth
Roche
Peon Avenue
P. Connelly
Burke Extradition to Chicago Threatened by Guarded Move
Burke to be moved from Wisniee to Chicago today under a strong guard. Chief Hubbard and Ross plan the transfer at noon, wary of possible rescue attempts by Burke’s friends. Extradition warrant must arrive from Ottawa, delaying movement for several days at least.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Chicago
Wisniee
George W. Hubbard
Oe Ross
Martin Burke
Hubbard
Urke
Ottawa
Glass Works Burned Out in Kokomo Fire
Indianapolis July 31 Three rooms of the Diamond Plate Glass Works at Kokomo Ind were destroyed by fire this morning The loss is placed at about 40000 with 20000 covered by insurance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Diamond Plate Glass Works
Kokomo
Ind
Mansfield man jailed on burglary charges
Thomas Mooney was sent to jail on burglary and entering a building with intent to commit a felony. Squire Miles Bryan of Mansfield presided, with informations by Constables Rk. P. Perks and John Lees. The alleged events involve Christy’s druggist and Mr. McMahon in Mansfield last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mooney
Squire Miles Bryan
Mansfield
Rk. P. Perks
John Lees Alaeaion
McKee's
Rocks
Christy
McMahon
Fountain Plan Delayed Water Access in City Ward Feud
The Fountain Committee of the Fifteenth ward reports a fountain exists but lacks water. Master Mechanic Jones designed a pipeline plan costing about 300 dollars more, delaying water due to War Department routing. Allegations claim Jones seeks to aid Seventeenth ward residents by enabling their own fountain. A public meeting with Mr John Dalzell is slated for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Ward
Jones
McKee
Arsenal
War Department
John Dalzell
West Penn Hospital denies smallpox report
The West Penn Hospital authorities deny any smallpox case in the facility despite yesterday’s report. The notice appears amid general public health concern and a separate advertisement touts a Pure Liquors sale at 412 Market Street offering various whiskies and wines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Penn Hospital
N Cork Distilleries Co
James Watson
Beas Dundee
Glenlive
California
Market Street
Allegheny Man Cured of Rheumatism at Medical Institute
Charles M. Eidchenland of 180 Fod poor rong enernae Penn avenue reports a long battle with aches and pains, stomach distress, and rheumatism. After a week of treatment at the PouYpaTind Medical Institute on Penn Avenue, his symptoms improved, appetite returned, and he feels well enough to resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Eidchenland
PouYpaTind Medical Institute
Penn Avenue
Chas. M. Eichenlaur
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Tommy Burns
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Bie
Association Record
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Keystone
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Hy Jones
Contee
Bostuiaee
baile—Lyons
Penn
Scottdales
WINK
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Sams
Keenan
Laameen
C. H. Wakefield
Cooper
Sdelsaka
Panabes
Mbenbelt
W. Dalzellpt
Es Anderson
Murray
Okeuney
Urray
Uney
Nerina
Wari
Totels
Tri-State League
International Leaguce Games
Ioprcal
Baseball Notes
Superintendent Rice
Citizens’ Traction
J. L. Sullivan
John Making
Merey
Parson
Big Ebace
Murphy Hart Hie
Jos. Homre & Co
Storsa
Western Penn
Sylvania and
West Fairlight
Ieee
Ther
Commissioner Tanner
the People’s Store
Hades
Saxony
Freemasons Hall
Fifth Avenue
Officer Roche
Tutt’s
Jameless
Orvice
Trisc
Blooker
Finch's
Golden
Idland
Danvill
Nile Ol
Mali
Cork
Parsane Medical Institute
Polypathic Medical Institute
Shafer
Winchester
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