Home Talent Shine In Faultless Fielding Despite Errors
County league games and baseball news recap shows teams like Washington, Athletic, Louisville, Boston, St Louis, Columbus and Baltimore with mixed results. Troston rises to second place as effort highlights general-interest games yesterday.
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Cimotmmnti
Washington
Athletic
Louisville
Bostom
S. Louis
Columbus
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ely
Victory again as sluggers beat Cleveland in rough game
In a tense contest the Pottsburg team edged Cleveland 15 to 0 amid wild pitches and misplays. Miller dazzled with a one handed catch, King struggled with walks, and Sewell, Shugart, Mack, and Johnson contributed key hits as Cleveland fumbled defensively and failed to capitalize on errors.
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Dalle
Cleveland
Miller
Entelane
Crie
Newell
Tebean
Potysdurg
Moby Arcleveland
BP Tankontm
Ogbias
Shugart
Omckesn
Quehnon
Ai Mekeran
Odenny
Zimmer
Ovian
Evelaned
Tirel Hase
Ba Slingart
Heevhey
Carroll
Childs
McKean
Johnson
Virtue
McAleve
Denny
Miter
Carcall
Sewell
Hases
McAleer
Aanida
Virtue Virtwe
Triae Neer
Yimimer
Boston Wins Battle Royal In Nine Inning Contest
Boston defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a nine inning battle. Longe delivered the lone run on a bases on balls, Stewey lined a ball misplayed by Hamilton, Myers threw to the plate. Attendance 4,417. Key players included Lang, Thompson, Storey, Bretle, Nash, Shinde, Staley and UStaley pitching for the teams.
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Petraorirnta
Aug
Boston
Philadelphia
Thila
Erustox Hasilton
Lang
Thompson
Storey
ePeanty
Bretle
Trements
Nash
Mere
Ye Ae Oo Shan
Ustaley
Ee Fanuary
A . A. Nach
Tucker
Entee
Delvbenes
Reds Fall Short as Caps' Latham Costs Reds Victory
Chicago Pirates topped Cincinnati 7 to 4 after a costly misplay by Cape Latham. 1,805 fans watched a game that slipped away on errors and defensive lapses, with Radbourne scoring twice and Keenan, Curtis, and Smith contributing. Opposing pitcher Browning held Cincinnati to four runs, while Luby worked from the mound for Chicago. Time of game was one hour and 30 minutes with umpire Hurst.
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Ciscixnall
Aug
Rons
Chicago
Reds
Radbourne
Keenan
Curtis
Smith
Latham
Cchicago
Luby
Bowman
Cincinnati
Cheago
Navn
Gocutente
Loy
Giants Fall to Brooklyn Despite Errors in Twin City Tilt
The Brooklyn club defeated the Giants 6 to 2 in New York as errors by Glasscock and Burrell in the sixth and poor battery work by J. Ewing and Burrell in the ninth helped Brooklyn pull ahead. Attendance 5,776. Pitcher Lovett lasted eight innings, with Strocking and others contributing at bats.
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New York
Brooklyns
Giants
Glasscock
Burrell
J. Ewing
How They Stand National League Teams
The National League pennant race remains lively with the Chicago club holding the largest lead while Boston moves into second place and New York slides to third. New York suffers from weak pitching, Cleveland benefits from strong pitching though Puvis is out, Philadelphia declines, Brooklyn rises slightly, and Cincinnati and Pittsburgh contest last with Pittsburgh showing signs of improvement.
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New York
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsurg
Pittsburg
Climax Edges Bridgeville in Ten Inning County League Thriller
In East Liberty Park Bridgeville and Climax County League teams played a tense ten inning game with both pitchers strong, but costly fielding by Bridgeville. Stevens featured with a key hit as Climax took the win in a dramatic late rally. final score reflects Climax victory with winning run scored with none on. Umpire Kurtz officiated a two hour five minute contest.
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Climax County
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Climax
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Matlory
Djones
Ocntier
Martin
Totel
Tumak Ce
Brirgeville
Sommary—Faroed
Wamund
Clark
Johnston
Penni
Stinkel
East End Gyms Dominate Mansfield in Lopsided Victory
East End Gyms crushed Mansfield at Mansfield grounds before a large crowd. Key contributors were Peoples Guinbert Cargo and F Barr with strong pitching by Thompson. Third base play by Allen stood out as EEG posted a 2 to 4 scoreline in a clear win.
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Mansfields
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Mansfield
Peoples
Guinbert
Cargo
F. Barr
Thompson
Mansfield Aking
Allen
Benton Blues Meet Beaver Grays In Tight Telegraph Stint
Beaven Fates Aug 1 Benton Blues traveled to Beaver City to face the Beaver Grays in a lively game. Leeves and Trainor formed the Blues battery while Gardner and Lavelle guarded for the visitors. The Grays fielded crisply and Neeves received strong support, though Gardner pitched well amid shy backing from his field.
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Beaven
Benton Blues
Beaver Grays
Leeves
Trainor
Gardner
Lavelle
Grays
Neeves
Imner
Blues
Bradford and Jamestown baseball league record details
In a tangle of line scores and innings the Bradford and Jamestown teams post league results. Highlights include Bradford at 42 and 3.66, Olean at 25 and 41, with Meadville and Jamestown contributing notable batting and pitching lines and umpire notes from Hoagland and Hanlon.
Wilkinsburg Defeats Superior Athletics At Brushton Grounds
A brisk season clash at Brushton Cricket Grounds saw Wilkinsburg edge Superior Athletics amid a 50 spectators crowd. Hill steered the visitors, Moniger faced tight bowling, while A Swift aided both batting and fielding. Pears starred in field and bat as Wilkinsburg posted 24 runs with wides and errors noted for both sides.
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Our Boys Defeat Fayette Cities In Blowout Match
Special Telegram reports Fayette Cities fell to Our Boys 7 to 0 as Fayettes added Uniontown battery aids but could not withstand a hard hitting Our Boys. Scoring details show Our Boys tallied five earned runs to Fayettes one with strategic errors and strong pitching by Austman.
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Aug
Fayette
Fayettes
Uniontown Battery
Aultman and Sterling
Cargo
Scottdale
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Aultman
Our Boys
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Trobase
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Long
King
Auk
Br Gray
Austman
Brock and Banker
A.V. R. R. Defeats Panhandle Nine At Lockton
The A.V. R. R. club defeated the Panhandle Baseball Club 9 to 3 yesterday at Lockton Panhandle. Hamilton hit a home run and Adams made a spectacular one handed catch while Porter seemed to homer for Panhandle. Baughman starred at first for the R. R. team.
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Lockton
A.V. R. EK
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Eet . R
Venetia Beats Shamrocks in One-Sided Nine Inning Game
Special Telegram from Venetia reports Washington Shamrocks were routed by Venetia second team, six innings played, score Washington five Venetia one in a lopsided contest. Batteries Washington Miller Combs and Johnson for Venetia Fouss and Warden. Struck out Combs two Jones twelve.
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Ieee
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Jones
Eclipse Triumphs 9–0 After Wheeling Falls Short
Exit Livestoot Aug 1 Wheeler Red Cross failed to appear, granting Eclipse a 9 to 0 win. Manager Travis hustled to arrange a game with Turners who delivered a creditable effort. Batteries Turners Mer cer Shaw Eclipse Daniels Albright.
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Eclipse
Travis
Turners
Raera
Eolleen
Mercer
Shaw
Ec Daniels
Albright
Quicksteps Edge Greensburg In Tight 4-3 Battle
Spectal telegram from Johnstown reports the Quicksteps defeated the Greensburg club 4 to 3 in a closely fought game. No runs until the eighth inning. Many Greensburg supporters traveled to the city but could not celebrate a victory.
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Johnstown
Greensburg
Murrays of De Haven Defeat Be Haven Stars in Lopsided Game
The J.8. Murrays from De Haven won decisively against the Be Haven Stars yesterday. Flaxie and Neal starred for the Murrays with strong battery work in the contest. Irwin and Sample supported for De Haven Stars.
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Be Haven Stars
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Neal
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Flaxie
de Haven Stars
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Sample
Huse— Mourray
Jeannettes Defeat Washingtons In Tight Aug. Contest
In Wasuivertor Pa on Aug date the Jeannettes beat the Washingtons 9 to 5 after the home club led 5 to 4 through eight innings. Final base hits favored Jeannette with nine to seven and Washington committed seven errors to Jeannette six.
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Washingtons
Denrnette
Jeannettes
Washington
Jeannette
Mt Pleasant Defeats Manks in Connellsville 13 to 9
Special Telegram reports Mt. Pleasant ballclub defeated C W Manks in Connellsville by 13 to 9. The visitors showcased strong batting and knocked Wilhelm, Uniontown pitcher, out in the seventh inning. Marsh, Mt. Pleasant pitcher, dominated after the second inning.
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Mt. Pleasant
C. W. Manks
Connellsville
Wilhelm
Uniontown
Marsh
Manks
Jeannette Defeats Benas Vista In One Inning Win
Jeannette defeats Benas Vista in a 0 a side cricket match by an inning and many runs. The visiting club boasted top Pennsylvania amateur bowlers but Jeannette batters dominated. Jeannette club seeks contact from amateur teams.
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Jeannette
Benas Vista
Pennsylvania
Rumor Says Gatto Likely to Succeed Parsons in Louisville
An authentic rumor from Louisville on August 1 claims Director Gatto will become President of the Louisville club replacing L. Parsons. It suggests Parsons will be asked to step down due to unpopularity with Association officials and a consequent leadership change.
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Louisville
Gatto
L. &. Parsons
Louisville Club
Parsons
Beaver Falls Athletics Beat New Brighton 8 to 6
Beaven Fall August 1 The Beaver Falls Athletics hosted the New Brighton club at Newton. Both teams played well with Beaver Falls securing an 8 to 6 victory.
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Beaven
Beaver Falls Athletics
New Brighton
Newton
Athletics
Girard Club Defeats Americans in 5-2 Contender Match
Special telegram from Yousestons reports the Girard club beat the Americans of this city 5 to 2. Loose playing by the home team caused their defeat in today’s game.
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Yousestons
Girard
Valley Camp Triumphs Over Parnassus In Lopsided Win
Nanetice Seheated the Sailor Stars yesterday by 16 to 8. Valley Camp team easily defeated the Parnassus team yesterday by a wide margin. The Scott Strattons were bested by the Little Locals 12 to 1. Mt. Washingtons beat the Go Kade by 10 to 4. Fred Carroll and the Eclipse team prevailed by a large score at Swisevale yesterday. The Acorn team of Minersville defeated the remaining foe in a closing matchup.
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Nanetice
Sailor Stars
Valley Camp
Parnassus
Scott Strattons
Sssensee
Mt. Washingtons
Go Kade
Fred Carroll
Zito
Swisevale
Acorn
Minersville
Local amateur baseball yields mixed results across city teams
The day’s action featured the Carlton club edging a 9 to 1 win, the Silverings defeating Braddock Amateurs 11 to 0, and the Kings with Sankey fanning 17. J. Wisners toppled Reed Stars, while the Iron Works beat Kaufmans 7 to 2. Southside Shortys beat Excelsiors 6 to 4 with Conley striking out 17. The J. S. Murrays of De Haven triumphed over De Haven Stars 15 to 0, and a police stoppage halted the Henriettas game at uihth faning with M leading 4–0. The Six Footers defeated the Six Footers’ clerk rivals 16 to 2, and a Bowler vs Siebert forfeit left Bowlers ready to play again for the same stake.
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Opsessel
Carlton Cat Pune
Mastic Men
Ae Ha Soe
Ph St
Jones Ee Daietepe
o _yesteriay
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Silverings
Braddock
Sankey
Kings
Il Men
Tre J. Wisners
Reed Stars
St. Pauls
Ie Kaufmans
The
Jacksons
Nble Iron Works
Tre St. A
Pengaie
Yestes
Middress F. B
Chartiers
Priddy
Lions
Battery R
Myers, Hantz and Dillon
P. W. Siebert
Seiberts
Selberts
Exciting Allegheny sculling race crowns Snyder winner
William Snyder defeated John Zetwo of the Columbia Boat Club in a closely contested middle river race from Ninth Street Bridge to the Point and return. Snyder broke away after Zetwo veered at Sixth Street, then increased his lead on the return to win by about two and a half lengths in roughly 1 minute and some seconds to represent the club at the Washington amateur regatta.
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Zetwo
Allegheny
Allegheny River
John Zetwo
Columbia Boat Club
Washington
Ninth Street Bridge
Sixth Street Bridge
Snyder
Burns challenges world as diving champ in New York
Liver pool diver Tommy Burns proclaims he can beat any man at diving in height ornament and endurance underwater and will stake any sum. Backers back him while rival Jem Smith faces backlash after a poor showing against Pritchard. Abington Baird condemns the act as cowardly and leaves Smith friendless as he returns to lumber work.
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Loypox
Tommy Burns
Liverpool
New York
Burns
Jem Smith
Pritchard
Abington Baird
Tina
Mith
Crack shooters sign in for Wheeling gun tournament
Special telegram from Wheeling announces invited marksmen for August 6 and 7 event. Participants include A W Du Bray Parker gun fame Meriden Conn Mr Skinner Whitney Safety Fire Arms M Co Sanford Townsend C W S King A H King Pittsburg H Perry E Latham Monroeville O Edwards Dayton Thirty of Tiffin F E Verges Lowell C E and T Jelly Penza C C A Young Springfield C. Management expects 40 to 50 entries.
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W. Va
Wheeling
A. W. du Bray
Parker Gun Fame
Meriden
Pittsburg
H. Perry
E. Latham
Monrersville
O. Edwards
Dayton
Tiffin
Verges
Lowell
E.and
T. Jelly
Penza
C. A. Young
Springfield
Sharpsburg man posts forfeit to race Nichols or McCaffrey
Ed Beck of Sharpsburg phoned in last evening with a $10 forfeit challenge. He proposes Homer Nichols or N McCaffrey to race him for 3100 yards with Tar Distance as the organizer and editor. Beck will be at Ter Divates office Thursday at 8 PM to sign articles.
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Sharpsburg
Homer Nichols
N. McCaffrey
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Tar
Ter
Reed Edged in Town Foot Race for Purse of Two
Thorsestons on August reports William Reed was defeated by Fred West in a foot race for a two purse. West gave Reed a six yard head start and won by two yards as locals bet heavily on the outcome.
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Aug
William Reed
Fred West
West
Reed
General Sporting Notes and Racing Chatter from the River Circuits
General Sporting Notes report camp plans on the Ohio river this month. Mentions Uniontown manager, a claim for damages by J Van Cleve against H Simons, and a 108 yard footrace wager with $250 stakes. Also notes Monroe Rod and Gun Club camping at Reecon creek, and praise for Pilot H by Gronge Mippleton. Burlington trotting receipts versus expenditures cited. dispatch blames Secretary Patterson for missteps leaving riders stranded. Daly offered horses for Jerome and Morris Parks handicaps. responds with preference for Brighton week earnings. Quotes on the origin of dark horse from Disraeli novel The Young Duke, with a race anecdote.
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Ohio
F. Moss
Uniontown
van Cleve
H. Simons
Louwmville
Gmast White
Tom Hammond
Monroe Rod
Ginlub
Reecon Creek
Beavercoun
Gronge Mippleton
Chicago
Enterris
Jack
Burlington
Eros
Kai Patterson
Patterson
Ge. Daly
Alfred Morris
Jerome and
Morris Parks
Bull
Brighton
Disraeli
Young Duke
St. James
Relative of Hendricks arrested in Chicago burglary case
Police nabbed Curcaco Aug L Lewis Leitzenberger, a relative of ex vice president Hendricks, amid a chase for Tommy Morgan a Chicago burglar. The suspect, shot during an attempted escape on Grand Boulevard, was believed to be Morgan in disguise and was found with house‑breaking tools on State Street after a late hospital escape bid.
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Aug. L
Lewis Leitzenberger
Thomas A. Hendricks
Tommy Morgan
Chicago
Morgan
Leitzenberger
Grand Boulevard
Indianapolis
State Street
Longstreet Wins Hard-Fought Morris Park Meet by Eight Lengths
In New York at Morris Park the awaited race between Pulsifer’s Tenny and Dwyer’s Longstreet ended decisively for Longstreet by eight lengths. Large crowd, expert betting, and a heavy late wager by Circular Joe fueled the drama as Longstreet dominated the mile and a quarter under Hamilton. Pulsifer’s horse finished well behind after a strong start, with the slow track blamed for the lack of fast time despite a lively showcase by both horses.
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Mr. Pulsifer
Tenny
Ewaybacks
Dwyer
Pulsifer
Longstreet
Joe
M. W. Dwyer
Raceland
Pike
Barnea
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Tom Man
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Cain
Anaibon
Mike” Dwyer
Colonel Pulsifer
Rock Ledge
Florida
Open sweepstakes offered at Monmouth Park August race
Secretary Crickmore reports Monmouth Park Racing Association offers a 35000 added sweepstakes with 250 entries, 5000 to add, 3100 to second, for a one mile and a quarter race. Entries include Longstreet and Tenny. close at Morris Park on August 5 at 6 0 PM.
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Henry G. Crickmore
Monmouth Park Racing Association
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Dwyer
Longstreet
D. F. Pulsifer
Morris Park
Cuenco Week Two at Garfield Park Race Results
Race by race results from Garfield Park with winners and times for each event, including first and second places. Details list winners such as Crist, Koga, Matilda, Ac Elaine, Lakeview, Firstom, and Armell across seven races, plus notes on a big face probable and an added money sweepstakes at Monmouth Park.
Tenny and Longstreet Enter Morris Park Sweepstakes
The $250 sweepstakes adds $5,000 with $1,000 for second weight for age. The race is slated for Saturday at Morris Park, contingent on good track conditions. if not, postponement is possible. Tenny’s owner has already accepted.
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Longstreet
Morris Park
Goodwood Week Marred by Thunder and Fashionable Failing Colors
Rain and gloom weighed on the Goodwood meeting as royal visitors struggled to maintain cheer. The week saw solid racing with Bretton's Gonsalvo winning the Goodwood Cup and Duke of Westminster's Orme showing strong potential, hinting at future success despite mishaps.
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Aug
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Races Continue At Saratoga With Mixed Results
Sanctioned program at Saratoga New York features Turf Field and Farm stakes for 2 year olds and Sportsman stakes for 3 year olds. Weather clear but track lumpy attendance fair. Notable finishes include Uncle Bob first in one mile, Foreigner first in Turf Field and Farm stakes, Forerunner first in Sportsman stakes, and Now or Never winning the selling race.
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Bolero
Gettysburg
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Carrott
Kiaziem
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Hawthorne Track Winners at Hawthorne July Race Results
Hawthorne results show Little Billy winning the three quarters mile race with Jim Head second and Tom Roach third in 1 18. Helter Frelter led the seven eighths mile event with Ka Lela May second and Betty Prather third. Third race listed as one and one eighth miles unclear details. Fourth race selling three quarters mile saw Renounre second and Good Bye third. Fifth race full course featured Fipless first Leander second and Hercules third with no time recorded.
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Hercules
Wet Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania and Nearby States
Weather data from the United States Weather Bureau covers Western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. It notes frequent showers and clouds with shifting winds toward the northwest and a slight cooldown by Monday morning. Temperature and rainfall figures are listed with maximums around the low eighties and a mid forties mean, plus ocean steamship arrivals for New York routes including Britannic Servia Columbia and Victoria.
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Five Dollars A Month Treatment Offer For Catarrh
Drs Copeland and Hall announce a limited time rate of five dollars per month for medicines and treatment through September 1. The offer applies to old and new patients by mail or in city, with free continued treatment until cured if not fully resolved within two to four months. The plan aims to address catarrhal troubles during favorable summer conditions.
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Remarkable Recovery After Catarrh Treatment in Pittsburg
Thomas Doyle of 6 Pride Street Pittsburg tests the cure achieved by Drs Copeland and Hall after three years of chest trouble from neglected catarrh. He describes head pains ear noises and constant mucus drainage eased by their conscientious methods.
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Testimonial Letter From Pittsburg Patient Praises Doctors
Sr. Thomas Doyle reports severe chest pains and lung distress feared to lead to consumption. He underwent examination and treatment by physicians, noting rapid improvement and now stating he is three hundred times better. He recommends the doctors to others with similar ailments.
Notable Pittsburg Support for Copeland and Hall
Well known residents of Pittsburg and nearby praise Drs Copeland and Hall for catarrh cures after 14 years of trouble. Testimonials come from John Boden, F C Shaffer, Michael McMara, Joseph Beckert, W H Brown, J G Frazler, George Kephart, J C Moore, W Goldie, Benj Koegl, F Herrenman, Michael Smith, John Staib, F F McDermitt, J I Anderson, Thos Maybury, W F Henshaw, and W J Adams among others, highlighting kindness, scientific treatment, and remarkable results in Pittsburg and Allegheny.
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City Hall
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Copeland
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Drs. Copeland & Hail
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Cheatnut Street
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Copeland and
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Harkins Street
John Staib
Manhattan Street
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Luna
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Unk
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Pao
Dre
Nee
Stee
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Main St
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Doctors Copeland and Hall Praised by Patients Across Allegheny
A collection of letters from patients and supporters across Pittsburgh and nearby towns extols the medical work of Drs. Copeland and Hall. Testimonies from J C Nicely, J Bucher, ER McDonald, Siuinn em a Faster, John Rohe, Geo Brown, William Mawhinny, and R John Gill emphasize cure, scientific treatment, kindness, and professional leadership. Patients claim remarkable cures and high confidence in the doctors.
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Duquesne
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Copeland
Hall
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Howard Street
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Doctor endears Cures for Catarrh and Lung Trouble
Mr. Matthew Walters of Homestead Pennsylvania describes six years of dull eye pains chest cough and nasal congestion. He credits Drs Copeland and Hall with rapid recovery and urges others with catarrhal ailments to seek their care.
Copeland and Hall Endorsed by Patients and Medical Boards
Testimonies from Mrs Mangold Miss Fitzgerald Miss Latter and others praise Drs Copeland and Hall for successful treatment. The article notes their Bellevue Hospital training and diplomas from Western Pennsylvania Medical College Pittsburg, with endorsements from New York authorities and state medical societies.
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Bellevue Hospitaledical College
New York
Pennsylvania
Hall
Pittsburg
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Aume Clark
Rain
Koysky
Hawthorne
United States
Chamouni
Switzerland
Hotel Des Alpes
Montreal
Langman & Co
Alexandria
Nelson Dolph
JOS, Fleming & Son
Market ST
Col. Diamond
Pittsburg, PA
Eaton Cavarrh
Hinche
Beartburn
Trovica
Planet Mfg, Co
Wichita
Kan
Pitsburg
M'iais
Aeman
Sourt
Thside Furniture Co
Tion
Ncampment NO
Heagley
r F_ J. HEELER
H. J. Fulmer
Thomas Doyle
Pritte Street
Anna Mangold
Hatler
Bigga
Lecen
Dra. Copeland
Tillie
Nineteenth Street
S. S
Annie Smith
Ella Street
Fentleman
Dickson's Place
Wood and
Fifth Avenue
Sys
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!