Weather Summary Reflects Shifting Pressures Across Regions
The barometer trends lower east of the Rockies with pressure rising over the Gulf of St Lawrence and the Dakotas. Three light storms are seen north of the lakes and St Lawrence, in the Lower Missouri Valley, and in Western Saskatchewan. Temperatures fall in the Middle Atlantic, New England, Middle Rocky Mountains, and Dakota, rise in the Middle Mississippi Valley and Western Lake Superior. Rain spans the lake regions and parts of New England with light showers in the Middle Missouri Valley. unsettled weather and showers expected in the Lower Lake region and New England Saturday and likely in the Upper Mississippi Valley.
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Rocky Mountains
Lower
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Dakotas
Nebraska
Colorado
Lake Regions
St. Lawrence
Missouri Valley
Saskatchewan
Middle Atlantic
New England
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Lake Superior
Misalasippi
Burn's Efforts to Sow Discontent Among Local Players
In Exposition Park preview Cleveland’s Spiders visit as leaders in pennant chase. Buckenberger contemplates Esposer Ehret on mound as Pirssens and Donovan headline lineup. Sluegers return home in good form though Baldwin rests, Farrell praised amid management tensions.
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Burns
Exposition Park
Cleveland
Cleveland Fellows
Forest City
Buckenberger
Esperor Ehret
Pirrssens
Donovan
J. Childs
Miller
C. Burkett
L Smith
Davis
Kelly
M. McKean
Beckley
L Virtue
Shugart
S. MacAbeer
M. Farrell
O'Connor
R. Bierbauer
Baldwin
Mark
Canada
Chi
Farrell
Pittsburg
Orioles Rally For 85-Run Victory In Rainy Day Showdown
New York reports a soggy afternoon as the Orioles delivered a dominant batting performance, clinching an 85 run win despite rainy conditions. Attendance figures were not provided.
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New York
Orioles
Boston Defeats Brooklyn in 18 innings 2-0
In New York on August five Boston beat Brooklyn 2 to 0 after 18 innings with attendance at 2287. Key players included Kelly and Daly for Boston and Haddock for Brooklyn. The long extra inning game featured scoreless regulation before Boston broke through late.
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Brooklyn
New York
Repa MetCarthy
Dofr
Long
Helly
Wash
Tucker, L
Stivella
Quinn
Nichols, P
Booten
Oonog
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T. Daly
C. Dally
Eae
OB Haddock
H Éshite
Kelly
Ware
League Schedule Pairings Noted for Today
To Day s League Schedule lists Cleveland at Pittsburg Louisville at St Louis Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at Baltimore New York at Philadelphia Washington at Philadelphia.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Louisville
Cincinnati
Der Boss Manager Talus Sadly and About Relessing Jimmy Galvis
Talus, after the Browns trip, complains of biased umpires and bad luck. He recalls telegraphing Nick Young and warns of Snyder's umpiring. He released Galvin and Pinkney, names lineup shifts, and pursues Buck Ewing and Tony Mallane while stressing spending for better players.
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Talus
Jimmy Galvis
St. Louis Browns
von der Abe
Captain Gore
Cleveland
Nick Young
Snyder
Galvin
Pinkney
Crooks
Brodie
Carothers
Hawke
Buck Ewing
Tony Mallane
Cincinnati
Local Firms Mentioned in Scranton Ads and Notices
A fragment from a Scranton page lists Ree eat tee sarenoc 0900 and references firms including Potts Mays and Co Cote and Sirs Batteries Fee and Galligher, with partial entries suggesting local business notices or classified items. The text is incomplete but preserves firm names and scattered numbers.
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Ind Potts, Mays and Co Cote
Scranton
Sirs
Fee and
Galligher
Smith and
Wilkinsburg A A Notes Clash With Eclipse Club at Park
Wilkinsburg A A aims to follow up past county league protests by hosting Eclipse Club of East Liverpool at Athletic Park Wilkinsburg this afternoon. Battery for Wilkinsburg is McEl and Cargo, Eclipse counters with Mercer and Weetlake. Manager Swift plans a doubleheader on the 18th with the Tarentoms opening at 2 30 and East End Gyms at 4 15.
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Wilkinsburg Athletic Association
Eclipse Club
East Liverpool
Eclipse
Athletic Park
Wilkinsboro
McEl
Cargo
Battery
Mercer
Weetlake
Swift
Tarentoms
East End
Wilkinsburo Eclipse Rally Past East Liverroot In Ninth
East Liverroot August fifth special reports a grand kicking match as Wilkinsburo Eclipse and East Liverroot exchange blows. Coyle and Mitchell power eight runs in the ninth while Daniels Westlake and Donnaghy feature for the visitors. Final line shows Eclipse secure victory with a four run margin.
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East Liverroot
Wilkinsburo
Donnaghy
Coyle
Our Boys Beat Butler Club In 18 Inning Bout
The Our Boys of Pittsburg edged the Butler club after 18 innings by a 5 to 3 score. Butler tallied 8 hits while Our Boys earned 2 earned runs. Batteries: Our Boys Cowan and Bryce versus Butler Stevick and Miles.
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Borien
Our Boys
Pittsburg
Butler Club
Butler
Cowan
Bryce
Stevick
Miles
Bellefonte blank Bellefontes win 9–0 to lead league
In Bellefoste Pennsylvania on August 5 a championship game between the Phillipsburgs and Bellefontes ended 9 to 0 in favor of the Bellefontes. The victory places Bellefonte atop the Mountain League standings.
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Bellefoste
Phillipsburgs
Bellefontes
Bellefonte
Parker Greys Rout Seiberts 10 to 0 On Home Ground
Parker Greys defeated Seiberts of Pittsburg a second time today on the former grounds by ten to zero. Batteries were Parker Fidler Bell and Stein against Seiberts Dunn and Northwang. Game played in Parxas Pennsylvania on August fifth.
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Parxas
Parker Greys
Seiberts
Pittsburg
Parker
Fidler
Bell
Stein
Dunn
Northwang
East End Gyms to play ringers at Gym Park against Sewickleys
The East End Gyms will field a lineup at Gym Park against the Sewickleys with Westlake or Haller catching Rinehart Doyle at short F Barr at first Jay at second Caro at third D Barr in left Steen at center Co Addy in right field.
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East End
Sewickleys
Westlake
Haller
Rinehart
Ae Doyle
F.barr
Jay
Caro
D. Barr
Steen
Addy
Brookville Team Wins After Visiting Opponent
Clanion and the Brookville squad visited today and returned home victorious with the final score recorded as a win for Brookville. The home team batteries were Hronert and Quinn, while Brookville’s duo Startzell and Duncan starred on the visiting side.
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Clanion
Brookville
Hronert
Quinn
Startzell
Duncan
Slugger showdown as leaders face tough test
The incoherent scrawl references baseball teams and players, noting New York as a team relying on two pitchers and mentioning Gotham players like Dowse and Weaver. It cites Chapmans beating the M. Dicksons and a Cleveland lead with Clarkson, plus other hazy items about pitchers Cowan and Seanean.
Sullivan 18 All Right Despite Rumors Of Injury
Rumors that Sullivan has broken his leg or fallen from training are denied. He remains under close surveillance by several men, with no discipline breaches possible. A Bridgeport scouts the scene, noting a tall young woman’s attempt to tramp with him, then a storm, and Sullivan counting pounds toward a lighter condition for a forthcoming match.
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Canor Peace Inx
Sullivan
Phil Casey
James Robinson
Manhattan Athletic Club
Casey
Livan
Jack Ashton
Pere
The Keystone Road Race To-Day
The Keystone's 15 mile road race starts at 4 PM with good but uneven roads. Secretary McGown reported gutters dug and gravel strewn at Economy and Leetsdale, slowing riders. Many will ride from Sewickley to Hayesville. spectators travel on the 2:15 train and return after 5 PM hoping for fair weather and a large crowd.
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Keystone
McGown
Leetsdale
Sewickley
Hayesville
Aayesville
Pict and Schaefer win carom match at Vignaux academy
In Pants on August 5 Pict defeats Schaefer 15 points up in a three cushion game after Schaefer scored 2. Later Schaefer and Carter lose a balk line match to Garnier and Piot with totals 174 to 266. The Dispatch previews Negro superstitions as a Northern girl explores Alabama’s black belt.
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Vignaux
Pict
Schaefer
Schaeffer
Carter
Garnier
Piot
Alabama
Dispatch
Local News in Brief Summary Headlines
The Eighteenth Regiment and duty at Homestead will be paid to it. Maron Govkrier will speak at Idlewild Park Lutherans' picnic next Thursday. Mrs Anwy Wattner sues Annie Scott for 5000 dollars over slander. Citizens' Traction Relief Association to picnic at Silver Lake Grove on Wednesday. Thomas Andreson of Singer Nimick & Co. mill had his hand crushed. Cuantes Kazi hurt by a large cast at Black and Steel Works. Baptist reunion planned at Idlewild on Thursday, August % with an exciting program. A police dog belonging to Edward Zink shot by Olver Mackey. dog bit several children. Carl Davis, injured at Liberty street fire, resumes duty with No. M engine company. Union Republican Club (colored) paraded city streets with Prof. Alamond Harry Werrs leading. A 9-year-old named Harry Werrs fell from Saw Mill Run trestle with internal injuries. Mrs. T. C. Swattow seeks Department of Public Charities aid. husband deserted, no local friends. Hinam Travel of Cleveland announces Hebrew news in Pittsburgh starting September 1. People’s Party of Allegheny County operates from Curry Universality Building, room 4, to launch campaign.
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Homestead
Maron Govkrier
Idlewild Park
Anwy Wattner
Annie Scott
Citizens' Traction Relief Association
Silver Lake Grove
Thomas Andreson
Singer, Nimick & Co
Cuantes Kazi
Black and Steel
Idlewild
Feeroctors
Edward Zink
Olver Mackey
Carlas Evan Davis
Liberty Street
No. M Engine Company
Tar Union Republican Club
Colored
Aeek
Alamond Harry Werrs
Main Street
Wabash Avenue
T. C. Swattow
Department of Public Charities
Hinam
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Caves of the world explored by Martel in The Dispatch
Martel previews global cave systems in tomorrow edition of The Dispatch, detailing cave geology, cave tourism, and exploration highlights.
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Martel
Waterrond and surrounding brief gas strike noted at depth 750 feet
TEI-STATE BREVITIES reports a strong gas flow struck at 750 feet in Waterrond Erie county marking new territory. Other items cover and list multiple local incidents across towns, including accidents, arrests, lawsuits, and events with little detail on outcomes.
Buffalo Harness Meet Delivers Record Breaking Racing
Buffalo crowds witness a record setting harness meet with 15,000 on hand and every heat under 2:20. Robert J and Flying Jib shine in top races as 2:27 pace marks and 2:11 first heat thrill. Weather clears track then rain threatens finale. Belle Wara and Virginia Evans among winners amid fast heats and heavy wagering.
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BufFaLo
Vitello
Hubert
Virginia Evans
Robert J
Hal Pointer
Allen Lowe
Jib
Geers
Nightingale
Addie L
Belle Wara
Cincinnati trotting meeting billed as greatest ever
E. R. B. Lowery, a pool seer formerly of the city, predicts the Cincinnati race meeting of four hundred e. tries will be the greatest trotting meeting held there. He has purchased 10 season tickets for his patrons.
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E. RB. Lowery
Cincinnati
E. Tries
Brighton Beach Races End Quiet, Poor Card Noted
End invites all of his Pittsburgh friends to attend the races. BRIGHTON BEACH RACES report a dismal day with no favorites winning. Prince Peyton, 6 to 1, won the opening sprint. Gloriana failed as 9 to 5 favorite. Zampost struggled. Adalgesa won the second by a head over Trondaway. Lyrist faltered. Wilson Taylor edged Bergen’s horse by a short head. Lizzie, the 6 to 7 favorite, won the fifth by a length. Podiza placed third as favorite faded. McIntosh upset six straight favorites as Fidele finished third. Time results for each race given.
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Brighton Beach
Gloucester
Prince Peyton
Gloriana
Zampost
Adalgesa
Trondaway
Bergen
Wilson Taylor
Reynolds
Willie L
Lizzie
Rear Guard
McIntosh
Rings
Fidele
Rothy Vernon
Neste
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Ete Certs Ik
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Foe
Wwreek
Furionga
Mackintosh
Hoey
Even
Public Benefit: Paddler Hagan Seeks Cure for Chronic Head Aches
Mr Hagan a Clinton mills worker living on Clinton row West Carson street Southside describes long headaches from repeated work exposure he says worsened with neuralgic pains and congestion. Doctors Copeland Hall and Byers explained catarrhal inflammation from neglect and offered a months long treatment plan.
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Clinton Mills
Mr. Hagan
Clinton Row
West Carson Street
Southside
Loften
Hagan
Copeland
Hall and Byers
Mr. Sanders
Fred Lyons
Westinghouse Machine Company
Mr. Lyons
Drs. Copeland
Hall
Dra. Copeland, Hall & Byers
Allerton to Race After Light Injuries
Des Moines race updates say Allerton suffered only a slight spinal strain and will start in the Davenport event with Delmarch at the August meeting, according to Davenport dispatches to Des Moines officers.
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Allerton
Dus Morsts
Des Moines
Davenport
Delmarch
Pittsburg Football Club meeting and upcoming shoots
Misc notes report an important Pittsburg Association Football Club meeting at George Tann's Alls in the evening. The Tiffin Ohio Gun Club plans a shooting tournament on September 6 and 7 with expected large attendance and fine state grounds noted.
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Pittsburg Ass
George Tann
Tiffin
E. Corrigan
Overton
Ward Brothers
Cornw
Saratoga
Hank Ward
Ellie Ward
University of Pennsylvania
Gil Ward
Josh Ward
Dan
Manhattan Athletic Club
Abell
Sarat
Ward Police Roundup and Local Court Actions
Reported incidents show suspects in the Twenty-eighth ward station as suspicious persons. Multiple assault and battery charges before Alderman Toole, including Grance LichtxHELP and Janzs E. Paant. Liquor sale charges against Braxces McCurry and a trunk found on Forty-third Street. Arrests and hearings for robbery suspicions, railroad train trespass cases, false pretenses, and larceny by bailee. Proceedings also concern Mrs. Sullivan and Edward Stubgen over disputed rent. Local cases list arrests, bail Fixes, and hearings scheduled for Monday or Tuesday.
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Riczarps
Robert Hughes
Joax J. Lewis
J. Bashfield
Alderman Toole
Grance Lichtixhelp
Braxces McCurry
Third Avenue
Toole
Peter Carr
Ford
Forty-third Street
Seventeenth Wari
Janzs E. Paant
R. D. Chester
Chester
Market Street
Edward Ricsards
Twenty
Hagerling
Pittsburg
Virginia
Dennis Creghan
Thomas O'Donnell
Loughrey
Constasie Markey
Alderman McNterney
Bridget Hemzstaffer
Timothy Gormon
Gormon
Anna Sullivan
Alderman McPike
Edward Stubgen
Sanam Potts
Collins Avenue
East End
Warner
Laura Jefferson
Phills
Mrs. Jefferson
People Coming and Going at Local Hotels
Seemingly many travelers and locals were noted at Pittsburgh hotels. William A. Carr of Union Trust left for New York and a coast trip. Mrs. John D. Tucker and Mrs. Thomas Strickler headed to Kansas City Denver Santa Fe for six weeks. Guests included Dr. B. F. Wastheitien A. W. Potter, John Cunningham, W. H. Davis O. A. Evans, H. W. Breckenridge, J. E. Long J. & J. McConnell H. Coe M. W. Smith among others visiting from various towns.
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Union Trust Company
New York City
Norrgansett Pier
Seaport
John D. Tucker
Pee
Thomas Strickler
East End
Kansas City
Denver
Santa Fe
St. Roberts
Boyd Crummler
W. H. Davis
O. A. Evans
Washington
Anderson Hotel
H. W. Breckenridge
Wellsville
Duquesne
J. E. Long
New Castle
Anderson
J. &. J. McConnell
Lancaster
H. BR. Coe
Allentown
Seventh Avenues
M. W. Smith
Altoona
St. James
Body of infant found in cigar box near sewer mouth
At noon yesterday boys playing near Thirty-third street found a baby’s body in a cigar box at the sewer mouth. Officer Thompson notified authorities and the body was removed. The infant was badly injured and lacerated. further details were not learned.
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Thirty-third Street
Nun Babe
Thompson
River News And Notes Specials Telegrams To The Diepatch
River news brief from Louisville reports cloudy weather and rising water with 2 feet 7 inches on the falls and 4 feet 1 inch in the canal. The John K Speed passed up while Morris left for Leavenworth. A rumor says the engine may return to Carrollton trade within two weeks amid freight listings for Cincinnati Utana wood Carrollton Big Kanawha Evville Carrie Mope Falls City Kentucky River.
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Eiver
John K
Morris
Leavenworth
Carrollton
Itures
Cincinnat
Utenawood
Big Kanawha
Evville
Carrie Mope
Kentucky River
Falls Cty
River conditions and departures in multiple locations
River reports show Evansville at 1 inch fall, Wheeling at 3 feet 7 inches and falling, Cincinnati river rising with fair and warm weather, and Memphi 15 at 14 feet 7 inches and cooler with clear skies. Departed Ben Hur, Parkersburg noted.
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Evansville
Wheeling
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
River traffic and dock updates along the Ohio river scene
River conditions show water three feet three inches below Davis Dam with the river falling. Multiple vessels pass Davis Dam locks. Cora and other boats tow large goods downriver. Dredge boats idle, repairs underway, and new excursion service planned between Glendale and Braddock aboard the Venice.
Fire Department Tests New Ladder Truck Aerial Track
Officials tested a new aerial track ladder truck yesterday afternoon on Montour War. It features a 65 foot extension raised from the center by two men and lowered by one. The truck includes Purpur ladders for wall scaling between windows, a Pittsburg novelty.
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Pittsburg
Electric cars to run on Birmingham Short Line by September
Electric cars are expected to operate on the Birmingham Short Line by September 15 as right of way across the tenth street bridge is secured and the bridge strengthened for the new line to pass over it.
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Birmingham
Tenth Street Bridge
Knife Wound Incident Near Washington Street
Timothy McCarthy, unacquainted with his assailant, lies wounded at Homeopathic Hospital after a knife attack on Washington Street Wednesday night. police investigate, suspect unknown assailant.
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Timothy McCarthy
Homeopathic Hospital
Washington Street
Pocketbook Lost on Forbes Avenue in Oakland
A pocketbook lost on Forbes Avenue in Oakland is believed to be with a Squirrel Hill carrier. It contains three city wa mod and Sam Tower. A reward is offered if returned to 6153 Forbeset, Oakland.
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Forbes At
Oakland
Squirrel Hill
Forbeset
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