Chicago Defeats Pittsburg in Relieved League Game
The Chicago club again defeated Pittsburg 6 to 0 as Tener pitched for Pittsburg and King handled the locals. Darling and Hanlon scored for Chicago in the second inning, with a sequence of miscues helping the visitors. Pittsburg added a run in the ninth, but Chicago answered with a decisive lead and an attendance of 1,911 reported.
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Rational Sane
Bit Ate
Matt
Eas Boston
LIS
Boston
Dispatch
Carcaco
Chicago
Pittsburg
Tener
King
Long John
Chicagos
Darling
Hanlon
Batls
Duffy
O'Neill
Ryan
Kuehne
Farner Dell
Pfeffer
Real
Williamson Elton Sona
Fields
Ennens U
Pields
Wisner
Philadelphia Domination Over Boston with 19 to 2 Score
Philadelphia defeats Boston decisively in a home game with a 19 to 2 final. Attendance reported as 223. Scant readable lines indicate Philadelphia offense dominant and multiple players contributing, though many OCR errors obscure full names and context.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Bostrom
P.L
Cleveland Beats Buffalos In Players League Tilt
Cleveland defeats the Buffalos today in a Players' League game noted for strong hitting. Attendance reported at 68 with key plays including two-base hits by Browning and DeLevaty. Pitcher Fests credited with the loss as the crowd saw a close a.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
S. Cleveland
Buffalos
Hoy
Mack.c
Haddock, Poloz
le Rorteos Cessimereatsasse
Ciercland
Browning
Dalis
Deletanty
Stricker
H Twitebell
Wire
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Tetlite
Mack. i
Fests
McGil
Liedkyder
Pearce
Cleveland Sinks Pittsburg in Wild League Baseball Tilt
Cleveland toppled Pittsburg 13 to 0 after early bursts and steady pitching by Phillips. Beating, West, Virtue, La Roque, and Decker contributed multiple runs as Pittsburg struggled with errors and containment. The Cleveland lineup seized control from the fourth inning and never relinquished it.
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Cleveland
Clevelandites
Ohio
Mr. Phillips
Sod
Clevelands
Gret
Phillips
Gilks
the & McKean
Smakes
Virtue
West
Smalley
Hocker
Artner
Ava Decker
Pitteburg
Ellissarce
Spre
Ing.ures
Tne Couttents
New York and Philadelphia Battle in National League Tilt
Lively batting marked the New York versus Philadelphia game with 614 attendance. An injury in the fifth inning halted a key player as pitchers dominated and defense shaped a 5 to 3 Philadelphia win.
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New York
Cincinnati Reds Rally Past Chicago With Reilly Three-Bagger
In Cincinnati the Reds defeated Chicago 2 to 0 after a pitchers duel. Stein wobbled late but Reilly delivered a decisive three-base hit in the eighth. Smee Barat McPhee and Latham sparked the visitors with earlier singles as Cincinnati capitalized on a fielding error to seal the win. Attendance 1,125.
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Ciociopail
Chicago
L. Crechxsati
Cincinnatti
Smee Barat McPhee
Gooney.s
Latham
Carroll
Marr
Ascat
Hollidey
Hellly
DiGlensivins
Enishi
Keilly
Stra Latham
Glenalrin
Oan —Harrington
Suits Explain Transfer Dispute In Allegheny Club Case
President ONeil announces a suit over a payment scheme tied to transferred games from the Allegheny club. Notes were issued in installments based on attendance and gate receipts, with adjustments to keep each club within 10 percent of its share.
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O'Neil Mves
N. S
Allegheny
Indianapolis
Brush
Washington
Young
Pittsburg
Chi
Cincinna
Ean
Sene
Paladelphia
Siz
Centen
Oeconte
Ciaviz
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Clab
O'Neil
Nimick
Jimmy Gray Leaves East End for Pittsburg NL Call
Jimmy Gray, star second baseman of the East End Athletics, departs for a Pittsburg National League stint for two days. A teammate left the field midgame, forcing manager Hecker to telegram President ONeil for a replacement.
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Jimmy Gray
East End Athletics
Pittsburg
Hecker
O'Neil
Miller
Games Scheduled for Today National League Matchups
National League games include Pittsburg at Chicago, Cincinnati at Chicago, Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York. Puasa League features Brooklyn at New York, Pathesetnnia at Bowen, Boston, Buffalo at Cleveland. Association lists no games scheduled.
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Chicago
P. L
Pittsburg
Cleveland
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NK. E
Baffale
Tadeo
N. L
New York
Brooklyn
PF. L
X. L
Phila
Boston
Bester
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KN. L
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Puasa LeaGue
Pitsburg
Pathesetnnia
Buffalo
Association
Bridgeville and Mansfields Forfeit Notice
Bridgeville and Mansfields have left forfeits at this office for a game scheduled Tuesday August 18. The former team has also left a partial note regarding the postponement or adjustment of arrangements.
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Bridgeville
Bridgeville and
Mansfields
Bridgeville Baseball Forfeits for Upcoming Games
A forfeit of five dollars was posted to enable a game with Our Boys at Recreation Park, five on August 21 and fifteen a side. Bridgeville manager John Scott handled the deposit for J W Scotts and will be at the office on August 1. Another forfeit of five dollars was posted for a Bridgeville vs Acmes game at Bridgeville on August 23.
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Our Boys
Recreation Park
Bridgevilles
J. W. Scotts
Tr. M
Erery
Bridgevile Mansion Arte
Acmes
Bridgeville
Our Boys Triumph Over J. W. Scotts At Recreation Park
Our Boys defeated the J. W. Scotts 7 to 5 yesterday at Recreation Park. Diets pitched well for the Our Boys, who earned runs on timely hits and aggressive baserunning. Scott team posted a handful of hits and some defensive miscues, with Mitchell and Velter among the standouts for the Scotts.
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Our
Our Boys
J. W. Scotts
Recrestion Park
Prum Mary
Pfiscosgas
Scott
Mitchel Velter
Callshan
Callhan
D Smith
Cul
Mitchell
Colored Giants to Play Pittsburg at Pastime Park
Scott dales Aug 14. The Colored Giants of Pittsburg will meet the local team at Pastime Park this Saturday. Next Friday and Saturday the J. W. Scotts of Pitts will play here for 50 dollars a side. Both teams reputed strong, Exciting games anticipated.
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Scottdale
Colored Giants
Pittsburg
Pastime Park
J. W. Scotts
Pitts
Rochester Driving Park Grand Circuit Races Chronicle
At Rochester New York August 14 two fast events in 2:7 and 2:23 classes produced close finishes with J H Goldsmith guiding the winning horses in both races. Belle Hamlin raced against Hai Pointer with Pointer claiming victory in 2:15 through the afternoon program.
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Geldaimth
Rocngsize
N. Y
Rochester
J. H. Goldsmith
Belle Hamlin
Hai Pointer
Pointer
Wakes
Moon Stone Stuns Sternburg In Heavy Track Classic
Nicholasville racing shows Moon Stone a Sultan colt defeating the hitherto unbeaten Sternburg on a slow track. The program lists multiple heats with time notes and race details for a sequence of entries including Viola Atedium Fume and Bully Wilkes among others.
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Lextxetros
Nicholasville
Moonstone
Sultan
Sternburg
Clenden
Aftterton
Robert Mansell Bik
Bully Wilkes
Monmouth Park Wieners Wieners MaxMourn Pain
Results of today's racing at Monmouth Park list multiple races with unclear horse names and placements. First race shows Volunteer, Kemplan Time, Jessica Tae Enroauarners as top contenders. subsequent races include Fan Fan colt, Adelina, My Fellow, Grimaldi, and Dawn with various placements and times.
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Monmouth Park Wieners
MaxMourn Pain
Furion
Exure
Volunteer
Kemplan
Jerica Tae En Roauarners
Chatham
Slu
Hoodlum
Tulle Gether
Earness Ma J
Adelina
My Fellow
Tristan
Grimald
Dawn
Lotion Een Baer Wood
Races Result at Saratoga August 14
Today's Saratoga results list winners and placements across seven races. Lady Pulsifer won the first race over Objection and Ocyvete, with times and runners noted. Monterey List was fastest in the second race, followed by Bertha Campbell and other runners. Allene Allen placed second in the third race with Miss Bennett third. Lavinia Belle won the fourth race with Los Angeles second and Floodtide third. Dyer won the seventh race with Corticelli second and Satisfaction third.
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Saratoga
Lady Pulsifer
Objection
Ocyvete
Monterey
Bertha Campbell
Allene Allen
Miss Bennett
Lavinia Belle Iret
Los Angeles
Floodtide
Dyer
Satisfaction
Duke of Beaufort’s Filly Wins Berkshire Plate at Windsor
At Windsor today the Berkshire plate for two year olds over five furlongs and 120 yards was won by Duke of Beaufort's filly Simon. Otta, Mr. Low's colt Gene Coon, finished second and Eophony third.
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Lowpow
Windsor
Duke of Beaufort
Simon
Otta
Mr. Low
Gene Coon
Eophony
McKeesport Cyclists Prepare for Niagara Falls Trip
McKeesport Bicycle Club members Caughey Hurst Yester and Smith with Fred Speer of Brownsville plan a 7 PM Saturday departure from Pittsburg to Niagara Falls via Decor and New Castle, aiming to record the journey by rail or road and return afterward. The group is noted as among the best in the local cycling scene.
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Mcksesport
R. C. Caughey
Harry Hurst
Henry Yester
Fred Smith
McKeesport
MacClelland and Priddy to Meet at Labor Day Race
Caledonian games manager Eather Kerr announces a five mile race at Recreation Park on Labor Day with a $200 purse. Pete Priddy and EC McClelland are signed to run. Kerr wired Pete Connor, who has not replied, while Connor plans a Boston race on that date.
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Eather Kerr
Recreation Park
Pete Priddy
EC. McClelland
Mr. Kerr
Pete Connor
Connor
Boston
Pete Priddy Returns From East With Noted Wins
Pete Priddy arrived home from the East after a very successful run in multiple races. He plans to train for fall events and aims to come back a stronger winner than on his previous trip.
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Pete Priddy
Bitter rivalry fuels New York Brooklyns clash and scorers
The piece notes strong pitching and batting leaders in the league with Lews topping batting at .342 and Darling close behind. Burkett and Nock star in fielding and hits while Marv Phillips joins Columbus in a contract holdout. Larkin eyes a Yankees move as Cleveland’s Mutrie contemplates new signings amid attendance miscounts at local games.
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Paul Hixes
Pittbour
Aefaun
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Lews
Darling
Aes
Firsteen
Mutrie
Larkin
Cleveland Brotherhood
New York
New York Sun
Bassel Peetedted Com Sa
Brotherhood
Woman Arrested on Warrant Over Water Throw Incident
Annie Bradly of 136 Forbes Street was arrested by Officer Rosenblatt on a warrant for allegedly calling Park Murray names and dashing a cloth of water in his face. She was locked at the Eleventh Ward station and will be arraigned in the morning.
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Annie Bradly
Forbes Street
Rosenblatt
Park Murry
Old Soldiers Feted Veazey's Growing Popularity
Boston hosts a grand encampment while Colonel Veasey emerges as a favored new commander. Banquets and entertainments mark the National Encampment with numerous visits from posts and a major pension bill praised for liberal provisions for war survivors.
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Dispatch
Boston
Veasey
Fasr
Woman’s Relief Corps
Loyal Women Wanted Resolutions Adopted by Relief Corps
Boston August 14. The Woman's Relief Corps elected officers and disposed of routine business. Membership listed at 102,522 with relief funds totaling 94,335 and relief expenditures since 1883 at 248,929. Resolutions prohibit alignment with opposing bodies and bar their members from eligibility. Mrs Mary S. McHenry of Iowa named National President. Mrs Elizabeth A. Turner of Massachusetts named Senior Vice President. Past presidents Barker and Sherwood presented to General Sherman, who will attend encampment at Tremont Temple starting tomorrow night.
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Boston
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary 8. McHenry
Iowa
Elizabeth A. Turner
Massachusetts
B. Florence Barker
Kate B. Sherwood
General Sherman
Tremont Temple
Gerard Army Ladies Elect Next Year Officers
At the second day of the annual Grand Army Ladies convention in Bostrow on August 14 reports from eight state departments were read. New officers chosen include President Mrs Catharines E Herst Louisville Senior Vice President Mrs Julia M Johnson Altoona Pa Junior Vice President Mrs Mary C Smith New York Treasurer Mrs Anna E Grubb Camden N J Chaplain Sarah A Metcalf San Francisco National Councilor Frances N Wood Topeka with Anns D Motley of Louisville named Secretary for the ensuing year.
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Anna E. Grubb
Camden
N.J
Sarah A. Metcalf
San Francisco
Frances N. Wood
Topeka
Anns D. Motley
Louisville
Explosion at South Carolina Sawmill Kills Four
News from Newnesey reports a boiler explosion at a country sawmill 12 miles west of Newberry. Four men died, three colored and one white, with several others seriously injured. pump and engine were in use and a boy survivor described the scene.
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Newnesey
D. C
Newberry
W. M. Dorron
Pickens FP
Matthews
Carey
Davis
Thomas Ellison
William Chambers
Milton Rabb
Wait Davis
Young
Ellison
Frontiers Brace for Big Fight as Armies Mobilize
A letter from Jutiapa reports 4 artillery pieces and Guatemalan troops massing on the frontier with 11 000 in the advance guard, 4 000 in reserve, and 6 000 in Guatemala City. San Salvador and Honduras deploy 5 000 and 10 000 respectively. Ezeta’s forces drive back Guatemalan relief, arming a dramatic campaign toward Guatemala City.
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Orry
Mexico
Jutiapa
Guatemala City
Honduras
San Salvador
Vallamcencia
Liberal Party of
Blue Rock
Galan
Chiogo
Guatemala
Salvador
Ezeta
Contepeque
Cayetzano
B. Emile
Emile
Ork
Whisky Men’s Loss in Louisville Fire Destroys Distillery
Fire at the Kentucky Distilling Company warehouse on Storey Avenue in Louisville spread to the Great Western Park House and the old Kentucky Woolen Mills. Twelve whisky firms totaling about 1.12 million gallons of whisky were destroyed with an estimated loss near 2 million dollars, plus unpaid government taxes of about 981 thousand dollars. Insurance is roughly 700 thousand dollars.
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Louisville
Kentucky Distilling Company
Storey Avenue
Frankfort
Great Western
Pork Packing Establishment
Coorad & Seiler
Pork Packing Company
Julius Barkhouse
Max Hofheimer & Co
Lehman & Sons
J. M. Miller & Co
Bernheim Distilling Company
Buck, Frank & Co
Kentuck Blue Grass Distilling Company
J. C. Marks & Co
Phn
Leper Bound for Pittsburg Seeks Aid in City
An unidentified man with leprosy, claiming ties to Pittsburg, was seen by Officer Lautz in Youngstown on August 14. The officer, who has encountered leprosy in California, confirmed the diagnosis after inspecting the man. The man vanished after being directed to Township Trustees for aid and refused to disclose his name or relatives.
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Younstown
Lautz
California
Pittsburg
West
Minor Police Matters Recap From Yesterday’s Rounds
A five year old, 16 hand horse was stolen from Thomas A. Noles on Brownsville road Tuesday evening. Albert Wilkinson, a colored man, was arrested by Officer Beckett for causing a fight on Fulton street near Center Avenue. Police sought Andreas Kershstein, a young man accused of stealing 550 dollars from Jacob Smith. Jona S Hall, a colored man, was sent to the workhouse by Mayor Wyman for loafing at Allegheny Market House. J. E. McCann was arrested for disturbance around the Pittsburg and Birmingham Traction offices. Detective Steele arrested two 1 year old boys, Joseph Morowsky and Philip Watchorne, alleged to be thefts from Harrison’s toy store on F Street. A brick strike near Thirty‑third street injured a man near his nose. Channel Roth was jailed for malicious mischief and disorderly conduct following a suit by Stephen Smith after an assault accusation. Frank Hand and James Kellom were caught robbing a man near Union depot. suspect Cornelius McCarthey of Dayton, Ohio was found drunk at Central station.
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Thomas A. Noles
Brownsville Road
Albert Wilkinson
Beckett
Fulton Street
Pear Center Avenus
Andreas Kershstein
Pols
Jacob Smith
Field
Jona S Hall
Allegheny Market House
Wyman
J. E. McCan
Twenty-eighth Ward
Pittsburg and
Birmingham Traction
Bteele
Joseph Morowsky
Philip Watchorne
Harrison
F Street
Alleheny
Thomas Patterson
Thirty-third
Chanel Roth
Longenbacher
Bainbager
Princes of Wales Start for Hamburg Amid Telegram Briefs
Italian named Retlliato was killed on the track near Coshocton last night. A tramp assaulted Miss Annie T near Dresden. C. E. W. Fansworth, a crook, is jailed at Bellaire charged with shooting an ex and threatening a merchant's THR year old son. A person was fatally burned playing with a candle.
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Hamburg
Retlliato
Coshocton
Ao Tramp
Mise Annie T
Dresden
C. E. W. Fanssworth
Bellaire
Henry Meyer
Bia
Powderly and Board Seek Arbitration In New York
The General Executive Board travels to New York to demand arbitration over the New York Central and Hudson River strike. Reports detail West Albany freight disruptions, derailed cars, and workers signing contracts with the Central that led to refusals. Sheriff Tappan asks for State troops, but officials report quiet conditions with no anticipated disturbance.
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New York
Sheriff Tappan
Rensselaer County
Porter
East Albany
Central Road
McEwen
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
City
Terre Haute
Iod
Hollenden
Pennsylvania and Ohio
Detroit
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Hudson River
Riot on Colwell Street Leaves Mob About 40
Residents of Logan and Colwell streets woke at 1 am to a free fight as a mob gathered about 40 people. Officer Terry arrived after a brick was thrown at him and arrested Joseph McVicar. crowd dispersed only after a second officer appeared. Local residents blame lack of police protection for nightly disturbances.
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Logan
Colwell
Esch
Terry
Joseph McVicar
Eleventh Ward
Chicago Molders Threaten Big Strike Over Rejected Patterns
Chicago iron molders threaten a large strike if required to make patterns for San Francisco orders. A North Side firm nearly triggered the walkout by receiving and casting a pan for a quart mill. Secretary Healy of the Trades and Labor Assembly cites union strength and scarce skilled workers as reasons to resist further orders.
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Curcaco
Chicago
San Francisco
Healy
Trades and Labor Assembly
Molders’ Union
Gas-Filled Ground Sparks Townwide Fears After Explosion
Residents of Shelbyville fear widespread disaster as natural gas pockets spread beneath the limestone and soil. Reports describe gas escaping from wells, soil lighting with matches, and potential need to abandon homes as fissures refill with water and gas vents continue.
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Shelbyville
Smithereens
Wakefield Finishes Poor Farm Surveys and Faces Stewart Farm Delays
Assistant City Engineer W S Wakefield completed surveys of the old Poor Farm property yesterday but lacks time for calculations to size the property against the sale article. He will begin surveying the Stewart farm for ten days. City Attorney Moreland says Mayor Gourley may or may not sign the deed, risking the purchase.
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W. S. Wakefield
Wakefield
Stewart Farm
Moreland
Gourley
Carpenters in Chicago Set September 1 Strike
The Carpenters' Council of Chicago met last night and ordered all city carpenters to strike on September 1 over non fulfillment of wage agreement with the Boss Carpenters' Builders' Association.
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CurTence
Carpenters’ Council
Boss Carpen- Builders’ Association
Receiver seeks $5000 loan to finish Squirrel Hill Railway
William J. Fawcett as receiver for the Squirrel Hill Railway asks the Court for permission to borrow $5,000 to complete construction. Judge Magee grants the petition allowing the loan and receiver's certificates as a first lien on the road. Work to be finished by August.
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William J. Fawcett
Squirrel Hill Railway Company
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