Straightaway Rowing Race Between Teemer and Gaudaur
Articles signed for a four mile straightaway race on the McKeesport course set for September 33. Teemer of McKeeport and Gaudaur of St Louis to row on smooth water with water condition to be agreed by crew mates. stakes and referee rules to be decided by the National Amateur Oarsmen association.
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John A. St. John
Teemer
Gaudaur
St. Louis
St. John
McKeesport
Joan Teemer
McKeeport
G. Ganilathr
Osrewesn
Pittsivk
LisraTen
Kna Her Tse
Gan T Lo
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Devia
Local Team Returns Amid Hanlon’s Pleased Praise
The local ball club came home from Chicago in high spirits after six games, with manager Hanlon expressing great delight at the showing. Fields impressed with strong hitting and most players in fine form as the team eyes a strong finish. Two games for one admission are set for Morrow afternoon as Indianapolis foes are expected.
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Chicago
Hanlon
Indianapolis
Boyle Tech
Pringie Revises Hanson Comment On Club Play
In Pringie's review, he states Hanson’s management “had not everything” to do with the team’s improved play. The correction notes the proper phrasing to reflect the intended meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringie
Hanson
Princie
Pitchers Clashes and Team Scores Across Games
In New York the second game featured pitchers Bullington and Leaton while Keefe and Welch appeared elsewhere. Batting notes show Clarkson Keefe and others contributing across a string of matchups with mixed results 2-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sme
Galvin
Tener
AL Ee
Soston
Bumngton
Anderson
New York
New Yorks
Association Games Stun Big Scores and Arrests Reported
Louisville tops Columbus as Ehret dominates. Athletics edge Cowboys in a close game. St Louis defeats Baltimore while Brooklyn and Cinclosad face unspecified outcomes. Arrests noted for players Jersville Kr August with unclear details. Weather warm. crowds around 1,000 observed.
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Oulstille
Columbus
Infants
Ehret
Athletics
Cowboys
St. Louis
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Jersville
Louisville
Columuus
The
Rage
Widmer
Umbis
Edwin
Columbias
Bnie
Athletics versus Kan'scits Athletica second game report
A garbled recap lists Sacrifice hits for Shannon Hecker Wolf Carl Cook Johnston and stolen bases by Hoecker Sennett Balitwin. Pitchers Widner Green wood and others charged with outs as Kan's city and Athletics exchange runs. Time of game two hours with umpire iaffacy.
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Shannon
Hecker
Wolf
Carl
Cook
Johnston
Hoecker
Sennett Balitwin
Tesiner
Dally
Oi Widner
Widner
Rite
O' Connor
Iaffacy
Kallens Citys
Athletics
Llis
Harned
Kan
City S& 1 Athletics
Aene Hautiivon
A Larkin
Sinen Nealisem
Oo Kwett Weir
AL Larkins
Donbie ParesMeahee
Demas Larkin
Long
Stearn
Bates
Ee A
Hy Hates
Athletics win two from Cowboys in doubleheader
Kansas City notes the Athletics beating the Cowboys twice as Sowders dominates in the opener and Stovey hits a home run. Debutant pitcher Bates allows eight earned runs while Kansas City struggles with errors and weak timely hitting.
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Kansas City
Athletics
Cowboys
Sowders
Werthing
Kansas
Stovey
Bates
Browns Hammer Foreman In Lopsided Baseball Skirmish
The Browns routed Foreman early in the game, scoring seven of twelve runs by the third inning. Lineups feature Latham, McCarthy, Shindle, ONeill, Sommers, and Comiskey for the Browns, while Baltimore bats include ONeill, McCarthy, Shindle, Summer, and Tucker. Umpire Holland presided.
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Baltimores
St. Louis
Browns
Foreman
Easuing
Lavais Liséusaire Baltimores
St- ‘Louis
Battimores
O' Neill
McUarthy
Shinde
Summera Faller Tucker
Kotlusa
Tucker
Jet
Lion Base
MelcCarthy
Comiske
Robinson
Fuller
Comiskey
Holland
Mack
Pecker
Strick
King
Oreman
Police Arrests Overshadow Cincinnati Brooklyn Game
Cincinnati and Brooklyn clubs played at Hamilton before 6000 fans on Sunday under a state law ban. An 18-person group led by Chief dey was fined five dollars after disruption at the gate. several Reds players avoided the incident by leaving the field. Brooklyn moved on to Baltimore. Ferguson escaped arrest by blending with spectators.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Hamilton
Dayton
Queen City
Schmelz
McGunniele
Squire
Reds
Caruthers
Collins
Fouts
Byrne
Pinkney
Visner
McPhee
Heard
Keenan
Juan
Cornbill
Nichol
Foutz
Burns
Mullane
Halls
O'Brien
C Ters
Oo Lee
Hub
Carpenter
Wisner
Poe
Dey
Wuilding
Irk
Brooklyns
Baltimore
Bob Ferguson
Law and Order League of Hamiltn
Englishman Cartwright to race McClelland for one mile
Report notes strong backing for E C McClelland from this city in an hour race and a potential 91 0 side match if he defeats Nikirk in their mile race. Cartwright stands as the English challenger with the event drawing considerable attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright
McClelland
George Cartwright
Claty
Nikirk
Will Row Him Again
Gould the McKeesport rower challenged Charles Schell to row again for any amount after Schell claimed a weak wrist prevented victory. Gould sent the message to THE DrsPaTon office saying an answer will receive attention.
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DPD
Gould
McKeesport
Charles Schell
Cassatt Plans to Send The Hard to the Shed
New York reports veterinary Dr. Sheppard states that Mr. Cassatt has decided to send The Hard to the shed. The discussion centers on the horse’s future and possible training plans.
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New York
Trainer questions while rider urges retirement
Dr Sheppard noted the case is not as serious as Troubadour's and suggested training might resume, but Cas Batt does not want the great horse kept at the operation. The doctor said the tendon sheath in the rear foreleg is oned and there is no rupture.
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Sheppard
Troubadour
Cas- Batt
Baseball Schedules in Major Leagues by City Pairings
Listing of matchups across leagues shows Nattoral League games between Indianapolis and Pittsburg Chicago versus Cleveland Boston versus Philadelphia Washington versus New York. American Association includes Louisville at Cincinnati Kansas City at St. Louis. International League features Rochester at Buffalo Hamilton at London Detroit at Syracuse Toledo at Toronto.
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Nattoral League
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Chicagos
Cleveland
Bostons
Philadelphia
Washingtons
New York
American Association
Louisvilles
Cincinnati
Kansas Citys
St. Loui
International League
Rochesters
Buffalo
Hamiltons
London
Detroits
Syracuse
Toledos
Toronto
San Francisco
BaltiMore
Pittsboro
Omaha
Asa
Detroit
Denver
Columbus
Richmond
Sesserence
Indiana
Woos
Portland
Worth
Duluth
New Haven
Eensefield
Orcester
Galveston
Wichita
Lowell
Rapids
Les An
Des Moines
Senae Oor
Ure
Feeeeneneesees
Canton Recovers To Defeat Wheeling In Final Game
In Wheeling on August 23 Canton defeated Wheeling 11 to 4 in the last Tri-State League championship game of the season. Canton exploded for seven runs in the late innings to seal the victory.
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Wheeling
Canton
Spiritualists Hold Charter Seance and Picnic Plans
The Pittsburg Society of Spiritualists on Sixth Street celebrated obtaining its charter as a legal organization. Mr and Mrs G W Kates of Philadelphia spoke to the audience and conducted tests with spirits including Mary and Sarah Jamison. A warning to William Jamison in Allegheny was delivered to avoid a potential accident, followed by notice of a coming picnic for members next Thursday.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Society
Kates
Mary
William Jamison
Hiw
Great Church Festival Marks St Philomena’s Semi-Century
St Philomena’s Church on Fourteenth Street plans a grand semi centenary festival next October. The schedule opens October 3 with a solemn Pontifical High Mass led by Bishop Phelan. Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ryan are invited to participate alongside former rectors and priests. A unique Staern in D mass with Magnificat will be performed, never before in the city, highlighted by lavish fireworks.
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St. Philomena’s
Fourteenth Street
Phelan
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Archbishop Ryan
Staern
Pittsburg G A R Contingent Escorts Encampment Delegates
Post 128 G A R from Pittsburg led special escort duty for the National G A R Encampment opening in Milwaukee. About 600 Pittsburg members, plus comrades from other posts, will escort department officers and delegates to hotels. They camp at Ninth and Grand streets. Delegates from Philadelphia Jersey City and other Eastern points passed through the city.
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G. A. RE
Milwaukee
Fort Wayne Road
Department
Ninth
Grand Streets
Pittsburg
G. A. BR
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Milk Wagon Driver Arrested After Child Hit On Warren Street
Yesterday a milk wagon driven by Frank Otto struck five year old J W Taylor on Warren street Allegheny near the home. The boy was knocked unconscious but suffered only a scalp abrasion. Otto was arrested and bailed by his employer dairy man Linkley at the Allegheny lockup.
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Frank Otto
J. W. Taylor
Warren Street
Allegheny
Taylor
Linkley
St Catherine's Catholic Church to be erected at Chartiersborough
A new Catholic church named St Catherine's will be built on grounds purchased by the Diocesan Trustees in Chartiersborough. The cornerstone will be laid by Bishop Phelan on Sunday September 8 with Rev Morgan Sheedy to preach. The church site spans more than an acre.
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Chartiersborough
St. Catherine's
Phelan
Morgan Sheedy
Pete Conways Case and Giants Quiet in Boston
The Dispatch special from Boston New York and Washington notes Pete Conway and Sutcliffe cases dominate baseball talk. Giants struggle in Boston while Mutrie seeks money and a title shot Pittsburgh and Cleveland rivalries influence the season and attendance.
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The
Dispatch
Boston
New York
Washington
Brotherhood
Conway
Sutcliffe
Paul Hines
Giants Struggle Dims Hope for World Title
Special correspondence reports the New York Giants poor showing after a Western swing. Defeats to Bean Eaters and rough play leave Keefe and Welch unable to hit, while pitchers fail to hold opponents. Brooklyn also falters, threatening the lead as teams chase the world championship.
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Dispatch
New York
Bestor
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Bostons
New Yorks
Keefe
Welch
Boston
Ewing
Mutrie
Waite
Primiee
Clarkson
Bourne
New York City
Brooklyn
von der Abe
Mer
J. H. My
Plans For Next Season With Hoosiers
Indianapolis report outlines Hoosiers plans for 1890 season with manager Glasscock. Possible new first baseman, evaluation of Hines and Sullivan, Andrews guaranteed in field, McGeachy praised as elite outfielder. Rusie returns from Burlington to join Getzoin and Boyle. Cleveland and Cincinnati interest in post season series. 12 game schedule proposed.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Glasscock
Srush
Brush
Andrews
Hoosiers
Martin Sullivan
Hines
Sullivan
Fao Sa
Glasscock Ia
Mc- Geachy
Seery
Rusie
Burlington
Getzoin
Boyle
Cleveland
League
Loftus
Haa
Ba Achat Pem Bachy
Peesas
Cincinnati
Columbus
OVENS
Senators plan homecoming as pennant race stalls
Washington reports the Senators expect a cordial reception on their return. The team has not improved in the pennant standings or played winning ball, but has raised fan expectations for next season by keeping the current lineup and avoiding midseason experiments.
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Washington
Senators
Keefe
Forson
Weoaty
Nh Carnes
Promising youngster shines in latest baseball week
Promising youngster shows big base hits and sacrifices each game while veteran players face time's ravages. Nick Young backs a trial for Paul with a Chicago stint, and debate grows over a double umpire system amid league costs and club consent. Negotiations continue for the Senators home at Van Ness Park with Hewitt optimistic.
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al Hines
Indianapolis
Paul
Paul Tuts
Sean Ace Ae
Nick Young
Chicago
Young
Mag- Wales
Messrs McQuaid
Knight
Beld
Senators
van Ness Park
Hewitt
KR. M. Larner
Veterans head to Milwaukee for reunion by special train
About 30 members of Post 41 G A R and 20 members of Post 88 in uniform left yesterday by the Pittsburg and Western Railway in a decorated special car. Other veterans rode in the Chicago through car. The party will reach Milwaukee at 10 15 p m today.
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Post 41
Post 88
Milwaukee
Pittsburg and Western Railway
Chicago
Man Injured When Thrown From Buggy On Washington Ave
Frank Mesmer was injured after his horse unseated him on Washington Avenue Allegheny yesterday afternoon. He sustained head bruises but no serious injuries and was moved home in patrol wagon No 2. Alexander Hardy of Atwood Oakland was thrown from his carriage on Forbes Street when a tree broke and frightened the horse, causing bruises to the body and head. The horse was captured nearby.
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Frank Mesmer
Washington Avenue
Allegheny
Mesmer
Eleventh Ward
Alexander Hardy
Atwood Oakland
Forbes Street
Mr. Hardy
Western University opens September 5 in new buildings
The winter term begins September 5 with a strengthened faculty in classics and sciences. Engineering courses will be thorough. The Western University offers unprecedented inducements for young men, asserting superiority over other state institutions. Also advertised are blanket sales from Jos. Horne Co. and Jos. Horge & Co. Penn Avenue stores.
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Jos. Horner & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos. Horne & Co
Booth & Fox
Belfast
Ireland
Eider Down
Quailta
Jos, Horror , Co
Cee
Western University
Tate
Eider
Coods
Jos. Horge & Co
A Woman's Revenge in Swatara Gap Courtroom
In Swatara Gap Pa August 25 a dramatic cowhiding occurred at Sandstone Spring school when Allie Zuber married to Harry Marsteller punished Ben Hade with a blacksnake whip. The hearing before Squire Armand Kline led to further testimony about a gipsy fortune teller and a scheme to entrap Allie.
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Swatara Gap
Pennsylvania
Sandstone Spring School
Allie Zuber
Harry Marsteller
Blue Mountain
Marsteller
Alice Zuber
Ben Hade
Hade
Allce Zuber
Henry Stroll
Mary Luce
Stroll
Armand Kline
Aliie Zuber
Squire Kline
Gipsy
Gypsy Quarrel Ends in Divorce Plot Debunked
A court hearing reveals a scheme by Marsteller to obtain grounds for divorce through a gipsy plan to sway a young woman. Ben Hade admits involvement and claims the gypsy’s role betrayed him. The woman is discharged as she leaves with her father. Marsteller remains missing.
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Icker
Ben Hade
Hade
Allie
Hate
Squire
Marsteller
River Weather Bulletins From Rivers and Towns
River reports from Warren Brownsville and Morgantown note river stages around one foot stationary four feet rising and six inches with clear weather. Thermometer readings show warm conditions around 84 degrees in the afternoon and 8P M readings.
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Waarren
Brownsville
U. Morgantown
Clearing House Weekly Exchanges Across Cities
Boston reports the gross exchanges for the week ended August 24 with rate changes from the prior year. The table compares these totals to the corresponding week in 1888, indicating increases or decreases in percentage terms.
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Boston
Brother of William Coyle Involved in Allegheny City Hall Incident
John Coyle, brother of William Coyle, went to Allegheny City Hall police headquarters last night and cursed officers for arresting his brother. William Coyle fought three officers Saturday night and John drew a stone to strike Officer Johnston before both were jailed.
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William Coyle
Allegheny City Hall
William
John
Johnston
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