Grand Circuit Opening Ends with Wide Boston- Pittsburg Slugfest
Pittsburg and Boston tangled in a high scoring exhibition with Heard pitching poorly for Boston and strong hitting from Boston’s Berger and Lowe. Reports describe a chaotic game with numerous errors, wild pitches, and injuries as Boston crushed Pittsburg for ten earned runs while Heard struggled on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Boston
Homeron
Lowe
Hines
Tucker
Gangrel
Smith
Geborn
Herger
Brodie
Mills
Sullivan
Ganzel
Jordan
Lytle
Wilson
Nichols
Heard
Phiilips
Powers
Ward's Brooklyn Players Outs Buffalo Rivals In Averages
New York reports Ward's Brooklyn team defeated Buffalo rivals in a dominant game. Box scores list Ward Meek Hager Orr and others contributing, with notes on hits, runs, and fielding plays. crowd size and attendance details appear for the Brooklyn game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Brooklyx
PF AE Buffalo
Beraae van Ht
DO Floy
Meek
Hager
Dwite'el
Orr
Wee
Beceber
Jere, Se
Kore
Geeteen
Localized Scores and Odds Record From Cincinnati
Fragmentary OCR shows a 44 31 80 score sequence tied to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, with unclear team names and betting or point values. Sparse digits suggest a sports box or tally, but essential facts remain unreadable and no full event or outcome can be confirmed.
Captain Brown to Move Breeding Stable to Fayette County
Rumor says Captain Brown plans to relocate his Kentucky breeding stable to Fayette County Pennsylvania. Contractors have begun on a 30 foot main stable and a half mile track with a shed to shield horses from weather. The Thornton place will host the operation, testing whether Pennsylvania climate aids runners better than Kentucky's Blue Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Fayette County
Moomenth
Captain & & Brown
Kentucky
Thornton Place
Penisylvania
T Brown
Ayetta County
Racing Results From Monmouth Park Meet
Today's card at Monmouth Park reports seven races with winners including Teddy Venture in the first and Esperansa in the second. Lavina Belle won the third mile, Perley Woodruff took the sixth, and Montago claimed the seventh in a day of uneven times and scattered results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
Teddy Venture
Anne Bolern
Brussels
Esperansa
Zentrius
Kenwood
Urifamme
Asia
Perley Woodruff
Tot Hood
Fame
Montago
Vi Peel Fl
Deneey
Saratoga Race Results Show Varielia and Veronica Winners
Saratoga results from August 2 list Varielia filly first with Aya lon second and Eugenie third in the six furlong race. Veronica wins the second race over Lady Pulsifer and Almont in one mile and four furlongs. Third race details incomplete with Costa Hics and other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Varielia
Ayalon
Eugenie
Veronica
Lady Pulsifer
Almont
Rains Postpone Fair Racing at Wellsville
Wellsville Ohio reports rain delays at the fairgrounds causing postponement of afternoon events. Tomorrow’s program includes a 2:30 trot a year old race six trot and 205 pace with weather expected to affect outcomes and gate performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Exhibition Hall Brimming as Events Open Tomorrow
Among the horses listed for tomorrow are ORee Polling Harry A Peter and Mise Agnes J Hunt of Cleveland will perform a balloon ascent and parachute drop at 4 PM. The stock department reports all pens standard bread, booths and stands are filled, and the exhibition promises a decidedly interesting and successful day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oree Polling
Harry A. Peter
Mise Agnes
J. Hunt
Cleveland
Hartford Opening Day at Charter Oak Park Races
Rain dampens the grand circuit opening at Charter Oak Park with a heavy track and mixed results. Notable entries include Emma and Lochinvar on Balsora, plus purses and times from Erie Driving Park events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartfori
Maarntrom
Conx
Charter Oak Park
Emma
Frank Dorch
Sciota
Lochinvar
Balsora
National Wheelmen meet opens with mixed Western showing
At Niagara Falls the national meeting of the League of American Wheelmen proceeds with events and results. Western riders led by Lumsden and Van Sicklen stumble as Windle Butrich Saxis Wilhelm and Gr Strppetts shine in safety championships and sprint events. Awards include Murphy Brooklyn winning the safety time trial and Howland Smith New York taking the five mile safety title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Fallrs
League of American Wheelmen
Lumsden
van Sicklen
Windle
Butrich
Saxis
Wilhelm
Gr Strppetts
Murphy
Brooklyn
G Ison
Chicago
F. Wallace
Massachusetts
W. F
C.W. Murphy
A. Ammerman
Constitutional Convention debates race and rights in Jackson
The Jackson convention opens amid amendments and resolutions. Proposals urge white supremacy, preserve union loyalty, and restrict office eligibility. A franchise report outlines voting and tax requirements for electors, with war veterans exempt from qualifications. The body plans to sit through October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mass
Marrette
Mercer County
Dabney
Warren County
Committee On Elective Franchise
Inexperienced Men Delay Travel On Citizens Line
Five hours of service disruption on the East Liberty division of the Citizens Passenger Railway due to a slack cable near the power house. Inexperienced workers attempted to tension the line causing the cable to snap. Service halted from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. East End cars operated via the Butler Street division until repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Citizens' Passenger Railway
Thirty-fifth Street
Power House
Butlerstreet
Marble Tablet Honors Prince Rudolph In Styria
In Gans Upper Styria a large marble tablet was unveiled and dedicated to the late Prince Rudolph. The inscription bears his name birth and death dates with a Madonna relief above and the plea Mother of God Pray for Him. In Pittsburgh Charles Irwin returned from Clairmont and attacked his wife after a quiet August at home. He may remain at Clairmont as autumn approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg Players’ League
Hanlon
Galvin
Teaseman Robinson
Brotherhood Park
John Tener
Maul
New Yorks
Viesna
Gans
Upper
Styria
Rudolph
Charles Irwin
Clairmont
Grantham Street
Allegheny
Heavy Owensboro Storm Sinks Towboat Rose Belle
A severe storm at Owensboro sank the towboat Rose Belle owned by W. D. Crammood. The crew were saved and the vessel can be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Owensboro
Rose Belle
W. D. Crammood
Headquar ters Position Aboard Report
Missing clear details in OCR text but indicates a headquarters or position update. No specific people places or organizations readable to confirm event, date, or outcome.
New Rival On Deck In West Virginia Rail Plan
Wheeling reports rumors of a major deal involving the West Virginia and Pennsylvania Rail road. Officials avoid confirmation but suggest large construction and staffing in Pittsburgh and Clarksburg with 1000 workers by October. The line would compete with the Camden system and run from Pittsburgh to Charleston via Morgantown Fairmont and Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
West Virginia and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Old South Penn
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Corps of Engineers
Clarksburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Camden
Baltimore and Ohio
Monongahela Valley
Great Coke Fields
Morgantown
Fairmont
Charleston
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Gas fields blown out at Versailles area
McKeesport dispatch notes gas shortage hits steel mills. National Rolling Mill puddling departments operate at partial capacity as Granville and other fields blow out. Versailles Gas Company mains and National Transportation Company lines are being removed amid field declared useless after costly drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffrferal
McKeesport
National Rolling Mill
Granville
Versailles Gas Company
National Transportation Company
Versailles Gas Field
Wheeling Family Rescued After Near Drowning in Flood
A Wheeling family of five was washed from their Caldwell's row home as the city suffered its heaviest rain of the year. Wheeling Creek swelled and blocked streets as a five year old child was carried by floodwaters for a block and saved by workers. Traffic halted across the city amid rising waters comparable to two years ago disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Wheeling Creek
Caldwell's Row
McCulloch Street
Waiting for the President at Cresson on the mountain
The president's family has not arrived in Cresson as of August 20 but is expected Thursday or Friday. Early guests were disappointed by a missed visit, but hotel officials say the delay may have fooled them as well. A three week stay atop the mountain is anticipated if the weather stays mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresson
Hill Farm mine fire widens losses at Scottdale
The Hill Farm mine near Scottdale remains ablaze with thousands of dollars in damage already reported. A large fan frame is nearly ready to install in the pit to subdue the flames and will arrive soon. it may take months to extinguish the fire. Superintendent Lang, accused by widows of disaster victims of criminal negligence, posted bail for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
Hill Farm
Lang
Blood in Their Eyes at New Reservoir Strike
A lively strike began at a new reservoir with about 50 Polish workers from Pittsburgh. An interpreter was dismissed, prompting the men to quit and threaten to wreck the works. A posse of officers now guards the site and wages were not increased from 175 to 2 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franelis
Pitzeburg
Weather drenching Aug Towne as flood risks rise
A telegram from Asiontows reports heavy rains since 4 PM with no relief expected. The Redstone Som river through the town center has risen to its highest level this season, threatening to submerge low streets and avenues before morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiontows
Redstone
Housebreakers Repelled by Neighbor with Revolver
This morning at 5 o'clock two burglars tried to enter F.H. Guyser's home on Capitol when Charles Stephens, living next door, fired his revolver. One burglar Brand fell but both escaped, fleeing to their vehicle and driving away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
F.H. Guyser
Capitol
Charles Stephens
Brand
Diphtheria Strikes Mt Plessant Farmers and Miners
A telegram from ScoTrpaLse notes black diphtheria spreads among Mt Plessant township farmers and miners families. It has not reached proportions yet but has caused three or four deaths and could be halted before further fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terroraal
ScoTrpaLse
Mt. Plessant Township
McKeesport Telegram News Briefs
Special telegram from McKeesport reports Thomas Croscan a tinsmith crushed by a B and C shifting arc near the depot. he was taken to West Penn Hospital. Andrew Simmick dies from excessive cigarette smoking. Bailey arrested in Zanesville for embezzling 150 dollars. Robert Maggs charged with defrauding a Pottsville widow. Scott Shoemaeuh, a Scranton hotel clerk, commits suicide. Prof E L Suita's child killed by an oil can explosion near Went Newton. Afren burying a yon five?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Thomas Croscan
Tinsmith
West Penn Hospital
Andrew Simmick
Bailey
Zanesville
Robert Maggs
Pottsville
Scott Shoemaeeh
Scranton
E. L. Suita
Went Newton
Robbery suspect arrested in Scottdale amid rail and city incidents
The article notes an arrest in Scottdale for robbery. It covers Dr C B Paxnose and Robert Ralston in Scere ep tolesnr Sash race down the Delaware where the doctor won. A Maryland track accident and a railway injury are reported along with a school flag theft reward and a gravity railroad fault finding. A large Bradford boiler shop fire causes heavy losses. An Washington hotel porter facing delirium tremens and a potential Scottdale coke strike affecting 700 workers are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
C. B. Paxnose
Robert Ralston
Scere
Delaware
Baltimore and Ohio
McKeesport
Thomas Crosman
Josefh Furin
Toledo, Columbus and Cincinnati
Bellevue School Board
Mount Penn
Bovarind & Seyyfrana
Bradford
Sam Skinner
Washington
Knights of Labor
Wounded And Maimed From Collisions In Pleasant Valley
An express wagon overturned after a Pleasant Valley car struck it on Penn avenue near Ninth street. The driver escaped injury while the wagon occupants, including a horse, were left unharmed though the vehicle lay on its back. Several other accidents left workers with injuries, including a broken leg for Mike Riley and a double arm fracture for George Molistz, plus a crushed hand for Henry Walcamp. An Allegheny patrol wagon was struck by an engine at the Sycamore street crossing, injuring Officer William Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Ninth Street
Penn Avenue
Mike Riley
McIntosh & Hemphill’s
Thirteenth Street
West Penn Hospital
Sycamore Street Crossing
William Smith
Passionist election completes Provincial Chapter
The Passionists finished elections with Very Rev. Father Benedict of West Hoboken N J named Provincial First Councilor and Very Rev. Father Thomas of Rome as Second Councilor. Master of Novices duties assigned to Very Rev. Father Sebastian Pittsburg and Very Rev. Father Frederick Pittsburg. Rectors named for St Pauls Pittsburg St Marys Dunkirk St Michaels West Hoboken St Josephs Baltimore Holy Cross Cincinnati Sacred Heart Louisville St Marys Tel Mexico. Guido named Master of Novices for Toluca. Chapter discusses order matters and bishops depart to retreats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of Passionists
Father Benedict
West Hoboken
N. J
Father Thomas
Rome
Pittsburg
Father Sebastian
St Michael’s Church
Father Frederick
St. Paul’s
Father Boniface
Dunkirk
St. Mary's
Father John
St. Michael's
N.J
Aloysius
St. Joseph's
Baltimore
Father Charles
Holy Cross
Cincinnati
Father George
Sacred Heart
Louisville
Father Felix
St. Mary’s
Tel Mexico
Father Paul
Tolucca
Father Guido
St. Paul's
Two Strikers Arrested at Westinghouse Works
George McClure aged 18 and Fred Gal lie aged 17, striking Westinghouse workers on Garrison alley, tried to re-enter the works to recover overalls and items. The gatekeeper refused entry, sending them to the office for permits, but the pair went to a neighboring cigar factory to access the shop area, pocketing cigars before officers arrested them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClure
Fred Gallie
Westinghouse
Garrison Alley
Offee Peeste
Congressman Dalzell Returns to Washington with Sick Son
Congressman John Dalzell came back to Washington on Saturday to visit his ill son. He had nothing to say for publication last evening and expressed regret at the death of Conan Watson, a popular member who had been ailing for some time and should not have been in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dalzell
Washington
Conan Watson
Watson
Republican clubs plan reception for Senator Delamater
Local representatives from two cities meet at the Americas Club on Wood Street at 3 this afternoon to arrange a reception for Senator Delamater visiting September 11 through 13. Mozart Orchestra officers were elected August 2 with L M Allen president. Allegheny County Republican Committee Campaign Committee to meet in Common Council Chamber this afternoon. The J Henry Company employees held a banquet at Duquesne last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas Club
Wood Street
Senator Delamater
Lth
Mozart Orchestra
L M. Allen
J. 5. Hummell
J. P. Hoffman
T. J. Brady
Allegheny County Republican Executive Committee
Common Council Chamber
Ee J. Henry Company
One Thousand Dollars Forfeit Claim for Floraplexion Vital Cure
An advertisement offers one thousand dollars to prove Floraplexion the best medicine for liver complaint dyspepsia nervous debility biliousness consumption. It promises cure where others fail and invites readers to ask their druggist for a sample bottle sent free from Franklin Hart New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Hart
New York
Horror Bros Co Exposition Notes on Home Furnishings
Exposition notes announce Mattings linoleums oil cloths and carpets laid on shortest possible notice. Mualins sateens and sill draperies in stock and put up quickly. Shop reference Horror Bros Co 307 Wood Street. aWzSsu
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horror Bros. & Co
Wood Street
Chicago World’s Fair Directors Fix September Site Ballot Date
Chicago World’s Fair directors set September 9 for the final site ballot with 2 PM start and voting until a site is chosen. The session reviewed an Allegheny scheme for buildings and a 823 acre Westside plan, plus a Washington Park preference over South Park’s Washington Park option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titr Dispatch
Chicago
National Commission
Jones Andrews
Allegheny
Lake Front
Daughters of Liberty Elect Officers in Salem Meeting
The National Council of the Daughters of Liberty met in Salem with about 150 delegates from states east of Ohio. Officers elected include National Councilor James W. McCleary of Pittsburgh and National Vice Councilor A. B. Stevens of Salem. total membership 7,051 with a $20,000 subordinate council worth and $5,000 paid in sick benefits last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
National Council of the Daughters of Liberty
Ohio
Pittsburg
National Treasury
James W. McCleary
A. EB. Stevens
Emma Ff. Ludlam
New Jersey
W. C. Staples
Connecticut
George H. Burton
New York
National Council O. U. A. M
H. Burton
W. O. Staples
W. N. Simons
John A. Zimmer
Allegheny
Joseph W
Charles T. W. Cooper
Nation
Ats
Margaret Dushane
Unity Council
George B. Ludlam
National Association of Loyal Women of American Liberty
Boston
Dynamite Shell Blast Destroys 30,000 Pound Cannon
About 300 spectators watched Dr Joel E Justin fire a 275 pound dynamite shell from a 30 000 pound cannon at Perryville Madison county. On May 27 a test caused an explosion blowing the piece into fragments. A second shell burst the dynamite inside the gun blowing the cannon to pieces. The doctor plans to use a steel shell in future tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Perryville
Madison County
Joel E. Justin
Justin
Attorney Marron Files Equity Bill Over Schlitz Sign
The Dis- PaTCH reports attorney Marron yesterday filed a bill in equity for Paul Weiesthoff in Common Pleas Court No. 1 to restrain W. P. Black of Allegheny from hanging a sign claiming possession of Schlitz Milwaukee beer or selling on credit related to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marron
Equity
Paul Weiesthoff
Common Pleas Court No. 1
W. P. Black
Allegheny
Schlitz Milwaukee
Ereof
Clifton Redes Barrett Bankers Liabilities Balloon
LovarIsvilLe reports Clifton Redes Barrett bankers faced liabilities initially estimated at 50 000 but now total 206 250. Barrett likely to pay about 75 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LovarIsvilLe
Clifton, Redes & Barrett
Barrett
Census Statistics Mission for Waynesborough Factory
Washington August 26 Mr Enos B Engle appointed special census agent to gather manufacturing statistics at Waynesborough Pennsylvania. The appointment aims to collect detailed data on local industry and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enos B. Engle
Eet
Waynesborough, Pa
Treasury Puts Up Grants for August 7
Unclear OCR text indicates a Treasury action dated August 7 involving funds or grants. Details are fragmentary and date appears misstated. The note references August 26 in Washington.
Weather shifts bring cooler winds across regions
The forecast notes threatening weather reducing rail activity in Western Pennsylvania and clearing skies elsewhere. Westerly winds prevail with cooler temperatures seen in the northwest and southeast, while Pennsylvania details show stationary temperatures in some areas as conditions ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Erly
West
Port Tiox
Weather Telegram: Rivers Rise and Fall Across Cities
Special telegram reports river levels with heights and conditions for Morgantown Brownsville Arrow Evansville Ville Wheeling and Orleans. Rainy weather and cool to warm with rising and falling stages and showers noted. River readings include 4 4 feet 76 degrees 6 P M 7 inches and 9 inches with varying trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Brownsville
Tech
Evansville
Ville— Ing
Fincheren
Busines
Wheeling
Bedford
Mittsburg
Haining
River Intelligence and a Sinking Tow Boat in the Ohio
The river dropped 16 inches in 24 hours with Davis IslandDam raising to five feet three inches. The Joseph Nixon tow boat sank at her mooring around 3 AM as coal loaded for empties, while Captain Nixon’s luck has been poor. Arrivals include Ben Hur James G Blaine Elizabeth and other craft. several departures and sailings noted along with river conditions and coal trade updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Island
Joseph Nixon
WN. Wishart
Nixon
Pretons
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
James G. Blaine
Elizabeth
Germania
H. K. Bedford
Wheeling
Adam Jacobs
Brownsville
Way Landings
Aoe
Geneva
James Horne
Cincinnati
Ed Roberts
Pt. Pleasant
H. McConnell
Josh Cook
Chartle Brown
Carrain J. A. Hexpenson
Cincinnnat
Scotia
Ohio
Crescent
Jone Money
Percy Kelsey
Mieneant
Pittsburg
Buckeye
Madison
Enterprise
Mark Winnett
Tom Heese
Marietta
BesGastes
Mortown
Fu Pieasant
Franck Gilmore
Pace Annie Hoberts
Fred Wilson
Tom Dodsworth
Cora
Ciecinaui
Ben Hor
Eesimble
Edward Dunn
Retutareebe
Plor
Ff A
Wheeling and
Minor police items report on suspects and incidents
Mary Gorbage and John Asambick two Polish residents on Peon avenue unable to speak English faced a desrrous offense hearing after bail was set for Saturday. Officer Prence Brenna arrested Joseph on Frank Hall street and two young men for leading A G Appleton an old man into Tenth street bridge. McKenzie a logger in Oliver's mill and Paul Korofski had a dispute. McKenzie charged with assault Jos Vogel arrested for throwing stones at Joan Dolan on Liberty avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gorbage
John Asambick
Oka
Desrrous
Ian McKenea
Wukofsky
Prence Brenna
Joseph
Frank Hall
A. G. Appleton
Tenth Street Briage
Jons McKenzie
Oliver's Mill
Paul Korofski
McKenzie Weme
Jos
Vogel
Joan Dolan
Liberty Avenue
Room for a Switch on Allegheny Wharf
The Allegheny Committee on Wharves and Landings discussed Pittsburg and Western Railroad's petition to lay a switch on the wharf from Pine to McFadden avenues. President Harry W. Oliver argued the switch would aid local tanneries and Allegheny businesses. the railroad would gain little profit. The matter was referred to a select committee to investigate and report Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Committee
Groetzinger
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Pine
McFadden Avenues
Harry W. Oliver
Allegheny
Pittsburg Station Moves to Walls Stir Clerks
The Pennsylvania Company plans to relocate its Pittsburg transfer station to Walls within 30 days. The change would force several hundred clerks to relocate, a move they oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buck Ewing
Albert Maul
Pitcher Heard
Boston Triumbirs
Sam Browns
P. L
P. I
Beaton
I. L
Phila
P.L
Pita
N. E
N. L
Pitmeberg
K. 1
Giacinnati
N.L
Tadelpha
T Nadelphia
Broocklyn
Moston
Totaiw Ccs Wivesnes
O'Day
Ewing
Hichardson
Ani Corcoran
Beckley
Fittsba Jh
Whitney
O'Rourke
Kew
Omcldda
Quinn
Pete
Seat
Irs
Iticharison
Ur Ko
Mata Turee
Ty Bite
Ourke
Times
Ener
Shaotos
Negie
Ry Ataline Ewing
Knigtt
Jones
Reston
Bostox
Hostox
Rob
Chicare
Shoity
Richard
Kielly
Richerdson
Ay" Neill
Kins
Dioula
Irwin
Steffer
O'Neil
Dispatch
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Phillips
Sol Boston
Berger
Osborne
Oyers
Bennett
Long Cae
Sylvan
Miller
Berger J
A&r
Pittsding
Olsborne
Ae Nen O Hecker
Metfarr
Cincinnati, C
Sumsany
Erron
Pase Senant
Harington
McQuade
Sew
York
Ebfae Tiernan
Murphs
Glawc K
Whistler
Burkett
Kacett
Horneng
Earle
Denny
Estein Po
Horace
Henry
Barns
Stein
Hisiier
Chrrod
Bates
Bassett
Philadelphia
Solsvaland
ESF
AB Hamilton
McKean
Thompson
Virtue
Schriver
Westr
Gray i
Smalley
Bidacley
Zimmmer, c
Allen. S
Cney
Vickery, P
Beatin
MARY
Hamilton
Schri Vickers
Zimmer
NcCal Cauley
Aston
Myers
McCauley
Balla Bevis
Mek
Delamer
Alien
Bulls
Lynch
Prereyer
Sena
Brooklin
S. Ruffalo
Steen
Pine Hese
Soi
Rds
Attenaance
Pula
Ds Sclalard
BSF
AE Gritin
Yaa “Elwrownlog
Leozay
Dluiver
Istriehor
Badford
Ted
Mulvey
ron—Wued
Adie
MecAlert
bLoubie
Shindie
Farrar
Parrar
Larkin
Spitcilife
Ace
Leaco
Leveland
Paarres
Pittebdure
Deffale
Chicage
Heston
Association
Toledo
Rochester
Columbus
St. Louis
Association Games
Wwe
Athletics
Batterles
Barr
Hoyves
Baldwin
Scottdale Baseball Club
J. W. Loom
Pitwburg
Pastime Park
eign _ Batavian
Scotts
Xorionn
Monmouth
Wellsville Fair
Hartford
Wardwell
Erie
Erie Driving Park Association
St. Vincent
K. C
Springsboro
Almonelte
Maggie Monroe
Northeast
George &, Eh
Yidia Gis
B. m
Youngstown
Millerstown
Niagara
Diara Ton
Sporting Noton
Oakland
Avalons
Exre Park
Li Stars
Kenton Blues
Leng
Our Boys
Bridgevilles
Ovens
Duslap
Coke Fields
Farm Hill Mine
Farm Hill
Passionist
Congressman Dalzell
Mr. Watson
Westside
Humboldt Park
Garfield Park
Douglass Park
George BR. Davis
Jeffrey
South Park
Washington Park
Lawrence
Daughters OF Liberty
James McCleary
Washhineton
Secre
the Treasury
Gizealar
Sie
United States
River Intelligence
Mauck & McGuire's
EE. McLaughlin
Frank Montrea
Jerome Clarke
J. F. Davey
Lee Simpson
Consolidated Bout Store
Frank Arena
Cy Aha
Bryant
Isaac Brook
Corgsy
Townsend
John Henry
CarTaIs
W. W. O’neil
W. W. O’ Neil Coaland Coke Company
W. W. O'Neil & Co
O' Neil & Co
Rogers’ Royal
Harry Oliver Mekes
Hegheny Wharf
Sixth St
Sixth Street
City
Hopper Bros.&Co
Wood ST
Cor
Hoffman
INA
D. F. McInroar
M. D
Egypt
P-Cent
Apothesa
L.goldsmit & Bro
Liberty St
Bacca
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!