Bright Prospects as Bullivan Leads Warpath for Peter Jackson
Albert L. Johnson, president of the Ball Players' League, returns from the East with plans to solidify support and court players. He vows the Brotherhood will be challenged, details club makeups for Cleveland Ward and others, and discusses guarantees for players amid moves to form a rival league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Diepatch
Cleveland
Albert L. Johnson
Ball Players’ League
Johnson
Brotherhood
Mr. Johnson
de Wolf Hopper
New York
Mr. Johson
Ward
Bastian
Boorbaner
Murph
Boston
Albert
Pacific
Si Kelly
Atlantic
Buffalo Club
Sam Wise
Beecher
Philadelphia Signs E. J. Delehanty to Brotherhood Contract
The National League club Philadelphia announced the signing of left fielder E. J. Delehanty to a contract, expanding the Brotherhood roster. The telegram notes Delehanty joined the Brotherhood as part of the league’s latest player moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dignatoe
National League
Te Isy
Philadelphia
E. J. Delehanty
Delehanty
Brotherhood
Cleveland Lawyer Sheds Light in Lengthy Conference
A Cleveland attorney spoke at a lengthy conference today, detailing expenses and proposed fees. The discussion referenced a patio tent and advance payment concerns, with emphasis on a possible wage or alary figure and a W500 amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
All Son
Samael
New League Formed Amid Uncertainty In State Baseball
A fragment discusses a new league organization and doubts about its permanence. It mentions a team from Utah and a Tennessee area, references a state championship, and notes local ties within the Susquehanna region. The text hints at large fan interest but lacks clear dates or full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Ak
Utah
Ich
Reform in the Laws Problems in English Politics
Mr Gladstone spoke in Manchester on his eightyeth birthday eve and urged liberal reforms including county taxation powers police liquor control poor relief ground rents and parish government. He warned of Turkish cruelties and predicted Liberal victory, calling for one person one vote and broader enfranchisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Manchester
Lonnon
Free Trade Hall
Crete
Armenia
Turkey
Ewing's Notion Puts St Louis Club in Cincinnati
A dispatch from Cincinnati reports Captain Ewing favors moving the St Louis team to Cincinnati and dropping St Louis from baseball. President Stern comments he does not fear a fight and hints at a falsifier within the Brotherhood while discussing consolidation and possible association splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Jobson
Ewing
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Delehanty
Brotherhood
Dispatch
Stern
Hilidar
Me Bhith Returns and Local Club Signing Efforts
Me Bhith returns with mixed results as H T Smith reports efforts to sign players for the local League club. He did not secure Staley or Beckley, suggesting Braley may join the Players' club. Smith signs others and expects more established names from Cincinnati Brooklyn Baltimore or similar cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Smith
Cincinnati
Evan & Mixtene
Baltimore
Van Haltren and Latham Sign Cubs Like Contracts
Chicago reports Van Haltren has signed a Brotherhood contract for a five man league team. The announcement from President Welter at a White Stockings meeting sparked enthusiasm. A Latham contract, received from Denver, followed soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
van Haltren
Senn Morrill
Othe Bostons
Van
Welter
White Stockings
A Latham
Denver
Canton baseball signee joins Evansville team next season
Charles Miller of Canton has signed to play center field for the Evansville, Indiana team after being released by the Baltimores. The headline notes Miller will compete as center field for the Indiana squad in the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Canton
Charles Miller
Baltimores
SiSex Cen
Evansville
Ind
Jumpee Peynaud Dead After Fatal Jump Attempt
Baptiste Peynaud known as the great jumper died in New Orleans from injuries after a Friday jump at a danger height. He was born in Marseille and had toured Europe with circus acts before later performing in New York resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Baptiste Peypaud
Peynaud
Mar Mar
Boud
Dedi Isor
Ts Amorics
America
New York
Balfour Outlines Ireland College Plan With Restrictions
In Glasgow on December 2 Mr Balfour the Chief Secretary for Ireland set forth government ideas for an Irish College offering regular studies including classics and mathematics. The government would not endow theology and requires that the boon not be used politically and be open to English Scotch and Irish participation. He doubts acceptance and argues against a full university as it would reduce Catholic Protestant educational competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mr. Tohneon
Rowe
White
McKean
Johinson
Brotherhood
Ireland
Sullivan seeks Nod on Jackson Fight Status
John L. Sullivan urges club approval to meet Jack Jackson in a championship bout. He demands fair terms and a liberal purse, says he will fight where offered the best payoff, and asks club president to confer with Jackson and California officials for a favorable arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HostTox
John L. Sullivan
Jackson
Clay
Eende Layne Ba
California
Plot to murder Hungarian PM uncovered
Police reveal four conspirators planned to place dynamite under pavements to strike Tisa as he passed. An opposition insider warned authorities, leading to the abandonment of the plan and the minister’s life being saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virsxa
Tisa
Too Good For Golden Race Promoter Davis Receives Doubtful Letters
Davis promoting a 72 hour local race received letters from Peter Golden and George Noremac. Golden says the event will be too severe for him and others training hard, while Noremac asks for a track survey after recent record claims. Several entries may drop out due to conditions and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Peter Golden
George Noremac
Noremac
Riot at Paseo bull ring ends without bloodshed
In Orry or Mexico on December 2 a riot broke out at the Paseo bull ring as crowds booed tame bulls. Spectators hooted bull fighters and nearly toppled the amphitheater while police failed to quell the mob and were aided by the military with several arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry
Mexico
Paseo
Judge Cracknell sails to meet Stanley in Africa
Lorpor December 2 Judge Cracknell of the Consular Court at Zanzibar will sail for Bagamoyo tomorrow on the Turquoise to meet Stanley and Emin Bey in official capacity and accompany them to England. Railroad builders start for Africa with Congo railway officers and a crew of engineers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpor
Cracknell
Zanzibar
Bagamoyo
Stanley
Emin Bey
England
Africa
Antwerp
Congo
Missing McCaw Brothers Sought Over Irish Estate Heiress
A Louisville, Kentucky businessman asks Mayor McCallin to locate Hugh McCaw, one of two Belfast descended brothers separated 14 years ago after moving to New York and Toronto. The family believes an estate of 200000 to 500000 dollars exists in Ireland or Canada, prompting a broad search across North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Hili
Ireland
P Mayer
Department of Public Safety
Wensete
Retter
John McCaw
Troysus
Belfast
West
Teather
Hugh
Robe
New York
Robert
Louisville
Celginates
McCaws
North America
Costly Interment: Telegraph and Light Pole Costs Considered
Chief Bigelow of the Public Works department outlines council interest in the cost of an underground telegraphy and light system. He cites total street wires within Water to Eleventh streets and lists numerous pole suppliers and utilities, noting high initial costs but low ongoing replacement needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Department of Public Works
Grant
Wey
Beer Hight
Pennsylvania Railroad and Kent Company
Central District
Postal Telegraph
B. & Teleeree Company
Rachiledelphia Natural Gas Company
Eagney Avenue Electric Railway Company
Pleasant Valley Elsearie Ball
Ace Company
de Bigelow
Thare
McKeesport Post Office Candidates Narrow to Thompson and Stone
The McKeesport post office race narrows to W. E. Thompson and Joseph A. Stone with whispers that dark horse Robert Smiley could win. Stone and allies are in Washington while Thompson Harrison and Smiley push influence via Magee Dalzell Ba and Wanamaker. Old Republicans claim Stone aided the party financially in home and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Wanamaker
Stone
Thompson
They Took Leave of These Senses at Wilmerding Riot Threat
A near riot occurred yesterday morning at Wilmerding after Hungarian workers protested a contractor shift to Ridge and Stewart. They feared the change would defraud them of wages and threatened trouble until Braddock sent protection. calm returned once it was explained no injustice was intended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmerding
Ridge
Stewart
Psec Trage
Crietelsa
Library Hall sale postponed to next Friday bid at 125000
The Library Hall property went up for sale again with bidders John M. Kennedy and A. D. Thompson acting for John G. Holmes, trustee. The sale was postponed on a bid of 125000 until next Friday, tied to a mortgage protection by a savings association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
John M. Kennedy
A. D. Thompson
John G. Holmes
Save Life Association
Pianos and Organs Displayed at Hoffmann Co Store
SOCOHMER & O. PIANOS and Pelcabet Reed Pipe Organs showcased as best in the world at J. M. Hoffmann & Co. 587 Smithfield Street. Also offering 1,250 Royal Standard kersey overcoats at 10 dollars, tailor made and lined with satin, in blue, black, and other colors, originally valued 25 to 30 dollars. Cor. Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hoffmann & Co
Smithfield Street
Kerney
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
Kilrain Heads South for Mississippi Bout
Jake Kilrain, accompanied by manager Doc Adler, left Baltimore this afternoon at 2 o'clock for Mississippi where his next bout is set to take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jake Kiliain
Doc Adler
Mississippi
Baltimore and Ohio plans branch road to Hyndman park site
Civil engineers from the Baltimore and Ohio road began surveying from Bedford and McKeesport to Hyndman to locate a branch line. The company intends to convert the McKeesport area into a park and build a new 300 foot wide avenue near the freight depot with offices involved in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Hyndman
Ager and
Ohio Ford
H On
McKeesport
Frente Mc
Cyclist Tom Roo Completes Santae Run By Wheel
The Beat Record from CarcaGo reports cyclist Tom Roo arrived today after completing a full wheel journey from Santae. He navigated the route solo, ending the long ride amid local attention and a noted breakthrough on this press beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CarcaGo
Tom Roo
Santae
Sinlinr
Digestive Biscuits Save Failing Husband Says Suse
A wife recounts her ailing husband nearly given up by doctors before Marvin's digestive biscuits cured him. Now he is reportedly happy and contented and the couple praises the product's restorative effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Odd Cups and Gifts Near Allegheny Stores
Fragmentary ad notes 500 tea coffee chocolate bouillon styles at popular prices. Mentions 152 154 186 Federal Street Allegheny and Penn Avenue Stores. References holiday handkerchiefs and Christmas gifts. Partial product lineup and store hints follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal St
Allegheny
Judge Wing Defends Conspiracy Claim in Cronin Trial
Judge Wing methods to dismiss Cronin conspiracy theory and insists knife evidence against Coughlin shows not Cronin's. Defense testimony notes April 27 purchase of pants and two knives, one possibly Cronin's, while Camp 2 faction tensions are argued to be insufficient proof of a broad conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing
Cronin
Coughlin
Cutcaco
Mr. Forrest
August Loewenstein
Dan Coughlin
Jake Loewenstein
Loewen
SS Sery
Dante
Daniel
E Wing
Camp 20
Jihad Te Sibyaota
Debate Over Cronin Case Sees Defence Question Guilt
The discussion centers on whether Cronin’s death was caused by guilt or innocence. The speaker challenges conclusions from the grand jury stating unknown perpetrators and argues that alleged remarks by Coughlin do not prove involvement. He notes doubts about the white horse link and suggests much hinges on unresolved circumstances and possible innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagean
Grand Jury
Coughlin
Cronin
Michigan
Dan
Letter from Beggs in Cronin trial hints at acquittal
Boston dispatch reports John F. Beggs a Cronin suspect writes to an uncle from CarcaGo on November 2. He says the Clan na Gael camp stands before the jury and he fears no direct evidence ties him to Dr Cronin siezure. He asserts innocence and expects his name to be cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prclal
DNF
Boston
John F. Beges
Cronin
CarcaGo
Clanna Gael
Dr. Cronin
Officers Elected at Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the Society
The fourteenth annual meeting at the Y M C A elected officers led by President Mrs W A Herron and Vice Presidents Mrs L M Harding and Mrs Thomas Ewing. David Robinson named to audit committees. thanks given to Rev W E Mackay and St Peter's church for Sunday kindness. debt and finances to be improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society For the Improvement of the
W. A. Herron
L. M. Harding
Thomas Ewing
William R. Thompson
E. Lippincott
William Thaw
I. M. Harding
E. Lippincot
Annie Duff
J. T. McIlroy
A. W. Rook
William H. Ewing
Archibald McBride
William P
Samuel Mo
John
Richard 8. Warring
William Frank
John Arthurs
H.W. Williams
Dunlavy
Mra . Cohen
Mra Lone
Zug
D. A. Erowart
W. H. MA —_ Marythor
Frank Swit Sires
David’ Hood
Jane W. Speck
Meeda
Ages
J. Med W
Sohn Bones
W. Pash Charlies L Wade
W. Advisory En
Armstrong Monument Committee Disbands After Final Meeting
The Armstrong Monument Committee met at Mrs. Armstrong’s home in Allegheny. Speeches honored the man’s memory, funds covered expenses, and $563 77 remained. Receipts were to be copied and framed for the family, with papers turned over as the association adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Monument Committee
Jones
Armstrong
Score
Martin
Shields
A. E. Windsor & Co
Armstrong Monumental Association
Thirteenth Ward Man Loses Horse After City Hall Visit
George Acre of the Thirteenth ward went to City Hall to see Chief Bigelow and found his horse and buggy missing after returning to the street. Edward Singleton was later found driving the horse and was jailed at Central station awaiting a charge for larceny this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Acre
Thirteenth Ward
City Hall
Chief Bigelow
Edward Singleton
Lameny
Symptoms of Torpid Liver and Tutt’s Pills Claim
Symptoms include loss of appetite nausea dull head pain in back and right side after meals and irritability. Constipation alternates with diarrhea and fatigue memory loss and a sense of duty followed by weariness. The ad claims Tutt’s Pills provide rapid relief from these liver symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buck Ewing
Bullivan
Peter Jackson
Sanchamggh Verarnaine
Johnny Ward
Brooklyn
Larkin
Shindle
Hallman Eiteher
Mulvey
Farrar
Ith
Mth
ALL Brotherhood
MEX
Pittsburgs
Ouarastes
Condos Mpetine
Exch Club
Caper Op Up & Guarantee Fund
Speers Eer Eer
Wheem
Issig Pena
NEW League
A Catholic College For
Great Britain
Mr. Gladstone
Scotland
Wales
House of Lords
Back
ME. Bhith
van Haltren and
Latham
Pisy
Brotherhood White
Indianapolia
Jumpee Peynaud
Injerien
A College For
Balfour
Fulda
J. L. Sullivan
Saratoga
AN Bei
M'Keesport Postoffice
Socohmer &O. Pianos
Kilrain
Bim
Sa ™ Tvan
Bedford
Jos. Horne & Co
Jorows
Xuma
Judge Wing
Romicus
Piigure
Coighlin
Isa
Soasieul
Lawyer Beggs
the People’s Store
Fifth Avenue
Ns Cnet
Spats
Marsa Iin
Ors
Owen
Campbell & Dick
Erly
United States Service
Pittsburg Union Station
Ennsylvania
Ines
P.m. Bulger
S. m
Weg
P.m
FT. W
Youngstown
Niles
Meade Ok
Jamestown
Wheeling
Lewendase
Beaver
USA
Conway
Pairaoa
Lostodasa
Ss.op
Stowday
Arene Ia
Uniontown
Ian Cesscees
SUSD
Tei & m
Santi Geen
Butler
Blairsville
Union Statituciry
Mononae Fe
A.m
Monongahela City
West Brooke
S.m
ERIE
Tadeo Atari Ak
Mda
Ordacm
Mansel
Se. m
Beechmont
Sd Balle Vernon
Vernon
Elle Csubeed
Daly
Sun City
Smith
Eid Street
Heny Valley Kal
Broad
Union Station
traise—Hraeburn
Cer
Boerne Oe
Reco G. T. Agi
David McUabgu
Ges
Pueyes
Western Railway
River Telegrama
Brownsvillle
Morcant
Rogers
Pete Isos
JOS
Saas
Ackee Ae
Bae
del-Ussu
ERN. Stein’s
Tokay Wines
H A. Wolf & Son
Pittsby
W. H. Holmes & Son
Fleming & Son
Pitsburg
Klinordlinger & CO
WM. Seeney
Tokay
Harris’ Drug CO
Srihgee Aed Gheo Ratlooain Bistoes and
Wuhto Railroad
Renedalett
My Ork
Philadelpha
Cumberland
Connellsville
Mt Fiteent
Columbes
Waeeling
Panos SD Castleshannon BR
Ans
Acta
M. Gop Ee
Itarkiene
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!