Burnham’s Assertion on Baseball League Franchises
In Pittsburgh George W. Burnham warns that Mr Brush aims to hold two National League franchises and an Indianapolis Association club, with Cincinnati and Indianapolis targets. Burnham, visiting The Duquesne, claims Brush seeks deals to profit from last‑minute franchise arrangements and predicts an Indianapolis League club and a Cincinnati Association club if correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
George W. Burnham
George
Indianapolis
Kansas City
K. C
Durnhem
Pitsburg
Hoosiers
Hotel Duquesne
Missouri Car and Foundry Company
Floyd
Burnham
Brush
Bo Fos
Cincinnati
Initianapolis
Jush
Uhre
Peofie
Brosh
Atr
Urnham
League
Association
Cleveland League club holds snnpal meeting
The Cleveland League baseball club met in Treasurer Howe's office with officers reelected Frank De H. Robinson as President George Howe as Treasurer and Davis Hawley as Secretary The Board of Directors from last season was re elected No team for West screen was decided on until after the baseball watchball affairs in all circuit cities are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland League Baseball Club
Howe
Frank de H. Robinson
George Howe
Davis Hawley
Lasterason
West Screen
Yorxestons
Doc
James A. Lindsar
Iradford
New York
Organizing Pittsburg Football League Elects Officers
Officers were elected for a new organization to form a football league including clubs such as Alleghan Athletic Association, Brad ylock, Eighteenth Ward, McKeeeport, Home stead, Eureka, Shaner, East Ends, and New Caustic. The group plans a schedule and invites more clubs, with George Macpherson as treasurer and contact at 43 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Schloeser
Alleghan Athletic Association
Bradylock
Eighteenth Ward
McKeeeport
Homestead
Eureka
Shaner
East Ends
New Caustic
C. A. White
Tressurer
George Macpherson
Arranee
George M
Pifth
Pax Dees
Secretars
Secretare Transon
Allegheny Athletic Association
Husdins
Dallas pacer Dallas may race next year in free-for-all events
Sr. McCormick owner of Dallas the Pittsburg pacer speaks of entering Dallas in next year’s free-for-all races. He lists potential rivals Hal Pouter EB Adonis Cricket and others and notes Predmore’s handling of Dallas. He hints at influence over Dallas’ racing plan and criticizes rival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsten
Hal Pouter
Dallas
Adonis
Cricket
Couse
Hut
Charley Predmore
Predmore
Duquesne Kennel Club Plans Emergency Meeting
The Executive Committee of the Duquesne Kennel Club will meet at the Hotel Schioner at 5 P.M. on Thursday December 4 to finalize preparations for the upcoming bench show. Members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed and prior effort to convene had failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugquesne Enone
Duesne
Te Duquesne Kennel Club
Schioner
Homestead Football Hopes High For Allegheny Clash
Homestead football players, led by goal keeper J. Gordon and backs William Woods and J. Joenmatan, prepare for a Saturday contest against Allegheny Athletics. Expected kickers include William Payne and J. Oirnen Ge Stewart, with forwards F. Jones and J. Een a Keolt among the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Allegheny Athletics
Homesteaders
Kickers
Mieace
J. Gordon
William Woods
J. Joenmatan
William Payne
J. Oirnen
Ge Stewart
Ff. Jones
Eena J. Keolt
J. Santers
Charles 'Ar Or
Match Run Three Miles for Purse at Greenville
A three mile race is set at the Greenville rink on Saturday evening in December for a purse of zero and gate receipts. Leyden is a slight favorite. A fine race is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Leyden
Ringers Protests Highlight Board of Appeals Session
The National Trotting Association board reviews cases against Benjamin Stanley and Samuel Hewey for rule violations over multiple horses. Other actions include a dispute over Star Edsall’s entry, Dr. P M Clark’s suspension matter, and a major finding against L B Goldberg for fraudulent entries under aliases, with a likely expulsion fate urged in executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricacco
Board of Appeals
National Trotting Association
Benjamin C. Stanley
Samuel Hewey
Minnesota Association of Trotting and
Pacific Horse Breeders
Cen Uemen
Steiner
Association
Hambline
Hochester
Minn
Harenbure and Crockett
Edsall
Ellensburg
Shenandoah
P.M. Clark
Chicago
Jersesville
Terre Haute
Dr. Clark
L. B. Goldberg
Oshkosh
Wis
Goldberg
Wisconsin
Black Frank
Dick Organ
Sturgeon Hay
Ishpeming
Menominee
Madison
Green Hay
Hack Frank
Netteri Gioldberg
T. J. Middough
Patterson
Billiards Exhibition Dazzles Philadelphia Crowd
In a city tournament doubleheader, champion McLaughlin faced Rhoads in a long rack that ended with Rhoads ahead. McLaughlin produced remarkable table maneuvers and round‑the‑table shots while Rhoads kept pace, with high runs and a crowd‑pleasing display throughout both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McLauchlin
Kuioads
Rhoads
McLaughlin
McLauughlin
McLaughin
Goloweraakal AO
Ron Ll
L. Shaffer
Dodds
Pitssburg
Campbell
Roselgs
Kentucky trotting stake details set for breeders association
LexixetTox Kentucky December reports the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association guaranteeing a 25 008 stake with staggered nomination payments due March to June. The plan includes $15 000 purses for early races, with breeders of winning mares receiving top prizes, and a reduced entrance fee to 7 percent amid a record liberal offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LexixetTox
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Board of Review Opens Sessions in New York
The National Trotting Horse Association Board of Review met at the Murray Hill Hotel. T. J. Midaugh of Paterson confessed guilt over Lady Coppul later entered as Lady Upton, offering to refund prize money and expenses. decision reserved. A. J. Libbe of Gardner seeks readmission after being expelled for entering So Long under multiple names near Boston, claiming ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Review
National Trotting Horse Association
Murray Hill Hotel
T. J. Midaugh
Patterson, Pennn
Midaugh
Doty
Minneapolis
Lady Coppul
Lady Upton
A. J. Libbe
Gardner, Me
Association
Boston
Football hustling and racing news from the season
Hawny Maguire disputes fights and warns Hayes, Reddy Gallagher advances a challenge. Towns like Khownesville and Browneville gain praise for sprinting. J M Brows offers a horse race against Guido in California. unlikely to accept due to late season. Kentucky Derby and Latonia Derby length changes spark debate over May pacing. Secretary Hopper notes Latonia meetings may clash with St. Louis clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawny Maguire
Hayes
Reddy Gallagher
Reddy
Khownesville
Browneville
J. M. Brows
Bobbr Beach
Guido
Calfornia
Ainuhe
Tur “Peds
Detroit
Tom Howarth
Lick
Messier
Scremac
Hughes
Jeiroli
Kentucky
Nene
Aristides
Vacrant
Hindoo
Nashville
Hopper
Latonia
Not Ashamed Of The Record The Escapes At Penitentiary
Warden Wright notes small escape percentages at Riverside Penitentiary and compares records with the old facility. He cites 35 escapes among 5500 inmates and only 1 escape among 6000 in recent periods, arguing the rate is favorable to similar institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Penitentiary
Wright
Riverside Penitentiary
McGraw
Dobson
Old Penitentiary
Powerful new weapon to join United States warships armament
Pentagon announces addition of a formidable weapon to the U S Navy fleet. The system will be deployed aboard multiple warships, enhancing firepower and defense. Officials describe the upgrade as a significant leap in maritime combat capability, signaling a modernization push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Explosive Emmensite Tested for Naval Guns
Washington clerk reports ongoing Emmensite experiments by the Ordinance Bureau. Projectile tests with 100 pound charges show insensitivity to friction and temperature, with the new steel mortar gun under construction at the Washington ordnance factory. Dr. Stephen H. Emmens travels to Maryland copper district to source ore for his reducing works in Emimens, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ordinance Bureau of the Navy
Stephen H. Emwens
Washington Ordinance Factory
Potomac River
Vesuvius
Proving Ground
Stephen H. Emmens
Maryland
Emimens
Outline of a Probable Programme to Pass the Elections Bill
A dispatch from Washington reports Democrats in the Senate unsettled on strategy for the federal elections bill while Republicans show confidence. An unnamed Senator predicts a three week fast track with daily debate, closing by a planned motion to vote. Mr Turnie opposes the bill, arguing it aims to override majority will and enforces racial supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpie
STATF
Wasu Hrsetos
Senate
Dispatch
Delas
Imalls
Turnie
United States
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Texas
Arkansas
Ilinois
Ohio
Indicted Imposter Uses Senator Carlisle Name
Washington reports Senator Carlisle complains of a fraudster posing as his son John G. Carlisle Jr. The imposter, now in Mexico, cashed two drafts for 100 and 200 dollars. One draft was redeemed by a bank and the other by General Frisbie, with the holders seeking liquidation from the Senator. The Senator insists there is only one John G. Carlisle Jr., his two year old grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Mexico
General Frisbie
John G. Carlisle, Jr
Impostor Draft Forger Suspected in Indiana Case
The speaker alleges a man hails from Indiana falsely claiming to be their son and using the name John G. Carlisle Jr. The person is described as an impostor and draft forger. No further identifying details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John G. Carlisle, Jr
Copyright Bill Passes House by 139 to 95 Vote
The House debated the copyright bill with support from Breckinridge Farquhar McAdoo Cummings Butterworth and Peters of Kansas and Kentucky. A motion to recommit with a 14 year life for copyright failed as did an amendment for foreign author book imports. The bill passed the House on a roll call 139 yeas to 95 nays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Yean
Senator Cullom Introduces One Cent Postage Bill
Senator Cullom proposed a Senate bill to cut postage on all letters to 1 cent for up to half an ounce with an extra 1 cent for each additional fraction of an ounce, effective after July 1. The plan aims to apply at all points within the United States and for all drop letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullom
Senate
United States
Bengough Nomination Sent for Pittsburg Pension Agent
FYROM 4 staff correspondent reports in Washington on December 3 that President nominates Harry Bengough for pension agent at Pittsburg. Senate confirmation expected promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengouch
FYROM
Senate
Harry Bengough
Pittsburg
Bengough
Fair dealing urged to curb tax value gaps in real estate
County officials Siebert Rowley and Murray work on compiling all city and county sale reports to guide district assessors. The plan targets overvaluation and under taxation, citing McKeesport disparities and Stone township evasion, with examples of farm lands taxed far above or below real value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Siebert, Rowley and Murray
County Commissioners’ Office
McKeesport
Stone Township
THAT CINCINNATI BOON Crxcrsgall December 3
The Legislative Investigating Committee failed to obtain witness testimony until late, yielding little of value. Butterfield, clerk of the late Board, denied evidence of corruption. Sands, Jr. of the Enquirer, could not recall opposition to the board’s views. McCarthy of the Enquirer questioned Meeker and denied labeling the board thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crxcrsgall
Legislative Investigating Committee
Butterfield
The
Claude Meeker
Meeker
F. B. Wricht
Enquirer
Joe Nicely recalls Somerset jail escape plan and injuries
The Dispatch interview with Joe Nicely details how he conceived the breakout from Indiana county jail, with Humbeson and Keyser aiding the plan. He describes boring into a wall, sawing locks, and the 6:45 p.m. exit, plus his brutal fall and injuries as he fled to Barkley’s barn before surrendering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Somerset
Milton McMillan
Joe Nicely
Indiana County
Board of Pardons
Humbeson
Keyser
Joe
Hombeson
Sie Corrod
Indiana
Short Period of Fair Weather Promised for the Exit
A weather summary notes a storm moving northeast from Texas to Lake Erie, with low barometer signaling another Pacific storm. High pressure from the Gulf may bring a brief spell of fair weather to the East, while heavy snow and rain affect the Midwest and Atlantic coasts. River readings at Brownsville Evansville Cincinnati and Wheeling show rising or falling levels with cloudy, rainy, or cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lake Erie
Pacific
Gulf
Lake Michigan
Atlantic
Mississippi
Oho
MoncaNt Town
M. Warsren
Evansville
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Alleghest Junction
Minor police items and petty charges listed
James McDowell, a colored contractor, faces a hearing after a Virginia claim of marriage to avoid trouble. George Keszepy, foreman, to have a Saturday hearing for assault and battery. Charles Fryk, liquor dealer, posted bail on selling liquor Sunday. James Vail reports a colored thief stole blankets from his horses on Shakespeare street. Josuerine Demirse charged with perjury about a stolen watch. Nine boys arrested for stealing canned quinces from a Pittsburg and Western boxcar. Oscar Woervell to have a hearing on desertion. Dax Brown and George Schaffer arrested for fighting. Patrick CulverecumG charged with assaulting Officer MeShas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDoweell
Brooks
Virginia
George Kexsepy
Meeill Bros
Martin Kumback
Charles Fryk
South Twelfth Street
Alderman McGarey
Fifer
James Vail
Shakespeare Street
Joseruine Demirse
Catherine Wenzel
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Oscar Woervell
Minerville
Dax Brown
George Schaffer
Booth & Flinn
Patrick Cuhvrecumg
MeShas
Beaver and Cheviot Jackets Sale Amid Jazzed Price List
A dated catalog item lists Beaver Jackets and Cheviot Jackets with multiple price points from $4 to $645. It also mentions Ladies Newmarkets and Fur Trimmed Jackets with prices and sizes, plus seals and wraps as well as Misses Reefers and assorted wraps. The pricing appears inconsistent and includes many typos and misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarkets
Festive Curtain and Fur Sale Promises Big Savings
The ad promotes Christmas lighting for homes with hundreds of curtain styles and upholstery items. It features Alaska seal jackets and sacques at discounted prices, with explicit guaranteed value comparisons and weekly specials from J. G. Bennett & Co. and related stores on Wood Street and Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Jos, Hogue & Co
Penn Avenue
New York
J. G. Bennett & Co
Corner Wood St
Fifthay
Gallaghers Ditch Disaster Stirs City Households
A two month dig near Second Avenue and Grant Street by Gallagher and a crew created quicksand like ground and a narrow four foot ditch. The work repeatedly filled with mud and water damaging a grocer and flooding a cellar. The contractor suffered a streetcar crash injuring his arm and rumors say he contemplates despair unless striking a deal with an undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
Second Avenue
Grant Street
de Lesseps
Panawa
Building Boom Promises Winter Business In City
Architects and builders report a large amount of construction underway. Most structures are under roof already, with nine houses to be completed. foundations done but brickwork delayed by constant rain, forcing continued outdoor work under umbrellas.
What People Are Doing
List of travelers and locals visiting or departing. W M Reamer joins Seventh Avenue staff replacing retiree Ed Landis. A W Lewis of Bradford visits city with Borvaird Seyfang. Attorneys J T Brooks and Speer go to Philadelphia. Clint Clark visits from Pittsburg area. Henry M Wilson leaves after business in city. Sol Schover travels east for private affairs. Dr Mont Magoffin and wife visit Allegheny. Miss Mary Robinson visits East. W E Porter registers at Hotel Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Reamer
Eutaw House
Baltimore
Seventh Avenue
Reamer
Ed. Landis
A. W. Lewis
Bradford
Borvaird & Seyfang
J. T. Brooks
Pennsylvania Company
Speer
First National Bank
Philadelphia
Brooks
Clint Clark
Sol. Schover
Mont Magoffin
Mercer, Pa
Allegheny
Mary Robinson
East End
W. E. Porter
Springfield
Mass
Anderson
One More Granite State Hearing
The hearing of S. W. Ritter an ex agent of the Granite State Provident Association captured by Detective Robinson last Sunday will be held at Magistrate McKenna's office on Penn avenue between 3 and 4 this afternoon. Astter acknowledges all operations for the association were conducted in Allegheny and those who contracted with him are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Ritter
Granite State Provident Association
Robinson
McKenna
Penn Avenue
Astter
Association
Allegheny
Local items note rail delay, sewer work, and school changes
A broken rail at Brick Works siding near Rankin derailed Local engine No 310 on the Balthmore and Ohio Railroad. Keeling & Ridge begin Homewear branch sewer work expected to exceed one year. An application for a McKeesport Hospital charter was filed with trustees listed. A H Kennedy of Allegheny City emerges as a candidate for Sergeant at Arms. Hose wagon bids to be invited for No 17 engine house. Twenty third ward scholars in Glenwood move to the new school. Corpal punishment to end in the Thirteenth ward school. Mayor's last month report shows receipts of 5520 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balthmore and Ohio
Brick Works
Rankin Station
Keeling & Ridge
Homewear
East End
Larrear
McKeesport Hospital
James Downer, Jr
J. R. Gennwill
Magnus Pllamm
I. L. Riggs
J. W. Sharpless
T. L. White
A. H. Kennedy
Allegheny City
Carer Brown
Engine House
Glenwood
Silver Housewares and Toiletry Sets at Value Prices
A wide range of silver and allied items offered with oxidized and satin finishes. Includes Silver Paper Knives 25c to 50c, Silver Writing Tablets 25c and 50c, Silver Smokers’ Sets $4, Silver Frames up to 250, Handkerchief Cases from 150 to 4, Cravat and Glove Cases, Manicure Sets 1.25 to 15, Plush and Celluloid Toilet Sets 1 to 25, Music Rolls and Picture Frames, plus various toiletry and home decor items priced to appeal to shoppers.
Fine initial gifts and embroidered items offered
The ad touts prices from 60¢ to $1.50 a box of six for fine initials. It promotes hemstitched and embroidered pieces priced at 10¢ to 50¢ and urges readers to see them to invest.
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Es-Indianapolis
Mr. Brash
Meat and Porm
Delis
Cleveland League
the Football League
Oficer
Pacer Dallas
Sr. McCormick
Great Horse
Amet
Duquesne Kennel Club
Ge Brown
Bbaren
Patrick Lynen
Tittsburg
the Board OF Review
Sporting Notes
St. Vitus
Miles
Jps
Feming & Son's
Market St
Heing
House
Legislative Committee of Investigation
Barkley
Ain
Dave
Keiser
Esca Uhurt
Alex Queen
Jez
Mr. On
McMillan
Posse
Werstern
West Virgiinia
Rocnwester
BufFaLo
Oswego
Special Weather Bulletin
Bnownsville
People's Store
Leel
Campbell & Dick
Sif Market Street
Alaska
Cloak Bargains
Bennett and CO
J. G. Beunett & Co
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
Rane & Co
Granite State
Tissu
OUR
JOS. Fleming & Son
Pitisbur
Ey Fae
Eirrd
U.S
Furnish
TY CO
Third Avenue
Wand
Gertw
EK. sMrr
Liberty St
Smithfield
Thag
Espich
Smithfield ST
Tisa
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