Buckenberger Chosen Leader After Club Meeting
Local stockholders of the Buckenberger led baseball club met at the Hotel Duquesne and elected A C Buckenberger president L Seandrett secretary L Brown treasurer and W W Kerr vice president They reported a about 2600 loss for the season blamed on Van Lutren purchases and other outlays but avoided assessments The manager pledged improvements and praised young Larrett saying next year would be different.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Duquesne
Messia Temple
Kerr
Brown
Ted
A.C Buckenberger
al Seandrett
L. Brown
W. W. Kerr
van ‘Lultren
Pittsburg
Buckenberger
Bockenberger
Larrett
Qur
Guttenberg Races Show Strong Card Amid Rough Text
Guttenberg races card features multiple events with detailed betting. Notable finishes include Greylock first and Lalla second in the five furlongs sprint, while Bittern and Pia Euchen place in subsequent races. Wagering pools and odds are listed for each heat, reflecting a busy day at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GorTsxnenc
Ackiork
H. Jones
Graylock
N.mi
Serena
Renweed i
HM. Penny
Wird
Teller
Lavrenska
Macauier
Redlant
Shatover
Selenni
Grerlock
Tattiet
Lacrenska
MarAgley
Salvini
Eadlicnt
Neary
Aleplant
Lallah
Gora
Prins Smr
HB. Jones
Pia Euchen
Beemenio
Martin
Mabelenn
Fienrette
Greenwich
An. Tine
Ilw
S&s
Ste
Piatters
Sc Mabel Glenn
Ite
Seth Satyr
Siniant
Midand
Tomes
Fleet
Weae
Pocorn
Helen
Oadawa
Narka Ontt
Fisher
Irian
Secant
Weald
Zenobia
Benjamin
Edmund Myer
Giltter
Ste Dam
Fleie
Connely
Lower
Nelson
Westchester
T. Popethet
Violet
Eitin
Sir George
Ballard
Sir Rae
Quartermaster
Cascade
Eliing
West Etter
Nelson Reinstated by Board of Review in Local Case
New York December 6 Reinstitution of the stallion and his owner C H Nelson by the Board of Review or the menial cutting Association is announced. A hearing at Murray Hill Hotel Lexpos Dec 6 fixed the case of Charlie tobell the pagilis. Mitchell faced the judge after his counsel tried withdrawal, and the judge confirmed the sentence and costs. George Dixon and Bill Maxter England dispute ends tonight in a pianoforte contest with betting unsettled and favoring Goddard Maher contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorn
C. H. Nelson
Board of Review
Menial Cutting Association
Murray Hill Hotel
Lexpos
Charlie Tobell
Pagilis
Mitchell
Lin
Mitchelli
Lie
Police Court
Costa of c
Wardess
New York
George Dixon
Bill Maxter
England
Ster
Tom O'Rourke
Con
Dune
Coddard
Idard
Not Near Move Change Hands on Result in Pite Immon Affair
Report notes the expected transfer of control in the Pite Immon affair. Billy Medden claims victory and asserts the fight is decided though bettors recall past misreads where a presumed winner failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maher
Billy Medden
Weather chart notes from station observations summarized
Cloudy conditions with wind, first figures show temperature at station, next figures show temperature change. Rainfall or melted snow amounts are given to hundreds of an inch over past 12 hours. Trace precipitation indicated as T. Isobars, isotherms, and lines denote pressure and temperature. Storms typically move from west to east along atmospheric waves with crests.
Weather Outlook: Western States See Coolers As Storm Crosses
The Local Forecast Official notes a storm system centered in Missouri and Arkansas moving northeastward. Expect rain or snow east of the Rockies with temperature rises in the Middle Atlantic and New England, and cooling in the Lower Missouri Valley toward Texas. Winds shift from south to north as lows pass east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Arkansas
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
New England
Missouri Valley
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Pittsburg Football Association Meets For Key Team Building
A Pittsburg Football Association meeting tonight aims to assemble a winning squad. Cumberland County Maryland seeks a game at Cumberland with secretary Matthews confirming Pittsburgs will visit December 17. An Eastern Union proposed return game on New Year’s Day hinges on shared receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Football Associaton
Cumberland County
Pittsburgs
Cumberland
Matthews
Piste Burce
Anay Eastern Unions
Secret Lorvox yacht Valkyrie designed for America’s Cup
Dec. 6 report states Lord Dunhraven’s yacht Valkyrie, designed for the America’s Cup if contest held, will be secretly built on the Clyde. Captain William Cranefield commands and the crew will be English. The vessel will race in British waters before crossing the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorvox
Atlantic
New Zealand Champion Sculler Plans Thames Race in Spring
Spectator reports C Stevenson the New Zealand champion sculler is in Tornoxsto Ort and willing to deposit for a Thames race with Bubear for 40 aside. He favors winter rowing and his London representative will set a suitable race time and post forfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Stevenson
New Zealand
Bubear
Thames
Planer
Prnacticavie
Stevenson
London
New York Yacht Club Committee Sets Tomorrow Session
New York December 6 The New York Yacht Club Committee on America's Cup will meet tomorrow afternoon at Commodore Smith s office to set a date for a general meeting of the 909 members. The committee will also report on the receipt of the challenge from Lord Dunraven at that later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Tacht Club
Commodore Smith
Lord Dunraven
Cheat River Association Sets Hunting Season Plan
The Cheat River Association met at the Dugurane last evening to arrange for the hunting season. The reserve remains in fine condition and well stocked with deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheat River Association
Dugurane
Boxing and baseball notes from the season’s early meetings
General Sporting Notes record boxing match proposals among Jack McGee and Synth Biily Lee in Philadelphia, a fluently described shoot for the world championship between Joux L. Hrewee and Dr. W. F. Carter, and bicycle race feats by Jack Prince. It also covers Southern Baseball League prospects, team managers, and umpire concerns, with notes on vacancies for room and boarding-house keepers advertised in The Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McGee
Boston
HW 5
Joux L. Hrewee
W. F. Carter
London Gan
MMJ
Montres Amateur Athletic Association
Jack Prince
Thanoerdoll Park
Savanosh
Pice Prince
Murphy Meeting for Social Out caste Fails to Draw Crowd
Francis Murphy planned a Lafayette Hall gathering for inmates of disorderly houses but only three attendees appeared including Murphy John M Kelly Prof Weeden and Deaconesses Home representatives. A three member committee secured a room at 10 First Avenue where Murphy planned further talks before leaving Pittsburg Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Murphy
Lafayette Hall
Murphy
John M. Kelly
Prof
Weeden
Deaconesses Home
Richard Fulton
First Avenue
Mr. Murphy
Francia Murphy
Pittsburg
No 10
Eloping couple arrested over missing marriage certificate
Mr and Mrs Harry A Hall were arrested in Sharpsburg after returning from Youngstown without a certificate. A telegraph confirmed the marriage by Alder man Hallowell, relieving parental objections and prompting a future course to support the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Hall
Youngstown
Alderman Hallowell
Hall
Sharpsburg
Citizens’ Traction Line
Minnie
Louis Walzer
Walter
Forty-third Street
O'Mara
River News And Notes Louisville Items
River conditions report cloudy and threatened rain with the river steady at five feet on the falls and five feet three inches on the canal. The Bam Clark delivered empties and will return tonight. Iggy Brown arrived with empties, Carrie Hope left downstream for Cincinnati and other boats listed for various destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisville
Bam Clark
Iggy Brown
Carrie Hope
Reon
Cincinnati
Fleetwood
Carrollton
Big Kanawha
Evansville
Owensboro
Kentucky River
Falls City
Weather Station Readings Snapshot Across Towns
The report notes varying gauges and conditions: Alleghent Junction shows Hiver 1 feet inches and rising. Warren records Hiver 1.3 feet with rain. Montangetown reports Hiver 4 aenna stationary with cloudy skies. Martinsville notes River 5 feet with echoes and stationary. temperatures and conditions described as cloudy with thermometers in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghent Junction
Ralning, Warren
Hiver
River gauge brief reports from Cincinnati area
The river readings show several gauges in flux with levels around 9 feet at Cincinnati and 6.9 feet at other points. Stations including Bedford, Keystone State, Parkersburg, and Pittelow report various conditions as rain spreads across the region.
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Cincinnati
Congo
Fife
Withstasg
H. KE. Bedford
Keystone State
Sunshine
Parkersburg
Pittelow
Catio
Raloing
Waterway Movements and Licenses Reported
Maritime entries note several vessels moving between pools and rivers yesterday including Elizabeth leaving for Elizabeth at 2:30 PM and Lizzie for Kanawa river at 4 PM. James A Blackmore, Rescue and Delta, Hussler and others appeared with tows or coal loads. Masters licenses renewed for Crosin, Hayes, MecKasey and Augustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Morgantown
OP. A
Elizabeth
Lizzie
Kanawa River
Cart
James B. Augustine
John F. Thorne
Weeld
Orehifison
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Tue
Hussler
James A. Blackmore
Gallapolis
Cinélane
Alf
E. C. Rosixsox
Charles T. Hayes
Alirer MecCaskey
Jobo B. Augustine
Hcenses
Eyes Straightened by Early Operation Noted in Case Anecdotes
The piece claims early eye operations can prevent crooked vision and restore straightness. It cites several named individuals from Duquesne and Allegheny areas vouching for successful results, then shifts to a sales pitch for Japanese silk at a deep discount from Kavrusxys' New Durcoops Derr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Giloh
Duquesne
Emma Greenewalt
Greenewalt
Wylie Avenue
Biker
Deremiah Evans
Cross Street
Allegheny
Robert Fowler
New Athens
Clarion County
William Hotin
Glenwood
Ogren Garity
Phillipsburg
Centre County
Sadler
Penn Avenue
Burleigh vows to prosecute all Homestead cases
District Attorney Burleigh says he will not drop any Homestead prosecutions. Carnegie officials are pressed to produce stronger evidence from their locked out workers and others charged with murder and riot. He asserts his plan covers all indictments on both sides and denies any intent to withdraw from the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Burleigh
Carnegie Company
Sylvester Critchlow
Mna
Grand 7
Pittsburg to Buffalo Train Schedule Amid Odd Wording
A garbled timetable notes travel from Pittsburg to Buffalo with a night and day service. It mentions a dining car and times around 6:15 and 7:00 Central time, plus a night train departing at 10:00 p.m. and arriving at 6:20 a.m., totaling about seven to eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Buffalo
John & Co Advertises Art Supplies at Fifty Avenue
Color Bours for Presents. We can fit out anything from the box for children to Complete Artists Durfl for china oil water color crayon or pastel work. See our Are Department. John & Co 48 Fifty avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
John & Co
Fifty Avenue
Local Retail Notes Highlight Small Health Pills and Neckties
An item lists De Witt's Little Early Risers praised for health, a small pill with perfect results. Also advertised are new men’s neckwear novelties for holidays from Ames & Co at 109 Fifth Avenue and Grandma's Chair on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Hol 7
Ames H. Arres & Co
Friends seek bail for Sylvester Critchlow in Braddock
Joseph Bennett and other friends of Sylvester Critchlow, whose murder trial tied to the Homestead troubles drew attention, sought bail in Braddock yesterday. Critchlow remains jailed on two murder indictments including treason and an aggravated riot, with $26,000 bail partly secured by local Braddock men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bennett
Sylvester Critchlow
Braddock
Critchlow
Peculiar Result of a Discussion of the Social Evil
Andrew Fisher of 131 South Twenty Sixth street was arrested last night on assault and battery charges preferred by Martin Ruff before Alderman Succo. The argument arose over a bicycle and Ruff alleges Fisher struck him with a club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Fisher
South Twenty Sixth Street
Martin Ruff
Succo
Robbn Ruff
New Pennsylvania Schedule Improves Through Trains to the West
The new schedule takes effect on the 16th and pleases Pittsburg travelers with faster through service. The Columbian express to Chicago replaces the limited, arrives Pittsburg at 9 PM and Chicago by 10 AM next day, with no extra charge. The local limited train will attach to the Columbian express, a top speed service with a morning dining car for breakfast.
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Barrett
Guitenberg
Goddard
Guttenberg
Lortern
Merry Duke
Hemfort
George Ia
Lierie T. Yas
West Park
Lord Harry
Peece Mewar
Paaseayai
Tario Bossom
Maogie
Dewee Bend
Frank
Mageis Ba
Milo
Deseo
Baxter and Dixon
Rom
Pzemnne
Emer
Leny
Inde
Pabi
Pabilene
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Prrrenone
Weather Bureau
Banomeren—S
A. W
F.x
Sa. M
F. U
Sp. W
A. G. Campbell & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Johann Hoff
Domaroe Kopf
Johann Por
Scott
Geott & Bowne
F. Atidraatsia
General Sporting Notes
Ned Hanlon
Gallen
Sars
Southern Baseball League
Bosche
Atlanta Citcd
W. J. Morrar
Peabody, Maes
Atlanta
River News and Notes
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
Pittsburgh
F. Sellers & CO
Foster's
Foster
Bunton
Bunton Bros
Props
World’s Fair District
Center of Fair Grounds
Myrtle Ave
Wfrisu
G. G. O'Brien
Court House
P. Co. Ee & Son
L Liberty Street
Pittsburgers
Allmenta
Hileb
U. S. Gov’t
Mares Dopes
Columses
Harold
Century Co
Whittier
St. NicHoLas
Nicholas
Wid
Kate Douglas
W. C. Stoddard
C. V. Jamison
Fagy Jane
Marfaote
Janes
Seomene Ty Bot Kipling
Frances H Burnett
Frank R. Stockton
Susan Coolidge
Nora
East 17Th Street
Elats Metal
Eisner & Phillips
Fifth Ave
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