Eight New Umpires Named by Secretary Brunell
Secretary Brunell announces the names of eight new umpires for the league as directors of the local Brotherhood club meet. The club plans add 10 000 to capital stock, bringing paid in to 15 000 of 20 000, with 75 percent paid and all stockholders ready for further assessments. Mayor McCallin M B L won and Manager Hanlon to represent the club at the Cleveland players meeting March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunell
John L. Sullivan
Corbett
Brotherhood Club
W. A. Potter
John Tener
McCallin
M. B.L
Hanlon
Cleveland
Faot
Mesure Tower
Kanjon
Kerr
Postal Telegraph Company
Brotherhood hotbed in Cleveland and Pittsburg clash
A telegram from Cleveland reports rapid Brotherhood sentiment in Pittsburg with Mayors and leaders aligned. Johnson arrives from Pittsburg stating unity among Brotherhood men and predicting strong support for the Players' Club while steering clear of a Players' League offer.
New League Umpires Announced for 18 Season
Secretary Brewell of the Players' National League announced the eight umpires named for the 18 season to operate the double umpire system. Three veterans return after recent seasons and five former players join the staff including Mase Rober, Jonn H erguson, King, Charles Jones, and William Hatbore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicaco
Brewell
National League
Mase Rober
Jonn Herguson
King
Fall River
Charles Jones
New York
Willian R
Hamburg Signs with Louisville Left Field Prospect
Louisville announces the signing of Charles Hamburg a baseball outfielder previously with the Buffalo Internationals for two seasons. Hamburg joins Louisville for the upcoming season to bolster their left field position as reports confirm the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamberg
Sullivan Disparages Corbett Californias Beater Victory
John Lawrence Sullivan judged the Eiirain Corbett bout with skepticism of Corbett s win saying he knows the man and doubts the victory. He criticizes Kilrain and the referee s influence while noting many surprises in boxing that make outcomes hard to predict. Frank Benson Kilrain s backer bets five dollars that Corbett cannot last ten rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Lawrence Sullivan
Corbett
Kilrain
Queensberry
Allivan
Frank Benson
New York Boxing Feud Set Between McH and Dixon Foes
Umpire John Kelly received a letter from Captain Cooke of Boston stating George Dixon has deposited 500 to fight any 1pound puzilist as backer John Kelly will send 500 tomorrow to bind a match between these plucky youngsters. Ready for the contest, arrangements are complete for the small glove bout tomorrow night between Harry Nikirk and Charley McCoy. The bout aims for a purse and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Kelly
Captain Cooke
Boston
George Dixon
Peres Kelly
Frank McH
Captain Fe
Doxon
Harry Nikirck
Charley McCoy
First League Game Chicago Beats Philadelphia in Exhibition
Jacksonville February 2 The Chicago and Philadelphia exhibition game drew nearly 1,000 as Anson and the Chicago Colts opened scoring in the second. O’Brien Burns and Thompson produced runs for Chicago while Philadelphia’s Delabanty Lee and Hamilton held the line. Final scoring showed Chicago seven, Philadelphia none, with multiple innings producing runs and a lively crowd reacting to Anson’s performance.
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Jacksonville
Anson
Colts
Acqueline
Grand View Hotel
Harry W T
Union
Pease
Chicago
Phillies
Harry
Carroll
Ilmot
Ues
Burke
Chicagos
O'Brien
Burns
Thompson
Philadelphias
Nap
Renners Shine With Wins at New Orleans Winter Meet
Southern racing notes from New Orleans report the Renners delivering strong performances on day thirty-seven of the Louisiana Jockey Club winter meeting. Several horses, including Mark T and Vatican, contested tight sprints and a mile selling race with clear track conditions and good attendance.
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New Orleans
New Oatlans
New Louisiana Jockey Club
Tom Karl
Frank Clapp
Skobelof ii
Tommy HE
Col. Cox
Earl Waa
Tommy BR. Eecome
Karl
Cox
Tommy BE
Tommy BK
Fanneh Eee
Lex
Peamk Choren Clapp
Lady Biackburn
Mark T
Dto Oat ‘Hlackbern
Brest
le Mark T
Bicktepiate
Lucile
Cees i
Damar
Mona
Vatican Jon
Ste
Void Wa
Lone Star
Oar
Little Joe
Beenet
Voiciarene
Vatican
Baie Ecg
Turo Vatican
Sean
Marchburn
Bonnie King
Flirt
Archburn
Clifter Entries list for a New York telegraph race day
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIGPATON. New York February 2 Entries for Clifter win. First race one mile California 1% Khaftan Brynwood Little Jim Eugene Brodie Goodloe Pinyfair Ban Hope Raveller Woodeon Lite Fellow. Second race seven and a half furlongs Long Time Zot Atkins Healy The Traveler Engiewood Ballastia Lady Winkie Ley Archer Folty. Third race and one half abandoned. Lemon pin Souvenir. Fourth race six furlongs Hed Em Grimaldi Gienound Swift von Clark Umpire Booker Unadage. Fifth race six and one half furlongs Beneat Harrison Starting Jeney Ripley Abbese Little Comfort.
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Clifter
Digpaton
Clif
California
Khaftan
Brynwood
Little Jim
Eugene Brodie
Goodloe
Pinyfair
Ban Hope
Raveller
Woodeon
Lite
Darling
Zot Atkins
D. Healy
Poe Traveler
Engiewood
Lady Winkie
Ley Archer $i Folty
Falada
Elx
Grimaldi UA
Gienound
Swift
von Clark
Umpire
Booker Col Inden
Beneat
Harrison
Sterting
Jeney Ripley
Little
Gattenburg Winners Report From Muddy New Jersey Track
Special telegram from Quirernves New Jersey notes a mud drenched track causing scratches at Gattenburg. Races list Mills, Mamie, Rebdel Scout, Lady Pulsifer, Vetlnat Carat, Buckstone and Marty B with mixed placings and times across five events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gattenburg
Quirernves
N.J
Millerton
Pall Mall
Hearst
Dto Land4tok
Mamie
Sanyur
Ti Lan
Rebdel
Lana
Enss-Quartars
Wens Tieat
Buckstone
Marty B
Waterloo Cup second coursing run lists four dags
The second run in the Waterloo Cup coursing match was held today with four dogs in contention: Fullerton Greenfern Downpour and Donald O Dane. Bets were placed tre four to one against Greenfern Downpour and Donald Tescleat Dore. The final between the two winners is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpox
Fullerton
Greenfern
Downpour
Donald O'Dane
Schaefer Beats Heiser in Opening Billiard Match
The billiard tournament opened at Chickering Hall with a match where Jacob Schaefer of Chicago defeated Heiser. The event carries a $5,000 prize plus entrance fees and will conclude in Chicago after remaining games. Other entrants paying the $50 fee include Maurice Daly, F Rooter, Kandaneer, and Catton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chickering Hall
Chicago
Jacob Schaefer
F. Rooter
Maurice Daly
J. Kandaneer
BH. Catton
Unclear historical pig senate game ends with Schaefer victory
The match features Heiser and Schaefer in a fast paced innings drive. Schaefer edges ahead with rising scores and a final tally of 500 to 322. Heiser finishes at 113 with a 3 to 2 leap advantage. Games scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eexton
Heiser
Schaefer
Schaeffer
Helser
Enoure
Rana
Schasfer
Washington Heavy Weight Glove Match Ends in Four Seconds
In Kernan's Theater Washington heavyweight Peter Jackson defeats blacksmith James Walker in four seconds after challenging the strongman with a $100 prize for a four round knockout. Five ounce gloves were used and the crowd roared as Jackson delivered decisive blows. Tomorrow night a rival named Gipsy will attempt to endure four rounds for the same stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuredox
Kernan's
Peter Jackson
James Walker
Jackson
Walker
Swartwood Released by Board of Arbitration
Secretary Phelps of the Board of Arbitration announces the Swartwood case decision. C E Swartwood of Allegheny, Pain is released from reservation held by the Hamilton Ont Baseball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartwood
Louisville
Phelps
Board of Arbitration
C. E. Swartwood
Allegheny
Hamilton, Ont
Smith Challenges Kilrain in Colorado Boxing Challenge
Kid Smith, Colorado boxing champion, issues a challenge to Ellrain Kilrain for a 110 or 15 rounds match. A purse of 1000 dollars is posted for a 2000 point bout to be fought within weeks in the city, with Kilrain free to accept or be invited to Sulsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexven
Con
Kid Smith
Colorado
Ellrain
Marquis of Quee Roles
Kilrain
Sporting Notes From The St Louis Globe Democrat
Fraxx Bancroft plans to take two college teams to the marinee Hecker changes Syracuse Stars dates to April 7 and 3 Sam Thomarsoux and Alpers join the Philadelphia team at J Filte Maine League now so The Hoosiers must go Mr Dayman they must GrorcE Gors in a dispatch to Bock Ewing reminded bits that a good Bik never breaks his contra Tax many friends of Pitehtr Blal glad to see improvement Mingis Baseball League organized seeks protection of the anal agreement Secretary Scrandrett says no club will agree to last season salary of six thousand dollars Secretary Brunell of the Players League warns players against National League agents trying to poach them George Gore and a friend on Fifth Avenue as Charles Byrne Brooklyn club president passes Jack Brexman Jim Davis Bug Bolli and Charley King remain the city’s only prominent professionals King to catch for Cleveland’s pan team Holliday with Cincinnati not yet signed Brennan at his farm home studying ten miles daily and walking with a carpetbag in hand at St Louis
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Fraxx Bancroft
Marinee Hecker
Syracuse Stars
Sam Thomarsoux
Alpers
Philadelphia
J. Filte
Maine
Hoosiers
Mr. Dayman
Pitehtr Blal
Mingis
Scrandrett
Brunell
Players’ League
Brotherhood
George Gore
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-first
Charles Byrne
Caendent
Brooklyn
Mr. B
Gore
Hus
Jack Brexman
Jim Davis
Bug Bolli
Charley King
Man
Cleveland
Holliday
Cincinnati
King
St Louis Commercial College
T Louis Globe- Democrat
Commonwealth
Dalsell
Carnegie
Scott
Beaver
el Capitan
America
Mr. Pratt
Allegheny
Enoch Pratt
Baltimore
Alleeben
Pennsylvania
Andrew Carnegie
Appian
Iike
John Dalzell
Dalzell
Alwa
Sirageie
Sgeceas
Emerson
St. Paul’s
London
Christopher Wren
Indiana Republican Editorial Association Meeting in Indianapolis
About 100 members gathered at the Columbia Club for the Indiana Republican Editorial Association annual meeting. General Jasper Packard was named president and six delegates were chosen for the National Convention. A public Y M C A meeting featured Hiram Brownlee and M W Fiel speaking on legislature reform and ballot issues. Resolutions condemned President Harrison's administration.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Columbia Club
United States
Huston
Harrison
Jasper Packard
New Albany Tribune
J. A. Kautz
The
Kokomo Gazette
Tresuther
Hiram Brownlee
M. W. Fiel
Women Crusaders Arrested In Spickardville Action
In Trextonn Missouri on February 30 Constable Francis arrested a group including Mrs E A Cook Miss Emma Cook Miss Ollie Sanders Mary Chambers Mary Ewing and others with no resistance. They posted bonds signed by prominent township citizens. A trial is set for Friday in Trenton with a band escort and temperance supporters meeting them at the depot.
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Trextonn
Spickardville
Francis
E. A. Cook
Emma Cook
Ollie Sanders
Mary Chambers
Mary Ewing
Sally Cook
Linney Schoolar
Emeline Ricketts
Aesaeme Austin
Orence Cox
Vina Mon Misa Minnis Comer
James Oe Frank Schoolar
John Austin
Trenton
Temperance Ladies
Mises
Horses Sell at Woodard Sale for 159629
At W T Woodard's peer sale on February 20 in Sharpaville Lextreton 45 horses brought 159629 total averaging 3025 each. Among the sold was Busie S a bay stallion by Hylas dam Lady mee vron Re Pieroc of ee Pa.
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Sharpaville
Lextreton
W.T. Woodard
Busie S
Hylas
Lady Meee Vron
Re — Pieroc
Ee Pa
Read trial in Washington continues for Chartiers Creamery
The case of F C Read of Pittsburgh, former president of the Chartier Creamery Company, charged with conspiracy to defraud, was continued in Washington Pennsylvania yesterday. Prosecutors alleged schemes involving about 100000 dollars with only 43000 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Read
Pittsburg
Chartier’ Creamery Company
Washington
Itea
Notable Executions Reported in Multiple Cities
A tangled report covers hangings in Bellefonte Moyamensing and Altoona. Hopkins fails first attempt but dies on second drop. Jacob Schoop and Thomas Cole hanged in Moyamensing with brief, orderly decoupled moments. Philadelphia dispatch notes two other executed murderers and a Hollidaysburg death in bed.
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Hopkins
Bellefonte
Philadelphia
Hollidaysburg
Election Board
Altoona City
Doctor Charles Draper Ends His Life in Tragic Act
A Zanesville physician Dr Charles Draper aged about 38 or 40 committed suicide by slashing his throat with surgical instruments. He wounded both jugular veins and injured his windpipe before dying. He was reported to have recently practiced in Zanesville and had ties to medical facilities in Columbus and Cumberland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Charles Draper
Columbus Medical Colin
Bellerue Hospital
Cumberland
Recount Sought in Altoona City Election
An application to court calls for a full recount of Altoona City votes amid fraud charges alleging illegal voting in several wards and intoxicated election board members. It seeks changes in returns to elect the Democratic City Treasurer and Controller as excitement runs high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoollidayesburg
Altoona City
Searching for Her Husband Special Telegram to the Dispatch
Mrs Maggie Morris of Lancaster Pennsylvania arrived in Younee town to find her husband said to work for the Mahoning Steel Company She asked for tea but left for Pittsburg that night to continue the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Morris
Lancaster
Mahoning Eers Company
Death of Roswell Thompson Found Beside Wife
Special telegram from Hollidaysburg reports Roswell Thompson aged 70 was found dead in bed beside his invalid wife. Heart failure cited as the cause. he had been dead several hours when friends broke into the house. He had voted in Tuesday's election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidaysburg
Roswell Thompson
Dr A J Rogers Reports Mrs Newton Improving
A telegram from Scotta dale dated February 20 states Mrs Newton is improving while the four babies remain strong and healthy. The report hints at Newton's potential ultimate recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
A.J. Rogers
John McCanliff Killed By Falling Shaft At Lima Mill
John McCanliff an employee of the Lima Paper Mills was killed today when a top shaft fell from a machine at the plant. He had lived in this place for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCanliff
Lima Paper Mills
Preparations for well on Orphans' Home farm near Zellinopis
News notes from Washington and across regions report a range of legal and civic items. The Keller trial for murder at Deeresse continues in St, while the semi annual WCTU convention plans in Washington Pa. Wheeling approves 16 000 more for a top Wheeling Hill reservoir capacity about 4 000 000 barrels daily. Governor Fremine refuses to intervene in Alexander Kampf murder case slated for March 7. Coal firm Hazead, Woop & Co. sees a satisfactory settlement of Anandata Baira and Colore Groroe F. Harr involvement. Landis Beottaale purchase by Nathaniel Miles and others for 20 000. Ewing Coulter trial in Zanesville recounts father loading car before Dresden trip. Train collision near Sarrockeville. Beaver signs death warrants for Bartholomew Carter and Taylor. Potential execution date to be announced.
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Zellinopis
William Kelley
Henry Cotts
Deeresse
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washington
Wheeling
Wheeling Hill
Fremine
West Virginia
Alexander Kampf
Hazeard
Woop & Con
Eerie
Anandata Baira
Colorel Groroe F. Harr
Greensburg
Nathaniel Miles
Landis
Beottaale
Ewing Coulter
Zanesville
George Hahn
Coulter
Dresden
Baltimore
Ohio
Sarrockeville
W. Lieht
Carnegie Addresses Allegheny Dedication and Gifts
In a ceremonial address, Andrew Carnegie lauds Allegheny's hospitality and generosity toward Scottish emigrants family. Mayor Pearson commends the gift of a public building noting its accessibility to rich and poor alike. Carnegie and Enoch Pratt share warm gestures as the Mozart Club and city officials celebrate dedication.
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Carnegie
Pearson
City of
Allegheny
Troma
Rileeheny
Enoch Pratt
Dedication Address Highlights Civic Library Dedication
President Harrison lauds Allegheny County visit praising transformative industry and a new library. He calls for thinking alongside reading and envisions wealth used for public good as citizens inaugurate the modern public institution.
Governor Beaver Praises Carnegie Library Dedication
The gathering honors Andrew Carnegie as Enoch Pratt is praised for philanthropy. Governor Beaver, greeted with cheers, speaks of wealth, duty, and civic virtue while Congressman Dalsell and Chairman Scott laud the library project as a monument to peace, industry, and local progress.
Address and Library Endowment Plan at Allegheny Gallery
Prof Matthew B Riddle urged Allegheny to fund higher education with a start endowment of 250000 dollars, noting 15000 dollars barely covers exterior work. James Hunter and John H Bickeston spoke. Adam Ammon accepted library papers as Carnegie Free Library Commission dissolved. President and party visited nesne Club then Union Depot. Benediction by Bishop Phelan.
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Matthew B. Riddle
Allegheny
James Hunter
Common Councils
John H. Bicketson
Scott
Adam Ammon
Carnegie Free Library Commission
Ammon
Allegheny City
Nesne Club
Union Depot
Phelan
North Warren Man Arrested for Assaulting Stepdaughter
George Robinson of North Warren was arrested and jailed on a serious charge of assaulting his 15 year old stepdaughter. He allegedly threatened to kill her if she revealed the crime. the girl told her mother Wednesday, prompting the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dipator
Orn Crry
George Robinson
North Warren
Death of Conductor Henderson Ends Train Officer’s Struggle
Special telegram from McKeesport dated February 2 reports J C Henderson conductor of a Baltimore and Ohio freight train who lost a leg at Coltertaville has died at his home in Turton. He had been taken there after the injury and funeral arrangements are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Dispatce
McKeesroat
J. C. Henderson
Baltimore and Ohio
Cooltereville
Turton
Brownsville River Rises As Weather Cloudy
Brownsville river reaches 14 feet 8 inches and rising while MonogaNTOWN reports 15 feet 6 inches and rising. Wannas river stands at 5 feet 10 inches with light snow and cold conditions. Thermometer readings noted as 7, 35, and unspecified. Weather remains cloudy with precipitation potential.
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Brownsville
Monogantown
Polish King Martin Wilkes Held After Plymouth Riot
Martin Wilkes known as the Polish King was brought to Wilkes-Barre on February 20 and held at $2,000 bail for his appearance in the Criminal Court. Returning home, he and his faction marched to the priest Rey O’Hara’s residence and demanded a signed engagement. the clergyman appeared at the parsonage door and ordered them to leave at gunpoint. They retreated in confusion and had not returned by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarez
Martin Wilkes
Plymouth
Rey
O O'Hara
Oles
Rogers' Royal Nervine Pearl-top lamp chimneys
The Pearl-top lamp chimneys by Macbeth & Co. of Pittsburg are described as tough glass that does not break in use. The ad notes many chimneys are brittle due to cost and urges dealers to stock or be introduced to the product, criticizing makers who prefer quick wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macbeth & Co
Pittsburg
Unscrupulous AOE Dealers Target Yo with Imitations
Local traders denounce counterfeit alcohol labels and warn customers about imitated brands. Max Klein's advertises Genuine Pure Apple Brandy and other liquors, boasting broad availability and low prices, urging hotel and restaurant buyers to order through the new catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskentaneer
Catarinee
Hospitaia
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