Indianapolis Club Tangles with Glasscock Demand
Mr. A Smith of Wheeling reports Jack Glasscock demands release from Indianapolis amid alleged unfair treatment. Clubs offered 2500 to play and 1000 to manage, Glasscock insists on 1000 more to play, 500 to manage could satisfy. Wheeling plans a regional league with eight clubs and spring signings set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith
Wheeling Baseball Club
Jack Glassrock
Indianapolis
Glassrock
Wheeling
Smith
Glaescock
Joe Rene
Injustics
Glasscock
Jens
Glaserock
Hanes
Bmntthead
Hemerdas
Clara Still Leads in London Pedestrian Contest
The female pedestrian event at the London Theater drew over 3,000 attendees as Clara Bello dominated the field with strong walking, while rivals faded and Mrs Robson broke. The crowd cheered as the leaders stayed close. Tonight Ed Lawton and W L Snodgras plan a five mile purse race on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clara Bello
Ed Lawton
W. L Snodgras
Regatta Plans For Sioux City Highlight Four Day Event
Sioux City prepares for its first regatta starting July 24 with four days of races. The main event is a single scull for 1600 dollars featuring Gendaur Hamm Hoemer and Teemer, plus a 1000 dollar double scull between Gandaur Hamm Teemer. Hoemer and St John back Gandaur urging clear prize division before trials at Boston early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teemer
Sioux City
Iowa
Gendaur
Hamm
Hoemer
Teemer
Gandaur
Ceratran
Diggins
Tha T
St. John
Eee
Hosmer
Boston
World Championship Fixed Day Race Sparks San Francisco Crowd
Ten thousand spectators watched a fixed date go as you please race in San Francisco on February 22 for the world championship. Frank Hall of New York manages the event with Ian O Connor as starter and judges Arthur Blake and Thomas Jacoby. Leaders at 8 a.m. included Howarth 60 miles, Guerrero near 30, and Taylor close behind as the field logged long distance miles toward the 525 mile target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank Hall
New York
Willian O'Connor
Athor Blake
Thomas Jacoby
Judjros
I:a
Cartwright
Pat Guerrero
Howarth
Wateo
Hart
Gus Guerrero
Vint
Heward
Moore
I Rayien
Dar
Campana
Taylor
Moraarity
Association Bulletin Names Members and Schedule
A telegram from Comusncs dated February 2 lists many names associated with the American Association. A special notice announces a club schedule from March 12 to March 6 at the Neileae Catwubes, with locations including Indianapolis Toronto and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comusncs
Wheeler Wikoff
American Association
Columbus
William W. Widner
I M. Dailey
Estes
Indianapolis
Bapcroft
Toronto
Joe
Gus Wo
J. Pry
Milwas
Tomas Marrissos
Dupre
A Winehan
Rales
Washington
Widner
M. Dailey
James Welch
Torosh
Oberlander
Moines
Alvord
Milwaukee
Leach Maskray
Wim
Paul Derts O'Belen
T. J. Morrisey
Osnaba
Joseph Miller
Aotaninous
Neileae Catwubes
Wrestling match at Howard Atheneum crowns Daly over Duncan
February 22 report from Bartox describes a wrestling bout at the Howard Atheneum featuring J. D. Daly and Duncan C. The match mixed styles and harness, with Daly emerging the winner amid spirited competition.
Waterloo cup final couseing at Altcar concludes
The Waterloo cup coursing at Altcar ends with the nal trial featuring Fullerton Herschel and Denese nail. Archal and Troughend compete over Danger Signal. The cup results split 4 to one side and 3 to the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowpax
Altcar
Fullerton
Herschel
Denesenail
Archel
Troughend
Lon Fullerton
Great shooting at Herron Hill Gun Club contests
Pittsburg spectators crowded the Herron Hill Gun Club grounds for ten exciting events with two classes, sweepstakes and portions. Notable stars included E Painter and E Shaner, with several matches and a long 13 straight by Shaner earning a special umbrella prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron Hill Club
Pittsburg
Herron Hill Gun Club
E. E. Shaner
BH. Pennt
W. Yacyrs
Birds
Pon Bressing
Humphreys
Chamberlain
Charles Richardson
Blue Rocks
Entrance
Sientries
Q. A. McClure
EE Shaner
T. Mack
W. McCrickart
G Snyder
W. Y. Homreyes
Shaner
Davison
M. Harrison
Rumbaugh
T. McK. Cook
Bish
W. Y
Varna
Ss. Penn
E. Painter
Aoe
Anny
Humpheros
H. Levis
George Snyder
T. A. Cook
W. A. Givens
T. Butcher
Soeuna Awee
G. E
John Eenaee
G. Sorder
Cae eClare
T. F. Cummings
4A. McCrickart
G. BE. Paints
Sonnine
W. Meagee
Robert McKnight
Mbaugh
Eminence
Bine Rocks
Q A. McClure
G. E Painter
A F. Cummings
Boys in Rome greet Spalding baseball tour in college reception
The Spalding baseball tourists were hosted by the American College of Rome faculty and students. Monsignor O Connell and Bishop McQuaid of Rochester spoke, praising the team as they enjoyed an American dishes repast. The King is rumored to attend the Florence game Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caanle
Dspratce
Rome
Spalding
American College
Amilia
Monsignor O'Connell
McQuaid
Rochester
Richmond
America
Dougherty
Legation
Dan Dougherty
Philadelphia
Florence
the Beautiful
May Fight at El Paso Between Bradley and Kilrain
El Paso echoes with a proposed heavyweight bout after K R Bradley received a telegram from the Sullivan Kilrain camp offering a $10,000 fight here. Bradley wired Harry Phillips at Hot Springs to close the deal and to require both sides to post a forfeit to insure a square contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
F. K R. Bradley
Sullivan
Kilrain
Bradley
Harry Phillips
Hot Springs
Ark
Combination sale of trotters yields 2800 pounds in bond sales
The February sale at Lex ts GTen continued with 68 bonds sold raising £2,800. High prices included Ouray by Onward J W Grever Leavenworth Kansas 800 Senator Blackburn by Alcyono J Keene Fort Spring Kentucky 200 Topic de Belmont A R Moores Fal cover Kentucky 1475 Katy Wilkes by Lumps J Creighton Omale Nebraska va Kitty Silver by Mambrino Patchen 8 A Browne Co Kalamazoo Michigan 1140 Neile Orbison by Onward S J Peabody Columbia City Indiana 875 Moxs Rowe by Macris Hambletonian & C Lyoc Windom Kentucky 1760 Gillins by Erbert M O Riley Nebraska 900 Wild Eagle by Hambletonian Mambrino L T Anderson Cincinnati 900
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray
Onward
J. W. Grever
Leavenworth
Kan
Senator Blackburn
Alcyono
J. Keene
Fort Spring
Topic de Belmont
A. R. Moores
Falcover
Katy Wilkes
Lumps
Erbert
M. O'Riley
Nebraska
Hambletonian Mambrino
L. T. Anderson
Cincinnati
Western Pennsylvania Baselys League Meeting Scheduled
Prospects for the Western Pennsylvania Baselys League improve with a formation meeting set for March 1 in Uniontown. Organizers aim to build a trade and union network spanning Greensburg Johnstown and Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pennsylvania
New Castle marksmen Klee and Glass compete for prize
At Herron Hill Gun Club grounds yesterday, Messrs Klee and Glass from New Castle faced off in a shooting contest. They vied for a $50 prize with the event scheduled for Monday evening as part of the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron Hill Gun Cink Grounds
Messrs
Klee
Artificial bird shoot headlines stake event at local range
February 22 report from Darrox details an afternoon artificial bird shoot featuring a stake event for 100 clay birds. Dayton competitors Kee and Justin are noted among participants in this small shooting showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrox
Kee
Dayton
Isustin
Boxing card lines mix private notes and names in Denver event
The fragment outlines a boxing shoot at a Kansas City circuit with Billy Weldon aiming for 115 pounds and mentions opponents like Hox, CLATDE M. Tiomuas, and Haene K Rast. It notes Edgermark winning ten races and references arrangements for a glove contest between Cun and Harry Bart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Weldon
Smith
Denver
Kansas
Edgerrater
Edgemark
Recky
St. Lows
Oeonen
Harry Bart Caine
Bartlett Training Adrift in Crorieenonwes Stakes
Bartlett trains at Crorieenonwes as stakes hinge on the stakehaker. An act meet on March 6 will decide the contest under K. Fox rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
World roaming teacher seeks Edison secret substance
James Ricalton, Maplewood NJ schoolmaster, returns from a around the world voyage in search of a vegetable or mineral substance for Edison. He visited India, Ceylon, Burma, China, Japan and Europe, collected curios, and hunted tigers while keeping details to himself for his employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Dispatch
New York
James Ricalton
Maplewood
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
India
Ceylon
Burmsh
China
Assam
Firaily
Japan
San Francisco
Norway
Sweden
Ricalton
Mr. Edison
Mr. Ricalton
Philadelphia Reading Railroad Terminal Blocker Bill
A Philadelphia legislator introduced a bill to limit railroad elevation and depressions that would affect street railways. It would require cities granting consent to deposits of up to 500000 in securities and set conditions to avoid interference with existing street passenger railways. The measure targets Reading Railroad terminal plans in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneissune
McCormick
Committee On Railroads
Railton
Penna. Awe
Reading
Philadelphia
National Encampment Elects Legion Leaders and Sets Next Venue
The Union Veteran Legion elected officers led by General A. L. Pearson as National Commander and G. J. Miller as Senior Vice Commander. Newark, Ohio, chosen as the next encampment site. By-laws amended and pension bill referred to a special committee. convention closed with a camp-fire, presided by General Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toona
Union
Veteran Legion
A. L. Pearson
Pittsburg
G. J. R. Miller
Philadelphia
C. G. Daniels
Mr. Vernon
J. 8. Reed
St. Louis
W.B. Chipman
Bradford
Frank L. Blair
Allegheny
John A. Danks
John H. Short
E. F. Redman
H. 5. McNair
Wilmington
Del
Newark
General Pearson
Millionaire inheritance changes boy’s future
Thirteen year old Clarence McKenzie is set to inherit part of a $6,000,000 estate from his maternal grandfather Francis W. Lasak of Dobbs Ferry. The fortune will be divided among Lasak’s five children, including Clarence’s mother, the second wife of John D. McKenzie. The boy’s family plans to educate him to responsibly manage the wealth as he grows into a financially exalted position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence McKenzie
Clarence
Francis W. Lasak
Dobbs Ferry
John D. McKenzie
St. Mark's Place
Riche
Caan
Coat Hat and Cane Found On Ferryboat At Chartiers Street
A coat hat and cane were found on the ferryboat at the foot of Chartiers street Allegheny. Detectives Murdy and Glenn investigated a possible suicide. Charles Sorg said his brother Jacob Sorg has been missing since the night before and the clothing matched his description. Mr Sorg believes his brother cut suicide while insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartiers Street
Allegheny
Murdy and
Glenn
Charles Sorg
Pittsburg, Allegheny and
Manchester
Jacob Sorg
Sorg
State Fair Dates Set for Philadelphia in September
Harrispure reports the next State Fair will run in Philadelphia starting September 25 and ending October 29. The notice confirms the festival period and location for attendees and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrispure
Philadelphia
Sydney Nova Scotia Dinner Scan Mentions Baseball Players
Sydney Nova Scotia brief notes a dinner scan involving baseball players and betting hints. The item references Goodfriend's letter to appear in tomorrow's Dispatch. Details are fragmentary and non-specific about people, places, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wey Times
Goodfriend
Cabinet prospects for Harrison unfold in Washington
Indianapolis reports the Harrison cabinet remains unbroken with pressure from multiple states to reshuffle. Rumors center on Warner Miller for navy or agriculture, Windom protests, and Pacific coast influence shaping postmaster general Wanamaker nomination while Justice and War posts attract debate among regional blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Windom
Miller
Agricultural Department
Navy
Indianapolis
Washington
Indiana
New York
Ohio
Kosciusko
South
Joaquin Miller
Golden Gate
Pacific Coast
Navy Department
Warner Miller
Thomas
Associated Press
Agricultural
Palmer
Michigan
California
Harrigan
Pacific
W. H. H. Miller
Department of Justice
War Department
Rusk
Wanamaker
Wilson
Delaware
WANTED A WIFE By Spiritualist Detroit Millionaire
Augustus Day of Detroit advertised for a wife in a Boston matrimonial paper after his wife died five years ago. He claims spirits guide him and has thousands in cash to bestow. He received many letters from Boston area seekers and selected six, but one frightened correspondent ended discussions. Day says mediums set a ten day deadline for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Augustus Day
Boston
Day
Mr. Day
A Yankee's Nightmare Ends as Old Man Pays Hefty Bill
An elderly Providence man finally settles a 31 year overdue freight bill from 1857 for 7 dollars and 19 cents interest, after weighing conscience against thrift. He first accepted a 30 dollar settlement but returned the receipt, choosing to pay the full 47 dollars 19 cents to do right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Stern
Providence and Worcester Railroad
Providence
Dream Vision Of Murder Haunts A Horse Dealer
A veteran horse and carriage dealer recounts a two night dream of a fatal attack on a man in a buggy with a gray horse. He later sees the same buggy in reality, purchases the vehicle, and tracks it through successive owners while no crime inquiry follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening World
Arkanas Ballot-Box Theft Tied to Clayton Killing
Robert Watkins was arrested in Pine Bluff charged with stealing ballot boxes from Plummerville on November 6. The alleged crime is linked to the assassination of Republican candidate John M. Clayton, brother of General Powell Clayton. Watkins to Little Rock for a preliminary hearing. held at the state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LirrLte Rock
Rober Watkins
Pine Bluff
Plummerville
Ark
John M. Clayton
Powell Clayton
Clayton
Watkins
Litule Rock
Mary Anderson in St. Louis Press Outcry
Special telegram reports Mary Anderson and manager Henry E. Abbey furious at St. Louis reception. Five announced performances provoked affronts, critics harshly lampooned the actress, Anderson in tears, Abbey vows no more Patti acts here as ticket buyers faced $5 seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Sr. Lewis
Patti
Abbey Enterprises
Anderson
Connecticut Mutual Life Statement Shows Strong Financial Position
The forty third annual statement highlights gross assets of 57,460,649 and legal surplus of 5,565,070 as a solid bulwark for policy holders. It paid out nearly a million more in benefits than receipts from policy holders and added 750,000 to net assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Mutual Life Ensurance Company
Extraordinary Phenomena Reported to Society for Psychical Research
A fragment notes extraordinary cases received by the Society for Psychical Research detailing perceived experiences and locations. It characterizes the collection as remarkable and sensational for the era, highlighting public interest in paranormal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societ For Pychical
Stanley News and Campaign Plans Amid African Expeditions
News from Stanley reports cheering progress and plans to capture Khartoum and seize the Soudan from the Mahdi. Tippoo Tib remains loyal. Baert confirms Stanley’s route and letters, noting Emin Pasha relief and Stanley’s long journey to reach Wadelai. Parnell attacks Irish prison management in Parliament. French politics stay unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Stanley
Tippoo Tib
Khartoum
Purnell
Wadela
Baert
England
Murenia
Emin
Stanley Fells
Congo
Zanmbar
Tippoo
Stanley Falls
Parnell Protests Treatment of Political Prisoners in Ireland
In Commons, Charles Parnell described Mr Carew being stoned, shaved, and forced to lie on a plank bed for refusing prison garb. He questioned the Executive’s rules and health risks, while Mr Balfour denied knowledge and urged equal treatment, noting possible health links to Irish nationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Parnell
Carew
Mr. Carew
John Mandeville
Mr. Balfour
The French Mix The Foreign Portfolio Goes Begging
Paris reports a brief ministerial declaration to be read tomorrow stressing peace and lawful action against republic enemies. Clemenceau backs Cluseret on Bou langer’s voting against the Ministry. De Craiss declined Foreign Affairs. Spuller took the post after De Noailles refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Clemenceau
Cluseret
Boulanger
M. de Crais
M. Spuller
Marquis de Noailles
Portuguese Cabinet Changes in February Appointment Shifts
February 22 report notes non political cabinet changes in Portugal. Finance Minister Carvalhi and Public Works Minister Navarre retire. Ressano Garcia becomes Marine minister. Foreign minister Gomes leaves that post to take Finance. Coelho assumes Public Works portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Listox
Senhor Carvalhi
Senhor Navarre
Senhor Ressano Garcia
Senhor Gomes
Ee Coelho
Italian Premier Crispi backs retrenchment in East Africa
Rome February 22 Premier Crispi told the Budget Committee the government favors retrenchment in East African expenditures if it preserves holdings and expands Italy’s influence. Massowah estimates are expected to be greatly reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Crispi
Italy
A Chance for a Fight Lonpos February 22
Report confirms a French cruiser bombarded Sagallo where the Cossack expedition under M. Atchinoff had settled. Five killed or wounded, others captured after Atchinoff refused to lower the Russian flag he had hoisted at Sagallo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpos
Sagailo
M. Atchinoff
M. Atehinoff
Sagallo
Samoan Conference Interests Seen Protected by Imperial Delegate
In the House of Commons the Under Secretary for the Colonies told Mr. Redmond that Australia’s interests in the Samoan conference would be adequately safeguarded by the imperial delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
House of Commons
Redmond
Australia
Pope Approves Washington University Statutes
Rome correspondent reports the Pope has approved the statutes of Washington University, signaling church sanction for the new university structure. The Chronicle notes the progress in the Vatican approval process and hints at forthcoming official announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Rome
The
Chronicle
Saya
Washington University
England's policy praised by European press
The Fremdenblatt and Neuve Freie Presse in Vienna comment on Britain's foreign policy after the royal speech. They say England has no reason to fear spy activity and that Salisbury's aims enjoy cordial support. They note entente cordial with Germany and warm Austria-Italy sympathy, recognizing shared interests in maintaining British naval power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
The
Fremdenblatt
England
Lord
Germany
Austria
Italy
Politische Nachrichten Denies Waldersee and Bismarck Visit
The Politische Nachrichten denies a report that Count von Waldersee and Count Herbert Bismarck will soon visit Perth and Rome respectively on matters related to the triple alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politische Nachrichten
Count von Waldersee
Herbert Bismarck
Perth
Rome
European Gossip and World Notes From Genoa to Berlin
German ironclads gathered at Genoa were ordered to sail for Santos. Prince Alexander of Battenberg reportedly to wed an opera singer Lei singer and live in Italy. A duel wounded M Polak, Mexican Legation Secretary Seneri. Czar reportedly chose a new Prince for Bulgaria but withheld name. Italy reportedly occupies Saberguma between Ailot and As mara. Emrenor Francis Joserm to issue amnesty proclamation. Berlin denies German East Africa Company blocks Peters expedition. Heavy snow in Bernese Oberland causes avalanches, deaths at Obermatt and Soithuran. Hungarian Diet passes five army bill clauses. Premier Tisza promotes conservative amendments. American Legation and Consulate in Berlin closed for Washington’s Birthday. Emperor and Empress of Russia attend Sir Morier’s ball as implied rebuke to German press. Empress Regent ennobles three generations of Sir Robert Hart’s ancestors in Pekin dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Santos
Vienna
Alexander of Battenberg
Leisinger
Italy
M. Polak
Seneri
Legation
M. Zankoff
Bul
Rome
Obermatt
Soithuran
Tista
Berlin
Washington
Russia
R. D. Morier
Pekinanys
Robert Hart
Liberal Education and Citizenship at Georgetown’s Centennial
President Cleveland, at Georgetown University, extols liberal education while urging graduates to be active, loyal American citizens. He praises alumni contributions and calls for education to serve public duty, urging an army of alumni devoted to country and good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HiIna Ton
Cleveland
Georgetown University
Greduaste
Uate
Georgetown
Thse
Bucknell Sophomores Seize Leaders at Milton Supper
In Lewissane on February 22 eight freshmen stormed into Clarence Shuster and Newell’s room, abducted them, and forced them into a wagon. The sophomores later rescued Shuster and Newell at Buffalo Cross Roads but missed the class treasurer, Charles Dewondy, as the train had already left. The planned supper at the Broadway House in Milton ended in disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewissane
Bucknell University
Broadway House
Milton
Clarence Shuster
Shuster
Newell
Charles Dewondy
Knights Seek Funds in Second Special Call
Philadelphia February 22 General M Workman Powderly issues a second special call within a year requesting percept contributions from union members to bolster finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
General M Workman Powderly
Smallest black bears ever taken near Williamsport
A hunter reports capturing a litter of minuscule black bears in Williamsport area. He killed one and wounded another amid a close encounter. all three bears died or perished before reaching home and were preserved in alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Doom of the Soldiers Orphans' Schools Sealed in Pennsylvania
A Harrisburg report notes charges against a former superintendent and a mother seeking work at a soldiers orphans’ school. The joint House and Senate committee will meet next week to consider removing children to normal schools, with the syndicate system likely to be abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Habeisburg
Stewart
Grand Army of the Republic
House Soldiers Orphans’ Committee
McAlisterville School
Soldiers
Higbee
Beaver
Tue Dispatch
Ana
Wagner
Pennsylvania
Mana
Doom
Fragmentary notice on engineer with actor name tidbits
Disjointed OCR text mentions an engineer role played by Frank G. Carpenter and references worn or old jokers, but details are incomplete and unclear about event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Carpenter
Plague of Tigers Drives Population Shifts in Java
An administration report to the Dutch Chambers notes tiger hunted areas on Java causing depopulation. In Bantam province 1882 migration of villagers to an offshore island followed tiger trouble, with 600,000 total population and 60 killed by tigers in 1887. Rewards for killing tigers rose to 200 florins in 1888. immunity linked to superstition and guns being rare or confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendon Times
Java
Bantam
Rwo
Scientific method of opening nuts described in England
An article discusses a novel technique for cracking butternuts using an incision at the osseous endocropaf region with sutures to expose oleagenses ovate laterally. It notes public embarrassment at adopting the method and mentions a proposed operation in England using electrical or vegetien approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzxard
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Western Pennsylvania League
Clara
Alice
Miss Mamie Wood
Rere
Bewarth
Rose
Daly
Holy City
Sullivan and
Hilrain
Wooderd
Klee and
Gines
Boy
Sporting Notes
Around
Union Veteran Legion
Pearson
John Wanamaker
Attorney-General
Mall
Providence Journal
Arkansas
Mary Anderson
Connecticut Mutual Life Statement
Explorer
Queen Victoria
Samoa
Herby
Liberal Education
Senator Wright
Sloetrie $Egetiien
P. Weckbecker
Allan
Howe, Harmony Fae
Catcher
Hobes
Ernest
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