Carroll Declares Brotherhood Affiliation in Pittsburg Move
Fred Carroll arrives in the city and states he will join the Brotherhood ball team. He confirms he has a contract offer to captain and manage the Pittsburg League club and says he will sign with the Brotherhood, signaling loyalty amid ongoing league speculation.
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Fred Carroll
City
Brotherhood
Welch
New York
Sporting
Pittsburg
Frederick
Frisco
Carroll
Dispatch
West
Nimick
Albert Myers Responds to Brotherhood Letters and Shares
Philadelphia league second baseman Albert Myers sends a direct reply to the Brotherhood and authorizes sale of his five shares in the club’s stock. He notes attempting to obtain the highest bid for his portion and discusses options on stock among leaders as documents and contracts circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phailadecinia
J. M. Vandertlice
The
Brotherhood
Albert Myers
Waenderslice
Barsie Explains Tucker Contract Walkout
Manager Barnie recounts Tucker signing in November and says the star refused to play for Baltimore. He notes the Players' League tensions and claims Tucker would be bound by the contract and could be moved to another club, despite his protests.
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Tucker
Baltimore
Barnie
Boston
Ae Aes
Po Association of Organization
Banton
We Point Diank
Mickey Welch Signs League Contract in New York
Report from Altoona dated January 11 notes Mickey Welch signed a League contract. John M. Ward told the Dispatch that they could have had him if the Brotherhood would have sacrificed the principle, as Sister Deena and others argued. Manager Zecher of the Altoona State League Baseball Club proclaims his club the crack team of the state.
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Patrcal
DIKP
New Vorux
Mickey Welch
John M. Ward
Distarch
Brotherhood
Sue Deena
Altoona Ie
Altoona
Zecher
Altoona State League
Stave
Civil Justice Mitchell Appeals for Prisoner Retention
Civil Justice Peter Mitchell representing Prof. Mike Donovan, William Harding, Charles Johnson and James Wakeley urged Governor Bill to keep the four men jailed in Richburg, Mississippi, from transfer as he accused them of aiding and abetting during the fight. Harding was absent from the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Peter Mitchell
New York City
Mike Donovan
William Harding
Charles Johnson
James Wakeley
Richburg
Miss
Bill
Boac
Aoatant
Mitchell Will
Harding
Evan Lewis Battling Pneumonia in Beloit Home
New York reports the great wrestler Evan Lewis is gravely ill with pneumonia after a grip and is being sent to his Beloit home or hospital. Friends fear he may not recover as his condition worsens and his strength is noted in his legendary wrestling career.
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Grim Reaper
New York
Evan Lewis
Beloit
Lewis
Uneree
Orto' S Hospital
Boyal
United States Mail
Britannic
Aritanaic
Adrian
Adriatic
Critte
Teutonic
White Star
Great Britain
J. Leerneral
Broadway
Thayer Replice Vows Backing for Regatta Winner
Mr Charles Thayer of this city says he will back any man who wins the race for the 65000 purse in the squath championship. He warns against possible combinations to defeat top contenders and asserts support for the victorious competitor regardless of result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostor
Charles . Thayer
O’connor
Jorgemoescher
Thayer Sonenend
Guttenberg Entries at Tomorrow's Guttenberg Races
The Guttenberg entries list six and a half furlong, six furlong, seven furlong, seven furlong selling races with horses such as Eink, Liezte Hrwenette, Battersby, Howe, Red stone M6, Folic B, Australitz, Elm ston, Folsome, Vixen colt, Tunis Foy, Rapin, Jerome, Falcon, Berman, Amos Tit, Ralph Blackito, St. Clair, Jim Gates, and Duffer among others. The list includes weights and partial odds or marks for several runners across six races.
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Gurrertone
N. J
Guttenberg
Eink
Liezte Hrwenette
Battersby
Howe
Redstone
Facial B
Sunshine
Litt Harefoot
Lord Beaconsfield
Neptumas
Remember
Pomeroy
Nattet
Shakespeare MC
Australitz
Elmston
Folsome
Pasrins
Benguile
Han Lassie
Mark Lovell
Belle Kennedy
Billerson
Vanker Tag
Tunis Foy
Ims
Ave Ipoe
Rapin
Ten Spray
Races Held at Currros Race Track New Jersey
Special telegram reports today at Currros Race Track New Jersey with results across five races. Peril led the first, Joe Cannon second, and Bqustdro third with times around 1 0. Beijing paid 6 to land 2 to 1, Joe Cannon 3 to Land 7 to 4. O'Falece second in the third, Time 1 33. Bets ranged from even money to 6 to 1 across events.
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Cuften Wienes
Cuirrros
N. J
Peril
Joe Cannon
Bqustdro
Beijing
Uandre
Ida Bes O
Bettine
Land
Fto
Seven and Son Baat
Autocrat
Duggier Ars
Golden
The Local Sportsmen Annual Meeting
The Sportsmen's Association of Western Pennsylvania convenes this evening. The ticket anticipated for election includes President Edward Gragg, three Vice Presidents ND Phillips Wilson Risher, Secretary Treasurer J C Brown, Naturalist H S A Stewart, and a Board of Directors: Charriott Lawrence Bell Dic Miles Kenjaan Sooeeeterne.
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Sportsmen's Association of
Western Pennsylvania
Edward Gragg
ND. C. Phillips
B. F. Wilson
LD. Risher
J. C. Brown
H. S& A. Stewart
Thomas Herriott
George R. Lawrence
James M. Bell
Thomas H. Dic
George K. Miles
E. H. Kenjaan Sooeeeterne
McCaffrey Enters Local Four Hour Race
Entry notes show McCaffrey among entrants for a local four hour race. A second entry was made at the office last evening and bets were placed by Sate of ween and Geetnmiller. If McCaffrey visits Steinmiller at Woods' Ran today he is promised an outright stay.
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Sate
Ween
Eod
Geetnmiller
Eecamey - Ao
Nesta
Nikirk
McCrell
McCaffrey
Mr. Steinmiller
Woods
Wealthy Ohio Farmers Arrested for Having Too Many Wives
Cumberland Maryland January 13 A George's Creek and Cumberland Rail road engine ran away after leaving Koonts mine siding. The wreck killed fireman Willis Cook and mangled him beyond recognition. The accused note forgery case in Youngstown remains unsolved.
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Ohio
Cumberland
Youngstown
Cumberland, Mp
George's Creek
Koonts
Willis Cook
Brown Denies Knowledge of Lamb in Forged Note Case
In Youngstown January 11 Richard Brown iron manufacturer disputes knowledge of Joseph Lamb whom Toledo banks indicate negotiated forged $22,000 paper. Brown says he learned of no Lamb until now and has no information on the case. Further details and connections to Blythe and possible family links emerge as the telegrams unfold.
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Brown
Lamb
Richard Brown
Toledo
Joseph Lamb
United States Express Company
Lambao
Mise Blytho
Real Pote
Richard Sro
Mr. Brown
Miss Blythe
Wallek
Blythe
Threats of lynching amid strike divide in Punxsutawney
Two Italian workers at Walston faced mob pressure after a store visit and a confederate triggered a crowd to threaten them. The store owner pledged protection and the pair escaped harm as sheriffs battled a spreading flu and mounting tension.
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Punxsutawley
Walston
Complicated Washington County oil case appears settled
Special telegram from Washington Pa reports that a dispute over wells and land sales involving ex Judge Acheson and several lot owners near Stevens on Schmitz Darrah has culminated. A receivership and court actions arose, with further delays and petitions before the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Disputcr
Acheson
Wells
Sitter Yatty
George Davis
Grant
Supreme Court
One Hunter Killed and Companion Injured in West Virginia
A 17 year old named Galaspal was shot and killed by fellow hunter C T Louk aged 14 near Guapr Forx W Va. The accident occurred while they hunted and Louk’s gun discharged striking Galaspal in the back. The incident left another hunter briefly deranged with shock and led to various theories about motive and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guapr Forx
W. Va
Ciand Galaspal
C. T. Louk
Galaspal
Louk
Galanpal
M Emocl
Mm Be
Wealthy Farmers Desert Their Families Stir Rumor
A wild rumor from Trivin in January suggests two wealthy farmers named Kinmis deserted their wives and were arrested for bigamy. The report mentions both men allegedly fled with young women, causing a local sensation.
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Trivin
Kinmis
Aix
Bridge Builder Edward Lewis Fatally Injured at Verona
Edward Lewis, master bridge builder for the Allegheny Valley road, died at Verona after being fatally injured when bridges burned here are being rebuilt. He was 60, survived by two widows and a family. He was brought home on a special train but died before reaching Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lewis
Verona
Oil City
Sud
Epidemic Challenges Hit Seven-Year-Old Classes
A fragmented telegram notes seven years of ongoing epidemics affecting new and existing classes with no clear cessation or relief in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciarinu
Traveling man found dead in hotel room
A man identified as a traveling worker was found dead in his hotel room in Iowa on January 1. Police report says he had been living there for several weeks and had drinks before his death. details remain unclear as investigators search for a cause.
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Lowa
Ravages of Pneumonia Claim Local Leader
Wheeling reports sharp pneumonia toll with daily deaths among prominent local Black citizen. The era’s health crisis tightens grip as city struggles with mortal illness.
Valuable vein of soft fireclay found near Williams Grove
John Maurey discovers a valuable vein of soft fireclay on his Clearfield County farm near Williams Grove. The find is reported as a notable mineral discovery with potential local impact for quarrying and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleramfield
John Maurey
Wiliams Grove
Tax trial of Alfred Andrews postponed in Bellefonte
The tax case against Alfred Andrews for the murder of Katharine Price is postponed to the fourth week of the January term in Bellefonte.
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Alfred Andrews
Katharine Price
Bellefonte
Wilkesbarre
Youterday
Jonx Strur
Baltimore and Ohio
Tifin
Killeren Rader
Cambria
Rader
Frare D. McLinnan
Wilcox House
Erie
Erie County
Buffalo
Connellsville
Charles Wingeroth
Joseph Knapper
J. J. Davis
Her Debut More Than Half a Century Ago- Her Marriage
An obituary recalls Priscilla Elizabeth Cooper born 1816, daughter of actor Thomas Apthorpe Cooper, who debuted in 1834 with his company and later married Robert Tyler in 1840, becoming part of notable families as a prominent New York actress.
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New York San
New York
United States
White House
Robert Tyler
Tyler
Priscilla Elizabeth Cooper
Thomas Apthorpe Cooper
Cesetion
Mary Fairlie
Proiegte “Salamagunda
James Fairlie
Robert Yates
Priscilla Cooper
Old Bowery
Virginia
Virginius
Ous
John Tyler
Benjamin Harrison
Lean Meat and Water Diet Debated by Physicians
A Louisville Courier Journal item questions if a diet of lean meat and water alone can sustain life and treat conditions like obesity and dyspepsia. It notes New York doctors using the diet for months claim health gains, while Philadelphia Times reports a girl catching fish with a bent pin story as a local anecdote.
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Louteville
Cwn
New York
Phiadelphia Times
Delegates Split Among Hastings Delamater and Quay Aides
Telegram from Harrisburg reports complex delegate allocations for the Republican State Convention. Most delegates favor Delamater or Hastings with scattered support for Stone and the Quay faction seeking to control distribution. Officials note factional battles in Clearfield Junista Berks Schuylkill and Carroll counties while Quay plans to wait until he returns from Florida before decisive moves.
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Delamster
Hastings
Stone
Quay
Delamater
Harrisburg
Senator Quay
Clearfield
Junista
Andrews
Jugista County
Friends
John K. Robison
General Robison
Carbon County
Cunty
General Lilly
Frank Willis
Lesch
Gene Lilly
Senator Cameron
Republican Campaign
Berka Sert
Schuylkill
Election of District Chairmen in Nine Democratic Districts
Philadelphia January 13. District Chairmen for the Democratic State Committee were chosen in nine districts. Krumbhsar was elected in the First District, Eckley B. Coxe in Luzerne, Benjamin F. Myers in Dauphin, J. Marshall Wright in Northampton, and James Kerr in Clearfield. The three remaining non Pittsburg districts did not have names reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Democratic State Committee
Charlies H. Krumbhsar
Luzerne
Eckley B. Coxe
Dauphin
Benjamin F. Myers
Northampton
J. Marshall Wright
Allentown
Clearfield
James Kerr
Pittsburg
Ex-Governor Foster Nominated for Senator by Republicans
POSSIBLE AID FOR BRICK COLUMBUS January 13 Ex-Governor Charles Foster nominated for Senator by Republicans to eight with all but four caucus votes. Members then held executive session and may influence tomorrow noon’s election. Twelve Republicans absent raise fears of aid to Brice. Licths Courage In the Northwest. Minneapolis January 13 storm caused little damage. Trains delayed slightly but no serious disruption. Weather clear and cold.
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Columbus
Charles Foster
Cauons
Brice
Milnnerpolis
Iceboat Service Dates On Delaware River Since 1872
Captain Henry E. Mellville lists annual Delaware River ice obstruction dates for city iceboats since 1872. The record shows winters with lateDecember ice, occasional January calls, and several seasons with no service, noting a few winters of partial readiness and a few where ice failed to reach two inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Henry E. Mellville
Delaware
City
Aescara
Untouched Storehouses Loom in South American Riches
The London Spectator argues that vast mineral wealth remains in the Andes and Cordilleras, with gold silver diamonds and other metals abundant in South America. It notes future demand could outpace supply and describes the Andean region as capable of feeding Europe’s needs for coal copper and lead. The piece highlights Bolivia Peru and the Amazon basin as immense reserves.
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London Spectator
Andes
Cordilleras
Bolivia
Peru
Europe
Amason
Missing postal car with 4,000,000 cards sparks search
The Birmingham to Philadelphia mail car containing 4,000,000 postal cards is missing since December 31. A replacement car began toward Philadelphia from Birmingham, Conn., while Baltimore supply of 150,000 cards arrives. Postmaster Field reports the ongoing search and anticipated arrival tomorrow. The item includes contrasts with Nihilists and recalls West Point hazing headlines.
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Field
Birmingham
Conn
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Callars
West Point
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Colder
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Wheeling
Erippe
Thin County
HOR
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Erie and Pittsburg Railroad
Kare Joseph McCarter
Charles H. William Brewster
M. H. Taylor
Cries
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George B. Roberts
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the People’s Store
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Insravass
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Lonsdale
APS
Ces Modjeska
Stasi
Joseph Tetley & CO
London
John A. Renshaw & CO
Liberty St
McAllister & Sheibleer
Kuhn & Bro
East End
James Lockhart
Allegheny
Star Line
Queenstown
Liverpool
State Line
Glasgow
Belfast
Dublin
Lowes
Ausila Baldwin & CO
J. McCork
St, Pittsburg
Antag
Ireland
Norway
Wright
Smithfield
Moeser
Smithfield Street
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Stein’s Tokay Wines
A. Wolf & Son
Pittshid
H. HO Olmes & Son
OS Fleming & Bon
Ordlinger & CO
Schuster
Arthur
Essen
Harris’ Drug CO
Jos. Fleming & Son
Market Street
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