Duquesne Kennel Club Chooses Officials for Beach Show
The annual meeting at Hotel Schlosser elected club officials for 22 months and set judges for the upcoming dog show. Mortimer, Lewis, and Davidson named as top judges with broad breed coverage and aims for a premier bench show outside New York.
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Duquesne Kennel Club
Ll. Boges
J. O'H. Denny
W.E. Patrick
W. E. Littell
Horne
H. Denny
F. H. Kenny
John Moorlead
Littell
Joan Davidson
James Mortimer
St. Bernards
Joseph Lewis
New York
Disqualified Sculler Corbett Faces Chicago Scrutiny
News from CaicaGco January 19 reports James P. Corbett of the Iroquois Boat Club was expelled by the National Association Executive Committee for crookedness and professionalism after an ex parte hearing. Corbett had no defense and was not informed of accusers or exact charges, stirring factional controversy in Chicago aquatic circles.
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CaicaGco
James P. Corbet
Cink
National Association
Focal Aquatic
Corbett
Chicago
Garfield
New York
Po Digrace
Baldwin and Boston Transfer Rumor Spurs Baseball Talk
Rumor swirls that Pittsburg pitcher Mark Baldwin may move to Boston Association club under President Prince. Baldwin says he would be content to join a strong Boston lineup while stressing he only dislikes playing for weak teams. Baldwin notes no confirmation from Boston or Columbus. Kia suggests consent is needed for any transfer.
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Pittsburg
Prince
President Prince
Boston Association
Mark Haldwin
Columbus Club
Baldwin
Boston
Mark
Columbus
Kia
Laldwin
Important Horse Sale in Lima as Lineman Buys Mare
Lima January 2 J C Lineman owner of the Lima stock farm bought Palo Alto Belle a 4 year old mare from Miller Sibiey Franklin Pa. She ranks among the nation’s finest stock and traces to Senator Lelana California stock. Dam line includes Beagnul Belle Minnehaha and others. The price cited is 15000 dollars with payment notes and details of a matching colt Alcanser bred by Elisha Smith Higolawn Farm Lee Massachusetts.
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Disf Arca
Lima
J. C. Lineman
Miller & Sibiey
Franklin
Lelana
California
Ae ‘Aula
Cal
Cantara
Electioneer
Mambrino Pilot
Elisha Smith
Higolawn Farm
Lee, Mas
Ward Release Grows League Interest in Pittsburg Move
President O Neil reveals Ward release two months ago under a national agreement and says Ward joining Pittsburg would boost attendance and revenues. Brooklyn pursuit could derail. An NY Sun report notes Slattery Johnston would leave New York, with Tiernan Gore and O Rourke among the outfielders moved to other clubs.
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Ward
O'Neil
Treasuries
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Hanfan
Slattery and Johnston
New York
Tiernan
Gore
O'Rourke
New York Sun
Cyclade entries top stakes in major city fairs
Private advices report record entries for cyclode stakes closing soon in Lexington Latonia St Paul Memphis and Nashville. Chicago Louisville not yet heard from St Louis closes February Kansas City drops meet. May front shooting tourney with managers Shaney Crow Hostetter and Davison offers 800 cash prizes and 900 in kind prizes. Gold medals await top shooters with Davites likely to collect.
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Civcinnati
Lexington
Latonia
St. Paul
Memphis
Nashville
Chicago
Louisville
St Louis
Kansas City
Messrs. E. E. Shaney
Jim Crow
Hostetter
Davison
McKeesport Sits Out Tri-State League This Year
McKeesport will not join the Tri-State League this season and its franchise will be disposed of. Rumors persist that the Tri-State might add new clubs, while the Execlade has organized a New York and Pennsylvania League.
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McKeesport
New York
Pennsylvania
Erie Club Finishes Sale of 10 Season Tickets
The Erie Club reports 10 season tickets sold at 25 each ensuring a strong club for the city. Many of last year’s players will join the team for the upcoming season.
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Erie
Corbett In Chicago Ahead Of Jackson Bout
Corbett the California heavyweight sails toward a spring boxing tour then a high stakes match with Peter Jackson. The $10 000 purse promises $8 500 to the winner as he trains via stops from Streator to Frisco with Jackson ill and condition to steady.
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Jackson
Chcaco
James Corbett
California
Donaldson
Minneapolis
New Oneans
Streator
Til
Corbett
Frisco
Peter Jackson
Dempsey
Jom Mace
Choynski
Jake Kilrain
Hall Defeats Fitzsimmons Challenge Sparks Melbourne Bet
Melbourne bookmaker Joe Harris reports Australian middleweight Jim Hall eager to fight Fitzsimmons. Harris says Hall beat 14 men in 14 months including Starlight and can whip Fitzsimmons, offering to back Hall against Fitz or any other middleweight. Harris seeks to learn if Hall can leave on the next steamer for the match.
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Jim Hall
Dempsey
San Francisco
Joe Harris
Melbourne
Firesimmons
Harris
Australia
Fitzsimmons
Arisans
Sky
Hall
Harris Hall
Fitz
Starlight
Queensland
Sydney
Dempsey Benefit Fight Card Set For Friday Night
New Orleans reports the Olympic Club will host a benefit for Dempsey next Friday with Kilrain Muldoon Fitzsimmons Carroll Warren Bowen Woods Canter and Farrell among the glove contest entrants.
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New Orleans
Olympic Club
Dempsey
Kilrain
Muldoon
Fitzsimmons
Jimmy Carroll
Tommy Warren
Andy Bowen
Bob Farrell
Billy Woods
Mike Canter
Sporting Notes on Boxing and Baseball Prospects
The New York Sun reports Peter Prippy training plans and multiple boxing negotiations. Ward draws interest from Brooklyn and Pittsburgh while Australians loom in the scene with talks of a 75 yard race between Tommy O Brien and Ed Nikirk. Spalding questions Chicago Association club plans as Chamberlain’s disgrace shifts balance. Slavin sails to America with Sullivan match talks, sparring Mitchell, and Yale player Daleell exits baseball due to heart trouble amid league discussions. Milwaukee bids for Association entry as two Chicago clubs questioned.
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Peter Prippy
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Ward
Tommy O' Brien
Ed Nikirk
Spalding
Chicago
Chamberlain
Columbus
Bly
Baldwin
Sullivan
Oevermore
Ey Hall
Starlight
Dempsey
Frank Slavin
America
Slavin
Spar Mitchell
Olympia
Daleell
Yale
Jonix K. Day
J. W. Spalling
C. H. Byrne
al Johnston
Milwaukee
Association
Slio
New York Sun
Blaine Denies War Fleet Report Targeting Pacific
Secretary Blaine dismissed a Times dispatch claiming a large American fleet gathering in Pacific waters before the Bering Sea season. He said naval strength in winter is smaller than ten years ago, with five ships and 856 men, not 118 guns and 3,000 men as alleged. He urged a Times clarification to the public.
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Blaine
Associated Press
State Department
London
London Times
Philadelphia
Pacific
Bering Sea
San Francisco
Charleston
Port Townsend
Navy Department
Tracy
Times
the Times
International Railway Commission Sets Work Schedule
The International Railway Commission adjourned and approved the committee work plan. Delegates from Brazil and Argentina are delayed but expected soon. The next meeting is set for Thursday next week unless the President calls an earlier session. General Benjamin M. Guircia of Salvador attended as a new delegate.
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Hindos
International Railway Commission
Committee On Organization
Brazil
Argentine Republic
Benjamin M. Guircia
Salvador
Call for Reciprocity Treaty Amid McKinley Bill Strains
From Washington January 20 the Bureau of American Republics cites E/ Radical Ocaras Venezuela urging the U.S. to pursue a reciprocity treaty. It argues the McKinley bill hurts markets, affects coffee cocoa and chocolate duties, and urges government action to ease the double burden on Venerada’s exports. Also notes SLEEPLESS cough remedy advertisement.
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Washington
Bureau of American Republics
Ocaras
Venezuela
United States
PATTISON IN POWER AND CALL FOR CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM
A Senate speech argues for universal suffrage protections and secrecy of ballots, urging a constitutional convention to modify article 8 section 4. It advocates ample school funding with free textbooks, tax reform to aid education, and equal treatment of capital and labor while opposing class legislation.
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Senate
People's College
Commonwealth
Review of Parade in Pittsburg by Randall Club
Harrisburg telegram reports the Randall Club of Pittsburg delivering the best parade among organizations while ex Governor Beaver assists Patti son with duties. The review notes attendance by the new Governor, retiring governor, his staff, the Legislative Committee on Arrangements, and state dignitaries.
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Randall Club
Pittsburg
Beaver
Pattison
Ifrom
Harrisburg
Democratic Drum Corps Parade Aids In State Display
The procession lists multiple bands and associations with divisions led by Marshals Thomas P. Merritt and John R. Hamilton. Aids include various fire companies and bands from Harrisburg Scranton Lancaster and Philadelphia. The Governor received cheers as the Great Western Band performed in Capitol Park and the Randall Club members stayed overnight.
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Thomas P. Merritt
Marsh Bauer
Central Democratic Club
Scranton
Pattison Club
Dapville
Conewago Cornet
Young Men's A Association
Ork
John R. Hamilton
Paxton Military
Friendship Fire Company
Harrisburg
Isope
Uois
Young Men's Domiceatic Society
Lancaster
Alexis
Coneckisn
Philadelphia
Arenes
Horsemen
Hummelstown
Citizens’ Fire Company
Washington
Hosa
Harrisburt
Vernon Hook
Pee Coney
Harrish
Axton
Ompany
al Urey
Middletown
Geoduat
Ne -Sowrenadres
Commonwealth Drama
Mt. Pleasant Fire Company
Arrieburg
Susquehanna Fire Company
Fairview
Baily Hose Company
Shamrock Hose Company
Citizens’ Band
Steelton
Paxtang Hook and Ladder Company
State Street
Great Western Band
Pittsburg
Capitol Park
Executive Mansion
Randall Club
Pattison appoints Cabinet officers for Senate review
Governor Pattison sent to the Senate his official Cabinet nominations for confirmation. The Senate received them at 5 o clock p m and, upon breaking the seal, a western Senator produced a Pittsburgh Dispatch clipping from November 21, 1890 listing the expected names. Beaver nominations also proceed.
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Harrisburg
Pattison
Senate
PittsBounc Dispatch
Parade Banner at Capitol Park Highlights Pattison Visit
Governor Pattison watched the parade from Capitol Park as the line passed at 2 p m. The Randall Club of Pittsburg drew praise for its marching and uniforms. Captain Maloney of Harrisburg drowned last night, and the list of parade organizers and officers is announced with the cabinet confirmation following.
Inaugural Night Draws Crowds to Harrisburg Events
Governor Pattison hosts a public reception at the Executive Mansion with his wife amid a citywide celebration. Humphrey Tate and wife, Attorney General Hensel, Secretary Harrity, Adjutant McClelland, and Philadelphia friends assist. Fireworks display in Market Square and an inaugural ball at Armory Hall also fill the evening.
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Harrisburg
Market Square
Philadelphia
Armory Hall
Second Street
Capitol Grounds
Pattison
Humphrey Tate
Hensel
Secre
Harrity
William McClelland
Pee
William H. Egle
Mra Watres
North Second Street
Young Harold Egle Recites Serenade Farewell Note
In Scranton a 10 year old, Harold Egle, steps onto Dr Egle's balcony to thank the Scranton Democratic Club for their serenade to the Governor. He explains Papa is at the Capitol and expresses gratitude, drawing warm applause from the club after his brief remarks.
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Harold
Lawrence
Dr. Egle
Watres
Gobin
Capitol
The
Scranton Democratic Club
Papa
De Young Defends National Commission Against Candler Report
Vice President De Young rejects Candler committee findings as false and biased. He argues salaries are warranted, cites legal limits, defends 115 Lady Managers, and opposes Chicago-only control, asserting national representation and defenses against Flower and Franks.
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Chicago
de Young
World's Fair National Commission
Congressman Candler
Special Committee
National Commission
Congress
Act of Congress
Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Epeiatas
Flower
New York
Franks
Missouri
Alabama's New Threat To World Fair Exhibit
In the Alabama State Senate a bill to fund an exhibit of the state's resources at Chicago World's Fair was laid on the table awaiting the elections bill's fate. Senators voted unanimously that if the elections measure passes it would render immigration incentives useless, delaying funding.
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Montcomery
Ala
State Senate
Alabama
Chicago
Weather summary for regions and winds in January
The report notes showers on the lakes with southwest winds and stationary temperatures in Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. In Oni0 showers in the north and Farr in the southern portion bring west to northwest winds and cooler conditions with stationary temperatures in the northwest area. The document dated January 20 by the United States weather service lists times and temperatures around 40 degrees.
20 Percent Discount on Wanama ker Brown Clothing
A clothing sale offers 20 percent off regular prices on Ready Made or Made to Measure Wanama ker Brown garments. The ad claims a revolutionary price cut, with prices labeled on each item and a claim of surplus stock. it presents the sale as a fast, unlimited success.
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Wanamaker & Brown
Weather Map Update Signals Shifting Storms Across Regions
The threatening area in the lake region moved eastward causing light snow in Pennsylvania New York and parts of New England. Northern Minnesota hosts a strong energy storm likely to move along the upper lake region to the St Lawrence Valley. A high barometer area covers the Southern States east of the Mississippi with a second fair weather area extending east from Salt Lake City. Light rain fell in several Texas locales with a general temperature rise of 10 to 25 degrees except Kentucky Tennessee mountains and the North American plateau.
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Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Minnesota
Upper Lake
St. Lawrence Valley
Mississippi River
Salt Lake City
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
North American
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