Ten Club National League Decides On Membership
New York January 30. National League settles membership keeping ten clubs for at least another year. Blair the local pitcher is sought by a new local club. An English runner accepts McClelland's challenge as talks on uniforms and arbitration outcomes unfold.
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McClelland
National League
Blair
England
E. ©. McClelland
New York
Washington
Indianapolis
Presient Stearns
Detroit
Vondertorst
Baltimore
Mr. Stearns
Vonderthorst
Powers
Dispatch
Board of Arbitration
Atlantic Association
New England League
Her
Eee
Central League
Newark
Jersey City
Elmira
Pittsburg Players Seek Local Pitchers as Blair Deal Falls
Local officials scramble to lock a new Pittsburg pitcher after Lince deal with Ad Gumbert collapsed. William Bish from the East End emerges as preferred choice, with Hamilton International connection and a potential Pittsburg battery forming. Blair attracts strong offers from Spalding Chicago and Hawtin Club, but release disputes stall moves.
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Spalding
Chicago
Blair
Bidens
Hawtin
Pittsburg
Hamilton
Bair
Priddy McClelland Race Plans Face Training Delays
Sporting fans discuss changes to the Priddy McClelland race to be held March 1. Peter Priddy trains under George Smith at Exposition Park, with track repairs noted and a proposed rescheduling to February.
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Priddy
Challenge Left At Office With Forfeit Of 06
A cryptic note was left at the office yesterday referencing a Cure match against any dog in the county and a forfeit of 06. The fragmentary text includes unclear phrases and appears to describe an informal wager or challenge with no clear participants or outcome.
Boston Officials Move to Ban Public Sparring Exhibitions
A Boston dispatch reports municipal resistance to sparring exhibitions with Mayor Hart opposing permits. The Committee on Licenses is leaning to refuse future licenses for music hall sparring events amid pressure from city leaders and residents. Some Back Bay clubs worry about what comes next but officials say major clubs cannot secure licenses if public opposition persists.
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Boston
Dispatch
Hart
Cane Bo Heavy
Committee On
Ermen
Back Bay
Peither
Englishman Challenges McClelland In Three Mile Run
A letter from Laxproft England dated January 180 reports Englishman Joe Courtney of Portsmouth accepting E McClelland’s world ten mile challenge by proposing three trial distances of 1 2 and 4 miles with two wins out of three to decide. The offer invites any American challenger under same terms.
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South of England
McClelland
C. McClelland
Courtney
London
Laxproft
England
Dean Lin
Sporting Life
E. ©. McOiiland
Joe Courtney
Portsmouth
Mey Scrosa
America
Tod
B. Calloway & Sons
Edion Courtney
Horse racing card for tomorrow in Carrier New Jersey
The telegram lists the tomorrow card with multiple races and horse names including Victrix Henry George Adonis Traveler Annie M Alveds Darting Isle Gone Away Davis Now Then Lomax Eurenour Monsoon Chap man Lite Jake Saluda Moonstone Owen Golden Lillie M Sam L aw Daly Miss Cody Joan Arkins Little James McCormick Sophiet Anstaie Pall Mall Mamie Bil Ethel M Stroma Cristo Friar Frejols Barnumie Imsigns. The entries mix names, weights, and race lengths across six to seven furlong legs.
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N. J
Wile
Brier
Victrix
Henry George
Adonis
Charlie Russell
Pecasus
Traveler
Annie M. Alveds
Jeff
Darting
Isle
Gone Away
Davis
Lomax
Eurenour
Hed Monogram
Arthur W. Marshal Lake
Vengeance
Guardsman
Freedom
Glory
Uourtier
Moonstone
I. Monsoon
Chapman
Lite
Jake
Pozsle
Saluda
Hilds
Nina
Sod
Owen Golden
Lillie M
Climrace
James McCormick
Watterson
Sophiet
Anstaie
the Ae
Insight
Pall Mall
Harrison
Mamie Bil
Ethel M
Oun Stroma Cristo
Friar
Uuspize
Frejols
Barnumie
Muddy Track Produces Tight Selections At N J Meet
Special Telegram from DisPat Tot reports a strong crowd despite a mud soaked track in Grurrexavee New Jersey. Six races feature odds and times with Benedict, Mamie Hay, Dramstick, jack, Viplisnt, and one winner noted across distances from six furlongs to one and one half miles with varying payouts and placings.
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Dispat
N. J
Alx
Benedict Oe
Millerton
Tio Sand
Tupus
Mamie Hay
Wea Pendennis
Dramstick
Lady Agnes
Mto
Bratt
Ericors—Een Jack
Bockston Stoland
Manhattan
Viplisnt
Stolandite
Hamiet
Success
Ieee
Blygical
Ito
Harwood
Cyclone Jim Doryes Signs with Brooklyn Brotherhood
Telegram reports Cyclone Jim Doryes accepted terms from the Brooklyn Brotherhood ball team. He will pitch for Brooklyn next season after jumping his reserve from the Cincinnati organization. Duryea, a St. Paul resident, brings Western League experience to the deal.
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Spacta
Dispatch
Jim” Doryes
Jobnn Wardmere
Brooklyn Brotherhood
Duryea
St. Paul
Cincinnatis
Brooklyn
Backers Name Wakely as Final Stakeholder in McBride O’Leary Fight
The backers agreed on Jim Wakely of New York as final stakeholder and wired the final deposit yesterday. They set a $20 side bet and an outside wager each, making a total purse of $1,400. If 60 wins he faces Larkin, Lynch or Murphy.
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McBride
O'Leary
Jim Wakely
New York
Mr. Sweeney
Mr. Quinn
Larkins
Lynch
Murphy
Local League club director dismisses suits and calls Nimick rival
Director Lemon of the new league club says Nimick is too shrewd to waste money on the alleged suits. He accuses Nimick and colleagues of a deceitful fight and predicts a losing battle, likening their position to soldiers with lead in their shoes.
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Lemon
Nimick
Railroad suit seeks recovery with attachment in Cincinnati case
A petition filed in the Superior Court by Mineral Range Railroad Company seeks $324.00 plus interest from August 1, 1857 from Ives Staynor and Co. An attachment is asked against the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad the Dayton Fort Wayne and Chicago and against Julius Dexter Eugene Zimmerman and R D Marshall as receiver.
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Ciscinsati
Superior Court
Mineral Range Railroad Company
Ives, Staynor & Co
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Dayton, Ft. Wane
Chicago
Julius Dexter
Eugene Zimmerman
R. D. Marshall
Lowell Ball Club Signs Players Amid Northwester Row
To Play With McKeecastport near Mass January 3 Lowell ball a hac Call will play again with the aiy nil inans of the Northweste Conway a brother of Dick and Frank Th have signed with the McKeesport Pa club The dispute of Detroit and Lowell over Frank oes has been settled by Lowell releasing that.
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McKeecaport
Mass
Lowell
Conway
Frank Th
McKeesport
Detroit
Frank Oes
Lowell Releasing
QuixS Delivers Final McBride Deposit for Bout with O Leary
Sporting notes confirm JoaN QuixS sent the final McBride deposit to Jim Wakely for the McBride vs O Leary fight. The column recalls past encounters between Goss and Sullivan, noting only an 1913 Boston exhibition at Goss’s benefit where Evan felled the elder man with a stiff blow but then treated him gently through the finish.
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Joan Quixs
Jim Wakely
McBride
O' Leary
A. C
Goss
Sullivan
Boston
Evan
Archbishop Ireland Denounces Cardinal Rumors as Nonsense
In St. Pav, Archbishop Ireland criticizes Montreal and national reports that he will appoint new cardinals. He says the rumors come from irresponsible sources and have no significance, noting Rome does not reveal plans through press gossip.
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St. Pav
Montreal
Nene Ireland
Aunent
United
West
Rome
Phillip Hoerrs Mother Dead in Southside
Mrs Anna Margaretha Hoerr mother of Assistant City Assessor Phillip Hoerr of the Southside died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Weltzs residence 116 Kidney Street. She was among the oldest Southside residents and survived by five children including Phillip Hoerr Jean Hoerr and Charles F Hoerr.
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Anna Margaretha Hoerr
Phillip Hoerr
Southside
Weltz
Kidney Street
Hoerr
la Grippe
Ktmeries
Itd
Pittsburg
Caeee Te - Ee
Jean Hoerr
Baltimore
Charles F. Hoerr
Reed Keeps Speaker in Place in House Contested Session
The article notes Reed’s resolve to sustain the Speaker amid a tense session. Daleell praises him for bravely opposing abuse and filibustering. Forecasts include a Smith vs Jackson election contest speech and a brief journal reading with possible roll call. Butterworth and McKinley are praised as masterful amid sharp partisan exchanges.
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Carlisle
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McKinley
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Yeas
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Thennger
Tllinois
Ohio
Blanchard
Louisiana
Euless
House Confronts Quorum Fight Over Journal and Rules
In a chaotic House session, Breckinridge calls for full roll, members press for journal accuracy, and McKinley defends constitutional role. The debate centers on quorum, voting, and whether silent members count, ending with a adjournment amid party cheers and protests.
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Mr. Springer
Illinois
Springer
Committee On Rules
Bland
Missouri
Yeas
Enlon
Goodnight
Hornhill
Hooker
Kilgore
Lane
McCreary
Montgomery
Moore
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Oates Outhwaite
Chiorero
Runaway Prisoner Jimmy Doran Recaptured
Jimmy Doran the 12 year old till tapper who escaped from the county jail about a year ago was returned to the institution recently. A man named William Doran was arrested for a similar offense last Tuesday but the mother’s inquiry revealed the true identity. The jailer suspected he had seen him before. The prisoner was the only escapee from the jail.
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Jimmy Doran
William Doran
Telegrams From The Era Of Dying Dukes And Harbor Plans
The bulletin notes Count Andrassy near death and Grand Duke Nicholas ill with cancer. It records cholera death in Bologna, free教育 push by the London School Board, skating races delayed on the Hudson, and the Oxford Cambridge race fixed for March 26.
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Andrassy
Grand Duke Nicholas
Tuxare
Bologna
London School Board
Hudson
Thames
Mason Leychecker
Krupp’s Works
New York City
Emutr Pasha
Khedive
Grerce William Curtis
University of New York
Bexson
Planger
Nice
Prince
Purvis
Pittsburg
Thz
Bundesrath
Reichstag
Hamburg Senate
New York State Federation of Labor
Aioe
Seatee Labor
Axn Devine
Newark
N. J
New York
Harrison
National Rites Hall
Lampson Ousted Over Senate Contested Oath Case
Ohio news reports Lieutenant Governor Lampson ousted by Senate in a contested decision amid heated protests. Marquis declared winner. Lampson vows quo warranto and Supreme Court challenge. Tense sessions featured gag rules and shouted votes as Republicans denounce the move.
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Supreme Court
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Attorne
Marquis
Senate
Bob Kennedy
Foster Letter to Ohio Legislature Sparks Investigation Talk
Ex Speaker O J Hodge of Cleveland released a letter dated January 2 1890 defending Charles Foster amid Republican calls for a senatorial inquiry. He notes Democrats might seek to amend any resolution to probe him as well as the Democratic candidate and asserts his innocence.
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Columbus
O. J. Hodge
Cleveland
FosTantra
J. Hodge
Republans
Charles Foster
Diabolical pilot foiled when powder yard pressroom targeted
A pressroom at Dupont de Nemours powder yards on the Brandywine was found rigged with 19 matches along the door track to ignite six tons of powder. The setup could have destroyed the building and others, costing about 30000 dollars. The incident appears part of a deliberate plot against the firm.
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Wiimuirctos
Det
F. J. Dupont, de Nemours & Co
Brandywine
Duponts
Youngstown Man Attempts Suicide in Central Park
Charles Lobscheid, son of a Youngstown physician, shot himself in the left breast in Central Park New York. He is unconscious at Bellevue Hospital and expected to die. Pawn tickets and a notebook note link to his father Dr W Lobscheid of Youngstown. He wrote letters to his mother and to M Hagenbach before the act.
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Youngstown
New York
Charles Lobscheid
Central Park
Bellevue Hospital
W. Lobscheid
Federal Street
M. Hagenbach
Hastings Day Draws Large Delaware County Reception for Hastings
Philadelphia dispatch reports 5000 cheers as Adjutant General Daniel Hastings leads a fox hunt in Delaware County. A grand reception at Medis and a crowd in Philadelphia greet Hastings with broad political support for governor, at least for the moment.
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Delaware County
Hastings
Philadelphia
Daniel H. Hastings
Black Horse
Elwyn
Senator Delamater
West Chester
Succes
Medis
Thomas V. J. Catain
W.H. Carson
H. Clay Marshall
A. J. Jene
Pittsburg
W. A. Malin
Lefonte
Charter House
Newtown Road
Reynard
Artemus
Home Rulers plan protests against extradition treaty
Lospen January 31 Home Rulers furious over Blaines extradition treaty between England and the United States will send delegates to Cincinnati Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington to organize meetings and press for treaty modification distinguishing common from political offenses.
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America
O'Brien
Dunlap
Cable Company
Lospen
Bilaine
England
United States
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Ice Field In The Atlantic Reported By Steamers
The British steamer Croma reports an ice field at 48 N 48 W on January 19. She moved south 70 miles to clear but cut through as ice extended southward. The Knitford, from New Orleans to Rouen, reports cargo shift and two boats lost. in lat 49 9 n, long 22 w, she passed dead cattle and wreckage.
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Lowpos
Croma
Lord
New York
Leith
Knitford
Harrison
New Orleans
Rouen
Queenstown
Crown Prince Rudolph Death Anniversary Observed
Vienna marks the first anniversary of Crown Prince Rudolphs death with the Emperor visiting the tomb and laying a wreath. Princess Stephanie and Archduchesses Elizabeth and Valerie attend mass at Hofburg while the imperial family holds a requiem at Mierling.
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Rudolph
Stephanie
Elizabeth
Valerie
Horburg
Sterward
Mierling
Justice Kindness and Peace O Briens View on Gladstone Policy
William OBrien spoke at Leeds amid Liberal cheers. He warned that attacking Parnell and the Irish nation would rebound on its makers. He said Irish conscience shifts toward justice and peace inspired by Mr Gladstone.
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Lowpor
William O’brien
Leeds
Liberal Party
Parnell
Gladstone
Heights of the Golden Eagle Open Meeting at Pittsburg
An open meeting of Venus Castle K G E was held last night at Grand Army Hall Fourth Avenue Pittsburg. H L Gourley delivered an address and Coroner McDowell spoke. The programme included vocal and musical selections praised by attendees.
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Grand Army Hall
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
Irom
H. L Gourley
McDowell
Order
Rogers Royal Nervine Promises Relief From Ailments
Historical advertisement touts Rogers Royal Nervine as cures for nervousness dyspepsia general debility neuralgia sleeplessness headache exhaustion and related ailments. Claims it gives new life and strength when the body is weary from overwork.
Leading British Residents Deny Appeal to Mr Gladstone
The text states no appeal was made and British residents deny requesting Gladstone's intercession. It identifies two British subjects controlling the movement, including a Portuguese firm clerk, and a lawyer who claimed residents in Portugal were unprotected.
River Telegrams Report Varied River Levels
MonGantTows River at 6 feet 6 inches and stationary with clear weather and a rising thermometer. BROOW TM SVILLE River at 7 feet 2 inches and stationary with cloudy weather. Walken-Eiver river at 3 1 10 feet and falling with cloudy mild conditions.
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Broow
Large cash sale of Elk county land to Weston and partners
Theodore SN Barnsdall of Bradford sold 600 acres of Elk county land to a group including Co. Weston G H Preston C H Noyes L G Noyes C F Hoffman Francis Wharton Watres George Sill and A D Wonka. The property held wells with total capacity 275 barrels daily. Sale completed with cash and Barnsdall will base operations locally.
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Bradford
Mr. Barnsdall
Elk County
Co. Weston
G. H. Preston
Kana
C. H. Noyes
L. G Noyes
C. F. Hoffman
Francis Yron Watres
George Sill
A. D. Wonk
Warren
Barnsdall
West Virginia
Brazilian Minister Bocayura Arrives to Cheerful Reception
Brazilian Minister Senhor Bocayura landed yesterday with accompanying officials and a crowd of spectators in the city. He was greeted with cheers as the Argen crowd awaited his arrival and was received in cordial reception by local societies.
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Burenos
Senhor Bocayura
Argen
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Praised by Satisfied Users
Composed testimonial notes from Mrs. M. A. Bailey of Haverhill Massachusetts and Mrs. H. J. King of Bishopville Maryland praising Ayer’s Hair Vigor. They claim the product preserves natural color, keeps hair easy to manage, and requires only a small amount. Joresville Texas too is mentioned in the text.
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Joresville
Texas
Ayer
H. J. King
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