Baseball feud unsettles Harvard Yale Princeton dates clash
News from New Haven reports that Harvard Yale and Princeton baseball dates for May and June were debated. Yale refused Princeton’s four game plan, preferring two. A rumor claims a plebiscite may bar any special student from nine if not year in college. Hicklands is seen as a top prospect, with Clarkson of Boston projecting as trainer for a Cleveland League pitcher.
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Depstoh
New Haven
Jan. S
Ollere
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Mervard
New York
Franklin
Marvard
Smoeton
Hicklands
Cisrkson
Boston
Herc Griber
Dempsey's Return and Weight Talk After Illness
The famed heavyweight Jack Dempsey arrives in New Orleans sick and plans to regain strength. He discusses future fights and his target welterweight weight, weighing in around two pounds above his present, with plans for training, opponents, and possible matches while noting health limits and travel fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Mme
Portlad
Durtagin
Enid
Twili
Chet
Limon
Tony Necwinam
Tieryoung
Chad
Wae Caine
Renn
Hve
Nordin
Naomi
Onber Fidtes
Urieneis
Needham
Peter Mahoras
Heichi
Simone
Luc
Amy
Lao
Sal- Dven
Jackson
Shivis
Corbett
Dilly Madden
Boston Club delays Kelly decision amid trade interest
President Soden of the Boston club says two more clubs have trade applications for Kelly but no definite action will be taken until the league schedule meeting. The Boston club may retain Kelly. release possible if negotiations fail, with local sentiment split and pressure from magnates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Soden
Boston
Kelly
Coe
Kellys
Weeters League attracts 200 plus applicants in Chicago
The Weeters League in Chicago draws over 200 applications for playing positions. Secretary James A. Williams notes salaries will be allowed within limits and many applicants are veterans or have played in prior seasons. Some offer to work without pay, while others seek stipends to join the Western crack circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dan
James A. Williams
Clarksson
Iv’ly
Slavin
Mitchell
Corbett
Sullivan
Tony
Tomo Iries
Littlechow
Jack Neill
England
Thias Bennard
Tenens Kelly
Camp Shows Good Form in West Coast Series
Reports from the West praise pitcher Camp who recently joined the Portland club. He pitched for the Port team, allowing only four hits through six innings with one unearned run. Portland aims to keep pace with rival squads as Camp delivers competitive assists and minimal errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
San Francisco
Portjncul
Portlands
Campadone Rou
The Amateur Declined Toung Siechan Case in McKeesport
In McKeesport, Toung Siechan faced a declined amateur collaboration as details of the incident emerged. The report notes the involved party and context of the decision, with emphasis on local response and ongoing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toung Siechan
McKeesport
Accompa
Boxing contest called off after promoter declines
A planned match at the office contest venue collapsed when the promoter refused to proceed. The failed arrangement leaves open the possibility of a future bout between Sheehan and Murray, who recently defeated Metar Vey sone Lime aye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrisser
Sheehan
Murray
Metar- Vey Sone Lime Aye
Rogers Sets Path Forward on National Agreement Debate
Colonel Rogers reports mixed opinions from Lesson Clubs and other groups on the proposed national agreement. He suggests submitting to Mr. Young to decide on convening a special meeting and warns a consensus may require a March session before the schedule meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L Rogers
Kerauthed
Alo
White
Young
Iarve
Diane
Shaving Contest Opens Tomorrow in Pittsburgh Allegheny
The shaving contest begins tomorrow at Harry Davis Fifth AvenueMun en. It promises strong local and regional turnout as first of its kind in Pittsburgh. Competent referee will oversee fair judging with audience members chosen as judges. Prizes total 100 with a gold medal awarded to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
Fifth Avenue Munen
Novwetty
Mae
Mittsburg
Davis
Iis
Allecheny
Cies
Pittsburg
Alleheny
Circular from Western League Secretary Advises Players
Secretary G A Willian of the Western League issues a circular to about 250 players. He states a required four man complement for eight duties of sand league with at least six players, invites applications, and notes clubs must have strong financial backing and salaries are expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Willian
Lesgate
Bean Sin
Western League of Baseball Clubs
Dy Ae
Ghostbie
Whitch
Siursalacy
Local Shooters Battle at Glenwood Gun Club
Yesterday at Glenwood Gun Club George Bennet won a £35 bet by killing 10 of 11 birds. The day also featured matched shooting between Joan Dixon and Jonathan Horstfeld set for February 7 with £10 a side, using one ounce shot at 2 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dixon
Jonathan Horstfeld
Horefield
George Bennet
Glenwood Gun Claob
Anedal Official Tart Guide for IPf
A large reference work on horse racing promises extensive coverage from track actions to fixtures for 1892. It lists jockeys, horse names, weights, betting rules, pool rooms, fees, and notable turf figures, with numerous indexes and historical notes.
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Ipf
United States
Qunedia
Laorest
Corrigan to Sail for Mobile Over Jockey Deals
Tan Cmecaso reports that trainer Corrigan plans to view wintering horses in Mobile. A conference with former jockey Witte De Long led to terms for next season. De Long previously rode for Corrigan but left, later marrying and returning with renewed overtures.
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Cmecaso
Tan
Sperfel
Ed Corrizan
Mobile
Witte de Long
de Long
Corrigan
Ast
Jeavine Corrigan
Overton
Track results from Gutrexsune New Jersey meet
A crowded attendance witnessed a midwinter card with six races. Signature 1h Biaewood placed second in race one while Early Dawn finished third. Excellenza filly won race two with Longin ay sweens in third. Duke John took race three. Mabelle led race four with Beyler third. race five results are unclear. Sallicarper won race six with Silver Mint second and Van third.
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Gutrexsune
N.J
Jan. W
Signature
Biaewood
Early Dawn
Tuf
Excellenza
Longin Ay Sweens
Sainte Hubbard Volt
Duke John
Lady Pulsifer Setomi
Mabelle
Text
Beyler
Lati
Sallicarper
Siver Mint
Van
Thue
Dixon to Fight Top Featherweights for £5000 Purse
Tom OKourke, backer for George Dixon, posted 3500 today to stage a bout with Featherweight champion Fred Johnston or Cal McCarthy in England or abroad. Dixon would fight either McCarthy or Johnston at 15 pounds, with a £5000 purse if the California Athletic Club accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan. W
Tom Okourke
George Dixon
Dixon Azaipet
Fred Johnston
England
Cal McCarthy
Rourke
KR. L. Fu
California Athletic Club
Dixon
McCarthy
Johnston
Mascoutah Kennel Club Beach Show Packs 98 Entries
The Mascoutah Kennel Club reports 98 entries for its beach dog show running February 9 through February 15. The event features many of the country’s most noted dogs across breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
Dan
Mascoutah Kennel Club
Eugene Cartier Beats Vignaux In Billiards Match
Eugene Cartier plays strong billiards at Vignaux's rooms in Paris. He has won most cushion carrom gates from Vignaux this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Cartier
Vignaux
Loxnos
Eurene Gurter
Vignauz
Paria
Vignauwx
Challenge to Run Bennett by Homestead Runner
A letter to the sporting editor proposes a sprint duel. The author, from Homestead, seeks to race against Bennett, Ross, or Perry, claiming a three yard head start and promising to run Bennett. The terse note signals a competitive challenge and athlete names as potential opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamea Reese
the Dieputch
Bennett
Ross
Perry
Homestead
Race challenge at Tax Distatca office in January
The writer, Janes Reese of McKexstonn, declares intent to arrange multiple 100 yard races four weeks after signing articles at Site 9250. They offer a Perry one yard and a cinder ten under the same conditions and pledge to attend the Tax Distatca office for the race or races if opponents indicate a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howreo
Perry
Office of Tax Distatca
Janes Reese
McKexstonn
A TALK WITH WILLIAMS Western League objects to proposed national agreement
Corrrara Jan 30 Special President Williams of the Western League and committee member on the national agreement says the league discussed the matter in Chicago and seeks a plan aligned with its own. He opposes drafts during the playing season and a heavy tax for protection, favoring an honorary arbitration board. The league would discuss terms with the National League committee if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western League
Corrrara
Williams
New
Rodkers
Lessue
Chicago
Hasali
National League
Weare
League and Association
Rodgers
De'eidies
Wester League
City Baseball League Aims to Organize Strong Teams
Promoters move to secure enclosed grounds and form a solid league with cool teams. Local patrons back efforts with broad support, and Sporting Life this week endorses the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teanne
Gate
Sporting Life
Where is John Montgomery Ward
New York gossip notes report Ward vanished after a trip to Florida. He last communicated with the Brook-Inn Baseball Club three weeks ago. telegrams to Jacksonville and Enterprise remain unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Din
John Montgomery Ward
Florida
Brook- Inn
Jacksonville
Enterprise
Fla
Imported black and tan dog shown at Dugiesne Renvel Club show
J. and Mahier announces arrival of a black and tan hound from England bred by Mr Stevenson of London. The dog will debut in the United States at the upcoming Dugiesne Renvel Club show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Mahier
England
Mr. Stevenson
London
Oreeler
Dugiesne Renvel Club
Quinn and Jones Receive Western League Letters
Tommy Quinn of Braddock and Pitcher Jones of Homestead have each received letters from Secretary Williams of the Western League requiring their terms. Both are regarded as good Racers and would be useful to any Western League club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Quinn
Braddock
Pitcher Jones
Homestead
Williams
Pittsburg Clubs Propose Keliy Signings Amid League Talk
The Pittsburg scene buzzes over Keliy as clubs plan to acquire him and push for a title. James Border and hallplayer activity draw interest while Calvin Miller train tomorrow and Gladiator Brawoing and others eye swift league speeds. A Sporting Life roundup weighs Pittsburg moves and manager talks as World’s Fair prep looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Viet Young
High stakes racing and boxing notes from an old era
A jumble of names and events from horse racing boxing and wrestling. Notable items include references to Cycrors and Trensy, trainer Prete Lortuart, a planned meeting of the Pittsburg Clements Club, and a marriage of W R Brastrtlely to Miles Clara Urecil. Mentions of Mitchell Sullivan Corbett and McCann, plus English jockey Thomas Loates being restored and potential American appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fescextox
Courer
Cycrors
Trensy
Craypbeck
Donovan
Matcoms
W. Forno
Reqverst
Jolstone
N.J
Pitsburg
Coal Syndicate Forms in Steubenville Area
A Pittsburgh and Philadelphia capital syndicate has purchased valuable coal lands around Steubenville. Options secured on King’s Creek hills and Grove Creek near McIntyre Creek, with branch roads planned from the New Cumberland Branch and Panhandle main line. Estimated 4,009 miners to be employed. lands valued at $599,000. engineer Wilson of Pittsburgh did the survey.
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Steubenville
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
King's Creek Hills
Hancock County
W. Va
Grove Creek
McIntyre Creek
New Cumberland Branch
Panhandle
W. P. Read
J. B. Stein
Logan, Grege & Co
Bishop, Ridgeway Company
Fred, Greiner
Chartiers Valley
Cty
Cadiz Junction
Wilv
Wilson
Pitgeburg
Bank In Carcora Sees Depostiors Split On Test
At Carcora on January 30 depositors discuss testing the Hoyt owned bank in equity court over insolvency claims. Hoyt has run the bank since closing while the nearby Milerstown Deposit Bank continues to operate. Depositors shift funds back and forth amid uncertainty.
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Carcora
Demnet Bank
H.J. Hoyt
Hoyt
Hoyt Bank
Mobley arraigned in Allerheny on intoxication charge
Major W. C. Mobley of Allerheny was arraigned in Police Court on intoxication charges and fined plus costs. He was rearrested on assault and battery and bound over to await the handliner’s motion, posted bail, and was released. Pike the injured man is alive with poor hope of recovery. Marine, the Italian suspect, remains at large. Frank Considine and Joel Neal of Mike's party were released under 100 bonds to await the Common Pleas Court action.
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Arnex
W. C. Mobley
Allerheny
Pike
Merle Hope
Recov Marine
Frank Considine
Joel Neal
Mike
Nail machine makers form in Wreetrsa with $100000 capital
A group of leading capitalists formed a company in Wreetrsa this evening with paid-up capital of $100000 to manufacture and introduce a nail making machine. The device, invented by M. Altmyer formerly of this city and now in Oakland California, is claimed to produce nails faster and better than any prior method, cutting production time to around one fourteenth of the old rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreetrsa
Jan
M. Altmyer
Oakland
Cal
Rapid Transit Plan Considered for Youngstown Area
Officials scouting the city for a competing electric street car line after purchasing Detroit lines seek a franchise to serve populous districts not yet covered. A decision on extending rapid transit is expected if a suitable franchise is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Yormstown
Synilicnte
Detroit
Bed Fraud Case in Hollidaysburg Closes Stores
Michael C Murphy, a noted Democratic politician and local dry goods and lumber dealer in Exust Freedom, is killed? not. His stores were closed by the sheriff. He faces a financial failure with liabilities around 6,000 and assets near 15,000. his widow and mother-in-law are preferred creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howwros Rsscra
Michael c* Murphy
Drycoods
Exust Freedom
Sherif
Affidavit confirms daughter of Dr. McCandless to inherit estate
Sperial report notes Mrs. McClure of Apollo Pa is proven legitimate daughter of Dr. McCandless after an affidavit from his divorced wife. Campbell administrator Yorlastows says estate valued over 100000 likely to pass to her. Also brief items include Baltimore and Ohio RR purchase of Grafton and Greenbrier lines for 230 cash and a robbery charge against Bivler Russell in Hammond county.
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Yorlastows
Dan
Sperial
B. M. Campbell
Caniste
Bivler Russell
Hammond County
Ind
Jase
Jaiere
Indiana
Secetrar
Washington-Jefferson College drops cane rush for year
Wash ington Jefferson College freshmen and sophomores will not stage the cane rush this season. The decision follows action by the Athletic Committee, made up of faculty members and several students, at Wasursxetox Pa. on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasursxetox
Washington-Jefferson College
Packer Colliery No 3 Suspends Operations Indefinitely
Surxanpoan January 30 Lehigh Valley Coal Companys Packer Colliery No 3 halted work for an indefinite period today citing crowded coal market conditions as the reason. The suspension leaves workers unemployed amid market pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surxanpoan
Packer
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Grip Victim Goes Insane in Carroll County
Special Sheriff Butler leaves for Columbus with Enoch Bailey, a 13 year old of Oneida Mills, Carroll County, who became violently insane after a grip attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrolltowy
Butler
Columbus
Enoch Bailey
O'Neida Mills
No New Trial for Elmer Steel in Franklin Case
Judge Doty refused Elmer Steel a new trial and scheduled sentencing for next Saturday. The case involves Steel described as a barn burner and horse poisoner in Franklin Township. A separate item notes Washington Bottle Company increasing capital stock to $100,000.
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Greessavas
Doty
Elmer Steel
Franklin Townshi
Washinston, Pa
Washington Bottle Company
No Longer A Church Pillar In A Courtroom Death Penalty
Mo W Winans, 8 years old in feeble health, convicted Inez Tiurstay of burglary and arson in a sensational criminal court scene. Judge Taylor reduced a life-terms to five years in the penitentiary, praising mercy after a dual life at Cherry Tree where he once led as a church pillar. George Robinson, his accomplice, received seven years and six months.
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Fuayxkity
Touwlay
Mo W Winans
Inez Tiurstay
Yurgury
Taylor
Tse
Winans
Cherry Tree
Pal
George Robinson
Distillery Near Reading Seized for Revenue Violations
The distillery of George Dengler in Albiny township was seized for alleged revenue law violations. Agents reported 452 gallons of apple brandy held at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dengler
Albiny Township
Burglars Blow Safe. Obtain Only Postage Stamps
In Washington Pennsylvania on January 10, burglars blew open the Beaver Refiring Company's office safe but escaped with nothing of value except postage stamps. Local police investigate the break in and review security footage and possible suspects. The incident highlights a minor theft with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beaver Refiring Company
Weather Summary for Wetan Pennsyl vania and Nearby States
For Wetan Pennsyl vania West Virginia and Ohio generally fair. Warmer by Sunday night with variable winds. The storm moved from the Middle Atlantic coast to south of Nova Scotia. A second storm moved from Alberta to Manitoba diminishing in intensity. Clearing in Missouri has moved to Indiana. Conditions likely to clear in the Lower Lake region and Middle Atlantic States. Temperatures rise in the Mississippi Valley and Lake region, otherwise steady.
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Middle Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Manitoba
Missouri
Indiana
Lower
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Strike by Pittsburg printers continues amid rumors
Victor B. Williams, chief organizer of the Pittsburg district, returned from Indianapolis and stated that rumors of an end to the strike are a mistake. He said the strike remains active for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor B. Williams
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Grippe Debate Warns of Global Death Toll
The piece cites alarming grippe mortality through winter and cites Missouri reports. It notes widespread impact from Rome to Denmark and Algeria, with hospitals crowded and schools closed. Several patients credit doctors Copeland Hall and Byers for cure.
Local Officer's Battiling Illness Stirs Public Mind
The incident involving Officer William Cre han arising from a patrol misstep underscores how a mild cold can twist into a dangerous contagion attacking the weak. The account remains fresh in public memory and fuels ongoing concerns about health risks and sudden mental strain among patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crehan
Goon Advice From Doctors On Grippe Treatment
Doctors Copeland Hall and Byers describe grippe dangers and complications. They warn risk of chronic bronchitis and pneumonia after grippe and urge immediate specialist care for those affected.
Grateful patients praise cures by Copeland Hall and Byers
A Golden era testimonial profiles Cornelius Buckley of 24 Overhill Street recounting his ear ailment and partial deafness from a grain elevator injury. He credits Drs Copeland Hall and Byers with restoring hearing and health after months of treatment. The article links ear disorders to Eustachian tube issues and nasal inflammation, arguing for local scientific care over general remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antill
Drs. Copeland
Land Byers
Alfred Sickolds
Brereton Arenar
Iron City Tool Works
Thirty-second Street
Pers
Copeland
Nall
Byers
Cornelius Buckley
Overhill Street
Dra. Copeland, Hall and Byers
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mig Overhill Street
Dra
Copeland, Hill and Byers
Tianner
Catarrhal Deafness Reported by Catarrhal Troubles Patient
Dr Copeland and Holl and Brers publish an interview with John Canavan of Jones Lane Washington describing five years of catarrhal troubles. He details recurring chest infections, weight loss, and head pains, with nasal and throat symptoms affecting his breathing and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Holl and
Brers
John Canavan
Jones’ Lane
Washington
Canavan
Understanding Catarrh Across the Body and Its Effects
A letter explains catarrh as more than nasal discharge. It describes catarrh affecting the entire mucus system including nose, throat, chest, stomach, bladder, and bowels, with varied symptoms and regional pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra
Copeland
Hall
Byers
Wright
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Amlin
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburo
Copeland, Gall & Byers
inSizth Avenue
Pittaburg, Pa
Tolet
D. Behen & Son
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Bond St
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Merrawag
Bath
Jadl Trsu
J. H. Coleman & CO
Pano Av
E. EL
Allegheny City
Jon
Nomiek
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Founth Ave
Ursa
Penn's. Man's'z., Mining & Supply Co
Toronto
John S. Davison
Trens
P.O. Box
Third Avenue
Neale
Wit
Fourth Ave
Atlantic City
Waverly
Hoffman
N. J
Wweach
J. W. Calloway
Point Comfort
Hygeia Hotel
Old Point Comfort, Va
Fort Monroe
Chesapeake Bay
Hampton Roads
F. N. Pike
William A. Hudson
Diamond St
Pittsburs, Northsy
Chat Which & Generall
A. J. Kuans
Federal Street
Allegheny
Jos. Fleming & Son
Fleming
Finch
Quarts
Gibson
Pieming
JOS
Fleming & Son
Pittevurg
Thomas & Company
Tacoma
Wash
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