Team Faces Six Game Stretch with Cleveland Trip
The article outlines a six game stretch with Cleveland and three after leaving the East, plus three at home. Conway may join the squad if guaranteed pay in case of arm trouble, otherwise he may stay home. Staley’s fine may be refunded or replaced. manager Phillips discusses possible roster changes and strengthening batting with Rowe and White. The club aims to win about half the 15 games away if pitching stays strong.
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Phillips
New York
Horace
Rowe
White
Galvin
Miller
Hanlon
Sanday
Dunlap
Carroll
Kuehut
Cleveland
Conway
Nimick
Chub
Harry Staley
Indians Sports
Staley
Smith
Pittsburg
Owever
Athletics defeat Reds in rough, error-prone game
The Athletics won today in a hard hitting contest despite base running miscues by Reilly and Tebeau. McPhee and Tebeau stood out with strong plays as San Rivera notes a final score of Ath 8 Reds 7 after a two hour, one minute game.
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Athletics
Reds
Reilly
Tebeau
McPhee
Melly
Nicol
Reed Rone
Weebaer Hite
Larkin
Fennelly
Beard
Ran
Storey
Aee Eer
Ratiwin
Bee Vye
Purcell
Brennan
Sone
Bierbauer
Lyons
Mierbauer
Merbauer
Welch
Heard
McI
Hee
Carmek Ae
Samad’ Td
Seward
Copire Goldamith
Browns Defeat Columbus In Heat Aided Tilt
In St Louis July 7 the Browns beat Columbus in a tight game. Widner faltered late after heat slowed him, while Buvetts pitched well and was backed by strong defense led by Latham. Scoring details show a 5 run edge for St Louis as the game wore on.
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St. Louis
Browns
Columbus
Widner
Buvetts
Latham
Dayton Statistical Brief on Errors and Scores
Fragmentary sport note from Dayton reports multiple errors and runs. Mentions Springfield and Dayton teams with scattered figures and a mis-typed score line.
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Dayton
Springfields Jtt
Eurned
Daytons
Jornlem
Wise and Schell Bet on Forfeit in Beaver Dispute
Backers of Wise of New Brighton demanded that Schell of Beaver cover the forfeit at the office or it will be withdrawn. Wise shows eagerness to fight Schell for any amount of money.
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Wise
New Brighton
Schell
Beaver
Brown’s Highlawn Farm Horsemanship Noted in 1890s Turf
Horace W. Brown at Highlawn Farm Lee Massachusetts trains a strong stable of young trotters. Notable horses Nominee 4150 and other 2 to 4 year olds show potential with speed claims and Creek Buffalo track times. Brown praises his team and predicts future prominence in New England races alongside famed bloodlines and rival studs.
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Lee
Mass
Horace W. Brown
Horace
Belle Hamlin
Brown
Highlawn
Elixur Smith
J. G. Davin
Stranger
Sapphire
Jay Gould
Lucy
Buffalo Track
Goldsmith Maid
Nothi
Alfonso
Baron Wilkes
Alma Mater
Eera
Alcyone
Arbiter
Alexander
Berkshire Belle
Belle Brasfield
Buffalo
Little Turner
Nettie
Jerome
New England
Glens Falls
Ondine
Clay
Equal Partners Buy Bell Boy Stallion With Oil Heir
The joint owners of the $51,000 trotting stallion Bell Boy, Judson L. Clark of Elmira New York and George H. Hopper of Unionville Connecticut, formed their partnership after a chance hotel rotunda overheard remark. Clark sought a partner to buy Bell Boy and Hopper agreed to invest half the purchase price with Clark.
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Judson L. Clark
Elmira
N. Y
George H. Hopper
Unionville
Ereen
Lexington
New York
George H. Hoover
Standard Oil
Yale Princeton Harvard Players Sail to Teach Baseball in England
The best players from Yale Harvard and Princeton sail on the steamer Umbria to Europe under J W Curtis. They will play Oxford Cambridge cricket elevens and other London area teams to teach Americans game. Schedule runs to mid September.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
America
Europe
Umbria
J. W. Curtis
Yale University
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Calhoun
Rogers
Poole
Willard
Dean and Henshaw
King
Moffatt and Harris
Splan's Answer Ready Among Horse Matter Talks
Mr G B H Temple and Al Carlile discussed horse matters last evening. Mr Jene related an amusing anecdote about John and Mr Temple. Splan reportedly bought Nophy earlier, and when asked about the owner it was said the horse is owned by Mrs Solan.
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Splan
Giants Wakeup Call as Joa Moreini is Released
Sporting notes report roster changes with Joa Moreini released by the Washington Club. The text mentions events at Cycle Park with J. J. EXGLepeth returning from Chicago after winning a long pedestrian contest and a cuemes race planned for Saturday at Park. Cash prizes and parties are noted in South Bend.
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Final Letter From West Texrn Hore Unsure
A dated May 20 letter from West Texrn Hore near NiaGar a fanxs in New York describes a man’s despair and intent to end his trials. It mentions a trip to Chicago, a supposed spy, and plans that miscarried amid a looming tragedy. A body found June 27 in a whirlpool is described as a 45 year old man about 5 feet 10 inches tall with dark hair and a mustache.
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Dean BroThes
Chicago
Irish Dissent in Philadelphia Irish National League
The Parnell branch of the Irish National League in Philadelphia resigns its municipal council delegation. Owen Kelly calls for a boycott of the Council until radical changes occur, aiming to fracture local governance and install trusted Irish leadership.
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Eight-Hour Day Fight Moves in Brickyards
Chicago Brickmakers Assembly 1771 voted 1,000 to aid Blue Island yard workers striking for an eight hour day. A weekly 1 assessment on 3,000 members will continue as needed, with plans to raise funds if required. The fight targets an eight hour law across trades tied to the industry.
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Blue Island
Assembly
Desertion of Professor at Clark University Shocks Atlanta
The arresting tale centers on Prof. W. H. Siford of Clark University who left his wife for Minnie Warren of Augusta. They registered as man and wife in Cincinnati after traveling from Findlay, Ohio. Siford threatened self harm but did not act.
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W. H. Siford
Clark University
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Minnie Warren
Augusta
Cincinnati
Findlay
Double Tragedy In Lasalle Police Fire Defy Then Collapse
Captain A Goshinski of the Polish Guards shot his sleeping wife in Lasalle Illinois and then tried to kill himself. He and his wife survived despite multiple gunshots as masses of water were turned on to prevent further harm. Financial troubles were given as the motive.
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Inn
A. Goshinski
Edgleson Drives Negro Immigration Plan to Oklahoma
July 7 report names Hon W L Edgleson as key figure behind a state immigration scheme to move Southern Black people to Oklahoma. An immigration committee will place agents in southern cities with Topeka as headquarters and aims to gather 100 Colored people by next July. Fell Dead Over Her Husband's Grave. London Globe. A widow, barely married a fortnight, collapsed at Pere Lachaise cemetery as her husband was lowered. Authorities unavailable for details.
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Ekayx
W. L. Edgleson
Oklahoma
Topeka
London Globe
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Canada Annexation Sentiment Grows in Dominion
Telegram from Toronto reports General Butler's Colby University remarks sparking talk in Canada. French Canadian Catholics shift tactics, challenging Protestants and English Canadians. Montreal’s Standard questions language and laws, warning of demographic shift and French majority on the horizon.
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Toronto
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United States
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Maine
Ada
Dominion
Standard
Montreal
Quebec
Lnst
The Various Changes of a Belle at Deauville Fashion
A Paris observer describes a Frenchwoman at a French seaside resort changing outfits throughout a day. She outfits five to six ensembles daily with matching accessories, from beige traveling wear to a white muslin daytime gown and a final black lace evening dress with a Rubens hat.
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Lamballe
Sarah
Rubens
Funny Brooklyn Bridge scene with a dog cart and tandem horses
A New York Sun account recalls a late afternoon spectacle at the Brooklyn bridge entrance. A stylish woman in a dog cart with two horses and a brand new footman’s uniform attracts a crowd as a fashionable young man struggles to drive. The leader balks, the footman intervenes, and the carriage departs amid laughter. The report also notes Alaska salmon catches show a sharp drop from last year.
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Brooklyn
Louisiana militia deployed as prize fight plans unfold
Military preparations in Louisiana shrink as two companies are ordered on duty for field service and 12:30 PM report at the Queen and Crescent depot. Governor Nicholls recalls an act requiring railroad transport for state use, while Adjutant General Fairies awaits orders he has not yet received. The fight was moved to Richburg Mississippi 103 miles from New Orleans, with track obstructions debated to stop trains.
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Louisiana Field Artillery
Theuisiana Rifles
Louisiana Rifles
Queen and Crescent
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Fairies
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Wstee
New Orleans
Richburg
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Lowry
Missis
Hattiesburg
Sullivan
Kilrain
Midnight Scene Before Kilrain Sullivan Fight
Excited crowds fill the streets near the depot as speculation swirls about the Kilrain Sullivan bout. Analysts doubt Sullivan’s stamina after heavy drinking while Jake Kilrain eyes a one round victory with Redon offering large bets. Detective John T. Norris escorts Kilrain with $100 received and potential arrest warrants loom.
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New OR
Charles Mitchell
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Pen Mitchell
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Fatlivan
John T. Norris
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Lake Pontchartrain
Governors as sports watchers in Sullivan Bilrain clash betting
Special telegram notes Hon. J. Hale Sypher predicting Louisiana Mississippi and Texas governors will attend the Sullivan Bilrain fight. He wagers a new suit or champagne that militia will not fire on spectators and leaders would cross to the battleground if needed. He cites his long stay in Louisiana to assess local sentiment.
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WasHinetor
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Sullivan-Bilrain
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Pelican
Governor orders troops to stop Mississippi boxing fight
A telegraph from Jackson Mississippi reports Governor orders Mihill militia to prevent a planned prize fight near Nicholson along the Northeastern road. SheriffEW Mombile and Colonel Morrill lead infantry and artillery to block passage while railroad authorities are warned to stop prize fighters. The governor asserts action though he doubts the fight will occur.
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Richburg
Marion County
Mombile
Missoni
Mississippi
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Nicholson
Louisiana Line
Morrill
Sherman a Priest ordained at archbishop's ceremony
Special telegram from Philadelphia reports Thomas Ew ing Sherman ordained a Catholic priest by His Grace Archbishop mee. The ceremony drew notable religious and social figures, including relatives and prominent names, with the ordination marks a peak in his religious vocation.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Ewing Sherman
Archbishop Mee
Sherman A
Blaines
Ewi Gilespies
Sherman
Arch Episcopal Residence
Scieens
Thomas Fitch
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Steale
Rachel Sherman
D. Tecumseh
New York
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Colonel Coppinger
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Washington
Leutenant
John C. Wilson
Invention of Omnibuses Privilege in Paris 1667
The passage describes Pascal securing a patent in February 1667 for public street travel in France with eight passenger omnibuses. The vehicles were popular but restricted by Parliament of Paris to exclude lackeys soldiers and others. Pascal died in 1667 and the omnibus faded then revived in London and later several French towns before Paris reaccepted it.
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London
Pascal
Paris
Yale Athletes Banquet Highlights Frugal Evening
The Yale athletic men gathered at the New Haven House last Saturday from 2 a.m. to near 7 a.m. The 40 guests incurred a wine and cigar bill under $55 with no liquor influence reported. They sang cheered and exchanged views on Yale athletics.
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Hartford Courant
Yale
New Haven House
Greenback Party Seeks Nationwide Reorganization Meeting
Es Wasuincroy July 7 reporting George C. Jones chairs a National Greenback party call for states and districts to appoint delegates by September 4 to attend a Cincinnati convention on September 12. The invitation urges support for a distinct American money policy with legal tender notes and warns against British goods and influence. The program includes debt payment per original contracts, support for domestic commerce, limiting corporate debt to paid-in capital, fair dividends, and restricting private land ownership.
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Es Wasuincroy
George C. Jones
National Greenback Party
Greenback
Cincinnati
Constitutional Congress
Great Britain
Baltimore Advances in Clearing House Returns for Week Ended July 6 1889
The Pittsburgh eighth section reports Baltimore making a sizable rise in the Clearing House list. The published table, drawn from exchanges among Clearing Houses in the cities named, shows gross exchanges for the week ending July 6 1889 and the percent change from the same week in 1888.
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Baltimore
Bostorx
Town Devastated by Californian Fire Disaster
A Bakersfield blaze consumed N F Kelsey’s kitchen setting off a rapid fire that wiped out thirteen blocks. Every business house and about 40 homes burned with total losses around 1 260 000 and 300 000 in insurance. 100 officers guard remaining goods as homeless shelters are organized. Bakersfield, California, population 5 000.
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Bakersfield
Cat
N. F. Kelsey
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