Washington Senators vs Pittsburg: heavy batting wins
In a July game the Washington Senators defeated Pittsburg after a strong hitting display. Daly led with a long homer and fielding by Senators starred, while Galvin and Keele faced mixed results as Pittsburg struggled to contain the visitors’ offense. Clark’s defense drew attention despite Washington's early lead.
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Wasurxeros
Sam Wise
Senators
Galvin
Washingtons
Smoky City
Keele
Pittsburg
Khave
Feld
Daly
Brotherhood secret session halts with unrepresented chapters
In New York on July 14 the Baseball Players' Brotherhood met secretly at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. President Ward called the session on Sunday night, but several chapters were unrepresented and neither Boston nor Cleveland sent players. The group accomplished nothing and will not reconvene until next fall.
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New York
Baseball Players’ Brotherhood
Fifth Avenue
Ward
Spalding
Boston
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Baseball leaders review Spalding letter on player classification
Mr N E Young president of the National Baseball Association said he mailed copies of Spalding’s letter to every club president and urged careful consideration. He also formed a Brotherhood Committee of the League to study the matter and report back.
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Pittsburg
Washington
Galvin
Hank O'Day
Denny
Indianapolis
Young
Spalding
McKeesports
J. W. Scotts
Wasninetor
N. E. Young
National Baseball
A. G. Spalding
Unreadable OCR Narrative on Mansfield and Springfield Addresses
Fragmentary text references Mansfield Manefields Springfield diets and names Bore Fitzsimmons Conner Westinke Hitsa Mansfelds with scattered numbers and place names. The passage appears garbled and lacks a clear event or context to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Manefields
Diets Sleainee Springfields
Hatteries
Bore
Fitzsimmons
Conner
Races At Washington Park Feature Close Finishes
Curcaco July 15 reports heavy track and high betting at Washington Park races. Aunt Kate wins first race by two lengths after a midrace challenge. Teddy Venture leads all way to win second by two lengths. Alphonse takes the third by a length as Tom Daley led early. Winning Ways nosed out Mirth in the fourth. remaining details list entries and times in scattered form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Recreation Park
J. W. Scotts
McKeesports
Tow DisPaTcu
Partisan F Tran
McKeesport
Aan Montesterday
Onc Ee
McKeesers
Gilliland
Farrow
Fred Carroll
I. Ineine
Washington Park
Express
Pullman
Aunt Kate
Fast Time
Teddy Venture
Jed
Romaine
Tom Daley
Alphonse
St. Nick
Solightly
Romalin
Bill Pullman
Blar Stone
Dr. Prodigal Son
Frederica
Stoney Montgomery
Gunshot
Marate Fouce
Chil Bowie
Woodcraft
Toanda
Bridgelight
Pronecesseia
Boonie King i
Brownz Neces
Hipon
Fennee
Roaster
Prophecy
Alexandria Billy Pinkerton
Guy Gray
Ai Scot Perenighte
Amica
Lady Hemphill
Marblehead
Mass
Ka A.w
Fortuna
Mayflower
Les Fox
Merlin
Sea Fox
Edward Burgess
Minerva
Verena
Chiquita
Alice
Papoose
Gorilla
Japien
Kathleen
Heetle
Seine
A Ehhief
Saracen
Grad
New Yorker
Beetle
Evylin
Gentlemen of Gloucester vs Philadelphia Cricketers Open
The Gloucester gentlemen opened the game scoring 311 in their first innings against the Philadelphia cricketers. H Brown took 3 wickets for 72 runs as the Americans suffered early, then Scott and Patterson steadied play. At draw time the Americans stood with 5 down for an unspecified total.
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Lowpos
Gentlemen of
Gloucester
Philadelphia Cricketers
H. Brown
Messrs. Scott and
Patterson
Inter Nations League Games Reported in Dispatch
Telegraphed update from London lists scores and teams including Hamiltons and Buffalos with partial details across Detroit matches. The fragmentary text notes numeric codes and results but few clear outcomes or dates remain readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicagos
New York
Clevelands
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Boston
American Association
International League
Syracuse
Toledo
Rochesters
Detroit
Buffalos
Toronto
Hamiltons
London
Crockerys Defeat Scottdales In Nine-Hit Showdown
East Liverpool July 11 Crockerys pitcher O'Brien hurled a masterful nine hit game as Crockerys beat Scottdales 4 to 1. Three-base hit by Seamon highlighted Crockerys offense while Scottdales managed only four earned runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Columbus
Ebret
Funbus
Louisvilles
Browning
McTammany
John- Fee
Greenwood
al Ehret
Baldwin
Ehret
Lmpire
Tsoldsmith
Liverpool
Crockerys
Scottdales
O’brien
New York Entries for July 13 Thoroughbred Races
Listings show multiple horses entered for races on July 13 at New York. First race features one mile with horses including Fon setta Village Maid Dauphine Germanic Boma Verdeur Hyperion Prince George all at 10 pounds and others like Vardee Cammack Hantoon at 108. Second race Lassie stakes three quarters of a mile with Petersborough 111 pounds Hterlight 115 Paradox 14 Carrie C Knicknack filly Leda and Eminence among others with varied weights. Eminence is doubtful and some horses listed with questionable entries.
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New Yon
Fonsetta
Village Maid
Dauphine
Germanic
Boma
Verdeur
Hyperion
Prince George
Vardee Cammack
Hantoon
Petersborough
Hterlight
Paradox
Carrie C
Knicknack
Leda
Unsdaga
Longstreet
Taragonta
Keith
Lassie Stakes At Monmouth Draws Elite Fillies
New York July 11 Lassie stakes tomorrow at Monmouth attract a select group of fillies including Starlight Petersborough Paradox Onondaga Beauty and Livonia. The Barnegat stakes promises a strong field with Salvator Tevny Forest Sam Wood Paverdale Longstreet Toronto and Fresno among likely starters in a one mile race.
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New York
Monmouth
Starlight
Petersborough
Paradox
Onondaga
Beauty
Livonia
Sheepshead
Witeele
Miss Bassett
Lily
Salvator
Axes
Map
Madstone
Tevny
Forest Mo
Sam Wood
Paverdale
Longstreet
Toronto
Fresno
Beecbalkers Arraigned Before Wheeling Justice
Beecbalkers Dayton and Wheeling teams appeared before Justice Phillips in Wheeling on July 15. They were held to answer after an examination, with five dollars bond set. The examination on the second morning was deferred to tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecbalkers
Wheeling
Dayton
Justice Phillips
Dusties Ashlee
Kauffmann Beats Red Stara in Walker's Mills Match
The Kauffmann of Walker's Mills defeated the Red Stara of Fort Pitt 4 to 1 in a July 15 telegram.
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Walker
Streets of New York at Harring Theater Returns With Badger
Frank Eilday reprises his popular Badger in The Streets New Gen beran at Harris Theater with Mamie Palmer and an East Side company. Next week Miss Ethel Tucker appears in Queena, as local theatre offerings continue despite the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harring
Frank Eilday
Badger
Harris
Brighton Beach Winter Trotters From July 11 Races
The event at Brighton Beach featured a series of races with a mix of clear and garbled results. Prince How ee 11085 led the first race over a furlong and a fraction, followed by Major Ton and Lillie Kinney. Miraclo won the one mile race in 1:47 and Lag-ise a ait placed second in a later event. Miss Cod won the final listed race in 2:08 with Booker and My Own placing second and third respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricn Tos Beach
Prince Howee
Major Ton
Lillie Kinney
Miraclo
Cs Toles Atiersbim
Bonule
Theorsel Mene
Hea Leaf
Maid of Orleans
Elehth
Miles
Miss Cod
Booker
My Own
Kaloolah Accused of Drugging Allegation In Handicap
Rumor spreads among horsemen that Kaloolah was drugged during the Western Handicap on Saturday. Owner George Hankins heavily backed her to win in Eastern pools. A colored stable boy allegedly received a pill from a stranger. Owners promise full investigation after Kaloolah, the favorite, faded to finish last.
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Chicago
Kaloolah
Monmouth Park
Salvator
CarcaGco
George Hankins
Legg Seedt
Man stalks girls near Smallman and Twenty-sixth street
Residents report a man approaching and attempting assault on girls and young women on Smallman near Twenty-sixth street. An English girl was approached last night but officers nearby could not arrest him.
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Smallman
Twenty-sixth Street
John Smith
Alderman McKelvy
Allegheny
Matthew Howard
Spring Garden Avenue
Smith
Scotland
Howard
Butler Street
Searle Battles OConnor In September Rowing Duel
A race between Henry Searle the Australian oarsman and William J. OConnor the Canadian champion was arranged for September 9. The articles of agreement were signed today in Lorpon.
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Lorpon
Henry Searle
William J. O'Connor
Sporting Notes From Cycle Park And Beyond
The column reports numerous local sports results and notes. Winners include the Caskeys over Tas Fishers 2 to M, the Success ball team 11 to 7 over the Fourth Ward Blues, and the Anchors 14 to 9 over the Hansoms. The Arctic ball club of Glenwood eyes a $25 gate with Bennetts at Glenwood next Saturday.
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Siscoon
Watter
Tas Fishers
Caskeys
Fourth Ward Blues
Arctic Ball Club
Glenwood
Bennetts
Hansoms
Pittsree
J. P. Kerr
Ford Avenue
Bruce Gordon
Wheeling
Nat
Winnee
J. Suira
Haerry Kelly
Jimma
Swan Sage Cay
Robert Mbers Seeine
Pucinnt
Joe Wormald
Wormald
Baldwin
Hanlon
Phillipe
Cooper is Installed as Philadelphia Collector of Customs
Senator Thomas V. Cooper today took charge as Collector of Customs for Philadelphia. Private secretary Wes ley Thomas and deputy Ellery P. Ingham took oaths of office as the new administration began. Resignations followed as Charles Jones and John McDevitt left their posts, with McDevitt’s letter awaiting in the collector’s private office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas V. Cooper
Cadwalader
Wesley Thomas
Twenty-fourth Ward
Cooper
Ellery P. Ingham
Charles Jones
Auditorohn McDevitt
McDevitt
Peddlers Licenses Advancing in Allegheny Ordinance
The Sub-Committee on Ordinances in Allegheny met last night and approved peddlers license rules. A clause imposes imprisonment for unlicensed peddling and a workhouse sentence is possible. a new ordinance was recommended to take effect in May.
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Allegheny
Missing 6 year old John Fitzpatrick in Southside
John Fitzpatrick, age six, wandered from 528 Sarah Street Southside yesterday and has not returned. His family fears an accident may have occurred and appeals for information on his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzpatrick
Sarah Street
Southside
L. A. 10 K of L to discuss beneficial clause change
The Iron mold em lodge L. A. 10 K of L will hold a meeting tonight to consider a change in the bylaws providing a beneficial clause. A previous notice incorrectly stated the meeting had occurred last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. 10
K. of L
Iron Moldem
Aes
Millvale Council Awards Sherman Street Paving Contract
Millvale's council awarded the Sherman street paving contract to local contractor Joseph Montt on Saturday evening. A railroad suit settlement is awaited before paving two main town thoroughfares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millvale
Sherman Street
Joseph Montt
Two Coal Miners Drowned Bathing in Monongahela River
Two coal miners, Powell Plank aged 2 and Joseph Waldwell aged 23, drowned while bathing in the Monongahela River at Coal Valley yesterday. Their bodies were recovered and the Coroner notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Plank
Joseph Waldwell
Monongahela River
Coal Valley
Remnant Week Sale at Jos. Horse & Co Penn Avenue Stores
All week remnant sale detailing laces embroideries ribbons and silks with bargains at Hamilton's square pianos and best makes at 91 and 93 Fifth Ave. Some items barely used must be sold, with very low prices and easy payments. go soon for choice selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Hamilton's
Jos. Horne & Co
Peon Avenue
Compromise Reached Between Louisville Jockey Club and Bookmakers
President Lewis Clark of the Louisville Jockey Club met with representatives of the Bookmakers Association to end the dispute. The autumn meet in Louisville is set to begin September with privileges allotted to the Bookmakers' Association, resolving prior tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureano
Lewis Clark
Louisville Jockey Club
Tme Bookmakers
Western Bookmakers’ Association
Louisville
Bookmakers’ Association
Andrews Smith Held for Felonious Shooting Hearing
Andrew Smith appeared before Justice of the Peace Gwynn in Mifflin township and was held for court on a felonious shooting charge regarding Stephen Hemaji in Duquesne Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Smith
Justice of the Peace
Gwynn
Mifflin Township
Stephen Hemaji
Duquesne
Parade Draw Attracts About One Thousand Participants
Around 1,000 members of Jr O U A M joined a parade scene organized by Stats R H Sturmeen of Commandery No. 8. The event drew crowds as participants filled large vehicles and marched under the Dig paradesi banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeene
Hee
English riflemen win national challenge trophy in tight match
English riflemen secure the national challenge trophy with 1745 points in a July 16 rifle match against Beotch and Weh Lee. Disputed powder condition cited in the contest between Massachusetts riflemen and the North London Rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beotch
Weh
Lee
Mchusetts Riflemen
London Rifles
Arrest of Harringtons and Jones in Assault Case
Mrs. Louisa Davis accuses her brother Seth Harrington his wife and Hosanna Jones of assault and battery. She says they attacked her when she visited a child she claims as hers. The case involves a family dispute over guardianship and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Davis
Seth Harrington
Hosanna Jones
Fight booked for gate receipts in July bout
Frank Murphy the champion sirger of Fayette County issues a challenge to Curley Shults of La Latroue for a July fight. The bout will be for gate receipts only and the venue/date not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GueEenesunro
Frank Murphy
Singger
Ae and
Fayette Courties
Curley Shults
la Latroue
Kilrain Reported Passing Through Pittsburgee Bound to Mart
Report notes Jake Kilrain may have traveled through Pittsburgee toward Mart in. No witness saw him enter the car but reporters question the claim. The piece also mentions boys who say they saw Mike Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Jake Kilrain
Pittsburgee
Martin
Rters
Mike Donovan
Sister Leonie Tries Self Crucifixion in Bayonne Crisis
Leonie, the third sister, living with relatives in Bayonne New Jersey, suffered religious and personal crisis mania and attempted self crucifixion using a hammer and nails on a door. She nailed one foot and one hand before discovery and was committed to an insane asylum after critical injuries. The Milford estate of the wealthy former wine merchant was seized by the sheriff and sold to new owners.
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Port Jervis
N. J
Blackwell's Island Asylum
Misa Leonie Steuvenal
Milford
John B. Steavenal
New York City
Steuvenal
de Beaumont
Milotine
Richard Brennan
of &J. T. Church
Rose of Lima
Chu
Bac
France
New York
Leonor
Bernardo Fontana
Leonie
Bayonne
Local Insurance Branch Suspended Over Duty Lapse
Philadelphia July 15 Local branch No 211 of the Order of Iron Hall, a Kensington mill workers group, is suspended by the supreme body. Members fear loss of savings and insurance totaling about 60 000. The lapse followed accountant Harry M Russell failing to report on time. The supreme body offers to restore benefits if books and a 1500 reserve fund are turned over. Members plan a meeting to decide next steps and potential court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Order of Iron Hall
Kensington Mills
Supreme Lodge
Veterans urged to attend Grand Army encampment despite departmental objections
Milwaukee Common Council approves a resolution to continue preparations and invites all veterans to attend the Grand Army encampment. The move follows assurances of a large grant from national sources and support from Commander in Chief Warner urging veteran attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Common Council
Grand Army
Warner
Warning on Ivory Soap Counterfeits
A public warning notes many soaps imitate Ivory but lack its special qualities. Citizens are urged to request Ivory brand and insist on obtaining it to ensure quality and authenticity.
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Phillies
Cleveland Babies
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Dunlap
Clark
Carney
Irwin
Wise
Pitteburgers
Pittsboro
Brigkly
Hoy
Wilmot
Deacon White
Pittsburgers
Keefe
Sweeney
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Galvix
Beckley
Carrey
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Dranlap
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Milber
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Phil Baker
Richardson
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Reese
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Duffy
Tiernan
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Gruber
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Haliman
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Thompson
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Tri-State League
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Searle
O'Connor
Sporting Notes
Jon Dean
L. M
the Latrobes
Cooper Takes
Hold
Milvale
Barsle
St. Louis
Lathamson
Baltimore
Arfon
J. W. Patton
Lawrenceville
Salvation Army
Quincy
Salvation Armies
Thomas Northcott
John H. Smith
Annie Smith
Sarah Stevens
Annie Caldwell
Alex Damon
Edward Jones
Tom
Jesus
KEW
Freemasons’ Hall
Procter & Gamble
Vari
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Sylvania, West
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Ohio
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James Rodgers
Cecil Alley
Rikermans
Jarrett
South Seventeenth Street
Michael Corse
McCaliin
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Elizabeth
Mes
Michael Goyan
Johnstown
Laird
Bar
H. J. King
Sandy Hill
Citixens
Confluence
Westy
Newton
Ear “ & Want
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Sault
Secthott Ae . & T
Tutt’s
Orrice
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Blooker
Cork
Cork Distilleries Co
Ames Watson & Co
Dundee
Jamaica
North Mall
Corco
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