Jeems Get His Dose and Down to Sixth Place in Standings
Yesterday's league games featured Cleveland and St. Louis with Baltimore prevailing 0-1 in a tight pairing. Palmer O Neil's all star lineup arrived and impressed as Philadelphia hammered Pittsburgh 15 to 7 with lively hitting from Clements Hamilton and Thompson while Galvin struggled on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pataprures
Palmer O'Neil
Phillies
James Ghivin
Harry Wrights
Clements
Hamilton
Thompeen
Galvin
Tittsburgers
Bostons Triumph Over Cleveland Spiders In Home Win
The Boston team routed Cleveland as Doyle fielding and opponent errors fueled a big early lead. In the eighth, a three-bagger and two singles produced two more earned runs. Long starred in the field while Davis and other batters contributed. Attendance was reported as 0 with an umpire named Jol Morrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiders
Doyle
Bostens
Long
McAleer
Sullivan
McKean
Davis
Doe
Naa
Eain
Odette Ro
Devin
Besse
Turker
LD OM “Virte
Waonrel
C.f
O.alumer
Geterin
Ottruber
DHSS
Neenre Resesseexestl
Ae Owowland
Scuwany
Cleveland
Nash
Tucker
Ee Davis
Victor
Heston
orrors—Bietai
Wiki Piich
Cember
Foetun
Mpire Jol Morrill
Giants Triumph Over Bells in Low-Scoring Victory
The Giants secured another win as pitchers Mullane and Rusie combined to shut down the Bells. Offense generated sparse scoring with key plays by Welch and Git, while Cincinnati misplays and errors limited the Bells’ chances. Attendance reported at 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Welchant Clarke
Rusie
Buckley
Mellane
Fathom
Cincinnatis
Unclear OCR Summary of Baseball Game Row
Partial OCR shows a baseball game with New York versus Cincinnati. Mentions Mullane, Ry Welch, Marr, Lathan, Marke, and umpire Powers. Timing listed as one hour and four minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruse
New York
Cincinnati
Ry Welch
Mullane
Marr
Lathan
Will Plitieh
Welch
Aed
Marke
Powers
Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Close Exhibition Contest
In a tight game June 3 in Brooklyn Terry left early after being hit, Caruthers relieved him, and Hutchison allowed only five hits for Chicago. Ryan led off with a walk and scored on Shen’s error. Pfeffer added a hit and triple threat before Kittridge’s throw. Rittridge, Ryan delivered the visitors’ final run. Attendance 2253. League notes and box scores follow with Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Baltimore, Louisville results.
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Brooks
Terry
Hart
Caruthers
Hutchison
Chicagos
Ryan
Shen
Pfeffer
Collins
Kittridge
Eet
Crooklyn
Chicago
Oss
Ward, Sans
Goonry
Dablen
Porte i
Ei Kee
Berna, R
O Carroll
Mt L
Brooklyn
Pintase
Eenson
Bode
Shock Fos Witt
Anc
Zadaetes
Palmer Joins Them As President O Neil Heads East
President O Neil will travel to Philadelphia this evening to investigate why the local sluggers struggle. He is expected to stay with the team during their trip home, as directors back the move to diagnose and fix the team’s woes amid recent hard luck and rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
O'Neil
Philadelphia
O'Neil East
Pittsburg
Detroits
Giants
Hanlon
Conany
Esterday
Association Games Untangling Seams in Historic Meet
Fragmentary OCR notes list pairs and locations such as St Louis and Baltimore with names Madden Townsend Haddock Mugton and Ehret Cook. The garbled text references Louisville Boston Jamuisville Haddock Mugton and other pairings with unclear results or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trors
St. Lewis
Baltimore
Madden
Townsend
AtLouler Louleville
Sre
Cere
Saar
Boston
Jamuisville
Haddock
Mugton
Ehret
Cook
To Day's Association Schedule
The schedule lists athletics in Cincinnati Washington Columbus Boston Louisville Baltimore St Louis. Each pairing highlights city venues and opponents for today’s events.
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Ge FC
P.c
Boston
WiCincini
Lous
Columbus
Barimore Oe
Louisville
Ay Athletics
Ae ‘Ig
Washington
Athletics
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Climax and Wilmerding Teams Face Forfeit Challenge
Manager Thompson of the Climax ball team issues a formal challenge to the Wilmerding team after failed talks. He offers a forfeit of 25 to match Climax against Wilmerding for 0 or 100 dollars per side and asks for a suitable date through Tre Pisraten, the Wilmerding manager.
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Thompson
Climax
W. M. Thompson
Wilmerding
Bay
Tre Pisraten
The
Wilmerdings
Home ball club finds grounds for Ohio Valley games
The management announces suitable grounds have been secured for their team to play in the Ohio Valley schedule for this city. Previous games were abandoned due to lack of a proper location. Lumber from the old grounds will be moved to a new site and season tickets priced at 5 each to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectal
Wresmne
Jone
Ohio Valley
Giants Win Ten Of Last Twelve In Tight Race
A fragmentary sports note reflects the Giants’ strong run, boasting ten wins in the last twelve games. It mentions upcoming travel to New York for a Monday contest and hints at the season’s close race amid pitcher debates and early-season form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axp
Giants
Rgacer
New York
Tux
Minersville
Tn Citia
Rien
Iilhson
Mabou Avenue
Ada B. Oneill
Crawford Street
Memrut
Ulue
Exposition Park
Clevelanda
Fone
Balti more Trotting Meeting Ends Without Big Stake Finish
At Pimlico a lively afternoon crowd of about 54 000 watched trotting events with revival in the sport but the major stake race remained unfinished after spirited contests on both Eastern and Western tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Battimore
Jones
Pimlico
Dane Kite
Unclear notes on a racing event and attempts to influence weigh-in
An obscure report describes a car or horse race with 18 entrants and a large purse. It mentions Pimtlon Stake at $2,500, various weights and times, and an attempt to sabotage Tom Hamilton by altering Achwil’s weight in the last heat, which failed. The piece notes unfinished races and upcoming 2:37 classes and 2:0 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuihiber
Cer
Mand Mulley
Tom Hamilton
Achwil
Orsday
Races at Manns Park outline results and tomorrow’s entries
Races at Manns Park on June 8 show winners Clotho Chesapeake Killier and others across five heats. Tomorrow features sweepstakes for all penalties, three year olds and faster, and handicap events with entries including Anarchist Sheriff Frost Snowball Senorita Mtepentota Saint Mattew and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manns Park
Clotho
Provenade
Thine
Tolls Blackburn
Chesapeake
Dishio
Killier
Tino Grande
de Hecht
Lillie B
Redes
Furion
Fairview
Ulty
West
Hallarat
Civil Service
Fannie
la Tosca
Dr. Hasbrouck
Stone
King Frost
Ty Danes
Atenis
Sir
Nel Sim
Bengal
Laughing Water and Countess
St. Georgia
Try
India
Hanber, Walcott and
Way
Lan Det Hey
Uodcutter
Passara
Rempland
Sturg Kern
Jim
Corrigan’s promising colt Huron sidelined by injury
Ed Corrigan spoke on his two year old horse Huron saying the colt has not been ridden for a week and will stay in the stable due to a serious hoof injury with proud flesh forming. He expects the horse to remain idle until fall when he plans to send it East, despite Huron’s strong showing earlier this season.
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Chicago
Jane
Huron
Ed Corrigan
Storm halts trotting and pacing races at Wasnthetox
Special Telegram from Wasnthetox Pa on June 3 reports a storm stopping afternoon races after two heats in the 2M trot and 2:60 pace. Tom Downs won the trotting both heats with Jimmie Lee second. Diamond Day won both pacing heats. Races to resume tomorrow if weather allows, adding unfinished maoes to the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnthetox
Tom Downs
Jimmie Lee
Diamond Day
Races Reported From Chermssati Meet
June 3 results list multiple races with winners such as Winsivale, Glockner, Ignite and Doreene W. L. Min son. Second places include Eli, Two Bits seronis, Curt Gunn, with times ranging from 1:08 to 1:36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glockner
Eli
Berths
Ignite
the Hero
Doreene W. L. Minson
Curt Gunn
Races at West Park Result in Tight Finishes
Chicaco on June 3 featured six events at West Park. Fred Taral won the first six furlong race ahead of Ivanhoe and Duke of Highlands, with Blaze Duke taking the second race by a short margin. Other winners included Lady BinekArT in seven furlongs and One Dime in six furlongs, with various seconds and thirds listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park
Fred Taral
Ivanhoe
Duke of Highlands Thim
Ave
Patrick
Tine
Red LA Oe
Luster
Hveborne
One Dime
Oro
Crispine
Arrato June 3 racing results summary
Race results listed for six events including five furlongs Dictum Kris tina Hannibal to win second place. Six furlongs John Muir Amazon and others. Seven Sarin Ectivee St Patrick Ely. One mile Now or Never King Crab Queen of Trampe. Steeplechase Delaware Stonewall Gladiator. Times partially given with gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dictum
Kritina
Hannibal
John To
Muir
Amazon
St. Patrick Accom
Ely
King Crab
Queen of Trampe
Queen of Trampe Third. Time, 167, Pith Race, «Hx Soelenes
Alta
Salisbury
Finefiy
Delaware
Stonewall
Gladiator
Horsemen's Jamestown Meet Entries Reach About 180
June 3 report from Jamestown New York notes roughly 180 entries for the forthcoming horsemen's meeting opening June 16. Key events include three minute class 21 free-for-all pace 237 trot 12 24 trot 237 half mile run 1 2:32 trot 19 237 pace 16 3:45 trot 23 free-for-all trot 10 mile run i. Sand year old colts not listed. Races today postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Tarentum Fair opens with four days of races and events
The Tarentum Agricultural and Driving Park Association completes preparations for its second annual fair. Highlights include four days of trotting and running races. Entries range from a 5-minute event to a free-for-all. Races begin August 35 and conclude the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarentum Agricultural and Driving Park Association
Luther Cary’s 220 yard record questioned by officials
New York June 3 Luther Cary, famed sprinter, faces scrutiny over a disputed 220 yard record noted for inconsistent times. Official timekeepers report varying readings while referee Curtis states his role ended with announcing the official seconds.
Timing mixup costs world record? 29 yard dash dispute
The report details an event where timer Avery delayed recording a 29 yard heat time. G W Carr and Janssen argued as Avery failed to start his watch, suggesting a time of 22 1-5 seconds. Had the official recorded time matched others, Cary’s world record could have been affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W. Carr
Avery
Mr. Janssen
Mr. Carr
Carr
Cary
Hughes
Robertson
Reed
Robert Stoll
F.C. Carter
English runner Darrin backs return match with Priddy
Harry Darrin of London discussed a rematch with Peter Priddy at Matty Kirby’s, offering a $1000 side bet or a $4500 sweepstakes open to Mc Clelland and Grant. Darrin won a recent race easily despite muddy track conditions, with Priddy pace-setting early before tiring in the stretch. Pittsburgh supporters favored Darrin by odds up to 3 to 1 at finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krew
Harry Darrin
Matty Kirby
Toting
Peter Priddy
Darrin
New York
Pittsburg
Priddy
Anex
McClelland
Grant
the Gazette
Lee
East End Gym Promises Growth and Baseball Prospects
The East End Gymnastic Club reports rapid membership growth and a healthy treasury. It plans substantial improvements and fields a baseball team competing for the county championship, with a series against the Alles Anthony Athletic Association set to begin at Phapakinn Park in June, likely attracting a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Alleshony Athletic Association
Phaprakinn Park
Challenge to Young Scullers in Bellaire Contest
Albert Denmarsh of McKee's Rocks issues a challenge to any Western Pennsylvania or Eastern Ohio novice to race him in a three mile course with a turn for about $10 stakes. Denmarsh’s backers will meet the Bellaire contingent at the district office and post half the stakes and sign articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Denmarsh
McKee's Rocks
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Bellaire
Bellaire Ple
Denmarsh
Tue Distaten
James Corbett Debuts in Portland Sparring Match
Special Telegram reports James Corbett has started a boxing career with manager William Harris of Iona Mare arranging his debut in Portland Oregon. Corbett will spar with Prof. Donaldson and Harris says payment is 200 for each performance.
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New Yoas
James Corbett
William Harris
Iona Marre
Portland
Ore
North Seaton Youth Wins Newcastle Sprint Handicap
Wilam Cartis of Northumberland, England, pulled off a big sprint handicap win at Newcastle on Tyne amid a large field. He concedes a substantial start to most runners and is tipped as a future Britisher five. He is nephew to George Curtin, the renowned North of England bowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Cartis
North Seaton
Northumberland
Eng
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Ranners
Hoe
George Curtin
Engianil
Exposition Park Athletics And Boxings News Notes
A mixed review of upcoming sports at Exposition Park and boxing clubs. Mentions 91 second 100 yards record claim, New York athletes traveling to Buffalo events, James Malagkey to manage duties at Schenley Park, and Parson Davies marrying San Francisco social. Also reports on California club disputes over Dixon Abe Wallis match and agreement terms.
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Peter Priddy
Cary
A. M. Jamixsox
Cany
Exposition Park
Detroit
Batunlay
Goopers
Natatorium
James Malagkey
Schenley Park
New York
Hapalo
Buffalo
Cluh
Jermey A.C
J. J. Mores
Fie
Commo
Wid Darrell
San Francisco
Parson
Tdinvies
John Dougherty
Wiehelm
American Athletic Club
Pure
Davies
FeLpa
California Cinb
O' Rourke
George Dixon
Abe Wallis
Callmnia
Dixon
O'course
Wilkinsburg Streets Graded as Borough News Headlines
The Wilkinsburg area begins street grading and paving on South Street raising nearby property values. A series of petty crimes includes theft accusations against Kate McConley and William Paradine and a liquor-influenced money theft case against Adal McKenna Fy Thomas Cooren. A children’s aid society meeting is set in the Dispensa building. Public schools plan an early three month adjournment for sanitary work. A bail default of 81,000 is recorded.
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Wilkinsburg
Jonarxa Paradine
Kate McConley
William Paradine
Adal McKenna
Thomas Cooren
Thomas Fuhiey
Alderman McKenna
Children's Aid Society of
To Pennsylvania
Dispensa
Joux Coxtoy
Jall
Iing Willen
Wiight
Aatgee Tae Public Schools
Itinerant Ministerial Meeting Opens With Large Turnout
The second annual Itinerant Union meeting of Ohio and nearby conferences began with over 200 ministers attending from East Ohio Pittsburg Erie and Western Pennsylvania. Dr Earl Cranston spoke on The Man Sent from God and later on Overworked.
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Alliance
Union College
East Ohio
Pittsburg
Erie
West Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Terry
Garrett Biblical Society
Marsh
Earl Cranston
Cincinnati
Abracae
Lewis Miller
Akron
Neely
Philadelphia
Morris
Massillon Swindler Foiled in Golden Harvest Scheme
A smooth talking Chicago organizer dubbed A C Wagley arrived in Massillon promising a quick wealth plan through the Golden Harvest Society. Members paid 2 dollars for initiation and 8 weekly payments to receive a lump sum in four weeks, with others adding funds to a reserve. A lawyer, V Teeple, investigated in Chicago and found three men in a large Dearborn Street building after being sent to Fort Wayne. The organizer was engaged with expenses paid and sent to Val Indiana before returning. locals claim losses and plan to sue.
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ER. V. Teeple
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Post Office
Val Ind
Fort Wayne
Express
Graveyard murder mystery returns as victim's body is moved
Workmen digging a cellar for a new Catholic church on the old burying ground reveal the remains of Maurice Griffith, an Irish man murdered decades ago. The 40 year old case remains unsolved as police details are recalled amid the burial site disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washmeter
Maurice Griffith
Griffith
Ee Erie
Bas Seratgene
Ms 2
Wis
Urice Grimith
The Trap Gun Case in Titusville
George M. Winchester faces a manslaughter indictment after a spring gun in his store wounded and killed a teenage burglar who had been robbing the shop. The grand jury will hear the case on June 8, with Winchester said to be troubled by the potential outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Jane
George M. Winchester
Winchester
Suspects in Tobin Murder Discharged
Frank Videto and Daniel O'Brien, two men suspected in the murder of N. P. Tobin, were discharged after a hearing. Mrs. Kuntz of New Castle failed to identify them, ending the attempt to pin the crime on the men and abandoning further pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankirs
Frank Videto
Daniel O'Brien
N. P. Tobin
Woman Drowns to Escape Asylum Transfer
Mrs. John Mountain of Wannis C was found dead in the Mahoning river after slipping away while her attendant slept. Authorities believe she drowned herself to avoid removal to an asylum, with preparations underway for her removal prior to the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannis
John Mountain
Mahoning River
Asylin
Mistakes in Juror Identity Spark Perjury Case Trial
The Varnes perjury case draws attention as G A Varnes is accused of misidentifying juror L D Wilson when Wilson allegedly remarked about nitro glycerine damage at a city site. Wilson sued Varnes for perjury after a jury was discharged in a related trial, with about 53 witnesses summoned from Of City, though errors in identity are claimed.
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Varnes
Fair
the Torpedo Company
G. A. Varnes
Davnt
L. D. Wilson
City
Wilson
Varfes
Plasterers Oppose Strike Amid Building Trades Clash
McKeyfront June 3 Plasterers react to the strike in the building trades claiming the move is unjust to their group. A leading plasterer urged that if carpenters and other trades stay idle over the carpenters fight they should support themselves with strike benefits.
Bon Pennington Receives Pension After Complex Case
Frank M. Pennington of Florida, a long time local resident, was granted a pension after a convoluted Pension Bureau case. He enlisted in a rebel regiment in 1861 for 90 days, was conscripted for three years, captured at Kenesaw Mountain, later joined the U S Army aboard the Tronsides, and faced desertion charges later corrected with arrears of pay and an honorable discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Gertsrowy
Frank M. Pennington
Pennington
Florida
Keneshaw Mountain
Illinois
United States Army
Fort Fisher
Agent Hannon Ends Life During Account Audit
Hannon, 34, station agent for the Pittsburg and Western Railroad at Reybold nine miles southwest of Butler, shot himself in the head at 4 pm while accounts for the past month were being examined by traveling auditor and Dr. M Mahoney. His wife was present. The auditor had come to replace him. An inquest by Squire Mc Aboy was planned in the city tonight. He came from Chewton Pu.
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O. P. Hannon
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Reybold
Butler
M. Mahoney
Hannon
Squire McAboy
Chewton
Fines Dispute Over Sunday Saloon Openings
In Wheeling. June 3. The Mayor and City Solicitor clash over how often a saloon keeper can be fined for Sunday openings. The solicitor says every offense warrants a fine, while the Mayor allows one fine per case. Rumors say fined saloon keepers will organize to challenge open rivals beyond town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabright
Laborers Panic as Train Brakes Alarm Italian Workers
About 100 Italian laborers on a Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad construction train panicked when the engineer sounded brakes and a rapid sequence of toots. They leapt from flatcars as the air filled with motion and debris. the train halted quickly and men were found injured in scattered positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Ine
Agent OBrien watches case against Christmas cock fighters
Humane Agent OBrien of Pittsburg attends Ebensburg on June 3 to monitor a case against parties who staged chicken fighting near Roxburg historic Christmas. He denies Johnstown people were arrested for participating in the recent main near Larimer, but won t say if he will file charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Pittsburg
Roxburg
Johnstown
Larimer
Tri State Brevities Summary of Local Incidents
News briefs from Scranton Pittston and Carbondale report a stonecutters strike eight hour system a petition in error in a Columbus hanging case overruled a Canton opium self harm attempt a collision near Orrville injuring an engineer and brakeman a inquest expense split between Westmoreland County and Frick Coke Co results of bank cases tied to Wallace failure a disputed engagement rumor a bare knuckle duel between Hazelton Poles ends with a girl selecting the smaller fighter
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Scranton
Pittston
Carbondale
Edward Blair
Columbus
Noumax Birw
Canton
Orrville
Fort Wayne Road
Patie
Freman
Conoxeer Wakefield
Westmoreland County
Frick Coke Company
Morewood
Tre Bank
Wallace
Arizona
Hazelton
Hhis
Fire destroys Little Falls flour mill and Chicago distillery blaze
Our Little Falls Minnesota flour mill burned completely yesterday with the origin undetermined. Loss totals reach 45 000 to 47 500 in insurance. In Chicago a disastrous fire at Shufeldt’s large whisky distillery feed factory caused 100 000 to 200 000 in damages and injured three workers in the drying room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Little Falls
Minn
Chicago
Shufeldt
City Teamsters Strike For Higher Wagon Wage Increase
Fixdlay June S all teamsters employed on city improvements and by the Street Commissioner struck this morning seeking a raise of wagon from 4 to 340. The city teamsters recently formed a union and this strike marks one of its first actions.
Prohibitory Ordinances in Roseville and Taylorsville Questioned
Zanesville reports Roseville and Taylorsville in this county challenge their prohibitory ordinances. The laws were said to be passed after a long political fight and now face scrutiny over legality and drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Roseville
Taylorsville
City Contractors Meet In Brief Confers On Work Plans
Youngstown reports three top builders Arthur Young Heller Bros Co and K L Beck held a brief conference this afternoon to discuss upcoming city projects and procurement plans amid ongoing municipal developments.
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Youngstown
Arthur Young, Heller Bros. & Co
K. L. Beck
Dan
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