Athletics and Louisvilles Play for the Johnstown Sufferers
Yesterday’s baseball card lists matchups among teams including Athletics, Louisvilles, New Yorks, Philadelphias, Washingtons, and others across leagues with schedule notes for today. The program mentions Cincinnati at Columbus in the American Association and Syracuse at Covery in the International League along with local races at St Louis and Recreation Park events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beerons
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Washingtons Athletics
Louisvilles
Wheelings
Mansfields
Eastons
Lafayettes
Naviorat
County League Smoothing Over After Tumultuous Meeting
An Allegheny County Baseball League gathering last night calmed recent troubles with all clubs present. Secretary W J Barr faced rumors of tampering but was praised by the meeting for his service. Protests against players O'Brien of East End Athletics and Eifion of Braddock were not sustained as neither had signed with disputed clubs. A umpire issue with W C Wilson prompted protests, but resolutions filled vacancies and the league reported good progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County Baseball League
W. J. Barr
Barr
Paul O’brien
East End Athletics
Eifion
Braddock Club
O’brien
Hamilton
Dayton
Se Puiseakeke
W. C. Wilson
McKeesport
Riverside Gre
W. G. Payor
L C. Hacker
Cel Rose
Br Thomas HB
Grenet
Alle Fens
Schosiy
G Kesnan
W. Torreyson
Rain Ravages Baseball Schedule With Few Games Played
Rain disrupted eight League and Association clashes yesterday, only three games reaching completion. The Pittsburgh team suffered amid the wet conditions, while other clubs like Brooklyn and Columbus faced delays as the schedule stalled and fans endured waiting for rescheduled contests.
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Pittsburgs
Columbus
More
Brooklyn
Athletics
New Yorks Narrowly Defeated by Boston In Sloppy Game
Boston outscored New York with cleaner hitting and sharper defense, overcoming ragged play by the visitors. Stars Brown and Gansel contributed, while Brown and Steen led the scoring flurry as Boston secured the win despite New York’s late rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Yorks
Bostons
Phillies Beat Washington In Contested Showdown
In a sharply contested Philadelphia at Washington game the visitors capitalized on fifth inning errors, sparking a rally as Healy faltered and was driven hard. Scoring details, player lineups, and pitching notes reflect a tense mid-season clash with earned runs charged to Thompeon and Clement among others. Umpires Andrews and U'Day oversaw the contest.
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Visltors
Healy
Athletics and Louisville play 11 innings for Johnstown relief
The Athletics defeated the Louisville club in a championship game today after 11 hard fought innings. Bright defense and heavy hitting marked the contest, with Browning hitting a home run and Welch and Bre enjoying key hits. Time two hours and two minutes. Umpire Gaffner.
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Philadelphia
Athletic
Louisville
Johnstown
Ieee
Dalley
Welch
Browning
Donoble Eickeon
Larkin
Pennelly
Wolf
Weir
Hecker
Gleason
Ramecy
Knowl
Mattimore
Gaffner
College Game Dull as Rain Delays Action
Special telegram from the dispatch notes a dull college game in Hartrorp with a poor score line and mentions rain halting play. In Buffalo New York internal association games were postponed due to weather.
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Hartrorp
Conx
Buffalo
N. Y
Jane
Six Good Races Amid Rain and Small Crowds
St Louis races faced overcast skies and rain as a small crowd gathered. Despite wet conditions the track dried for racing with six events detailing winners such as Terra Cotta, Blarneystone, Lula B, Adele M, Kyrie, and Cartoon in close finishes.
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St. Louis
Atrhoute
Blarneystone
Ellen Iseanien
Lula B
Adele M
Kyrie Rag
Yaanond
Eeven Foriongs
Haviliah
Cartoon
Marchma
Estes
Some Good Horses Lost in Johnstown Flood
Henry Hawes of Johnstown loses three race horses in the Johnstown flood including Com motion purchased for 1400 dollars at Cleveland Henry H the pacer and Mohawk. The note mentions the loss of Charley a well known local horse. George Smith discusses selling or training plans to recover value through Campbell and Sener while Mr Campbell mentions continuing training.
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Johnstown
Henry Hawes
Cleveland
Henry H
Mr. Hawes
Charley
George the Smith
Homewood
Mr. Campbell
Jerome Park Race Day Notes and Race Results
Jerome Park notes a perfect racing day with a split program. Paradox wins the first race amid a field including Maximus and Mucilage, with Muccilage runner-up. Second race features 2 to 1 odds as Anomaly places second. Diablos leads the open mile and eighth, Zeph claims victory. Lonely placed third. Five races listed with times and competing runners including Brown Charley Persimmons Ovid and Little Mannie in the longer events. Additional detailed placings show Tormentor and Bill Letcher in the sprint events.
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Jerome Park
Civil Service
Paradox
Maximus
Mucilage
Kempland
Ratalos
Phobe
Eom
Openy
Anomaly
Broock, Jr
Diablo
Zeph Lysander
Ds It
Village Maid
Zeph
Bill Letcher
John Atwood
Mr. Pelham
Frality
En Pemign
Pargan Unnnier
Ming Ortikin
Od Frank Wald
Ballston UA
Fencon
Fitzroy
Forest Hing _ linda
Bronzomarte
JF Dee
Reporter Iil
Ben Harrison
King Crab
Rowland
Clonmel
Little Minnie
Heie Stent
Anis
Vendeers
Sam Wood
Major Domo
John Teemer Plans Busy Season After Quiet Period
John Teemer has trained daily to regain condition and intends a busy season. A friend states he remains active and ready to compete, with plans to travel and participate in events in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teemer
Rogland St Suet
The Oaks Race Result At English OaksDay
The Oaks race today was won by LAbbeasse de Jon with Duke of Portland second and Lord Calthorpe's Roraime third. The event featured notable starters and tight finishing positions in the classic stakes chase.
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L’abbeasse de Jonstarters
Gine Tate
Duke of Portland
Ceemolina
Thenee
Eric
Lord Calthorpes Roraime
Improbable Fragment Sparks Miscue in Obscure Notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs. John Sherwood and a future date with unclear details. The legible portions indicate a personal notice or announcement involving a named wife, but concrete event, place, or organization details are absent.
Relief funds pour in as Beaver and McCallin clash over aid
New York dispatches show Governor Beaver urging cautious use of funds for Johnstown relief. Mayor McCallin reports dwindling local funds and asks for external help, while Pittsburgh officials push to direct money toward a substantial committee for food and tools. Total receipts reach $201,212 with $835 from other sources.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
London and Brazilian Bank of London
Johnstown
Beaver
McCallin
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Aps
James A. Beaver
Grant Erence
Stader
Chicago
Pittsbur
Pitt.burg
Arene
Fittsburg
Ente
Mr. Simmons
Mayor
Comparisons Drawn Between Beaver and Foraker in Aftermath of Johnstown Flood
Jonestown June 7. Comparisons between Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania and Governor Foraker of Ohio dominate discussions. Foraker shows restraint while Hastings coordinates relief as Minahan outlines Ohio's potential help. A telegram updates Governor Foraker on possible 6000 Ohio guards aiding in relief and rebuilding efforts.
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Jonestown
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Foraker
Ohio
Buckeye
Bellefont
D. H. Hastings
D. F. Minchas
Springfield
Johnstown
Hastings
Minahan
Hastin
Coxnelzr
Complaints In Cambria Protest Move Of Relief Station
From Johnstown June 7 The Cambria City Council protests plans to move the relief station to Morrellville arguing locals face long walks for provisions and receive inferior goods while Morrellville residents gain. They note a storehouse is being built and fear increased deprivation for Cambria City residents already enduring privations.
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Johnstown
Cambria City
Morrellville
Body of Woman Found Near Vevay Identified as Johnstown Victim
A female body recovered from the river at Florence seven miles above Vevar was identified as a Johnstown victim. The deceased wore a paseneet and other details noted by investigators to confirm identity.
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Vevay
Vevar, Inc
Florence
Paseneet
Johnstown
Saloon Suppression Amid Town Flood Fallout
A Mason County report notes Johnstown and Conemaugh boroughs loss of nearly all saloons after a flood. Ports like Portage lose most on Railroad Street. Fourth Ward sees changes with new eateries and declining beer access. Private whisky commissioners emerge as bars close leaving demand for meals and provisions.
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White
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Conemaugh
Portage
Railroad Street
Washington Street
Ford Avenue
Newend Algeares
Pitsburg
Railroads Reopen Freight Between Pittsburg and East After Floods
Eastern Iron firms gain renewed coke and coal supply as freight trains resume from Pittsburg eastward. West Penn Superintendent A P Kirtland reports bridge repairs at Tennelton, trestle-work replacements, and completion of major line rebuilds. Pennsylvania officials describe the flood calamity as the worst railroad disaster yet.
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Allegheny City
Philadelphia and Erie
Savoclek
Connellsville Cokeotherreight
Bolivar
West Penn
Siee
Red Bank
Driftwood
Allegheny Valley
Philadelphia
Erie
Pennaylvania
Pes Pettit
Ivania
Pittsburg
Altoons
Mountas
Toad
Sean
Fire engine sent to Kernville amid blaze warnings
Jomxetowx June 7 A fire engine and hose line were requested by George W. Cramer to Kernville as three houses burned from debris fires. Engine Company No 3 tackled a roof fire near the Johnstown Stony Creek line. a firefighter climbed a cornice to reach the blaze while police cheered.
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Jomxetowx
George W. Cramer
Committee of Finance
Allegheny City
Crowe
Kernville
Debria
Johnstown
Stony Creek
McCory
Pittsburg
Israel
Diphtheria Not An Epidemic Report From State Health Board
Dr. Lassey of the State Health Board in Jongstow reported no diphtheria epidemic despite local concerns. A house on Franklin Street yielded dead horses and pigs with a strong odor. the carcasses were removed and burned. Pneumonia cases were noted to be prevalent.
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Jongstow
Lassey
State Health Board
Snys
Franklin Street
A Sketch of Virgil Major Bruce Tells History of Famous Thoroughbred
Major B G Bruce of Lexington Kentucky recounts Virgil the famed thoroughbred. He describes Virgil as a great sire after Lexington, details sales attempts, rival offers, owners, and racing results including a Louisville Derby win for a three year old, with personalities like General Jackson and Pierre Lorillard intertwined in the tale.
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Major Bruce
B.G. Bruce
Lexington
Virgil
America
Bob Simmons
Fay Wood
Sanford
W. H. Jackson
Williams & Owens
Franklin County
General Jackson
Ie’ Sanford
Eras
Pierre Lorillard
Jackson
Sanford Figes Dade
Iaece
Ohe
Morrellville backs steady wartime supply chain hub
At Captain Logan's Morrellville headquarters a busy depot handles goods for Kernville Cambria City and nearby points. Clerks record deliveries arrange warehouses and transport. crews convert churches livery stables and mills into storage. roads to Cambria City are cleared and loads move by rail and wagon as relief trains arrive from Cleveland Columbus and Ohio with clothing tents and hospital supplies.
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Jonas Tows
Captain Logan
Morrellville
Kernville
Cambria City
General Hastings
Logan
Young
Methodist
Cambria
EF. A. Carrol
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Cleveland
Columbus Citrens
State of
Ohio
J. L. Hudson and Hull & Co
Americus Club
Cambria Ci
Ame
H. D. W. English
A. T. Edwards
President Holliday
Sup
J. D. Little
Forsyth
Pittsburg
Morrellville Committee
Sheridan
James McConahy
Sessee
Johnstown
Anne
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Butler
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J.J. Engledram
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Troy
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Monfreed
John McGrath
Providence
Keroville
Hoteoup
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F.8. Jerome
Yellow Cross Association
Society
Jerome
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Smail
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Taere
Tutt’s
Bethesda
Bright
JOS. Fleming & Son
Market Street
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Maud
Madaline
Nike
Ingrain
Brussels
Smyrna
the People’s Store
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Fifth Avenue
Jetrts
Maplewood Park
Wilkinsburg
GEO. S. Martin
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Ramon
Mester
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Ol Per Bottle Send CO
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