O'Neil Heads to New York to Review Team Amid Wins Deficits
President O Neill travels to New York with A G Pratt to inspect the Daytona club, addressing rumors of charges and a possible shift in infield duties. He cites ill luck and notes Miller and Reilly errors. Tierbauer and Berger in play discussions. Burns eyed but no final decisions.
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J. Palmer O'Neil
Daytona
A. G. Pratt
New York
Mr. Neil
O'Neil
Miller
Hanton
Tierbauer
Berger
Hanson
Reilly
Hanlon
Borger
Tommy Burns
Burns
Anson
Ee li
Ae. To-Da
Saturday Ball Games and Associated Scores Listed
Saturday games feature multiple matchups with teams such as Columbia Louisville and Baltimore Cincinnati results noted. Batteries Knell Dowse Chamberlain Milligan and other player pairings listed amid scattered scores and incomplete OCR text.
Association Schedule Highlights From To-Day
To-Day's league games feature Pitburg at New York Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia Today’s fixtures include Washington at Cincinnati Athletics at Columbus Baltimore at Louisville Boston at St Louis with Pittsburgh notations adjusted for print.
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the Association
Columbia
Athlet Louisville
Baltimore
St. Louis
Boston
Pitwburg
New York
Chicago
Qeveland
Brooklyn
Cincinnat
Plilla
Cincinnati
Athletics
Columbus
Maltimore
Louisville
Our Boys Ready to Face Western Pennsylvania Teams
The Our Boys amateur ball team organized for the season in Western Pennsylvania. Players include O'Neil Graf Dietz Pritchanl Lenz Bryce Smith Douler Schoher and Walker. Manager Leng seeks dates with strong teams and hopes for two Fourth of July games. write William Lenz 121 Nineteenth street South Side Pittsburgh.
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Western Pennsylvania
Mateure
Eastern
Iri
O'Neil
Graf
Dietz
Pritchanl
Lenz
Bryce
Smith
Douler
Schoher
Walker
Leng
Boye
William Lenz
Nineteenth Street
Southside
Pittsburg
Ex-Congressman Scott Purchases Import Acralith in France
Ex congressman William L Scott bought the imported racehorse Acralith from Nougat out of Astree via the Tattersall Company after a French sale. The horse, valued at about 8000 dollars, was to leave for the Algeirs farm but suffered a leg wound prompting concern for potential seizure.
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Scott
Firenxi
New York
William L. Scott
Acralith
Astree
Tattersall Company
M. Lupin
France
Rayon D'Or
Pennsylvania
Algeirs
Tattersall's
Npanail
Lane
Jones Scott
Firenzis Lameness Raises Suspicion Among Turf Fans
New York reports a wave of lame horses including Firens and Tenny Cu Judge Morrow Frontengo Mountain1 amid betting nerves before the Suburban chase. Owners fear losses after Firens was listed among cripples, prompting protective measures from ticket holders.
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New York
Firens
Tenny
Brooklyn
Morris Park Race Cards for June Meet Include Stakes and Allowances
Entries list for Morris Park two-days of racing outlines races from six furlongs to a mile. Notable entrants include Tormentor 122 and Powpoit 120 in the 3 year old feature, plus Trinity, Sequence colt cache Hypa Len 90, and long-shot rivals in the Admiral, Cassius, and Esquiman lines. The card covers free-wheeler weights, added money events, sweepstakes, and all-age allowances with listed weights and competing names.
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Tormentor
Flavilia
Walcott
Rheingold
Sulle
Morrow
Onward
Cassius
Admiral
Isaac Oeco
Trinity
Aruba
Uncle Sim
Bisna Ment Ls
Hamilton
Pool Warpath
Pessara
Strathmeath
Pickicker
Ambulance
Patra
Kingdom
da Perfume
Shell Rack
Panhandle
Coxewain
Prohibition
Aunnie Queen
Jessie Faustus
Ninone
Esquiman
Masterindr
Jim Clare
Sern
Bine Jeans
Ballyhoo
Vardee
Stryke
Dr. Hasbrouck
Count Dudley
Dunbarton
Lepanto
Northwestern Pennsylvania hosts record Warren Driv ing horse meet
Warren Pa June meeting of the Warren Driving Association opens Tuesday with fifty on track and a train of 90 from Meadville. The track is fine and entries include horses of national fame while sporting men arrive. Pars notes race for 1800 francs won by Clamar Fumar with Revenee second and Clement third. A flood of baseball and boxing items follow with trades and wagers amid World’s Fair plans and city notes.
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Warren
Warren Driving Association
Pennsylvania
Aeorn
Meadville
Ron Today
M. Edmond Blanc
Clamar Fumar
Princess Catherine
Reveneee
M. H. Delamare
Clement
Vigilant Clele
Another Youngstown Murder Reported in Coal Yard
A brutal murder near Youngstown is reported with Mrs. John Booker found mutilated in the Evil Shultz coal yard. Her husband John Booker and a suspect named Elmer Montgomery were arrested as officers investigate the scene and last night’s movements.
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Youngstown
John Booker
Evil Shultz
Monster bald eagle slain near MecHanicsburg
Eben Legge, a farmer near MecHanicsburg, fought and killed a monster bald eagle eight and one half feet across from tip to tip after it snatched a lamb from his flock. Lamb disappearances had alarmed locals as the avian predator harassed the herd.
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Mechanicsburg
Eben Legge
Leggé
Mr. Legge
Forged Checks Bring Blairsville Man to Jail
George Wainwright of Blairsville was committed to jail after two forgery attempts. He presented a $45 check at the First National Bank, signed by Storg of Latrobe, and later a $480 check signed by Johnston of Latrobe at Farmers and Miners Deposit Bank in Irwin, both deemed forgeries.
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Farmers and Miners' Deposit Bank of
Irwin
Johnston
Latrobe
Pool
Wainwright
Ainwright
Blairsville
Blackmailed Saloon Men Smuggler Caught Before Escape
A bold blackmailer named John Armstead alias Kelohner was nabbed just as he boarded a train. He posed as a United States Marshal to pressure saloon owners into paying 25 for compromising an internal revenue case, stealing a large sum before State Revenue Agent Laciar arrested him.
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Laciar
Reed Seeks Mercy as Ministers Face Expulsion Trial
Special Telegram to the Dispatch reports Rev. H. W. Reed one of the suspended ministers on trial before the Presbyterian Synod in Pittsburg spent Sunday here. Reed said the chances of avoiding expulsion are slim, but the group remains hopeful and insists they have done nothing wrong. He noted many friends stand with them.
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Dispatch
Youngstown
Jones
H. W. Reed
Presbyterian Synod
Pittsburg
Dome Satisfaction
Dangers From Colored Cheese Trickles Into Morgantown
Two Morgantown children nearly died after eating small pieces of cheese colored with a toxic substance. Charles Blair's son and daughter fell ill and convulsed, prompting a chemist analysis that found poisonous coloring in the cheese. Merchants nationwide are analyzing their stock as authorities investigate the source and scope of contamination.
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Moncartons
Charles Blair
Peppered with Pebbles Blast Hurts Perry Man
A premature blast explodes during a drill near this place wounding A. M. Riddle of Perry. Pebbles pierced the body and one lung, with 15 small stones removed by Dr. Waller. Riddle is reported to be recovering well despite injuries.
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A. M. Riddle
Perry
Dr. Waller
Mr. Riddle
Rice on Alien Laborers in Lawrence County
New Castle residents allege a large foreign workforce on public works in Lawrence County. About two thousand workers, mostly foreigners, operate in sand and limestone quarries, with three-fifths not paying taxes. Over six years, lawsuits and prosecutions against aliens have cost more than the rest of the county’s court activity.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Tragic Runover Near Monon Furnace
An unknown man about years old was struck and killed by an eastbound Baltimore and Ohio Express train in front of the Monon Furnace. The impact tore the skull and threw his body into the air.
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McKeersfort
Baltimore and Ohio Express
Monon
Squire Figart Claims Nation’s Oldest Clock
A telegram from Altoona dated June 7 reports Squire Figart of Franiks town claiming to own the oldest clock in the country. The timepiece dates to 1741 and features iron construction with notable Princ de Seateria used.
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Altoora
Squire Figart
Franikstown
Princ de Seateria
River Rise Hoped For Coke Works Revival
Evizanera June 7. Idleness again prevails as most cokegrade works stay shut. Hope for revival in trade rests on a rise in the river.
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Evizanera
Pny
Fire destroys Findlay glass works. large loss feared
Yesterday morning the Findlay glass works at Findlay burned to the ground destroying peat, machinery and furnaces with losses estimated at 50,000 dollars and over 000 on stock. Insurance on stock and building is 65,000. More than 20 workers lose jobs and rebuilding is doubtful. Tar mine at the Clements coke works near Morgantown also on fire with flames spreading.
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Art Findlay
Findlay Glass Works
Clements Coke Works
Morgantown
Bakers Demand Higher Wages In June Bakers Strike
In Horrence 1200 German bakers walked off the job at midnight, demanding ten hour days, weekly earnings not less than 13 dollars, liberty to sleep anywhere, no non union workers, and $3 extra per day for overtime. Employers quickly yielded to avert broader strikes, with most masters granting the scale and adding a dollar weekly for workers in summer.
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Oni Union
Chilean Insurgents Rally Over Itata Seizure
In Iquique on June 7 excitement runs high as news spreads that an American Admiral will seize the Itata without releasing arms. The press denounces the action as contrary to republican ideals and warns Americans have sown distrust among 3,000,000 people across the Americas.
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Iquiquez
United States
Nacional
America
Washston
Edison Tells a Rainy Sunday Hotel Story
A New York Sun item recounts Edison in a Pennsylvania town on a wet Sunday morning after iron works visit. He asks for hot Scotch but is refused. the clerk offers a workaround sending him to his room for a drink prepared by staff.
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New York Sun
Edison
Pennsylvania
Trouble in the Census Force as Funds Run Low
Washington June 7. The census office faces severe cutbacks as funds for ongoing work run low. Chief Clerk Childs says up to 1,000 clerks may be removed or not renewed, affecting many who recently received three month terms. Work slows, with completion not expected before December 1 without extra appropriations.
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Washinetox
Census Office
Earry
Childs
Mansfield Valleys New Church Dedicated in Rain
In Mansfield Valley a large crowd attended the solemn dedication of St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church despite bad weather. Rev. Patrick S. Quilter preached the sermon and visiting prelates gave addresses. The new edifice features two floors with an auditorium and two school rooms connected by sliding doors to form a single large space.
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Mansfield Valley
St. Joseph's
Patrick S. Quilter
St. Luke’s Church
RISING ONE FOOT A MINUTE IN TEXAS RAINFALL
Terrific rains sweep western Texas with the Colorado River surging dramatically. The river rose 12 feet in three hours and is 25 feet above low water above Austin. A cofferdam for a dam foundation was washed away and cotton fields suffer extensive damage.
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Austin
Tex
Colorado
Mexico No Laggaero Exhibition At Chicago World Fair
Special telegram reports Lieutenant Baker cooperates with the Government for a grand showing at the Chicago World's Fair. President Diaz vows that Mexico will not be outdone by other Spanish-American republics. River gauges show Brownsville at 11 feet 6 inches, Wheeling at 8 feet 3 inches with rising levels amid cloudy, cool weather.
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Orry
Mexico
Baker
Diaz
Brownsville
Wheeling
VAMPIRES IN OFFICE. How One Unfortunate Paid $360 Interest
Washington June 7. The Pension Office scandal linked to Raum's son and a dismissed employee reveals long standing loan rackets among clerks. Usurers prey on department staff charging 10 percent monthly interest. A clerk paid $360 on a $100 loan over three years, with the debt never reduced, illustrating the corrupting rise of office brokers and the sale of government appointments.
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Washington
Pension Office
Raum
Washinre
J. W. Donahue
Barker
Busse
Pravch
Donahue
Secretary of the Interior
Ann Men
Brettians
New
Chen
District of Columbia
Ayera
Congress
Cnes
Naval
House of Representatives
George Grantham Bary
Weather notes from the United Signal Service report
A Western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio weather note reports temperature and rainfall data for June 7, 1890. It lists mean temperatures and rainfall measurements from the local station, with notes on warmer and variable conditions.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
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