Pittsburg Beats Chicago in P L Exposition Park Duel
Baddie Morris pitched superbly as Pittsburg in the Players’ League routed Chicago 9 to 4 at Exposition Park. Fields delivered the first home run, Carroll and Corcoran sparked late scoring, while Corcoran and Robinson added key hits as Chicago managed eight scattered safeties. Attendance slipped to about 1,500 amid threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
P. L
Chicago
Ciecimari
Pirmsberg
N. E
Brooklyn
Boston
P.L
N. 1
Hoston
N. L
Philadelphia
New York
N.L
S. L
Abeae S
Cleveland
Morris
Chicagos
Chicaros
Aaa
Ar Maslow
Corcoran
Exposition Park
Hanon
Carroll
Ryan
Baldwin
Resi
Bartson
Pittshoes
Pistaburg
Ite
Chicaro
Parreil
Ffields
Hobineon
Comisker
Eaeines
Kuehne
Son
Hases
Trucks Carroll
Ataeare
Hanton
Fields
Bopie Pesisa
Ferguson
Pittsburgs Defeated Reds In A Tremendous Exhibition
A 14-5 Pittsburgh victory over Cincinnati featured brilliant catches and heavy hitting. Reilly and Holliday led the offense with timely flies and aggressive baserunning while Foreman struggled on the mound for Cincinnati. Stolen bases and key double plays highlighted a dramatic, high-scoring game attended by 1145 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgs
Reds
Hecker Risant Ee
Nicol
By & Gu Rca Crane
Reilly
Holliday
Konight
Kelly
Foreman
Sondera
McPhee
Beard
Mart
Ratent
Baldwin Ee
Cincinnati
Carmee
Cas
Pilleborg
King Hecker
Pase -Merhee
Smilay
Hecker
Sands Decker
Bryorman
Ders
Decker
McDermott
Phillies Defeat New York In League Game
Philadelphia National League club defeats New York easily in a late afternoon game. Attendance around 2,000, with pitchers and batters listed in the box score and key plays noted by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Philies
Chicago Beats Cleveland 5 4 after late surge in 7th
Cleveland CN team errored, Hutchinson failed to close gap as Chicago tied in the fourth and surged with two-base and single hits in the seventh to win. Smalley made a notable third base play and attendance was about 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Hutchinson
Smalley
Brooklyns Beat Bostons Again In Seventh Inning Rally
The Brooklyns defeated the Boston team, winning again with the decisive run in the seventh. Attendance was 1,091. Players noted include Pinkney, Smith, Lovett, Bushong, Clarkton, and Hennett. Umpire was McQuaid.
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Brooks
Brooklyns
N. L
Bostons
Boeore
Bhooxlys
Boston
Ponovan
Pinkney
O'Brien
Sulivan
Oo Rodte
Smith E
Hennett, c
Lovett
Smith
Unclear baseball box scores from Louisville and Rochester
Fragmentary game notes show batter names and errors for Louisville and Rochester matchups. Mentions include St Louis Toledo Columbus rosters and players like Calihan Mecog Esperand Robinson with limited scoring details and no clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL St. Louis
Bt. Lomle
Nercescenns
Ummant —Batterion
Buve Unyan
Smith and Sage
St. Louis
Toledo
É. Errors
Siete
Boleses
Louisville
Cease
Columbus
Maany
Hatteries
Gtention
Ryan
Widner
O'Connor
Bus
Esperand Robinson
Rochester
Athletics
Milbee shines as McKeesport edges Akron in pitching duel
McKeesport beats Akron 3 to 1 powered by Milbee who allowed only three hits. Home infield produced no assists while Milbee pitched a complete game. Totals show Lancer 1 1 0 Milter 1 0 0 Leameon 1 3 6 Plummer 0 1 0 Totals 3 5 9.
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Milbee
McKeesport
Akrons
Lancer
Milter
Bor
Baseball game report with early errors and pitches
An abbreviated box score describes a Wheeling at Youngstown game with Whinny Whinnery pitching and Green umpiring. Errors tally Wheeling 3 Youngstown 1, with Day ton and Canton listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latmee
Newark and Wheeling Players Fined After Sunday Ball Game
Newark and Wheeling team members arrested for a Sunday game appeared before Justice Koas. They pleaded guilty and were fined over 100 dollars total. The club secretary was allowed one hour to pay, while the players were committed until fines and costs were settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Wheeling
Indianapolis Club Demands Recalled Peoria Players
President Martin of the Indianapolis Inter-State League club refuses to play further games until Peorias return players who jumped from the Galesburgs after Indianapolis purchased the fra from the latter city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis, Inc
Martin
Indianapolis
Peorias
Galesburgs
Fra
EVENTS ON THE TURF PITTSBURG ADMITTED TO CIRCUIT
Rochester dispatch reports the grand trotting circuit admits Pittsburg, bans certain horses and individuals from last year, and schedules meets from July to September across cities including Cleveland Buffalo Rochester Albany New York and Philadelphia with prize totals and class structures.
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Rochester
N. Y
Albany
Pittsburg
National Trotting Associatey
Boston
Ovess
Eorge Roberts
C. H. Nelson
Alryon
Nelson
Cleveland
Buffalo
Johnston
Springfield
Hartford
William Edwards
W. 8
Fasig
C. J. Hamlin
Edwards
Hawkes
George W. Archer
A. Collins
D. D. Harrington
Poughkeepsie
T. C
E. C. Robinson
Sprinfield
D. Hammond
New York
A. Wenderroth
Philadelphia
Morris Park Race Day Results Chronology
Daily Morris Park results list six races with winners and times. Notable finishes include Flavia in five furlongs, Mon beng on the longer test, and Dr. Hasbrouck in six furlongs. The card also shows extensive entries and prices for an Arabian race and several stakes and selling events.
Races at Kansas City report multiple sprint results
Kansas City on June 10 lists today’s race results. In the mile event Churchill Clark won, Oro was second, Panola third with a time of 1 56 46. The five furlongs race saw Parafer first, Pees second, Bhawnee third in 1:00? seconds. The one and one eighth miles race had Madolin first, Regardless second, Time third with a 2:01 1 5 time.
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St. Louis
Julia Magee
Lulu B
Maria M
Little Crete
Fred Loval
Lottie
Balgowan Fist
National
Tom Rogers
Bramblebush Weforthird
Daisy F
Carnegie
Camilla
John Morris
Bertha
Brookful
Marie K
Ratalpa
Blackburn
Nina Archer
Bebow
Tipton
War Peak
Jack Shelly Prank
Maiti
Black Knight
Glockner
Morris Park
Flavia
Leo- Bora
Adelina
Monbeng
Philosophy
Barrister
Dr. Hasbrouck
Strathmeath
Secon
Padishah
En Fay
Bill Barnes
Irs
Zephyrus
Secon Go Neon
Srey Eredi
Tom
Jack of Diamonds
Miss Ransom
Fairview
Foxford
Kildeer
Ballwood
Browder Banks
Niagara
Chemise
Torchlight
Prince
Esquiman
Rizpah
Pelham
Jay F. Dee
Tormentor
Dendes
City
Raceland
Admiral
Sam D
Monmouth
St. Valentine
Martinacolt
Ponticc
Kempland
Toreadora Raymond
Vivia
Kansas City
Churchill Clark
Oro
Panola
Parafer
Pees
Bhawnee
Pat
Wich Caea
Cseehinensh
Iadolin Firs
Robert E Lee Wins Heat in Wanrney Races
Fine weather and strong attendance marked Wanrney events with Robert E. Lee defeating Wallace Jr and Black Joe in a second heat. The protest was barred and winnings were paid as won amid scattered race notes and unclear entries.
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Wanrney
Robert E. Lee
Wallace, Jr
Black Joe
Reek Ot
Pates
Vespacian
Ae Harks
Fugala
Unclear trotting meeting results from Janesville event
June results from the Janesville trotting meeting in Danville Wisconsin list races in the 2 2 class and the 2284 2254 2281 times. Diamond J and Eva are mentioned with Sprague in a third place finish.
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Danville
Wis
Janesville
Diamond J
Eva Aeons Linds Sprague
Cail Rook Seco Brilliantine
Killed in a Prize Fight In San Francisco
San Francisco reports Harry McBride died after a brutal glove fight. McBride was badly punished in the prize bout and did not recover, leaving short of medical aid and prompting mourning in boxing circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry McBride
A Chance for Farrell Against Upham
The Audubon Club of New Orleans wants Farrell to fight Upham. A telegram from June 10 says Farrell refused the named terms but agreed to meet Upham in seven to eight weeks at 158 pounds for a $1,600 purse. Farrell cannot quit work to train for a small payoff.
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Audubon Club
New Orleans
Upham
Pittabare
Farrell
Arthur Upha
Audubon Athletic Association
Tnul
B. Galvin
Penn
Pgog
Gavobw
Pat
Eure
Herron Hill Clinches Bennett Trophy Second Shoot
The Herron Hill club won the second Bennett trophy shoot at Squirrel Hill club yesterday. Scores show Herron Hill total TS Q A McClure M H d Levis W King George Cochran Kilmer Shaner 37 for a total TL. Squirrel Hill team Alf Turner Sam Shaner Mack Brown Charles Richardson total 153. Additional shooters include Jim Grow with 2 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squirrel Hill Club
Herron Hill Club
Keystone
Herron Hili
Q. A. McClure
Sameel Shaner
Mack Brown
Charles Richardson
Jim Grow
Twentieth Annual Games Set Three Records
This morning the twentieth annual games produced three new records. Cary won the 100 yards in even time and the 220 yards in a record time, while Janeway set a shot put mark of 82 feet 9 inches. The Peace class championship cup went to a team scoring 58 points and totaling 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Janeway
Kerr Defeats Pettit 3-2 in World Tenure Match
In the lawn tennis championship for the world title, Kerr beat Pettit in a best of five matches series. The scoreline shows Kerr won three of five, with Pettit taking two, in the Monday contest. The article notes a later 8 to L result indicating further action in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dveelin
Kerr
Pettit
Sporting Notes from Local Clubs and Prospects
Mouris to Buffalo as planned. Mr Galvin may pitch today. A letter for Homestead Club manager Meceley arrives. he returns today and will practice midmorning. James K Porters seek contact with Quick Steps at L Foster Webster Ave City. Corbett aims for Police Gazette belt next summer regardless of champion. Goulds of McKeesport seek game with Hill Topford. Galvin and Gilt Edges schedule for July Fourth for $10 or inland. Dan Gould, McKeesport, handling.
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Mouris
Buffalo
Mty
Galvin
Homestead 1
Meceley Ae
James K. Porters
L. Foster
Webster Avenue
City
Jim Corbett
Police Gazette
Dan Goulds
McKeesport
Hill Topford
F. Galvins
Braddock
Dan Gould
Late Events Condensed Into Brief Space
Henry Grance sailed from Melbourne to England. The French boys drowned at Biddeford Maine yesterday. Lyons gas workers struck. troops guard the works. Princeton literary societies held reunions and an annual meeting yesterday. Guy memorial tablet unveiled. Dr. Patton spoke. Ohio Sons of Veterans eight annual encampment began at Mansfield yesterday. over 100 in rank. camp to break June 14. Accident at Oswego New York. Miss Belle Mitchell daughter of the mayor and her sister-in-law badly injured. Belle Mitchell died from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grance
Melbourne
England
Biddeford
Lyons
France
Princeton
Guy
Dr. Patton
Ohio Sons of Veterans
Mansfield
Ranaway
Oswego
Belle Mitchell
Mis
Edward V. Mitchel
Ancient Order of Hibernians Hold Largest Pennsylvania Convention
Two hundred delegates from Philadelphia Pittsburg Scranton and other cities attend the 37th annual Pennsylvania convention in National Hall. The event features Irish and American flags a large torchlight parade and speeches on the society's progress and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Cuester
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Pennsylvania
National Hall
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Scranton
James Jackson
Jackson
Maurice F. Wilbere
Maurice F. Wilhere
Hogan
McArdle
Wilmington
Chester
Special Handkerchief Values and Sashes at Five Ave Stores
Ladies handkerchiefs in white linen priced from 10c to 1224c with many items half price. A. G. Campsex & Sons at 27 Fifth Ave offers these specials. La pres Gordon sashes touted as best. Ribbon counter and Jos. Home & Co. Penn Avenue Stores featured.
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A. G. Campsex & Sons
Fifth Ave
Lapres
Gordon
Jos
Homxe & Co
Penn Avenue
Baseball Cookies Promote Marvin’s Popular Treats
The notice markets Marvin’s base ball cookies as the most popular cake in the market, urging readers to buy from grocers to please boys. It also advertises a June 9 carpet sale by Campbell & Dick offering discounted left over carpets rugs and curtains. Jos Homar & Co. operates on Peno Avenue with cheap dress trimmings.
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Marvin
Campbell & Dick
Fifth Avenue
Jos. Homar & Co
Peno Avenue
Funeral notice for LouisE Siebert child of olarich and Katiarina
The family announces the funeral for LouisE Siebert aged 7 years TJ months 11 days. It will be held on Towas Bay at 2 PM from the parents residence on East street extension Allegheny. Carriages depart from the undertaking establishment of William Form on Liberty Street Allegheny. Family invites attendance.
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Louise Bha
Olarich
Katiarina Siebert
Towas Bay
East Street
Allegheny
Liberty Street
Germany France Relations and Alsace Lorraine Passport Rules
Beruis June 10 Reichstag session re elected officers. Chancellor Von Caprivi defends strict Alsace Lorraine passport regulations as needed for security and Germanization aims. Alsatian deputies say rules protect economy, not Germanize. some officials urge minimal enforcement and cautious approach.
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Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
von Caprivi
France demands English evacuation of Egypt in note
In the Chamber of Deputies M. Ribot read France's note to Egypt asserting England should evacuate Egypt for the sake of its prosperity and security. France favors the conversion scheme but reserves evacuation terms for future talks and vows cordial relations with England while opposing British presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Ribot
France
Egypt
England
M. Ridgt
British Bark Dinapore Wrecked Off Cape Corrientes
The British bark Dinapore under Captain Tidmarch from Middlesborough bound for Bahia Blanca ran ashore at Cape Corrientes and is likely a total wreck. The captain and five crew members were lost while the remaining crew reached Buenos Ayres.
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Loxpon
Dinapore
Tidmarch
Middlesborough
Bahia Blanca
Cape Corrientes
Buenos Ayres
Standard protests Blaine cruiser policy in Behring Sea
The London Standard objects to Mr. Blaine sending cruisers to Behring Sea. It warns that if he uses force against British subjects or property, Britain will respond with force. The piece cautions that his heedless and intemperate action could create a gravest crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Federation favored by Victorian Assembly plans united colonies
Melbourne June 10 The Legislative Assembly of Victoria unanimously approved the federation scheme for the Australian colonies and appointed delegates to the convention to consider the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Legislative Assembly of Victoria
A League of Anarchists Believed to Link Reds Worldwide
Domiciliary police visits at Aix la Chapelle yielded documents showing links between German anarchists and groups in London and New York. Several arrests followed as authorities unravel a transatlantic anarchist network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aix-la-Chapelle
London
New York
Armour & Co. Seeks Salt District Title in New York
In Gewisze New York Supreme Court Armour & Co. Chicago wins a foreclosure suit over a $15,000 mortgage to gain clear title to 400 acres of salt mining land in Western New York. The decree invalidates liens against Valley Salts Mica Mining Co and supports Armour’s right to complete ownership in the salt field near the great mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gewisze
N. Y
Supreme Court
Armour & Co
Chicago
New York
Valley Salts Mica Mining Company
Stewart Gray
York
Livingston County
Salt Mines
Evidence From The Grave In Ohio Insurance Case
Judge Robinson returned from Ravenna where he heard Mrs. Valentine sue several insurers for 11000 on her husband Valentine policies. The defense argued self destruction barred liability. The widow had Valentine’s buried body exhumed after a year and head cut off to prove death not by self destruction. Jury found for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Dispatch
Youncestown
Robinson
Ravenna
Valentine
Satan's Agent in Ohio Poisons Cows and Chickens
In Yourestown on June 10, Mrs. Thomas Davis reports two cows poisoned in ten days. One cow was killed by paris green. chickens were poisoned last night and the house dog injured, returning home without tail and ears. Police seek a clue to the miscreant amid citizen outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yourestown
Thomas Davis
Paris Green
Citizeoa
West Virginia and Lynchburg Coal and Coke Company Formed
Lynchburg Virginia and West Virginia capitalists organize the West Virginia and Lynchburg Coal and Coke Company leasing a large McDowell County tract along the Elk Horn extension of the Norfolk and Western line. Capital stock ranges from 75000 to 3000000 dollars. Officers are President R H T Adams Vice President N Fitzhugh of West Virginia and Secretary Treasurer A W Tully.
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Norfolk and Westers
West Virginia
Wacertina
Lynchburg
West Virginia and Lynchburg Coal and Coke Company
McDowell County
Elk Horn
Norfolk and Western Railroad
R. H. T. Adams
N. Fitzhugh
A. W. Tully
Well No 1 at Neal Morrin Farm Flows 45 Barrels Per Hour
Special telegram from Marrinsville reports John A. Snee & Co. well No.1 on the Neal Morrin farm flowing at 45 barrels per hour and rising steadily after two hours of flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Marrinsville
John A. Snee & Co
Neal Morrin Farm
Three States News Roundup with Deaths and Disasters
Reported deaths include John Stiffrec of United Pennsylvania hit by a dinky engine near Greensburg and L B Gries of Cadiz found dead in his office. Other items note diphtheria cases, a possible mine flood rescue, injuries from accidents, and local mischief such as a shell game win and a riot arrest near Scottdale.
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John Stiffrece
United
Greensburg
L. B. Gries
Cadiz
Edward McMillen
New Castle
Fairmount
W. Va
J. L. Thomrsom
Delmont Presbyterian Church
Greens
West Newton
Sabiyak
Stauffers
Scottdale
Janie PorTsn
Lima
Lewis Craig
Beaver
Huntingdon Reformatory
FR Wayne
Bea
Board of Health
Johnsoh
Saunopin
Woman charged with shooting lover at Douglass station
Detective Jones arrived on the 10 50 train to arrest Laura Myers of Youngstown near Uniontown after she shot Charles Ramsey a coke drawer at Douglass station on the Peemickey road. Ramsey is gravely wounded as doctors probe the wound in the groin and abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Steven Jones
Boston
Charles Ramser
Douglass Station
Peemickey Road
Malone
Laura Myers
Youngstown
Uniontown
Jones
Myers
Baltimore and Ohio
McKeesport
Mes
Ramsey
Are
Spence
Abe
Sey
Berlin
West Newton
Carnegie Bros. Co
Charlie
Brie
Insurance Men Meet at Mutual Life and Accident Underwriters Session
The national convention of the Mutual Life and Accident Underwriters opened at the Metropolitan Hotel in New York with delegates from across the country. President Daniel Avery of Chicago gave the annual address and S A Lowell’s secretaryship resignation was accepted. A credentials committee was named and discussions on insurance topics followed, adjournment set for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Mutual Life and Accident Underwriters
Metropolitan Hotel
United States
Daniel Avery
Chicago
Leicester Holme
Grant
Joe A. Litchfield
Avery
S. A. Lowell
Freight brakeman killed in Lake Shore run near Brooklyn
George Smith, 25, left his Buffalo bride to haul freight westward. Near Brook ton the brake failed as he set it, beheading him and badly mutilating his trunk. He was the husband of a Buffalo bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exre
George Smith
Buffalo
Lake Shore
Brookton
Smith
Athletic Club Men Arrested
Secretary Jamison of the Golden Gate Athletic Club and directors Frank Jones Joe Bowers Tim McGrath and John Joel were arrested as accessories to murder in the death of Harry McBride following a fight with Frank Larue in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Larue
Golden Gate Athletic Club
Larue
San Francisco
Jamison
Frank Jones
Joe Bowers
Tim McGrath
John Joel
Harry McBride
McBride
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Fairchance
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Loceal
Washington, Pa
West
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Ben Dryfus
Zanesbeerer
Mra Yattie Goldman
Seussville
A Heareman
Panhandle Road
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Deat Pree
Stran A
Chas. Ramsey
National Board of Underwriters
Athletic Club
Rogers’ Royal
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Farid
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Thus
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