Buffalo Defeated by Pittsburgh in Low-Scoring Tilt
Buffalo Players' League squad, reinforced by lacking effort players, were outplayed by Pittsburgh. Kuehne led Pittsburgh with two runs and a clutch unassisted double play, while Buffalo's bats and fielding faltered amid umpire calls. Attendance and miscues noted as the game unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burra O
Buffalo Players
White
Rowe
Pittsburgs
Pewsboys
Hoy
Barnes
Buffalos
Kuehne
Pittspurg
Wise
Irwin
Pittsburg
Corcoran
Carroll
Keefe
Beecher
Robinson
Heefe
Brooklyn Beats Brookrs as Ewing Struggles on Mound
In Brooklyn New York 7 Brooklyn 1 loss to Chicago after John Ewing failed to control the mound. Wara's club pounded the ball with about 1001 in attendance. Line shows Ewing allowed multiple runs while others contributed for Brooklyn in a rough game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
P. L
Brooklyn
New York
Brookrs
Long John Ewing
Wara
Attendan
Beore
New Yorks Defeat Brooklyns 4 to 2 in Park Clash
Welch and Caruthers led the New York team with a combined eight and one half runs batted in as the Brooklyns fell 4 to 2. Attendance reached 11,000 at the field following a breezy June 13 matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelands
Cincinnatis
Reds
Baldwin
Brooklyn
New York
Bmoorre
Welch and Caruthers
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Athletics and regional games listed for today
National League games Pittsburg at Chicago New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Cleveland at Cincinnati Players' League Pittsburg at Buffalo Chicago at Cleveland Association Athletics at Brooklyn Syracuse at Rochester Toledo at Louisville Columbus at St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Players’ League
Pittburg
Buffalo
Association—Athletics
Syracuse
Rochester
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
St. Louis
Gomre
Puarers
Liacur
Association
Pratt Reports Good News On Team After Chicago Visit
Al G. Pratt returned from Chicago saying relations between ONeill and Hecker are settled and Randall will not manage the team. He praises the squad with Kelty and Root standout and notes Kelty stays sober and on track toward becoming a top player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Pratt
Chicago
Messrs
O'Neill
Hecker
Randall
Mr. Pratt
Kelty
Root
McKeesport Falls to Youngstowns in Lopsided Defeat
McKeesport was routed by Youngstown as they played around them and won easily. The box score lists players and batteries with scattered errors and miscues, noting Mansfield and Canton as opponents in separate summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstowns
McKersport
McKeesport
Mkeesp
Bob P
Biatteries
Wairler
Whinney and Sweeney
Canton
Sommary
Young and Yalk
Hellig and Williams
Base hits and scores across towns in 1900s recap
The report lists scattered base hits and game actions featuring Scottdale Acme Batteries Cargo Bros Fass Brickley York Altoona Meadville and Erie scenes. It shows multiple team mentions with numerical results and locations, reflecting a fragmented historical sports brief across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brottdale
ACMEC
Ummart
Toona
York
Errora
Altoona
Erie
Meadville
Homewood Grand Circuit Meeting Schedule Unclear Details
The program for the Homewood Grand Circuit event on July 22 23 24 is listed with several race names and purses but many readings are garbled. Notable lines reference pace events across multiple days including a 1000 pace and a purse race, with Johnston barred and other unclear entries.
Races Run at Morrie Park and Detroit Meet News
Results from Morrie Park include Fairview first in the six furlongs, Now or Never lead the one and three sixteenths mile race, and Admiral leading the one and a half mile event. St. Louis reports reserves with Cameo and Grayeon dead heat, and Detroit notes a Blue Ribbon trotting meeting with record potential and entry deadline July 7. General W H Jackson purchases noted in Texan news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeulte
Morrie Park
Morris Pax
Fairview
Bertha Campbell
Chatham
Devotee
Druidess
Servitor
Evanoo
Ad Kne
Wile
Daisy Woodruff
Grind
Delmarie
Pat Fer
Sysoere
Mohican
Boke
Nanuture
Kempland
Admiral
Dr. Helmuth
Keil Ftakes
Hoodiam Ifa
Holere
Ambulance
Peer
Feewinmer Nice
Salvator
Jenny I
Adventure
Peter
Evangeline
Charley Dreax
Wilfred
St. Louis
Ti Hogers
Brocada Dowsman
Mahont
Ireland
Tan Wahoo
Cuny
BI Mike Wateon
Grayson
Bouita
Hypocrite
Cartoon
Merop
Carter
Howell E. Jackson
Belle Meade Stud
West Side Club
Good Sport at Kansas City Races Report
June 13 results from Kansas City include miles race won by Voltine with Red Sign second and Gsgood third in 1 41 5. Second event lists Brown Duke first Cashier second John Daly third in 1 57 2-5. Other races show Hervia first Veranza second and Maggie Reed third with times around 1 03 2-5. The Sandown Park Club opened its summer meeting on June 18 with Electric Stakes at 500 sovereigns. Leop ard colt Rothschild won with Beeteaitun second and Chevalier Ginistrelli third in a related result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karsas City
Voltine
Red Sign
Gsgood
Mabel Secomni
Eane
Sheath miles—Brown Duke
Cashier Seco John Daly
Wrest Ests Hervia
Veranza
Esns
Ae Yas Silence
Versuae
Sie
Miles
Pell Me Meil
Maggie Reed
Lonnox
Sandown Park Club
Laerence
Rothschild
Leopard
Beeteaitun
Chevalier Ginistrelli
Seeae Pores
Blundell Maple
Priddy McClelland Five-Mile Race Promises High Stakes
Peter Priddy and Ed McClelland prepare for a five mile race on Homewood track. Backed by John J. Quinn of New York, a $590 side bet is noted with Steinmiller of McKee’s Rocks aiming to finalize forfeit next Friday. Both athletes have strong support and a long history of close, competitive finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priddy
McClelland
John J. Quinn
New York
Chris Steinmiller
McKee
Rocks
Dispatch
Land
Quinn
Steinmiller
Homewood
Brownsville Wheelmen Hold Fourth of July Meet
Brownsville Cycle Club stages a raad bicycle tournament on July 4 at Wheelmen Park under L A W rules. Racing starts 2 pm with a program including several mile and half mile events plus handicap classes. L L Crawford of Brownsville handles entries. handicap closes June 28, other races open until July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville Cycle Club
Wheelmen's Park
LA. M
L. L. Crawford
Brownsville
Meyers regatta entries sought from Pittsburg oarsmen
The Dispatch reports entries for the Meyers regatta at Creve Coeur Lake St Louis date Monday June 16. Pittsburg oarsmen are urged to submit entries via Joan G Meyers Sporting Goods St Louis Sporting Mores Proctor Knott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Meyers
Creve Cour Lake
Pittsburg
Joan G. Meyers Sporting Goods Company
Fence dispute sparks arrest in Garfield borough
Carrentt 2s on the Fence reports M Howiteski of Garfield borough has caused the arrest of Thomas Goshover over painting caricatures on Howiteski’s fence. Alderman Kerr will hear the complaint next Tuesday evening. Piatt’s Chlorides Borondiainfects the horse drains, water sinks, collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrentt
M. Howiteski
Garfield
Thomas Goshover
Cris
Howiteski
Kerr
Price of a Head in Unwritten Hatfield McCoy Feud Tale
AP dispatch from Charleston reports Detective K W Napier known as Kentucky Bill recounts Hatfields offered money to remove Davis Stratton during the Brownstown incident. Bishop and others plotted Stratton’s disposal with talk of bounties and payoffs, while Napier rejects claims warrants aimed at handing Hatfields to Kentucky authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Spaton
Charleston
K. W. Napier
Kentucky
Bill
Davis Stratton
McCoy
Brownstown
Anse Hatfield
Stratton
Clay Bishop
West Virginia
Hatfields
Bishop
Mississippi River
Strike at DuBois Settled in Miners Meeting
In Dveers on June 13 Rochester miners held a mass meeting of 500 with 347 voting work and 208 no work. A majority supported work and Reynoldsville men were urged reinstatement. Price of pick sharpening set at 5 cents per month. Dagus and Toby mines also agreed to continue work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl.Dveers
Rochester
Robinson
Elliott
Reynoldsville
Dagus
Toby
Unsuccessful suicide attempt on Patterson Heights
Miss Lillie Carlton aged 18 of Beaver Falls made a desperate attempt to take her life at her father's home after a late dancing party. The revolver misfired grazing her left breast and entering her left arm. doctors plan to remove it later if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Lillie Carlton
Patterson Heights
The Tables Were Turned in a Bar Fight Tragedy
Special Telegram from Mercer reports two intoxicated men walking the Saundry Lake to Stoneboro railroad track quarreled. A shot wounded Parker, who fought back and beat his attacker Brazzel fled to Hazzard. Parker gravely wounded, recovery doubtful per Dr Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Saundry Lake
Stoneboro
Aasasain
Parker
Stonebore
Brazzel
Hazzard
Butler Soldiers' Orphan School inspection and camp fire
June 13 report notes annual inspection of the Soldiers' Orphan School at Butler. The board of commissioners including Governor James A. Beaver and General A. P. Gobin will attend. A monster open air camp fire on the Orphans' Home grounds Monday evening features speeches by distinguished visitors and Major fa Denniston of the Grand Army of the Republic is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pato
Borer
Soldiers’ Orphan School
Board of Commissioners
James A. Beaver
A. P. Gobin
Reyburn
Messra. W. Stewart
C. Kaufman
George W. Skinner
J. Sample
T. J. Steewart
F. J. Magee
G. Boyer
Organization of Well Drillers Plan Cooperative Profit Sharing
A June telegram from Washington reports the formation of a cooperative plan by practical oil and gas drillers. The group aims to unite all skilled workers, remove contractors, and divide profits among members while maintaining wages. The scheme seeks rapid spread across oil and gas fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pispatch
Wasninortaox
Cambria Iron Faces Suit Over Chapin Salary Claim
In Johnston on June 18 E Y Townsend president of Cambria Iron testified on the P E Chapin wage suit seeking 15000 dollars. Townsend said Chapin was paid all he was worth and might not have worked there if he had not married Morrell’s daughter. The jury awarded Chapin 7700 dollars. Cambria appealed to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonsxstons
E. Y. Townsend
Cambria Iron Company
P. E. Chapin
Cambria
Mr. Morrell
the Cambria
Chapin
Jonsthan's Narrow Escape Reported in New Castig
Special telegram from New Castig dated June 15 reports Jonathan, son of a local figure, narrowly escaping severe facial injury after an incident described in fractured notes. Further details are unreadable in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distator
New CasTig
Jonsthan
Amishman Loses Nose to Fractious Horse Attack
Abram Kurts of Pulaski township was tending a fractious horse when it suddenly bit his nose, nearly severing the organ and leaving his face badly injured. Medical aid was summoned and fears remain of permanent disfigurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Kurts
Pulaski Township
Mining Engineers Excursion Visits Ohio Mines
Massillon hosts members of the Ohio Institute of Mining Engineers on a special train tour of several mines including Howells, Massillon City Company, and John G. Warwick. The day features readings on mine safety, ore fields, coal, and venting, followed by a banquet at the Hotel Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Ohio Institute of Mining Engineers
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Howells
Massillon City Company
John G. Warwicks
Seaden Ra
Ron Roy
Hanging Rock
E. B. Williams
Vinton County
D. D. Watkins
Ohio
R. M. Houghton
L. Smith
J. L. Morris
Muskingum County
James W. Hughes
Hoger Ashton
T. 4
Death of banker Paul Wick in Youngstown estate ties
Special Telegram to The Dispatch from Youngstown reports banker Paul Wick, born 1824, died at his Wick Avenue home after a lengthy illness. A pioneer financier, he helped form Wick Bros. & Co and invested in local mills and rail projects. He leaves six children and a second wife survived him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yourestowx
Paul Wick
Wick Avenue
Mr. Wick
Wick Bros. & Co
Empire Wall Paper Company to Open West of Alleghenies
West Newton reports the Empire Wall Paper Company will start operations soon as the second wallpaper maker west of the Alleghenies. Officers listed include Major M. M. Dick president W. 58. Van Dyke treasurer and A. M. Dick secretary with stock at 50000 dollars. East office planned in New York City and other offices nationwide. Westmoreland Paper Company warehouse remodeled to receive new machinery with Mr. Cleary supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digfatch
West Newton
Second Wall Paper Manufacturing
Allegheny Mountains
Empire Wall Paper Company
M. M. Dick
van Dyke
A. M. Dick
C. Weimer
Westmoreland Papereen
Pittsburg
Capi
New York City
Westmoreland Paper Company
Cleary
Campmeeting Officers Elected Tarentum Set for August
Tarentum Campmeeting Association elected officers including President R. S. McCall Esqq Vice President Samuel Klingensmith Treasurer Tarentown Bank and Secretary Hite Eurich. The camp meeting runs August 14 to 21 with gates closed on the preceding Saturday night and no admission until Sunday only. Families are already residing on the grounds enjoying the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarentum
Tarentum Campmeeting Association
P. McCall
Samuel Klingensmith
Tarentoum Bank
Hite Eurich
Oniny
Brown Bonnell iron plant appraised for sale by US court
Wilbur F. Goodspeed special master commissioner appraised Brown Bonnell & Co plant on judgments for creditors. The plant includes four roller mills two blast furnaces and extensive real estate. It is the largest iron plant in the state and is advertised to be sold July 2. a creditor syndicate may purchase and continue operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Wilbur F. Goodspeed
Cleveland
United States Court
Brown, Bonnell & Co
Operaon
Defaulter Arrested in Bank Heist Case
Special telegram from Wheeling reports Harry Seybold once with the Bank of Wheeling suspected of stealing $20,000 in greenbacks. The money was found scattered in his attic after wind blew it around. Seybold, son of a bank partner, was indicted and released on $4,000 bond, jumped it, fled West, and was located in Winfield Kansas. Sheriff Steenrod will bring him back tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Harry Seybold
Bank of Wheeling
Eee
Bank embezzler from Wheeling tracked to Kansas for trial
Harry Seybold, the Wheeling Bank of Wheeling embezzler, is traced to Kansas after fleeing justice. He was arrested as a fugitive and Sheriff Steenrod will bring him back. The case had drawn wide attention due to Seybold’s prominence and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Harry Seybold
Bank of Wheeling
Ponds
Kansas
Steenrod
Young Seybold
Casa
Large Hemlock Lands Sold in Potter County
A major sale of hem lock timber lands along Kettle Creek and 18 tributaries in Potter County has been completed. The property, owned by Elias Deemer George L Sanderson and Charles W Henry, is now in the hands of buyers Alfred Costello and the Costello brothers of New York City for a cash price of $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Potter County
Kettle Creek
Elias Deemer
George L Sanderson
Charlies W. Henry
Wurchivers
Alfred Costell de Pure i
Costello
New York City
Boats Collide In Wheeling Ferry Crash
June 13 Wheeling report: the towboat B D Wood backing into the ferry Climax caused a collision. Climax was severely shaken but not damaged, while the Wood had its wheel demolished and drifted downstream to lodge at the island’s east bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Pittsboro
B.D. Wood
Union Bridge
Climax
Clinax
Wood
Protecting the Sheep Interests Amid Dog Rampage
Sheep dogs roam Mineral Township troubling farmers near Oil City. Telegrams relay fear as residents seek bloodhounds and secure pens in a bid to protect flocks. Residents urge swift action to curb the pack harming livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Dispatch
Om Cyrr
Jane
Mineral Township
Despondent Woman Takes Overdose at Jacobs Creek
Special telegram from Connellsville reports Mrs Alex Skinner died at her home near Jacobs Creek after an overdose of poison. Despondent over domestic troubles, she acted by her own hand. The incident is recorded as a fatal self inflicted case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Alex. Skinner
Jacobs Creek
Washington Pa High School Holds 24th Commencement
News from three states notes the 24th annual Washington High School commencement where Anna P. Godfrey won top honors among fifteen. Also reported is a $1000 reward offered in the John Crouch estate theft tied to a murder, and a banquet incident at the Washington Female Seminary ending with punishments for disruptive students. A family accident near Madison Pa leaves Mr Kellar with a broken arm and Mrs Kellar with a broken jaw after a runaway horse caused a fall during a hill descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Washington, Pa
Anna P. Godfrey
John Crouch
Washington (Pa.) Female Seminary
Philip Kellar
Madison
Kellar
Mrs. Kellar
Blackmail Schemes Foiled By Pittsburg Judge Gripp
Butler resident George W. Reep faced a blackmail case brought by Bella Humies and Mrs Steinmeyer. Reep alleged the women and their husbands had extorted money for three years, leading to a dispute over suits and an agreement to withdraw them. The magistrate warned the group and discharged Reep after questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripp
Bella Humies
Humns
Butler
George W. Reep
Allegheny
Reep
Steinmeyer
Hains
Thompson
Hains-Steinmeyer
Pittsburg
Keep
Wyman
Enumerators in Trouble Over Pole Refusing to Answer Census
Three Braddock enumerators appealed to Superintendent Oliver for aid to compel Poles and Hungarians to answer census questions. A Pole named Joseph Rovinsky refused to answer, saying he could not be frightened, leading to warrants and hearings. About 50 enumerators reported, with sheets sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Braddock
Frank Mikula
Port Perry
United States
McGuire
United States District Attorney
Alcorn
Robe Enutherstor
Ursuline Convent
A. F. Keating
Father Wall
Washington
Thirl Time Schedule Note Missing Complete Details
The fragment provides partial time cues like 2:00 P M and 6:20 hours but lacks clear events, dates, or locations to identify a specific news item. No names, teams, or organizations are readable to form a full record.
Steamship Arrives From Bothnia in Queenstown to New York
A steamship arrived yesterday coming from the Baltic region of Bothnia, docking at Queenstown before continuing to New York. The voyage completed despite rough seas and weather delays, with passengers and cargo transfer underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothnia
Queenstown
New York
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Brown-Bonnell Property
Distatch
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Bank of Wheelling
Kanena
Costello Bros
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B. D. Wood
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Rogers’ Royal
the Peoples Store
Campbell & Dick
Pittsburg Bridge CO
Jone
Eighth Street
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Hiver
River Telegroms
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J. M
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