Pittsburg National League Baseball Club at Recreation Park
Acting President J Palmer O Neill arrives after accompanying the team on their trip. Report cites pitcher weakness and signings while noting La Roque reinstatement and Hines contract dispute. Jack Kelly pledges sobriety and improves performance as the club negotiates improved salaries and new players for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Recreation Park
Tori
NT Ial
Amrotsl Esendonce Ae
National League S
Toeeday
Clevelands
J. Palmer O'Neill
O’neill
O'Neill
Schmitt
Trehiay
Fitzgerald
Crane
Miller
la Roque
la Roy Roque
Hines
Leanes
Young
Jack Kelly
Cincinnati
Kelly
Kelty
The Cincinnatis Beat Beatin in Modern Show of Power
The Cincinnatis won decisively with strong batting led by Neilly who collected four hits in four trips including three triples. Attendance reached 27H as Beatin' was overwhelmed in today’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatis
Neilly
MeeKeesport
McKeesport
Payne
Local baseball results and box score notes
Fragmented recap lists players and inning runs from a multi game day. Mentions Meekes Tref Ae and several teams including Canton Mansfield Dayton and Youngstown with hits by Miller Lesmon and Milbee among others. Umpire King and battery pairs Young Yalk Wilson Sehrt are named with scattered scoring details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeraport
Karoed
Billbee
Lemon
Mil Walton
Untitled sports notes with scattered team results
Fragmentary records show multiple team mentions and partial scores. Names such as Toronto Altoona Bellaire Meadville Erie and Patton appear with scattered totals and errors. The text references hits and errors across several games, but concrete results are incomplete.
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Ale — Shera Igoromr
Bridgeville
Bidees
Steed
Ummany
Toronto
Latre
Toroento
Bellaire
Altoona
Hita
York
Butterles
Hodson
Gibson
Selder
Thomas
Mimzo
Meadville
Erie
Menai
Tentre Lystrem
Patton
Boston Brotherhood Stock Boom Drives Confusing Baseball Rumors
A garbled report sketches the Boston Brotherhood rising in stock amid offers and refusals. It mentions players like Chamber and Gerson, talks of Captain Karwonn, and implies discontent in Columbus and Beck Entko amid factional fights. George Mungon plans games in St. Louis and a Texas Mexico end‑season series.
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von der Abe
Gerson
Consork
Evaneville
Karwonn
Loutevilles
Columbus
Osateber Ciena de
Texas
Mexico
George Manon
Oseman
Duffee
Browns
Fes
Et Club
Fragmentary sports note hints at relocation plans
A partial report discusses a Montreal relocation idea for a club once linked to Buffalo. It suggests the move was deemed too distant and that local support would fail to sustain a new backball organization.
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Montreal
Huffalo
Baseball in Boston and the Brotherhood turmoil
June 14 Boston reports a season of transfers, injuries, and discontent as Dick Johnston moves to New York while Kelly’s men dominate headlines. Umpire clashes and balk calls stir tension. attendance wanes. Kilroy and Radbourn perform amid slumping leagues and rival clubs in New York, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh.
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Curry Foley
Heb—Pitrebarg
APOE
BosTon
Unrstendam
Dick Johnston
New York
Brotherhood
Johnston
Kelly
Boston Brotherhood Club
Tom Brown
Melly
Brouthers
Irwin
Boston Brotherhood
Brooklyn
Jim White
Buffalo Club
Deacon
Buffalo
Hoffie
Hoffie's
McKeesport
Mike Kelly
Ruegia
Ife
Webasve
Kid Madden
Relly
Robinson
Patrick
Radbourn
Daley
Mers
Kilroy
Ihes Tage
Roy
Eazy
Deen
Philadel
Galv
RACING RESULTS FROM KANSAS CITY TURF MEET
Today's turf events at Kansas City show Joe Woolman winning the first six furlongs with Ed Bell second and Dewberry third in 1 17 2 5. Kheste takes the second race with Sam Ardo second and Jesse McFarland third in 1 16 2 4. The second heat repeats a win for Thinnet as East wave places third with unclear timing. The one mile fourth race sees Little Minnie first, Mahel second, Sepremier third in 1 41 4 5. Fifth race covers one and three sixteenths miles Hamiet wins, Germanic second, Ure third with incomplete time data.
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Kansas City
Joe Woolman
Ed Bell
Dewberry
Kheste
Sam Ardo
Dyer
Jesse McFarland
Tighth mies—Hiue Vail Ieee
East Wave
Little Minnie
Mahel
Sepremier
Hamiet
Germanic
Ure
Races Report From Morris Park and St Louis Hold Show
Race results from Morris Park dated June 14 detail seven furlongs winners Worth and Celia with times around 1:72.04 while St Louis results list Rose Howard and Wak in mile and other minor placements. London notes the Sandown Park two year old stakes where Dar filly Sir F Jolinstone Blix Fuse and Hildebert place across six furlongs.
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Stea
A. Taylor
Dar
Sir F. Jolinstone
Fuse
H. Nixon
Hildebert
Ascot RaceHunt Cup Promises Strong Field
The upcoming Ascot event is expected to draw interest with a battle between Sainfoin and May Marion as favorites. The race features an eagerly awaited clash promising an exciting contest and potential key results tomorrow.
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Loxpow
Ascot
Imp
Marion
Racing crowds fill Warren tracks with brisk pace
A large turnout attended the Warren races today in Warren Pennsylvania. Reported events include a 2:37 trot and a 2:15 or Wonder pacing race. The day featured several sprint events and hopes for fast times across multiple heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Iene
Fourth of July Matinee Races at Homewood Park
The programme for the Fourth of July matinee races at Homewood Park includes a 2:04 trot and a 2:28 pace for amateurs under the L A W rules.
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Homewood Park
Price for Counsellor at Public Stud Farm Sale
Special Telegram reports James G. Ladd and Bestrice of Nebraska have offered for the bay stallion Crop by Filo at the Pate Stock Farm Company in Louisville Missouri. Price is a cash figure and the sale is being conducted by the farm.
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Aa Tel KY
James
Buffalo Beats Pittsburg In Doubleheader Rally
In the first game Buffalo outhit Pittsburg and won as Ed Morris pitched well. Fields homered for Pittsburg, while Buffalo fueled by timely hits and strong defense pulled ahead late. In the second game Buffalo defeated Pittsburg behind steady pitching as Visner returned to right field and Morris dominated at the plate.
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Buffalo
Rep
Hoy
Mack
Echer
Irvin
Wise
O White
O Hobinson
Rainey
Haddock
Oj Galvin
Baley
Coran
Balle
Galvin
Pittsburg
Ho White
Ranson
Robinson
Carroll
Corcoran
Rowe
Meecher
Irwin
Hanson
Beecher
Kuehne
Gafiney
Barnes
Baldwin
Visner
Huffaloes
Hanlon
Ed Morris
Sam Wise
Cleveland Defeated as Base Running Hurts
The Cleveland club fell 8 to 2 to Chicago amid mental lapses and costly fielding errors. Fourteen hits listed for Chicago players Delehanty Dan Pfeffer Larkin and Twitchell led the visitors, while Cleveland stranded runners and failed to convert chances in a high error game at Chicago.
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Chicago
Cleveland
cHicase
AE Stricker
Delehanty
Dan
Browning
O'Ryan
Larkin
Com'skey
Bean
I/Pfeffer
Twitchell
St Latham
McAleer
Farrell
Wnyder
Hoyle
Gruber
King
Dee
Nell
Delehan Pfeffer
Delehantz
Latham
Boyle
Strock
Petter
Ump Ferguson
Holbe
Three-base hits lead Richardson as Phillies topple opponents
Richardson hits three-base hits while Brown Nash and Kilroy contribute on base as Philadelphia errors count. Hrown Gumbert Nash struck out three each amid a 1:45 game. Umpires Gunning and Matthews. The article then introduces standings of Players' League pennant race.
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Dobton
BDF
PHILA
Ier Beatae
Shindie
Farrar
Pires
Gununing
Ith
Richardson
Hrown
Hichardson
Brown
Nash
Es Ion Kilro
Niger Rhindle
Haliman
Philadelphia
Cba
Gumbert
Ee Gunningham
Wble
Hrowthers
Murnye Tire Ipischies
Iiroy
Mit
Gusky 1% Yards Amateur Championship Swim Entry List
The Gusky 1% yards amateur championship at the Natatorium lists entrants for tomorrow evening. First heat starts at 8 30 PM with Allan Dougherty John Blewitt George Scott Richard Murray Fred Hooper Johnoe Thomas Lawrence Joseph H Spiegel August Wendt HK Lofter James FP Fox John J Davis W H Murke George Weigand E Douglas i T Charles J Collins Charles Taylor. Prof McEwen acts as referee. Contestants will be drawn into heats with winners advancing.
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Natatorium
Allan Dougherty
John Blewitt
George Scott
Richard Murray
Fred Hooper
John Oe Thomas Lawrence
Joseph H- Spiegel
August Wendt
HK. Lofter
James FP. Fox
John J. Davis
W. H. Murke
George Weigand
E. Douglas
I T
Charles
J. Collins
Charles Taylor
McEwen
McClelland and Nikirk to race at Homewood Driving Park
E C McClelland and Ed Nikirk to run a one mile Mite at Homewood Driving Park on Saturday June 23 between 4 and 6 pm. The race is for a side with a side deposit. both will train immediately and the contest is expected to be close with Nikirk able to run a fast mile and McClelland also capable. Chris Hoselip will train McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. McClelland
Ed Nikirk
Homewood
Nikirk
McClelland
Chris Hoselip
Murder Verdict In Hotel Waiter Killing Case
In San Francisco a coroner's jury found Frank La Roe guilty of murder for the death of Henry McBride, a hotel waiter, in a brutal prise fight at the Golden Gate Athletic Club last Tuesday. La Roe and others tied to the fight remain under arrest.
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San Francisco
Henry McBride
Frank la Roe
Walter
Golden Gate Athletic Club
la Hoe
la Roe
Oght
Sullivan Boxing Exhibition Blocked by Club Governors
The Columbia Athletic Club governors granted permission for John L. Sullivan to hold a boxing exhibition in the gymnasium but then met and voted to prohibit the affair. The clash drew protest from club members and notable social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L
Washington
Columbia Athletic Club
John L. Sullivan
Sporting Notes Previewing Fairs and Races Across Regions
A scattered update covers New York women riding informal bicycles, the Buffalo rider event delayed by bad roads, and potential match talks. It notes Sullivans ratification risk, New Jersey ministers urging vetoes on pool selling, and a Golden Gate Club glove contest between Kilralo and Ed Smith.
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Buffalo
Peter Jackson
Sulllivan
Jackson
Australia
New Jersey
Golden Gate Athletic Club
Police
Jake Kilralo
Ed Smith
Denver
Jomnstoor
Budd Doble
EF. C. Long
Bt. Paul
Howard Conklin
Pn Schelles
West
Elmira
Jake Kilra
Scheller
Uckers
Bookles
Westchester
F Pinkerton
Harry Cohen
J.T. Barker
Mlecreanta
Pyeshkoff
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Yanny Swope
Albany
Goldsmith
Dawson
George H. Leavitt
Boston
Belmont Park
Andy Welch
Fanny Swope
English Jockey Club
Newmarket
Insolence
McMurtry
Ernest Hace
Ormie
Woodcraft
Corticello
Jones Stanford
Flora
Sainfoln
Royal Paddocks
Hampton Court
Esher
Dee States
Astley
James Miller
Porter
Watt
Ser
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Constable Returns From Philadelphia With Bride
Constable P. M. Connelly of the Ninth ward arrived from Philadelphia with Miss Mary Raymond his bride. A large crowd greeted them at the station as they prepared to set off on 8th Avenue for their home.
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P. M. Connelly
Ninth Ward
Philadelphia
Mary Raymond
Mr. Connelly
Hart
Pennsylvania Too Prosperous to Boast at World's Fair
Governor Beaver writes to the Sons of Pennsylvania in Chicago praising the state's influence while urging prepared plans for a strong Pennsylvania exhibit at the World's Fair. Captain McClelland notes prosperity as a hurdle to showcasing, but urges coordinated effort to secure support and legislation if needed.
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Beaver
Chicago
Sons of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
West
William McClelland
Paittsburg
Dakota
Palmer House
Pittsburg Lasken
II Trust
Riflemen Picnic Fight Leads to Assault Charge
Last Monday the German Riflemen's Association picnic at Butcher's Grove ended with a crowd attack as they returned to Allentown. Henry Thoerhof suffered a broken nose and others were injured. his brother John filed charges of aggravated assault against William Ambrose, who appeared for hearing, with others to be prosecuted if found.
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William Ambrose
Henry
Ambrose
Lanes in Allegheny Parks Open for Free Play
In Allegheny parks near Resaca street yesterday afternoon about 500 children gathered for outdoor play on the lawns. Superintendent Hamilton announced that children may use select lawns every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, a concession warmly welcomed by families.
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Allegheny
Resaca Street
Allegheny Parks
Hamilton
Suspected duo arrested after Duquesne house visit
John Row and Andy Denny were in Central station when accused of posing as messengers for $3. They visited a Duquesne Way residence and drunk on the money, prompting the husband to track them down and have them arrested.
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John Row
Andy Denny
Central Station
Row
Denny
Duquesne Way
Fire alarm at Wilfield F Scott’s store causes extensive damage
A midnight fire at Wilfield F Scott’s five and dime on Market near Fourth injures a crowd and damages the block. Losses total about 5 000 on stock with 7 000 insured, building owner Mrs. Jane Rabe reports 3 000 damage, adjacent firms Laird & Roe and Dunseath shielded by insurance. Police clash with bystanders as Coulson and officers rush to safety rumble over the alarm box mix up.
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Wilfield F. Scott
Market Street
Fourth Avenue
Scott
Sol Coulson
Jane Rabe
Laird & Roe
Dunseath
Ed Woods
Central Station
James Fleming
James Tracy
Gusky’s
Coulson
Exposition Building
Cramp
Tradesman’s Bank
Diamond Street
Press Club Outing to Ohio Pyle Falls and Ferns
The Press Club and guests traveled via the Sparty in two special cars to Ohio Pyle Falls. They toured Buttercup Falls and Lover's Leap, dined at Ferncliffe House with Von Amherst orchestra, then danced or collected ferns and wildflowers before returning at 7:30 PM. Some vines were collected for transplant to Schenley Park.
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Division
E. D. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Ohio Pyle Falla
W. H. Gutelina
E. H. Heinrichs
Ohio Pyle
Buttercup Falls
Ferncliffe House
von Amherst
Viands
Highest Wages Paid by National Tube Works
Arbitration Committee reports National Tube Works pays the highest wages among visited mills. It notes access to books, confirms general manager Converse’s wage proposals were accepted, and that increases take effect from the resumed work date. Committee commends the employer for sanitary and physical conditions.
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National Tube Works
National Tube Works Company
McKeesport
Converse
Census census supervision strict on answering questions
Census Supervisor Oliver vows legal action against those who refuse to answer the census. In Braddock several Hungarians faced charges for resisting an interpreter with knives. John Rentauski of the Twenty eighth ward was heard before United States Commissioner McCandless for refusing to answer. he was allowed to go after providing information. The Austrian Consul and a Hungarian editor spoke for him. City enumerators report rapid returns and Oliver praises the work while totals will be calculated at Washington.
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Oliver
Braddock
United States
McCandless
John Rentauski
Twenty
W. M. Maguire
Batauski
Max Schamberg
John Slovenski
Bratanski
Census Bureau
Washington
Messenger Boy Artist Exhibits Window Painting
A 17 year old Western Union messenger boy James Mc Laughlin painted a view from Rimersburg near the Pittsburg and Western Railroad showing Sandy Creek through woods. Gillespie's store owner Mr Wall praised the first effort calling it wonderful and a very good painting for a first try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie's
Wood Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
James McLaughlin
Rimersburg
Pittsburg
McLaughlin
Actress Manola in Stage Photo Fight Sparks Broadway Scandal
New York June 14. Manager Ben Stevens of the Broadway Theater clashes with Marion Manola over tights photos during Castles in the Air. A flash shot during the finale caused a stage rout. Manola fled the stage while Hopper calmed the crowd. She threatens to quit the company.
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Dispatch
New York
Ben Stevens
Broadway
Marion Manola
Miss Manola
de Wolfe Hopper
Siter
Stevens
Travelers Protective Association Annual Meeting in Denver
The Travelers Protective Association holds its annual meeting in Denver from June 22 to 26. Local commercial travelers will attend and tour rail routes on Union Pacific and Colorado lines. Colorado Midland offers a Glenwood excursion while Denver and Rio Grande provides a Colorado Springs to Denver and Silver Plume ride.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
Denver
Union Pacific
Colorado
Colorado Midland
Glenwood
Denver and Rio Grande
Colorado Springs
Silver Plume
Coroner's Jury Blames Allersheny Heating in Gas Explosion
The coroner's jury found the deaths of Mrs. Mary Kipp and her daughter Elizabeth were caused by a natural gas explosion due to negligence by Allersheny Heating Company in failing to inspect gas lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kipp
Elizabeth
Allersheny Heating Company
Beef and cattle rates cut along Lake Shore line
The Lake Shore road reduced dressed beef from Chicago to Pittsburg to 22 cents and live cattle from 1534 to 1334. The Pennsylvania line matched the price cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Property offers near fifty thousand on Second Avenue
Mr. George Johnston says the Collins Wright property on Second Avenue drew a bid near 49,250 dollars from a bidder who competed on Thursday. The offer signals strong interest in the site as investors vie for the parcel amid a busy week of bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnston
Collins & Wright
Second Avenue
Fidders
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