The Hestons Triumph in Tania With Boston Wins
In a high scoring midweek game Boston defeats Pittsburgh six to four. Key plays include Tucker and Maul fielding errors by Boston, Longs and Beckley contributing timely hits, and Meekie scoring on a Browning error. Lowe homered for Boston, while Reilly advanced on Gansel’s wild throw and scored on Meekie’s single as Pittsburgh rallied briefly.
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Srkolas Trlagram
Nisratch
Boetos
Beaneaters
Stovey
Jon
Stover
Boston
Quinn Ted
Nash
Brodie
Tecker
Carrol
Carrell
Beckley
Browning
Fields
Accounds
Miller
Bostons
Seroend
Oeeter
Moller
Tucker
Lowe
Jacm
Gangel
Pitteburgs
Otto Prelis
Pieltis
Plettis
Neily
Ganel
Beechkey
Reilly
Foghorn Miller
Benger
Turker
Nichols
Ganzel
King
Creander Tod Qainn
Wuerner
Gansel
Carroll
Ganze
Meekiey
Wey
Vollater
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia in Plucky Fellows Victory
Cleveland defeats Pithulelpita again in Philadelphia with Doming spread of scoring in the seventh and eighth innings. Attendance listed 14, score details garbled but final tally favors Cleveland amid disrupted play and named players including Brown and Daria.
New Year June slugging game features Hartson and Welch
Regular slugging contest with Hutchinson Keefe and Welch pounding the field. Honan retired in the third after sunstruck. Crowd of 3900 saw New York versus Chicago with multiple hits and home runs by O Rourke and others.
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Hutchinson
Keefe
Welch
Feld
Honan
Anson
Hun
Chicago
Kfebfaa
Rourke
Raesett
Oluby
Soenen
New York
Fae
Uchr
Gore
Carroll
Cate
O' Rourke
Scharntson
O Conor
O'Rourke
Dahlen
Pfeffer
Richardson
Connor
Hutchinnon
First Brooklyn Loss For Nine In Nine
The Bridegrooms dropped their first loss in nine games at Brooklyn as errors doomed them. About 2100 fans watched. Cincinnati and Brooklyn battled with lead changes. Harrington homered for Brooklyn, Rhines and McQuaid worked as umpires. League schedule followed with several matchups listed.
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New Yeak
Brooklyn
Summart
Clocionatl
Latham
GriWin
Ward
Judlow
Harrington
Marr
Slattery
Pinckney
Smith
Cincinnati
Basce
Reilly
Rhines
Hutns
McQuaid
Grove City Triumphs Over Thistle In College Game
Greenville June 15 Grove City defeats Thistle in a ball game played on college grounds with Grove City taking the win over their rivals in a closely contested match.
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Greenville
College
Thistle
Grove City
Grove Ity
Harry Raymond Joins Louisville Club as Shortstop
Laureville reports Harry Raymond, captain of last year’s Louisvilles and this season’s Lincoln Western Association team, has joined the Louisville Club to play short stop. He previously led the Louisvilles and now strengthens Louisville’s infield.
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Laureville
Harry Raymond
Louisvilles
Lincoln Western Association
Louisville
Ten Tray Favored in Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
The Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay headlines as Ten Tray, ridden by Tom Riley, opens as an extraordinary favorite despite withdrawals of Firenzi and Kingston. Isane Murphy may guide the favorite to the post, with Ten Tray’s main rival likely coming from Ryan D’Or. Racelam’s gelding Morrows shows improving form, while many expect 10 to 12 starters at post.
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New Yeas
Coney Island
Tenny
Isane Murphy
Avan
Ryan D'Or
Ten Tray
Sainopal
Billy Ee Y
Geen Riley
Tom Riley
Chicago
Carr
Watt
Tennen Tray
Racelaml
Morris Park
Wareey
Wil Ey
Morrow
Homewood Summer Meeting Expected Big Entry List
Secretary McCracken of the Homewood Driving Park returns from Rochester saying a strong entry is anticipated for the summer meeting. He notes a gathering of noted horsemen praising the young trotters and mentions Hamlin with a pair of Chimes colts likely to break the team record. A special race will be held though no stake races are planned.
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McCracken
Homewood
Rochester
Hamlin
Eae
Prince Schvat Sis Omle
Furkon Rg Itman
Peel
Kenyon
Tom Hart
Mullie Sareen
Henounee
Hacinet
Fayette
Jakenders
Lia
Bay Chester Stakes Victory Pushes Morris Stable Past $100000
New York June 11 By winning today s stake the Bay Chester at Morris Park the Morris stable has surpassed 100000 in earnings this year with 3000 won at Washington at Morris and the remainder at Gravesend a remarkable run for the outfit.
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New York
Morris Park
Morris Stable
Washington
Morris
Gravesend
Morris Park Wind Up at Small Morris Park Crowd
The Morris Park spring meeting closed with a hot day and a small crowd. Races were of inferior quality with wakeovers in two events. Bay Chester stakes featured L Intriguante as an easy winner, while other races yielded mixed results and times around 1:44 for a mile and 1:15 for the dash.
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Janeli
Morris Park
L'Intriguante
Ethel Grey Wins Bankers and Brokers Stakes at Saint Louis
Eight races on the card featured rapid times with Ethel Grey the fast year old filly by Duke of Kent winning the main Bankers and Brokers Stakes. Ferguson the starter faced poor form as crowds around 4,000 observed races in St Louis and nearby towns. First race results include Romyo and Join Irwin. others named include Silver King and Elveraresni in varied placements.
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St. Louis
Jime
Bankers’ and Brokers
Ethel Grey
Duke of Kent
Ferguson
Ile
SO yants—Romyo
Irwin
Sliver King Tira
Vie Red Vne
Fat Tank
Elnveraresni
Orville Thi
Grey Dis Foluh Tad
Bork
Thaw
Joseph D
McDearman
Annie May
Sibhetth
Giecrare
Guide
Michael Ket
Whiter
Balguwan
Ten Round Gloves Set For Slavin Kilrain Bout
New York report says Frank Slavin and Jake Kilrain prepare for a ten round gloves clash at Granite Association clubhouse with both in top form. Kilrain’s seconds include Muldoon and Cleary, Slavin’s Mitchell and Stoddart. Weigh ins are about 185 for Slavin and 190 for Kilrain with a 1:30 pm start and a $10,000 purse. Slavin favored.
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Frank Slavin
Jake Kilrain
New York
Slovin
Kilrain
Granite Aasoviation
Jere Dann
Reres
William Muldoon
Mike Cleary
Charley Mitchell
Ed Stoddart
Slavin
Johm Kelly
McKeesport Bicycle Club plans July start to Niagara Falls tour
A 20 member McKeesport Bicycle Club group will depart Wa T Mu on July 6 to ride to Niagara Falls and then Detroit for the League of American Wheelmen national meet. They will join a national touring party for three weeks riding through Canada. The delegation will wear a costly badge made from tubing.
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Dispatch
Mokeesroar
McKeesport Bicycle Club
Bo Orare
Fulda Defends CA Club Action On Boxing Rules
San Francisco. President Fulda of the California Athletic Club says the club sought legitimate sport but was forced to impose rules for protection. He states Jackson and Corbett were instructed to fight two a r n i s h but chose not to risk, saving friends' money and reputations over breaking the club agreement. The referee had limited options.
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San Francisco
J. i
Fulda
California Athletic Club
Jackson
Corbett
Wheelmen Start Long Bicycle Tour from Fuasxiis
Three youths Elmer McKee Cecil Griffin and Foster Mitchell left Fuasxiis Pa by rail to Cleveland then rode along the lake shore through Ashtabula Painesville Erie North East Brockton Dunkirk Buffalo to Niagara Falls. They expect about three weeks for the trip featuring a scenic route for wheelmen.
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Fuasxiis
Jane
Elmer McKee
Cecil Griffin
Foster Mitchell
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Ashtabula
Painnesville
Erie
North East
Brocton
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Niagarma Falla
Western Sharp Shooters League closes with prizes at Creve Coeur Lake
The seventh annual tournament of the Western Sharp Shooters League of North America ended at Creve Coeur Lake in St. Louis with $10,000 in prizes distributed. The next Bohuetzenfest is planned for Omaha in 1863.
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St. Louis
Sharp Shooters’ League of North America
Creve Coral Lake
Omaha
Local Sports Notes Mix In Depth Of Suburban Race Talk
Fragmented items describe Bowkin-Baldwin as pitcher in a game and reference letters for Neves of Bridgeville. Mentions include Suburban race, Slavin contest, Boston Association club signings, and a trip to New York with locals to watch the Suburban race. Also notes on Shamus and Gilmores and Braddock Grays, with various addresses and amateur team interest.
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Thomas Bowkin
Baldwin
Neves
Bridgeville Fem
McGes
Boston Association Club
New York
Cincinnati
Bostons
Juniors Parade Honoring Bunker Hill In Cleveland
The Jr O U A M gathering draws over 5 000 members from multiple states with 3 000 from Pittsburg and Allegheny. Delegates attend the National Council session in Memorial Hall and discuss expansion, immigration policy, and the order’s growth to about 60 000 members.
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Cleveland
New Hampshire
Texas
Chicago
Pittsburg
Allegheny
George H. Bartlett
Weddell House
Forest City House
Bartlett
Pennsylvania
Garfield
Lakeview
National Council of the Order
Bunker Hill
National Council
Collins
Fred J. Schaler
Harry Kh. Peck
Thomas Ashford, Jr
A. L. Solomon
F. H. Ball
W. J. Fix
Wm. MrRoberts
D. G. Evans
Will C. Evans
John E. Emge
Adkard
S Deemer
Memorial Hall
W. G. Rose
Clair Street
Yor Rose
Deemmer
Immigration restriction dominates forthcoming season
The period’s central issue is a government push to restrict immigration. Debates focus on policy scope, potential quotas, and the impact on labor supply and regional demographics as lawmakers consider new controls.
Truce Seals Bering Sea Close Season Agreement
The United States and Britain signed a modus vivendi to suspend seal hunting in the Bering Sea until next May. President issues proclamation. two U.S. vessels may patrol and seize violator ships for trial by the appropriate nation. Pauncefote and Wharton signed the agreement. Salisbury’s reply and subsequent notes outline aims and enforcement.
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United States
Bering Sea
State Department
Julian Pauncefote
Wharton
Navy Department
San Francisco
Alaska
Revenue
Department of State
Bering Sea Goal
Elaine
Julian Panuncefote
Berbhchigh
Rusela
Bering Sea Islands
Great Britain
Russia
Lord Salisbury
Britain
Salisbury
Behring Sea
Pauncefote
Junior Mechanics Toast Annual Meeting Bound for Cleveland
Local Jr O U A M members traveled to Cleveland all day yesterday. A nine car special ran from Allegheny and a second left Union depot about 11 pm. A longer regular train followed, crowds filled trains, with about 25 000 strangers expected in Cleveland for the gathering. The Grand Commandery parade and First Regiment group joined at noon as thousands of Allegheny county members rode the Lake Erie and Ft Wayne lines to the event.
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Jr. 0
Cleveland
Allegheny
Union Depot
Grand Commandery
Lake Erie
Ft. Wayne
Allegheny County
Federated Railway Employes Hold Chicago Meeting
The Supreme Council of Federated Railway Employes met in Chicago to adjourn for Vice Grand Master Drury's funeral. Secretary Sheahan said little on the Northwestern matter, noting the switchmen’s right to resign and a general council view that the issue is of small moment. The council will consider constitution changes to curb strikes without delaying Council action.
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Chcaco
Supreme Council of Federated Railway Employes
Drury
Sheahan
General Council
Upreme Council
Minister's Awful Deed in Fairfax County
Rev Prank D Lee, son of the late Cassius F Lee, killed his 9 year old son then shot himself in a Fairfax seminary area home. The double tragedy, not discovered until noon, followed a life of Episcopal ministry prior to retirement in 1896 due to illness. Listed as University of Virginia and theological seminary graduate.
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Alexandria
Prank D. Lee
Cassius F. Lee
Theological
Fairfax County
Lee
University of Virginia
Theological Een
Episcopal Church
Seminary Hill
Business in Buenos Ayres Congress Action Expected
New York reports a standstill as gold prices surge to premium levels and banks show weak quotes. The public awaits Congress action for relief of the financial world with talks of reducing tariffs on imported necessities.
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Congress
New York
National Bank
Yacht Amelia Sunk In North River事故者
The sloop Amelia was run down and sunk in the North River by the tug Devoe. Two guests of the owner died, Dr William Bahn was seriously injured, and the yacht valued at 31 500. It was owned by John L Eccles.
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Telbuha
New York
Amelia
North River
Devoe
William Bahn
Amerixa
John L. Eccles
Railroad Telegraphers Convene in Sixth Annual Session
St Louis hosts the sixth annual convention of the Order of Railway Telegraphers of North America. Grand Chief Thurston of Vinton Iowa opens at 10 am. A credentials committee is named and a recess taken as reports from grand officers are delayed by a large delegation.
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St. Louis
the Order of Railway Telegraphers of
North America
Thurston
Vinton
Etruria Report Sparks Alarm In New York
Rumor spread that the Cunard steamship Etruria might be lost at sea after news from New York reps said no accident information had been received. The vessel departed for Liverpool last Saturday with a large passenger list.
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New York
Etruria
Cunard Line
Ex-Senator McDonald Medical Update
Former senator McDonald shows slight improvement on June 1 while remaining in delicate condition. Doctors report continued monitoring and cautious progress in his hospitalization.
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McDonald
Multiple fires cause heavy losses across cities
The Fort Madison opera house burned with contents totaling about 20000 dollars, well insured. In Springfield Massachusetts an electrical fire in D H Brigham's building caused 20000 dollars in damage. Albany saw several buildings burned including Cameron and Hown lumber yard and Heller's coal yard with total losses around 30000 dollars. At the Horatio mines near Punxsutawney the stables and 43 horses perished in a fire valued at 9000 dollars, suspected arson.
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Fort Madison
Springfield
Mass
D. H. Brigham
Albany
Cameron & Hown
T. D. Cameron
Peter Heller
Horatio Mines
Punxsutawney
Oysters of Port Lincoln Reach World’s Largest Size
The Port Lincoln oysters in South Australia are described as the largest edible oysters globally, sometimes over a foot across the shell and nearly filling their habitat. A lunch of fried oyster in butter or with eggs and crumbs is noted as a novel and pleasurable experience in Adelaide. A new chemical compound is claimed to improve coal combustion, increasing heat and fuel economy, reducing smoke and ash, and cutting water use by 15 to 30 percent.
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Port Lincoln
South Australia
Adelaide
Death Notice for Jons T Curpitow in Allegheny
On Tuesday June 16 1501 at his residence North Central street Allegheny Jons T Curpitow beloved husband of Hattie Childlow nee Grim in his 28th year Notice of funeral hereafter.
Duke of Fife Baby Gifts Fill Drygoods Store
Gifts sent to the Duke and Duchess of Fife for their expected baby filled a large drygoods store. Nine cradles arrived including two ebony and a silver filigree cradle modeled after a Westminster Abbey monument. A bulrush cradle from Spain and a simple wicker basket from a Scottish tenant added to the collection.
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Spain
Moses
Can Fish Survive Ice Long Term Questioned
A debate on fish survival under prolonged ice cover arises from reports of a six month old ice pack containing a fish that remained alive in water after thawing while other witnesses report fish in ice turning lifeless. Readers propose experiments to settle the question and note potential industries for Canadian salmon import if survival proves possible.
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Ature
London
Vuriance
New York Theatres Delay Openings As Late Start Becomes Normal
A theatre man tells a New York Herald reporter that the city moves its schedules later. He notes dinners, parties, and receptions shift later and predicts no theatre will open before late hours, as the eight o clock rule fades.
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New York
New York Herald
River News and Notes Update on Water Levels
River reports show the Upper Ganges at 2 feet 11 inches and falling, with clear and hazy conditions. Crowesville River at 6 feet and falling, clear with a thermometer around 6 at 4 PM. Annas River steady at a low water mark, cloudy and warm with no major changes noted.
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Ganges
Allrourny Junction
Crowesviele Tiver
M. Annas River
River level report with ships and cities listed
Waterways show varying river levels with several towns and ships noted. Departures include Parkersburg Pittsburgh and Andes Buckeye with river measurements given for each locale. Arrivals mention Mary Conenbx and City of Savannah among other vessels with river flows and conditions.
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Parkersburg
Scotia
Pittsburg
Andes
Buckeye
Ville
Carto
Mary
Signal Service Weather and Water Change Schedule
The Signal Service release lists yesterday's weather conditions, water stage, and changes in height. Entries show cloudless conditions, varying changes in height, and occasional cloudy readings across multiple stations with occasional misreads and typographical errors.
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Signal Service
Gossip of the Levees on a dull riverfront day
The river front presented a dull scene with slack business and light wind. The Coalty arrived but hit an obstruction, signaling preparations to raise wickets. The Keystone State docked at Clocknall, Scotia left for Cincinnati, and Germania referees reported an incident with a man named Allen near Rice's Landing. The Liesie Bay and other vessels operated on their routes as excursionists enjoyed a brass band. A tow accident near Portsmouth crippled a barge, while the Monoongahela wharf saw the unique sight of a licensed lady pilot, Mrs. Castle L. Trench, guiding her steamer. About 1080 passengers and stewards were aboard the Marflower for an excursion when an incident with the Pittsburgh Steel Casting Company party occurred.
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Liverpool
Tuk
Keystone State
Clocknall Dock
Ciaelinati
Scotia
Germania
Allen
Rice’s Landing
Liesie Bay
Charleston
Lelleville
Tre Seekers
Portsmouth
Joseph Nixon
J. M. Bunton
Monoongahela
Castle L. Trench
Pittsburg Steel Casting Comy
Fecummy
Kceburg
Colon
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Immigration and Free Schools
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Duke OF Fife
River News and Notes
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C. H. Edmonson
Hannibal
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Chinawane Witt Gras Tiewaec Wiis Sram
Conch Wolff & Bandolfh
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Pocketbook
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California
Otean
Wen
Madi
JOS. Fleming & Son
Market ST
Col. Diamond
Pittsburg, PA
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W. Grove
Ag’t
Pipth Avenue
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Bett Exchange
J.B. Kabecher
Wood Street
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