Keat's Home Run Hit Powers Aces Past Bison Nine
Chicago and Pittsburg split. Pittsburg’s Rowe and White errors aid the visitors. Hanlon’s team dominated Buffalo in a high scoring game with Pittsburg benefiting from timely hitting and fielding miscues. Hutchinson excelled for Chicago in the first game. Kittridge and Kelty contributed at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keat
Chicago
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Spartie
James O'Neill
Eddie Foy
Anson
Paints
Laby
Stansell
Galveston
Hecker
Miller
Roat
Pitchure
Young i Seman
Fame CrickGo
REPA
Kittredge
Sundey
Ah —Wilson
Anton
Fine Kelty
Andrews
Kittridge
Kelty
Lynch
ChHinaGo
Decker
Bosse
Ziaasdjitoal
Igafo
Berger
I Kelty
Crane
Bufrfra
Whch
Rowe
I White
Pittsbogers
Ferson
Buffalo
Buffalos
Gaffoeur
Robinson
Oostole
Quinn
Kuehne
Corcoran Robinson
Wisner
Carroll
Field
Affalo Mades
Wiseng
Bainer
Wise
Hanlan
Muff White
Robin
Mack
Mack Bhimec
Southside business men target grounds and strong roster
The Southside group plans to form a club and has hired talent including Ed Keating Ed Barns catchers John Sankey Gut Eller pitchers Kress Helminger O'Brien Pas torius and ankee noun ter halds enver. They will not play teams in Western Pennsylvania or Eastern Ohio with manager John Johnson of 2114 Carson Street Pittsburgh Pa. Pastorius has an offer from the Belle Terre club in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Ed Keating
Ed Barns
John Sankey
Gut. Eller
Kress
Helminger
Atte
Johnson
O’brien
Pastorius
Ankee Noun Ter “Halds Enver
Pennsylvania
Ohio
John Johnson
Carson Street
Pittsburg
Grays
Orleans
Bellaire
No Charge in Management Proochable-Billy Sanders in Danger of Release
A telegram from Director E B Converse indicates a Pittsburg National League team meeting today to discuss stockholders and personnel. Henry Brown may exit due to ill health while ONeill retains control through Bendel. Hecker remains manager and team ambitions center on securing pitchers by July 4. Baker and Gray stay, Bull Sanders may be released, Fitzgerald from Philadelphia joins at second base, Crane possibly in shortstop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Converse
Henry Brown
Brown
O'Neill
Philadel
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Icago
O'Neill Lrves
Cleveland Beats McGill led Chicago in exciting game
Cleveland topped Chicago 7 to 6 as McGill pitched well for the visitors. Attendance reported at 1,027 with Delahanty and Larkin among the sparse lineup. Boston Philadelphia game notes follow with two contests and mid-June crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Clevelands
McGill
Comiskey
Boston
Philadelphia
P. L
Smith Defeats Daly in Seven Rounds at Arlington Club
Ed Smith of Denver defeats Jim Daly of Philadelphia in seven rounds before the Arlington Club in Burrao New York. Daly is supported by Tom Manning and Steve Brodie. Smith by Mike Cleary and William Muldoon. The 165 and 178 pound match lasts 13 minutes total with multiple knockdowns and a disputed final foul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrao
N. Y
Ed Smith
Denver
Jim Daly
Philadelphia
Arlington Club
Daly
Tom Manning
St. Paul
Steve Brodie
New York
Smith
Mike Cleary
William Muldoon
Selth
Bolth
Daly Wan
Inquiry Begins Into City of Paris Disaster
The British House of Commons reports a lively debate as the inquiry opens at St George's Hall. Stipendiary Magistrate T Raffles leads the board with Captain J Bragg and others to probe the City of Paris sinking and its cause. The hearing covers engine issues and vessel construction with witnesses for the Board of Trade and owners. The inquiry will conclude the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap's Cable Company
Liverroon
Paris
St. George's Hall
T. Raffles
J. Bragg
W. Eames
J. Hallett
Mansell James
Howard Smith
Board of Trade
Sir Walter Phillimore
Baden Powell
Queenstown
Jones
Pittsburg Team Returns Home After Rough Schedule
The Pittsburg Players League squad comes back from a tough road stretch after three losses in four, promising a stronger showing at home with key pitchers Staley and Lady Maldwin lining up against the Buffalos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Staley
Lady Maldwin
Buffalos
Athletics Clash Quoted Infragmented Box Score
The readable lines show batteries McMahon and Robinson for Athletics against Brooklyn with hits and errors. final box score fragments indicate Athletics 2 Brooklyn 7 with 1300 attendance and 116 seconds in the second. Also listed are Hattersea Casey O Rourke Barr Mature for Stars Rochester and related errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Atuiolee Nena
Brooklyn
McMahon
Ayge
Tor
Brookyo
Errors
Hattersea
Casey
O'Rourke
Barr
Mature
Rochester
Errora
Teracuses
McKeesport Falls to Springfield in Tri-State League Clash
In McKeesport on June 14 Springfield edged the home team 8 to 5 after a string of unlucky hits. Key players included Walton Proving Schelbie and Hart for McKeesport and Leam for Springfield. Umpire Green officiated as Tri-State League play continued with results and fielding errors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Springfeld
Springfield
Miller
Hartman
Youngem
Seamon
Dating
Dally
Haller
Wales
Nesmith
Proving
O Stetson
Baker
Iseneibie
Dotats
Mingield
Rons
McMeeesport
Walton
Schelbie
Leam
braile—Milder
Watson
Doutie
Haler
Betz
Smith
Mifils
Swimming Race at Natatorium Chooses City Amatuer Champion
About 500 spectators watched 120 yard race for the Gusky challenge gold medal. R T Charles won the final, with Joseph Elsler second. Heats: Taylor 2:18, Fox 2:17, Elsler 2:13, Charles leading from start to finish in the last laps. Judges McEwen Thornburg Cratty. starter Goodwyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natatorium
Bath
John Taylor
Allan Dougherty
James P. Fox
August Wendt
Joseph Elsler
W. H. Burke
BR. T. Charles
Joseph Brigei
Taylor
Charles
Eisler
Rom Eisler
Ahi Fox
Prof. McEwen
Jucoe Thornburg
A. C. Cratty
I Fred. Goodwyn
Pitcher Bowman Signing Shown For Pittsburg Nine
A Philadelphia dispatch reports that 8 8 Bowman of the University of Pennsylvania is about to sign with the Pittsburg club. The deal followed by detectives and backers deposits of 175 for Elmer Grant and Fred Wise in their June 30 bout within 100 miles of Beaver Falls. The St. Louis game and other notes show mixed results as teams pursue spring training and striker Tommy Corcoran’s solid defensive day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
University of Pennsylvania
Pitesburg
O'Neill
Philadelphia
University of As
Pittsburg
Caliliar Lee
James H. Randall
Elmer Grant
Fred Wise
Beaver Falls
Salvator Favorite in Suburban at Coney Island on Sunday
Salvator overtakes Tenny as the Suburban favorite at Sheepshead Bay with a strong field including Prines Royal and Firenzi. Trainers praise Salvator’s speed after a Bay trial, while Tenny remains a top contender. Raceland posted a fast mile as rivals chase a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenny
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepsheld Bay
Salvator
Eaceland
Prines Royal
Firenzi
Longstreet
Procter Knott
Loantaka
Btrideawnay
Toauray
Cassius
Montague
Subur
Keepshead Bay
Matt Byrnes
Fin
Esac Murphy
Pulsifer
Morris Park
Fresh Herdic Optimistic On East Racing Season
Frank Herdic, a pool seller, said betting on East races is higher this season. He predicted a stronger Grand Circuit and a first rate Homewood meeting with many good East stables. Wilkes family reps and Goldsmith are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herdic
Herdie
Wilkes
Howewood
Goldsmith
Strinc
Butterworth proposes July Fourth House meeting with Declaration observance
In Washington on June 16 Representative Butterworth of Ohio introduced a resolution to convene the House on July 4 at 11 o'clock to celebrate the Declaration of Independence, invite the Senate, and form a nine member committee to arrange suitable ceremonies with the Sons of the American Revolution. Select Councilman Robert McAffes of Allegheny departs for Ireland aboard the Ger man for months, to visit his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Butterworth
Ohio
House
House of Representatives
Senate
Society of the “Sons of the American Revolution
Ireland
Robert McAfes
Alleghény
East
Horse Race Roundup From Kansas City and St Louis
Results from Kansas City and St Louis racing today's program report winners, times, and placings across six races in Kansas City and five in St Louis. Key victors include Cecil B in one mile, Vina Archer in one mile and seventy yards, Dickerson in six furlongs, and Mabel dominating five furlongs heats. The report also references forthcoming events and entries for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clark Jet
Longshore
Little Minnie Thire
Secon
Missee
Rosetta
Sam Jones
Hurst
Flora E
Ed Bell
Mabel
Hiro
Red Sign
Servia
Hamlet
Cashier
Consignee
St. Low
Cecil B
Carter B
Princess Lime
Vina Archer
Longevity
Progress
Furtonge
Dickerson Fist
Onight
Magravde
Smile
Mary K
Hocksey Sage Plang Anes
Bonita
Cartoon
Gwlia Wit Oppraseig
Onuight
Courtney Mie
Peols
Yale
Lamar
Tate
May Hardy
Hurry Ireland
Grim
Expense
Elf
Heron
Iockwer
Rae and
Firth
Heap
Caste
Ston
Telegraphic News Briefs From Waukesha and Beyond
A condensed news roundup notes strikes in Milwaukee area carpenters and mill workers, a major West South West storm, a meat inspector destroying diseased meat in Chicago, a Lackawanna freight rate dispute, clergy plagiarism allegations in Philadelphia, the National League of Building and Loan Associations meeting in Chicago, engineering and molding union tensions in San Francisco, a Lehigh Valley freight rate cut, Minnesota Farmers Alliance endorsing a full slate, a small steam yacht sinking on St Clair Lake with rescued crew, and a New York Chinese resident found dead with a crushed skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
J. H
McCist
Art
Lackawanna
Chicago
Cme
New York
Philadelphia
J. Thain Davidson
Madison L. Peters
National League of Building and Loan Associations
United States
Engineers and Iron Molders’ Association
Molders’ Union
San Francisco
Lehigh Valley
Firiday
Farmers’ Alliance
Minnesota
St. Clair Lake
Unday
Wetrolt Cam Que Yours
Balfour Called A Liar in Irish Shadowing Row
In the House of Commons tonight Nationalists Gill and Clancy pressed Mr. Balfour on government shadowing in Ireland. Balfour said no one is shadowed unless involved in intimidation and pledged limits if opponents curb intimidation. A heated exchange followed with Parnell and Dillon, ending as the Speaker intervened and the matter was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Messrs
Gill and
Clancy
Mr. Balfour
Ireland
Balfour
Parnellites
Dillon
Gladstone
Cholera Spreads in Puebla de Rugat District
In Mapero June 16 report 91 cholera cases are recorded at Puebla de Rugat with doctors overworked and a request for Valencia physicians. A evacuee who fled town dies in Albaida. Government and Board of Health urge calm and note sanitary measures amid debate on Asiatic cholera classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapero
Puebla de Rugat
Valencia
Albaida
Candela
Senate
Board of Health
War fears Linked to German Pressure on Austrian War Minister
Vienna reports that Baron Von Bauer the Austrian War Minister issued a sensational war forecast under German pressure. He is said to be frightened by the reaction and doubts remain if Italy will renew the triple alliance, with Germany fearing Italy's defection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron von Bauer
Germany
Vienna
Italy
Europe
Stanley Accepts Governor Generalship of the Congo
Brussels June 16 Henry M Stanley has accepted the Governor Generalship of the Congo Free State and will not start duties until 1891 unless recalled by King Leopold He will travel to the United States and await summons to assume official duties in the Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Henry M. Stanley
Congo Free State
Leovels
Stanley
United States
Rene
English License Bill Delayed by House Split Vote
In the House of Commons Mr Shaw Levre’s amendment to postpone license purchases until law passes was rejected under cloture 233 to 199. Lord Hartington discussed with Mr Goschen Unionist amendments to the licensing bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpow
House of Commons
Shaw-Levre
Lord Hartington
Goschen
Tariff Question Puzzle for Statesmen in Republic Paris
Paris June 16 M Roche France will fix the tariff from 1892. He said the nation must terminate existing treaties though consensus on next steps is unclear. The Council of Commerce must seek a solution to the tariff issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Roche
Commerce
Council of Commerce Today
France
Nihilists Active in Berlin Says Police Uncover Plot
Berlin police report a widespread conspiracy to assassinate the Czar, uncovered after probes by Petersburg police. Details remain sparse as authorities pursue leads across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpor
Nihilists Detained in Paris Inquiry Over Agent Provocateur
A Paris dispatch reports that Nihilists once arrested are still detained awaiting inquiry into Kurnstein's claim that a Third Section agent from St. Petersburg is living on Avenue Friedland and has visited him daily for weeks. Guards at all palaces have been doubled and several arrests made near Gatachina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatachina
Paris
Kurnstein
St. Petersburg
Friedland
Reichstag Votes On Army Bill In Berlin
In Berlin today the Reichstag committee on the army bill rejected Herr Rikert's motion to set peace term annually by 19 to 9. His proposal to cut service to two years failed 18 to 10. The bill's first paragraph remained as originally drafted by 17 to 11 and the rest of the provisions were approved, with the full bill passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichstag
Herr Rickert
Herr Richter
Three Men Hurt In West Pittsburgh Industrial Accidents
Several workers suffered injuries in a series of incidents. John McAnally George McMullen and John Zliniski were crushed by a heavy iron pipe at Black Diamond Steel Works. J E Stover died after a crushed chest and broken arm at a West View well. A drowning accident occurred at Allegheny Exposition backwaters. An accident also injured Mary Fay and others as storms caused a shop to collapse and a man to fall from a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Black Diamond Steel Works
John McAnally
George McMullen
John Zliniski
McAnally
McMullen
Zliniski
Alleghen General Hospital
Callansburg
Clarion County
John Wrinkles
Second Avenue
Mary Fay
Fayette and
Chartiers
Allegheny
Miss Fay
Washington Avenue
J. Meyer
Hazelwood Avenues
Earnest Monk
Twenty-seventh Ward
South Nineteenth Street
Pittsburg, Virginia
Charleston
Southside Hospital
George Schafer
Twenighth Ward
Pittsburg
South Third Street
John Harris
Republic Tron
Atwood Street
William C. Barnes
Bluff Street
Gist Street
Ge Ep
Fifth Avena
Fifth Avenue
Jubilee Day in Allegheny Men plan children’s celebration
A Sherman avenue High School meeting formed a committee to urge the Board of School Control to authorize a summer jubilee day with all schools. An executive committee will draft a circular to ward representatives to push school boards, plus plans for summer night concerts and cash contributions to fund the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Sherman Avenue
B. F. Rynd
W. R. Ablers
Charles A. Nicola
W. P. Bennett
B. Scandrett
Rynd
Rhynd
Nicola
Ablers
Board of
School Control
Bennett
Ross Drum
Cash Donons
Frank J.ee Ee Bubl
Edwin 3. Craig
T. M. Marshall, Jr
D. B. Oliver
Theodora Myler
Leonard Wales
Robert Knox, Jr
B. F. Weyman
James Stewart
John Smitley
George Bothwell
Arthur Schandelmyer
Another Man Disappears In Pittsburgh Mills
Samuel Coates, a night roller at Carnegie's Thirty Third Street mill, has vanished since Saturday week after attending the Amalgamated Association picnic at Rock Point. Last seen near Thirty Second Street and Penn avenue, he carried a sizable sum and may have been assaulted and robbed. His wife and friends search Lawrenceville for clues as detectives follow leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Coates
Carnegie
Thirty-third Street
Amalgamated Association
Rock Point
Thirty-second Street
Penn Avenue
Lawrenceville
Contess
John Mills
Craze Over Deels Leads Woman Through Allegheny Streets
Laura of Lacock street Allegheny wandered Duquesne Way in a demented condition. She was taken to Central station. Her husband, a Brackeney from Philadelphia, later took her home seeking medical help to cure her delusion about a deceased wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Laura
Lacock Street
Duquesne Way
Central Station
Clearance Sale to Clear Out Stock Across Departments
Our patrons know a genuine clearance sale means a closeout of remaining stock as the season ends. After a busy season, many departments hold goods needing space to be sold at low prices. The sale began Monday and will continue until all items are gone. Come and see bargains across departments.
Wholesale Reductions Offer Broad Bargains on Misses and Boys Apparel
Catalog notes deep cuts across many items including 168 Misses and Boys Jersey Blouses in navy and garnet now $1, fine Cream Jerseys down from $125 to 6i, Beaded Capes and Lace Capes priced sharply, cloth blazers cut to one third or half, and reduced hats for ladies and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Reduced Swiss Flouncings now priced 8714c 50c Tie and $1
Textile dealer announces new lower prices on Swiss Flouncings, noting prior sales at more than double these figures. The items listed include 8714c, 50c tie, and $1 options, reflecting a sharp discount strategy.
Handkerchiefs in Various Hemstitch Styles at Scand Prices
White hemstitched or colored border handkerchiefs offered in different styles, reduced to Scand 0c. Fine fancy hematitched handkerchiefs priced at 13c and 1s, valued at 25c.
Closeout sale promises quality goods at half price
An advertisement urges shoppers to visit for 50 percent savings on season's goods. It claims none are shop-worn or soiled and emphasizes quick closure of stock.
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Chicagos
Players’ League
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Bisons
Hanlon
Mex
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Pictsburg
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Dhreehie
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Honute Yolks An Bevboe
Zimmer
Me Reilly
Vian
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Tihme
Pireburg
Riseve
FP & E
Hanson
Wie
White
Barney
Summany
Tims
Hoy
Pires
Trafiney
Marnes
Billy Sanders
Stricker
Dusty R
Delahanty
Gorn i
Radi
Oyen
Larkin
Emer
Tebeau
Twitchell
Snyder
Oastian
Baldwin
t—Eadford
O' Neill
Stoicin'Neill
Skey
Delehanty
Haldwin
McAlicer
Pfeffer
Masten Spa Collexer
Yerguson
Holbert
Jone
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Hamilton
Pete
Madelphia
Philmdel
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McGarr
Allen
Peete
Sam
Soopee Allen
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Maver
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Metuuley
Yoman
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Brooklts
AKBW
Paneteipiia
Sano Ee
Doyen
Urr
Hrodie
Metloney
Annetta
Clementa
Vickery
Beery
Ole Dzeln
Nalow
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PHILA
A&e Brooklyn
le Lg
Meruttar
Aidan Sadaton
McGeach
Brookdynes
REPFA
Bnookste
Repfaae
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Duelliva
Towls
Pitrabarg Grays Association
Akie
Buligan
O Farrar
Ojirwin
Basinton
Eambert
Uate
Nash
Bak Brown
Petree
Griffin
Mal Gumbert
Storey
Keily
Bale
Hichardeon
Blovey
May Swett
Irwin
Gombe Eat Pickett
Ae Shindle
Thers
Ball
Kelly
Ncunt Guncing
Stovey
Bronthers
Eadbourne
Phiedeletin
Matthews
Arin
L. Pe
Pitsburg
Eel Eveland
Hanlon and Company
Buffaloes
Exposition Park
Association Games
Tri-Brace
Cai Maa Iee
Cody
Handiboe
Wheeeling
Whomde
BYTOM
Wheeling
Dayton
Gibson and Eynessinptedin
Williane
Akron— Mansfeld
Fournier
Firestimous
Randal
Deceney
Maneea
Akron
R. T. Charles
Joseph Elelur
Sporting Notes
Guy Hecker
St. Ana
HL Branterners
Tommy Corcoran
Lasslete
Union Facus
Soho
White Rocks
Wilkes Hornes
Yenterday
Wilaners
St. Louis
Texington
Harry Lee
Albert Sidney
Spain
Republic
Agaie
Czar
Nihiliste
Parla
Carnegie’s
Thirty-Third Street Mill
Deels
Rogers’ Royal
Michael
People’s Store
Fifth Ave
Campbell & Dick
Pirrsavers
Utes Signal Service
Ther
Hiver
Morgantown
Dr. Tutt
Tutt
Murray ST
N. Y. Tresa
Ayaayay
Litany
Jennie Dean
Montcalm
J.B. Krercher
Wood St
Bramis
California
Joseph Fleming & Son
J. A. Burgoon
Ohio Street
Allegheny, Pa
Jolo
Rosenbaum
Market Street
Jelz-Trasu
Liberty ST. Vwearcornee
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