Old Sport Galvin Signs With the St. Louis Browns
Forced by adverse circumstances the local ball club tried an experiment yesterday. Will Gumbert was put in to pitch for the home sluggers and won the game. Anson made a key mistake in the sixth inning, and Pittsburg scored in the second and eighth innings. There were 1,000 people present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gumbert
East End
William
Anson
Gumbert
Dungan
Canavan
Cooney
Hutchinson
Shugart
Bierbauer
Hutch
Schriver
Wilmot
Doehlen
Luby
Mack
Pop Corkbill
First Game Washington Beats Baltimore In Twin Bill
Washington wins two from Baltimore in a doubleheader on June 16 the first game halted due to rescheduling. Attendance listed as 2 800 with warm weather. Scoring summaries show runs by Washington and Baltimore, with box details for players such as Larkin Dowd and McMahon. Second game ends in favor of Washington with earned run totals and pitching notes.
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Senators
Wasamotor
Washington
Baltimore
Rastingenn Sverre
Summany
Ron— Sosulre
haers—Hor
Dowd
Richardson
Larkin
Earsin
Knell
McMahon
Donovan
Ewell
McGuire
Sheridan
Turbulent OCR Fragment Ties KC Warne and Omaha Notes
A fragmented OCR line references Kansas City and Omaha with scattered numbers and letters, including Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. The legible items show place names and stray figures, suggesting a clipped public notice or schedule entry without a clear event or outcome.
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Kansas City
Kaness Ciy
Fort Warne
Omaha
Indianapolis
Galvin Signs with St Louis Club for Season
Jimmy Galvin signed yesterday to play for St Louis under Von der Ahe. He will earn 3300 for the season, with St Louis covering a 3900 yearly contract if he refuses to join, and Pittsburg would release him to prevent losses. Ebret not yet fit, Stricker to Baltimore, and Donovan/mond release debated.
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Jimmy Galvin
St. Louis
von der Ahe
Jimmy
Galvin
Jim
Pittsburg
Ebret
Buckenberger
Oulsville
Baltimore
Terry
Washington
Donovan
Mond
Local League Notes and Player Moves Across Teams
Yesterday’s games featured Thompson of the East and six pitchers at practice. Witmort stands out as a top kicker, while WEON clashes with his squad. The Cleveland crew visits today as a tough matchup. Bitty Hamiltox, Clinton’s fleet left fielder, and Jimmy Egan rise in Boston praise. Galvin’s 1663 signing in Buffalo surfaces, and Bannie with Cunningham rejoin at Ft Wayne. Akdt McHxsing, Niles, met Harry Stevens at the ballpark. AX6GX claims on Gening thwarted by Burns friendship. Park Blues seek local rivals under two years old. contact H Force. Williams Gumangur shows promise with control. Cleveland offers catcher Doyle to Newark. if taken, Fields could be released. Several clubs seek Boston pitchers as trips set for Youngstown, Canton, Alliance, East Roebuck, Massillon, Findlay. In standings Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia hold three each, New York two, others varied. Pittsburg unrepresented. Catcher Wilson drunk on clam juice beer and poor whisky. release likely. Ralph Johnson roast duties noted, Joe Sommers hoped for return. Lou Hampre remains with Boston League.
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Galvin
Buffao
W. A. Nimick
Alleghenies
MayaGer Bannie
Cunningham
Ladea
Ft. Wayne
Akdt McHxsing
Niles
Harry Stevens
Ax6gx
Genings
Burns
Park Blues
H. Force
Jackson Street
Allegheny
Wms
Gumangur
Walitti
Cleveland
Doyle
Newark
Heileo
Boston
Youngston Canton
Alliance
East Roebook
Costello
Felder
Athletics
Rochesua
Ralph Johnson
Joe Sommers
Lou Hampre
His Highness Wins at Morris Park in Tight Sprint
Last year’s Futurity winner Hla Hichness debuted in spring, winning a six furlong dash at Morris Park to prep for the Suburban handicap. The victory unsettled rivals Tenny Emin Bey Roquefort Mary Stone Integrity as 10,000 spectators watched the favorite Donovan falter. Weather was fine and the track firm.
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Mort Panx
Hla Hichness
Tenny
Emin Bey
Roquefort
Mary Stone
Integrity
Critica
Hestus
Nish
Donovan
Wires Fate
His Highness
Fitz- Bes
Erie
Taral
Been Traea Eee Ng
Pennyfan
Wah Jim
Simms
Strephon
Berin
Bare
Png Ges
Narvaez
Sir George Hamilton
Fitzick
van Wwert'ss
Trotting Meeting Draws Good Attendance at Mystic Park
Boston June 14 good racing and weather at Mystic Park trotting meeting this afternoon. Tiny B led in the 2:27 class but was outclassed. The first two heats were won by Daisy P, though she tired in the stretch.
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Boston
Mystic Park
Tiny B
Daisy P
Dim Graham
Charies A
Bik
Saag
Sealy Sadie M
Chataut
Ruy
PinaKie
Cabokie Eeiewe Saseee
Thess Enteracld
Ad Henry
Severasnes
Afl
Frank Doble Drives Yearling Happy Ruben Fast Dash
Frank Doble at the Ethanmont Farm drove the yearling colt Happy Ruben an eighth in 20% seconds, a pace noted as very fast for a North bred yearling. Breeding reflects Happy Wanderer lineage, dam from Kansas Wilkes line, with strong performance hints for a 2:30 class if continued.
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Wasursotox
Frank Doble
Ethaonmont Farm
Happy Ruben
Terre Taute
Doble
Anges
Happy Wanderer
Happy Medium
Kansas Wilkes
George Wilkes
Almont
Ewart
Tom Hal
Ccare O
Mr. Doble
Races Draw Large Crowds Amid Fast Half Mile Times
June 16 reports describe a crowded third day of races with strong attendance and lively pari mutual activity. Fast half mile times highlight the event as crowds enjoyed the weather, with several horse entries and notable names listed from multiple towns and tracks.
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Lpa
Winners at Latonia Races Feature Laura Davidson Triumphs
Latonia crowds witnessed six races on June 16 with Laura Davidson taking the opening event over Flower Dellis and Hueveme in 1 41. Faraday led the one mile second race with Away and Charlie Lusch following. The third race produced Palestine edging Lake Breeze with a final time unspecified. In the Sensation Stakes six furlongs Coquette won, Traoon Est non and Youlinden placed behind, Velox third, Donder and others in their ran order.
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St. Louis
Cnet Tite Gsider
John Treat
Bo Prep
Tom
Pat Goa
Cad Ces
Hoover Buckner Vara . Eens
Chief Justice
Ithaca
Granite
Shaq
Dee
Sane Royal
Irene H
Guat Innocents
Carsalk Grint
Latonia
Laura Davidson
Flower Dellis
Hueveme
Faraday
Charlie Lusch
Palestine
Lake Breeze
Coquette
Youlinden
Velox Thira
Tim Thine
Natatorium swimmer challenges all to five mile race
J T Fox of Pittsburg Natatorium offers to swim any person in America from one to five miles for $100 to $500 per side, in a river or bath. He leaves the challenge at the office, inviting Sundstrom or any other claimed US champion to answer via The Dispatch. First come, first served.
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J. T. Fox
Natatorium
America
Pittsburg
Sundstrom
Disratch
Yale Football Association Elects Officers Under New Constitution
New Haven June 14 The annual Yale Football Association meeting elected officers for the coming term. A new constitution, required by consolidating athletic branches at Yale, was adopted with only minor changes. Officers chosen include President W B Moffitt of St Louis Vice President Wallace Winter of St Paul Assistant Manager J C Sawyer of Dover and Secretary A C James of Baltimore.
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New Haven
Yale Football Association
Athletice
Yale
W. B. Moffitt
St. Louis
Wallace Winter
St.Paul
Sprint at Recreation Park Highlights Duquesne and McKeesport Duel
A delegation will attend at Recreation Park next Saturday afternoon to watch the 100 yard sprint for 1500 dollars between Tom Hammond of Duquesne and George Smith of McKeesport.
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McKeesrorat
Recreation Park
Tom Hammond
Duquesne
George Smith
McKeesport
Sporting Notes: Suburban, Cricket Growth at Chicago and Beaver Fixtures
Miscellaneous notes report Wadsworth pacing a mile and an eighth in 1:53 and a half Sunday morning, Port Scout’s trials at Sheepshead Bay, and high hopes for capturing the Suburban. Cricket grows in Chicago, second only to Philadelphia as a major center on this side of the Atlantic. Erie’s H. P. Storrt bets on a winner of the state championship pool tourney with a continuous 200-ball match for $100. A July 4 Beav er Falls event offers a gold first prize under the Beaver Falls A. A. with open amateur contests. Suburban Major Dome and rivals like Pessara, His Highness, Tourna ment, Tenny, Raceland are favored, with starters including Allan Bane and many others.
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Wadsworth
Eas
Port
Shwell
Sheepshead Bay
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hi. P. Storrt
Erie
Pessara
His Highness
Tournament
Tenny
Raceland
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Port Scout
English Lady
Sleeper
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Austell
Heckon
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Picknicker
Senate Debates Silver Bill and Rivers Harbors Conference
In Wasuinotor three subjects dominated the Senate session the free coinage of silver the reference of the anti option bill and the conference report on the rivers and harbors bill The silver measure drew remarks by Morrill and Stewart and went over without action The anti option bill was referred to the Judiciary Committee with assurances of prompt reporting The river and harbor report saw a largely unresolved amendment set including a boat railway at the Dalles and a Puget Sound canal The House meanwhile spent the day on the tin plate bill and adjourned without action as members pivoted toward Chicago and Minneapolis leaving the chamber sparsely attended.
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Senate
Dill
Morrill
Stewart
Chicago
New York
Frye
Dalles
Columbia River
Washington
Lake Washington
Puget Sound
House
Minneapolis
Lsten
A Chinaman Weds a Hooaler Bride
Last evening Annette Meyers an American and Henry Mangee Chinese proprietor of a laundry were married by a justice. Several hundred spectators witnessed the ceremony the only one of the kind ever seen here.
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Lafayette, Inc
Annette Meyers
Henry Mangee
Bargain Clothier Plan Aids Poor Shoppers
A local clothier advertises a Friday sale aimed at helping the poor and hard-working men. It lists low prices on men’s coats and pants, boys’ suits and pants, and mixed woolen garments, emphasizing the sale is for today only and profits are not covered by the low prices. The store is C. C. Clothiers at Grant and Diamond streets.
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Mecianie
PLC C.C
Clothiers
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Astronomical Club Seeks Members and Observatory Offer
Wanted a few more gentlemen and ladies to join the astronomical club. A free use of a five thousand dollar observatory outfit is offered to members for practical study of the science. Send addresses to Henry Benger, Observatory Hill, Allegheny, Pa. Ellwood City housing boom and employment incentives lure workers for September. Train specials from Pittsburgh offer cheap round trips for events including Worth exhibition on June 14 at Wheelmen's HQ Center and Ellsworth. Local ads for beverages and brewery products appear in the same clipping.
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Astronomical Club
Henry Benger
Observatory Hill
Allegheny
Husband’s double leads to twist in bigamy case
Miles Dean of White Lake Dak writes from prison that Milton W Dean, jailed for bigamy in Warren, is innocent. He says Miles deserted his own wife in 1886 and pressured Milton to live with her, asking authorities to pardon Milton and bearing the cost, as efforts to secure an affidavit and clemency proceed.
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J Youngs Tows
W. Anderson
Miles Dean
White Lake
Milton W. Dean
Warren
Milton Dean
Miles
Denison University elects new faculty and donors
Prof. C. L. Herrick of the University of Cincinnati, recently resigning from the new Chicago University faculty, is elected Professor of Natural Sciences at Denison University. W. A. Chamberlain and C. H. Spencer become instructors in modern languages and natural science. W. H. Doane of Cincinnati contributes $25,000 for an academy hall to be erected at once.
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Baptist Church
C. L. Herrick
University of Cincinnati
New Chicago University
Denison University
W. A. Chamberlain
C. H. Spencer
W. H. Doane
Cincinnati
Academy Hall
College Commencements Highlight Hollidaysburg Seminary Honors
Horuprassune reports a brilliant closing reception with campus illumination and special trains for out of town guests. Commencement in First Presbyterian Church featured Rev John Fox of Allegheny as literary speaker and diplomas by Rev B H Barron with De Retter of Pittsburg giving a music recital. Graduates include Chidsey Easton Downey Gibson Wray Heffelfinger Letcher Merberenn Pierce Sharpenung Bracken. Thiel College also held exercises in Greenville. 13 gentlemen and 10 ladies formed the graduating class, with Shaeffer of Kittanning delivering the valedictory.
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First Presbyterian Church
John Fox
Allegheny
B. H. Barron
Wiile de Retter
Pittsburg
Sharpenung
Mary Bracken
Hollidays
Thiel College
Greenville
John
Shaeffer
Kittaning
Peter Altpeter
Rochester
N. Y
Little Girl Mail Robber in West Virginia Postoffice
Carrie Sneade a young girl is arrested for opening a postoffice lock box, found with postoffice keys, and will be sent to the United States Court in Parkerburg as investigators seek larger involvement. A string of tragedies and crimes from McKeesport to Hazelton and York are noted with injuries, hangings, and robberies in this late June bulletin.
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Houstixeros
W. Va
Carrie Sneade
Bhem
United States
Parkerburg
Thompson urges Gillan to withdraw resigning from committee
Thompson replies to Representative Gillan urging him to remain on the Soldiers Orphans School Investigating Committee. He asks Gillan to stay so a report can be made to the next Legislature and to ensure informed action. A telegram from Chambersburg notes Gillan has not yet given the matter due consideration.
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Hannissoune
Perial
Thompson
Gillan
Soldiers’ Orphans’ School
Chambersburg
Rush Gillan
Foreman Patrick Burns Killed Aboard Freight Train
In Altoona on June 16 Patrick Burns foreman of the Pennsylvania Railroad car inspectors was killed by a freight train amid Molly Maguire unrest. Acting as a special officer he captured local leader Maims Patton, then killed Patton during an assault and, after wounding others, carried the body to authorities. Burns, aged 55, died instantly.
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Gantzin
Patrick Burns
Pennsylvania Railroad
Molly Maguire
Here
Burns
Patton
A. O. I. State Convention Concludes Work in Wissparne
James Jackson of Philadelphia was elected State Delegate and C. Abram of Philadelphia named peer. Patrick Fallon of Pittsburgh treasurer as the convention reports cash balances in Philadelphia and Allegheny counties and deaths and aid benefits. Pittsburgh chosen for next meeting. The Old Can Claims Another Victim in Morgannta City as a miner's wife dies after oil explosion.
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James Jackson
Philadelphia
C. Abram
Peer Bape
Patrick Fallon
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Law and crime round up in Williard area clashes
Jonms Kelly charges John Lyon after a quarrel turns violent with a ball. An Allegheny teamster Apan Zratt faces cruelty to animals charges. E Jackson, a colored boy, sentenced to 30 days for stealing swan eggs in Wes Park. Jackson the machinist jailed 20 days for abusing his aunt and ill baby. Mrs McGruphr arrested for disorderly intoxication and quarrel with her husband. Hanky Stens sued for assault by a wife. Fease Bravery arrested for disturbance, released on forfeit. Dog catchers ordered to arrest interfering persons. George Gant fined for throwing stones to protect a hindoz. Patwen linked to robbery of an Arabian peddler on the Southside. held in Twenty-eighth ward station house. Two men sought on Old avenues. Arabian peddler Bamopte Masat held near Smoky Hollow robbed of his pack. William Imer arrested, two more to be arrested.
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Jonms Kelly
John Lyon
Apan Zratt
Agent Fisher
E. Jackson
Wes Park
Jons Jackson
Fifty-fourth Street
McGruphr
Jones Avenue
Hanky Stens
Old Avenue
Alderman McMasters
Stern
Fease Bravery
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Twenty-eighth Ward
Cuter Brown
George Gant
Hindoz
William M Patwen
Fagiill
Old Avenues
Bamopte Masat
Smoky Hollow
Tenth Street Bridge
William Imer
Fahrer and the Millers Sentenced at Somerset Court
William C. Miller known as General Sigel, convicted for Hochstetler’s murder, received ten years in the Penitentiary at a last night special session. His son Bob drew two years. Florence Fuhrer of Pittsburg was sentenced to nine years for killing Michael Niland.
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William C. Miller
General Sigel
Hochstetler
Bob
Florence Fuhrer
Pittsburg
Michael Niland
Cadetship exam selects John K Moore for West Point
In Steubenville on June 16, a special cadetship exam ordered by Congressman Taylor drew 17 applicants. John K Moore of Moorefield in Harrison County won the cadetship, the lucky boy among the contenders.
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Steubenville
West Point
Taylor
John K. Moore
Moorefield
Harrison County
Death threats and body discovery in June incidents
June 16 reports from Younestown and Jouxstowsx describe a near self harm case as William Kelley, 75, attempted throat slashing with a dull razor and survived after treatment, plus a burial discovery of a missing boy whose body was found with a common wirble in a pocket, identity uncertain.
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Younestown
William Kelley
Canfield
Jouxstowsx
Two personal crises reported in One Barn item
ReapisG June 16 report notes Benjamin Harber of Lenhartsville aged farmer died by his own hand in his barn. The prior farm owner hung himself at the same place. Massillon Glutton tale June 15 describes Alfred Fetters aged 19 eating 31 bananas and 6 more, then four popcorn balls. Governor McKinley earns a Doctorate at Denison University.
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Benjamin Harber
Lenhartsville
Aelf
Massilton
Alfred Fetters
Rebuilding of Sixth Street Bridge Delayed by Covington Accident
Work on the Sixth Street bridge faces delays as Baird Bros, the contractors, are tied to the Covington accident. Their crew was diverted yesterday to clear up the wreck and assist at Covington.
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Covington
Eby
Baird Bros
Sixth Street
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