Browning's Stubborn Play Delays Double Game in Cleveland Victory
Browning refused to sacrifice in the sixth, triggering a double play and a wild throw as Virtue and Zimmer advanced. Viau pitched a winning game for Cleveland, aided by timely hits from Denny McKean and Zimmer. The Browns built a four run lead over Pittsburgh with key at bats and defensive miscues shaping the contest.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
ER Rowleville
Columbear
Washington
Athletics
Boston
Baltimore
Trleghan
Wstatch
Berger
Baldwin
Wile
Leadley Sondeene
Renta Oe
Te Is
Pittsburg
Devis
Saarnar
Sde
Thencheveh
Mnilerom
Carrell
Denny Best
Selder
Hanlon
Fields
Carroll
Denny
Aeri
Devle
Werth
Hierbauer
Browning
Tittebare
Oore
Viau
Cleveland
Doyle
Virtue
Bierbauer
Zitomer
Botase
Virtueng
Zimmer
Nerger
Wits
Visu
McKean
Johnson Bersn
Levod Ore
Johnson
Denns
Tensy
Dyeeis
Ceen
Childs
View
Beth
McKear
Anson Downs the Reds in Good Style
Chicago wins a dull game as Pfeffer stands out with a fine double and assists while Lulu and Mullane pitch. Anson's hired men deliver timely hits and Chicago's defense holds firm as key players produce steady work on the field.
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Curenco
Jane
Chicago
Lulu
Mullane
Anson
Pfeffer
Boston Phils Triumph Shaped by Costly Errors
In Portamnrda on June 3 the Bostons floundered with errors that doomed their game as the Phillies cruised to a win. Attendance was listed at 2207, while the article notes misplays by the visitors and a lopsided outcome as the Phils capitalized on shaky defense.
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Merten
Portamnrda
Bostons
Wil
Pinem Toding
Phillies
Goer
Baseball Scores and Standings From Earlier Games
The summary lists results from multiple games including Columbus, Louisville, St Louis, Cincinnati, and Washington. Key mentions include pitchers Stivetts McGill and Dwyer, plus teams like Columbus, Louisville, and Baltimore. Scores and game notes are scattered with OCR errors but indicate uneven results and early standings.
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Cinetenat
Lagay Cincinnat
St. Louis
Inimerica
Stivetts
McGill
Atta T Dwyer Rand Kelly
Columbus
Louieville
I A
Colum Louisville
Barnet
Dowse
Ant Weaver
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
Louisville
Riley Wins Coney Island Cup at Sheepshead Bay
A crowd of 5 000 witnessed a strong program at Sheepshead Bay led by the Coney Island Cup. Western colt Riley defeated Raceland and Potomac to prove among the season’s top handicapped horses amid good track conditions. Jockeys were barred from betting with license suspensions announced for Edward I riffson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
Riley
Gartson
Surerssrad Bar
Jones
Raceland
Potomac
Mike Dwyer
Board of Control
St. Florian
Edward Rrison
Famous Pacer Hal Pointer Wins Mansfield Pace
Five thousand spectators watched the Mansfield Association meet on its third day led by Hal Pointer as he upset Dallas in the free-for-all pace. The program featured a high-stakes trotting purse and a lively betting atmosphere with several races and notable contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawnerteen
Mansfield Association
Bi Prantic
Pool selling ban invalidated by appellate court decision
The Appellate Court held that a Chicago ordinance prohibiting pool selling outside racecourse enclosures during race meetings discriminates against certain localities and persons. It states city authority derives from municipal law, not state law, and lacks power to suppress rather than permit gambling.
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Cercacu
Sowas
Horse racing notes with runaways and results
Special telegram from Braproup reports a chaotic trot where a horse ran 13 times before capture injuring Sam Stofer. Daily race results list winners like Racine Culmes and Longshot Guido with times around 1:41 to 2:20 across multiple venues including Chicago and Charter Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Sam
Bila Norward
Seal
Irish Pat and Rig Collision on Negley Avenue
A fast horse named Irish Pat driven by John McAdams of East End collided with a rig driven by John and William Gray of Oakland on Negley Avenue after being urged along Center Avenue. The clash sent both horses to panic and they dashed away. No arrests were made.
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Pat
John McAdams
East End
Center Avenue
John
William Gray
Oakland
Negley Avenue
Noarresta
Cornell Wins Big Boat Race on Thames in Record Time
In a three mile Thames contest Cornell defeated University of Pennsylvania and Columbia. Cornell clocked 14 minutes 27 seconds to set a new course record, with Penn second by four lengths and Columbia third five lengths behind. Columbia faded after a strong start as Cornell and Penn traded leads through the first two miles.
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Cornell
Thames
Pennsylvania
Columbia
New Lorpes
Corx
Thames River
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Pennsylvanias
Coran Se
Aradona
Jennsylvania
Cana Boys
Cornells
Amateur contests set for July 4 at Duquesne Grounds
McKeesport notes an Independence Day program under the Columbus Club. A 100 yard amateur foot race offers a gold medal with entrants James Quail John Quail M Adley William Smith and John Goldie. A silver medal is posted for the 11 pound hammer throw with John Gibbons T Sullivan and T Fail entered. John Dowling Mene will compete in high jump. More events announced.
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McKeesport
Duquesne
Columbus Club
James Quail
John Quail
M. Adley
William Smith
John Goldie
John Gibbons
T. Sullivan
T. Fail
John Dowling
Mene
Emperor William sails from Kiel on Meteor voyage
Beary June 3 reports Emperor William arrived at Kiel and began a short cruise in his new yacht the Meteor. The vessel was previously the Scotch cutter Thistle that, in 1887, beat the American sloop Volunteer in New York waters for the Americus cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Kiel
Holland
Emperor
Thistle
Volunteer
New York
Amateur Entries Open for Schenicy Park July 4 Sports
In response to inquiries, athletic events at Schenicy Park on July 4 are open to all amateurs. Colleges or associations may enter teams, and entries close soon, promising highly interesting competition.
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Schenicy Park
Associa
Yale Names Captain of Baseball Nine
New Haven Conn June 8. L M Cune of Knoxville has been elected captain of the Yale baseball team for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New Haven
Con
T. L. Mc. Cune
Knoxville
Yale Baseball
General Sporting Notes and Local Wrestling Tidbits
The report notes Trt Renovo defeating Kiski nine urs to veomrthy and Ed Reilly answering a wrestling challenge with Belly. Kolb seeks 130 or 240 pound bouts while Browneville sprinter’s opponent failed to appear. A Frisco dispatch mentions John McLean of Ansielis and Henry Posmeok of San been matched.
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Renovo
Kiski Menstas
Daxie
Ed Reilly
Kolb
Browneville
Fair Grounds
Frisco
John McLean
Ansielis
Henry Posmeok
San
Hammocks and fabrics sold at local shops
Advert says James W. Grove on Fifth Avenue offers a wide hammock line and invites customers to view before buying. It notes 33 inch India dimities in 20c-35 quality and references Jos Howe Co Penn Avenue stores and Jos Honne Co with mentions of Iron City beer ads and Swiss cloth stitched at 55 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Grove
Fifth Avenue
Jos. Howe & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos. Honne & Co
Jos
Hoxne & Co
The New Indian War Maquis See Armed Resistance to Schools
Mor gan reports to the Indian Bureau that the Mogqui Pueblo School at Kean's Canon Arizona faces threats to kill whites and seize children prompting possible military reinforcements. The Moquis fear Navajos and resist schooling while three cavalry troops are in action as tensions rise toward a potential Navajo war.
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Washiveton
Morgan
Indian Bureau
Colling
Kean’s Canon
Arizona
War Department
General McCook
Maquis
Ins
Schol
Mr. Morgan
Atlantic and Pacific
Hot Brook Station
Kean
Canon
Las Vegas
N. M
Ft. Wingate
L. M. Brett
Fort Waesata
Zani
Cap Robinson
Gourley Denies City Hall Visit Rumors
Senator Flinn and Attorney W J Howard visited Mayor Gourley for about an hour. The mayor denies any significance claiming the meeting was private and unrelated to public matters. Rumors circulated that the visit masked political reconciliation and fundraising efforts.
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Senator Flinn
W. J. Howard
Gourley
Flinn
Howard
Cron 5 Coumpaire
Pig Iron Firm Stetson & Co Makes General Assignment
George W. Stetson & Co pig iron commission merchants of New York and Boston failed today and the general partners William W. Van Voorhis and Herman F. P. Schuyler made a general assignment without preferences. Capital stated at 384000 dollars. An attachment by Fickards Mather & Co of Cleveland for 8599 dollars was dated yesterday over alleged disposition of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Stetson & Co
Pig Iron Commission
Boston
William W. van Voorhis
Herman FP. Schuyler
Fickards, Mather & Co
Cleveland
In The Clutches Of Justice
Robert Watt sent to the workhouse by Alderman Succop Frye after disturbance. William Caughtet committed for court on desertion charge. William Anyo jailed to answer immorality. Marr Baowx and John McLeane fined for drunkenness. A Grnauge charged with forcible entry and detainer. Maceiz Netsox and others committed for court on running a racey charge. Hasson Watt and Clark in Central Station for alleged fraudulent land scheme. case postponed. Various arrests for pumping on Sunday. embezzlement case against Adams heard. Joux Litlle heard on surety of the peace. Bell fonte street suit ends in fines for disorderly conduct.
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William Caughet
Kerr
William Anyo
Alderman Reilly
Ry Plant
Marr Baowx
John McLeane
Carson Street
Joux LitLe
Flack
Saan
Swen
Bellfonte Street
Shadyside
Burns
Crosier
Brennan
Sand Costa
Off Day Court Clears Damages and Trials in Criminal Court
Judge Singh handed down an opinion in Borbick vs Ebosh awarding $500 for barn damage but offered a new trial if the plaintiff maintains the claim. Several defendants were found guilty of assault and battery with varying mercy recommendations. others were acquitted or had cases deferred as juries deliberated. Minutes note no presses allowed and mixed outcomes across multiple defendants.
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Singh
Borbick
Harry Tarr
Emery Godfrey
Violet Murray
Col Girl
John Maloney
Hugh Parker
N. Brestone
Herman Lutz
Peter Russell
Samuel Parker
Samuel Baker
Samuel McKinney
John Tankert
John Driber
Foreign Creditors Seek Attachments Against Pickands Morse Co
Attorney P C Knox filed a foreign attachment for James Pickands Samuel Mather and J C Morse of Pickands Morse Co Cleveland against W W Van Voorhis Barton W Van Voorhis and George W Stetson of Stetson Co New York to seize chattels money rights and other effects held by F F Vandervoort in this city for security of 617000 double the claim Vandervoort an iron broker in the Lewis Block is named in the action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburger
P. C. Knox
James Pickands
Samuel Mather
J.C. Morse
Pickands, Morse & Co
Cleveland
W. W. van Voorhis
Barton W. van Voorhis
George W. Stetson
G. W. Stetson & Co
New York
F. F. Vandevoort
Mr. Vandevoort
Hall
Mr. Vandervoort
Criminal Court Names List of Defendants in Haste
A long line of defendants including Charles Thornton Robert Bagby William Bates Henry Freeman William Ackman Jerome Marsh Jacob Wesler Wilhelm Griffin Julia Boyer Herman Teufel Barney Mayhorn Frank Davis William Fifel Charlies Eckerman Morris Fitzgerald Peter Madden Peter Shafer Benjamin Williams John Golden Pat Herron C B Jordan Johanna McCarthy Patrick McQuail John Paradine Peter Tierney and Thomas 5wazieer are named in the court docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Charles Thornton
Robert Bagby
William Bates
Henry Freeman
William Ackman
Jerome Marsh
Jacob Wesler
Wilhelm Griffin
Julia Boyer
Herman Teufel
Barney Mayhorn
Frank Davis
William Fifel
Charlies Eckerman
Morris Fitzgerald
Peter Madden
Peter Shafer
Benjamin Williams
John Golden
Pat Herron
C.b.jordan
Johanna McCarthy
Patrick MecQuail
John Paradine
Peter Tierney
Thomas 5Wazieer
Court session hit by picnic emptiness slows docket
Court yesterday saw little business as attorneys were scarce and away at an annual picnic. Litigation included Hall of Dorchester County Md suing Gledhill for Greene and other goods, Neel seeking counsel fees in a divorce, Reinhold widow suing railroad for 10000 over her husband’s death, and Crateeman suing Thompson for 5000 over property damage from a demolished house.
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Souir
Thomas E. Hall
Dorchester County
George H. Gledhill
Greene
Ca Turn
Jordan
Neel
Emxestixa Rxinnold
The
Pittsburg and Northern Railroad
Resd
Shaler Township
Gottlieb Reinhold
Bennett
Janus A. Crateeman
Fifth Avenue
J. D. Thompson
Inventive Geniuses Rewarded With Week’s Patents
Patent list credits Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia inventors for a week ending June with items from sewing machines fence spring seats car couplings and trolleys to grist mills rope holders and pain remedies. Notable names include J T Bowyer W C Braden J W Bridwell C M Carnathan R M Downey D Foster E L McClain and E Waugaman among others.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West
R. M. Downey
Beaver Falls
William Duncan
Alleghey
J. D. Foster
Ranton
Grateblower
Jacob Hengen
Amherat
C. J. Kirk
New Castle
Harrow
F. P. Lenham
Oliver's Mills
E. L. McClain
Greenfield
Greenfeld
P. C. Newbaker
Danville
Robert Osburn
Homestead
T. Park
A. Pickens
Parkersburg
Truss
Geon. Rand
Geneva
T. W. Reed
Ae Et O
Sebastian Eun
Lightning's Fatal Ball Kills Mother and Child in Fire
During a thunderstorm in Princess Anne county Howard Jaynes's home was struck by a glowing ball of fire. It hit Mrs. Jaynes in the breast, instantly killing her, and a baby on her lap died without visible marks. The stove exploded, house caught fire, husband found demented.
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Princess Anne County
Howard Jaynes
Friday Bargains at P. C. C. C. for Allegheny Youth and Men
Friday sales at the P. C. C. C. Pittsburg combination clothing lot offer boys knee pants at 18 to 19 cents and pleated suits for 4 to 9 year olds, plus 400 cassimere suits in sizes 4 to 5 and 750 men’s sack and cutaway suits. Also 500 pairs of men’s wets in gray and brown. Bargains include all departments with all salesmen present. Corner Grant and Diamond streets. 35 Fifth avenue.
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Allegheny County
Soden Cess
Soden Cess Eee
Adersea Ckaboewae
Cacconens
C. C
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Destructive Iowa Flood Swamps Towns and Rails
Storms across Northwestern Iowa wash away homes near Cherokee and Aurelia. At least eight deaths reported amid widespread flooding. towns isolated as rails, bridges, and tracks are destroyed. Rail lines from Cherokee to Des Moines area heavily damaged and service halted.
Kansas Suffers Too From Rains Damage Crops
A heavy rainstorm struck this morning and continued to noon, washing out rail lines on the Santa Fe, Kansas Pacific, and Union Pacific near Williams town. Trains are halted at Lawrence while tracks are repaired. Wheat in the eastern third of Kansas is ruined ahead of harvest.
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Illinois Central
Cherokee
le Mars
Sioux City Mills
Chicago
Melo
St. Paul
Minnelig
Omaha
Sioux City
Northern
Ilinois Central
Aurelia
Lerm
Harahan
Illinois Central Company
Torres
Thid Place
Santa Fe
Kansas Pacific
Lawrence
Williamstown
Union Pacific
Kansas
Tennessee Families Fight Ends in Fatal Shootings
In Cochran county near Lewiscone two families clashed after a court assault trial. Nan Nix, John Taylor, Jim Taylor, and others were wounded as rocks knives and pistols were wielded. Jim Taylor skull crushed, John Taylor lungs damaged, multiple others injured.
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Lewiscone
Texs
Cochran County
Lee Farmer
Jim Taylor
John
Bud
Brie
Nan Nix
John Taylor
Nix
Taylor
Yes
Line Taylor
Hee
A. T. McConnell
J. T. Largen
Nora Alexander
Fires Claim Multiple City Hazards Across East
The Fire Record notes disasters from Danville to Elmira. Snyder Wagon Works in Danville destroyed by lamp explosion with losses near 12 000 insured. Morgan Iron Works bailer shop in New London burned, losses around 30 000. Mint roof fire in Philadelphia contained. Columbia College cellar blaze injures workers. Wayston Hurst resort damaged by gas pressure, losses about 7000 with 1500 insured. Elmira planing mill and nearby facilities suffer extensive damage displacing workers.
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Danville
Snyder Wagon Works
New London
Conn
Morgan Iron Works
Philadelphia
United States Mint
Columbia College
New York
William Simpson
Thomas Tighe
John Northop
Bellevue Jane
Wayston Hurst
Eris
Lake Erie
John Bernritter
Gas Works
Chestnut Street
Rink
Baltimore and Olio
Elmira
H.C. Paulding & Co
Elmirm
Cortland
Northern
Killing of Colonel Wood in Hugotown shocks district
Telegram reports a new phase in the shooting of Colonel Sam Wood by James Brennan in Hugotown. The account claims a conspiracy linked to Botkin impeachment actions and notes Wood died after Brennan fired multiple shots, with officials and legal maneuvers delaying prosecution.
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Torexs
Kas
Sam Wood
James Brennan
Hugotown
Wood
A. N. Mackay
Mackay
Botkin
Foscegees
Brennan
Stanton
Morton Counties
Mackay Ted
Stephens County
William O'Conner
Stephens
Stitu
Sudee Bo
Five Riverside Citizens Die in Ohio River Yawl Disaster
Five well known Riverside residents lose their lives when their yawl is struck by an unlit barge tow on the Ohio River near Crxvoparts. Victims include Thomas Thurman of Banner Tobacco, Joe Zins, Edith Zins, Riddle of Burling, and a Ky cousin. The group had been drifting downstream past a steamer when struck.
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Riverside
Ohio
Thomas Thurman
Banner Tobacco Company
Joe Zins
Edith Zins
Aean Cox
Riddle
Burlin
Boer
Two Tornadoes Strike Texas Town Within an Hour
In Hemstead Texas two tornadoes hit within one hour causing widespread destruction. At 720 PM dark clouds gathered and rain fell in torrents followed by a fierce gale. Roofs trees sheds and outhouses were toppled in the powerful blasts. The second tornado intensified the damage.
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Hemstead
Tex
Gold Mine Seized in Tangier Case Involving Hauchett
Hattrax, N.G. Jones A gold mine at Tangier owned by Frederick Hauchett of Boston was seized today under a writ of attachment. The sum involved is large.
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Hattrax
N.G
Jones
Tangier
Frederick Hauchett
Boston
River News and Notes From Upper Gauges
River reports from Alleghent Junction and Browngville show water levels steady to falling with clear weather. Gauges include 3 feet 2 inches and falling at Alleghent Junction, 2.4 feet at Me Weather, and 2.2 feet at Mannen with warm temperatures around 62 degrees.
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Alleghent Junction
Browngville
Wannen
Weather and river readings across cities report rising and falling levels
The text lists river stages and weather notes for towns including Pittsburg, Oley, South, New Orleans, Natchez, and Memphis. It mentions rising water on the Mississippi and Tennessee rivers, with temperatures described as warm or sultry and skies clear in places.
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Ecomanes
Ourter
Irl
Pitta
Pittsbarg
Keystone State
Pitts
Enoeee Oley
South
CIA
New Nevi So
Ville
Tafi
Basinessee
Eee Natchez
Sa Spee
Tennessee River
Levee Reading Shows 7 Feet Mark Falling
Reports from the wharf indicate water levels at seven feet and dropping. crew changes include Tue M F Alles leaving for Wheeling and Jos Waltos heading to New York to oversee interests. Peaceful river movement continues with towboats and barges noted along the Ohio and associated ports.
Adventurous Tunis to Sahara Caravan Planned
A French cavalry officer leads a three month caravan starting from Tunis next September. The expedition will traverse Tunisia, part of the Sahara, Algeria and Morocco on camels with some mules, carrying arms and ammunition. Cost is 12 dollars per day, all inclusive.
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Tunis
Sahara Desert
Algeria
Morocco
Africa
Arab Military Bureau
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Tennessee
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River News and Notes
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Wheeling
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Cineinast
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Tre Mayflower
East Liverss Yeatertar
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Clavinmatt
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H. E. Premnerostt
Fred Wilson Cincinnati
Department of Public Works
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Harrisburg
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Johnn P. Kwapie Co
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