National League agrees on ten club schedule and Beckley threat
The Sporting News reports the National League settled on a ten team circuit with a full schedule and 14 home series per club. Cleveland opens the season April 26 as alleged Brotherhood members pressure Beckley and Conway to desert the league while executives debate franchise moves and formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Beckley
Conway
National League
Billy Meyer
Jack Hopper
National League Meeting Presses for Eight Clubs
Secretaries Reandrew and Seandrett and President Nimick returned from Cleveland praising a harmonious gathering. Reports from league cities were largely encouraging as eight clubs were favored though no terms would unfairly affect Indianapolis or Washington. Suits against Pittsburgh players were debated with Attorney Ferguson to report. Carroll possibly to be sued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimick
Seandrett
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Washington
Chicago
Scandrett
Scott Ferguson
Carroll
Scandrert
Bush
Players Confident as Buck Ewing Suit Looms
A conference of Players' League magnates met at Judge Bacon's to map the Buck Ewing case set for the United States Court Friday. Attendees included Colonel McAlpin, Talcott, Robinson, and players Ewing, Arthur Irwin, and Hanlon. Irwin predicted a single organization, the Players' League, and pledged a vigorous debut once the gong sounds. He criticized contract jumpers and noted Pickett’s move to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New York
March
Arthur Irwin
Players’ League
Irwin
Pickett
Phiadelphia
Kansas City
Alleged Tampering Tangles Local NL Club Officials
The local National League club faces claims that Brotherhood authorities are tampering with Beckiey and Conway. Manager Hecker admits receiving a letter and has written to the players without replies. Secretary Scandrett supports the players, while President Nimick and Hecker consider a visit to Beckley to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckiey
Conway
Hecker
Allegheny Genteman
Beckley
Scandrett
Paws
Buckley
Hot Springs
Foral Brotherhood
Nimick
Manager Hanlon Returns From New York Trip
Manager Hanlon of the local Players' League club returned from New York yesterday morning. He said the trip aimed to file an affidavit for the Ewing case and noted Ewing's side is ready. He warned the old league cannot win and cases may not be heard until next fall. He forecast a productive, popular meeting next week and pledged progress across all clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Players’ League
New York
Ewing
Duryea Seeks Return to Cincinnati Club Conditions Reported
President Stern of Cincinnati learns Duryea desires to return to the club with four conditions including liquidation of obligations by Dorges and repayment of Brotherhood funds. Duryea seeks a three year contract and protection in litigation. Stern resists releasing him, noting past player movements. Chicago Boston and New York show strong interest.
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Sr. Lews
Stern
Cincinnati
Duryea
Cincinnati Club
Dorges
Brotherhood
Michigan State Baseball League signs admission articles
Louisville news reports the Michigan State Baseball League clubs from Jackson Grand Rapids Flint Lansing Manistee Muskegon sign articles of qualified admission to national protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiisville
Michigan State Baseball League
Jackson
Grand Rapids
Flint
Lansing
Manistee
Muskegon
Cowboys Winners in Pigeon Contest at Watson Park
In Chicago on March 6 Kansas City beat Chicago 211 to 210 in a pigeon shooting contest at Watson's Park Grand Crossing. Five teams of two shot 50 birds each. weather and ground snow hindered sighting. Kansas City winners included M J Eich, Wm Massey, F E Choveau, and L H Vories.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Watson's Park
Grand Crossing
RB. Organ
H. McGee
John Watson
Edward Bingham
M. J. Eich
Wm. Anderson
C. EK. Felton
W.M. Massey
W. B. Twitchell
F. E. Choveau
Abe Kleinman
L. H. Vories
Abner Price
Mousses
Fight scheduled for finish bout in Texas under Queensberry rules
Les Cheney accepts Jack Hopper challenge to a finish bout with Billy Myer of Bloomington for $1000 a side at Fort Worth Texas on April 16. Cheney names Jacoby of New York as stakeholder and asks Hopper to post $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Bloomington
Int
New York Sun
Jack Hopper
Texas
Billy Myer
Les Cheney
Fr Worth
Tex
Cheney
Jacoby
New York
Hopper
Creole Wins Tight Louisiana Jockey Club Race
New Orleans winter meeting reports fast track and good attendance on day forty nine. Creole takes the first race by a length after a tight battle with Barney Lee and Forever, with Event and Harvester close behind. Second race sees Miss Francis win by a length as Nosegay and Revival follow. Third race winner is Sto Teller by a length over Lucile, with Dakota third. Fourth race features Morris edging John Morris for victory as Probus and Ireland fade. Racing slated daily through next week.
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New Orleans
New Louisiana Jockey Club
Donny
Barney Lee
Lottie F
Forever
Lilly Lochtel
Harvester
Event
Jeader
Lee
Creole
Lotter
Lilly Lochiel
Vane
Miss Francis
Noscrey
Ulliana
Dim Reed
Vole
Hardee
Zeke Hardy
Nosegay
Sway
Weed
Revival
Moneray
Reed
Nowegay
Heed
Volet
Nickle Plate
RuMan
Lucille Et
Banc
Lucile
Dakota
Mattie McHenry
Fremont
Frolleax
Chaureh Fil Clark
Harry Ireland Ti
Panama
Marehborn
Vice Koventi
Johm Morads
Mrobasi
Zeb
Probus
Clark
Regent
Manama
Marchhorn
Ireland
Marchburn
Morris
Jobus
Harry Ireland
Furione
John Morris
Churchill Ak
Vice Regent
Ha Ireland
More High Priced Trotters Sell At American Institute
Notwithstanding yesterday’s huge Rosemeade stock prices buyers packed the American Institute as the second L. J. Rose sale opened. Major prices included Nava 5250 Nellie May 100 Ophir 1025 Ruth Flint 25 Zinfandel 1 1 est, Reverie 10000 and Victoria 7 by Electioneer. Total today 96050 for 44 horses, 234900 for two days. Tomorrow starts Count Valencia and Pleasanton consignments.
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New York
American Institute
L. J. Rose
Nava
B. m
Belle Braysfeld
Hobart
San Francisco
Nellie May
Lady Killen
J. Malcom Forbes
Boston
Nellie Monroe
B. mi
Ines
Crockett
J. K. Macrs
Scranton
Ophir, Bik
Simmons-Miss Sadley
Wilson & Handr
Cynthiana
Ruth Flint
Ch. m
Nutwood
Californis
Alnis
Bom
Electoncwr
Barnes Idol
G. M. Fogg
Nashville
Tenn
Wigele Wiggle
Prompter
Charles Robertson
Tomy Sienal
Arthurton-Lady Signal
H.C. Hamilton
Wilkesbarre
Young Jose
Young & Hasaway
Pau Pau
Mich
Zinfandel
Soltan Eorgiana
Theodore D. S’almer
Stonington
Conn
Zoraya
Blk. m
Gur Witkee-Nephiska
KG. Stone
James H. Clay
Mary
Alcazar-Sallie Shivenrow
Robert Honner
City
Victoria
Victrees
William B Spiers
Glens Falls
Lady Mackay
Wilson & Handy
Stower & Clay
Paris
Stamboul
Lady Groves
George Et. Easton
Vearilog
Dam Slinnie Corber
M. Murphy
Count G. Valencia
N. Salisbury
Pleasanton
Cal
Big Race Proposed at Andee Park in New Jersey
A race plan in Parrisos New Jersey proposes ex Governor Leland Stanford’s Sundl against horse Axtell under National Trotting Association rules. Sundl is reserved by Stanford and Budd Doble is asked to drive Axtell. The purse is 10 000 with entrance free and winner takes all. Races set for late September or early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrisos
N. J
Leland Stanford
California
Robert Bonner
Sundl
Budd Doble
Axtell
Andee Park
National Trotting Association
Entries for Tomorrow's Race Meet at Curros N J
The Cord at Clifton lists entries for six races at Curros N J with horses such as Count Luna Shotover Ian Adonis and Monsoon in multiple races. Riders in the old guard stakes include Alfred Mr Frank Elliott Ray Hides Costello Meade and Subaltern among others in the fourth rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Dispatcrh
Curros
N. J
Luna
Litte Jim
Brier
Alva
Courterill
Saluda
Lomax
Monte Cristo
Jianbridge
Lakewood
Filtaway
Shotover
Ian Adonis
Ariel
J. J. Healy
Rosemary
A Berey
Welding
Joe Cannon
Sparling
Walter G
Ayala Ie
Lierle M. Gloster
Lady Archer
Calera
Hazel Dell
St. Paris
Wahoo
Landseer
Jim Murphey
Lemon Blonsom
Mabel Glenn
Hipley
Fauatina
Sterling
Harry Irvine
Dack Rose
Daloyrina
Harrison
Bins
Inenquena Fily
Alfred
Frank Elliott
Ray Hides
Costello
Meade
Lionel Jones
Ring
F. Tribe
Falcon
T. Rafferty
Linguist
W. Martin
Henry H. I. Harrett
Subal
Dugan and Bates Boxing Bout Possible in Youngstown
A telegram from Castle dated March 6 says Mike Dugan of Pittsburg and Jack Bates of Youngstown are likely to meet in the ring. Bates and backers plan to sign papers, with a meeting set in Youngstown on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mike Dugan
Pittsburg
Jack Bates
News Castle
Bates
Mike Dreax
Sculling Championship Match Set Between Matterson and Kemp
A world championship sculling contest is arranged between Neil Matterson and Peter Kemp for April 5. William J. O Connor, the Indian oarsman, has reached the venue and received a cordial reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipney
Neil Matterson
Peter Kemp
William J. O'Connor
Ten Club League schedule draws public attention
The article notes a ten club league schedule creating interest while weather disrupted Guttenburg races. It mentions Jom Mulvey leaving the National League for the Philadelphia Players Club and various boxing and boxing related purses, including Pat Farrell and Arthur Upham contest plans and a £200 purse for a glove match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oer
Ervish
Guttenburg
Jom Mulvey
Philadelphia Players’ Club
Young Men's Gymnastic Club
New Orleans
Pat Farrell
Arthur Upham
Pitcher Schmitt
Chicago
Ormonde Clut
London
England
Nanc Wallace
George Dixon
Boston
Dixon
Am's Pills Cure Bilious and Nervous Ills
An old advertisement touts Am's Pills as a remedy for bilious and nervous disorders. It claims the medicine restores health and a beautiful complexion through its tonic effects.
Johnstown Boom Drives Cambria Lease to Cumberland Mill
Johnstown reports Cambria Tron Company negotiating with Baltimore and Ohio to lease Cumberland mill in Cumberland Maryland to expand Gautier steel department capacity. Current output 150 tons daily, target 300 tons, with plans to produce machinery steel spring steel plow steel and finger bars. Foundation work for new Gautier buildings underway with nine stone piers set eight by eight feet and water pumping engines active at excavation sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Cambria Tron Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cumberland, Md
Gautier Steel Department
Cumberland
Gautier Steel Works
Cumberland Mills
Baltimore and Ohio
Cambria
Gautier
George W. Thompson
The
Joseph Edwards
Death at the Drill Ends Oil Operator's Life in Ottawa
William Weeter an oil operator and driller was killed at Ottawa while fixing the bell rope in a shaft. The accident broke his neck crushed his pack and damaged an arm. He leaves six orphan children and his wife had died three years earlier. His remains were moved to Bradford for burial.
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Lora, March
William Weeter
Ottawa
BR. E. Mooney
Bradford
Bidwell
Carlisle
Cuomberland Valley Railroad
Samuel Cox
Jury Deliberates in Brownsville Captain's Murder Case
The case of Captain Cate Abrams of Brownsville charged with killing Hon. J. M. Bowell of Bellevernon was given to the jury at 11 o clock. Witnesses said Abrams struck Bowell with a stone and another testified to a fist blow. Bowell's sister testified Abrams insulted her. defense argues self defense citing Bowell threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assox Town
Cate Abrams
Brownsville
J. M. Bowell
Bellevernon
George Lang
Abrams
Bowell
Harry McMillen
Mary Bowell
Commonwealth
Gold in Westmoreland hints at new silver find
A Mt Vernon area farm near the Stanffer property is reported to host silver deposits and assorted minerals. Geologist Stanton, after weeks of study, estimates rock contains 275 dollars in silver and 500 to 1,000 dollars in galena per ton, with pyrites and sulphites present. Development work starts next week, and offers have not yet been made.
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Dispatch
Scottpale
Jeremiah Stanffer
Mt. Vernon
Stanffer
Stanton
Ohe Dispatch
Stauffer
Joyce Farm
Connellsville
Glass plant site eyed for Reading area
A Camden and Glassboro group visited Reading to inspect a site beside the Lehigh Valley Mailroad and the Pennsylvania and Reading Railroad north of the Keystone furnaces. They plan a bottle and fruit jar factory employing about 100 workers on roughly five acres, with future plans for a window glass factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Camden
Glassboro
N. J
Lehigh Valley Mailroad
Pennsylvania and Reading Railroad
Keystone
Mending Iron Company
Hanging of Felix Kampf Shocks Charleston Residents
A Charleston telegram reports mass curiosity over Felix Kampf’s upcoming execution for a brutal state murder. The hanging, West Virginia’s first in 15 years, draws crowds despite strict witnessing rules as Kampf, resigned, reads quietly and remains unreceptive to ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Kampf
Charleston
West Virginia
Kampf
Reading
A Romance Ends in Marriage and Family Reconciliation
Youngstown reports that William Sanders and Miss Stacy Stanley obtained a marriage license in Beloit and wed before setting off on a Western trip. Parents of the bride reportedly reconcile and urge them to return. Sanders's brother was injured in a church incident but is now safe. Also, Reuben Eisenhart, foreman at the Cameron mine, died after being overcome by black damp during a fire crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
March
William Sanders
Stacy Stanley
Beloit
Cameron Mine
Bhamoerk
Reuben Eisenhart
Blackdamp
Strikers Backed by Company Workers Call General Aid
Berwind White Coal at Horatio backs Walston and Adrian strikers by urging Beechtree and Hloonora miners to quit. Fire destroys Mrs. Susan Erb store and Isaac Harper dwelling at Pine Grove Mills. loss 37 20 insurance 6 50. Hazel Glass Works Washington to resume making cathedral lights by new firm Messia Butler Blair Brady. Baltimore Conference session at Cumberland with Bishop Merrill leading. Reverend Clemm marks fifty years in ministry. Mrs Kulins of West Jeannette charged after gun attempt on husband. husband stopped shot. Barn fire near Palmstown destroys engine house and outbuildings. loss about 1 000 insurance 1 590 incendiary. Mrs Rector sues for divorce from Reverend Rector over desertion cruelty. Ellinger arrested for attempts to wreck trains. names Laughlin as missing. West Virginia Pittsburgh Railroad leased to B and O for two years boosting state rail control. Judge Horton loses suit over daughter’s death. railroad not liable as trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwind White Coal Company
Horatio
Beechtree
Hloonora
Walston
Adrian
Susan Erb
Isaac Harper
Pine Grove Mills
Hazel Glass Works
Washington
West Jeannette
Mary Rector
Jonathan Rector
Parkersburg
Rector
William M Ellingrn
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Youngstown
Joseph Laughlin
Ellinger
West Virginia
Pitwburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Camden
Grorce Horton
Franklin
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
Weather notes and measurement summary
Hiver at 6 2 in HM hours Ther Maximem temp 25 minimum tempi M4 mean temp c0008 20 range .02 ceCe. HaloMall esse 20 ML £ 6 feet fall of 0.7 foot.
Militia Company G Undergoes Reorganization After Inspection
Newark March 6. Militia unit Company G of the Seventeenth Regiment O N G faced demoralization due to jealousy between officers and lack of discipline. An inspection by U S Army Captain Burns and Adjutant Generals Hawkins and Dill found 40 of 54 men well drilled. Captain Walter Irwin has been absent and may resign. the company will be reorganized after the visit, with officers banqueted at the Hotel Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NewWark
Newark
Seventeenth Regiment
O. N.G
Burns
Martin L. Hawkins
Thomas F. Dill
John Flem
E. J. Pocock
Carey Montgomery
Walter Irwin
Alfred Andrews Ill Before Execution for Clara Perry Murder
Alfred Andrews, sentenced to be hanged for the Clara Perry murder, was taken ill with kidney inflammation today. He is very weak and may die before the scheduled execution date in Bellefonte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Alfred Andrews
Clara Perry
Local Notes from Washington to Reynolds town and beyond
Tyer Tyler Tube Works in Washington will hire about 100 workers and begin Monday. Butler County reports assets exceed liabilities by 50,000 with a two mill tax reduction. Reynolds town Council authorizes sale of water works coupons. Reynolds town volunteer fire department to be organized. apparatus secured. Springfield Elks lodge sees 25 new members. Baltimore and Ohio may parallel Southwest road from Greensburg to Everson. Ex Postmaster E Cantrovers named as potential McKeesport postmaster. Mahoning County aims to issue 1,000,000 dollars in 4 percent bonds for road improvement. State Roofers’ Protective Association met in Massillon and set price protections. Smithton miners, about 600, to hold mass meeting.
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Tyer Tyler Tube Works
Washington
Butler County
Reynolntown
Lodge of Elks
Springfield
Baltimore
Ohio
Greensburg
Everson
PostmasTin & E
Massillon
Smithton
Lima Oil Prices Jump as Buckeye Advances to Two Cents
Lima March 6 Buckeye Pipe Line Company posts Lima oil price rise to 2 cents per barrel an advance of 6 cents signaling possible rise to 50 cents as a certificate oil. City expects influx of capital and more leasing as Standard Oil refines fuel oil away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria Iron Company
Lima Oil
Spectal Telegam
TNE Dispatch
Lima
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Onl
Standard Oil Company
River Telegrams Report River Depths and Weather
River telegrams note Brownsville at six feet three inches stationary with clear weather and 21 degrees at 8 P.M. MornGant Town shows river six feet four inches stationary with clear weather and a 2 degree reading at 4 P.M. Warren river listed at 31 feet ten inches stationary with clear cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otapatct
Brownsville
MornGant
Warren
Nashua Mills Strike Ends as Workers Accept Proposals
In Nashua New Hampshire striking mill workers vote to accept Treasurer Amory and committee terms and will return to work Monday marking a jubilant settlement after the long dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua, N. H
Nashua Company
Amory
Miners Consider Return to Old Wages After Strike Threat
Telegram reports miners at Monastery works Latrobe area received a proportional advance after the last scale. Loyalhanna Bradenville and Ridgeway miners were promised 125 percent dating from March. Operators may refuse new pay, risking a strike. Master Workman Kerfoot has organized Loyalhanna and Bradenyville locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Difpatch
Maret
Monastery Works
Latrobe
Loyalhanna
Bradenville
Ridgeway
Opercsoss
Kerfoot
Hradenyilie
Moore v Moore heirs seek guardian for imbecile estate
In Carrollton March 6 a special telegram reports the Moore case where the heirs of Jacob Moore ask for a guardian for him as he is described an imbecile unfit to manage his large estate. Over 100 witnesses were examined and the decision favored Mr Moore. The Irish Lily figure is noted as briefly present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Moore
Jacob Moore
Lily
Waa
License applications granted by Judge Rayburn except three
Special Telegram to the Dispatch reports that two day hearings before Judge Rayburn resulted in all license applications being granted this morning except for those of Bubs, Stivason and Fennis at Boreland, Parker.
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Rayburn
Bubs
Stivason
Fennis
Boreland
Parker
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