Weather Outlook for Watern West Virginia and Ohio
For Watern Pennsylvania colder winds bring generally fair skies with light local snows on the lake and west winds. Saturday looks slightly warmer and fair. In West Virginia fair conditions with northwest winds turn colder in eastern portions but rise to fair and warmer Saturday. Ohio expects generally fair weather with light local snows at lake stations, west winds, colder in the extreme northeast, and slightly warmer in the western portion.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Pittsburg Sought For AAU Championship Meeting Bid
East End Gyms seek to secure the AAU championship meeting in Pittsburg. Manager Powers aims to secure release of Dan Murphy and assents to a big bid with substantial prizes. Pittsburg clubs Wilkinsburg and West End may join, and a new rule limits prizes to inscribed tokens.
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East End
Wells
Pittsburg
Washington
Pittsberg
Wilkinsburg
West End
Pitsburg
Syms
Powers Secures Murphy For New York Club
New York manager Powers obtained catcher Dan Murphy from the local club after returning advance payment. Murphy will be signed at 1100 dollars and is slated for spring practice in the South. Powers praised Harry Stevens and discussed signings with Bassett Mack and Rosie while dismissing misunderstandings with Spalding and Day. He planned travel to Indianapolis to see Rusie.
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Moavacer Powers
New York Pall Club
Dan Murphy
Murphy
New York Clal
Powers
Harry Stevens
Garry
Richardson
Hell
Bassett
Buck Ewing
Rosie
Roddy Mack
Itrely
Mr. Powers
Messia
J. W. Spalding
Day
King
Oas
Eer
Indinnipolis
Rusie
Dog Performers and Beach Show Plans Highlight City Events
Prof J H Burton joins Duquesne Kennel Club for the upcoming beach show at the Auditorium arriving Sunday. Prof Dyrtes and Parker compare with European fame, as other canine acts and high jumping routines captivate audiences. In Curcaca, police raid the Mercantile Telegraph Company for betting operations, prompting damages claims of 100 dollars each against the city and possible injunction to halt enforcement until lawsuits resolve.
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J. H. Burton
Chicago
Duquesne Kennel Club
City
Dyrtes
Parker
Joes
Europe
Sorton
Marten Pis
Prof. Parker
Mrs. Sorder
Curcaca
Mercantile Telegraph Company
Frank
Independence Driving Park announces futurity stake
The Independ ence Driving Park Association reveals a massive 1891 futurity trotting stake at its venue with a promised $10,000 addition, making it possibly the richest in the nation for trotters or thoroughbreds. Entrants must pay $25 by one month before race day, with total purse expected around $34.
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Independence Driving Park Association
Fife
Superior Court Rules on Covington Poolroom Indictments
Three Covington poolroom cases reach the Superior Court with Elias Sharp and others owed 90 for maintaining a balance. Tudor Barbour reversed the lower court in denying demurrer, marking a victory for the poolroom interests. Joe Lannon vs Tin Corbett bout heads to Music Hall next Wednesday amid speculation as to outcome. A horse sale in Cawnniper sees Pinewood and others fetch strong prices. a Butler meeting aims to form a four club baseball league.
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Frankront
Covington
Elias Sharp
Kright
Appiegate
Simeonton
Joe Lannon
Music Hall
Local clubs reshuffle as Markhams drop out
The Renfrew Evaneville Butler Times and the Markhams have withdrawn. A new team is expected to be formed from players in Zellenople and Harmony to fill the vacancy.
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Renfrew, Evaneville
Butler Times
The
Markhams
Zellenople
Harmony
Mark Baldwin’s Letter From Hot Springs On Baseball Gossip
A Hot Springs letter from Mark Baldwin comments on the Maher Fitzsimmons exhibition in New Orleans, noting Maher’s poor hitting and Fitzsimmons’ advantage. It praises Ric Beckley’s batting, Hanlon’s form, and Thorne on base running while mentioning improved pitching in the writer’s own game.
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Mark Baldwin
Hot Springs
New Orleans
Maher-Fitzsimmons
Mark
Maher
Peter Maher
Pete Browning
Mater
Fitzsimmons
Pittsburg
Fitzeimmons
Ric Jake Beckly
Beckley
Hanlon
Eocd
Mrs Sarah Althea Terry Declared Insane in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 10 Mrs Sarah Althea Sharon Terry was adjudged insane and committed to Stockton State Asylum after court proceedings before Judge Lewys. The case featured witness Mammy Pleasant and a mix of coherent and hysterical testimony as spectators observed the lengthy hearing.
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San Francisco
Sarah Althea Sharon Terry
Stockton
Lewys
Levy
Terry
Still Talking Fight Wakely Puts Up For Sullivan Bout
James Wakely visit to the New York World office deposits 2500 in cash for Champion John L. Sullivan to fight any man in the world with colored men barred. The bet includes the largest purse offered by any athletic club and 10000 outside bet per side. Sullivan favors Mitchell with Slavin and Corbett as other options. Corbett vows to attend Tuesday to add 1500 to 1000 already posted.
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New York
James Wakely
Corbett
Troesdar
Wakely
Gutrevacas Racecard Mayhem in Muddy Track Conditions
Muddy track at Gutrevacas marks a chaotic six furlong opening with Alarm Bre leading Shot over My Craft. time 1 04. Second race sees elisarins win over Lady Pulsifer and Blackburn as 17 percent time listed. Multiple entries show uncertain spellings but indicate winners Peralo orn Xenophon Glitter Craft Ballerat Thine Folward and Count Luna across six events.
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Gutrevacas
Alarm Bre
Shotover
My Craft
Elisarins
Lady Pulsifer
Blackburn
Turiongs—Peraloorn
Xenophon
turionges—Glitter
Craft
Ballerat
Folward
Panway
Eneigeront
Count Luna
Lieut Hetherington May Go Free Under Treaty With Japan
Letters from Lieutenant Hetherington and Marion officers confirm the Yokohama killing of Robinson and assert Hetherington acted justifiably. Ex-Senator Knight questions whether he can be tried by a Japanese consular court or any court without juries and if treaty limits U.S. judicial control over American citizens in Japan. He suggests habeas corpus to test discharging Hetherington.
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Desvere
Hetherington
Marion
Robinson
Yokohama
Knicht
Japan
Knight
Metherington
United States
Congress
Kentucky Bill Aims to Halt Sunday Baseball
Frasxrers Kentucky March 10. A bill prepared to be offered in the House this week would prohibit Sunday baseball in the Commonwealth and impose heavy penalties for throwing a ball within the state on the first day of the week.
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Frasxrers
Inter State trap shooting tournament postponed again
The Interstate Manufacturers and Dealers Association trap shooting tournament, set for yesterday, was postponed to today due to bad weather.
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Batrimtone
Inter State Manufacturers and Dealers and Association
General Sporting Notes From Tocal Amateur Prospects
Amateur athletes show good prospects this year though the Olympic Club declines purse for Mier and Gibbons. Local figures like Sam Gillen and Charlie King train daily while notices seek letters for Alice Hobson and Agziv Harvey and a planned wolf war near Greensburg tomorrow. Hall prepares for an Eastern tour and Pete Jackson contest prep in England as McCarty and others featured in discussions on club house and wrestling events in Chicago Battery 10 March.
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Tocal
Mier
Gibbons
ASC Madden
Maher
Maher Fitzsimmons
Sam Gillen
Cnaricy King
Alice Hobson
Agziv Harvey
Greensburg
Frank Ives
Thatcher
Tutt
Cal McCarty
Robbr
McCarty
Jake
Pancas Davies
Jim Hall
Mt. Clemens
Hall
England
Pete Jackson
Slavin
Oersee
Chicago
King
College Boys in Trouble in New Wilmington Case
Constable Cornelius served warrants on nearly a dozen New Castle students in New Wilmington over alleged assault on Maggie Rutter, daughter of a Mercer county prosecutor. Warranted youths named include Dension, Cook, McNabb, McNaughton, Dann, Aiken, Mealeer, Young, Stafford, Lirech, and Boyil. one defendant posted bail seeking a hearing.
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New Castlz
Cornelius
New Wilmington
Joseph Batter
West Middlesex
Mercer County
Samuel Bowman
Maggie Rutter
W. B. Dension
John Cook
D. McNabb
G W. McNaughton
W. Dann
W. L. Aiken
John Mealeer
Robert Young
Lew Stafford
Geer, Lirech
Oscar Boyil
Brutal cruelty case shocks Peoria with adopted child abuse
A 9 year old girl, adopted from Memphis, endured severe torture by W H Petty and wife who forced her to sell items and burned her body with a red hot poker. They were captured after attempting to flee. The wife carried $800 and pawed diamonds valued at $1,000, suspected stolen. World’s Fair transportation company formed. Knights of Pythias prep for grand lodge in Allegheny county with plans for a notable session in August.
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W. H. Petty
Memphis
Petty
David W. Llewellyn
T. C. Jenkins
W. E. Harrizon
First National Bank of
McKeesport
W. W. Colville
W. J. Jones
Pittsburg Bank For Savings
J. 5. McKean
A. E. Edwarde
D. J. Evans
Evans, Cunningham & Jones
George Sheppard
The
Thomas E. Jones
Knights of Pythias
Allegheny County
Queer March Weather Sends North Blizzard Freezes and West Fever
Reports from the Northwest describe a severe blizzard with North Dakota losses from cold and stock deaths. Wind damage, down telegraphs, and freight yard drifts disrupt rail service as thermometers plunge well below zero. In San Francisco heat contrasts with zero in shade, while London reports new snow and storms wreckage ashore.
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Coicaoo
Northwest
North Dakota
Ji Daluth
F. Varta
Fringebria
San Francisco
London
England
River News and Notes From Louisville River Traffic
River news reports slow rise with 1 foot 6 inches at the falls and 21 feet below on the canal, as John K Speed detaches for Memphis. Packets delayed by wind and air with departures to Cincinnati Carrollton and Evansville. Upper points show 0 inches rise with cold snowy weather and river levels 13 feet 3 inches at Louisville and 2 feet 6 inches annex.
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Louisville
John K
Memphis
Fleetwood
Cincinnati
Big Kanawha
Carrollton
Tell City
Evansville
Monestown
River Conditions and Tow Disruption Near Parkersburg
River gauges show rising water across Ohio streams with Parkersburg at 16 feet and growing as Little Kanawha swells. A tow collision near Parkersburg sent a barge loose during a gale. no injuries reported aboard the Princess though one tow remained jammed.
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Wheelixa
Louise
Pittsburg
Bedford
Hudson
Cincinnati
Courier
Parkersburg
Parkersuchg
Ohio
Congo
Hadson
T. D. Watson
Hes
Watson
Adelic
Joe Walton
George Shiras
Tom Dodsworth
Percey Kelcey
Allegheny Junction
Sidner Dillon
St. Louis
Paane
Pittsburgers Registered At New York Hotels
A list published from New York on March 10 shows Pittsburg residents registered at city hotels including C. Lockhart Fifth Avenue A Carrier Continental C. R. Dilworth Brunswick E W Egbert Metropolitan Miss M A Lawson St Denis A R McConnell Cosmopolitan H Norman Morton House L B Reese Holland House H B Rose Hotel Imperial Mrs M Saner Allemarne A A Scumid Astor House D Wenke Continental R Bannon Glenham E M Butz Holland House W P De Armit and wife Holland J W Drape Westminster K Evebiler Hotel Marlborough D M Jones St Stephen s A Lesie Grand Union W McMunn and wife Holland H L Holland Mrs M S Newkirk Grandman
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New York
A. A. Scumid
Astor House
D. Wenke
Continental
R. Bannon
Glenham
E. M. Butz
Holland House
W. P. de Armit
Holland
J. W. Drape
Westminster
K. Evebiler
Hotel Marlborough
D. M. Jones
St. Stephen's
A. Lesiie
Grand Union
W. McMunn
Elmer Bruner Pleads Guilty in Murder Trial
Five hours to empanel a jury in Elmer Bruner’s second trial for the murder of old man Rees. Bruner had entered a not guilty plea while the first witness admitted guilt. A life sentence is expected due to the brutal circumstances near a judge’s home.
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Maron
Elmer Bruner
Rees
Thomas M. Marshall
Pittsburg
Bruner
Ebensburg
Fire records list multiple city blazes and losses
A TM alarm from box 218 at 4 40 yesterday afternoon shows a shed fire on Station street East End owned by E L Porter causing 25 in damage. Roebel and Reinhard art store on Grand avenue Milwaukee sustained 40000 in fire damage with many paintings destroyed. An alarm from box 35 near S o clock last night traced to a bed near a stove in Chtews Hotel at Water and Grant streets with no damage reported.
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Station Street
East End
E. L. Porter
Milwaukee
Roebel & Reinhard
Grand Avenue
Chtew
Water
Grant Streets
Murder in West Virginia Leaves Minister's Daughter Lost
In Cuantestox West Virginia Miss Bette Moore aged 14 daughter of Rev M Moore was slain by a 19 year old man Judge Atkins who reportedly broke in during the family absence and attempted an assault before cutting her throat. Armed locals scour the area seeking the suspect amid strong fear of lynching. The coroner is at the scene and slated to return tomorrow with details scarce.
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Cuantestox
W. Va
Bettie Moore
M. Moore
Atkins
Seane
Prince John Zabieski Arrested In Poland King’s Grandson Case
March 10. Prince John Zabieski, grandson of the King of Poland, was arrested today after being found with a horse and wagon he had stolen. Mr Kreco witnessed the incident and reported the theft.
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Kreco
Prince John Zabieski
Poland
Reading Deal Legalized in New Jersey Senate
The Senate today revisited and advanced a bill to legalize the railroad deal in New Jersey. Taerrox reports March 10.
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New Jersey
Senate Today
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Dean & West
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Wellington
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Magement
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Shou al Gold Cure Co
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Amsterdam
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Nochosen
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Smithfield Street
Louis Moeser
Wid Smithfield Street
Max Seamen
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NEW i
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Howlingeens
Vernon
Biown £ CO
Charles FP. Smith
Third Av
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Pitteburg
York
Liver
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le Spon
Aurania
Ain
Old Country
John J. McCormick
Sinfinield St
H. Maitland Rersey
Iito Anchor Line
Glasgow
Londonderry
Ginralpah
Naples
Abin Pastage
Great Britain
Helderson
Ord. J
A. D. Scorer & Son
St. B
F. M. Semple
Allegheny
Mpsay
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Southampton
Bondor
Trave
Lake Ree
Elbe
Bremen
South Western Railway Co
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