Ed Hanlon Likely to Sign to Manage Baltimore Team
Still out of form Ed Hanlon seems poised to sign as manager of the Baltimore team. The report notes he is in consideration and could take charge if negotiations succeed, with team plans tied to his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hanlon
Baltimore
Harry Wright
Pittsburg
Harry
Red” Ehret
Red
Tiernes
Ki Ehret
Wes
Werthing
Phillies
Warhorse
Wright
Pop Corkbill
Connor
Corkhill
Jack Farwell
Star Club
Newark
Pergoscu
Sam Morton
Alvin Bashall
Oakland Stars
Iakland
Tod
Collins
Connters
Pansie
Tooth
Ben
Coal Oi Dowung
Colts Rally After Extra Innings Win Over May
In a tense game two Colts nearly broke the deadlock through the eighth inning. Slitriver’s pass from center tied the score on a throw-in. Welch was caught at third in the tenth risking a visitor win. Sharp defense in the eleventh kept it tied before the Colts won in the twelfth bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebret
Allen
Thompson
Hallwan
Clements
Wevhing
Corkull
Tower
Connor
Enret
Camp
Cross
Farrell
Jett
Beckler
Beckley
Shugart
Tides
Corkhill
Earle
Ehret
Miller
Farsell
Catcaco
May
Rame Eately
Tallenders
Slitriver
Welch
Colts
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati 4 2 in Scrappy Pro Baseball Tilt
In a noisy game Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 4 to 2. Key hits from McPhee Comiskey and Stein fuel the offense while Mullane works in relief. Attendance listed as 4500 with Stein driving in runs and Latham scoring off a wild mix of plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Crorxxati
Marilene
Smith
Cay
Stein
League Schedule Matches for Today
To day’s slate shows Philadelphia visiting Pittsburgh Boston playing Louisville Brooklyn facing Cincinnati New York at St Louis Baltimore at Chicago and Washington at Cleveland. The schedule lists seven matchups across major venues.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Louisville
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Hanlon for Baltimore May Sign to Manage Orioles
The popular local player Ed Hanlon may agree to manage the Baltimore Orioles. Van der Horst has permission to negotiate, and terms were being discussed with Hanlon, who would leave Pittsburg if offered a good deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orioles
Ed Hanlon
Baltimore
van der Horst
Hanlon
Hanson
Pittsburg
Feld
Ed Hanton
Elmer Smith
Raymond
Kuckenberger
Smith
Miller
Biernauer
Farrell
Beckiey
Shugart
Corkhill
Mack
Baldwin
Lehigh Triumphs Over Lafayette in College Game
The Lehigh University team defeated Lafayette 18 to 3 yesterday. The report notes ongoing strong form, with Pittsburgh and Western Association prospects, plus updates on players and local teams, including Walter Lawrence joining Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Steven’* Kine
Chields
Uke
Jimy Etas
Walter Lawrence
Indianapolis
Hill Stars
E. Gleno
Bazinaller
Southside
Tuckerstones
The
Tarentums
Heaphill
George Wagnen
Washingtons
Asi
Shooting Tourney Crowns Top Amateurs and Experts at Homewood Park
Results from the Homewood Park shooting tourney show W. S King leading amateurs with 95.1 percent, followed by George Cochrane and C. A. Young at 93.1. In the expert class W. Wolstencroft tops at 87.5, with N. Apgar second at 85.5. Semi expert leader William R. Friles posted 8 percent, G. Fulford 77.2. The event drew large crowds and totals for six additional events list Wolstencroft Johnston Clarke Old Hoss Levis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewood Park
W. S King
George Cochrane
C. A. Young
William Wolstencroft
N. Apgar
William R. Friles
G. Fulford
Messra Shaner
Crow
Wolstencroft
Johnston
Clarke
Old Hoss
Levis
Miller
Cochrane
A. King
W. King
Fels
W. Kinecach
Kelsey
Young
Lexington Races: Tuila Blackburn Wins Amid Scratches
May 4 Lexington Kentucky crowd watches lively betting as Strauss Handicap starters are scratched leaving Tuila Blackburn and Ethel to race. Results list winners: Future first in seven-tights of a mite, Helter Shelter in a two and a half furlongs, Tulsa Blackburn first in one mile, Yale 61 in one and a sixteenth, Roslyn in five-eighths with times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexixotox
Lexington
Tuila Glackburn
Ethel
Future
Grer Duke
Lockport
Sam
Helter Shelter
Anole Irwin
Avon Door
Tulsa
Blackburn
Yale
Bob I
Tot Houd
Roslyn
Calhoun
Hawthorne
Races Reported From Nashville May Fourth Card
Nashville May 4 reports list six furlongs won by Tom Johnson with Montevito and Bob Rice di in a 1 16 time. seven furlongs with Asky over Tom dance. one and one sixteenth miles Bonnie mya triumphant. Belle Meade stakes for $1000 added Dixie fires Agella second. Leona wins five furlongs with Silverlac and Cynus. plus Davenport Association offers a $10000 purse for trotters LipprPenpence Ja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tom Johnson
Montevito
Bob Rice
Asky
Tom Dance
Joe Woolman
Bonniemya
Marrietta
Agella
Dolly McCone Hird
Silverlac
Cynus
Big Race Talk for August At Independence Driving Park
Plans for a major trotting event loom as a race between Allerton and Nelson is considered for the first week in August. Entries for the Progressive Futurity offered by the Independence Driving Park Association are flowing in and expected to exceed $100,000 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allerton
Axtell
Nelson
Independence Driving Park Association
Board of Appeals Disposes Notable Trotting Cases
The American Trotting Association Board of Appeals in Carcano on May 4 disposed several cases involving harness racing. Decisions include granting payment of retained stake money in a 1981 race. removal of a bar on Cortez after irregular earlier performance. and a contested appeal where a Cherokee Horsemen’s Association ruling was sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcano
Board of Appeals of the
American Trotting Association
C. N. Curtis
Abilene
Kan
Audrain County Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Mexico
F. H. Babcock
Waukesha
Wis
B. Davia
Ixonia
W. M. Henderson
Ocomowoc
J. C. Meeker
South Bend
Ind
Cortez
Kankakee
Ill
Peter Delier
Sioux City
Cherokee Horsemen's Association
Cherokee
Thorough racing at Penning's course attracts near record crowd
Washinton May 4 weather hot and attendance strong at Penning's track. Marello wins five furlongs with Hiram and Strap close. Isaac Lewis takes the one mile race ahead of Margrehets and Boleroth. Puzzie heads five furlongs with Hardy Fox and Mary close. Hunters steeple sees Arab fist win. Alliance second. Tomorrow's entries list maidens, selling races, and a hurdle event with noted horses. Tremp faults noted at jumps.
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Marello
Hiram
Strap
Isaac Lewis
Margherits
Bolerothird
Ross
Fagel
Thorndale
Puzzie
Hardy Fox
Mary
Gentlemen Riders
Arab Fist
Alliance
Folly
Tremp
Cock 'O
Welling
Jill
Jimmy Lamie
Charcoal
Gemia
Lew
All Knight
Sweet Alive
Clairmont
Ballyheo
Iowen Roberts
Noblan
Natalie
Emblem
Queen D' Or
Delaware
Pat Oakley
Return
Ecart
Benaigo
Ita
Races in St Louis May 4 card results
The May 4 program in St Louis showed six races with winners Nellie Pearl The King Lorraine Elsie Bast Nancy Hakes Zooline Tri Marcau Granite Reef and other placers Bees Wing Outery Bart Jordan Segert Maud B Ray. Times ranged from 1:02 to 1:29 for the sprints and longer legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Nellie Pearl
Coronete
Baron
King Different Lorraine
Miss Moseby
Elsie
Nancy Hakes
Bart Jordan Thin
Zooline
Bees Wing
Outery
Iretunones Tri Marcau
Segert Secon
Maud B
Granite Fireecond
Ray
McLaughlin Wins Pennsylvania Billiards Championship
About 300 spectators watchedEdward McLaughlin defend his title against William Dodds in a $150 side championship match in Pennsylvania. McLaughlin prevailed with a final tally reflecting multiple breaks and high runs, edging Dodds in a competitive session marked by strong play from both competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnapetraia
May
Pennsylvania
Edward McLaughlin
Cits
Wm. M. Dodds
Pittsburg
McLaughlin
Wat
National Amateur Regatta Announces Dates at Saratoga Lake
Oscar P. Schmidt of Washington D C announces the National Amateur Regatta will be held this year at Saratoga Lake near Saratoga Springs New York on July 6 and 7 All races will have a tarp except the eight oared race which is a mile and a half straightaway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasarxotos
Oscar P. Schmidt
Washington, D.C
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Saratoga Lake
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Sacco Vista Wins 2000 Guineas at Newmarket
In a tight finish at Newmarket Sacco Vista captured the 2000 guineas stake with St. Angelus finishing second and Carle third as racing action unfolded on May 4.
Jockey Fox Marries as Racing News Edges In
The report notes Jockey Fox The Torf has married and hints matrimony may sharpen his methods. Franx Ener plans a 1:40 Brooklyn mile if needed. Several horses like Altnros and Bush Macduff are withdrawn from Brook lyn engagements. A racing and stud update covers imperial stables visits, Electioneer mares, and a new Benton Harbor racing association with a 9000 capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torf
Fox
Franx Ener
Clarendon
Brooklyn
Tur
Altnros
Bush Macduff
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Tite Mmaster
Reesian Imperial Stapies
America
Palo Alto
Pat Downine
Delmarch
McKinney
Robert Rysdyk
Charleston
Overton
Phill Dwyer
Nashville
Benton Harbor
Mich
Ells
BE. W. Hartley
Clrleman,l
Fountain Bor Ud Torqguil
Faria, l
Boxing Flurry In Belgium and Columbus Club Bout Plans
The report notes Boxers Gro. Brows-They fought in Belgium in 1839 and Bitty WalLsH and Bart Doran are to box before a Columbus Athletic Club for a purse. California bets target Joe McAuliffe versus Goddard who arrives next Wednesday. Various prize offers and refusals surface around Leedom Hall Sullivan Fogarty and Parson duties with promised pay and staged bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedom
Hall
Leetom
Amateur Sporting Notes and Challenged Contests
DAS Dorsey challenges any 120 pound man in Tilings to a wrestling match. Darby the wonderful jumper of England challenges Medway of America to a championship jump. Latham and Charles Saunders, British racquet stars, set to play in London May 21. Erastus Rogers arrives in Worcester to row at Lake Quinsgamond for the season and Jim Ton Eyck to row double sculls in New England pro events. Harvard hanteap meet on Holmes Field draws over 39 entries with Yale and other major clubs. Guy Lowell, Harvard steward, expects a notable meeting at Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das Dorsey
Charles Jerome
Darby
England
Medway
America
Latham
Charles Saunders
Great Britain
London
Erastus Rogers
Worcester
Lake Quainslgamond
Jim Ton Eyck
New England
Harvard
Guy Lowell
Harvard Athletic Association
Harv
Millinery Opening Today At Hwax & Co
The store Hwax & Co at 504 506 508 Market Street opens its millinery department today offering visitors a gift of artificial violets. Ladies receiving a perfumed bouquet welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willivery
Hwax & Co
Market Street
General Gregg's Ax Targets Quay Allies and Officials
May 4 dispatch reports General Gregg moving to dismiss several Quay associates from the Auditor General's Department and other state posts. Orbison and Twitchell are removed, Meyers slated for exit, with Eben Allison and Oscar Small named as targets. Changes expected by mid June under the Board of Public Grounds and the Governor, Auditor General, and State Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Robert A. Orbison
H. ©. Twitchell
Auditor General's Department
Orbison
General Gregg
Beaver
Attorney General's Department
McCamant
Twitchell
Briggs Meyers
Venango
Gregg
Meyers
General Grege
Auditor General
Enab
Oscar Small
Senator Quay
Eben Allison
Grege
Board of Public Grounds
Oes
Morrison
Lockhart
Chris Magee
Locomotive Explosion Kills Two On Pennsylvania Railroad
A freight engine exploded near Koona, killing engineer L. W. Moulton and fireman Charles Ake. Moulton was mutilated and Ake’s head and legs were blown off. Fireman Ake’s body was blown through a box car. the engineer’s body lay about ten yards from the scene. Debris scattered across the town, but no other serious injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsomw
May
Pennsylvania and Northwestern Railroad
Koona
L. W. Moulton
Charles Ake
Ake
Monstor
Why William Skipped in a Lover’s House Calamity
At New Cumberland near Carnaturos on May 4, Wm. McKee confronted his wife at James Hindman’s home after suspecting her of an affair. Hindman fired a revolver from a window, wounding McKee with a head shot. The wife then threatened her husband with a revolver, ordering him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cumberland
Wm. McKee
James Hindman
McKee
Hindman
Annual meeting of Roman Catholic Provincial Council opens
The provincial council meeting in Wheeling begins with Cardinal Gibbons present along with bishops Hecker of Savannah St Augustine Northrop of Charleston and Rain of Wheeling. The opening is followed by a reception for the Cardinal and visiting bishops where both Protestants and Catholics are welcomed.
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Wheeling
Mar
Province of
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Hecker
Savannah
Oore
St. Augustine
Northrop
Charleston
Rain
Robbery by Eight Highwaymen Captured Suspect
James Murray of Duncansville was assaulted and robbed last Saturday on the Hollidayaburg and Altoona pike by eight highwaymen. Harry Crum, identified when one robber stepped into moonlight, was arrested this morning by Con stable Grove and jailed. Officers pursue Crum’s accomplices as the crime occurred in a densely populated area.
State Convention Opens in McKeesport City
The Pennsylvania State Convention of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society opened in McKeesport this morning and will run three sessions daily through Friday. Representing every part of the state from Pittsburg to Philadelphia, the gathering includes over 100 strangers.
Train Accident Kills Fireman Near Greer's Station
Special dispatch reports on the Chartiers Railroad near Greer's station in Wasnixetox Pennsylvania. An evening train struck a loose timber hanging from the tunnel roof at Fell's tunnel causing the timber to smash the engine smokestick and fatally injure the fireman Dot Johns of Pittsburgh.
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Taonel
Wasnixetox
Chartiers
Fell's Tunnel
Greer's Station
Dot Johns
Pittsbars
Clergyman Awarded Twenty-Five Cents Damages
In court Rev. Dr. L. D. Stambaugh of the Reformed Church sued Nathaniel Stout of Bernville for circulating slander about him seeking 5000 dollars. He was awarded 25 cents damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Stambaugh
The
Reformed Church
Nathaniel Stout
Bernville
Soldiers Orphans Commission reallocates school chases
The Executive Committee of the Soldiers Orphans Commission met and decided to transfer most of the 51 chairs in the Loysville School to Chester Springs and divide the rest between Hartford and Uniontown schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannissons
The
Soldiers Orphans' Commission
Loysville
Chester Springs
Hartford
Uniontown
Family Missing From Anappoca Home May 4
Mrs. Josephine Peterson and her two children have been missing from home since last night in Anappoca. Alfred Peterson, the husband, reports the disappearance and the case is being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anappoca
Josephine Peterson
Alfred Peterson
Wife Flees Mill Worker With Children And Cash
A mill worker reports his wife vanished with their two children and household goods cash to 300 dollars. This morning he found the family gone and it is rumored a boarder, whom she favored, is also missing.
Destructive Marietta Storm Strikes City
A fierce May storm hit Marietta around 5 60 tonight with lightning thunder and wind. The Leidecker Tool Company roof and steam pipe were damaged as machinery suffered. Several new structures were wrecked and shade trees were damaged. The Iron Queen steamer was blown off course but no injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Leidecker Tool Company
Iron Queen
Don
Evidence in Pipes Hoffman murder trial challenges self defence claim
In Waynesboro the Pipes Hoffman murder case grows tense as post mortem findings show Hoffman faced away when shot, contradicting Pipes claim of self defence. Neighbors and witnesses describe locked stable doors and Hoffman whistling while tying horse, with Pipes and Hoffman previously quarrelling. The Commonwealth closes its case soon. the defense plans startling evidence.
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Waynesburo
Warrismrnan
Pipes-Hoffman
Phrebiana
Beily Bf Hoffman
Pipes
Hoffman
Joseph Stickles
Willam Berrynill
Commonwealth
Charles Enox Not Missing, Still in Pittsburg
Joussiens May 4. Report of Charles Enox disappearance proved false. Enox, agent for D. Lutz & Son, has been in Pittsburg for several days settling affairs and will return to the city tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joussiens
Charles Enox
D. Lutz & Son
Knox
Pittsburg
Lutz Company
Schoolhouse Damaged by Lightning in Woodward Township
During an April electrical storm Lock Haver PA a schoolhouse in Woodward township was struck by lightning and damaged so badly it must be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haver
Woodward Township
Liutning
Saloon opens in Finleyville amid disorder and clashes
G M Shenlar of Finleyville opened a new retail saloon after receiving a license. A large crowd gathered, soon turned quarrelsome, and Shenlar closed the saloon for the day. Nearby Hazel Born of Wheeling, in personal crisis, took laudanum and is dying after a failed reform effort. At New Richmond Ohio the tow boat Frisbie collided with a wharf boat, scattering passengers in panic. the Frisbie ran ashore, breaking two barges, with suspected pilot sleep.
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New England Village
McKeesport
Horce
G. M. Shenlar
Finleyville
Sheplar
Hazel Born
Wheeling
New Richmond
Frisbie
Pittsburg
Echoes of City Life and Local Events
Recserve grants Pleasant Valley right of way. Bel Avon increases bonded indebtedness to 20000 for street lighting and improvements. J H Exxo of Pittsburg elected to Lake Shore Railroad board. Currie Winfield's jewelry sold for less than half value. Lipnantay William Stevenson ill in Washington Pa. brother Harry P. Stevenson died. Mrs H Johnson seeks news of son William Herold Johnson aka Harry Anew. Public Safety warns 100 downtown businesses about oversized awnings. Cour Digbon receives box with four dead squirrels for Schenley Park. Newboys Home subscribers meet at 501 Avenue this afternoon to elect officers and review reports. Revenue officers plan raid on Hochstetler and Pritt illicit stills. Twenty-eighth ward school raises funds for three years of annual picnics.
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Recserve
Pleasant Valley
Bel Avon
J. H. Exxo
Pittsburg
W. L. Scott
Lake Shore Railroad
Currie Winfield
Lipnantay William Stevenson
Allegheny
Washington, Pa
Harry P. Stevenson
H. Johnson
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
William Herold Johnson
Harry
Department of Public Safety
Cour Digbon
Schenley Park
Newboys
Hochstetler and Pritt
Twenty-eighth Ward
Turner Hall
South Thirteenth Street
River News and Notes from Louisville May 4
Louisville city brief notes on river conditions with falls and canal stages. The river is falling with 6 feet at the falls and 9 feet in the canal, 16 feet below. Vessels John KE Spear and Buckeye State pass down river. Bal Aire to enter Carrollton trade. Departures listed for Cincinnati Riz Sandy Granville James Guthrie and Big Maw.
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Dispatch
Louisville
Werther
John KE. Spear
Memphis
Buckeye
Balaire
Carrollton
Cintinnati
Riz Sandy
Granville
James Guthrie
Lton
Big Naw
Weather update from Allegheny Junction area
River levels show 14 feet 2 inches and rising while conditions are clear and warm. Warren River at 4.4 feet with clear and mild weather. Monocaston River at 5 feet 6 inches with cloudy skies. Temperature around 41 degrees with probable low at evening. Brownsville River at 5 feet 5 inches with clear conditions.
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Allegheny Junction
Warren
BeownavilLe
River Weather and Shipping Report Updates
Notes on river levels and conditions across Ohio, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania towns. Mentions Evansville, Cincinnati, Parkerstown, Parkersburg, and Memphis with floating cargo details and forecasted weather changing from cloudy to warm and rainy.
Down River Traffic Trails Mentioned On River Steamer Notes
The excerpt records Taz Hudson leaving at 4 P M for down river ports and the Scotia from Cincinnati sailing last evening. It notes rising freight and passenger traffic on the Monongahela and similar activity from the Ohio. Ered Magee of this city returned yesterday on the steamer Hudson after a water route round trip to New Orleans with Glilespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Hudson
Scotia
Cincinnati
Exere
Bota
Monongahela River
Ohio
Ered Magee
Hudson
New Orleans
Pittsburg Laundry Ad Promises Clean Shirts and Lace Curtains
Established 1870 offering shirt collar and cuff cleaning. Laundering lace curtains piano covers shawls and blankets with delivery to receiving offices at 443 Smithfield Street Pittsburg 1913 Carson Street S 5 100 Federal Street above rail road depots Allegheny principal office 563 to 369 Beaver Avenue Allegheny. Gooda called for and delivered. thasu Cass Priiver
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Pittsburg
Carson Street
Federal Street
Agheny
Beaver Avenue
Allegheny
Gooda
Thasu Cass. Priiver
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