Great Reds vs. Browns battle at League Park in a tense game
Cincinnati reports a hard fought contest at League Park where the Reds faced a strong challenge from the Browns. King, Latham and Holliday featured for Cincinnati with Reilly, Marr and Brown contributing key plays as the teams traded runs in a dramatic early season clash. attendance noted as Arctic weather lingered.
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League Park
Silver” King
Arlie Latham
Gladiator
Pete
Coon Hollow
Walla Walla
Fred Carroll
Will White
Holliday
Bierbauer
Smith
King
Bettty
Browntoe Slattery
Sly
Browning
Harrington
Reilly
Siat
Hanlon
Mack
Lesby
Reis
Latham
Kleibauer
Marr
Hellly
Sinlin
Pulverized Mickey Giants Hitters Edge Welch in Boston
The Boston Hitters overwhelm Mickey Welch and the Giants in a high scoring game. Key players include Gore, Tiernan, Connor, Buckley, and Stover with multiple hits and bases, while Heston adds the only notable two base hit. Umpire Huret presides as the scoring unfolds with many miscues and wild pitches.
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Livston
Heston
Stevey
Gore
Tiernan
Connor
Buckley
Tucker
Quinn
Brodie
Kirward
Stever
Koodie
Nash
Gare
Baveed
Welch
Whistler
Neleh
Kirst
Huret
Thornton Weakens For Brooklyns Easy Win
New York report describes Thornton faltering as Brooklyns beat Philadelphia 7 to 3. Box score notes Giants players Griffin Dally Debehanty and others with hits and runs. Thornton hit by pitch and errors cited. first half led by Thornton’s pitching until late.
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Phiila Rep AE
Brooklin
AE Haunten
Fonty
UW Maekoes
Clementa.c
Brown
Duitye
Alen
Wiet Wes
Pailadelpisia
Thempeun
Ae Collins
Griffin
Dally
Bier
Eet Thompson
Thornton
Schwitz
Vtec Ieing
Mosis
Iron Sea
Ula
Cleveland Young Men Struggle Versus Anson’s Team in May
Cleveland faltered through the game against Anson’s squad with a poor performance. The piece details a heavy setback by the local group as the 61st inning unfolded and the game slipped away. Chicago appeared to play a near parallel role, with mixed effort noted throughout.
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Anson
Cleveland
Chicago
Association Baseball Scores and Schedule Notes
Baltimore defeated Louisville 19 to 6 and St Louis 13 at the day’s games. Columba faced Philadelphia with Cincinnati visiting Boston, while Washington played St Louis in a key match. Western League results include Minneapolis 6 Omaha 2 and Milwaukee 10 Lincoln 5 with St Paul hosting Kansas City.
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Columba
Washington
Cincinnati
Boston
Minneapolis
Umahs
Sioux City
Denver
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Unclear listing of matches and entries with multiple names
The text shows a sequence of match entries and participant names such as Cochran Wilson Penn Scott Clover Penrose and Wolstencroft. It reads like a tournament draw with first to eighth matches, multiple teams and numerous participants, but many fragments are garbled and hard to interpret.
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Cochran
Ki G. A. Wilson
Gern
Penn
Scott ‘Empler
Wenvenenete
Yapaton
M Srow li
Fietes
Gaira
W. Olenerot Peace
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Penros
Fielecy
McDonald Eveanes Kelsey
King
Scott
Coch
Penrose
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Wolstencroft
O. Fallon
Johnston
Thurman
Crane
Miller
Clarke
Clover
Fieles
Wilson
Mechting
Duffey
Meergan
Holt Court
Coeriee Fire
A. A King
Aap
Holt
Iee
Kelsey
Krueger
Brown
Fallon
Shaner
Scroggs
McPherson
Cochran Vielde
Dippold
A. Fallon
Coldtencroft
Johnaston
McDonald
Harbison
Barnes
Firet
Falon
Sutter
A. H. Ming
Donald
Fillis
Wallace
Gee Yea
Willison
Denney
cPhei
How the Italian Case Stands and U.S. Reaction
New Orleans grand jury findings on the killing of Italians stir State Department debate. Officials question treaty implications and whether nationality affects accountability while noting that eight victims were naturalized or intended naturalization. Porter's Rome leave discussed as pending.
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Hineros
New Orleans
Grand Jury
State Department
Department of Justice
Grant
United States
Italy
Periods of Workings of the Old Tales
Fragmentary note describes a June to November period for a fair of old tales and tacit works. It mentions upcoming statistics by Mr. Wright with Labor Department agents aiding after communications finish.
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Satan
Wright
Labor Department
Young Men's Christian Association Opens 29th International Convention
Kansas City hosts the 29th international convention of the Young Men's Christian Association with officers elected for permanent organization led by Thomas H. McPheeters. The report discusses missionary work, youth snares, finances, libraries, and 25,000 members, noting two deaths among leaders.
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Kansas City
Young Men's Christian Association
Calvary Baptist Church
H. B. Chamberlain
Denver
Thomas H. McPheeters
St. Louis
Charles A. Jewell
Connecticut
Thomas A. Wilker
Ontario
David Coleman
Alabama
Henry A. Avery
South Dakota
Thomas D. Foster
Iowa
Samuel B. Harbizon
Pennsylvania
John A. Schewerhorn
Colorado
Herbert A. Clark
Michigan
Ralph C. Goodwin
Massachusetts
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William H. Meade
California
WilliamcDonald
Kansas City Association
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C. 8. Holt
Chicago
International Committee
Association
Mission Felas
Topeks
Howard Crosby
New York City
Henry H. Webster
Where Are the Scullees Moth Challenges Local Men
Bellaire C May 6 Vaun G McTs issues a challenge to local men for boat racing. He offers a 200 yard long race against Jake Teemer Will White or Dan toould and a three mile race with a ten second head start for Thomas Richards. He invites responders to meet at the office for a match.
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Jake Teemer
Will White
Dan Tould
Oacide
Uri
Thomas Richards
Mecesport
Chalat
Bellaire
Vaun G
Exciting Trotting Finishes at Baltimore Driving Park
Telegram dispatch reports a thrilling day at the Gentleman Driving Park Baltimore with close finishes in race two featuring Sadie M and Miss Thompson. First race was one mile trotting Sat class for a purse of 23722 with Miss Thompson and Lady Gray among the noted entries. times cited around 2:31.
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Baltimore
Sadie M
Miss Thompson
Driving Park
Lady Gray
Bolivar Defeated as Armoured Batting Shines for Home Team
Blatrsville May 6 Bolivar was routed in a lopsided game with the home club showing strong batting led by Armour who battered Bolivar’s pitcher Connelly. Bolivar managed only one hit, a liner by Binierilie, while Armour struck out several Bolivar batters. Umpire Scab Dagon.
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Blatrsville
Bolivar
Armour
Connelly
Binierilie
Elsirsville
Armour, Ey
D. Harr
Eee Ohase
William Barr
Scab Dagon
Racing results from Nashville meet May sixth
The Nashville program today showed Uee Jay day Gre winning the first race over Van Cluse with Porter third in :57. Bureb Girst led Whittler and Rolly Bolly in the second race, with Texas (irie) in third at an unlisted time. Brandolette captured the one mile event ahead of Sir Abner and Chimes in 1:42. Mam Farmer won the five furlong, Wan placed second, Gen. Mitchell third. Nettie Kent led to win, with Gien Hall second and Long Hroeck third in 1:???.
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Nashville
Uee Jay Day Gre
van Cluse
Porter
Bureb Girst
Whittler
Rolly Bolly
Lae
Mam R
Texas
Iri
Brandolette
Sir Abner
Chimes
Mam Farmer
Wan
Gen. Mitchell
Nettie Kent Int Gien Hall
Long Hroeck
Edgeworth and Leetsdale Battle in Tight Game
A close contest at Leetsdale yesterday featured Edgeworth against Leetsdale. Final scoring shows Edgeworth edging Leetsdale with Copeland leading Edgeworth and Annet and Palmer contributing key plays.
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Leetsdale
Edgeworth
En Copeland
Annet
Palmar
Pirates Face Reds as Contract Jumpers Spark Debate
A Cincinnati telegram reports The Post calling out Pittsburg Pirates stars as contract jumpers. The piece denounces O Neill and the club for engaging thus with players under duress and questions the integrity of pitchers who could fix games for money, seeding sharp controversy before four games at League Park.
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the Post
J. Palmer O'Neill
Pittsburg Pirates
Gove
O' Neil
Pirates
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Reds
Andromised
King Baldwin
Reilly
Lexington Racing Results May 6 Highlights
In Lexington on May 6 the program produced several races with clear placings. Fan King won the seven furlongs race followed by Falerno and Laura Dower. Camille Fire led the six furlongs, with Reputation second and Virgin II third. The one mile and one eighth event saw Halgowan win with Sportsman second and Allen Bane third. The remaining races recorded winners and times, noting Greeney Genes and Mary Anna among the places.
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Lexington
Fan King
Falerno
Laura Dower
Furioues
Camille Fire
Reputation
Virgin Ll
Anes Mee
Halgowan Ping
Sprint for 150 yards stars Morrissey vs Hammond in McKeesport
A sprint between Patrick Morrissey of McKeesport and Tom Hammond of Duquesne is planned for 100 yards with a four start, to be staged at a yet to be announced time and place. Hammond recently defeated Nicholl at Monon and will be a tough rival. a forfeit is posted and the race may occur in about three weeks.
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Mckeesport
Patrick Morrissey
Tom Hammond
Duquesne
Ume
Morrissey
Hammond
Nicholl
Mononalvela City
J. A K
Gloversville
N. Y
Mae Huse
Troy
Sohustone
Sones
Two Votes Short on Liquor Bill After Long Fight
In Harrisburg the Senate split on a liquor bill authorizing licensed dealers to ship goods to their places of business by carrier or own means. The measure received 24 votes, two short of passage, while 14 voted against. A separate provision barring stockholders or directors of certain firms from becoming notaries public was defeated.
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Harrigburg
May
Senate
Eat
Deoa
President Kramer Announces ABA Contracts and Releases
Cincinnati May 6 President Kramer announces contracts and releases in the American Baseball Association. The list includes Columbus Philip Knefl and J A With nope ale ene Li with Philadelphia Feton Clamberlain and Washington James M Murns Thomas H Hart among others.
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Cincinnati
Kramer
American Baseball Association
Op roeRes
Columbus
Philip Knefl
J. A
Philadelphia
Washington
James M. Murns
Thomas H. Hart
Banning Too Gay Sparks Headline Fight in Cincinnati
A Telegram from Neware reports W Banning placed ads in Cincinnati papers claiming readiness to fight anyone at 150 pounds. He assaulted F K Grogs, proprietor of Shenandoah restaurant, leaving him unrecognizable and unable to defend a child. Grogs was arrested.
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Dieparn
Neware
W. Banning
Cincinnati
F. MK. Grogs
Shenandoah
Gross
Horse Racing Card From Washington Meet May 6
First race one mile Syracuse wins with Mirabeau placing second and Gipsy Queen third in 14. Second race details incomplete with Coldstream and Cutalong in top three. Third race three-quarters mile Lutriguante leadsMabel second Belisarious third in 1:15. Fourth race five and a half furrows Thiers wins with Urowan second. Fifth race hurdle Delaware and Pat Uskiey place second with Dela ware first time 0:51.
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Syracuse
Mirabeau
Coldstream
Cutalong
Mabel
Belisarious
Thiers
Uurowan
Delaware
Pat Uskiey
Pittsburg Baseball Benefiting Hospital Match
Pittsburg retail and wholesale merchants teams meet Saturday for a benefit game to support a proposed hospital. Players will parade the streets led by the Electric Band before the game.
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TSP
Aton
McExEsront
Pittsburg
Mehecaport
Aneelt
Baseball Notes Outline Player Moves Across Teams
The report lists Milwaukee releasing Pitcuks Buckley and St Paul releasing pitcher Dalton. Albany signs ex St Louis pitcher. Presumably King’s good work praised, while SAM SMITH released by Spokane. Columbus selects Mike Lehane as captain for remainder of season amid line-up discussions and managerial notes on patience and experimenting with positions.
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T. Louis
Albany
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Dalton
Chicago
King
Sam Smith
Spokan Ulet Reapy&k
Ware
Calemrvas
Mark Baldwen
Euelcat
Eee
Washington County League Opens With Four Clubs
The opening day of the Washington County Baseball League is set for next Saturday with four clubs entered: Washington, Canonsburg, Venetia, and Uniontown. Venetia travels to Canonsburg and Uniontown hosts Venita in the season opener. Two games are scheduled for Decoration Day and July 4.
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Washington County League
Rotfator
Washington, Pa
Washington County Baseball League
Washhe
Canonsburg
Venitia
Cingaville
Venits
Oleyonville
Sancee
Consul Corte Expresses Dismay Over Grand Jury
Italian Consul in New Orleans M Pasquale Corte criticizes the grand jury for not using his evidence in the Hennessey murder case. He claims he provided documents and information but says only part was used and vows to forward a report to the home government.
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M. Pasquale Corte
Mr. Corte
Hennessey
Grandary
Grand Jury
A Scheme for Street Cars Introduces Receipts System
A new method on some electric lines replaces bell punches with conductor receipts for cash fares. Receipts come in pads of 100, each with a distinctive number and serial. At night the conductor must return used receipts to match the pad, creating a transfer check. The public’s stake appears as 100 receipts worth 25 cents, redeemable for six street car tickets upon return.
Newark Advertiser Notes Irish Champion Wrestler at Franklin
The champion wrestler who speaks English best is employed as a newspaper correspondent in Franklin Pennsylvania. He describes an incendiary fire at three o'clock in the morning and notes it has given the local people a cold chill.
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Franklin
English View on New Orleans Grand Jury Findings
The St James Gazetts comments on the New Orleans grand jury's lynching case findings. It notes the jury did as expected and warns that Secretary Blaine may not appreciate its polemical tone and the issue of constitutional authority delaying government action.
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Loroox
St James Gazetts
New Orleans
Marquis di Rudini
Hlaine
Schaefer Defeats Carter In Notable Billards Match
In Carcaco on May 6 the world champion Jacob Schaefer defeated Eugene Carter in a notable billiards challenge at Central Music Hall. The final score read Schaefer zero Carter 481 as Carter entered an unbeaten streak with a best run. About 5,300 spectators attended the event.
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Billards
Jacob Kehaefer
Eugene Carter
Central Music Hall
Schaefer
Carter
Board of Appeals Meets in Semi Annual Session
The American Trotting Association Board of Appeals met for a semi annual session. Several cases were disposed of but none deemed sensational. The Nelson case was not presented to the board and no action was taken on it.
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Chicago
Board of Appeals
American Trotting Association
Nelson
Porter’s Leave Sparks Italian Government View
Rome May 6. The Italian government does not attach much significance to Minister P s expected request for leave of absence. The statement surprised political circles as the New Orleans incident seemed near an amicable settlement.
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HT Dunlap
Rome
P Ts
New Orleans
Local Football Team to Don Best Men for McDonald Trip
McKre esport May 6 Local squad heads to McDonald Saturday for Western Pennsylvania Football League action in fall uniforms and with their strongest lineup. The item notes other regional sports events and boxing match talk from Gloversville and Troy as part of a busy sporting landscape.
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Mckreesport
McDonald
Fires Damage Multiple Buildings Across Towns Traced Losses
Fire reports from Oshkosh El Paso Edwardarille Massillon Grand Rapids and other locations cite losses ranging from minor to major. Notable totals include Paige's foundry 30000 in Oshkosh Hogg's livery barn 30000 in El Paso and the Grand Trunk lines buildings 25000 at Edwardarille. Several incidents are under investigation and insurance coverage varies.
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Wit
D. CO
Paige
el Paso
Hogg
Albany
Lanre
Edwardarille
Mich
Grand Trunk Railroad
Concamet
Losuranes
Death of Mrs Mangaret McCANDLESS in Allegheny City
Mrs Mangaret McCANDLESS died Thursday morning May 7 1891 at 1 10. She lived in her ninetieth year. Funeral from the residence of D H Campbell No 80 Palo Alto street Allegheny City with note of funeral hereafter.
Italian Vengeance Strikes Devoted Traveler in Florence
Florence reports an American, William Jacques from Newton Massachusetts, was driving with his daughter when a mob pelted the carriage with stones. The daughter defended her father and was seriously injured. The News quotes a New Orleans grand jury report offering limited satisfaction and urges pursuit of corrupt jurors.
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William Jacques
Newton
Mass
Lonnox, May
New Orleans
Italy
America
President Harrison Visits Tacoma in Rain to Promote American Merchant Marine
In Washington State a rainy reception in Tacoma greeted President Harrison and a government party. Governor Ferry and Tacoma’s mayor delivered welcome addresses as Harrison urged rebuilding an American merchant fleet to carry the flag into Puget Sound ports. The President then traveled by rail toward Seattle amid ceremonial proceeding.
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Wash
Washington
Ferry
Harrison
Puget Sound
Shetakeil Ga
Shere of Garren
The
the Presidental
Seattle
Aemnomet
Shooting Tournament at Brepot's Island Delights Fans
General sporting news reports a big success of the Brepot's Island shooting tournament with exciting contests. Local men win prizes as visitors praise Ittrepare as a top shooting center, and the event concludes today with yesterday's results listed in partial, unclear terms.
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Pittsburg
Brepot's
Ittrepare
M Niler
Firat
Fides. Krus
G A R Delegates Entertainment Bill Defeated
Lanse Michigan May 6 The bill to appropriate 30000 from the direct tax fund to aid in entertaining the National G A R encampment at Detroit this summer was defeated in the House this morning The vote stood 67 to 3, ten votes short of the required two thirds.
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Micn
Detroit
Congressional Tariff Committee Opens in New York
The United States Senate Tariff Committee met in New York City and worked late into the afternoon. It decided to extend the inquiry to various points across the country to continue its preliminary work.
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