Giants Triumph Over Pirates in Exposition Park Tilt
In a long Exposition Park contest the New York Giants overwhelmed the Pittsburgh team 9 to 2. Mutrie’s lineup displayed superior fielding and timely hitting while Baldwin labored on the mound and endured control issues as the Giants scored in multiple innings. Tiernan delivered a home run and Conner scored on several drives, cementing New York’s convincing win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Park
Jim Mutrie
Giants
Yesterny
James
J. Pulnver
Clarkson At His Best In Rough Scrimmage
On Peaco May 11 Clarkson played solidly as Hatehiteen fumbled and missed several passes. The standout moment was a long throw by Fran fren Lane to spoil a late play at the plate. Reston contributed a run as the game featured several errors and clumsy moments but ended with Clarkson showing polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
Hatehiteen
Tree
Reston
Fran Fren Lane
Cleveland
Comparative Temperature Report From Pirissuna
Pirissuna weather note reports a maximum temperature of 4 and a minimum of 2 degrees, issued by the United States Signal Service officer in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirissuna
United States Signal Service
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati on Heavy Hitting Rally
Brooklyn won at Cincinnati as O'Brien and Foutz hit two home runs each and Cincinnati committed two errors. The Reds had runners on base in most innings but could not drive them in, while Brooklyn produced the decisive scoring behind strong hitting and a pair of costly miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
McAleer
Davie
Childs
Hamilton
Shinde
Allen
MeAleer
Sive
Meyers
Brown
Exper
Phils
Clevelan Phiten
Cyscinx Ati
O'Brien
Foutz
Ocincinnati
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Gonzas
Allegheny Finance Committee Approves Salary Increases
The Allegheny Finance Committee backed liberal pay raises for city staff including four new clerks and higher wages for the chief clerk and other assistants. An ordinance to create an Assistant City Solicitor was amended to avoid city hall residency and political appointment issues. The controller's April statement showed receipts of 1984 and disbursements of 171,849.20, leaving a May 1 balance of 10,740.68.
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Grant Avenue
South Avenue
Union Bridge
Allegheny Finance Committee
Elphinstone
Assabin
City Hall
Pitts
Ttter
Etas
Peen
Vonther Brown
Sine Nes Pan Ace
Oes
Mecgere 3A
Rinhinsvons
Treasury
Preenen Lib Committee
PT Lippincott & Co
Glasscock Proves Great Shortstop as Teams Struggle
The piece notes Glasscock's strong shortstop play and says the club is in seventh place, with commentary on pitchers, infield strength, and managerial figures. It mentions Oakland pitcher Anderson, Giants summer form, and local clerks’ bank day plans, reflecting a sleepy, rumor-laden sports page tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasscock
Spieiavncoen
New York
McRifice
Gia Nat Manpirn
Bostons
Tareas
Anderson
Oakland cl
Nicks
Cub Connor
Wwe Sqeeanaies
D. McGinney
Fountain Stree
Omy Hanlos
Miller
George
Giants
Baker ballot bill sent back in senate recommit motion
The Baker ballot bill known as House no 2 was recommitted to the Elections Committee by Chairman Crouse. The move aims for further amendments with Democrats to propose changes including voter accessibility, but no time is set for further committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Lackawinnd
Election Board
Haker
Republican Steering Committee
Henny Hal
Senate probes State funds in hands of Philadelphia treasurer
A staff correspondent reports Senator Robinson offered a resolution authorizing the State Finance Committee to inquire into state funds held by City Treasurer Bardsley of Philadelphia and whether additional security is needed. Bardsley had 440,000 in Keystone National Bank and 44,000 in Spring Garden Bank, both closed, prompting concerns though Auditor General McCamant says the state can meet obligations. The resolution was adopted and McCamant will alert the Legislature if action is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
State Finance Committee
Bardsley
Philadelphia
Keystone National Bank
Spring Garden Bank
John
James Olson
Senate
cCamant
McCamant
Recommitted the Bill Edent Much Dissatisfaction
Ex Secretary C W Stone of Warren criticized the Congressional apportionment bill which moves his county into a Erie Crawford district. Cumberland County Democrats oppose shifting York Adams into Dauphin Perry, creating a Republican district. The bill was recommitted tonight and may revert to the original plan adding two Philadelphia and Allegheny seats.
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Hanusnono
C. W.stone
Warren
Erie
Crawford
McKean
Venango
Cameron
Cumberland County
York and
Adaimas
Dauphin
Perry
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Italians Return To Coke Region Workforce
More than 500 Italian workers arrived and were assigned to the Lotsenring Kyle and Davidson Frick Company plants. About 210 cars of shipments were moved yesterday as cold ovens will be fired at night. Strikes led to a near mobbing of Valentine Valeski by fellow Italians. Captain Loar’s grand jury presentation is postponed to Thursday. Eviction proceedings continue, with James McBride and James Keegan moving out to avoid removal. A death is reported at West Penn Hospital after a horse accident on Butler Street. coroner to investigate.
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Lotsenring
Kyle and
Davidson Works
Frick Company
Valentine Valeski
David Printz
West Penn Hospital
Printz
Butler Street
Metz Child Dies in Brownsville Family Funeral Planned
Died Metz On Sunday May 10 1691 at 2 50 PM Charlotte Metz daughter of John and Anna Metz aged 6 years 11 months Funeral will be from the home of her parents corner First and East streets on Tuesday May 18 at 2 PM Friends invited.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Asalen
Ian Moet
Per Auily
Pr. x
Las - M
Pap Phily
Philadelphia
Iphia
New Ye . M
Cds. W
Wash
York City
Johnetown Accom
Exee Bunday
Im P. Greens
Greendbarg
Derry Express
Va ‘Walls Accom
A. M
Reece
Rm Wilkinsby
Sooviag
Southwest P Penn Railway
Uniontown
Monongahela
Monongahela City
West Browneville
Cniontown
West Brownsville
Aba. m
LD E
Monon
Dravesburg
West Mouzaheth Accom
West Pennsylvania
Through the House. Insur ance company claims bill advances
In Hannisavac on May 1 a surge of petitions backed a bill to retire insurance companies resisting a claim. It would require depositing an amount with 10 percent added for attorney fees and attaching a cash surrender value to a life endowment policy prepaid for two annual dues. The bill passed on second reading on special order.
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Hannisavac
Compulsory Education Amendment Defeated in Senate
A Senate amendment to the compulsory education bill proposed by Senator Bates of Union would strike out all references to private public or chial schools and requiring children to attend school without designating their character. The amendment failed with 13 yeas 17 nays.
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Harrissona
Bates
Union
House
Senate
Yeas
Noys
White and Priddy to Race 100 Yards at Expression Park
Grant White and Joseph Priddy with backers plan a 100 yard foot race on dune 12 for 3 a side open for 600 x side. If secured Expression Park hosts the event between 6 and 7 P M. White is described as a sprinter with limited recent racing while Priddy is noted as speedy though not a frequent racer. The match promises a lively contest.
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Grant White
Joseph Priddy
Expression Park
Priddy
Hinbeckers
House Acts on Liquor Licenses and Adjournment
In Hagwinscves May 11 the House took up a bill on liquor licenses issued on basis of tion with one for every inhabitant. Mr Bernhard moved the bill indefinitely and the vote ended 5 nays. The record notes Quigley called up the act the House adjourned Friday.
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Hagwinscves
Quigley
Evvey
Bernhard
Court extension prompts potential appeals by owners
The document notes a few days extension of time and suggests owners may seek court protection or protex through an appeal. Fieve expects at least some owners to pursue legal relief via the court.
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Fieve
Toothless German at Union Station Draws Crowd
A Bremen native, Julius Snyder of Washington, claims no teeth since birth and demonstrates a rubbery ridge in his gums that lets him chew with unusual efficiency. He says he served in the German army and was once wounded, while his father and mother await a brief visit back home.
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Union Station
Germany
Julius Snyder
Washington
Aesavanes
Julius
Wiend
Letpasic
Snyder
Algiers
Africa
Jones in Jail on Eight Larceny Charges at Pittsburg Market
Charles Jones awaits hearing before Alderman Gripp on eight larceny counts for stealing eggs and cheese from Pittsburg market stalls on April M. The value cited is 61. dollars. Named informants include J. S. Ackerman J. J. Doyle Daniel Jordan Albert Heck Henry Plots Albert Hill F Bendel and T J Brady. two others are unarrested.
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Charles Jones
Alderman Gripp
Pittsburg
Tada
Jones
J. S. Ackerman
J. J. Doyle
Daniel Jordan
Albert Heck
Henry Plots
Albert Hill
F. Bendel
Officials Confirm Hebrew Emigration From Russia
Telegrams from St. Petersburg received in local papers confirm reports that Hebrews have been driven from Russia. Two papers named Minskistock and Lubavoe claim the Czar ordered the Interior Minister to let Hebrew tradesmen stay in Moscow, and that Russian interests bought a railway company to remove workers.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Minskistock
Lubavoe
Moscow
Dumoulin Heads To Mexico With No Travel Costs
Special telegraph dispatch from Caxtos Ohio reports J Dumoulin aged 16 begins trip to Mexico without paying transportation. He travels unaccompanied by a referee who would supply meals. he aims to reach the marine tent part of Pent Way on The Braddock Tournament. Local gun club set for meeting in Brappeee May ld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caxtos
J. Domoulin
of Mexico
Dilays
May Festival Sale At Honne & Co. Penn Avenue Stores
May Festiva sale at Jos Honne & Co. Penn Avenue Stores feature May festival outfits for men including full dress shirts white ties and millinery. Special orders offered with large stock and lowest prices this week to fulfill big orders and display items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Ae. Horse & Co
Jos
Honge & Co
Penn Avenue
Protests From Pittsburg Firms Over Wharf Bill No 34
Special telegram reports Pittsburg business firms the Pittsburg Coal Exchange and 100 Southside citizens opposing Wharf Bill No 34. The bill passed first reading in the House. A separate note from Hannenville states the bituminous mining commission bill passed first reading.
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Haxgisnons
Rynd
Pittsburg
Hannenvule
Bituminous Mining Commission
Brief History of a Brave Little Fellow's Patient Suffering
A compact obituary note traces the quiet endurance of a young individual through illness. The piece emphasizes courage, family ties, and the impact of steadfast resilience amid medical hardship.
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Jim Murrie
John Ewing
Mark Baldwin
White
Lexington
Houston
Lewisville
Baltimore
St. Louis
Joos Talon
Mutrie
Ewiug
Owith
Lewrer
Roarke
Ewing
Ldwin
Pere
Uae
Nconia
Leeepen Ewing
Baldwin
Gare
Menchern
Vlaiter
Rawlon
Mack
Reilly
Hanlon
Connor
Lawyer O'Rourke
Big Hager
Bassett
Teft
Mourke
Weuletty
Hichardeau
Von
Artfally
Wraidwin
Tiernan
Tiernen
Sterling Secon Richartson
Ginsseark
Thernan
Conor
Browning
Witchetier
Glisscock
Conner
Dale Eco
O'Rourke
Aseti
Wiletiers
Wenlett Nooner
Gore
Danas Richanteon
Danny Tonkeeth
Pete Browning
sIngie
Ety
Carroll
Roger Oswar
Dyteeton
Pittspong
Hevion
Wo'rourke
Ink
Cou
Helia
Win
My York
Eure York
Stanton
Sasketar
Thrne-lane
Gacrace
Masseti
Anson Ani
Trewey
Jrahilen
Clevelands
Phillies
Rupia Bi
Tuion
Miatchen
Onda
Larkins
Hagan
James Larkins
Bea
Ciscinnati
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Griffin
Holits
Fan En Brien
Fourz
Philadelie Oe
Boston
Chicago
Association Games
Eciesaphie
Athiethe
AshiCte
I Louieville
Eeera Albert
Louisville
Bastteries
Chamberlain
Dickcomt
Bret Eiret
Ryan
Wissningeon
Peean
Itheon
Melonn
Wi Wosing
Cinciinati
Kilroy
Kelly
Amire
Baithnore
Acess Eceencesse
Farrell
Knell & Douakos
Peasnea
Coenen
Louteville
Lealdelale St. Ie
Cincinoatl
Allegheny Finance
Baseball Notes
Acer Gwillam
Mansfield
D Grose
Glareepost
Mid
McAliston
New Yorks
Ani
Eastern Park
Edie
Id. Hunt
Vira
N. Sehwarte
Seberoti
Ad He
Ion Riven Oe
Second Avenue
Baker
Coke
Warnen
Fair
Brownsville
Elver
Gan Ie Ees
Io Canal
Ign
Whiners
Lexinotos
Onabier
Ed Hopper
Pir Planet
Clisecon
RF D
Tune
Princess Limo
Kateer
Virgin
Young Tutt
Tutt
Fleming & Son
Market Street
OD Ag
Oo Ningara
A Bo
A . Maiyi
Tessa Why
California
San Francisco
Cal
Qrace
Marketttaburg
Machinista
J. B. Krercher
Wood Street
Signera
Claremont
Dmioer Barclay
Segoemont
Ariel
Grand Rapids
Low
Gilbert C. Meponsl
Ionita
Ealy
Cabie
Electrical and Medical Institute
Iece
John McDonald
Cable Company
and Medical Institute
Grand Mee
Fifth Street
Oman
Penn Ave
Corner
Pittsburg, PA
N. B
Columbias
Pope Mfg Co
Jas, W. Grove, Ag't
Winth Avexas
People's Store
Fifth Avenue
Ben
Gibson
Danville
Wise
Ramsey
James Wemcest & Co
Fleming
J. Carssagnac & Co
Pure Holland
Yaeleon
Old Tom Rathborne & Co
London
JOS. Fleming & Son
Diamond
Railroads
Federal Street
Allegheny City
Blairsville
Fourth Avenue
Try Street
Chas, FL Pugh
J. R. Wood
Pas
Age
Pittsburgh Union Station
Ennsylvania
Nes
Pan-Handle
Columbus
St. Lo
Chica
Asuineenitige
Toledo
U.a.m
Ee Med Diania Limited
Pullman
Etimore
Ohio Railroad
Pms
Baltiornfladelphiag
Siba
Waberland
Comnetevilie
Papl
Tatontown
Tsa
Oelg
Ara Genie Sa Us
Pleasant
Washington Pa
Colum
P.a
Sundaj Ieee
Aee Hee Baltha Cigetonath
Pitteharg Transfer Company
Finarenue
Cilas
C. Scull
Gen
Pass
Falla
Pain
Sim
Choetonuatt
Mileage
St. Lous
Salamanca
Youngstown
New Vr
Manatiert
Ama
Frota Keerhmout
West Newton
Armiv Ohm
New Haven
Keesport
Elizabeth
Bellevernon
la City
Futraneth
McBovsport
Sap
Tiatty
City Ticket Office
Smithfield Ot
SN Sre
Leghen Wall
Alees Leate Danton Vinton Kantermo
Bee E. T
Braeburn
Aml
Bulels
N. G. T. Agt
David Ae Gene
Ps Urg
Castle Shannon
Jenving
Seid
Bell P. Wa
AID
Bans Im
Wandin
Itshung
Western Rail
Loii
Butler, ‘ Y Bs
Abe Raline
JAS
Mneil & Bro
Wate Bicycles
Tel
Mente
The
Pennsylvania Watch Co
Penn
Penn Av
Ult Neatert
O. F. Ahlers
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