Boston Wins Close Batted Game In Sixth Inning Rally
Boston breaks a tight contest with two runs in the sixth inning as Beckley and Dunlap drive hits including a single and a grounder to prevent a double play. Miller allows key hits and errors but Boston adds a final run on a sacrifice and wild throw to seal a 7 5 victory over Pittsburgh.
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Hart
Pittsburg
Bostons
Staley
Boston
Brown
Johnson
Michael
Balla
Big Das Brouthers
Kelly
Brouthers
Foghorn Miller
Miller
Brouthers i Anouher Singie
Hanlon
Tm Sabena
Hardie
Braley
Nash
Andi
Fst
Sees Neeking
Stee Paneer
Smith
Billy St
Pon Beckley
Pitteburgers
Quinn
Beckley
Duniaps
Richardson
Hesult
Rune Zien Baal
Wasl'Tos 1 BF A RINDIAN'E'S ROB F AZ Boy
A brief item reports a robbery case involving a named boy in a local area. Police investigation is ongoing with limited readable details.
Fragmentary OCR record from Chicago area listing names and codes
A garbled OCR snippet shows partial names and numeric codes likely from a local listing or ledger. It includes scattered references such as CHICACOS, VanH, Pfeffer, Gumbernt and O Dw yer with associated numbers, but no complete actions or context.
ElPalos Nightfall Brief Delayed Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads as a dated public notice or brief item from ElPalos with scattered alphanumeric codes and unclear details. No explicit event, date, or names are discernible beyond generic reference to a location and a time/sequence string.
Rainy Louisville Race Day Sees Favorites Dominate
Wet track after heavy rain turns today's Louisville races into mud as favorites prevail. Barnes wins about 3000 dollars across four races with Unlucky, Stony Montgomery, and Badge delivering top finishes. Watterson, Amigo, and Penn claim wins in the second race with noted times and conditions described as very good given the conditions.
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Louisville
Barnes
McDowell
Stony Montgomery
Badge
Watterson
Amigo
Caldwell
Uncle Bob
Penn
Famine
Madeline
Recluse
Sell Urse
Wes
Brookfal
Chandler
Jakie Me
Bravo
Besa
Castaway
Sagelight
Seat Man
Blessing
Hed Lette
Bacaylie
Ed Batter
Charles Reed
Blaze Ban
Hettic L
Hanover Favored To Win Brooklyn Handicap At Gravesend
The New York Herald notes Hanover the chestnut son of Hindoo is the universal favorite for the Brooklyn handicap, with The Bard out of the race boosting Hanover’s odds. The Dwyers may pair Hanover with Inspector in a bid to clinch the big prize as Inspector shows strong early work at Gravesend this spring.
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Hanover
Brooklyn
New York Herald
Hindoo
Cassatt
Epeets
Eenee
Dwyers
Inspector Dition
Inspector Ceols
Gravesend
Louisville Jockey Club summons Western Bookmakers
The Louisville Jockey Club issues summons to James Palmer of the Western Bookmakers Association and its secretary to appear before the club's Executive Committee at 8 a.m. to show cause why the association should not be barred from the track for blocking bookmakers from saugh. The action signals a turf dispute and potential escalation with other Western bookmakers expected to join.
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Louisville
James Palmer
Western Bookmakers’ Association
M. Lewis Clark
Louisville Jockey Club
Toylay
Sie Club
Western Bookmakers' Association
Ionisville Lockes Club
Fourth Annual Fasig Horse Sale Opens at Glenville Track
Crevenayn May 18 reports the fourth annual Fasig sale at Glenville track. Horses sold include Helen McGregor with foal for 1000 to W H Crawford Lexington Kentucky, Captain Kate for 550 to S J Look Louisville, Hostess for 475 to C Howe & Son Nebraska, Dr. Kilton for 860 to A W Everett Lyons Nebraska, Ohio Prince for 860, Lateen for 860, Mabel E for 340 to S J Look Louisville, and more. all horses owned by W G Gordon.
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Crevenayn
W. B. Fasig
Glenville Track
Helen McGregor
W. H. Crawford
Lexington
Eky
Captain Kate
J. Look
Louisville
Hostess
C. Howe
C. Howe & Son, of Nebraska, For 475; Dr. Kilton, To A. W. Everett
Lyons
J. T. Cane
Racine
Wis
Mabel E
W. G. Gordon
Gordon
Black Fogon
Wes
Letter from Killrall to Fox on Sullivan bout plans
The missive from Killrall to backer R K Fox dated May 2 from Finchley London discusses arrangements for a match with John L Sullivan. He expresses confidence in Sullivan’s shift and his own chance to win on July 1, barring an unexpected setback. He requests no reception for the fight.
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Killrall
Jake Ekilram
R. K. Fox
Finchley Roap
London
Richard K. Fox
John L. Sullivan
Pritade Nist Sips
Greney Skeet Aes Ag
Cis Saisinere Ors Aid
Baltimore
Phenomenal Colt Dead Reported in Town Council Notes
In a terse council entry, BLUPPS of 18-OCzar reports the death of a notable colt connected to local affairs. Theodore is cited as overseeing the proclamation and funeral arrangements.
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Blupps
Oczar
Theodore
Beaver Signs Bills Passed by Legislature Amidst Broad Reforms
Governor Beaver today signed multiple measures affecting railroads and telegraphs reporting to the Auditor General, mortgage rights on mineral lands, and coal tax provisions. The actions include city governance reforms, livestock insurance provisions, and a Philadelphia exhibition commendation under Pennsylvania Museum and Industrial Art auspices. The package also encompasses poor relief funding, matreene court divisions, and county travel expense adjustments.
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Beaver
Philade
Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art
Seven Scenes
Camatrene
Governor Hill vetoes Saxton electoral reform bill
Albany May 13 Governor Hill vetoed the Saxton electoral reform bill. He cites two objections: the ban on nonofficially printed ballots and the requirement that tickets list all party and partial party nominees. He argues the provisions are cumbersome ineffective and unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hill
Weather Service Update At City Office May 18 1889
The U S service officer in this city provides the following time thermometer and hour details. Information appears to be limited and OCR mistakes obscure the exact figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Oe
oMeer
Ohio
River Telegrams Weather Summary Sparks Transit Alerts
River reports show varying water levels with Mount Ang town at 5 feet and station data. Weather cloudy with mild temperatures around 70 degrees. A Montan town river reads 4 feet 8 inches and falling, while Arren river shows 11-1/10 feet and falling amid overcast skies.
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Brownsyville
Business leaders denounce prohibition hurtting growth and trade
Atchison leaders say prohibition stifles business and drives population away. E. P. Waggener, former Missouri Pacific legal head, notes immigrants resistive to bans and cites Kansas City and St. Joseph as thriving while Atchison lags. Ex mayor sine and pharmacist Mr Pride warn universal or nearby states steal trade.
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Kan
Atchison
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Atchison and
Leavenworth
E. P. Waggener
Castle Garden
Sine
Ple
East Anp
Mr. Pride
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Pride
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
East
Notice of funeral for Flannery on May Day
On Tuesday morning May 1 the family announces the funeral for their youngest son and Hattie E. Sarees, to be held hereafter.
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Flannery
Hattie E. Sarees
Local testimony from Pittsburg artist on bronchial relief
A Pittsburg resident, Fred Bunselmeyer of 6022 Broad Street, shares his chronic bronchial and catarrhal illness. He details years of throat and head mucus, fatigue, and chest oppression, then credits Drs. Co and Biatt with restoring health after affordable treatment and care.
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Pittsburg
Fred Bunselmeyer
Broad Street
Mr. Bunselmeyer
Sam
Stes
Drs. Co & Biatt
Buisslmey
Poruait
Local Man Credits Dr Blair Cure After Long Catarrh Battle
Mr C C Brooks of 36 Magnolia Street describes a 20 year catarrh illness with blocked nostrils sore throat and night coughing. He recalls losing 15 pounds in two weeks and says after treatment by Dr Blair he recovered and regained strength.
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C. C. Brooks
Magnolia Street
Foodie
Tennessee
Blair
de. Blair
Sue Time
Brooks
Boston Herald
Magnolla St
Vecidon
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W. I Taylor
Tux St. Philomena’s Sunday School
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Sixth Ave
Tod P
DES
Ihaeiaae & Blair
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Drs. Copeland & Medigar College
Itu
The
People’s
SIORE
la Challis
Victoria
Roth
Campbell & Dick, Freemasons’ Hall
Fifth Avenue
Directoire
Rosenbaum
Market ST
Fifth Ave
Ohio State
P. Hermes
Cor
Old_ Ave
Boyd St
Liverpool
Wm.h. Allen
WM. Trinseld
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