Philadelphia Phillies Crush Pittsburgh Pirates in Wild Home Win
Philadelphia scored four runs in the first inning and rode Hallman and Shindle hits to a 6 3 victory over Pittsburgh. Cunningham struggled for the visitors as Philadelphia’s aggressive batting produced most of the runs while Pittsburgh’s seven errors widened the gap.
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Dame Fortune
Philadelphias
Galvin
Philadelphia
Jim
Pittebuarg
Phillies
Beort
Haluman
Ballman
Cunningham
Lack
Pallies
Corcoran
Hallman
Shindle
Milligan
Mulvey
Sanders
Bethroot
Farrar
Wiener
Ain
Alncien
Keehne
Ana Paseed
Mulver
Hartman
Pieide
Gouls
Shannon
Htetinesn
Usrec
Galeli
New York 11 Huffalo 12 May 1 baseball score
May 1 report from New York shows a tight game with Giants battering tied 3 o'clock conditions on the field. Player names and line scores listed with pitching by O Day and others, plus umpire notes and defensive plays.
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New York
Huffalo
Walfale
Giant
Hain
Boston Triumphs In Piay Ere League Tilt
Daley anchors Cleveland with perfect blocking as Boston wins a one sided Piay Ere League game. Attendance listed with lineups and team names, including Nash, Delahanty, Brown and Daley. Officials were Jones and Kulebt.
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Boetox
Boston
Daley
Cleveland
Immeton
Bupa Rcuveland
Stricker
Rolly
O Delahanty
Browy
Serene
Nash
Arkin
Onadterd
Sosatellie
Bakely
Amy
Jone-Roston
Mino-bare
Bronthers
Tehean
Steves
Stebin
Keily
Bruber
Kakely
Vleet Dae
Pura
Lrown
Siver
Sletvhanty
Eerie
Radferal
Baelye
Graber
Jones
Kulebt
Untitled historical sports entry fragment
A damaged OCR sports snippet mentions a Chicago team, a Boston rivalry, and multiple unreadable names. The text references scores and attendees but lacks clear events or outcomes. Further context is needed to identify teams, dates, and results.
Association Games Highlight Philadelphia and Nearby Teams
A fragmented summary notes association games featuring Philadelphia and teams like McMahon and Stratton. The text lists players and venues with uncertain names, suggesting a regional athletic card or meet with multiple participants and results unclear.
Daniels Satisfy Hartford Request for Low Terms
Hartford club dispatches for lowest terms of Lianiela while Washington club seeks Uiray terms. O Neil indicates Graf loan to Meadville through June and denies Dunlap charges as Hecker and Sunday defend the team. Sunday asserts Thorougthy actions and O Neil says no investigation into Sunlap’s charges was intended.
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Hartford
Picher
O'Neil
Lianiela
Roy
Daniels
Washington, D. C
Uiray
O' Nell
Graf
Meadville Undll
Hecker
Dunlap
Srates
Mecker
Uenlap
Hecker Ale
Chas E
Sunlap
Confused College Baseball Pairings From City List
A fragmented OCR list shows mismatched team pairings and venues across several cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston and Syracuse. The garbled text includes references to American Association Toledo Philadelphia and matchups such as Leach MecKeesport Springfield Youngstown Canton Wheeling and Akron Dayton.
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Natiewan Leacve
Pitteburg
New York
Chicago
Philadelpha
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Boston
Playens
Ksgue
Ittsborg
Muttslost
Philadelphia
American Association
Toledo
Syracuse
Louisville
Brooklym
St. Louis
Mochester
Tw-Starr
Leach
MecKeesport
Springfield
Youngstown
Canton
Wheeling
Mans- Heid
Akron
Dayton
Altoona Beats Lebanon In Tight 5-6 Shootout
Altoona clinched a close 6 to 5 win over Lebanon as the home club impressed a growing crowd. Pitchers Hudson and Goodheart starred for Altoona while Lebanon’s Herundon and M Umpire Hudson worked behind the scenes in a rowdy contest.
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Dinfator
Altoona
Lebanon
Altoona Cied
Ecore
AOHM
Ant—Hite
Altoons
Errors
Batteriga
Hudson and Goodheart
Herundon
Hudson
Cleveland Signs Garfield For National League Club
The Cleveland club announced the signing of Garfield, who had sought a move earlier but will not play until the team returns from its current trip.
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Clevelan D. C
Cleveland
Garfield
Mytteparg
Local clubs seek games amid mixed results and notices
Arctics of Glenwood organize to play any local young club while Power Hall Club targets HL Rooks. Sharpsburg Browns challenge G W Scotts or other youth teams. Hanlons beat Hillops and eye locker matchups as Eddie Waler advertises on Industry Street. Ewing’s short stop attempt cited as poor showing in New York baseball scene.
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Gome
Miller
Youngman
Arctics
Glenwood
Power Hall
HL Rooks
Martin
Pitteburg
Hrcwley
Philadelphia
Jake
Sharpsburg Browns
G. W. Scotts
J. J. McGiven
Sharpsburg
Hanlons
Hillops
Edwin Waler
Industry Street
Ecuierk Baskball
Liverpool
Torontoos
Bankeville Club
W. Mack
Third Street
Tnr
New York
Sven
Ewing
Motrie
Lumden Wins Again In Working Boat Race
Lumden of Ushaw Moor defeats Hawdon of Newcastle in a second scullers race over the River from Madison Mowe to Armstrong Shear Lege for a stake of 5. Hawdon feared a close contest, but Lumden led from the start, extended his advantage to three lengths, and won by two lengths with Tom Winship of Gateshead as referee.
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Haydon
Lumeden
London
Wiliam Lonmeden
Ushaw Moor
John Hawdon
Newcastle
Armstrong
Lwmeden
Hawdon
Xeinnerber
Medhbengh Bridge
Aida
Tom Winship
Gateshead
Defeats Greek George in Three Wrestling Bouts
Special telegram from England reports Thomas Connors, English champion, defeated Greek George in three catch as catch can bouts at Opers Hower before 1,000 spectators. Greek showed strong effort with locks and throws but Connors won two of the three rounds, one by fall. Postmatch, Green and the Greek challenged Connors to additional matches to be arranged after a Wednesday night Conteurs-Barbeck card.
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Dispatch
Eng
Reek George
Thomas Connors
Opers Hower
Buffsto
Fromerr
Tones
Connors
Bret
Fle
Charles Green
iOs
Kemp And O Connors Summer Regatta Challenge
Summer. Sypxty reports a curling match between Peter Kemp the Australian and William O Connor the Canadian. The article notes Kemp's victory over McLean and hints Kemp as the best Australian aside from Stansbury. It predicts Canadian strength, mentions opposition from McLean and Donnelly, and discusses boat design differences in testing Kemp versus O Connor.
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Sypxty
N. 5
Eter Kemp
Williamd. O'Conner
O'Connor
Stansbury
Jenos
Kemp
McLean
Peter
Quan Hite
Mundo
Connor
Kealoet Kemp
J. Donnelly
Contor
Mo Dovtt
Rainy Lovieville racing meet lists multiple races and results
The Lovieville program shows results from several races with horses like Katrina Ora Kobespierre Letcher and Pennyroyal in various distances. Entries include prices and odds such as Kobespierre at 4 to 1 and Letcher at 8 to 1, with remarks on pools and future bets.
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Nile
New Castle
Polemus
Pell
Mary Hi
Weec X
Chedake Milber
Ity Cinivor
Astawar
Dork
Sephare
Buckeye
Mrookful
Micweartivvded
Merchants
Wiles
Ginekner
Linite
Marieyetone
Artesia
Seaside Stakes Features 2-Year-Olds At Spring Meeting
The fourth day of the spring meeting sees a drying track and a strong Seaside Stakes for two-year-olds. Winners include Her Highness in the mile race with 1:40 time and Strideaway in the mile event, with disputed finishes and betting odds noted across the program.
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Adamant
Tulla Minekburn
Agatont
Strideaway
Madstone
King Orab
Tima
Wrrniver
Owe
Russell Sorond
Lord Harry
Quesal
Monmonth
Ete Ranch
Bettog
Lagan
Quewal
Dilbjy
Old League Games Report Mixed Results In New York and Brooklyn
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh clash as Schmitt struggles and O'Brien hits a home run in a 2 to 0 Pittsburgh loss. New York edges Cleveland with costly errors and Esterbrook and Stockwell producing key hits in a 6 to 4 New York win.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Huffalo
Boston
Cleveland
Brooklsn
Brooklyn
Talladelphila
Toston
Uoston
Tiervan
Omcmean
Glussek. S
Fetertr’'k
O Stockwells
Bassett
Iswalley
Clarke
Ros
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Elmvis
Hornung
Ardner
Murphy
O Zimner
Welch
Beatrip
Summany
Wils
Glasscock
Esterbrook
Stockwell
Tises
Timescock
Enka Esterbrook
Balle
Ily Welch
Beatin
Hassett
Festerbrook
Denny
Gilks
Zimmer
Time
Powers
Zacharias
Cincinnati Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Tight NL Tilt
Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 6 in a National League game. Halliday and Schriver led with key hits, while Marr and Myers fueled the offense. Strong pitching allowed late runs as Cincinnati earned the victory with 9 earned runs to Philadelphia’s 6.
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Philadelthia
Cincianati
Misera Sace
Sittenance
i/Smith
P.c
Cinelymath
Pabiadelphia
Cincinnati
Halliday
Schriver
Marr
Miines
Myers
Holliday
Beard
Knight
Smith
Mer
Allen
Myrra
Thompson
Mullane
Amines
Hawilion
Mayer
Balle
Clements
Patchbes
Sic Qquade
Chicago Triumph With Strong Pitching And Errors
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 1 as Wilmot and Hutchinson led offense with two-base hits. Clarkson faltered after an error in the fifth inning. Hardie and Clarkson fanned batters, with Anson and Donne contributing in the field. Attendance around 1,400 at the game reported by the Chicago lineup.
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Dbaston
BostTax
NX. L
Clarksons Inn
Boss
newChicaco
AXE Packer
Bees Sineens
Wilmot
Ganzel
Anson
McGarr
Rodie
Peek Smit
Hardie
Clarkson
Sumnany
Boston
Hutchinson
Ganezoll
Metfarr
Bares
Wilmat
Smith Stages Bold Showing in Four-Ounce Bout
Chicago May 19 a crowd of six thousand watched Peter Jackson the colored Australian champion and Ed Smith of Colorado in a lively four ounce gloves bout. Smith appeared cautious early but rallied in the later rounds landing blows against Jackson though the verdict favored Jackson in a decision that drew crowd reaction.
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Cuicago
Peter Jackson
John Fe Sullivan
Ed Smith
Colas Rato
Smith
Vanlage Tromdackson
Dackson
Kreery
Muldern Olfera
Agapitat Coy
Bar Sullivan
AlAulife
Jacason
Malone Challenges World in Continuous Pool Match
J L Malone the pool player issues a world wide challenge to play continuous pool 4 point games to a finish for a side and championship. The match would be in Chicago in the third week of January with final stakeholders and delegates to follow and Malone has posted a forfeit.
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Malone
Denver
Col
J. L. Malone
Chicago
Bengress
Heel and Toe Walking Contest At Southside Driving Park
A Sunday morning heel and toe walking contest at Southside Driving Park saw Mosare, George Bittner, J G Moore and F P Slicker attempt eight miles in under two hours. Mitler finished in about one hour two minutes while Moore and Slicker completed the distance in roughly one hour and four minutes. The track was heavy and Bittner was said to be ready to challenge any man in Lehigh county.
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Mosare
George Bittner
J. G. Moore
F. P
Slicker
Mitler
Moore
Bittner
Local mill veteran Thomas Jones dies at City Farm
Thomas Jones, a former Southside mill worker and long time local figure, died yesterday at City Farm. The obituary notes his age and his prior reputation as a lightweight champion in the community.
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Thomas Jones
Southside
City Farm
Iiet
Braestern Peulnsine
National Board of Health Conference Meets at Capitol
Nashoial May 19 The national conference of State Boards of Health convened at the State Capitol with President McCormack of Kentucky presiding Delegates from 18 states and Canada attended The gathering discussed printing annual reports disseminating public knowledge and promoting hygiene backed by Kentucky resolutions urging cooperative epidemic control The session adjourned after night discussions on remaining questions
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Nashoial
National Conference of State Boards of Health
State Capitol
McCormack
Kentucky
Canada
MecCormack
G. O. Ranchel
Ilinois
J. D. Plunkett
Tennessee
State Board of
Died in the saddle on Cosumnes ranch
At William Dixon’s Cosumnes ranch a man named Michael Dixon died suddenly while riding with his nephew Alvin Plummer present. Dixon, a heart disease sufferer, slumped forward in the saddle and died. the body was placed in a buggy and driven back to the ranch.
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Sacramento Record Union
William Dixon
Cosumnes
Dixon
Michael
Alvin Plummer
Mr. Plummer
Emeeiee
Mr. Dixon
Dixon Ranch
Depew Succeeds Grant In City Politics Talk
Discussion centers on Chauncey M. Depew amid New York City mayoralty chatter. Friends debate his rise approach from city helm to governorship, and a Vanderbilt gift rumor is dismissed as unlikely.
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Carson Lake
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
New York City
Depew
New York State
Helise
William H. Vanderbilt
New York Central Road
Lobsters in Prison Fight Amidst Exposed Fights
Boston Globe describes lobsters dumped into a dory fighting each other. A larger lobster attacks a smaller rival with claws and curling tail, as both suffer and claw damage increases. The larger wins, the smaller dies, while the victor rests exhausted.
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Boston Globe
Booms on the Beach at Anglesen as Black Drum Arrive
The Black drum surge draws 40 fishermen and fisherwomen to Anglesen Beach near Mace's Pavilion. A 91 pound drum tops the catch as anglers haul in lines and baskets at high tide. Captain Alfred Pickwick of the Hereford House scouts the scene while the fish return to the surf.
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Philadelphia Times
Anglesen
Alfred Pickwick
Mace’s
Tobacco and Wool Debate Winds Through Congress
May 19 report from Wasniscrox describes a mild House revival of the Campbell dispute over tobacco and wool. Bayne apologizes to Wilson, Mills and Bland threaten further action, Campbell attends to offer support, and tariff debates follow with amendments on cigars and oleomargarine.
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Wilson
West Virginia
Colonel Bayne
Bayne
Bynum
Mills
Bland
McMillin
Congress
Barne
Hall of Representatives
Boshong Promoted to Traveling Passenger Agent at Pennsylvanian
F M Boshong, ticket agent at Steubenville, promoted to Traveling Passenger Agent to fill the vacancy created by A F Crawnon retirement. Appointment takes effect June 1. Address becomes Detroit Michigan and reports to A le Kimball, one General Passenger Agent at Clove A.
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F. M. Boshong
Pennsylvania Company
Steubenville
A. F. Crawnon
Time and River Schedule Amid City Notices
A scrambled OCR note references the United States city, a time schedule, and a river crossing at about 5:00 PM with an 6.8 hour span. It mentions Mecenssceevese and W200 Mienaseen with cryptic abbreviations BHBP and SLOOP.
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United States
Mienaseen
Bossceesciene
Weather Telegrams From Morgantown and Nearby
Special telegrams report river stages at Morgantown and surrounding towns with levels ranging from five to ten feet and falling in places. Weather notes show cloudy to warm with rain and variable temperatures around 70s.
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Morgantows
Warren
Knownsville
Loutsville
Denerint
Piiabeen Amepes
Ararg
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Taining
Lost wife found then lost again in Pittsburg mystery
Mr. McCrea searched three weeks for his wife a stylish woman about five years old who left Wildwood for Pittsburg to consult a physician. A sighting led to a joyful reunion at the Girard Hotel but she vanished again before returning home on the 6 25 train leaving the husband desperate.
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Wildwood
Pittsburg
McCrea
Mr. McCrea
Burmese Queen Meeebya Mindone Min’s Burial Procession
The Rangoon Gazette details the burial of Meeebya Queen, wife of King Mindone Min. A mile long procession with white umbrellas, lavish gilded shrines, and bands marked the funeral. The Prin as chief mourner led the coffin bearing via white rope, attendants in white, roses strewn along the path, and finally cremation near Shosy Dagon Pagoda with ashes to be cast on the Irrawaddy.
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Rangoon Gazelle
Mindone Min
Rangoon
Prin
Paira
Shosy Dagon
Bahan
Irrawaddy
Champagne Bets Over Scriptural Quote in Senate Dining Room
Julius Casar Burroughs of Michigan and Benjamin Butterworth of Ohio bet bottles of champagne over quoting a Bible passage in the Senate restaurant. Both men failed to recite the text correctly, ending with an impromptu champagne disposal as they settled the wager.
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Julius Casar Burroughs
Michigan
Benjamin Butterworth
Ohio
Senate
Butterworth
Burroughs
Hutterworth
Great Britain's Growth
London Spectator discusses rapid population rise in England and Wales with 188 births 885,179 and 517,968 deaths in the year, an increase of 367,211. Population exceeds 28 million. births outnumber male deaths, suggesting shifts from emigration and overseas work. Projections to 1970 suggest about 60 million if growth continues, though certainty is uncertain.
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London Spectator
England and
Wales
Registrar General
Ireland
England
Speak-Easies Raided in Allegheny District
Mrs. Annie Tackey’s speak-easy at 100 Stewart Street Allegheny was raided. In default of a $50 fine she served 60 days in the work house. Four patrons were fined. Andrew Abrey’s speak-easy at First and Chestnut streets was also raided. he paid $25 and costs. Three patrons were fined.
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Annie Tackey
Stewart Street
Allegheny
Andrew Abrey
First
Chestnut Streets
Refused to Give His Name After Saloon Larceny Arrest
Patrol Officer Heim of Allegheny arrested a young man for larceny of a bottle of wine at Kteap's saloon on Irwin. The prisoner refused to give his name.
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Heim
Allegheny
Ron Tigh
Kteap
Irwin Fae
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