Denials and plans swirl around Cincinnati Sunday ball game
Manager Hanlon addresses rumors about Carroll and Beckley, confirms no release of pitchers, and discusses potential Friday Brooklyn game terms with Ward. He notes Staley may join Brooklyn and predicts a keen matchup if he signs. Boston visiting club viewed as strong despite recent luck. Stratton and Mack to back home battery.
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Louisville
Washington
Anowcsoues
Columbus
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Staley
Ward
Carroll
Hanlon
John Ward
Beckley
Toe Waae
Peason
Nageuen
Fred Carroll
The
Brook
Harry
Bostons
Selee
Stratton
Mack
Getzein
Nichols
Sunday Association Games Report From Louisville
A chaotic summary notes results and errors across Sunday Association games in Louisville with teams including Baltimore and Columbus. Players Sachin Ehret Cook Bakley and others are listed with various battery pairings and scoring notes.
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Louisville
Yu Cavacneneniith
Louieville
Sachin Ehret
Cook
Bakley
Hite
Columbus
Bs & Errors
Columbius
Baltimore
Dolan
O'Connor
McMahan
Rowlinson
Saturday Ball Games and League Notes
Fragmentary report from Cleveland and Cincinnati games outlines teams and players Keenan and Ewing. Listed figures suggest scores or stats but details are unreadable in the OCR segment.
Leagues and Schedules From The Association
The Baltimore club slips to rene with a 4 to 7 score against Cincinnati Louis and Cincinnati. Athletic posts a 7 to 3 win over Boston as To-Dar's League Schedule lists Boston at Tittetra Brooks, Cleveland, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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the Association
Baltimore
Rene
Athletic
Cint. Louis
Seinnati
Boston
To-Dar
Tittetra Brooks
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Phila
Phf
Cincinnaii
President Young Urges Fair Play In Umpire Conflicts
National League president N E Young writes to Tony Mullane about the Mullane Powers dispute. He praises proper conduct, urges players to admit outs, and defends umpires as equals in the game.
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Young
Tony Mullane
Untitled letter on players duty and integrity in basketball
A fragmented editorial style piece urges Nick Young and his peers to act with responsibility and dedication. It stresses the importance of each player doing their share both financially and for the love of the game, calling for improved conduct and unity on and off the court.
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N. E. Young
National League
Tony Mullane
Mullane
Powers
T. 4. Mullane
Str
Mr. Powers
Anny
Ata
Suvae
Rourke
Hitself
Nick Ry
Nick Young
Ion
O'Rourke
Tad
I. Seteer
Tance
Errr
Exceis Chon
Police Stop Sunday Game in Cincinnati First Inning
More than 2,000 fans paid to enter the Association baseball grounds in Cincinnati. The Athletics from Philadelphia had not scored in the first inning when police halted play and ordered the players to the clubhouse. Officers then escorted players to the station house on two buses, and they were released on bonds to appear in Police Court.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnnati
Association Baseball Grounds
Athletics
Philadelphia
Cincinnatis
Phil Deitsch
Blue Cats
Carry Arms
Deltsch
Ppg
Otto E. Retz
Renau
Unclear baseball news and notices from Boston to Cincinnati
Disjointed notes report on baseball teams and figures including Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Washington clubs. Mentions Reilly Boston luck Reds and Chicago players plus local club inquiries, bids, and talk of matches and bets with scattered names and addresses.
Suspension of John Turner sparks turf debate at Homewood meet
An Eastern authority discusses the suspension of John Turner after the Philadelphia Driving Park incident. Turner, a veteran trainer with a storied career, is praised for his past success and resilience while facing criticism for driving decisions that favored his own interests.
Heralds Of The Races Arrive For Spring Meeting
Lem Ulman and Tom English reached the city to attend the Homewood Park spring race meeting opening tomorrow. Ulman, famed for his enthusiastic program work, predicts a strong season with many new flyers and exciting Southeastern circuit contests. English notes solid business in Philadelphia and Baltimore, praises the entering horses, and forecasts fast track times if no more rain. Racing begins this afternoon between 1 and 2 o'clock.
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Homewood Park
Sam English
Lem Ulman
Lem
Dollaar
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Nelson Stallion Barred From National Tracks
Sunnyside farm proprietor C. H. Nelson confirms no comment on the board action debaring his famous stallion Nelson from National and American Association tracks. He stresses ongoing training and fine condition as discussions about reinstatement continue. Hon. E. F. Webb expresses belief the move won’t block nonmember tracks from joining the association and laments the board’s decision.
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Walt Bervittz
C. H. Nelson
Sunnyside Farm
Nelson
E. F. Webb
Appleton Webb
Mountain Farm
Match Race at Homewood Between Vespasion and Mac
A match race at Homewood fall meeting pits Vespasion a trotter owned by J J Fitley Millers town against Mac a pacer owned by A W Root Butler for eighty one thousand dollars a side. Both horses are top performers in Butler county with rivalry fierce and Vespasion holding a 2244 record at Homewood while Mac also raced here last year.
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Vespasion
J. J. Fitley
Millerstown
Mac
A. W. Root
Butler
Butler County
Vespasian
Mark Orate
Ick
Thoroughbred card with multiple races and entries
Tomorrow’s program features six races led by Longstreet and Tournament in the first race a mile for 1000 purse with penalties and allowances. Second race adds 1000 for a mile and a quarter with Prince Roudge and Morrow among entries. Third race is a sweepstakes for 3 year olds with 100000 added over one mile. Fourth race selling for two year olds with 1000 added over five furlongs. Fifth race over one mile and a half features Indian Bellevue Iverson Uno Grande Masher Portchester. Sixth race completes with a one mile and three sixteenths route and notable contenders Kings Hoodinm Gzone Virgie Visid.
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Charlie Eo
Johan
I Frontenac
Valet Ivonia
Loveiler
Flavin
Maton
Prince Roudge Morrow
Senorita
Kenwood
Forum
Yavnia Bale
EL Cre
Wace Ie
Natham
Bond
India Bellevue
Iverson
Uno Grande
Masher
Portchester
Preston
Bapard Sith
Corrigan seeks force to obtain racing poolroom news
Ed Corrigan, proprietor of a Westside race track, filed in Federal Court to compel the Wi Union Company to furnish news from country poolrooms and race tracks at agreed rates. He claims the company imposes an exorbitant charge, contrasting with rates given to other racing associations.
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Ed Corrigan
New
Westside
Wi Union Company
Canton to Host Races July 9 and 10
Special telegram from Canton reports arrangements finalized for two day races on July 9 and 10. Officials promise the event will be the greatest of its kind ever held there.
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Canton
California Athletic Club Awards Cash to Jackson and Corbett
The California Athletic Club initially offered a $10,000 purse for a contest but awarded $2,500 each to Jackson and Corbett. Both reportedly refused at first. Corbett later accepted the $2,500, with Jackson expected to follow suit.
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Sax Freaxomco
California Athletic Club
Jackson
Corbett
Hters
Riverside Gun Club to Hold Open Tournament in June
Youngstown May 24 The Riverside Gun Club announces its annual tournament to be held on its grounds June 3 26 and 27. Five traps will be used in a line with screens and shooting in squads of six. Entries indicate a large attendance.
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Stacial
Distatch
Youngstown
Riverside Gun Club
Mooney Challenges Bowen for 1000 Finish Fight
St Louis venue sees M M Mooney, Missouri gym instructor, post a challenge to Andy Bowen for a 2000 yard finish and any purse, with Mooney depositing a $100 forfeit as earnest of the bout.
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M. J. Mooney
Missouri Gymnasium
Andy Bowen
Mooney
Broad Jump Record Falls at Intercollegiate Meet
At the intercollegiate athletic contest in St. Louis, C.S. Reber set a new broad jump mark with a leap of 2 feet 7 1/2 inches, surpassing A. Shearman's previous 2 feet 6 inch record. The feat occurred yesterday, adding a notable achievement to Reber's collegiate career.
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St. Lous
C.S. Reber
A. Shearman
Scrappy San Francisco Fight Hints and Jockey News
Subscribing notes report Sunol is a mare and a proposed pay fight between Jim Core and Tommy Siddons draws interest in Hoboken and San Francisco. Western circuit draw last week sparks talk of a rematch with gloves. W G Schimmer is listed as author, with Davin Jamison noting a lucky fire loss as mascot for track ventures. Jolany Littlefield, Jad Baten, and Jack Steele feature among jockeys. upcoming event at the Oakland Club in Frisco next Wednesday night.
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Mare
Wheeling
San Francisco
Granite Club
Hoboken
Jim Core
Tommy Resents Siddons
W. G. Schinmer
Aogra Wees
Davin Jamison
Jocanyy Littlefield
Penrcsten
Penrcsten Ss Since Last Year. He and Jad ‘Baten
Garena
Jack Steele
Tente Prine
Gooone
Anital Club
Frisco
Cortes Final Shot in New Orleans Lynching Tale
Italian consul Pasquale Corte asserts prearranged killings tied to local politics. He criticizes Mayor Shakespeare and outlines alleged conspiracies by the Committee of Fifty and Young Men's Democratic Association within a wavering police and press environment.
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Pasquale Corte
Europe
Shakespeare
Committee of Fifty
Young Men’s Democratic Association
Republicans
Consul Corte
Public controversy over New Orleans murder case and grand jury
In a letter the speaker denounces grand jury actions and asserts American support for fairness amid killings involving City Hall and police, claiming interference by a second power and urging amicable resolution of national tensions. The Henn case remains a focal point with a legal defense set for Tuesday.
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Dennis’ Gorcoran
Kilhis
Grand
Paying Occupation Tax Faces Farm Protest in Beaver County
In Hopewell township Beaver County farmers challenge the occupation tax arguing it illegal. Judge Wickham may review J K R Martins report while officials note no law authorizes the levy. The piece outlines how farmers, tenants and femmes sole face varied assessments and limited voting rights.
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Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Hopewell Township
J. KR. Martin
Wickham
Mercer
Siebert
Mescal plant could supply rope and thread monopoly
The mescal plant growing in Southern Arizona and northern Mexico yields a nearly wearproof rope and twine. Its leaves produce elastic stems four to five feet long, with a dried stem making eyeless needles. Threads and ropes rival steel wire in strength, with 50 usable leaves per head, suggesting a US Mexico monopoly on this material.
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Arizona
Mexico
United States
Alexander McKibben Dead in Denver
Alexander McKibben died in Denver Colorado after taking morphine to end his life. He was a brother of Colonel Chambers McKibben and Rev William McKibben and had lived on Hazelwood Avenue near Lafayette Street in Pittsburgh. He went West six months ago for health reasons.
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Alexander McKibben
Denver
Col
Chambers McKibben
William MecRibben
Pittsburg
Hazelwood Avenue
Lafayette Street
Brooks Wholesale License Bill Dominates Harrisburg Budget Talk
Harrisburg dispatch notes the state general appropriation bill after House action shows about 207000 pounds less than two years ago, with Senate adds pushing toward old totals. It covers judges salaries six factory inspectors and portraits for Beaver and Davies, plus numerous offices and desks amid debate on liquor licensing reforms and constitutional measures.
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House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Bardsley
Beaver
Davies
Brooks
Senate
Pine Forest Die-Off Baffles Experts In West Virginia
Reports from interior counties describe a mysterious pine forest disease in which trees die in large numbers. The affliction begins at the treetop, then the bark develops small holes with sap oozing out. Experts investigate but have not located the cause.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Interior Mountain
Death of Mrs Annie Heist in Millvale
Mrs Annie Heist 61 collapsed at the doorway of her son's Millvale home and died from heart failure after years of illness. A coroner's inquest returned a verdict in line with the facts.
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Annie Heist
Millvale Borough
Tarantula Found in Banana Bunch Spurs Narrow Escape
A Belle Vernon youth handling bananas discovered a tarantula in the fruit. He withdrew his hand as the spider bit him, triggering a dangerous close call for the grocer’s son of M. Sheppler. The incident was reported via a special telegram from the district.
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Bellevernon
M. Sheppler
Hesse Anine
Tux Emanuél Baptist Church Fire Rebuild Cost Noted
The Chicago church known as Dr Lorimer's Church burned from a defective fuel before Sunday service. It caused property damage and forced evacuation of children, with a rebuilt cost recorded at $100,000 after the 1579 blaze.
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Tux Emanuél Baptist Church
Chicago
Dr. Lorimer
River stage and weather updates from several locations
Special telegrams report river levels with readings for Browasville River at 7 feet 1 inch rising and cloudy weather, MoaGastows River at 4 feet steady and cloudy, Mire River at 8 feet 4 inches falling with cool conditions, Memphis River at 12 feet 6 inches falling, Vicksburg river level falling, and New Orleans warm partly cloudy weather as St Louis gauge shows rising water at 14 feet.
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Eelow
Catairee
Mempis
Vicksburg
Orleans
St. Louis
Electric stock quotations from Boston market may may
Eastern Electric Cable Co. and other quotes appear in the Boston market telegram dated May showing stock figures and prices.
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Bostor
May
Eastern Electric Cable Co
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