Spiders Come Next Smith Will Try It Again
Ed Hanlon's team victorious as Cubs and Browns clash in Cleveland. Western road trips hinder local ball club with rain canceling Chicago games and financial losses. Captain Tommy Burns debuts in Pittsburg uniform while Ed Swartwood misses action due to injury.
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Baltimore Defeats Philadelphia in Box Score Thriller
In a well played game Baltimore plates a third inning lead and repeats in the fifth to beat Philadelphia. Cobb limits the visitors to no hits while Haltren Thompson and Allen star among Baltimore players in a lengthy, 2 1 2 hour contest at home. Attendance 1 398.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cobb
Giants lose two tight games after leading late
In a doubleheader the Giants suffered defeat in both games after leading. Nichols and Rosie starred for seven innings, while linescore and fielding notes show multiple miscues and earned runs. Attendance was 4 153 as New York split the action with Boston and another team, with late rallies deciding the outcomes.
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Borrow
Giants
Nichols
Rosie
Brooklyn and Washington Split Odd Exhibition Near Eastern Mark
The Bridegrooms won as they pleased in a chaotic Brooklyn versus Washington game at Eastern Mark Brooklyn. Attendance listed as 119 percent and box scores show multiple players with runs hits and errors across both teams. The schedule notes Cleveland at Pittsburgh New York at Boston Philadelphia at Baltimore and Washington at Brooklyn.
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Boston
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Baltimore
Cleveland Club cancels Sunday games amid city wishes
Creetswatt May 24 Special President Frank Robinson of the Cleveland Club informed Cincinnati officials that Cleveland will play no more Sunday games in deference to constituents. The cancellation cuts three Reds engagements. Captain Comiskey likely to sign Jack Dolan as the club passes through town en route.
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Jacck Dolan
Michigan Pitcher Hospitalized with Mental Slump
A University of Michigan baseball pitcher Harness arrived in Parnanenrema last Saturday and was hospitalized for an overwork induced mental aberration. His condition fluctuated with periods of clarity and wandering thoughts but doctors expect a temporary recovery. He escaped briefly before being returned to care and will go home with the team on its return.
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Parnanenrema
May
Dall
University of Michigan
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St Paul Club Transferred to Fort Wayne Ownership
The St Paul Baseball Club was moved to Fort Wayne today as the Western League’s members voted telegraphically. Frank D Robinson of Cleveland leads the Fort Wayne Company and will cover all salaries and expenses moving forward. The Seacur must absorb past losses while St Paul dates shift to Fort Wayne.
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Opening game opens Pittsburg Compositors league season
The Distatce defeated Commercial-Garerile in the season opener yesterday afternoon. Both teams showed effort and errors from base throws, with grounds conditions inflating the final score and spoiling potential plays. The league expects the regular schedule to proceed without interruption.
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Commerces-Gazette
Exciting Washington College Baseball Thril ler
In Washington on May 24 the Washington College and the YMCA team played a tight game with a 7 to 4 result in favor of Washington College. Challiner pitched well allowing only three hits and striking out nine. Sterritt of the YMCA also pitched well allowing four hits. The college fair day, postponed from last Saturday, will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Genevaites Triumph as W U P Drops Second Game
The Geneva team defeats W U P 7 to 3 in Geneva, aided by nine Geneva errors vs W U P. pitcher Earnest strained his arm in the first inning, McClure relieving to limit Geneva to two runs and three hits the rest of the game. Masters and McClure starred for U P while Dodds shone for Geneva.
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Local State League club hosts dinner at Cafe Royal
Directors entertained friends and press representatives with a first class dinner at Cafe Royal. President Bart presided and praised the club’s bright future. The team debuts tomorrow afternoon at Exposition Park with a strong roster.
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State League Games At Altoona and Harrisburg Report
Reports from Altoona Harrisburg Reading and Johnstown detail State League games with scores and errors. Condensed notes mention pitching, batting, and crowd attendance as teams such as Altoona Pittsburg Lebanon Allentown and Johnstown compete with Danville Milwaukee Minneapolis and Kansas City in various matchups.
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Local baseball news features players and team moves
A patchwork of club notes from Wilkinsburg to Fort Worth outlines manager changes and injuries. Reports mention Dan Sasson near death, Warren, Osceolas, and Peter Steins organizing teams, plus trade whispers involving Bassett Lyons Richardson and Anson’s Colts.
Bolero Upsets Banquet in Gravesend Stakes Surprise
At Gravesend on May 24 a crowd of about 60 009 watched Bolero beat Banquet, a heavy favorite, in the Clover Stakes for two-year-old fillies and the Derby pace for older horses. Hammie, Mr. Dwyer’s colt, won the earlier race, while Patron led a dominant Derby showing before Charade and Garrison. The day's results included multiple races and driverlike finishes with Raindrop prevailing in the Clover Stakes and Propriety second.
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Rex
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Thotiers at Belmont Park Drive Club Meet Opens
The Belmont Driving Club opened its spring meet at Belmont with the track in fine condition and fast times. All races were won by the favorites in straight heats. In the 2:15 pacing class bets on second place were declared off as judges questioned Mariendes driving for second place.
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Latonia Race Day Features Distorted Results and a Fatality
Latonia race day produced uneven results across six events with multiple horses noted for wins and placements. A two year old filly named Deerfoot was fatally injured in the fourth Latonia race, and her owner Jack Chinn of Kentucky Stables has reportedly received a $10000 offer for the filly prior to the tragedy.
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Elysium
Interior
Deerfoot
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Ey Tucky Stables
Old Barus Dead King of the Trotting Turf Dies
Tarrytown New York May 4 Karus known as King of the Trotting Turf died at Robert Bonner's Tarrytown farm last Tuesday aged about 16 foaled 1867 death due to old age bred by the late R B Conklin of Greenport N Y sired by Abdallah out of Nancy Awful Euros first raced 1874 at Hornellsville N Y and later set a trotting record at Buffalo in 187% time 21%-14 he remained top until St Julian cut the mark to 2 12 Bonner bought him in 1679 for 36000 and kept him away from the turf a claimed mile record by John Murphy when Rarus was years old is not a record
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Nancy Awful
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Ex Department Chief on Trial as Tax Questions Loom
Harrisburg May 24 The Supreme Court will hear few cases next week but they involve major revenue issues for manufacturing stock. Questions include what constitutes organized for manufacturing purposes and the taxation of patent rights valuations. The rulings will affect numerous Commonwealth cases from Dauphin county courts.
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United States
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Grand Circuit Dates and Early Purchases Highlight Horse News
Grand Circuit stewards set Pittsburg July 18 to 22 and other meets across Cleveland Buffalo Rochester Springfield Hartford Philadelphia with classes for trotters and pacers and a 1 percent entrance fee plus 6 percent for division winners. In St Louis race results include Kanesville Anglo Saxon and Red Cap with times listed. Sam Francisco notes Young Charley Fair son of the Bonanza millionaire paid 60,000 for ten horses including Yo El Rey, a full brother to Yo Tambien bred at El Arroyo Stud by Theodore Winter in Nevada.
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George W. Archer
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Sam Francisco
Charley Fair
el Rey
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Joe Hooker
Yo Tambien
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el Arroyo
Theodore Winter
Nevada
Woman’s suicide attempt startled Lawton neighbors
Lizzie D. Baker, formerly a teacher and wife of the local school principal, attempted self harm in Lawton Station Pennsylvania on May 2. She claimed fear of harming others and later hanged herself from a swing rope in the orchard. she was cut down and, though unconscious, showed some improvement by night.
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J. C. Baker
Racing notes and horse market items from the season
The old mare Lady Blanchard sold for 5 dollars. M. F. Denteer changes colors for all white with a gold tassel racing branding. Henry Otrtz to start a 1 year old filly by Maccaroon at Sheepshead Bay. Gurr Weener 2 54 champion 2 year old sent to A. Miller for campaign. Yorkville Belle dominates prep for Ehret stable. Deerroot dies after a Latonia fall injuring jockey J Murphy. Madrid Watch Kagna and Gazelle Stakes discussed. National Horse Association prize list totals 181000 with show dates November 14 to 19.
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M. F. Dwteer
Henry C. Oftrtz
Maccaroon
Sheepshead Bay
C.F. Clark
Guy Keel
Gurr
Mitchies
A. Miller
Miller
Yorkville Belle
Ehret
Deerroot
Latonia
J. Murphy
Hamilton
Yorkville
National Horse Association
Wrinter
Pritchard proposes November bout with Fitzsimmons over purse
London dispatch reports Ted Pritchard rejects September match for a $12,000 Olympic Club purse. He would train with November bout against Bob Fitzsimmons if a $15,000 purse is supplied and O'Brien contract is voided. The Olympic Club would cover expenses and forfeits.
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Polies Gazette
George Atkinson
London
Ted Pritchard
Bob Fitzsimmons
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Atkinson
Pritchard
O'Brien
Fitzsimmons
Osbourne Still in the Ring Over Huntingdon Reformatory
State Board of Public Charities will report next week on alleged cruelty charges by State Senator Osbourne of Philadelphia against the Huntingdon Reformatory Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent. Testimony completed. Osbourne in Harrisburg for Board of Warden meeting. He claims officials have swayed public sentiment with press statements from Huntingdon and says his district backs him.
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Hantingdon Reformatory
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State Board of Public Charities
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Huntingdon Reformatory
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Board of Public Charities
Duquesne Revolver Accident Ends in Death Imminent
Harry Tilman of Duquesne was shot in the abdomen by Frank Sparr while cleaning a revolver. Both men believed the guns were unloaded. Tilman, son of merchant G H Tilman, lay in critical condition as doctors worked through the night. Sparr expressed distress over the incident.
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MoKeresromt
Harry Tihlman
Duquesne
Frank Sparr
Tilman
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Spurr
Tihiman
G. H. Tihlman
Local Pool Tourney Entries From State Championship
Complete list of entrants for the State championship pool tournament set to start in East End on Decoration Day includes J. D. Robbing Philadelphia J. T. Krepps Jeannette Henry Burns Kensington Chris Seawald Shrad dock Arthur Gusemaan Allegheny Eddie Martourod Lawrenceville Crate Swager Pittsburg Fred Krause Torrence Arthur Barber Lawrenceville Wess Trey Oakland Frank Jackson East End Jacob Norton McKeesport Allie Coon Homestead.
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Philadelphia
Wm. Nikson
J. T. Krepps
Jeannette
Henry Burns
Kensington
Chris Seawald
Shraddock
Arthur Gusemaan
Allegheny
Eddie Martourod
Lawrenceville
Crate Swager
Pittsburg
Fred Krause
Torrence
Arthur Barber
Wess Trey
Oakland
Frank Jackson
Jacob Norton
McKeesport
Allie Coon
Homestead
Prize Fight Draws Sportsmen to Clay County Train
A train carried 20 athletes from Terre Haute and Brazil to Clay county for a prize fight on May 24. Sam Farmer weighed 129 pounds and Kid Loyd 124. Loyd won in the third round as $5,100 changed hands and Ralph Conover refereed.
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Brazil
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Terre Haute
Clay County
Sam Farmer
Pacific Slope
Kid Loyd
Farmer
Lord
Loyd
Ralph Conover
Mrs Ada F Clarke on Trial for Misappropriation
The sensational trial of Mrs Ada F Clarke Past Department President of the Women's Relief Corps opened at Castor Ohio. Miss Jennie W Wallace of Allegheny is official stenographer and Mrs Nettie J Clarke of Youngstown is guest of the charges’ sponsor Mrs Koons. The proceedings adjourned to the Harford House for lack of hall and will resume once all committee members and witnesses arrive.
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Ada F. Clarke
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Allegheny
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Youngstown
Koons
Local sprint battle set for May 31 at Geneva Park
Beaver Falls reports the second deposit of fare on the 100 yard foot race between Harry Kerr of Beaver Falls and Phil Beutel of Freedom Pa, slated for Geneva Park May 31. Both sprinters train seriously and competitors expect an exciting race with heavy betting on favorites.
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Indictments Dropped Against Schlosser in Fort Wayne Train Case
Special dispatch notes the prosecuting attorney pressed indictments today for attempting to wreck the Fort Wayne train near Louisville but dropped due to lack of evidence. Detectives' role cited and Schlosser may sue Fort Wayne Company for false arrest. Also: Eleven reasons heard for new trial in Cumberland County directors malfeasance case. outcome uncertain.
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Ted Pritchard Preps Two-Weight Title Bout Plan
New York promoter Ted Pritchard will box six rounds with Jim Hall at 102 pounds and then meet Hall at 154 pounds for a 5000 dollar side fight eight weeks after signing articles. Hall and Pritchard will contest a multiweight arrangement with the purse on the line.
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Local boxing notes and upcoming matches teased
Local sporting men back Goddard to defeat Doe McAuliffe. Little talk of a date between Doe McAuliffe and Billy Yer. Eppie Crews weight listed as Uy. Charles Mitchell is the only man to floor John L. Sullivan, Sullivan has been knocked down once. Dan McCawthy trains for a bout with Robbie Burns before Decoration Day at Coney Island. He denies being a Boeing and says reports were spread to injure him.
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Miscellaneous Sporting Notes from the Glenwood Meet
The Glenwood Gun Crnp plans Decoration Day with live calf and other prizes. MOURPTT will tour after a Concord course trial, then to Chicago for a bicycle firm engagement. Carno from Eng land is a noted tandem rider not seen this year. The Varsity and Freshmen crews diet on meat bread and pudding for midday meals. Ten teams may appear and aim to keep the University name in next months water race.
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Fraternal Guardians Lodge Responds in Quo Warranto Suit
The Supreme Lodge of the Order of Fraternal Guardians filed a general denial to all charges in the quo warranto case brought by Attorney General Hensel and asked that the suit be dismissed.
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Orthodox synagogue closed and property sold to Baptist church
The last Orthodox synagogue in the region has closed for lack of support. The edifice, once part of the Oheb Zeadek congregation, was sold today to the Olivet Baptist Church community.
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MecKeesport Painter W Cooh Enour Linked to Maryland State
In MecKeesport on May 24 a local painter W Cooh enour, formerly a member of the Maryland State, is noted in sporting gossip. The item highlights his past affiliation and current regional ties.
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League of Winz Shots challenges James Ross for match
League of Winz Shots challenges James Ross of Homestead to a five plecons maton with stakes from 100 to 1000 dollars a side. Hammond the Dungueanes printer will coach George Smith of Pittsburg for 100 yards at $250 a side in Pittsburg on June 1st. He has engaged W. Bisnell to train him.
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Murderer Reed Heard From
A Washington County pursuit reports Reed and Brown, fugitives, still in the county. Brown near Finleyville May 2 and Reed seen north of town heading toward Candor. Detectives McBride and Bolton expect capture in a few days.
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Uniontown strike threatens halt on new Court House
Uniontown workers threaten to stop construction of the Court House amid an ongoing strike. Separately, Greensburg jury acquits Smith of murder, while a barroom shooting in Dvatre leaves William Price gravely wounded. Salem speakers Rev Ana HL Saan and Susan B Anthony address the State Woman's Suffrage Convention. Fort Wayne to Beaver Falls route sees a stone-laden car derail. The First Defenders escort Palmer at the G A R Encampment in Washington. Frick Coke Co and Rainey dispute Elm Grove ground. Frick removes end of trestle amid looming further trouble.
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Diphtheria and scarlet fever report. health and civic notices
Four diphtheria cases and two scarlet fever cases were reported to the Board of Health from various city areas. Decoration Day brings a Branch 3 C M B A picnic at Silver Lake Stony. Humane Society met for routine business. Health Inspector Jase M Youre lies near death from stroke. German visitor Cognap Schritten searched for Annie Catherine Brown. Harts Post G A R plans a trip to the National Encampment in Washington, D C for September 2016. Police force inspection set for Decoration Day with new uniforms and helmets. Fireman Jonix Baxer fell from a scaffold, spraining an ankle and cutting his head. Mrs. Sanan Wenn was injured by a Newfoundland dog. leg broken and head cuts. Groove Minus had a hand crushed. amputation proceeding. Ascension Dar services scheduled for May 24 at Trinity Church with morning and evening services and confirmation by Bishop at 4 P M. Hays Post G A R committee to decorate graves with markers and flowers. notifications requested for any overlooked graves.
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Justin Freeman was arrested at Black Diamond Steel Works for assaulting a coworker Hirsch. Jolly Broune faced an assault and battery charge before Alderman Oe. Joan Anderson jailed at Federal and Lacock for disorderly conduct after fighting. William Reppr and Paddy Conlon, two Southsiders, fought at Lake Erie depot and were locked up at Mt. Washington station.
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River News and Notes
River conditions show a slow fall with nine feet five inches at the falls and one foot nine inches at the canstand. Tow movements include Charity Brown and Dick Fulton coal to Cairo, Percy Kelsey and Dave Wood to Pittsburg then return empties. Departures list several outbound trips and gauges vary across locations with cool, clear weather reported.
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Weather and River Readings With Erratic Notations
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Walton and Walton vess els in transit from the Ohio region
The report notes several river shipments and vessel movements. The John F Walton passed Middleport bound for Cincinnati. The Jos Walton was near Middleport yesterday en route to Cincinnati. The Frank Gilmore repairs finished and she departed for Louisville with tin barges and two boats.
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Mamies
Lares Gerne
Iia Ay Fret
Backhound
Leambria Thinime
Red Cap
Lord Willowbrook
Nero
Oip
Tom Cari
Crab Cider
Thine
Cassella
Ie Mannette
Carter Bilird
Beaver
Pritehard
Fraternal Guardian Litigation
MecKeesport
Sporting Gossin
Tri-State Brevisies
Board of Health
Branch 3
Silver Lake Stony
the Humane Society
River News and Notes
Allegheny Junction
Seeeseee
Aokgantown
Indianood
Pitsburg
Hudson
Benetwes
Cincinnad
Courier
Warkersburg
Air
Camp
Concinnati
Clunty
Voul
Vongo
Parkensourg
Ohlold
Scotto Op
Keystone Suse
Empires
Hornet
Cruiser
Ian Miller
Packie
de Witt
James It
Atees & Co
Alabama
South Atlantic Coast
North Pacific
Wyoming
St. Lawrence Valley
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Colorado
Virginia
Ohio
Meccanses
Cora Nichols
Squire Miles Bryan
McKee's Rocks
Stowe Township
Beltzhoever
Paine
Pittsbarz
City Trust Safe Deposit and Surety Company OF
Bailey
Pittabarg
Wrea
J.T. Kapscher
Wood St
Ilisbarr
Myll-We
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