Mr Penn the Big Hitter and Beaver Club Averages
The article reviews cricket in Pittsburg noting Mr Penn as a standout hitter and O Rourke of the New York ball club discussing the Brotherhood. It reports Beaver shooting, season averages, and that the Pittsburg Cricket Club closes its 1589 season with solid batting and bowling lists, despite fewer matches.
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O'Rourke
New York Ball Club
Pittsburg
Beaver
United States
America
Burrows
Bert
Pitburg Cricket Talent Grows in Local Circle
Mr. Mac pherson notes more cricket players in Pitburg area than ever, praising improved skill and confidence in a top team for the coming season. He mentions personal payments and a dedicated, painstaking gentleman as likely to return.
Brotherhood Meeting Hints at Baseball Union
A telegraph dispatch from New York notes the Brotherhood scheme dominates current baseball talk. Players are scattered. Jim O Rourke predicts writers who stayed quiet will emerge, even if a new league forms. He invites all players to meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel next Monday.
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Tee Disfatce
New York
Jim O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Great Brotherhood
Jim
Fifth Avenue
Ward
Second Wu
Hasree Nen
Enid
Binck Lint
Thaxeoay
Wander
Brotherhood contracts questioned by local players
A local player denies signing a Brotherhood contract and claims no Pittsburg player has one. The player says contracts have not been issued and that agitation has prompted nonbinding reports while meetings proceed.
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Pittsburg
Siecanes
Local track results from Elzabeth New Jersey
In Elizabeth New Jersey on October 31 the first race saw Wilfred finish second with Dunboyne third and a time of fre. The second race had Rawon winning followed by Mamie Beceond and Alarm Scitera.
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Exteastra
N.J
Firet
Wilfred
Dunboyne
sizeriongs—Rawon
Mamie Beceond
Alarm Scitera
Thea
Thorough flat racing meets at Westside Park Nashville
Over 3 000 spectators witnessed a strong program at Westside Park with high quality racing and fair betting. The day featured multiple races for two to five year olds with mixed results led by King and Kate Malone in sprint and middle distance events, and a list of tomorrow’s entries including Kenilworth and Emma Miss doschen among others.
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Nashville
Tan
Westside Park
See King
Greig Ton
Ekate Malone
Mrandolette
Koss
The Big Regatta at World Fair International Regatta 1882
Richard K. Fox confirms the 1882 World’s Fair International Regatta with large prizes for scullers. The event may include a three mile single scull open to all, with medals awarded to winners from substantial purse. Contenders include Searle O Connor Teemer Gaudaur and other top oarsmen.
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New Yor
Searle
America
O'Connor
Teemer
Gaudaur
Clarence River
Richard K. Fox
Fox
England
Beaver Falls Sportsman Opens With Prize Winners
The first Beaver Falls Sportsman Association tournament was held at Geneva Park in Beaver Fas. J P Peacock of Syracuse won ten blue rocks in the single blue rock event. Charles of Pittburg topped nine birds in the sparrow match. Elmer Shaner claimed five bears with one hit out of fifteen blue cocks. McClure of McKeesport shared first money in the five bird match. The event continues tomorrow with a larger expected crowd.
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Beaver Fas
Beaver Falls Sportsman's Association
Geneva Park
J.P. Peacock
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles of
Pittberg
Elmer Shaner
Pices
Poncek
E. Shaner
Burg
Q. A. McClure
McKeesport
Jn Ore
Boxing Exhibition Dazzles Southside Crowd
Harry Bryant and Lilly Davis staged an excellent sparring display on the Southside last night. Both boxers showed keen technique and fought with spirited exchanges before a large, appreciative audience.
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Harry Bryant
Lilly Davis
Boston Boxer's Quick Knockout in Two Rounds
Pete Mc Coy of Boston knocks out Ed Cuff of San Francisco in two rounds. The bout ended in four and a quarter minutes.
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Los Angeles
Cat
Pete McCoy
Boston
Ed Cuff
San Francisco
Ates
Virginia election tensions rise as Democrats fear violence
From Ricemonth Virginia on October 31 reports describe a tense political mood with white women organizing snack drives at polls and Mahone's followers allegedly planning ballot manipulation and violent intimidation. The Democratic State Committee warns of armed threats and possible vote suppression amid national election bill discussions.
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Dimsrarch
Ricemonth
Virginia
Pime
Fitzhugh Lee
Commonwealth
Alexandria
Democratic State Committee
Manone
Scott
Basin B. Go
Mahone
Blair
New Hampshire
Orlesos Presbyterian Elder Injured Staying From Synod
A church elder elected to attend the Synod of Mississippi ten years ago could not leave his business and delayed travel. He fell from a stepladder just as the synod began, was carried home in distress, and later was able to miss work for over ten days, enduring severe pain.
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Orlesos Presbyterian
Mississippi
Hibs Cemesky Aroused in City Clothing Study
A year old East Winthrop lad, after visiting the city, examined dummy figures in front of a clothing establishment. The incident was noted by local authorities and reported by the Kennedec Journal.
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Kennedec Journal
Winthrop
Warden Beggs face questions in Cronin case trial
A Chicago trial update reports Senior Warden Beggs again scrutinized by the prosecution over possible conspired actions against Dr. Cronin. Testimony centers on Beggs alleged anti Cronin stance and ties to Clan na Gael figures, with detectives Coughlin under fire for past conduct and political comments.
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Beggs
Cronin
Coughlin
Chicaco
William O'Keefe
Cornelius Flinn
Clan-na-Gael
Foster
Alexander Sullivan
Sullivan
Feeley
Boland
Coe
Burke
O'Sullivan
Dr. Cronin
Missing Spellman Shrugs Off Peoria as Cronin Case Heats Fears
Ed Spellman district delegate of Clan na Gael is missing after two weeks away on a whisky trust trip. Sheriff grants bench warrant. Cook County authorities alerted if he appears in Peoria. Friends fear threats or entreaties may have kept him from returning as Cronin case intensifies.
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Peoria
Spellman
Irpactal
Proria, Inc
Ed Spellman
Clan-na- Gael
Cronin
Matson
McConnell
Peorian
Cook County
Cincinnati
Whisky Trust
Judge Longenecker
Spellmar
Tltion
Prisoner Gillette’s Story Reveals Burke Plot Details
In Chicago the Cronin case suspect Martin Burke reportedly told Gillette that a decoy woman guided Cronin from his home via Coughlin and a woman. Burke admitted affection for the woman, and plans shifted to using O Sullivan's card to lure Cronin. The plan aimed to sink the body in a lake. a boatman failed to appear. Burke visited a Dearborn Street lawyer for payments. Cronin’s clothes were moved to Winnipeg. Burke mentioned a lawyer named Sullivan.
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WiswiPec
Max
Baker
Chicago
Howell
Gillette
Pri
Cronin
Martin Burke
Burke
Dr. Cronin
Coughlin
O’sullivan
Clark Street
Chicago Avenue
Cooney
Dearborn Street
Winnipeg
Alexander Sullivan
Sullivan
Pan-American delegates visit Lincoln Tomb in Illinois
The Pan-American excursion reached Springfield and toured Oak Ridge Cemetery. Sen. Cullom introduced ex-Gov. Richard J. Oglesby who spoke of Lincoln’s memory as the great emancipator. Signor Bolet Peraza, Venezuela’s relative, responded with solemn, emotive remarks about liberty and unity among nations.
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Springfield
Ill
Lincoln
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Severeusa
Senator Cullom
Richard J. Oglesby
Illinois
Oglesby
Bolet Peraza
Signor Peraza
Jose Gregorio Monagas
Venezuela
Cullom
Peraza
Ex America
Enon Os
Serenders
Abra- Lincoln
Lone Highwayman's Plea Raises Insanity Defense
The trial of highwayman Holzhay continued as a special venire was addressed. Holzhay's attorney entered a plea of insanity while the court remained in session, with the courtroom quiet and attentive.
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Beessemen
Micn
Holzhay
Eubrels
Pac
Noisy Halloween Pranks Terrify City Residents
Halloween night in Southside and Lawrenceville featured masked youths mimicking Salvation Army members, doorbell ringing, nut raids, and missile slinging. Reports describe disrupted streets, broken steps, and a crowd on Colwell Street directing complaints to police as residents sought calm amid the noisy revelry.
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Aiet Pepe
Salvation Army
Carson Street
Wylie Avenue
Colwell Street
Druitt
Evon
Peninens
Messrs. Roberts and Sawyer
State Board of Charities
Caron Regs
Spen
E. A. Wood
Gundlach
Alderman McLeary
Stolzenbach
Hoerr
Lawrenceville
Beck Yard
Stepa
Allegheny
Murphy
Chasir
Americus Boost Shows Turbulent Tariff Debate
The report describes a heated scene as a speaker attacked Radcliffe the re taxer in quick rounds, asserting his ignorance on tariff policy after six years on both sides of the issue. The dialogue lasted about two hours with fervent exchange and debate.
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Radcliffe
Endhanse
Riot at Axtell provokes militia callout in Kansas
Adjutant General Roberts dispatched Company G of the Third Regiment after a telegram from Axtell Mayor reporting a Catholic Protestant clash. A revival meeting led to fisticuffs, Catholics overwhelmed the pulpit scene and four siege and Pe were imprisoned as mobs formed. Catholic town St Bridget contemplates aid to Axtell Catholics. The mayor fears widespread conflict.
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Topeka
Roberts
Axtell
Marshall County
Tromble
Wednessey
St Axtell
Methodist Church
St. Bridget
Catholica
Senator Hiscock Defends Harrison at Brooklyn Meeting
Senator Hiscock defended President Harrison against charges of broken pledges at a Brooklyn Academy of Music rally. He argued corruption claims stem from administration critics and said Congress seats are won by fraud. The event drew women attendees and a glee club.
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Hiscock
New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Harrison
Hare
Congress
W. Hi
Tad Glee Club
Mapes Shania
Well Filled and Satisfied Speech Reflects Parenting
James P Boot of Hyde Park discusses childrearing and etiquette in a Chicago Herald interview. He recalls a childhood episode with tea and cake showing his mother’s insistence on manners and self discipline shaping his later views on behavior and politics.
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Chicago Herald
James P. Boot
Hyde Park
Larceny Charges Lodged in Webster Avenue Case
Mrs Mary Younce alleges Joseph Halt snatched a $10 bill Tuesday near 168 Webster Avenue. Halt jailed in default of 500 dollars bail for a hearing today. Peter Bolm faced a larceny hearing before Alderman Brokaw last evening and was discharged due to family presence. EO Goerber charged Bolm with shoe theft from his shop.
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Mary Younce
Webster Avenue
Richards
Joseph Halt
Halt
Peter Bolm
Brokaw
EO. Goerber
Bolm
Novel Libel Suit Brought Against Rhode Island Yacht Club Leader
A libel suit filed in Providence targets Dr Sayer M Hasbrouck president of the Rhode Island Yacht Club and noted homeopathist. Plaintiff Dr Charles M McKnight claims damages of 9000 for alleged damage to character and peace of mind after a society letter about him was circulated.
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Providence
BR. L
Sayer M. Hasbrouck
Rhode Island Yacht Club
New England
Charles M. McKnight
Hoppin
McKaight
New York Homeopathic Eee
Society
McKnight
President Cleveland Planned Deer and Bear Visit
Reports from Philipsburg dated October 31 say President Cleveland will visit Clearfield and Center counties during the deer and bear season. Guides will include Catt and other local men, with the ex-president assured of a smooth, enjoyable tour of the two counties known for their wildlife.
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Clearfield
Center Counties
DIA
Keystone
Funeral for Dr William M. ree ree ee
Funeral services are announced for Dr William M. at the family church with burial to follow in the city cemetery. Friends and colleagues are invited to pay respects and share memories at the service on the stated date.
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Iste
William M. Re Ee
Dispute Between Prince Murat and Miss Caldwell Temporary
Paris report states the disagreement between Prince Murat and Miss Caldwell is temporary. It says the marriage contract terms will be satisfactorily settled and the elf family will stay in Paris. Miss Caldwell is ill.
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Paris
Prince Murat
Miss Caldwell
Perenne
Elf
Woman Sweeney Hurt by Gas Explosions in Coraopolis Home
A woman named Sweeney suffers injuries after gas explosions rupture a residence of Mrs. Beatty on Mill Street in Coraopolis. Careederand and a singer named sangha are mentioned in the fragmentary report.
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Sweeney
Wedding Oddity Sparks City Talk
A curious marriage tale from Mangas City draws attention as a bride said to be small in stature and a groom tall, described as a humorous mismatch amid community chatter. The account portrays the ceremony as unconventional and notable for its unusual couple.
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Mangas City
Moonstones Rebound In Fashion Say Jewelry Dealers
A New York Sun report quotes a famed jewelry dealer who says moonstones cannot be called precious due to low market value and fashion influence. He notes a 12 month resurgence in popularity with bluish white stones and moonlight-like rays, especially in carvings of clear specimens.
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New York Sun
Pest
Glory by Lights Name The Queer Appellation
A Boston Courier and New York Post exchange mentions unusual communications. A Connecticut priest narrates a case where phonetic misnaming and translation produce a disputed appellation involving French Canadians in his parish.
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Boston
New York. Post
Connecticut
Magloire
Siwan
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