Godfrey Beats Choynski In Ten Round Scrappy Bout
New York reports the Godfrey versus Choynski fight at the Coney Island Athletic Club ended with Godfrey winning a close ten round decision after a bout packed with exchanges. Lyons fought Hogan earlier, with Hogan winning on a body of knockdowns and scoring. Officials and crowd debated weight rules and the prospects of a future bout.
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Dispatch
New York
Cheyneki
Godfrey
Coney Itland Athletic Club
Dolly Lyons
York
Kid Hogan
Brooklyn
Bill Plimmer
Lyons
George Dixon
Hogan
Choyaski
Boxer Declines Papers for Jackson Bout This Year
The reporter was told he would not sign documents for a fight with Jackson and will not fight again this year. After his season ends next fall he plans to deposit money for a match with Charlie Mitchell, and if Mitchell does not respond he will offer Jackson a chance.
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Jackson
Charlie Mitchell
Mitchell
New Orleans Men Seek Three More Championship Contests
Charles Noel, ex-manager of the Olympic Club, New Orleans, now Crescent City Athletic Club president, sues for a boxing carnival to feature Jim Corbett, Charlie Mitchell, Bob Fitzsimmons, Jim Hall, Johnny Griffin and Griffo. Noel doubts Mitchell will fight but faiths he will. If not, Peter Jackson could meet Corbett. Crescent City Club aims to outbid rival for Hall-Firesimmons bout.
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New Orleans
New Yoak
Charles Noel
Olympic Club of
Crescent City Athletic Club
New York
Jim Corett
Charley Mitchell
England
Bob Fitzsinmona
Jim Hall
Johnny Griffin
Griffo
Brooklyn Man Knocked Out in Four-Round Fight
Dick Graham of Brooklyn knocked out Mike Queenan of Chicago in the fourth round near the city arena after a fierce clinch and a brutal blow. Queenan, a stock yard giant, met a decisive end in the bout.
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Brooklyn
Prous
Mike Queenan
Stockyard Giant
Chicago
Dick Graham
Gian Aeenan
Prestly M Defeats WL in Homewood Match Race
Prestly M driven by Robert McMann won all three heats against WL owned by W Lamb at Homewood Park. Crowds were small with Chartiers residents dominating the betting. Best time reached 2:30 as WL appeared likely to be upset in the first heat. A second $500 side race between Belle N and Jon Friel is planned for next Saturday.
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Homewood Park
W Lamb
Robert McMann
Prestly M
Chartiers
Stkes
Mwon
Wil
Belle N
Jon Friel
Races Held at Nashville Features Close Finishes
The program lists multiple race results with winners and margins. Trea Set won the first by a head over Alf Allen. Little Second won the second by a length while Ann placed second. Ethel Gray took the seven furlongs by a neck with Dolly McCone second. Fourth race declared off. Olde That Have Not Won Since August 36 won the five furlongs by a neck. Fring e led by a nose with Vida third. Em ress Frederick won the five furlongs by a half length with Sarakien second. time details noted for several events.
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Nashvialr
Nurse
Trea
Oto L
Alf Allen
Costa Rica
Parse Ann
Doe Carter
Fringe
Vida
Cellin Tree
Emress Frederick
Sarakien
Edwin
Thoroughbred racing results from Louisville odds listing
The Louisville card details futures for Nashville tomorrow with six races. Parapet and Ring? appear among early entries. Roll South and Strathimald lead the mile. Names include Frank Philippe Cyrennih Jacket Binments Unee Walter Tou and Senorita among others with varying payouts and placements.
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Parapet
Frank Phillipe
Cyrennih
Ioe
Timberland
Ormonde Stallion Purchase Tied to London Finance
William B. MacDonough, a San Francisco capitalist, wired 150000 to the Rothschilds in London to hold for the Tattersealls as payment for the rent stallion Ormonde, a leading English sire bred by the Duke of Westminster in 1883 and now owned in Buenos Aires. McDonough plans to bring the stallion to California.
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San Francisco
William
B. MacDonough
Rothschilds
London
Ormonde
MacDonoall
Duke of Westminster
Buenos Ayres
McDonough
California
Oldest trotting horse Prince dies in Missouri
Senania Oct 3L Prince, foaled 1867 in Kentucky and famed roadster with a 2 30 record, died last night at M Solbert’s farm near Senania. He had been turned out to pasture seven years ago but received full care since his days as central Missouri’s wonder.
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Senania
One Race of Independence at Hush Park
One race was finished at Hush Park today as detailed results show Lalor leading with 8 4 Raia and Ged trailing. The scattered OCR shows incomplete scores and names.
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InpErespe Expe
Hush Park
P. Iam
Lalor Ascsesen
Raia Ak Ged
Er Sistine Pend
Local Horse Race at Homewood Track Next Saturday
A match race set for Homewood race track next Saturday features Jim Friel, owned by Jeln A. McKelvy, versus Bella M owned by George Whitfield of Braddock for a $5000 side bet.
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Homewood
Jim Friel
The
Jeln A. McKelvy
Bella M
George Whitield
Braddock
Pittsburg Central High Meets Western University Junior Team
Pittsburg Central High School football faces Western University's junior squad this afternoon at P A C Park East End. P C H S 8 0 team holds weight and practice edge, while Western U P B team fields promising newcomers Richey and McKirdy. Varsity sprinters and top tacklers bolster the W U P lineup. kickoff at 3 30.
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Pittsburg Central
Western University
P. A. C Park
East End
P. Cc
Breck
Johnson
Richey
McKirdy
P.O. H
Park Institute Versus Shadyside Second Eleven Thriller
Shadyside Second Eleven defeated Park Institute 16 to 0 in a game played yesterday afternoon at Rerven. All scores came from three touchdowns and two goal kicks. Moorhead of Park Institute starred on defense with brilliant tackling.
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Park Institute
Shadyside Academ
Tod
Rerven
Moorhead
Parks
Buck Ewing to Join Local Team in Wagner NY Deal
Buck Ewing is to become a member of the local team under an agreement between the Wagners and New York management. Danny Richardson may return to the New Yorks as part of the deal, with promises of a shortstop. Wagners must mobilize to keep local fans from deserting the sport.
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Wasumeter
Oct
Buck Ewing
Wagners
New York
Danny Richardson
New Yorks
Richardson
Ewing
Washington
Wendy Denies It in St Louis Report
President Von Ger Ahe said yesterday in St Louis that there is no truth to the allegations. The brief statement offered no details and left the matter unresolved as officials awaited further clarification.
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Wendy
St. Loum
Sperial
von Ger Ahe
Van der Ahe Denies Browns Trade Rumor and Captaincy Claim
Van der Ahe dismisses a circulated misreport about trading Mike Kelly for Buckley and denying his own plan to name Kelly captain of the Browns. He says Kelly opposed by him and cites past tensions with Stivetts and McCarthy. He promises to hire a capable leader when the time arrives.
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Mike Kelly
Buckley
Kelly
Browns
Cincinnati Association
Stivetts
McCarthy
Bt. Lonia
van der Ahe
Amateur racing board faces decisive changes on class rules
The League of American Wheelmen's Racing Board met in Chicago to address a lingering amateurism question. A split remains between paid professionalized riders and amateurs, with proposed constitutional amendments to separate classes and curb cash prizes, aiming to preserve the organization's stability after 13 years of growth.
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L. A. W. Racing Board
League of American Wheelmen
Chicago
Creare
National Assembly
Racine Board
Racing Board
Morrrissey Defeated By Long In Notable Western PA Foot Race
In Monongahela City a crowds watched Pat Morrrissey race J Long in a 10 yard side bet for $0 where Long won by two yards after a three yard start. The race drew about 1 000 spectators and finished in about 100 seconds.
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Pennsylvania
Pat Morrissey
J. Long
Monongahela City
Mr. T. Bailey
Morrissey
Long
Harding breaks De Soto round trip cycling record
In St Louis on October 31, A H Harding, famed Lenis cyclist, shattered the De Soto round trip mark by finishing 9 miles over hilly terrain in 9 hours 3 minutes, beating Hal Greenwood’s 11 hour 56 minute record set five years earlier.
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St. Louis
de Soto
Harding
Lenis
Hal Greenwood
Iding
Mixed Sporting Notes From Local Desk
Miscellaneous sporting notes include Billy Corcoran's boxing update and Chorinsk! defeating Godfrey in Tue Disrputos. North Exp team leads English cup football. Burge offers to McAuliffe for 2300 dollars. Dixon and Brooke shooting stakes settled last evening. Three A's strong in Washington display. Valentine and Man to run 170 yards for Fa side with start six yards. Tommy Ryan writes from East about go with Collins in Detroit. Jesse Bennett of Chicago to referee. Largeard bought Liepner from Lorillard for 5000 dollars. Lane Lorillard plans next year abroad. Trotting records list Yearting tide 33 tr, Shine a Arion 221044, Moquette 2104. Arion linked to Wilkes branch of Hambietonian family.
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Thick Burge
McAuliffe
Oie
Dixon
Brooke
Tommy Ryan
East
Collins
Detroit
Jesse Bennett
Chicago
Br IT Largelard
Lieipner
LL. Lorillard
Lane Lorillard
Uope
Arion
Rer Monha
Creas
Moquette
Tyes
Arion Tiwlong
Wilkes
Hambietoulan
Biggest clothing deal in Pittsburg history on sale now
The Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company announces the largest clothing sale ever recorded with overcoats suits and ulsters priced far below value. Thousands attended the event and many out-of-town buyers traveled to the Grant and Diamond streets store for bargains. Free fare to Pittsburg offered for city customers as the sale promises 100 percent savings on purchases.
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Pittsburr
Feople
Aople
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Pittsburg
Cabortone
Corner Grant and Dismond Btreats
Court Home
Roosevelt Comment Follows Civil Service Prosecution Report
The Civil Service Commission referred the Samuel Thomas case to the Attorney General for criminal prosecution over soliciting political contributions from government clerks. President Roosevelt said the commission has not implicated the Republican National Committee and contrasted it with Democratic actions four years ago. The New York case involves three letters seeking flexible campaign expense contributions without specifying amounts.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Samuel Thomas
Republican State Committee of
New York
Roosevelt
Thomas
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Barnum
Miller
Hackett
Tammany
One-Third of American Pastors Favor Unfermented Wine
The W C T U session debated constitution changes to increase the executive committee and noted Mrs R A Seana reporting 15 years as unfermented wine head. A call for crusaders drew 67 women. discussions touched railroads and church discipline while recipes for unfermented wine circulated to churches.
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Denver
Temperance Legion
Department of Physical Culture
Francis W. Seiter
Manefield
Hopkins
Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
Nominations For New Chair At General Theological Seminary
The Board of Trustees of the General Theological Seminary in New York held a meeting on October 31. Nominations were made for the chair of Christian Ethics and Sacred Philosophy naming Rev. Angelo E Benton Rev. John J Elmendorf Rev. Francis D Hoskins Rev. Philando K Cady Rev. Frederick B Jewell. The board will decide at its May 23, 1893 meeting. Dr. Cady is widely expected to win the post, currently holding Evidences of Revealed Religion amid a dispute over future appointments.
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New York
General Theological Seminary
Angelo E Benton
Sewanee, Tenn
Bishop Watson
John J. Elmendorf
Racine
Wis
Townsend
Francis D. Hoskins
Port Hamilton
Coleman
Philando K. Cady
Smith
Scarborough
Frederick
Bunko Davie to Face Trial After Albany Inquiry
Detective Norris from Springfield Ohio and farmer Thomas Montgomery met with District Attorney Snyder to confirm the suspect in the tin-box bunko case. They traveled to Albany to identify Pat Davis who is charged with grand larceny and will be brought to Kittanning for trial after New York completes its action.
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Norris
Springfield
Pat Davis
Bunko Sharp
New York
Thomas Montgomery
Montgomery
Snyder
Albany
Davis
State Department Works to Free Irish-American Suspects
The Secretary of State has ordered the U S Legation in London to press Britain for clemency for Dr Thomas Gallagher John Curtin and other Irish American citizens serving life terms in Great Britain President Harrison directs the legation to seek sentence modification and release pending further in quiry Gallagher is reportedly in ill health and the legation pursues contact with British authorities
Weather Map Report Describes Isobars and Pressure Trends
The Dispatch presents a weather map explanation noting cloudless skies for Gums and cloudiness at Arrow. It explains temperature readings, precipitation traces, and isobar isotherm patterns, with discussion on how storms move west to east and how lows and highs affect wind, temperature, and conditions.
Weather forecast and climate notes for the Midwest and East
The report outlines light showers in Nebraska and South Dakota with fair weather in the Rocky Mountain states and the Kansas and North Dakota regions. It notes a low pressure area over eastern Kansas moving into northern Missouri and southern Iowa, with barometer changes and warmer southerly winds along the Atlantic coast. October 1892 showed a mean temperature around 40 degrees, the warmest in ten days, and rainfall totals under normal for October and the year to date.
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Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Atlantic
Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Min
Upper Lake Region
Lake Erie
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Prrrancae
Weather Bureau
Baromeren
Sa. M
Prisoners Seek US-Government Appeal for Liberty Return
The report urges a visit to a prisoner and possible relief from confinement. It notes the long detention and good character of the inmates in the United States and anticipates the Gladstone Government will consider granting them liberty to return to their adopted country.
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United States
Gladstone
Gala Week in Charleston Opens With Star Spangled Banner
Charleston kicks off gala week with bells at St Michael's Church and decorated ships. Flags fly everywhere and Old Glory dominates displays while no Confederate flag appears. Naval officers visit city officials and a luncheon is held at the St Charles Hotel as thousands visit. Fireworks planned and a postponed bombardment of Fort Sumter or Fort Sullivan is debated amid tense sentiment. The Rome Rolling Mill names a receiver as 300 workers face layoffs and a $3500 debt.
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Charleston
Fort Sumter
Fort Sullivan
D.C
St. Michael's Church
Brownson
The
Dolphin
Schroeder
Vesuvius
Ficken
Ince
St. Charles Hotel
Multiple Fatalities Reported in Sunday Night Accidents
A report from various towns indicates several fatal and serious injuries on Sunday night. Incidents include a drunken brawl among Italians, two fatalities on the railroad, a woman killed by a locomotive, and workers facing labor disputes at the Ohio Iron Company.
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Mr. Parasant
Smirl
Axzoxn
W. J. Golden
Robert A. Conley
Lunicn
Edward C. Solar
Ella Cole
Stxrmormenn, CO
Newburger Brothers
Cincinnati
Grand Ury
Tmakers’ Union
River gauges and coastal notes from the lower Ohio region
Morning river readings show varying water levels at multiple stations from Alleghent to Cincinnati with cool cloudy skies. Local shipping activity includes barges moving to the fourth pool and crews returning from Sistersville as water rises at Daris Island dam.
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Morgantown
Pr. A. Wnsville
Elizabeth
Daris Island
John Stern
Shorty
Martin
Sistersville
Titan
Hustler
Delta
Jim Hayes
Acorn
Stack
J. A. Teimsle
John A. Walton
Frank Gilmore
Yesters
Jim Brown
Yester
F. R. Re, Bopp
Cincinn
Ule Imines
J A. Blackburn
Dismond
Mate
Washington Street Railway Strike Elevates Pay Dispute
Washington Pennsylvania workers at the Washington Street Railway Company are on strike after a year of 15 cents an hour pay. The company has notified them of a proposed wage cut to 19 34 cents per hour starting today.
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Washington, Pa
Washington Street Railway Company
Wealthy South American heir held on marriage dispute
Camilo, son of a rich South American merchant, was held in $10,000 bail by Judge McAdam in New York Superior Court. Cars M. Barcenna, from Philadelphia, alleges she wed Camilo to gain status and funds, says she was deceived by a bogus minister and forged marriage certificate.
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New York
Ball
New Yerk
Camilo
McAdam
Cars M. Barcenna
Sap
Philadelphia
South America
Mai
Rev. M. Petcare
Beware Imitators of Johann Hoff Malt Extract
Unscrupulous imitators seek to profit from Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. Look for the signature "Johann Hoff" on every bottle neck. Eisner & Mendelson Co., New York, Agents advertise the product as a pleasant remedy for coughs and colds with Malt Extract at night and Johann Hoff's Matt Bonbons during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Not in It If You Miss Our Home Made Overcoats
Counted Out Expresses utter emptiness without our latest home made overcoats. We offer protection with a one year repair guarantee on clothing ten dollars or more. See overcoats at eight ten twelve fifteen and suits at ten twelve fifteen and eighteen. Don't fail to buy now.
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Mellon
Chinchilla
Sbhelianag
Elega
Asa Wales
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