Pointers Derby Opens Amid Sparse Birds at Elizabethtown Trials
In Elizabethtown on November 8, the opening field trials saw only four coveys after a long day across extensive ground. Multiple kennels and handlers recorded points and finishes, with trials featuring Troublesome, MameS, Ginger Ale, Kent's Queen, and others in six braces, ending as dusk settled and plans for a second series unfolded.
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Elizabethtown
Troublesome
Mames
Pride of Idestone
Edgmont Pointer Kennels
A. T. Smith
R. L. Shannon
Louisville
G. R. Howes
Kent
Osborn
E. D
Wise C— Velce V
W. Amor
Poindexter
Bois Faust
Earl of Kent
Boise Faust
Spotted Boy
Sallie Ale
Rudolph Schmidt
St. Louis
Howe
King of Kent—Sale
Scherina
Texas
A. P. Gilham
Croxie C. Hannon
Biz Croxie C. Bannon
King of Kent
Croxie Wise
R. L. Shanpvon
E. D. Carr
Biz
Lass of
Bloom
W. P. Smith
George Richards
Croxie O
Bannon
aArovine
David C
David
Duke of
Inez
Pomme de Terre
Cont Elgin
Osian Depansy
T. G. Bastow
W. B. Stafford
Kent Elgin
Verabang
T. T. Ashford
Birmingham
Lady Peg
Lad
Russ
Races at Guitenberg with heavy betting and multiple purses
A bustling day at Guitenberg trots with strong wagering. First race a 4M purse for maidens at six furlongs sees Bon Voyage second to Johnnie Connor with Gamester in close third. numerous horses listed with odds and placements for subsequent events. Handicaps, five furlongs and one mile races follow with bets, times, and outcomes including King Crab, Lehigh, Sir Walter Raleigh, and Miss Nellie among others. final purse of 90 with bets and odds continuing across the program.
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Bon Voyage
Stevenson
Gret
Forget Me Not
Griffin
Johnnie Conner
Morris
Jobn Rollo
Gamester
Adventurees
Ligaie T
Stew Aron Gelding Ji
Spotii
Alevran
Thmnh
Sci
Berting
Kon Voyage
J. "Conner
John ER
Lizzie T
Spot Soto
Vera
Perenne
Ne Martin
Orst
Ekadi G
Eleanor S
Leigh
Berwyn
Bolivar
Young Lottery
Jackro
Fidget
Deimenica
Eleanor
Terwyn
Jawrarie
Fionn
False Ahrens
Marguerite
Lehigh
Veepasian
King Crab
Firnh
Experience
Logan
Rico
Sir Walter Ralaaran
Thine
Hetting
Eklog Crab
Tod
Badge
View Landéto
Sir Walter Raleigh
Linga
Seili
Khoda
Fin
Sohar
Miss Nellie
Marie
Eine Ebedett
Ito
A Smith
Lea
Mise Marie
Tate
Hou
Jamestown
Addie H
Glenlochy
Freezer
Lovisquiz
Guttenberg
Miles
Alice Colt
Fisher
Emma
Julia Broskdsle
Rhodamantha
Apenay Lambley
Ondawa
Read
Eugene
Dalesman
Amorse
Adalpeed
Little
George C
Achi
John
Cme
Balance
Idaho
Se Redon
Fred Betsiene
Dagetret
Cestaur
Feuer
Dr. Martin
Fintlands
Races At Nashville Track Post Two Wins And Mixed Results
Results from Nashville Tennessee on November 8 show toe racing at a high level with Little Annie taking the second race and Too Quick winning the second, Hayden capturing the fifth, and several placements in other events. Tomorrow’s card may stage three postponed races at Homewood if weather permits.
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Nashville
Nasavitts
Tenn
Frederick
Sot Wens Salvation
Stel
Tee Eek
Little Annie
Joe Carter
Eveen
Queen
Cane Ih
van Ti Buren
Tulla Bischburn
Hayden
Padegy Hoch
Cockeas Denisotie
Homewood
Nancy May Retire The Queen of the Track May Halt 1893 Racing
Boston reports Nancy Hawks a famed 2 minute trotter may retire for 1893. Negotiations with J Mealcomb Forbes and Budd Doble aim to mate her with Arion, potentially yielding a faster offspring and reshaping harness racing. Pools for Guttenberg races list entries including Alice colt Rhodamantha and several others across multiple races.
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Boston
Naney Hanks
Nancy Hawks
J. Mealcomb Forbes
Budd Doble
Mr. Forbes
Arion
Nancy
Kremlin
Lehigh Falls to Pennsylvania in Weak Matchup
Lehigh University loses 4 to 0 to the University of Pennsylvania in a low effort game. Thayer scores a late first half touchdown for Penn, while Lehigh offers little resistance as Cornell crushes Michigan 44 to 0 and Yale beats New York Athletics 6 to 4. Seton Hall defeats Montauk 66 0 in a separate Orange, New Jersey contest.
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Paiutapetreia
Lehigh University
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Thayer
Lehigh
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
University of Michigan
New York
Yale
New York Athletics
Orange
N. J
Seton Hall
Montauka
Geneva Defeats A A A S In Close Football Tilt
Geneva College defeated the A A A team with an 18 to 12 score in a morning game on the Geneva grounds. Slratt was badly hurt and will miss the season. McCloskey added another field goal after a second-half Geneva touchdown to seal the win.
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University
Pittsburg High School
I Ues
Braven Fatts
Geneve College
Geneva
A.A. A's
Genevas
Slratt
A. AA
Mehring
Owl
Sone
Defonas
McCloskey
Pugilist Pat Kelly to Fight Ed Reilly for Purse at Queensberry Rules
A challenge with a $25 forfeit was left. Pat Kelly, now a puddler at Keystone Mill, will box Ed Reilly at Mo pounds under Queensberry rules for $200 a side and a substantial club purse. A match can be made by posting $25 with the sporting editor of Tux Disrates.
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Pat Kelly
Keystone Mill
Ed Reilly
Queensberry
Tux Disrates
Paddy McBride to Fight Walcott in New York Match
Paddy McBride will meet Tom O Rourke in New York today to pair Paddy Smith against Joe Walcott. O Rourke believes Walcott can defeat Jack McAuliffe and is open to staging the contest at Coner Island.
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Paddy McBride
Tom O'Rourke
New York
Paddy Smith
Joe Walcott
O'Rourke
Walcott
Jack McAuliffe
Coner Island
Unclear sports notes and schedules from a torn page
Fragmentary items describe forthcoming matches and salaries with references to Harvard Cornell Princeton Georgetown Baltimore and San Francisco events. Mentions include wresting match plans for Gov ernor, a November 17 meeting at the Pacific Club, and a Princeton Penns game with possible championship implications.
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Jim Williams
Salt Lake City
Pacific Club
San Francisco
George Stark
Munroe Salisbury
New York
Ok Bell
Baldwin
Ehret
Soeastt
Tommyyot
Washington Baseball Club
Mateescoe
Georgetown Uniaeren
Washington
Neptune Boat Club
Baltimore
Erret Lise
van Haltren
As Salfornia
le Nagercken Berger
Cleveland
Mary Green of Scarboro Honored for Handy Year
Mra Mary Green of Scarboro Missouri, age 84, has spun 36 skeins of yarn, knitted stockings, picked three bushels of raspberries, tended chickens and ducks, and performed extensive housework over the past six months. She has six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Mra
Mary Green
Scarboro
Dried Potato Promoted as Food by Dr Schmalevitch
Dr Jacoy M Schmalevitch urges the dried potato as a practical food item noting it stores well and is lighter and less bulky for transport. It is prepared by macerating in water for ten to twelve hours before cooking.
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Jacoy M. Schmalevitch
Paris SCARED AGAIN Five Die in Anarchist Bomb at Carmaux Office
A Nov explosion at the Carmaux Mining Company offices in Paris killed four officers and fatally wounded a police inspector. Authorities, led by Prime Minister M Loubet, investigated a spherical bomb with clockwork inside tied to Ravachol era fears. The blast wrecked the office, blew out walls, and left mangled bodies and shattered debris in the station and street.
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Paris
Carmaux Mining Company
Avenue de L’opera
Ravachol
Carmanuz Company
Carmaux Company
M. Loubet
M. Ricard
Justice
Procureur of the Republic
Parnell Files Bankruptcy Petition to Protect Paris Fund
Mrs Catherine Parnell widow of Charles Stewart Parnell has filed for bankruptcy protection in Brightons Bankruptcy Court seeking a statement of affairs. The action is viewed as to shield her estate and late husband from claims and delays the Paris fund trusteeship transfer. Rumors say she aims to defer Paris fund settlement and may have assigned trusteeship to Harrington Kenny and Powers. Also noted a rapid draft Constitution in 74 hours by Dr Busch.
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Lexpos
Catherine Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Brighton Bankruptcy Court
Parnell
Paris
Tribune
Seine
Mra Parnell
Messrs. Harrington
Kenny
Powera
Bucher Drafted German Constitution in 24 Hours
The text credits Johann N. Bucher with drafting the German Constitution in a day, aided by the clear instructions from Prince Bismarck which guided speed and precision.
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Bucher
Prince Bismarck
Long Live Universal Suffrage greeted by Belgian Socialists
In Brussels bands of workers paraded at dawn singing Long live universal suffrage. The protest followed the Constitution Regimon Committee vote rejecting universal suffrage and offering only householders the franchise. The King opened Parliament as Socialists and Civic Guard members voiced support and opposition in the streets.
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Brussels
Constitution Regimon Committee
Belgium
Unemployment Meeting in London Promises Violence
Reports from Tower Hill note escalating rhetoric by the unemployed as a rally moves toward the West End. Police clash with demonstrators after they attempt to enter the St James Gazette offices, signaling heightened tension in the labor unrest.
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Loxspos
Tower Hill
Inebna
Socialistic Federation
West End
St James Gazette
Columbus Street Railway Conductors Strike Over Discharged Conductor
Columbus street car service halted as conductors and motormen strike after the discharge of Clarence Alexander for handling a mutilated dime. Management debated reinstatement while the union demanded it and customers faced sudden shutdowns. Tensions rose over shortage slips under the new management.
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Columbus Street Railway Company
Clarence Alexander
Alexander
Stuart
Fighting in Arizona skirmish with Kid’s Apaches in Chiricahuas
Major Mc Gregor at Fort Bowie reports from Los Angeles that Lieutenant Bean engaged Kid’s band of Apaches in the Chiricahua mountains on Sunday. Bean captured their horses but had to fortify his group. reinforcements were sent from Fort Bowie.
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Los Angeles
McGregor
Fort Bowie
Ali
Bean
Kid
Chiricahua Mountains
Supreme Court Advances Prosser Case to January Hearing
The Supreme Court moved the Prosser versus Northern Pacific case to the second Monday in January, involving a large waterfront tract in Washington. Health officials report three new scarlatina cases and 11 diphtheria cases citywide yesterday, indicating a rising spread.
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Washingtton
Supreme Court
Prosser
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Washington
Bureau of Health
Sliver Ace Endorsed by Physicians for Dealers
Promotion notes Klein and Allegheny Co offering Sliver Ace, recommended by leading physicians. Dealers urged to ask for it or contact Max Klein for procurement.
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Klein
Max Klein
Allegheny, Co
Trusses Made to Order for Large Hernias
Listings show Myre Co and T G Evans Co offering bargain stock from fire damage in china glass and lamps at 90 Penn avenue Pittsburg with sales at once. Local cleaning and laundry services advertise Pieffer and De Wiet pills with various addresses across Pittsburgh Allegheny and Southside.
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Philadelpha
J. W. Thompson
Myre, Co
Penn Avenue
Ninth Street
Pittsburg
China
T. G. Evans & Co
Penn Bank Retrials in Supreme Court On Various Cases
The defunct Penn Bank appeal argued by Henry Warner assignee against Thomas Hare and others centered on accounts and alleged misappropriation of proceeds tied to bank collateral. Other actions debated include interest on paving contracts, a $25,000 railroad death damages award, real estate purchase specific performance, life insurance distribution schemes, and multiple appeals of local court and election cases.
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Penn Bank
Supreme Court
Henry Warner
Thomas Hare
Mr. Warner
Germania Savings Bank
Booth & Flinn
Twenty-eighth Street
Carson
Jane Street
Mary E. Urias
Pennsylvania Railway
Copeland Station
Harry T. Friend
Martha E. Lamb
Elizabeth Hill
Laban Hooper
United Life Insurance Association
Hooper
Robert F. Clever
W. C. O'Reilly
C. C. Crafton
Crafton
Jas. & Young
George Eatep
Duquesne
James Evans
Daniel B. Brown
W. L. Perry
Pittsburg Union Passenger Railway Company
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Wm. Weitzel
Joseph Walton
Judgment of Common Pleas Court
American Bank
District Attorney's Duty in New Trial Motions
Motions for new trials were argued before Judges Kennedy McClung and Porter in two murder cases George Strasser and the Zappe brothers. Defense urged new testimony and claimed improper jury presentation by District Attorney Burleigh. The court reserved judgment after hearing arguments from both sides.
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Kennedy
McClung
Porter
George Strasser
Joseph Brandl
South Side
Joseph
Angelo Zappe
William Umetetter
Strasser
Hudson
West Vargins
Friedman
Burleigh
McGeary
Braddock
Zappe
J. Burleigh
Suits Filed to Recover on Old Promissory Notes
The Iron and Glass Dollar Savings Bank seeks 25006 13 from C. J. Schultz A. L. Schultz and O. G. Schultz in three suits. Notes dated between August and September 1890 totaling 650 were unpaid and partial payments reduced the balance to 21265 1, with interest of 3400 8 bringing the claim to 22500 13.
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W. B. Rodgers
C. J. Schultz
A. L. Schultz
O. G. Schultz
Iron and Glass Dollar Savings Bank
A. L
C. G. Schultz
A. L. and
C. G Schultz
Two men sentenced in liquor cases yesterday
John Hanley of McKeesport received a $550 fine and three months plus 20 days in the Workhouse after a liquor selling conviction. John Robb of Evergreen pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license and was sentenced to three months in the Workhouse.
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John Hanley
McKeesport
John Robb
Evergreen
Lawsuits Filed Over Property Damage and False Arrest
John Garner of the Twelfth ward Allegheny yesterday sued John Lutz and A Overbeck for $1000 each for injury to property from excavation and dirt dumping on the lot. He seeks damages for false arrest. Edward G Menzel of the Seventh ward is mentioned in connection with similar legal actions.
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John Garner
Twelfth Ward
Allegheny
John Lutz
A. Overbeck
Edward G. Menzel
Seventh Ward
Allegheny Sues Isaac Hippely for 35000 in False Arrest Claim
Allegheny filed suit yesterday seeking 35000 damages from Isaac Hippely over an alleged false arrest. Robert Menzel, a Hippely tenant, says Hippely previously sued him for larceny before Alderman McKelvey. Menzel was arrested and later discharged, and Hippely’s suit is claimed malicious.
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Allegheny
Isaac Hippely
Menzel
Hippely
Alderman McKelvey
Hhe
Sharp Tongue Demands Caution in Men and Women
A Chicago Inter Ocean reflection dissects the sarcastic maiden. It argues such wit, while possibly talented, repels both women and men, making her a hazardous companion. Sarcasm is warned as a growth that stifles kindness and consideration, leaving a harsh, lingering odor.
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Chicago Inter
Emergon
Phyllis
Molly Bawn
Sick Headache Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for sick headache. The copy emphasizes multiple pills and claims effectiveness in alleviating illness and headaches.
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Carterss
Carter
Carlsbad Sprudel Salts Advocated For Dyspepsia
A young woman extols Carlsbad Sprudel Salts as a cure for dyspepsia mentioning its presence in drugstores nationwide. She claims the remedy has improved her father’s health and softened his temperament, urging readers to try the home treatment. The authentic bottles bear Eisner & Mendelson Co. New York signatures.
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Johnnie
Carlsbad
United States
Papa
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
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