Lehigh Second Eleven Possible For Gym Game
A Lehigh University official states talks are under way to arrange a football game between Lehigh's second eleven and the East End Gyms. Lehigh players reportedly willing to travel if a suitable date and expenses are guaranteed. The Gyms are also seeking a Thanksgiving Day opponent if Lehigh cannot be secured. Local fans hope for a strong matchup this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh University
East End
Lehigh
Lehich
Ehen
Grimms
Lebich
Tleren
Saturnoy
Gymw
Gems
Exposition Park
Cleveland
Our Magnates Return from National League Meeting
Secretary Scandrett reports on league meeting highlights with Messrs Brown, Neil, and Scandrett returning from New York. He notes a harmonious gathering, no motion to admit new clubs, and optimism for peace among organizations. Scandrett mentions trade talks and that Whitney remains unsettled, with Woodcock as a potential patcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Scandrett
Brown
Neil Re ‘Orpel
New York
National League
Otter
Nto
Prince
Soden
Aew
Whitney
Seandretl
Ariher Whitney
Seandrete
Bestorg
Woodcock
Great Game Anticipation for Vale and Barvard Showdown
Saturday's great game prep unfolds at Nanpden Park for the Vale and Barvard contest to be held next Saturday. Tickets go on sale Monday in Boston and other cities as rail service adjustments are announced to accommodate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swoon
Mass
Nanpden Park
Boston
Teetom
Eand
Algerini
Albany
Si Zhetore
Tie in Heritage grounds third shooting match
Captain John N. Hoever and E. D. tom tied in the final match at Heritage grounds near Matton New York City, a 100 birds per side contest for 300 dollars per side. Fulford won the first two rounds as Krewer attempted to overturn the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolstencroft
Philadelphia
Dempsey and Mitchell Plan Welter Night Cage Match
New York reports Jack Dempsey and Young Mitchell arriving to spar with a theater group. Dempsey says they will stay at welter and avoid fighting above the weight. Mitchell agrees to meet at eight pounds, with both ready to box at welter despite crowd chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Dempsey
Young Mitchell
Dempsey
Chicago
Thorestias
Ryan
Mitcuel
Tie Barkers
Smisetell
Presse
More About Ormonde and the Race to England
There is much talk about bringing the racehorse Ormonde from Buenos Aires to England. The discussion centers on plans and expenses to educate and prepare the animal for potential colonial prestige and racing campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leenoe
England
Buenoa
Duke of Westminster horse sale sparks English brood stock clash
The Duke of Westminster sold a fame horse to South America for a large sum. Proposals to bring the horse back face strong opposition from Mr. Eascaens and others who warn of calamity to English brood stock. The syndicate argues roarers can breed well, but Chaplin and backers threaten the scheme, casting doubt on Ormonde's return to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Westminster
South America
England
Eascaens
Berts
Chaplin
Ormonde
Baseball Notes From A National League Yearning
A garbled baseball notes column mentions players and clubs across the league. Kinship figures like Anson, Pousen, and Hart surface with trade talk about contracts and upcoming meetings. It cites indictions, signings, and possible club movements as managers seek deals for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kission
Brooklyns
Washington
Sony Pousen
St. Louis
Pathan Oo Ner
EW Manson
J. Deeside Pow
Jim Hart
Ito
Mersey City
Anson
Fils
Con Dons Lo Boars
Voko Nelacry
Louis- Ville Clu
Grand Jury
St Enis Cly
Loulsians Ery
Yale Versus Harvard Preview Amid League Setbacks
Football notes discuss Yale likely to beat Harvard next Saturday and praise Yale and Princeton undefeated this season. The Western Pennsylvania League meeting slows Association ball, with two halves of five periods and 3 p.m. starts debated. Ten Pittsburg Association members convene to decide league status as ticket sales rise for the big game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
Max
Rete
Western Pennsylvania League
Pittsburg
George Tann
Howard
Stagg
Boston
Princeton
Marvard
Suestrony
Manhattan Field
Corette
Sporting Notes from 1867 San Francisco Poolrooms
General notes report poolrooms closed in San Francisco and a series of upcoming boxing and swimming events. Mentions Deawn, Sach DaMrsry, Young Mitchell delaying city visit until March, Jor rippy not traveling to England, Jor Mickwax training in Little Washington under Charley Taylor, and Fitzsimmons rumored to plan a winter bout with middleweight contenders. Parson Davies counters with a $10,000 purse and California Club decision awaiting reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Deawn
San Francheco
Sach DaMrsry
Young Mitchell
Jor Rippy
England
Jor Mickwax
Little Washington
Charley Turlor
Fitzsismons
Davies
Bendon
Berkeslav
Jorkson
California
KO coal for steamers amid Chicago coal famine
The Chicago coal famine caused by the strike worsens for lake steamers with no coal in Michigan City or South Chicago and scarce supplies causing 24 hour delays. A near riot occurred at Osric harbor dock over distributing a few cars received last night. Cleveland reports say no soft coal by water for the rest of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashiford Waner Stable
Clayton
Jeeker
Gloucester
Clifton
Nancy Planks
Lockhart
Nutwood
Word Brown
O Combat
Ohio
Kingsman Bros
Alcantara
Alexander
Abd Allah
Spartamean
Washington
Porte
New York
Chicago
Dwyerhee
Moreeman
South Jerws
Quaker City
Reiny
The
American Trotting Association
Wallace
Jerr Leute
Michigan City
Osric Harbor
Cleveland
Farmers' Deposit Bank invites public to view new vaults
The Farmers' Deposit National Bank invites the public to call and examine their new vault. Information on renting safety deposit boxes and depositing valuables cheerfully given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Aife
General Rice Attacks New People's Party Leadership
General John H. Rice denounces the National Farmers' Alliance leaders and the new People’s party, labeling Kansas delegates as cranks and demagogues and calling for a return to the St. Louis platform. He urges lawmakers and party officials to abandon calamitous campaigns and resign failed alliances, warning disbandment if reforms fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John H. Rice
People’s Party
United States
Cincinnati
National People's Party
Kanens Farmers’ Alliance
People's Party State Central Committee
National Citizens’ Alliance
St. Louis
People’s Party of
Kangas
S. Louis
Farmers’ Alliance
Rice
Kansas
Union
National Farmers’ Alliance
Macune
The
Alliance
People's Party
East
Simpson
Potter
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
Canard Mania Flows as Europe Prefers Peace Talks
Lexpos reports mixed signals from Europe as leaders claim peace despite army buildups in Germany Austria and France. Britain Italy and Turkey push naval and artillery spending while Russia’s chancellor plans a private Paris visit to see his granddaughter in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Europe
Emperor of Austria
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis di Rudini
Germany
Austria
France
England
Italy
Turkey
Krupp
India
Paris
Monsieur de Giers
Bear Eagles Bad Break Ignites Sioux Tensions
Acting Indian Commissioner Felt and Special Agent McKean report Bear Eagle and followers have broken away from Cheyenne River Agency, sold cattle, abandoned camp, and moved to Pine Ridge in a mass, with guns reportedly silenced. Authorities seek guidance from the Secretary of War amid ghost dance rumors and potential conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne River
Bear Eagle
Pine Ridge
Mine Ridge
Disney
Secretary of War
Ins
Brazil in Peace After Rio Grande Crisis Amid Junta
Cable from Rio de Janeiro reports no secession plans and says Rio Grande remains calm. Governor Castilhos resigns under pressure. a Provisional Junta led by Dr. Assiz Brazil, Dr. Casal Ribeiro, and General Osoris takes charge to restore order and quell conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Rio Grande
Pete of
Erin
Noard Commercial Association
Trade and People
Castilhos
Assiz
Brazil
Casal Ribeiro
General Osoris
JM Os
Devastating Cleveland Fire Across Downtown destroys $200000 in property
A major Cleveland blaze began at 8 pm in the Short and Forman printing works and spread to four nearby buildings. Fireman Captain Grady was killed while Hawley Ward were seriously injured. The flames endangered the Johnson and Weddell Houses. Ten firms burned including Short & Forman First National Bank Cleveland Faucet Blood Billiard J M Lenham Thomas Haly Standard Bottling Works American Brass and S L Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Short & Forman
Johnson House
Weddell House
John Aney
Michael Hawley
Charles Ward
Grady
Hawley
Ward
First National Bank
Blood Billiard Company
J. M. Lenham
Thomas Haly
Standard Bottling Works
H. C. Overholt & Co
American Brass Company
S. L. Pierce & Co
Meadville Aims at Lead and Tin Mine Nod to Start
A Meadville company forms to begin mining at dawn on the Hulings farm two miles north. The vein measures about four by twenty four inches with rock yielding lead and tin profits. Dr J H Montgomery of Alleghe College is a principal stockholder, and the farm with adjoining acres is leased for immediate work and smelting setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Hulings Farm
J. H. Montgomery
Alleghe College
Chilean Minister Montt Presented to President Harrison
Washington reports the formal presentation of Senor Montt, Chile’s new minister, to President Harrison at 11 o clock. The exchange focused on non intervention and neutral port policies amid civil upheaval, with Harrison affirming restraint against war vessel use for Balmaceda’s silver and urging calm and mutual respect between governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor Montt
Harrison
United States
Balmaceda
Cile
Garza's Revolution Opens Brawl in Mexico
Garza has begun an active campaign with improved arms and growing support. A recent attack near Guerrero met stubborn Mexican garrison resistance, leaving one Mexican officer dead and another wounded. Garza's side with unknown losses, while insurgents increase forces quietly along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Asiosio
Tex
Catrino Garza
Mexico
Guerrero
Garza
Train Robbers Foiled Near South Canadian
In St Louis on November 15 officials thwarted a Missouri Kansas and Texas southbound robbery near South Canadian I T. Daltons were sighted in the area and warned Muskogee. An extra train guarded the mail and express cars while officers pursue the outlaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
South Canadian
I. T
Muskogee
Daltons
Tragic 19 Story Fall At New Masonic Temple
James Charleston a terra cotta worker fell 19 stories after a support collapsed while handing material to a colleague. The accident occurred on his first day at the temple site leaving a grieving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnuicaco
James Charleston
Masonic Temple
Fire destroys farmer John Quantz residence near Allegheny
The Quantz farm house in Reserve township about five miles from the Allegheny City line burned early yesterday. Only ten items of the contents were saved as the family barely escaped. Firemen could not learn a cause and neighbors, hampered by water scarcity, saved adjacent dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quantz
Reserve Township
Allegheny City
Coal Stocks In Louisville Gas Dealers Report
About 500000 bushels of Pittsburg coal and 500000 bushels of Kentucky coal are on hand with local dealers in Louisville. If cold weather arrives soon the supply may run out in under twenty days. Pittsburg coal sells wholesale at 12 cents and Kentucky at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pittsburg
Kentucky
Mrs Henry Fitzhugh Dies After Typhoid Attack
Mrs Henry Fitzhugh of Allegheny a daughter in law of General Charles Fitzhugh and daughter of General Poe of Detroit died yesterday from typhoid fever. She had been married a little over a year and was well known in Pittsburg and Allegheny society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fitzhugh
Allegeny
Charles Fitzhugh
Poe
Detroit
Pittsburg
Allegheny Society
Depew Praises Parnell in Mournful Ireland Tribute
Chauncey M Depew delivers a commemorative address at the Academy of Music in New York honoring Charles Stewart Parnell. He cites Parnell as a master organizer who challenged British rule, built a united Irish parliamentary bloc, and steered home rule toward fruition, marking a historic achievement in Irish self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Academy of Music
Ireland
Charles Stewart Parnell
Chauncey M. Depew
Mr. Depew
Gladstone
Federal Congress
Parnell
Ilmainham
House of Commons
Depew
England
Scotland
Wales
Many Names At Hotel Arrivals In City
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list numerous travelers from New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago and beyond. Notables include Francis Rawle Philadelphia lawyer and Major Frank Patterson inspector for the Second state. Local mentions note William Watson Philadelphia business and steering through legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson
Philadelphia
Francis Rawle
Knoxville
Major Wickes
Pullman Company
New York
John G. Medinger
Louis T. Medinger
Theo. A. Freischman
Baltimore
Boyer
Frank Patterson
Ross
Washington
Allegheny
W. i. Rowles
Clara Morris
C. J. Walker
C. H. Gardner
Charles A. Gardner
Seventh Avenue Hotel
James Madden
Fred Keenel
Milan
Graham
Westmoreland County
Mt. Pressant
Pittsburgers Enter New York as Highliners
The list of Pittsburgers registered today in New York includes G. Colt Normandie J. W. Fenley Continental C. M. Hanna Grand Central A. W. Hartman J James F. A. Howard Grand Union Hughes Astor house IT A. Samuels Grand Central Wainwright Brunswick with affiliations to multiple hotels and houses in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Warmer Winds and Rain Forecast for Western PA West VA Ohio
Weather bulletin reports warmer southerly winds and increasing cloudiness with rain across Western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. Expect likely colder by Tuesday night with comparative temperatures and precipitation totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
River News And Notes At Louisville
River report from Louisville dated November 16 notes clear pleasant weather and a stationary river with 1 feet 8 inches in the canal 1 feet 8 inches on the falls and 5 feet 7 inches at the foot of locks. Towboat Smoky City rebuild is poorly completed and will depart Madison for Pittsburgh as water permits. departures listed for Cincinnati and Cougeu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fefecia
Fspator
Louisville
Smoky City
Madison
Pitts Dare
Cincinnati
Cougeu
Weather and river readings and towns in brief
Upper Ganges shows river four feet and rising with cloudy skies and a 67 degree low at five. Rownsville river five feet and stationary with cloudy weather and 48 degrees at five. Warren river 0.8 feet stationary with rain. Omaha and Cherokee entries among the day’s notes with scattered town names and river reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Rownsville
Warren
Cherokee
Memphis
Olio
The
Bends
John Gilmore
Helena
Day Gould
St. Louie
Sentinel
Paducah
A. Wright
Fred Nellis
East 21
Logis
St. Louis
Gossip of the Wharves Packet Arrives After Ten Week Gap
Gama Tite W Bedford, the first down river packet in ten weeks, arrived yesterday from Parkersburg. The H K Bedford will depart for Parkersburg at noon today. Gossip notes Tuesday marks, Lehow feet six inches, and slow movement at the wharves as ships and crews adjust after the long drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bedford
Parkersburg
H. K. Bedford
Fire Outbreaks Claim Losses in Carlisle and Canton
In Carlisle the Daily Sentinel Opera House burned last night causing about 1000 dollars in damage due to a defective aim. In Canton Ohio an incendiary fire destroyed John Vader’s stable with feed implements and two cows, with losses around 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Daily Sentinel
Art Canton
John Vader
Big Books for Children at mw Each
Colorful books for young readers include Chatter Man Alive Jingle Bells. Each title features a colored frontispiece and 160 pages of bright stories and pictures. Priced at 18 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilech
Nelson Elected Georgia Bishop May Not Accept Immediately
Rev. Dr. C Kinloch Nelson of Fountain Hill said he has not decided whether to accept. The Georgian Diocese vote and Standing Committee must approve by majority in both bodies for confirmation, effectively requiring sanction of the entire U S Episcopal Church. Nelson born 1852 in Albemarle County Virginia and educated at St John College Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernecues
C. Kinloch Nelson
Fountain Hill
Episcopal Diocese of
Georgia
Episcopal Church of
United States
Cleland Kenloch Nelson
D. D
Albemarle County
Van
Virgina
Thomas Nelson
Virginia
St Richmond
Washington
Nelson
St. John College
Annapolis
Rev. C. BK. Nelson
Berkley Divinity School
Middletown
Domestic Troubles Get to Be a Bore
Loxnox reports on November 14 as tensions rise at home with predictable frictions and wearying disputes. The piece chronicles routine domestic strains, highlighting everyday conflicts and patterns that characterize repeated quarrels within households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxnox
National Farmers Alliance May Refuse to Endorse Third Party
Delegates to the Supreme Council meeting in Indianapolis next week include L. F. Polk J. H. Mel Dowell Wardall and Boise. The main topic is the nation’s financial condition with a resolution expected against third party schemes and opposition to party combatants within the alliance. Executive Committee members say no party affiliation will be made. Paris electors protest Lafargue seating citing birth in Havana and foreign parentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Supreme Council of the National Farmers’ Alliance
The
Alliance
L. F. Polk
North Carolina
J.H. Mel Dowell
Tennessee
Messrs. Wardall and Boise
California
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McGunnigle Sui Banting
Afer Mayers
General Sportingews
Turf Notes
Abner
Palo Alto
Belle Bird
Stanford
Captain Hoever
Mr. Fulford
Me Willlow
Chapiio
Tere
Enieide
Tinew
Star
D. Rerde
Woodward
Henry Watters
Etere
College Teague
Kam Assur
Maghes
Drsraren
Rothester
Gror Welaman
Piteher
Netwaal Leagur
Inntends
Stump
Tv the Friends of the Profession
Anne
Dleter
Prenee
Giend Galvin
Mrtepurg
Esel Ofleer
Connor
Richardson
Whetier
Knee
Graue
King
J. Ewing
Tayor
van Zandt
Wertervelt
Welsh
Sharrott
Germen
Buthlory
Back
Foving
Mike Kelly
Buckley
Clark
Taylor
Louisvilles
Don Keilly
Cincinnat
Cook
Columbus
Tasnett
Keilly
Glasscock
Sheri
Anthor
O'Rourke
Ternando
Enfield
New Yorks
Limention Bicklew
Ginasecock
Hainesheen
Lawie
Rimer
Ton der Abe
Chile
Sn Tt
E.atton Richardson
Ofer
Courte —&M
Doleyrem
Indiana
Gen. Rice
Waasahington
Felt Bag
George W. McKean
Pierre
Senhor Mendones
Rio de Janeiro
Ihe
Butt
Commons
House
John Shean
Simon Schlesinger
G. B. Trochet
E. M. Richardson
New Castle
E. Saewer
C. H. McCleary
Wheeln D
Cochran
Toledo
J. G. Hearse
Eeling
Rnvensoy
C. L. Peeples
Bound Brook
T. A. Siegel
George Clarke
W. W. Ward
FE. R. Johnston
Brownsville
W. Hallater
Bridgeport
D. J. Williams
Misa Eliza Oppey
Johnstown
Frank Smediey
Rising Sun
Beatlesville
L. M. Worden
Oil City
J. J. Dowling
Pil
J. C. Fox
St. Jane
Noblestown
Sr. Cuantis
S. W. Foulk
J. P. Ludington
A. Z. Morse
South New Lynn
J. M. Grable
Monongahela City
A. L. Hess
Waynesburg
P. A. Fei
Youngstown
A. N. Frame
New Or
Pittsburgers
PitTsnone
Ita Ranerit
River News and Notes
Briow
Market ST
Fine Library
Mall
Emerson
Longfellow
Gibbon
Rome
Macaulay
Rawlinson
Green
Edna Lyall
Cooper
Washington Irving
Bulwer-Lytton
Bryce
American Commonwealth
Prescott
Peru
Victor Hugo
Eugene Sue
Victor Muga
Noah Webster
Russia
ANG
Mark Twain
DR. Nelson
Lafargue
Lille
M. Lafargue
Chamber of Deputies
Havana
U.S
Vandouters Qcon
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