The Moguls Meet on Rule Changes and Football Games
A New York era update reports a meeting of baseball league directors at the Hotel Richelieu. Boston awarded pennant. Pittsburg fined Washington and Cleveland for game forfeits, with adjustments and remissions. Discussions on longer pitching distances and rule shifts continue, with mixed views from key club officials.
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Lafayette Loses to Penn in Rough Football Tilt
Pennsylvania defeats Lafayette 70 to 0 as Rockwell and Langlois score for the Quakers. Lafayette starts strong but Penn shifts momentum, drives to the five yard line, then breaks through for touchdowns.
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Football Saturday Schedule From Local Schools
The article outlines postponed football games set for Saturday. Shadyside vs A C Park at 2 p.m. features a high school match after injuries limited practice. Wilkins vs P.A.C. second team at P.A.C. gym. Pittsburgh area teams Allegheny and Kineburg also slated for afternoon play. Washington and Jefferson clash noted for the main event.
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College Eleven Defeats Foes Aiming for Saturday Victory
The college eleven has beaten all challengers including Geneva College and Western University and plans to win Saturday. The A A A s will play the regular team and the game starts at 1 3 o'clock.
Harvard Prepares for Yale Clash With Improved Practice
Boston November 16 Harvard football resumes work at Soldiers Field three days before Yale. The squad shows more snap and effort after New York, with Lewis at center Mackie right guard Waters left guard as the likely starting line. Analysts note Harvard struggles for ground gainers and rely on Waters to carry the ball when possible.
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Crafton Team Defeats Shadyside Academy In Close Rugby Match
In Brashton yesterday, Crafton edged Shadyside Academy 10 to none in a lively rugby bout. Standout Crafton players included Hoisey McCain Barrett Foster Dannals and Scull with Foster’s tackling and Dannals’ passing back praised. Hartley starred for Shadyside. Attendance was strong.
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Racing at Guitenberg Hot Favorites Beaten
Gritexsens Nov 16 reports a day where hot favorites were beaten while winners were heavily backed. Races cover six and one half furlongs to one mile two, with detailed listings of horses, jockeys, odds, and times including Lith bertili Ocean Queen Mily Caledonia Julia L Trump Hiban Lady Brookdale Fort and other entries.
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iMined Florine Waboran
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Pools Sold For Tomorrow's Guttenberg Races
Local sales listed pools for seven races at Guttenberg with horses such as Jupiter Lady Maliad Hl Montlace 11 and Annie W in the first race. Adventurer Gregen Muckage Marsh Rexton Dower Salishore Comforter Walter Vaieily McKeever in the second. Nor Balance Gio Carmelite Gamester Susie Fuller in the third. Jimmie Larbiey Star Miss Foster Vice More Kindness Cultivator Ring Keily Kingw Wi Atoeline Sy in the fourth. Tom Karl Midelanda Hors Gold Dollar Mohteau in the fifth. Come-lo-Bietate Orpen Macauley Radiant in the sixth. All pools priced and bid for the evening’s wagering.
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John al
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Spot
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Mohteau
Races at Nasevilly Reported with Wide-Open Finishes
Today's Nasevilly race results list five events with close finishes. Winners include Edwin at five furlongs, Kdten Rubbers at six and one half, Ed Greenwood at two years, and Ove Torionge Jack Of Diamonds in the longer maiden event, with several seconds and thirds noted.
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Elx Sengitive
Crrena
Cerveré Toi
Kdten Rubbers
Fee
Senlog
Ove Torionge
Jack of Diamonds
Billy Smith
Joho
Marguerite Ito
D Waytl
Bell
Wayrd
Wheelmen Elect Officers in Washington District Election
At the annual District division meeting of the League of American Wheelmen in Wasutsetos on November 6, officers were elected. Samuel W. Stinemetz won the Chief Consul post after a 1065 vote contest, with W. T. Robertson as runner up. J. C. Churchill was re elected View Consul. T. H. Brooks and W. H. Sternes were re elected Secretary and Treasurer. The Finance Committee reported a profit of 800 and a 755 on hand, with 5000 guarantee fund uncalled. Several nominations awaited for nine representatives, including Googe Atwater and Charles E. Terry.
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Women Nervousness and a Cure by Dr Greens Remedy
An article argues women are more nervous than men yet excel in moral courage and endurance. It cites Mrs Lila Co Root of New Bedford who allegedly recovered from nerve weakness after using Dr Greens Nervara blood and nerve remedy, praised as harmless and vegetable, with free consultation from Dr Greene of New York.
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Death of Western Pennsylvania sportsman Drad James Grogan
Drad James Grogan, a well known sporting man in Western Pennsylvania, died last evening at Mercy Hospital at 9:45. He earned fame as a successful coeediater in the oil field years ago and later became a respected figure in Pittsburg. Grogan, admired for his honesty, was active on many race tracks across the country and supported honest sport throughout his 40 years.
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Mercy Hospital
Jimmy Grogan
Pittsburg
Wrestling Championship Battle Set at Beaver Falls
Ed Reilly will meet Charles Ward next Saturday evening at Beaver Falls for the welterweight state championship match. Reilly is near weight and a strong contest is anticipated with both men prepared for the 140 pound limit.
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Charles Ward
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Reilly
General Sporting Notes from the era
Captain Adrian C. Annox to take part in a forthcoming billiard tourney at Chicago. Yale optimism clashes with Harvard in prep for the Thanksgiving clash while Princeton and Yale jockey for advantage. Eddie Pierce of the Nonpareil AC may fight Skelly at Coney Island with a $2,500 side bet and purse.
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Willard shines in Joan Needham's Double at Duquesne
Review notes Mr. Wiitanenp’s new stage genius in Joan Needham’s Double. Joseph Hatton’s play involves a country gentleman’s murder by a financier who disguises as the victim. Willard’s intense dual performance elevates the production above its weak supporting cast.
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Joan Needham
Duquesne
Joseph Hatton
Willard
Mr. Willard
Miss Burroughs
Notable Officials Visit Pittsburg on Inspection Tour
Vice President Rinehart and Santa Fe road officials toured Pittsburg yesterday on an inspection of the Ft Wayne line. Rinehart, born in Pittsburg, spoke proudly of his hometown. Also leaving was Miss Annie Stevens, guest of her father Harry Stevens at the Hotel Schuler, en route to Niles Ohio. Other notables staying at local hotels included Robert Ramsey of Mt. Pleasant and W P Turner of Freeport. Colonel Willis J Hulings of Old City and J R Thomms of Niles were registered at local houses, with Eastbound passengers listed such as W P Logan and Charles McKee. Captain Livingston of Ft Supply, Indiana, among those noted evening travelers.
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Harry Stevens
Schlueser
Niles
Robert Ramsey
Mt. Pleasant
Frick Coke Works
Pittsburg visitors register at New York hotels
A list of Pittsburgers stopping in New York includes J. Mer y of Washington and Hume of Titusville at the Duquesne and Schlosser. J. J. Spearman of Sharon Furnace arrives in the city. Other names and hotels noted: T. J. Hostetter St James, E W McClelland Imperial, A D Young Astor House, Mesney St Denia, Shelly St Denia, Steinmacher Sturtevant, Parker Coleman House, Tinley Westminster, and more.
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Dr Bingaman's Bid for Property on Penn Avenue Refused
Government property at Penn avenue and Garrison alley was offered for sale at public auction for the third time in a year. The auctioneer said a $10,000 certified check and 60 days to pay the balance were required. bids reached $205,500 before the government reserve of $225,000 was declared, and the sale was adjourned. Dr. Bingaman said he acted for private parties seeking to improve the property and build business houses.
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Sudden Death of Allegheny Real Estate Agent
David M. Brodie of Dyer and Brodie real estate at Federal and Lacock streets Allegheny was found dead in a room adjoining his office shortly after 5 pm. He had suffered ill health for four months after the deaths of three children and overwork. Coroner to hold inquest.
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WAertime-Majer to be hanged Friday in wife murder
Short dispatches report WAertime-Majer the wife killer faces execution Friday. Other items note the mayor's anti gambling stance, local farming sales, a 13 year old's self inflicted death, a train accident injuring a girl, a drowning suicide, hospital fair fallout, suspicious railway packages, a mill worker set ablaze, typhoid cases in Butler area, an accident near White Man's Leap, and a church organ dispute ending in withdrawals.
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Political Notes And Gossip On Election Returns
Unofficial returns show Congressman Belknap re-elected in Michigan fifth. Illinois totals place Cleveland and Harrison with large leads, Altgeld and Fifer trailing. Jerry Simpson edges by 1,400 in his district. Dakota talk hints at a possible gubernatorial bid by Simpson. Other notes include Fusion wins in North Dakota, New Mexico polling, and various state house majorities.
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Storm moves off coast with rain in Lower Lake region
The storm shifts from the Middle Atlantic coast to the St Lawrence Valley and diminishes in intensity. Rain expected in the Lower Lake region as firms report rising temperatures in the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys and in New England, with cooler readings elsewhere.
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River News and Notes From Louisville
River notes report business active in Louisville on November 1 with cloudy warm weather. Water levels show 1 foot 9 inches in the ville, 4 feet 1 inch in the canal, and 5 feet 3 inches below. A new trial was denied in the United States versus towboat Neal forlinel. W. KR. Phillips faced delays from dense fog with departures for Carrall ton and Big Kanawha.
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Local Snap Shots Report Diphtheria Scorlatina Cases and Accidents
The Bureau of Health reports one diphtheria and five scorlatina cases in the city. Fraxsk Parix, an Allegheny boy, burned by a cannon firecracker yesterday. William Hassy injured after being run over by a wagon on Carson Street near South Twenty-seventh. A fire strikes J. A. Wicks grocery at 38 Washington Avenue Allentown. A Ft Wayne depot news stand is robbed of 25 dollars. Wa Henn of 196 Rebecca Street Allegheny jailed for attempted fraud. landlord finds empty bones and vanished goods. hearing set today before Alderman McKelvey.
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Weather Observations at Various Stations
Station readings report river levels with values such as 3 feet 7 inches and 5 feet, with notes of stationary or rising. Conditions described as cloudy, pleasant, clear, and cool, with a thermometer reading around 66 degrees.
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River traffic and river data from dock notices
Water levels 4 to 7 feet 10 inches on different reaches with multiple towboats and barges listed. Ships Belle McGowan and Crescent seen near Maysville and Pomeroy while others like Little Fred Cyclone and Congo are due with empties. Coal Exchange meeting notes support rebuilding wing dams at Logstown.
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Zanesville
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Fragmentary transit names and places in New York itinerary
OCR fragment lists scattered place names and routes including New York City Paris New York Amsterdam Liverpool Falda and various unclear terms. No coherent event or clear subject emerges from the readable text.
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York
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New York
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Old Country Remittances Offered by Bankers and Steamship Agents
MA SCHAMBERG and Foreign Bankers and Steamship Agents advertise drafts money orders and foreign bank notes at New York rates. Remittances available to all of Europe via their Pittsburg, Pa. office established 1806.
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New York
Europe
Schamberg & Foreign Bankers
Wat Smithfieid
Pittsburg
White Star Line schedules and fares from New York
Germanic Teutonic Britannic Majestic Adriatic and others sail from the White Star dock foot of West Tenth Street New York. Saloon and second cabin fares listed with steerage to Old Country. Drafts payable on demand in Great Britain banks. Agents John J McCormick New York and H J Kidsey Pittsburgh Broadway N Y.
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Wasarxcton WALLS Arrested On Threat Complaint
Wasarxcton WALLS was arrested yesterday on a complaint by his wife for threatening her life. A hearing is set before Alderiman Rich ardg on Saturday. East End police seek Borger Callahan a 12 year old boy who ran away from Inna Street.
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Fires Cause Substantial Losses Across Several Towns
New Castle Fountain House damaged with a $2 000 loss covered by insurance. Riverside grocery Ligier & Sons closed for day after fire with $63 000 loss and $500 insurance. Kittanning three story warehouse Hileman McCullough and EBE undertaking losses total $3 000 with $1 200 insured. Reading De Long Brothers tannery covering a quarter block with bark and leather losses $75 000 and about $17 000 insured.
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Truth Wins Local Sale With Bargain Overcoats
A promotional notice claims a massive local sale with steady daily sales growth. It touts genuine bargains as overcoats and suits priced at six to nine dollars, claimed as authentic value far below usual twenty to thirty dollar ranges.
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