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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1891

Page

11

Harvard to Line Up vs Yale in Saturday Grid Clash

Boston November 18 Harvard will line up against Yale with Rushdine Hallowell Newell Mackie Bangs Dexter Waters Emmons Gage Corbett Lake Trafford as starters. Substitutes include Fearing Gray White Vail Mason Fitzhugh Collamore Shean Rantoul and others ready for multiple positions.

Boston Harvard Yale Rushdine Hallowell Newell Mackie Bangs Dexter Waters Emmons Gage Corbett Lake Trafford Fearing Gray Hic White Cobb Vail Morrison Mason Fitzhugh Collamore Big Shean Banes Springfield Rangs Rantoul

College Versus High School Rugby Match at Marion

Holy Ghost College defeated Pittsburg High School only score in second half after Captain Carey won the toss. Mack at center and Bucking featured for the college while Lawler and Quinn stood out for the high school. Both school presidents watched with about 30 spectators. no injuries or disputes reported.

Marion Station Holy Ghost College Pittsburg Apis Dollows H.S. Fister Tueft Smith A Connell Lestie Kearns Rankin Dougherty Cember Oo Barwa Ruard Breck Quinn Sa Richt McCloskey Altimever Tichtena Johnston Nelly Wat Iswlor Carey Sapt Apple Mack Srere McNeal and Watt Hich Lawler Quinn Hich School

Third Feather Weights Heavies Championship Decided in Pittsburg

The third football championship game between Western University Feather weights and Geneva College Heavies will be at Liberty Park next Saturday at 3 PM. Genevas are the second strongest local team and have the best showing of any light eleven in Pittsburg this season. this marks Geneva’s first appearance in Pittsburg.

Western University Geneva College Liberty Park Genevas Pittsburg Geneva

Boston Athletics Club Beats New York In Tough Football Clash

In Boston on November 18 the Boston Athletic Club defeated the New York Athletic Club 22 to 0 in a hard fought football game. The previous year, in New York, New York had won 365 to 0.

Boston Boston Athletic Cub New York Athletic Club New York

St Marr's College Fares Poorly Against Pennsylvania College

Grrysacrs November 18 special report says St Marr's College the alma mater of Cardinal Gibbons was defeated by Pennsylvania College by 62 to 2. Pennsylvania's rush line dominated the game with repeated breakthroughs throughout.

Grrysacrs St Marr's College Cardinal Gibbons Pennsylvania College Pennsylvania

Esston upset as Lafayette loses to Penn Varsity team

In Esston yesterday Lafayette red team was defeated by the University of Pennsylvania varsity in a 12 to 1 game. The result shows Penn taking clear control with a dominant score.

Esston Lafayette Uniander of Pennsylvania

Local club sign or not signs Coughlin rumor

Secretary Scandrett asserts Coughlin has been signed by the local club while ex-official J Palmer O Neil claims he has the player. The dispute questions truthfulness and risks harming the club, with concerns over premature publicity and reputational damage.

Scandrett Coughlin Palmer O'Neil J. Palmer O'Neil O'Neil Mr. O'Neil Coughlin Hae

Club Officials Urged to Manage Affairs After Coughlin Signing

The article notes that responsible club officials have not been apprised of Coughlin's signing. It suggests Mr. O Neill should let these officials handle their own business to reduce discord among members.

Coughlin O'Neil

Nimick Sells Stock and Retires from Pittsburgh Baseball

W A Nimick who has long been tied to the Pittsburgh baseball club sold his stock to W C Temple. Nimick says he is tired of baseball though he will attend games from the grandstand. The stock was about 13000 in value and Temple did not pay initial quotations. Speculation links Nimick and J Palmer O Neil, who reportedly has plans to “fill a park” next year.

W. A. Nimick Pittsburg W. C. Temple Temple J. Palmer O'Neil Mr. Nimick O'Neil Cowiskky Tip O'Neil Cincinnati Cab Mark Bartow Pitteburgs Ne! Borne Cincinnati PalmEen O'Natt Dior Vox Pet Ans McClLioren Bigerton Fayette City Lancaster Miller W. T New York al Johnson Vpisyers

All-Americas Baseball Club Arrives for New Orleans Series

Al Lawson of Detroit arranging a Cuba tour leads the All-Americas to play in New Orleans with stars McKean Seward Alvord Miller Newell McGraw Duffee Wells Campan Dahlen Lubev. First game set for November 22 amid island visit plans.

New Orleans al Lawson Detroit All-America Baseball Club Cuba McKean Seward Alvord Cleveland Miller and Newell Pittsburg McGraw Baltimore Duffee and Wells St. Louis Campan Milwaukee Dahlen and Lubev Chicagos

Mark Baldwin Signs With Pittsboros

Mark Baldwin signed yesterday to play for the Pittsboros next season.

Mark Baldwin Pittsboros

Great Week of Racing in Grand Rapids Meeting

Grand Rapids Horsemen's Association president Don J. Leathers announces a grand racing event in Grand Rapids in late August 1892. Purse offerings total 850 000 with 100 000 for stallion championship races and 50 000 for Arion and top 2 year olds, across several days, with no entrance fees for two special races.

Graxp Barros Mich Don J. Leathers Grand Rapids Horsemen's Association Grand Rapids Palo Alto Stamboul Allerton Nelson Axtell Delmarch Pat Downing Mr. Leathers Arion Monbars Ralph Wilkes Bermuda Boy ISM

Track Meet at Guttenberg Racing Spin

Cold blustering weather and heavy track mar races at Guttenberg. Six events listed with winners including Onaway Daisey Woodruff McKeever Geeereener Peruvian Issaquens filly Joe Kelly Ville Marie and Apollo with times ranging from 1 28 to 1 49.

Guttenberg Onaway Daisey Woodruff Granite Tvo MchKeever Geeereener Emperor Othorpinds Roano Saitebury Experience Tine Issaquens Cynosure LSA Joe Kelly Rover Little Minute Maee Selline Ville Marie Apollo Bohemian

McClelland Proposes Open Race Challenge for Long-Distance Runners

E C McClelland responds to Peter Priddy with a 5 or 10 mile race offer of 31000 a side and an open sweepstake for the best long distance runners. He mentions Seibert and Jack McCabe of Brownsville as participants if Priddy declines. The Dispatch sporting editor will field inquiries.

E. C. McClelland Peter Priddy Priddy Mr. McClelland Seibert Jack McCabe Brownsville Dispatch Sporting Editor

Bloomfield to Form Local Cricket Club for Next Season

Bloomfield prepares to organize a cricket club that will field a team at season start. Local organizers are experienced players who aim to showcase the game’s virtues and compete for championship honors.

Bloomfield

Hanlan Arrives for Victoria Rivalry in San Francisco

Edward Hanlan the oarsman landed in San Francisco from Victoria B C and will train for his three mile race on the 29th against Alec McLean of New Westminster B C with McLean given a 100 yard head start. He seeks a $1 000 side match with Henry Peterson of San Francisco.

San Francisco Can Edward Hanlan Victoria B. C Alec McLean New West Minster Hanlan McLean Henry Peterson

Pittsburg area football and college seats spark debate

Bloomfield and New Castles plan a rescheduled game next Saturday while Cleveland and the Three A's also meet. Yale and Harvard students protest Harvard Yale seat sales for the Springfield game. Other notes mention O Neal and Miller in Pittsburgh plans and a New York Association club bid led by Al Johnson. General Sporting Notes report Corbett at 25.

Mone Pittsburg Bloomfield New Castles Cleveland Club Forest City Yale Harvard Springfield Moss

Boxing master sought for Morris Park Jockey Club events

The Morris Park Jockey Club engages Starter CatpweEtL to officiate the spring and fall meetings in 188. Jack McAuirre plans to fight the Myer Carroll winner. Sullivan Slavin looms in the McFanlano dispute with Ed McCauley’s backer Tur Disratcr to meet Polick. Reddy Mason backers expect a Mason vs Ike Farrell clash. Fox McEwen swim races at the Natatorium next week attract Washington observers. betting is barred by Manager Goodwyn.

Catpweetl Morris Park Jockeyee Jack McAouirre Ws Agai Sullivan-Slavin Natatorium Goodwyn

Chinese Gettting Cautious Proclamation from Deputy Mandarin

A Amoy based letter from missionary Rev. P. W. Pitcher reports a Deputy Mandarin proclamation tightening security as scholars return home after examinations. Police and officials are ordered to search for suspicious characters and to record guest lists at inns and temples, with harsh penalties for noncompliance. The note discusses broader unrest, foreign indemnity demands, and the risk of protracted instability in central China and Foo Chow Amoy narratives.

New York Amoy Foreign Mission Rooms The Reformed Church In Yamen Depu Foo Chow Secret Society China Honan Yangtse Rae

Drowning of General Kraft Alarms Honduran Coast

News from New Orleans via the steamship Stillwater confirms General E Kraft, commandant of Puerto Cortez, drowned after being swept from his mule attempting to ford the Camalatte river during a freshet. His body was not recovered. his death is deeply felt along the Honduran coast where he controlled the only railroad. He leaves a wife and three children.

New Orleans Stillwater General E. Kraft Puerto Cortez Spanish Honduras Kraft

Snow Storm Forecast Amid Gas Shortage and Cold Spell

The Mercury notes a looming east coast snow storm visit to Pittsburg before Thanksgiving while gas supply remains scarce. Citizens seek aid from charities as two pumps fail at Murrayville, and court adjourns due to cold as boilers struggle to heat the courthouse.

Atlantic Pittsburg People’s Company Murraysville Elliot Grubbs Pennsylvania Railroad Court House Theuilding Recorder’s Office Stowe Common Pleas Court No Sonal

River News and Telegrams Briefing

River news updates from Louisville report improving business and warmer weather. The river is rising with four feet of water in the canal and higher levels at the falls and locks. Departures listed include Cincinnati, City of Carrollton, Carrollton, Big Kanawha, Evansville, and Join Fowler.

Louisville Cincinnati Carrollton Evansville Fowler

A Fine Side Wheel Steamer Telegrapher Nears Trial Run

Marietta notes the Harmar boat yards near readiness for the Telegrapher trial trip. Built for the Cincinnati and Big Sandy Packet Co, the steamer is among the largest on the upper Ohio with 52 staterooms. Harmar, the river’s oldest yard, has produced many vessels but none this fine. The Telegrapher also holds contracts for next season as a steamer for the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Co.

Marietta Harmar Boat Yards Teteraph Cincinnati and Big Sandy Packet Company Upper Ohio Eatin Harmar Pittsburg and Cheinnatl Packet Company

River Gauge Reports and Weather Update

ALLEGHENY JUNCTION river at 3 inches and falling. cloudy and cold. MORGANTOWN river at 5 feet 3 inches and falling. clear, thermometer at 25. HOWLSTILLE river at 2 inches and stationary. clear, thermometer readings unclear. WAREREN river at 2 feet, cold with heavy snow.

Allegheny Junction Morgantown M. Howlstille Wareren

Weather and River Readings From Various Cities

Weather conditions described as clear and cold with rising and falling river stages. Entries mention St Louis Cairo Memphis Natchez and Savannah with river levels ranging from 1 foot 5 inches to 8 feet and changes up to rising. Some lines reference arrivals and departures and city notes amid periodic warm spells.

Ceene RG Tee Com Fair Ae Phis Louis Houck St. Louis Amazon ORL Missie Ee Cairo Belmon Vickeebc Danae Savannah Natchez Memphis

Gossip on the Wharf and River News

Gossip on the Wharf notes Tut H KE Redford left for Parkersburg at 4 P M yesterday with a fair trip. The M F Allen is due this morning from Wheel ing and will leave for that port at noon today. The Citizens Reform Association of Allegheny seeks to protect city wharf and riverfront from unlawful encroachment by private interests. Marks at the dam show 4 feet 4 inches, pool 6 feet 9 inches, rivers declining as cold snap holds steel. River men expect rain after the cold to release coal cargoes awaiting shipment.

Tut H. KE. Redford Parkersburg M. F. Allen Wheeling Citizens' Reform Association Allegheny Ecity Wharf

Fire damages and losses across cities hit in early reports

Across Kansas IL and St Louis a string of fires causes losses from thirty five thousand dollars to over one thousand seven hundred and a half thousand dollars. In New York the Henry Valkenington marble and onyx works suffered complete guttage with estimated losses around seventy five thousand dollars. Campbell and Dick announce Handkerchief day with hints of enormous stock at The People’s Store Fifth Avenue.

Kansas St. Louis New York Henry Valkenington People’s Fifth Avenue Campbell & Dicx

Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List

A long roster of guests checked into hotels, listing names and hometowns such as J. W. Bri from Cleveland J. Rumford from Buffalo F. Welch from New York and many others from Philadelphia Chicago Boston Wheeling and more. Also notes notable attendees and a Pittsburgh contingent in New York including several residents visiting for business and social reasons.

Moxoncanria J. W Louisville J. G._ Battelle Piqua J.C. Bradley J. C. M. Shirk Philadelphia N. E. Whitaker Thomas Mc Darrah Wheeling H. G. Miller New Castle W. E. Reis A. Famoniss Beverly E. Thornton New York A. M. Fuller C. E. Hubbard Julian Hubbard Wheelagee Lytle J. H. Bostick Washington L. M. Gorsuch Frostburg 0. Koch Chicago W.C. Cronemeyer McK . E. Saeger Cleveland M. Paull, Jr H. W. Paull W. Melchert Boston J. G. Colbert J. C. Brady D. Stine Hoover M. R. Slocum B. P. Tiplin Buffalo G. W. Seattlefield Hf. Thompson W. H. Forbes Frankelin J. W. Rowland Ementon F. C. Richards H. N. Hill C. K. Francis T. T. Lanabury Baltimore W. C. Adams Youngstown G. E. Pierce N. ©. Hatch L. C. Cook Isaac Kirk Warren Runcateaa Tesmis Alonzo Tring Mra Francis Sumner H. Myers T. E. Young M. C. G. Witte D . Caswell Jessie Banp Bellevue F. M. Osborne G. B. Caldwell Massachusetts Puquesar J. B. Connolly T. A. Connolly J.B. Beach J. A. Leschen St. Louis E. F.white A. Abraham K. Simmons W. P. Birgs L. H. Crowell H. Rothschild F. H. Morse J. A. Pippenday R. N. Bolton L. Quigbey H. G. Sermes C. A. Longenecker H. BR. Brockenbrough Charles Wilfong T. P. Sherborne G. Gosier L. D. Honigs A. Iginner T. L. Lawlor A. B. Alley W.S. Burns J. M. Moore San Francisco W. 8. Woodman C. M. Lanahan J. K. Davis L. Heins C. H. Cooley Hertford W. J. Sherwood Providence O. D. Maclachlan W. Cook W. H. Childs Gertrude Mastein T.A. Smith Denver G. L. Miller New Lisbon C. H. Ormsby Martinsburg H. N. Hunt Philadelhia C. S. Mason Robert Whord J.C. Gibbons Jersey City W. P. Clements F. Butterfeld I. L. Greenebaum Clurance Howland Akron E. E. Koontz E. P. Williams Fr. Wayne W. Laughman Toronto G. B. Widener Seventh Avenue H. E. White Kane BR. Clark Minneapolis KR. S. Wiggers F. G Langy Cincinnati A.G. Spencer Springfield J. Berghauser Dica H. F. Arms Sixonburg Cbe. Rosa T. W. Slater H. H. Seymour Auburn W. H. Handly H. H. Bonnell J. E. Sulzberger Philadehia W. E W. Johnson RB. C. Balfinger F. D. Heckman L. Heyman J. A. Kline F. H. Sterett Saltsburg J. A. Langston A. M. Carter Delaware E. BK. Hand Edward Hart W. G. Dobie Detroit C. Z. Cannon Milton E. Smallwood Aes Aes F. H. Croy, Rochester; M. H. Hunnel, Waynesburg; J. W. Lemans Uniontown J. N. Thompson John Pisor Prospect F. B. Fleming J. F. Carle Pleasantville Mrs. D. Lumsden M. R. Sturtevant Mack River A. Salvin V. K. Philli W. R. Neal Punxsutawney E. R. Hammond W. E H. Armor Bolivar C. D. Berry W. V. Hardman Butler W. Marron RK. J. Roller Washingtonville G. W. Kneeland G. H. Keating Bay City T. W. Hamilton Harrisburg C. P. Thurston Brooklyn W. Burnside Bellefonte J. A. McClellan Buffialo W. A. Scanion Ebensburg H. J. Easly Carroltown C. H. Cochran G. H. Elliott Clarion W. C. Ee Lusk D.C W. H. Wier Evans City Joyce North Adams Scutossrn G. B.velace S. M. Boice BK. Breed Shearman Laxaca Mexico J.C. Riley Grand Rapids H. 5. McClone Confluence Miss L. M. Davis Coal Valley J. Lehr Altoona J. H. Minster Charles Clark Lowellville D. Federreider TD. O'Connell W. J. Carrow E. W. Hauser St. James M. Tee L. W. Baker Columbus E. J. Bridge Clearfield J. F. Reed Falls Creek J. A. Martin M. O' Keefe Mansfield J. P. Duffy du Bois M. Kunkle Indiana F. McCulloch John Driftwood John Roache Renova EK. Conley Bradford William Brophy J. E. Bering Decatur FE. Keach E. J. Slater T. B. Fairchild W. J. Davidson McDonald Thomas Price Canal Dover J. W. Shalley Herrindon William Murchay Charles Cords Daniel McCrory Mrs. Hess H.C. Larabee Ettingtine W. W. Downer Charles George Schaeffer Kane County Tobias Blumenthal Nashville G. G. Noyes J. E. McMullen Grand Ridge M. B. Kline Wife B. C. Trnetts T. H. Gommert Brownsville H. W. Marsellus Rochester N. L. Dimond Summer Hill BR. Newman S. M. Wells Coal Center T. L. Gray Beaver Falls Mia F. P. Gray G. A. Goodwin T. Robinson Edenburg T. D. Pope M. D. Brooks Dunbar H. 5. Sparks Indian Head Miss Hammond William Stack J. W. Smiley C. B. Weirich E. L. Jones Goshen D. B. Thorne Thomas McGowan A. T. Miller Richmond P. H. Schmerbruz Manck Chunk H. A. Coxe New Haven T. N. Boss Richmont C. W. Bell Fauchouse KR. D. Kissinger Robinson New Brighton J.B. Sharp Miss Side Hockney Braddock

Latta pushes pardon bid for Silas Gray in Pittsburg

Ex Lieutenant Governor John Latta of Westmoreland County travels to Pittsburg to press for a pardon for Silas Gray, serving a life sentence for the killing of an elderly woman. Latta funds new evidence and plans to present it again to the Pardon Board, insisting Gray is innocent.

John Latta Westmoreland County Pittsburg Silas Gray Gray Latta Board of Pardons Mr. Latta Pardon Board Lotta State Senate

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