Rivalry Stirs Over Possible Rematch Between Local Clubs
Barbour of the P A C football team favors a second contest with the Three A's after Thanksgiving, hoping to resolve tensions and benefit both sides. Members discuss tickets, arrangements, and regional interest while leaders abroad consider next steps for a potential game before season's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbour
Three A.’s
East
A.'s
PA Poorte
P. A.C
P. A
Brown
Lomax Aod Martin
Pittsburg
D. Thompson
Eest
Princeson's Team Final Practice Before Yale Game
A Nov 3 report from Princerox describes Prinserson's football squad completing its last practice with signals and tricks behind closed gates. Several players face injuries but are improving, including Singons and Wheeler, with Vincent and Humans under watch as Yale looms next Thursday. The lineup is listed as Vincent at left end through Poe at halfback, preparing for a different formation against Yale than against Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princerox
University
White Wheeler
Vincent
Harrold
Yale
Pennsylvania
Jarrold
Jett Mockle
Wheeler
Wuard
Sallioct
Mall
Lea Or
Wens
Trenchard
Verse
King and Poe
Haly McKs
Howana
Yale's Tough Methods Spark Harvard Complaint After Yale Loss
Caupetngr reports Harvard claims unfair treatment in the Yale defeat. Harvard players were allegedly snacked down by Yale backs and knee thrusts to faces as Upton and Emmons were tackled, with Yale pressing the advantage to score after their fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Upton
Emmons
Upon
Three A s and Cleveland A C face pivotal grid clash
Cleveland writer previews Thursday's game between the Three A s and Cleveland A C. The match draws big betting and local interest with Pittsburgh rivals entering strengthened by outsiders. Donnelly likely to play. Heffelfinger may wear Pittsburgh colors amid rival hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland A. C
Ine Joonney
Alleheny Athletic Association
Leveland A.C
Pitteburg
Pittsburg
Ittaburge
Donnelly
Heffelfinger
Local Mining Board Members Named In Incomplete List
The article lists numerous individuals including F. T. Hitchcock Edward Dexter Lorillard Jr C. O Iselin James E Orr Bayo Thayer A Merriman Washington A Coster Merriman George T Leach W B Meara Major J MM Taylor and B Waters among attendees. It also mentions Bodger s Maiden Mine and other names such as Conscript Hamlet and Tom Bye with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodger
Maiden
Bonder Jingo
Chevalier Rada Sure
Graceful & Hempstead
Bingsom
Conscript
Hamlet
Goodwin
Tom Bye
A. B. Dwyer
Merriman
A. Carter
F. T. Hitchcock
Edward Dexter
Lorillard, Jr
Aryea
C. 0. Iselin
James E. Orr
Bayo Thayer
A. Merriman Washington
A.coster
Georege T. Leach
W. B. Meara
Major J. MM. Taylor An
B. Waters
Amateur Athletic Union Holds Hasteful New Board Meeting
The Amateur Athletic Union of the United States met in New York to approve reports, elect a new Board of Governors, and set plans for world championship events in lacrosse, baseball and football banners. Delegates from multiple associations attended, with trials on reinstatement and disputes over club allegiance and swimming records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A's
New York
McKennon and Paul
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
A House
Board of Governors
H. Jerry
H. McMillan
Atlantic Association
W. Stimpson
New England Association
T. K. Stearns
Central
W. B. Curtis
Board For
Vennors
Union
Central Association
W. P. Wishtman
Howardees Harney McMillan
J. W. Kelly
J. M. Tague
Pacific
A. 8. Mills
New England
J. J. Flaverty
H. A. Adams
Metropolitan
J. E. Sullivan
League of American Wheelmen
C. H. Lascomb
Turner Band
Julius Navder
Charles Schmidt
G. Steil
A. T. Kenny
Mr. Kelly
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Howard Perry
Colubia
Detroit
A. C
W. P. Wightman
Pacific Association
FE. A. Bix
Olympic A. C
F. F. Seaman
Acorn A. G
J. W. Beals
Boston A
New Swimming Association
Metropolitan Association
J. FE. Sullivan
New Jersey
Worl
Harder
A.C.S.N
W.S. Rodenbaugh
Philadelpha
W. Hass
J. McFarland
Mattewan
Outsiders Rally In Race Day Action At Gurrerarre
Local track reports Outsiders won several races shaping the betting odds. First race saw McKeever top Shotover and Johnnie O’Connor with odds shifting to 7 to 6 for McKeever and 6 to 1 for Shotover as purses and payouts are listed along with multiple names across six events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurrerarre
Ontaiders
Puree
Winnier
Atl Springs
McKeever
Baedeker
Shotover IM
H. Jones
Johnnie O'Connor
W. Penny
van Gienlochy
Frank L
Jamestown
Adventuress
Eleanor
F. Leigh
Marguerite
T. Flynn
Wallace
Mclermott
Rightaway
Susie Fuller
Keane
Waluace
Ightaway
Susie Pees Bane
Eeven Redge Iggentas
Fivon
Panhandle
Grifin
Freexer Fil
H. Sours
John K 03
Handijuret
Dewstrop
Nso
Westchester
John R
Power
Perth
Fonsthan
Sweener
Express
Arcond
Veil
Osway
Thi
Fool Us
Sallsbone
Mi Hooks
Burr
BH. Jones
Glitter
Penny
Tassa
E. Tribe
Laurenski
Dr. Martin
Tanmeny Hell
Quibbler
Ito
Belle of Phenix
Secon
Signature
Lithbert
H. Penny
Eatonto My
T. Fiynn
Ties. Daven
Methation Li
Alo
Eatontown
Dalesman
Mullattan
Guttenberg racing pools sold for tomorrow’s card
Louisville figures show pools posted for Guttenberg races with buyers listing odds and prices. First race includes Emma A and Floreen with various horses and payouts. later races mention Headlight Harry Alonzo and other entries with multiple odds and stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenberg
Louisville
Emma A
Spot
Kindness
Ally
Kingwood
Florine
Olgaiste Maypanier
Idele
Cultivator Ia
Echelle
Ondawa
Altalina
Dan
Sental
Leigh Lid
Grey Rock
Tom Kari
Ardes
Monsoon
Kentwood
Harry Alonzo Avidic
Chet Freezer
Dr. Martin
West Farms
Tasco
Fintlands
Carmelite
John Bram
Rifteen Tis
Fred
Joe Courtney
Jamestown
Coeus Ao
Dei
Westside Park race day weather and results at NaSaville
At Westside Park the November day was clear and cold with good attendance. Five furlongs saw Longbroeck win by a length over Horace Leland, Timberland third. Seven furlongs produced Kilaare in front by a length, Doll Rene placed third. The show receipts for the horse show ending yesterday are estimated at 1740 dollars with total prizes around 78,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NaSaville
Westside Park
Longbroeck
Horace Leland
Timberland
Kilaare
Menes
Jengu Critie
Julius
Bait Poses
Doll Rene
Spence
Lh _ Leona
Tapio
Oxtora
Marguerite
Sullivan and Corbett in New York discuss future fights
In New York on November 21 John L. Sullivan and Jim Corbett arrive for a week long stay. Sullivan looks well and hints at another bout with Corbett. Corbett predicts Goddard will beat Maher and calls Mitchell a bluff, while echoing interest in possible ring clashes and a preferred match over other challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John L. Sullivan
Jim Corbett
Sullivan
Corbett
John
Goddard
Maher
Jim
Greggains
Costello
Coney Island
Jackson
Phidelphia
Peter
Dagger's Point
Mitchell
John L
Favis to Face Costello in Coney Island Bout at 168
Greg Favis trains in Bangus Mass and plans to meet Martin Costello on November 26 at the Coney Island Athletic Club. Aleck Hagen eyes 16 pounds with trainers guiding him toward the weight. The 61st midweight mill under Coney Island Club promises a large turnout and a $2,500 purse. Reilly wins money in delay wrestling match at Beaver Falls Navy event after a late start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greg Favis
Bangus
Mass
Isuana
Martin
Buffalo
Costello
Coney Island Athletic Club
Aleck
Grograms
Coney Island Club
Joe Choynski
George Godfrey
Beaver Fairs
Navy
Reilly
Zimmermann and Sanger set for $10,000 one mile race
Mitwaveee reports that Wheelmen Zimmer man and Sanger are matched to race for $10,000 with Zimmerman’s $500 earnest money covered by Sanger. Both favor a one mile event though date and emoji details remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitwaveee
Zimmerman
Sanger
Disorderly Conduct and Assault Reports From City
William Horrmay arrested for running a speak easy on Jane street. Jour Banner jailed for disorderly conduct on Fifth avenue. Mantt Setrent a minor was arrested for disturbing a night school. A. Davis and John Allison each received 30 days for disorderly conduct. Mizz Rersorps sued John Hawkins for aggravated assault and battery before Alderman Negiey. Many Gor arrested on a warrant by Mary Gooden burr for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Horrmay
Jane Street
Jour Banner
Allegheny
Fifth Avenue
Mantt
Lanz
A. Davis
Ninth Street
John Allison
Bird Avenue
Mizz Rersorps
John Hawkins
Negiey
East End
Officer Thompson
Mckenna
Mary Goodenburr
Pittsburg Visit Notes from Titusville and Beaver Residents
Mrs D F Thistle and daughter and as BR Wells of Titusville are in the city. J M Core and William Hunt of Uniontown were in Pittsburg yesterday. J Sharp Wilden and wife of Beaver Pa were in Pittsburg yesterday. Cornelius Coulter of Osceola Mills Pa is at Seventh Avenue Hotel. L D Ritts a banker of Butler Pa is at Seventh Avenue Hotel. H Thompson of Ridgeway Pa was in Pittsburg yesterday. Mr B Taylor a Butler banker is in New York. The follow ing Pittsburgers are registered at New York hotels: F Lanter Coleman C E McKiefs F M Carnegie W H French M W Mead J L Vance Imperial T L White C A Smiley Broadway Hotel Mrs Johnston Mrs J A King A Selmid T S Clark Brunswick Mrs Hemble M Oppenheimer Metropolitan P S Little J Speer B H Stouffer Westminster F K Kubler Park Avenue Hotel P S Little J S Speer St James J Nimick Morton Howare Mrs A V Seife Miss B Warden Kith Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Core
William Hunt
Uniontown
Pittsburg
J. Sharp Wilden
Beaver
Cornelius Coulter
Osceola Mills
Seventh Avenue
L. D. Ritts
Butler
H. Thompson
Ridgeway
Am B. Taylor
Pittsburgers
New York
J. A. King
A. Selmid
Clark
Brunswick
Mra. Hemble
M. Oppenheimer
Metropolitan
P.S. Little
Speer
B. H. Stouffer
Westminster
F. K. Kubler
Park Avenue
Little
J. $. Speer
St. James
J. Nimick
Morton Howare
Lafferty and Wallace petition Pardon Board for Leish
Assemblyman Lafferty and Attorney James K. Wallace went to Harrisburg to present the petition of N. E. Leish before the Pardon Board. Leish was convicted about a year ago of embezzling from an East End firm, but extenuating circumstances have led the firm to sign his pardon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafferty
James K. Wallace
Harrisburg
N. E. Leish
Leish
East End
Arrest in Second Hand Store Over Suit Claim
Gaston Bourdet was arrested last night in a second hand store at 1240 Penn Avenue after attempting to sell a new suit for a very small sum. The outfit appeared unworn at Central Station. Bourdet, who lives at 1313 Penn Avenue, says the suit is his own but was detained on a charge of suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Bourdet
Penn Avenue
Central Station
Gold Dust Swindle Suspect Held for Wednesday Hearing
Solomon Schwartzman, accused of swindling Max Goldberg out of 1800 on a gold dust scheme, was brought from New York by Detective McTigue and jailed by Alderman McKenna in default of 16000 bail to await Wednesday 4 PM habeas corpus hearing. Mary Ann Irwin, labeled a shoplifter and arrested by Superintendent O Mor a, was sentenced to three months in the workhouse and seeks release via habeas corpus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Schwartzman
Max Goldberg
New York
McTigue
Alderman McKenna
Mary Ann Irwin
O'Mara
Desertion and Affair Stir Spring Court Case
Charles Canter accuses Jennie Cleagett of deserting her husband and living with Charles Duffin in Spring after. A serious charge is laid against Duffin and he is jailed in default of bail. The report notes that all interested parties are colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Canter
Jennie Cleagett
Charles Duffin
Duffin
New Sixth Street Bridge to Open Within a Month
The article notes the Sixth street bridge will be opened soon as the old floor is torn up. It also reports the death of James Neary, about 50, struck on the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston road at Kinney's station last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
James Neary
Pitneburg
Virginia
Charleston
Kinney’s Station
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Weather forecast and conditions for Western Pennsylvania Ohio and surrounding states
Weather bulletin describes cloud cover, temperatures, rainfall, and pressure. It notes west to east movement of storms, high and low pressure effects, and expected fair, cooler conditions in western regions while Atlantic states see rising temps. Local forecast provides times and numbers for temperatures, precipitation, and normals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrrow
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Stern Central
Wisconsin
St. Lawrence Valley
Manitoba
Gulf
St. Vincent
Middle Atlantic
Lake Region
Atlantic States
River Business Fair Holds Steady Amid Water Levels
Special dispatch from Louisville notes cloudy weather and stable river conditions with the falls at 2 feet 1 inch, canal 4 feet 5 inches, and 0 feet 2 inches below. The Big Sandy resumes its Cincinnati trade route as boats depart for Cincinnati, Carrolton, Big Kanawha, and Evansville via T. T. and Rhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cincinnati
Carrolton
Evansville
T. T
Rhea
Weather Observations and River Readings Report
Upper gauges indicate the Brownsville river at 6 feet 9 inches with a clear sky and 42 degree thermometer. Maruza river shows 27 feet with snowing conditions. Morgantown river reads 6 feet 6 inches with stationary flow and cloudy skies. thermometer 41 at 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
R. Marnuza
Morgantows
Weather and river readings for Crxndtxwali River area
Reported river stages show Crxndtxwali River at 7 feet with stationary flow and cold weather. St Louis River at 6.1 feet remains stationary in cold conditions, while Wheeling River measures 6 inches and rising. Ben Hur Parkersburg at 10:20 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Locis
W. Batchelor
Parkersburg
Suit of Interest to Kilvermen in Cotton Loss
In 1890 J T Bennett of Rosedale claimed $17 000 for cotton burned on the Mississippi river bank at White river mouth while awaiting shipment. He sues J D Hegier aboard the Golden Rule, alleging liability for failure to notify late arrival to protect the cargo. Hegier says he never saw the cotton or bill of lading. The case proceeds in the United States Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Bennett
Rosedale
Mississippi River
White River
J. D. Hegier
Bennett
Hegier
United States
River Packet Movements and Water Levels Report
Driftwood from the river notes multiple steamers and barges moving between Cincinnati Pittsburgh Morgantown Louisville and Elizabeth with empties and cargo. Water level at Davis Island dam shows 6.4 feet as river rises and several boats depart or arrive with mixed freight including coal lumber and empty flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Jacobs
Morgantown
Iron Queen
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Raymond Horner
Louisville
Davis Island Dam
Mayflower
John Moren
Elizabeth
Boyd
Adelle
Cinclnnai
Pacific Coal Company
Annie Lauwrile
Zanesville
Lizzie Ray
Charleston
la. M
Liverpool
Parkersburg Isle
Maggie
Stella Moren
Lindsay & McCutcheon
Kerstone State
Belle McGowan
Marietta
Lite
Movements of Steamship from Melbourne to London
A brief notice records the movement of a steamship from Melbourne to London. The fragment notes a departure or transit in a historical maritime section, with limited readable details about the vessel or dates.
Carnegie Library Thanksgiving Closure Noted
The Carnegie Library will close Thanksgiving Day from 11 30 a m to 3 20 p m. Shady Avenue Baptist Church tax ladies hold a Wednesday cake sale to fund debt repayment. Mrs Nina H Fife named assistant teacher in the high school commercial department at 73 per month. Five voted on the first ballot for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Shady Avenue Baptist Church
Allegheny Board of School
Nina H. Fife
Saga
Mra
Fife
Gsoner Doveu ErTy
Panhandle Road
McDonald Station
Mercy Hospital
Candy partners face charge after quitting Fifth Avenue shop
George Conomos and Michael Notoras, once partners in a Fifth Avenue candy business, separated recently. Notoras accuses Conomos of keeping more than entitled. Conomos jailed for lack of £1000 bail pending hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conomos
Michael Notoras
Fifth Avenue
Notoras
Conomos
President appoints Roas and Anderson to Land Office posts
The President named Manning M. Roas of Ohio as Assistant Commissioner of the General Land Office and William C. Anderson of Tennessee as chief clerk of the contest division. Stanley of Oklahoma Territory was named to a Land Office post in Beaver Okla. Eventropy praises Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as world wide.
B and B Furs Offers Wide Fur Garments
Finest capes mantles and jackets in mink martens and seals. Prices range from $4.50 to $150 with various sets and accessories. Large assortment advertised as the country’s best with Christmas selections and convenient second floor via elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Claus
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