Pennsylvanias 1891 football season ends with captaincy choices
Tamapenrata Nov 21 The 1891 Pennsylvania football season ends with a financially successful run and a surprise Wesleyan loss. Bebe, acclaimed end-rusher, is elected captain for next year at a Sturtevant House meeting, while Kowhnr and others vie for varsity crew slots and a new rowing association reshapes prep.
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Telpgray
Tamapenrata
University of Pennsylvania
Wesleyan
Pennsylvania
Weeleyan
Kowhnr
Foottell
Varsit
Werbherill
A. L. Harria
Wil Eovoke
Ellie M. Maney
Church
Thayer
Schof
Branson
Bills Ware
Towing
Interfollociate Rowing Association
Yeele
Harvard
University of Pennsylvanis
MacLung Praises Yale Victory and Team Spirit
Captain MacLung expressed happiness after Yale defeated us and praised Garrard’s clean play. He noted the team’s training helped them compete, while acknowledging Yale outplayed us and suggesting more time might have sharpened our hold on the championship.
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Maclone
Princesos
Uttle Dowl
Garrard
Berm
Cornell Football Team Accuses All University Players of Dirty Play
Cureana Nov 27 The Cornell football team says the All University players fouled and hit hard during yesterday’s game. Galimath is badly hurt and Donnelly, Maller are accused of stoming. Cornell vows never to play All University again.
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Cureana
Cornell Footall Teate
All Unitem
Galimdth
Donnelly
Maller
Cornell
Allecheny High School Defeats East End Academy in Rugby
Allecheny High School rugby team defeated East End Academy with a clear score in Rose. The game featured strong play and notable effort from both sides as attendance remained high and the match showcased developing technique.
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Tyen
Allecheny High School
East End
H Hebonl
Three A’s and E F Goms Jr Open Rugby Match
The junior team of Three A's and E F Goms Jr began play yesterday with pro ceedings as the first half ended. The score stood 12103 in favor of Three A's with good play during the contest.
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A's
E. EF. Goms, Jr
A’s
Amateur Baseball League plans expansion to add four clubs
A new organization seeks to join the Amateur League, aiming to admit four additional teams, including Atom Iehend Athletics and Crescents New Jerseys. Manhattan Jolene Club’s manager says the aim is to expand play and possibly use a professional battery under new rules. A meeting of clubs is planned.
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Teague
A. A. TU
Atom Iehend Athletics
Eaglewood Field Club
Crescents
New Jerseys
New York Athletics
Corinthians
Scoten Inland Crickets
Hedrale
Manseer Chasand
Manhattan Jolene Club Nine
Wee Howe
Ite
Chese
A. A. U. Rurce
Plan for Action Decided In Coming Weeks
A statement notes that a definite plan for action will be decided upon in a few weeks. The remark indicates upcoming decisions while offering no specific details on the nature of the plan.
Rumors Fly On Manager McGunnigle Return
Local baseball circles yesterday talked of Manager McGunnigle not returning to guide the club. Al Rackenberger refused to pursue players due to a letter from Von der Alte about a forthcoming Association settlement by December 1. Buckenberger fears harming his Association prospects but leans to McGunnigle not returning. directors could not be reached for comment. New players may be sought as wires were activated.
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McGunnigle
al Rackenberger
von der Ale
von der Alte
Buckenberger
Pfeffer Strives for St. Louis Trade As Baseball Negotiations Continue
Fritz Pfeffer arrives in Louisville amid terms with Pete Browning and Rhed Ehret who may join Cleveland. Ehret plans to sign with the Cleveland League club. Pfeffer heads to St. Louis to negotiate with Von der Ahe over Fuller and Lyons Pieffer. Pfeffer won’t sign with the Association until after January 1 when his Chicago contract ends and Anson’s suit prospects are moot.
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Fritz Pfeffer
Pete” Browning
Rhed” Ehret
Ehret
Pfeffer
St. Louis
von der Ahe
Fuller
Lyons Pieffer
Association
Chicago
Anson
Franklin Horsemen Hire Noted Trainer From Palo Alto
Mill and Sibley of Prospect Hill stock farm in FRrasxurs have leased Meadville’s kite track Marvin from Palo Alto California will train their Thoroughbreds Marvin will handle a large share of Electioneer stock and the progeny of St Bel the famed stallion now dead Marvin says he trained many horses that hold world records
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Palo Alto
Frrasxurs
Mill
Sidition
St. Bel
Marvin
Grasp Ramps To Confer With Attorney In Trial
Grasp Ramps owner C H Nelson plans to arrive tomorrow to meet attorney M J Smiley regarding his case with the American Trotting Association in Chicago Thursday. Nelson and F L Noble faced suspension over alleged crookedness at a 1889 Boston race. Nelson seeks restoration to good standing and aims for his stallion to resume a season under manager Samuel A ee Kalamazoo.
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Mich
C. H. Nelson
Nelson
M. J. Smiley
American Trotting Association
Chiweet Thursdary
F. L. Noble
Boston
Samuel A. Ee
Commodore Wilkes Injured in Stable Mishap at Lexington
Yesterday afternoon Commodore Wilkes was kicked by a mare in his paddock, breaking his shoulder. Owner Albert C. Wendover of Lexington reports the horse, sired by George Wilkes and dam by Mon Mambrino, is valued highly and is sire of Hardshell among others. The prognosis is poor. he may die.
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Commodore Wilkes
Albert C. Wendover
George Wilkes
Mon Mambrino
Madden Sees Maher Ready for December 15 Fight
Billy Madden, manager of Peter Maher, says the Irish champion is in prime condition and will be ready to meet James Corbett on December 15. Both Maher and Corbett have £1,000 posted with the Herald and will add $4,000 more to bind the match. Madden seeks a $5,000 side purse with London rules to ensure fairness, and Corbett agrees to London or Queensberry rules.
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New York
Billy" Madden
Peter Maher
Corbett
Maher
Herald
Madden
The
West
London
Pittsburgers Box at Elmaville Saloon Show
Big crowd watches sparring at John Cotts saloon Elmaville Wheeling. Pittsburg Steubenville Martin's Ferry and Bridgeport fighters compete in four bouts Crowley wins over an unknown Edwards beats Faugh Harrell defeats an unknown Draw ends second bout Crowley to fight Harry Smith tomorrow night with bets reported strong.
Australian champ Dawson KOed by Williams in Melbourne bout
San Francisco dispatch reports George Dawson lightweight champion of Australia was knocked out in four rounds by Tom Williams of Melbourne on October 5. The California Club matched Dawson to fight Danny Needham of St. Paul this week with a side bet of 5,000 and a prize of Leerhoglek toma 100.
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Mariposa
George Dawson
Australia
California
Danny Needham
St. Paul
Tom Williams
Melbourne
Swimmers Taylor to Oppose Fox in Local Half Mile Race
Due to Joseph Mc Ewen's illness he cannot compete in the half mile race at the Natatorium this evening. John Tom Taylor will take his place against Fox. Taylor, a speedy swimmer, is expected to deliver an exciting contest as the event begins at the stated time.
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Joseph McEwen
Natatorium
John Tom Taylor
Fox
McEwen
Taylor
Yale to Offer Special Athletics Course With Stagg
In New Haven on November 27 a special Yale athletics course will be taught by Stagg. The recent victorious football team received a warm reception on campus as the plan drew interest.
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Cwhoever
Universite
New Haven
Yale
Stagg
Local Hoop Notes Reflect On Teams And A Scrimmage Injury
Coxtis of the E E Gymnas stands out as a gentle, manly player amid talk of forming an eleven from the Gyrus and the Three A's. Eastern teams could bolster a new match after disbanding plans. The Three A's faced rough weather and a misfortune year, while a scuffle at Mount Prospect left 11 year old Wii Provost of Newark with a broken right leg in yesterday's scrimmage.
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A's
A’s
Clevelands
Mount Prospect
Ivenne
Newark
Wii Provost
Buckenberger Seeks Players for Local Team Me Temriz
Bactinens reports indicate Buckenberger is searching for players for the local squad Me Temriz, now backed by a new stockholder. The notice suggests a broad recruitment effort across regions.
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Bactinens
Buckenberger
Me Temriz
Racing and Baseball Gossip From Guttenburg and Cincinnati
Local magnates meet in Kerr's offices amid chatter on hunting trips and possible signings. Pittsburg faces a boycott claim over Jack Boyle as Cincinnati gains rights. Swantwoop, Galvin, and McKnight exchange tales while horses and pacers attract offers and breeding plans. A Gloucester lease dispute, investments in stock, and a Guttenburg theft mystery round out the notes.
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Cody
Kerr
Ep Swantwoop
Galvin
Jim McKnight
Tax Athletic Club
J. Earl Wagner
Pittsburg
Jack Boyle
Mark Baldwin
Boyle
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Times-Stor
Swantwoop
Jeems
Jimmy
Sporting News Roundup With Boxing Notes and Pedestrian Hope
General sporting items mention a tax bowling tourney at Linden Club and boxing bouts at the New York Athletic Club. Star names include Dunn, Glynn, Strong, McCoy, Myers, Hatter, Farley, Fleming, Murphy and McAvoy. A notable rescue saved James Corbett from drowning in Burlington, and a 17 year old Lockport girl vows to challenge for the national pedestrienne title.
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Tusxe
Aetter
Tom Hughes
Linden Club
W. H. Baerenton
San Francisco
Burlington Cays
James Corbett
James McConnell
Steamboat
Ganette
Ganette Everett C. McClelland
Pat Noonan
Cena New York
Peter Priddy
Ron Priddy
Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Club
Thi" Dunn
Jersey City
Jim" Glynn
Charles Strong
Newark
N. J
Pete” McCoy
Charles Myers
Police Briefs From District Court and Street Patrols
Charles Scumitzer held for court on desertion charge by Alderman Donovan. Chances Kurs detained by Officer Richards for suspicious rope sale on Sarah street. Eowann Lextano jailed for hearing on age claim by Miss Lizzie Swain at Marion station. Charles Aseley jailed on two larceny charges. case set for Monday. Patrick Keefe charged with assault and battery. he was jailed for a hearing. Musnar Smersey arrested for rock driving on Federal street. sent to station. Yat Creary to have hearing for disorderly conduct before Alderman McKenna. John Cartuers jailed on peace bond violation. hearing today. William Fuller and wife in Twelfth ward station on disorderly house charge at 1585 Penn avenue. neighbor George Lewis files information. Two men named John Simith and Harry Whagner arrested in Lawrenceville with horse and buggy. intoxicated and driving recklessly. Annie Mircuvia reports Edward Whitler larceny. home burglary last Tuesday. bail set at 500 for hearing Monday.
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Donovan
Johanna
Chances Kurs
South Thirteenth Street
Richards
Sarah Street
Eowann Lextano
Gripp
Lizzie Swain
Marion Station
Charles Aseley
A. Cedenauers
Tristy Schweeirel
Patrick Keefe
Musnar Smersey
White Osk Alley
Allegheny
Federal Street
Allegeny
Davis
Yat Creary
McKenna
Bridget Cleary
Twelfth Ward
Joux Cartuers
Vine Street
Cahill
John Jordan
Baltimore
WiLllas Foller
Twelfth Wari
Axsie Mircuvia
Arthur Street
Edward Whitler
Mitchell
Whitler
Feather Boas and Dollars in Clock Department
Finest goods and imports on display with close prices across all items. Feathers, boas, and related accessories highlight a sale of refined personal items.
New Mail Carriers and Railways Service Expanded
The Postmaster General bids accepted for ocean mail routes, naming Hughes New York to Buenos Aires and others with biweekly to monthly service and per mile rates. Railways report year end mail miles 150,518 on lines, 2,891 cars, 1,088 post offices, and 37 steamboat lines, with staff and mileage up 6 per cent.
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Postmaster General Today
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William H. T. Hughes
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Galveston
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New York and Havana
Tuxpan
James F. White
Railway Mail Service
Postal Clerka
Local Mortuary Report and Community News
The week ending November 2 reports 7 deaths, with a note of last year’s figure. A public ceremony for George E. Boyer and staff is planned at Old City Hall on December 9. A near suffocation incident at 19% Edwards alley left Heeway Wolcut with improving hopes. Sewer gas affected the Vogt family at 194 Edwards alley. they are expected to recover. Students at rooms No.1, Fourth ward, Allegheny collected nine baskets for a needy old lady and her orphan grandchild. Moon Run Coal Co plans output rise from 600 to 1,000 tons daily, delaying expansion until spring. James H. Arken & Co. advertises men’s gloves at 100 Fifth Ave.
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Heeway Wolcut
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Albert Vogt
Southside
Herman Vogt
Fourth Ward
Allegheny
Ocean Steamship Arrivals From Rotterdam to New York
Ocean steamships arrive with lines from Rotterdam and Liverpool to New York. Vessels listed include Veendam from Rotterdam halted en route to London and Boaton with unclear details. City of Berlin and Paris mentions appear alongside Marseille and other ports.
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Totland
Sphin
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Haltinere
London
Novecman
Boaton
New York
Ets
S Marceilles
City of Berlin
Liverpool
Fire Record From New York To Rock Creek Blaze Totals
Fire incidents last morning caused extensive damage across New York Fayette City Rock Creek. Good win & Co. cigarette factory sustained about 25000 in losses. O Neill Coal housing row burned completely risking a resident before evacuation. In Rock Creek D Lattimer hotel Hortons store Champion’s block Pifer’s frame building and others were damaged totaling about 10000 with 4300 insured. The fires began at seven and burned to noon.
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Goodwin & Co
Fayette City
O'Neill Coal Company
Rsn
Rock Creek
D. Lattimer
River News And Notes From The Dispatch Stream
Louisville items report river water rising slowly with 9 feet 3 inches on the canal 6 feet 10 inches on the falls and 17 feet at the locks. Departures include Cincinnati Fleetwood Carrollton Big Kanawha Evansville and Falls City. At Passaic the river falls to 7 feet 7 inches. The Lizzie Bay and Hudson collided causing damage but vessels resumed trips.
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Fleetwood
Carrollton
Big Kanawha
Evansville
James Guthrie
Kentucky River
Falls City
Paresassurg
Ohio
Hudson
Lizzie Bay
Coal Fleet Advance Reaches Cincinnati Tomorrow
Upriver dispatches indicate the coal fleet will reach Cincinnati tomorrow with no accidents reported. Prices remain high as the supply is effectively 1,000 miles away rather than 100 miles.
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Cincinnati
River Gauge Readings and Weather Notes
The report lists river gauges and conditions for several locations including Allegheny Jeycrson River at 9 feet 5 inches and falling, Town River 4 feet ? inches and falling, Brownsville River 7 feet 1 inch and falling, Warnes River 3.5 feet and falling with rain, Wheeling River 11 feet 3 inches and falling, CircisNaTi River 2 feet 4 inches and rising, and Canes River 2 feet and falling. Cloudy, cool to warm, with varied conditions. Departures and arrivals noted for ships and barges along rail and river routes.
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Pitteburg
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CircisNaTi
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St. Louis
Memphis
Meemphis
Oakland
Barges
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T. P. Leathers
ST. Louwm
George Lysle
Cannes River
Hivers
Shipping and travel notes from the river trade scene
The Courier reports ships like the Scotia departing for Cincinnati and the M. F. Allen and H. K. Bedford bound for Parkersburg. W. D. O’Nart travels to Cincinnati to study coal interests. A steamboat from Clochanati is noted as missing on its first day. Nebrae Congo arrives and will sail to Cincinnati. Sir Edwin Arnold contributes a Japanese poem for The Dispatch tomorrow.
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H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
M. F. Allen
W. D.o'nart
Clochanati
Nebrae Congo
Sir Edwin Arnold
QUEER MATRIMONIAL MIXTURES BREACH IN CINCINNATI SUIT
Charles O Hall of Hall Safe and Lock Company faces breach of promise claims from Ada Belle Anderson Hall daughter of a Baptist minister. She says she secretly married Hall in Chicago after a prior marriage and divorce, later finding her first husband alive. Hall admits the marriage but says he is now free and may pay damages. He has another engagement in Utica, N Y.
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Ada Belle Anderson- Hall
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New Fiction and Nonfiction Titles Added to Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library adds a wide array of works including Jane Austen translations and classics such as Eugenie Grandet and Goethe editions, travel guides, science and geography texts, children’s stories, and notable biographies. Other items include studies on German emigration, American history, and early 20th century fiction by Townsend, Croly, and Meridth among many others.
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Cyclopedia of Drawing
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Tron
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Smith
Hand Atlas
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Squirrel Inn
Stockton
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Ivanhoe Vision of New Factory Sparks Hope
Ivanhoe residents heard a glass factory was bought from Wood Harmon and Company with plans to erect immediately. Wood Harmon and Company denied knowledge of the deal though they hope it may happen. Rumors of a distillery east of Ivanhoe have cooled with no recent updates.
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Wood, Harmon & Co
Swindled by a Feast Tree Scheme in Allegheny County
A scam involving fruit and shade trees sold on notes by a man in Allegheny County to farmers including Samuel Groom and Nicholas Nolte. Debtors learned the notes were discounted in an Erie bank at 6 percent, though three years at 3 percent had been promised. Nolte faces a $350 note now $5150, with others likely to contest the verbal contract while some plan to pay anyway.
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Samuel Groom
Nicholas Nolte
Erie
Nolt
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