Old Sport Galvin Shines In Muddy Draw With Giants
A foggy rain soaked game between the Giants and home club ended in a sixth inning draw. Keefe and Galvin pitched through a muddy diamond as Beckley and Rowe sparked offense for the locals, while O Rourke and Tiernan led New York’s rally before time was called.
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Giants
Boston
Chicago
Keele
Galvin
Timothy
Keefe
Gore
Fields
Hanlon
Carroll
Rene
Jake Beckley
White
Whitney
Beckley
Wand
Ward
Tiernan
Rowe
O'Rourke
Ewing
Lynch
Gothie
Clarkson Dominates Cleveland as Boston Wins Easily
Boston defeats Cleveland with Clarkson overpowering the home team. The match highlights Clarkson's dominance and fast-paced play, yielding a decisive scoreline despite scattered notation in the report. Additional names and stats are partially garbled but indicate strong performances by Boston players.
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Boston
Cleveland
Clarkson
Latonia Races Struggle on Heavy Track Defeat Favorites
The Latonia meeting continues amid bad weather with favorites beaten. Gregory surprises by defeating Reclare in the Brooklyn meet’s closing events. Sullivan apologizes to Brooklyn friends as details from Cincinnati report a mixed racing day with Governor souring a race due to a blood vessel issue and several results across maiden events and selling purses.
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Latonia
Brooklyn
Gregory
Reclare
John L. Sullivan
Cincinnati
Aky
Governor
Tommy R
Myth
Dahlia
Katie S
Boot Jack
Climax II
Brambeletta
Story Teller
Katie
Event
Evalina
Bessemer
Mary Mallory
Bettie H
Camilla
Twilight
Tacoma
Bonnie Taw
Evaline
J. B. Freed
Fakir II
John McCullough
Kenilworth
Post Oads
Fakir
Ill
L_J_B. Freed
Clamor
Tommie K
Mackenzie
Post Odus
King
Bonnie King
Liz Poupea Alta
Mamie Fonso
Tago
Sis Himyar
Ireland
Bonnie Kitty
May Blossom
Iago
Anson's Team Eases Past Senators in Quiet Win
Chicago beats Washington 332 to 14 in a tame contest as Haddock and Gumbert delivered for Anson. Stolen bases by Ryan Dufty Begent Irwin mark the stats with Haddock on base four times and Gombert two. Umpire Fowers officiated a low tension game.
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Chicagos
Rapar
Ciecionati Reds Beat Cowboys In Poor Game On Kansas City Ground
In Kansas City Missouri September 30 the Reds defeated the Cowboys in a hard fought championship, with disputed umpiring near plate decisions and Holliday delivering a home run. Cincinnati had 7 errors to Kansas City's 4 as Mattimore Swartzel Stearns led with two-base hits, while Tipelonatie and Farle added three-base hits. Hecker called the plate, Holliday homered, and Kane City suffered a tough loss in the season finale at the KC grounds.
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Pittsburg
Giants
Lynch
Kansas Cirr
Kansas City
Cowboys
Holliday
Tun
Es Hanmi
Ton
Coe Gat
Kaneas
Cincinnatie
Kanes Tae
Tipelonatie
Hansas Citys
Cinclonstis
Mattimore
Swartzel
Stearns
Farle
Hecker
Ramsey Reappears as Browns Top Louisvilles in Clean Win
In St Louis on September 3 the Browns defeated the Louisvilles in a game noted for Ramsey’s strong pitching and a standout catch by McCarthy. Ramsey struck out 12, had command of his drop ball, and yielded solid support behind him.
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St. Louis
Browns
Louisvilles
Tom Ramsey
MacDermot
Ramsey
McCarthy
St. A
Loutivilies
O' Neil
Flanagan
Milligan
Hameey
McDermott
Lampire-Gaffucy
Fragmented Sports Score Snippet
Partial OCR shows fragmented team scores and locations including Brooklyn, St Louis, Kansas City, Baltimore, Louisville, and athletics data. The readable bits list associations and era style numerals without a cohesive event or clear outcome.
Gregory Defeats Reclare In Brooklyn Wind-Up
Gravesend report on the Brooklyn Jockey Club season finale notes rain hindering attendance but 16 000 dollars in purses. Gregory shocks Reclare amid a string of races with wins by Beles St Macbeth Mamie BE and Lafitte among others in a closing program.
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Gravesend
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Dwyer
Reclare
Gregory
Kingston
Carroll
St. Belle
Bronzemarte
Barrister
Huntress
St. Luke
Bronzomarte
Burpraia Genrtnnar
Redlig
Little Addie
Lafitte
Pericles
Oregon
Springfielders Triumph Over Crockeries In Tight Tilt
East Livertoon September 30 The fame today between the Springfields and the Crockeries was exciting from start to finish. The Springfielders won by having the dark in ning. Three-base hits by Hutchinson and Hatteries for the Crockeries and Wittrock Westlake Kawe hits for the Springfielders. Umpire Stewart.
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East Livertoon
Springfelds
Crockeries
Springfields
Acie
Eas
Boereay SpringAcids
Ecbseaskeiese
Peraeterons
Carey
Hutchinson
Henzel
Hatteries
J. Beark
Yearsley
Springfeld
Wittrock
Westlake
Stewart
Volts Arrives in St Louis for Baseball Club Presidency
William H. B. Volts Sporting editor of the Philadelphia Press arrived in St Louis to consult with President Von der Abe of the Brown Stocking club about the presidency of the American and Baseball Clubs. It is claimed President Wikoff will retire at the next snpial meeting in November.
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St. Louis
William HB. Volts
Philadelphia Press
von der Abe
Brown Stocking Club
Wikoff
Association
Death at Homestead Mills After Forehead Wrench Blow
Anthony Now of Homestead died from an injury caused by 15 year old John Jones at the Homestead Steel Mill. A wrench struck Now on the forehead during a teasing incident. Coroner McDowell ordered Jones arrested. post mortem planned and an inquest to follow. Now leaves a wife and two children. Jones lives with his widowed mother. neighbors.
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Anthony Now
Homestead
John Jones
Jones
McDowell
Yeager Cabinet Offer At 75 Cents Per Dozen
Cheapes Gallery in the World advertises cabinet making by Yeager & Co for 75 cents per dozen for one month at 70 Federal agency. Bring baby. First floor gallery invites visitors to view fine work and no stars to t.
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Yeager & Co
Federal Oegheny
T. Gallery
Federal St
Allegheny
Walker's Wax Soap Sells Poorly to Grocers
Consumer warns against soaps containing rosin and harmful compounds urging buyers to switch to Walker's wax soap and check with grocers for availability to avoid health or financial costs.
Sullivan Apologizes and Plans Charity Tour Return
In New York on September 30 champion and prospective congressman J Lawrence Sullivan apologized to friend Charles Johnston for Monday's disappointment to Brooklyn. He pledged to present a substantial show in Brooklyn, with proceeds to a charitable institution, and to engage top talent for the effort.
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New York
Champion
J. Lawrence Sullivan
Charles Johnston
Brooklyn
Charley
Sullivan
Vanderbilt Hotel
Corey
Brook
Syracuse
Cheapest Gallery Cabinet Miniature Offer In Town
Notice promotes 75 cents per dozen cabinet photos to introduce Yeager & Co. at 70 Federal Street Allegheny with baby welcome and easy first-floor access. Also lists various ads for photo galleries, fabric, and dancing academies with addresses on Fourth Avenue and Sixth Street and references to new openings this week.
Shooting Match At McKee's Rocks Ends Close
An interesting shooting contest occurred yesterday at McKee's Rocks between Ellis Chadwick of Colombia and John C Sentees of Monongahela City. The $25 aside match with 2% birds each ended in a Saunders victory by 23 to 22.
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McKee's Rocks
Ellis Chadwick
Colombia
John C. Sentees
Monongahela City
Sdnders
Giants Lead As Exciting Race Continues
The Giants remain in front in a tense race as Welch and Braley are eyed as possible pitchers. Grant Andrews notes Twenty-One as a key game, while McKeesport races are set for Thursday and Friday. Bethune’s status out West is uncertain, health poor. Local clubs await results from recent Indianapolis-Philadelphia and Athletics-Baltimore matches.
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Giants
Welch
Braley
Grant Andrews
Raix
Athletics
Baltimores
Maxager Marine
O Reilly Denies Syndicate Talk in City
J J O Reilly was seen at his Main Street residence and dismissed rumors of English syndicate deals and expiring options. He said December 1 is not the expiration date and that the deal may proceed with experts arriving or statements from journalists. He pegged total plant values claimed by the syndicate above 60 million dollars and possibly near 100 million.
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England
J. J. O'Reilly
Main Street
DisPatch
Navigators Meet for Eighteenth National Board Session
New York and Philadelphia delegates register at the Monongahela House for the National Board of Navigation’s eighteenth annual session. President A C Cheney of Garfield National Bank will chair as lawmakers study ocean, lake, and river navigation matters and possible legislation. A memorial for Captain W E B Jones alters tomorrow’s Mayflower excursion plans with a potential banquet on the steamer. Andrew Carnegie and his wife expected at the Monongahela House tomorrow.
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John H. Washburn
F. W. Vosburgh
Stewart
Board of Navigation
Chas
H. Bozer
New York
F. A. Churchman
Philadelphia
Monongshela
National Board of Navigation
National Board of Steam Navigation
Monongahela House
A. C. Cheney
Garfield National Bank of New York
National Board
W. E B. Jones
Committee On Entertainment
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Andrew Carnegie
Democratic Executive Organizes for Coming Fight
The Democratic Executive Committee met in their new rooms at 138 Fifth Avenue with Chairman Watson presiding. They organized the committee and appointed sub committees to solicit subscriptions to the campaign fund. Ways and means to carry on the fall campaign were discussed and county reports were encouraging for Democratic nominees.
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Democratic Executive Committee
County Committee
Fifth Avenue
Watson
Two New Steel Bridges Planned at Wheeling
G. W. G. Ferris, the city bridge engineer, holds control for the erection of two steel bridges across the Ohio at Wheeling. The Wheeling Bridge Company will build them at about $500,000. One span is 525 feet, claimed to be the longest in the country.
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G. W. G. Ferris
Ohio River
Wheeling
Wheeling Bridge Company
Mission of Our Lady of the Rosary Seeks Emigrant Aid
Circulars from Rev. Father M. Callaghan, head of the Castle Garden mission in New York, urge charitable contributions to support the mission. The effort is nonsectarian in aid and assists all needy emigrants arriving in the country.
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Father M. Callaghan
Our Lady of the Rosary
Castle Garden
New York
Typhoid Cases Reported Across Wards and Streets
Several new typhoid cases are reported in the Twelfth and Seventeenth wards. Dennis Court off Thirtieth Street has two cases, Thirty-third Street one case, three cases in a single family on Forty-second Street, and one on Forty-third Street. Dr. J H Hieber cites atmospheric conditions as the outbreak cause.
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Dennis Court
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-third Street
Forty-second Street
Forty-third Street
J. H. Hieber
Mrs Rose Harkless Sent To Poor Farm With Children
Mrs Rose Harkless of Watts with her three small children was sent to the Poor Farm for shelter. She is a stranger in town. Her husband had gone out to seek work Sunday evening and was later found drunk at the Union depot.
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Rose Harkless
Watts
Union Depot
Union Pacific Extends Rail Line to Spokane Falls
The Union Pacific Railroad announces completion of an extension from Rockford to Spokane Falls Washington. The company will now be prepared to forward both passengers and freight traffic to Spokane Falls.
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Spokane Falls
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation Lines
Rockford
Wash. T
Permits Issued for Business House and Five Dwellings
Building permits were issued to Charles Meyran for a business house on Virgin alley at 28000 dollars. Thomas Jenny will construct five two story brick houses on Forty seventh street. Several other permits were granted for smaller dwellings.
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Charles Meyran
Virgin Alley
Thomas Jenny
Forty-seventh Street
Observatory to stay intact as parts move abroad for eclipse
President Scott announces the Western University observatory will not be dismantled. Some instruments will be sent to Africa for eclipse observations, and Prof. Langley plans to take his equipment when he relocates to Washington.
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The
Western University
Scott
Africa
Langley
Washington
Democratic rift widens at Syracuse convention
Report from Syracuse describes Tammany and the County Democracy opposing several probable nominees Wemple and Tabor for Controller and Attorney General amid talk of Danforth as State Treasurer. Delegates prepared to vote. Lt. Governor Jones chairs as convention unfolds with possible Daniels O'Brien for Judge of Appeals.
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Syracuse
Tammany
Dispatch
Wempley
Danforth
County Rats
Wemple
Tabor
M. C. Murphy
Grover Cleveland
Smith Weed
Intel Scott Lamont
Jones
D Enis O'Brien
Charles F. Tabor
William A. Beach
Frank Rice
Elliot Danforth
Bogart
Hill
Republican Party
Weather notes and scattered forecasts for West Virginia
In West Virginia the report notes rain followed by clearing weather and higher temperatures. It mentions westerly winds and a United States Signal Service forecast with times and conditions, including a reference to possible evening updates and hourly details.
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West Virginia
River Telegrams Update From Browns River Weather
Browns River stands at four feet and falling with rain and a 56 degree reading at seven this evening. MongaxN Town River at four feet and stationary with cloudy skies and a low reading. Warren River remains at a near low-water mark with cloudy cool weather.
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Browns River
Mongaxn
Captain Jones Funeral Arrangements in Braddock
Funeral services for Captain William R. Jones will be held tomorrow at Braddock M E Church with Rev T N Boyle and Rev Cornelius Earle officiating. Pallbearers drawn from Edgar Thomson Steel Co and mechanical engineering associates. Grand Army posts order mourning colors for today parade. Andrew Carnegie and wife plan to attend. Post 3 G A R adopts mourning resolutions. Loyal Legion to attend, meeting at Union depot 1 20 tomorrow.
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William R. Jones
T. N. Boyle
Braddock M. E
Cornelius Earle
Catasangua
Edgar Thomson Steel Company
Mechanical Engineering
Grand Army
Captain Jones
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
Braddock
Jones
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Union Depot
Semple Store Sells Out Western Pennsylvania Dry Goods House
The Semple store in Allegheny founded by William Semple is closed after William Semple Jr sold the stock to 5S Davidson of New York for the Semple estate. The six story building hosted 200 clerks six months ago. now only about 40 qualified workers remain. The firm, long the region’s leading dry goods house, began on Federal Street 35 years ago and was built in 1871.
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Allegheny
William Semple
William Semple, Jr
Semple
5S. Davidson
Mercantile Purchasing Agency
New York City
Circulars threaten boycott of non union breweries
Circulars received from St. Louis promote a boycott of firms refusing to recognize the brewers' union. The skull and crossbones motif accompanies the list of firms and the phrase boycotting trust beer. Employers at Republic Iron Works threaten to strike over changed hours due to gas shortages.
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St. Louis
Federation of Labor
Beer Trust
Trust
The
Republic Iron Works
Ministerial Gatherings Hear Talks on Preaching and Reform
Clergy groups in Allegheny discuss modes of preaching to spur action among Christians and consider funeral service reform. Sermon vitality, choir discipline, and conversion proofs rise as topics. The Methodist Episcopal ministers hear Rev. George Holmes discuss Will Carleton the poet.
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D. F. McGill
U. P
Allegheny
United Presbyterian Ministerial Association
McGill
W.J. Reid
Fifth U. P
E. D. Hammond
Shady Avenue
S. Lafayette
D. E. Richards
Sharpsburg
H. G. McClelland
D. D
Western Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Ministerial Association
I. N. Hays
George Holmes
Will Carleton
Stranded Mrs Brown Attracts Dramatic Company In Columbus
Mrs O G Brown wife of a local grocer at 516 Penn Avenue is with the Trelegan Dramatic Company which is beached in Columbus. Mr Brown reportedly will not assist. Miss Purcell of Ingram station and Miss Annie Staley of this city join the company, while Miss Staley’s mother plans legal action.
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0. G. Brown
Penn Avenue
Trelegan Dramatic Company
Columbus
Brown
Miss Purcell
Ingram Station
Brantwood
Allegheny City
Annie Staley
Miss Staley
Trelegan
Johnstown Relief Committee to distribute 1.6 million by check
L B Kremer Carlisle disbursing agent said the next relief distribution of 1,600,000 will be issued by check within a week or so. He noted Johnstown residents are eager to receive the funds as he is to finalize the payout.
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L B. Kremer
Carlisle
Johnstown
L. Douglas
Jeep
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mase
Burned With Gas Explosion Injures Woman in Chartiers
A young woman named Schmid, daughter of J Schmid of Chartiers, suffered severe burns yesterday afternoon when lighting a gas stove after a pipe was leaking. The incident caused an explosion and left her severely burned. Local authorities and emergency responders attended the scene.
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Schmid
J. Schmid
Chartiers
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