East End Gymnastic Club Eyes AAU Change After Letter
An East End gymnastic club plans a meeting to discuss a significant AAU communication. The letter from Mr. McClellan answers whether local baseball teams can join AAU championships and addresses professional players and reinstatement rules for amateur status.
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East End
Gromastic Ob
Lelign
A. A. UU
McClellan
J. A. Wells
County League
Wells
F. I
McClellan Aleo
Beem
Pennsylvania
Local Baseball Gossip Hoists Managment Talks
The local baseball scene reports weary players after a Saturday defeat dropping to eighth place. A directors meeting is set for tomorrow to decide credits and the manager's future as talks hinge on this week’s signings and possible new acquisitions.
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Cleveland Westening
Mttl
Helmwen
Mewouninghe
Tatters
Fernate der Upon
McGunnigio
Ehest Eear
Ferneeer
Bors Serma
Hanlon
Illander
Meek
Tale
Corkhill
Beckley
Miller
Tinkdwin
Bierbauer
Golson
Menunnigie
Chicago
St Louis
Saturday's Ball Games The Association
The Association schedule reports S Dewh with six games and four in Baltimore versus Athletics led by Mowten. Washington defeats and scores noted.
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the Association
Dewh
Wale
Baltimore
T. Athletices
Mowten
Washington
Beaver Falls Shooting Contest At Blue Rocks and Sparrows
Beaver Falls hosts a Beaver County sportsmen grand shoot by the Beaver Sportsman's Association at Reveland Park. Ten contests feature blue rocks and earth sparrows launched from Dave traps with a new firing system. Prizes and elevated targets are listed for participants.
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Tinaven Faris
Beaver Sportsman’s Association
Beaver County
Revelind Park
Beaver
Beaver Valley Merchants Donate Prizes for State Event
Merchants from Beaver Valley towns contribute table lamps silk umbrellas pictures silverware revolvers smoking sets and other merchandise prizes valued up to 150 dollars. A notable antler trophy with a 5 feet extension and 4 inches spread is among the items, while a horse was reportedly killed in the Rocky Mountains. Association rules will govern.
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Beaver Valley
Elle
Hocky Mountains
Jerome Park Entries Card for Mondays Racecard
New York Oct 4 The Jerome Park program lists six furlong handicaps in the first race with Autocrat Sleipner and others along with weights. Second race features abridged steeplechase entries and Ringstock and Taty Parties. Fourth race Chem stakes for 3 year olds seven furlongs. Fifth race selling with 1 year old contestants and notable horses including The Shark St Pancras and Bengal. Weather clear track good.
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New Youk
Jerome Park
Autocrat
Sleipner
Wille L
John Cavanagh
Leveller
Helen Rose
Kitty T
Leonawell
Ludelg
Verselle
Wrestler
Glenmound
Mr. Sass
Rex
Dr. Wilcox
Swee Crothes
New
Ringstock
Keman
Peter
Lamplighter
Azra
Money
Tive Fartoner
Atenasee
Spendonoe
St. Pancras
Alsha
Junta
R Tooree
Roquefart
Polly S
Knapaack
Pan Thame
Goulds Sue Rahick Over Ball Game Stakes
The Goulds sue Rahick a Duquesne merchant over stakes from a game between the Goulds and the Duquesnes played a week ago. Rahick held the stakes thinking he was helping the players and was bailed by the Duquesne Club, with the case headed for court.
Sports notes and boxing purse talks amid local events
Reports include Coraopolis defeating Chartiers Scan and Mendale pair racing at yard for $100 away. London cancer note,変 glove fight delay between Johnston and Dixon with £400 and £21000 undertakings discussed. National Club seeks Dixon Johnston bout with purse around £1000 to £2100 and outsiders wary of match.
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Jr. Wises
McKees Rocks
J. E. McConnell
Allegheny
London
Tdixon
Giand
Johnston
Pixon
Ciwt
Dixon
Butt
Davitt Sees Parnell Politically Dead After Convention
Irish leader Michael Davitt, visiting the city for health reasons, says Parnell is politically dead and cannot regain support after the Convention. He predicts defeat for Parnell at the next general election and comments on the Lords abolition movement and Gladstone’s Newcastle speech.
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Parnell
Convention
Ireland
House of Lords
House of Commons
Gladstone
Newcastle
Davitt
Radstone
The Dangers of Mob Rule Editorial
The Overland Chine Moi notes compensation will likely be paid for riot damages and calls for cautious restraint from China. It cites U S and French actions, laments American handling of Chinese subjects, and warns of rising provincial military governors and potential for mob-driven crisis.
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San Francisco
Chine Moi
China
Wubu
Hunam
United States
America
Amur
Pekin
Tramps Attack Train Victims In Erie Region
Charles Sturgiss and Edward O Hara, both Buffalo molders, rode a Lake Erie freight toward Erie to save fare. Near Dun Kirk they were robbed and shot. Sturgiss died soon after while O Hara, wounded, carried him to a nickel plate train and to a hospital. Tramps have harassed crews in the area.
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Exim
Charles Sturgiss
Edward O'liara
Buffalo
Erie
Lake Erie
Dunkirk
Sturgiss
O'Hara
Hazen questions rain production experiments from Texas field trials
Prof. H A Hazen of the Weather Bureau remains skeptical about rain producing experiments in Western Texas. He notes limited observations and argues no valuable results have been achieved under varying atmospheric conditions. He urges careful, scientific trials to define the ABC of rain production and avoid wasted expense.
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Hazen
Texas
A Church Without Creed
The People’s Church in Wasamnetos opens with Rev. Alexander Kent preaching on a creedless, pure Christian ethic. The new church aims to unite those who reject creeds and apply brotherhood to business, politics, and daily life, relying on voluntary monthly pledges for finances.
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Wasamnetos
Academy of Music
People’s Church
Alexander Kent
Universalist Church
Kent
Peoples’ Church
Democrats After Pole Warns of Alliance Pressure
Hon. H. G. Ewart of North Carolina visits Washington and discusses polit ics in the old North State. He notes Democratic press attacks on Polk over the Alliance issue and predicts the Alliance will capture the state, possibly rewarding aligned politicians with bench and attorney general posts.
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H. G. Ewart
North Carolina
Old North
Polk
sub-Treasury
Democratic Party
Collision Feared Between Hains and Hannegan in Fortress Monroe Case
Friends fear a fatal clash between Thornton Hains and Mr. Hannegan father of Ned Hannegan, who was shot by Hains and later acquitted. Neighbors report Hains taunts and blocks at the old man's door, prompting anger and warning of a possible shooting confrontation.
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Wasnixetés
Speial
Thornton Hains
Mr. Hannegan
Ned Hannegan
Hains
Fortress Monroe
Washingtons South Candidate for Interstate Commission
The friends of Major A. B. Andrews First Vice President of the Richmond and Danville Railroad plan to present him to the President as a candidate for the vacant Democratic seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission. Andrews is described as well versed in railway affairs. Opponents backing ex-Congressman Clement are active and hopeful.
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Washinetox
Major A. B. Andrews
Richmond and
Danville Railroad
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Major Andrews
Clement
Appointment Talk Shapes Pre election Landscape
The report notes that only limited political appointments are anticipated before the upcoming election. Officials indicate that major changes are unlikely, suggesting a stable transition period prior to voters casting ballots.
Bell from Lavega church sails to Chicago World’s Fair
In 1494 a city named Lavega rose in San Domingo thenperished in a quake in 142. A bell found in a fig tree remains embedded in a Clyde Line steamer’s cargo, sent from New York to Washington and awaiting transport to Chicago for the World’s Fair.
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Lavega
San Domingo
Clyde Line
New York
Washington
Chicago
Hazing at Annapolis Ends With Turtle Prank Court Martial
Third class naval cadets Griffith Cavanaugh and James planned and carried out a hazing prank on fourth class cadets Butler and Gherardi. Butler was entrapped under two lashed mattresses with his head exposed, a sheet pulled over him. Griffith was arrested. Cavanaugh and James also faced discipline. a court martial was ordered for Griffith and Cavanaugh. James received demerits.
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Annapolis
Academy
William F. Fullam
Midshipmen
Claude Willis Griffith
Maryland
Arthur Glynn Cavanaugh
Nebraska
Leland Frierson James
South Carolina
H. V. Butler, Jr
W. FR. Gherardi
Commodore Gherardi
Butler
Gherardi
Alexander Sharp,Jr
Dar
Griffith
Cavanaugh
James
General Ruix Sandoval in New Orleans 30 Days
General Ruix Sandoval has stayed in New Orleans for 30 days and discussed the Mexican frontier outbreak. He says he supports overthrow of Diaz in principle but denies involvement in the revolution and notes a neutrality law warrant in Laredo, Texas. He plans to return home with proof of his stay.
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New Orleans
Ruix Sandoval
Sandoval
Diaz
Laredo
Tex
United States
Seven escapees slip from Lewis county jail in past year
Thomas Murphy and Riley Ables fled the Lewis county jail with seven prisoners escaping in the year. Others including Wagner Shoves and Crawford hacked walls while Ice and Cunningham assisted locks. Murphy recaptured at Westfield. rest at large. crowbar supplied by outsider. guard was knocked down. new jail fuels concern.
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Clarksburg
W. VA
Thomas Murphy
Riley Ables
Lewis County
Wagner
Shoves
Crawford
Ice
Cunningham
Abies
Liberty
Tce
Ezeta in trouble as Zaldivar allies gain favor
A Salvador telegram from City of Mexico reports growing hatred toward President Ezeta. He has allied with Zaldivar supporters, aided by new Foreign Minister G Gallegos, who is blamed for stirring discord with President Fade and the Commander-in-Chief. Gallegos reportedly seeks war with Honduras. Ayuita’s assassination is denied.
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City of
Mexico
Gallegos
Honduras
Ayuita
Ezeta
Guatemala
Milwaukee Exposition to Open Sunday for 2 to 10 PM
Milwaukee Exposition directors announce Sunday hours from 2 to 10 PM as an experiment amid a campaign for Sunday opening. The decision follows debate on weekend access and will influence future scheduling decisions.
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Milwaukee
Fire destroys multiple farm buildings and livestock
A barn on the Baker farm at Crookedrun head near MecKevs rt burned down yesterday, killing a horse owned by T L Bullenberger and destroying grain and farming implements. Richard Smith residence near Alliance Ohio was lost to fire, with an estimated loss of 1 000 dollars and no insurance. Everetton A of the Baltimore and Ohio system in Baltimore suffered a blaze causing about 500 000 dollars in damage.
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Baker Farm
Crookedrun
MecKevs Rt
T.L. Bullenberger
Richard Smith
Alliance
Everaton A
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Diplomats and Queens avert European war crisis
In a tense autumn moment, Queen Victoria and Czar Nicholas II avoid war by urging the Czar to seek peace with France. Lord Salisbury backs a letter urging timelier French outreach. the Czar invites both fleets to Cronstadt and Portsmouth, and history notes the outcome.
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Lord Salisbury
Europe
France
William
Jord Salispetys
Sweden
Cronstadt
Portsmouth
A Monument to Garibaldi Unveiled in Nice
The Nice mayor unveiled a monument to Garibaldi with M Rouvier present representing France. Speakers praised Garibaldi for aiding France and symbolizing union between French and Italian people. M Rane denied Pope temporal power restoration, urging restraint. A flac riddled with shot displayed by Italian societies drew enthusiasm.
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Nice
Garibaldi
M. Rouvier
France
M. Rane
Gladstone backs Manchester NE seat in letter
Mr Gladstone endorses Mr Scott of Manchester for the Northeast division parliamentary seat. He says his support does not mean opposition to Sir James Ferguson but objects to Government policy. He argues Unionism has created disunion and hampers Empire strength and legislative decisions on the Irish question.
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Mr. Scott
Manchester
James Ferguson
Loxpox
Gladstone
Scott
Mr. Gladstone
Italians Justified in Rome Insult Debates
Paris editorial in Journal Des Debats argues Italy should not convert the Rome insult incident into a political feud. It notes most French feel restoring papal temporal power is a chimera and that Italian opinion condemns sensationalizing the event. The piece reflects cross national tensions during a volatile period.
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Paris
Journal Des Debats
Rome
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Fire at Mark Brown's Wharf Draws Twenty Engines
Lexpos reports a early morning blaze on Mark Brown's wharf Fooley street with twenty engines responding. Damage expected to be heavy as crews battle flames through the night. Exhibition of the Holy Coat closed in Treves as Bishop Korum led a benediction and German aristocrats attended.
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Lexpos
Mark Brown
Fooley Street
Treves
Korum
Funeral notice for Catharine Little at Shady Avenue residence
Catharine Little widow of the late Howard D. Little aged in her ninth year at her Shady Avenue residence. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Little
Shady Avenue
E. E
Catharine
Howard D. Little
Archduchess and Mecklenburg Duo Attend Coat Relic Enshrinement
The Austrian Archduchess with the Duke and Duchess Paul of Mecklenburg Schwerin view a valued relic as 1 925 150 pilgrims have reportedly seen the coat described, now enshrined.
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Paul
Mecklenburg-Sehwerin
A New French Cabinet and Rochefort on Boulanger Death
In Brussels the Reforme publishes Rochefort’s interview on General Boulanger’s death. He says it strengthens the Revisionists by removing dictatorship fears, declining leadership of his party, and hints cabinet reconstruction with Constans and De Freycinet. Also notes mysterious references to a high personage linked to Lydia Miller and a private coroner inquiry.
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Brussels
The
Reforme
M. Rochefort
General Boulanger
M.rochefort
Boulanger
Constans
Hoalaveer
de Freycinet
Loxpow
Lydia Miller
Prince Albert Victor
Duke of Bedford
Kingston Bank Failure Triggers Wide Suspicions and Runs
Kingstown’s Ulster County Savings Institution collapse sparks detective scrutiny of suspected individuals Ostrander and Trumpbour, noted for lavish living. Depositors rush to withdraw as 60 day notice closes Kingston bank. officials seek cash from New York and other cities to avert a full run.
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Kixestos
Ulster County Savings Institution
Ostrander
Trumpbour
Kingston Savings Bank
New York
Cleveland to preside at New York campaign meeting
Ex President Grover Cleveland will chair the Democratic ratification gathering in New York City next Thursday at Madison Square Garden to back the Flower state ticket. Flower welcomes the event though some Democrats fear his stump participation will be limited.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Democratic State Committee
Roswell P. Flower
Madison Square Garden
Cleveland
Flower
State Committee
Girl in Boys Clothes Causes City Brouhaha in Cleveland Pair
Miss Eva Wilson and Mrs. F Morgan arrived in Youngstown after police captured them in Cleveland. Disguised as Edna and Roy Winslow they checked into the Tool House and spent time with young men at a disorderly house. A hack driver trailed them and police flagged their disguise. Harry Ray sought a marriage license but was refused as Wilson is a minor.
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Youngstown
Eva Wilson
F. ©. Morgan
Cleveland
Edna and
Roy Winslow
Miss Wilson
Weather Summary From Local Office Follows
A United States Weather Bureau officer in the city provides a weather summary for local readers. Details cover conditions, temperature ranges, and forecasts based on recent observations.
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United States Weather Boreau
Combing the Hair and Baldness in Youth
A St Louis barber notes excess hair styling may trigger early baldness. He criticizes pompadour and stiff brushing, urging hair to follow its natural growth. He also observes that consumptives often retain luxuriant hair on the head.
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St. Louis
River News and Notes from Louisville Stage of Waters
Weather cool and rainy in Louisville. River stage unchanged at the dam with feet inches on the falls, feet 7 inches in the canal and 4 feet inches below. Two arrivals and departures listed: G. Bagan to Evansville, Congo to Cincinnati.
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Louisville, KY
G. Bagan
Evansvile
Congo
Cincinnati
Weather report fragment notes river height and conditions
The fragment mentions river level changes and weather clarity with a thermometer reading and a rough measurement, suggesting an early telegraphic weather summary. It references a five to ten foot mark and various unreadable names or places, without a clear event or location.
Harper Hazar i Superintendent
A dialogue recounts a man named Harper and a police exchange over a ten cent theft. The speaker claims a round trip to an orphan asylum picnic where all participants were underage except the woman in charge. The piece presents a clipped, dialogic flavor with terse accusations.
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Harper
Hazar i
Murphy
Orphan Asylum
River Level and Weather Report Amid Vicksby Movement
Lower River intelligence notes the Cincrewart River at 4 feet and falling while Pasacd City of Vicksby to St. Louis reports 3 PM arrival and midnight departure windows. Memrats River at 27 feet with a 1-10 inch drop in four hours. St Lovin to St Joouls at 2 PM. Ora Lee Louisville arrival. Kate Adams Arkansas and Mt Moreaxtown, W Virginia river at 4 feet and steady. Weather is clear with a 7 degree thermometer reading at 4 i Me.
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Louleville
Kate Adams
Arkamsms
Mt. Moreaxtown
W. VA
Quiet Wharf Stays Calm as Marflower Conducts Dam Trips
Report notes quietness along the wharf for three weeks with marks at 2 feet 2 inches and stationery. The Marflower did good business yesterday making several trips to Davis Inland Dam and leaving a steady record.
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Davis Inland Dam
iSvae Aemiaeman
New York Press Exchange on Husbands and Wives
In a witty exchange from the New York Press Ethel laments that in mare maga the nicest girls end up with the worst husbands. Clarissa reassures her that trouble is unlikely for them, advising not to worry.
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New York
Ethel
Clarissa
Bear
Harpy & Hayes offers wedding gifts and millinery on Smithfield
Rich and rare array of hats and trims at Harpy and Hayes 529 Smithfield Street three doors from city hall. Jackets suits and trimmings showcased to attract shoppers seeking eye catching wedding gifts.
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Harpy & Hayes
Smithfield Street
City Hall
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