Nimick Talks Club Season Finances And Next Year
Local sporting figure Nimick discusses the New York club's season financials saying no loss is expected despite difficulties. He notes improved overall play, confirms plans to keep A Jones and Hanlon's contract approach, and mentions upcoming games against East opponents and Pittsburgs.
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Ador
Nimick Stevening
Titer
Sfe
Aandslix
Scandrett
Jones
Hanlon
Clu
Pittsburgs
Brotherhood of League Players Rages in Boston Rally
A chaotic letter from Boston on October 5, 1688 portrays the League feud between New York and Indiana clubs. It praises enduring effort, laments potential postponements, and calls for an all seven-game series to settle the dispute. Players Clarkson Radbourne and Jon Walley figure in a cautious lineup amid expectations of a dramatic conclusion.
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New York
Hos Beem
New Yorks
Fons
Eading
Itval
Heen
Jee F
Garam Acerd
Eand
Roth
Noth
Jar Lee
Clarkson
Papelja
Radbourne
Jon
Walley
Roosters
Chiea
Sim
Roslam
Sutton
Charles J. Fouxy
Yone
Ow York Baseball Club
Richardson
Cleveland
Evie Road
Ideon
Will
Sparrow
Oyna
We Are the People Bannered Car Proclaims Free Ride
A group on a morning trip traveled home in a well stocked car. Members appeared in a hilarious mood with animated freedom, while a banner on each side read We are the people.
Witchers Galvin and Clarkson Highlight Pitchers List
At Indianapolis Chicago and Philadelphia teams are listed with pitchers. Witchers Galvin and Clarkson, Graber and Keefe, Sanders and Hutchinson appear as notable pitcher pairings across cities.
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Pimedofes
Boswine Oo
Cce
Cece
Witchers
Galvin
Clarkson
Indianapolis
Io Boe
Graber
Keefe
Chicago
Philadelphias
Chicagos
Sanders
Hutchinson
New York League Champions Pass Erie Overnight
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISTATCH MEADVILLE PA October 6 The New Yorks League champions passed through on the Erie at 2 o'clock this morning One of the banners on their car read We are the people and the whole party felt too to sleep They lunched at the depot dining room in ted on paying 0 cents for sandwiches and in various ways manifested their pa ge They were met here by a large party of admirers and cheered repeatedly.
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Meadville
New Yorks
Erie
Depot
McAleer Returns as Cleveland Beats Pittsburg Team
Jimmy McAleer of the Cleveland team returned from injury in Philadelphia and played in Youngstown where Cleveland faced Pittsburg. McAleer spiked Kneve in the first game since his injury as Beatin and Snyder and Miller played for Pittsburg under Nimick and Loftus.
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Youngstown
Youngstows
Nimick
Pittsburg
Loftus
Clevelands
Jimmy McAleer
Cleveland
Bures
Beatin
Snyder
Oe Miller
McAleer
Kneve
Philadelphia
Browns Beat Kansas Citys In Fourth Straight Win
In St Louis October play association games, the Browns won their fourth straight over the Kansas Citys. Ramsey pitched superbly with his drop ball, supported by strong work from Robinson and Fuller. Kansas Citys faced a makeshift squad with Pickett and Burns out injured. Pears subbed in for part of the game, and no runs were earned on him. Final: St Louis 4, Kansas City 2 with detailed scoring and fielding notes.
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Om St. Lou
Browns
Kansas Citys
Ramsey
Robinson
Fuller
Pickett
Burns
Pears
Banené
St. Louis
Sowders
Homer
Comiskey
Donohue
Tun-McCarthy
Atcarthy
O'Neil
Duffee
Ong Soblason
Puller
Brooklyn Wins Final Championship Game At Ridgewood Park
New York report recalls the Brooklyn team sealing the title in Ridgewood Park Brooklyn as McMahon sparked the win and Rains interrupted play ending after six innings. Score details presented in terse line reads show Brooklyn gaining 4 to 1 or similar tally amid rain and stoppage.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ridgewood Park
McMahon
Ace
Star Players to Remain as Club Plans Next Season
A Telegram from Baltimore today states manager Barnie will keep all current star players for the next season while adding new recruits. The club denies reports of selling stars and notes plans to keep the same manager and improve the team. A stock company may form as interested parties seek involvement due to current financial trends.
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Jones
A. Jones
Hieth i. Nimrck
Hanlon
Nes
Eiseseon
Scandrett
the Dispatch
Barnie
Marnie
Owever
Beaver County League Forms With Six Beaver Area Clubs
Beaven reports the Beaver County League will organize next season with six clubs from Beaver Falls New Brighton Freedom Rochester Beaver and Phillipsburg. The league sits within a four mile circuit with likely little or no AA attachment. Three clubs have seven grounds namely Beaver Falls Phillipseburg and others. A meeting will be held later to finalize the schedule and remaining arrangements.
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Beaven
Beaver County League
Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Freedom
Rochester
Beaver
Phillipsburg
Nba
Phillipebu
Erm
Powderly Praises Knights of Labor Finances in Chicago
Five thousand people attend Music Hall in Chicago for Master Workman Powderly’s address. He defends the Knights of Labor finances, vows no debt, and confirms a coming general assembly. He discusses eight hour day talks with the Federation of Labor Unions and arbitration over strikes.
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Chicago
Music Hall
Workman Powderly
Knights of Labor
Powderly
A. M. Right
Toronto
Hamilton
Scranton
Atlanta
General Assembly
Trade Federation
Physicians Endorse Klein's Silver Age Rye Whisky
Crowds view a pyramid display of Klein's Silver Age Rye while physicians and hospital superintendents praise its worth. The ad asserts purity, age, palatability, and low price of 150 per full quart and offers catalogue and countrywide shipping.
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Klein
Withal
Special Overcoat Day at C C C Store
Today only the store at Grant and Diamond streets near the new Court House offers 460 English box overcoats for sale priced from 10 to 18 dollars. Materials vary from smooth goods to rough-faced furnishing.
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Grant and Diamond
New Court House
Clearing House Returns For Week Ending October 5 1889
Boston report shows gross exchanges for the week ending October 5 1889 with percent changes from the prior year. Managers of U S Clearing Houses compiled dispatches and published the comparison figures.
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Boston
United States
Belle Hamlin vs Harry Wilkes Rematch Set at Fleetwood Park
New York reports a return trotting match between Belle Hamlin and Harry Wilkes at Fleetwood Park planned for next Friday. Hamlin, 10 hands high and foaled in 1879, is hailed as America’s handsomest mare and seeks a $2,500 race with a $500 forfeit. The first August race at Buffalo drew over 30,000 spectators, boosting Hamlin’s fame and raising expectations for a headline clash.
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New York
Belle Hamlin
Harry Wilkes
Fleetwood Park
Wilkes
Buffalo
George Wilkes
America
Patchen
Sean Smith
Hamlin
George Floyd Jones
Fleetwood
Boston
Vicinoe
New
National Jockey Club Fall Meeting Opens in Washington
The National Jockey Club begins its annual fall meet in Washington with five races daily except Tuesday due to a Knights Templar parade. A large visitor turnout is anticipated, weather permitting, and the track condition is touted as the best ever. No bookmaking is allowed. bets will be via auction or pool betting run by the sone Thee. Tomorrow’s entries include Ty Kearns in Gillenluce, Mary Zanes Line in Lilly Meriden, and several others across five furlong and one mile races, with a McKibben steeplechase among the events.
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National Jockey Club
Knights Templar
Sone Thee
Tyr Ace
Alaoa
Ty Kearns
Gillenluce
Mary Zanes
Meriden
Mode
Valerian
Kedar Khan
Souvenir
Talisman
Hean
Howerson
Hoodle
Fisher
Pat Kelly
Poareekaa Park Entries and Race Details
New York reports an array of racing entries for Poareekaa Park with weights and runners listed for the upcoming card. Notable names include Denadierne 1M and Strideawn among others, with varied distances from one mile to one and one eighth miles. The report notes no racing tomorrow at Morris and mentions Adonis defeating Gold Leaf at the fair grounds yesterday.
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New York
Denadierne
Climax
Hell Wood
du Rolleracbeth I
Connemara
Aor Victrix
Singgard
Ban Plug
Galo Tehea
Kern
Brussels
Mg Wood
Seers
Carrol
Leinster
Woodburn
Dauphin
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Firenz
Esceland
Oster
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Fleye
Ity Alute
Sengte
RicFariana
Deception
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Pall Mall
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Adonis
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Gold Leaf
Ania E Agen
Girl Found Wandering Recovers From Poison, Returns Home
Dora Morrill, a young girl found wandering Friday night after ingesting poison, has recovered enough to return to her home at Laura Bailey’s residence Saturday night. She was treated after the incident and is reported in good condition.
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Dora Morrill
Laura Bailey
Felonious shooting arrest and alley squabble report
David Johns was arrested on a felonious shooting charge preferred by James Duffy after a quarrel in which Johns called Duffy names and was knocked down. Johns fired at Duffy but no one was hurt. The rest of the text advertises mixed business notices and shop items from C. A. Smiley & Co. and related entities.
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David Johns
James Duffy
Johns
Duffy
Delegates Tour Boston Sights During American Congress Visit
The International American Congress delegates tour Boston and Cambridge visiting the House of Correction and Harvard, with speeches by officials from Venezuela Colombia Honduras and Bolivia. They view Longfellow House Elm Washington’s command site and enjoy hospitable Boston home gatherings before departing for Niagara Falls on a special train.
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Jandaus
Cambridge
Harvard University
Longfellow
Brookline
Washington
Latonia Race Entries and Weights for Tomorrow
Latonia entries list for four races with horse names and weights. First race at selling distance includes Martha Page and Mary Mar among others. Second race covers three-quarters of a mile with Outlaw and Bonnie Kitty in field. Third race extends seven-eighths of a mile featuring Plunder and Hrewater. Fourth race details incomplete with Aneen and others.
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Latonia
Martha Page
Mary Mar
Semaphore
Flyer
Lottie
Agere II
Julia Magee IM
Ceell
Silver
Bettie Seiden
Evalina
Nannie P
Cattlarkine C
Pene Outlaw
Nda
Bonnie Kitty
Climax Il
Koko
Boy Blue
Ulezle L i
Governor Hoss
Pritchett
Pell Mall
Alist
Holland
Hrewater
Amos Poel
New York Champions Return to City Amid Jubilant Welcome
A special train carried the New York baseball team into Jersey City and New York amid roaring crowds and cheers at every stop. Captain Wing led the reception as players, managers, and president Day greeted by fans, celebrating their early world championship prospects.
Great Straggle The Horse Racing Sernen Opinion
Opinion piece on the 1889 baseball season and the upcoming horse racing year. Notes New York Giants pennant win and the Boston shift, plus rising popularity of running races at county fairs and the absence of Princess Mary in racing events. Mentions Samuel Keys and local racing interest in the city.
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America
Oura
New York
Owever
Oman
Samuel Keys
Piary
Pringle
New York Cook Accused in Family Theft Plot
A New York family reported their German cook Bertha Schrade stole about $1000 in clothing chinaware and bric a brac after their return from the country. Trunks and a barrel at her sister Matilda Schrade's home contained most of the items. Police were led to confiscated pieces and Bertha and Matilda confessed to part of the theft before further arrests.
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New York
Cook
Thomas Hunt
West Twentysecond
Bertha Schrade
Bertha
Matilda
Mrs. Hunt
East Seventy-ninth Street
Wanamaker's Just Prices Promise 1000 Styles of Clothing
An advertisement proclaims Wanamaker's commitment to just prices and dependable goods. It touts 1000 styles for measure and urges customers to value reliable workmanship over high profits or skimpy trims. The copy emphasizes fair pricing as the real reason for loyal trade and broader business growth.
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Wanamaker's
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