United Hunting Club Fades as Pittsburg Groups Exit
The United Hunting Fishing and Camping Clubs in Pittsburg are nearly extinct as member clubs leave. A Pittsburg Rod and Gun Club Lotus and Keystone Clubs have dropped out, leaving only a few small groups. A revival effort is planned with a seaside trip and a schooner voyage.
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Pittsburg
United
Rod and Gun Club
The
Lotus
Keystone Clubs
Allegheny County
Ciub
Duriez the
Athen
Pitteburg
Chesapeake Bay
Cin
Exhibition base ball game at Beaver Falls
Beavers Falls October 7 witnesses damp weather and a tame Players' League exhibition between Pittsburgh and Brooklyn drawing about a low crowd. Lateng of Beechley credited with four steals and two baserunners. Final score 2-8 Brooklyn. Pitcher highlights listed for both teams, with misc. fielding notes and names misread in the damaged text.
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Beaver Fai
Pitsburg
Brooklyn
Players’ League
Beechley
Dioakiva
Jon Yooo
Mary
Barnet
Pittabore
Leekler
Kuehne
Orr
Raehne
Fields
Samer
Servic
Mitteburg
Bree
Spach
Friore
Jeckion
Sitebarg
Merrie
Ginn
Hemming and Cook
Ciegtre
New York National League Team Arrives for Series
The New York club arrived for a multi day stay and played a pick team featuring Pap Lie Billy George Urecan Bobbie Weelake. The visitors claimed a win in an interesting game as Wheeling fielded players Nickela Wheeline and others.
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New York
Pap” Lie
Wheeling
Billy George
New Yorkers
Urecan
Yeu Leacoe
Bobbie Weelake
Done
Wheedine
Domary--Teo-Lase
Whinier and
Terwah
Lew Yertkch
Nickela
Wheeline
New Yorks
Buse
Local Foot Race Sparks Rivalry Between Priddy and Diamond
In a lively town event at St. Louis and nearby tracks, Joseph Priddy challenges Tom Diamond in a foot race set for the sixth, garnering betting chatter and amateur status drama. Reports claim both men train hard as rumors swirl about professional ambitions and potential entrants from Marton, Shattivere, and others.
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Joseph Priddy
Tom Diammond
Priddy
Sara Peter Priddy
Marton
Merton
Ssalford Hachiet
Pridiy
Piedis
Merten
Morris Park Winners at Races and Club Meeting
Reports from Morris Park detail race results with multiple winners in various divisions including Miss Hooker colt fret and Tournament fret with times noted. A separate note covers a meeting led by J P O Neil of the local N S club, seeking national agreement and olive branch gestures to ease talks with P I interests in Pittsburg.
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Soprers Pans
S. C
Tintracs
Miss Hooker
Grry Lack
Turiongs
Haltrhoo
G. W. Tonk
Mest Hoy
Lavina Geir
Ritey
Annie Drew
Pranr Secon
Finvitia
Fife Rae
Han Yjget
Englieh
J. P. O'Neil
N. S
Mr. O'Neil
P. I
Mr. O'Nei
Pittsburg
McKenny and Hontan Race Set at Homewood Saturday
John A. McKenny and Lula Hontan mare, owned by Mrs. Gallagher Beaver, meet in a best three of five trots at Homewood Saturday afternoon for 200. The event awaits favorable weather with a 2 roll start. Each side deposited forfeit.
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John A. McKenny
Mavry A
Lula Hontan
Muddy Exposition Park drills as city talks team lineup
Inclement weather hinders football practice at Exposition Park where muddy grounds do not dampen the kickers’ spirit. Reported plans indicate the Shady Side opponent’s lineup may be chosen tomorrow after further field conditioning.
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Exposition Park
Shady Side
Altoona Trap Shooting Opens With Top Shots Attending
The Altoona trap shooters’ tournament opened with 8000 shots fired as top marksmen from Philadelphia to Syracuse gathered. Notables include W. H. Wallscroft, E. H. Miller, F OC Rae, I N Crebel, J A Penn and H Thoman. Weather hindered but the event ranks high nationally. Tomorrow’s arrivals promise a premier display.
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Wheeling
Henry Thoman
Germantown
A. G. Courtnay
Syracuee
N. Y
H.walstener
Manager Hanlon Seeks Pitcher Kats From Columbus Club
Local Players' League manager Hanlon returned from Cleveland yesterday after consultations with Brunell and Johnson. He centered on acquiring Kats the pitcher from Columbus, with Knauss and Hanlon hopeful about landing him.
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Hanlon
Players’ League
Cleveland
Messrs. Brunell and
Johnson
Kats
Columbus
M Er Hanlon
Knauss
Gillen Wins Two-Mile Race At Union Driving Park
Sporting notes report a Fox Hall style event where Tommy Gillen defeats Billy Weldon in a second round bout and Gillen receives a lovely prize nett on Long Island lash morning. A letter addressed to Samuel Gillen is noted at the office. Irvine and McNalty prepare a two mile foot race at Braddock Hill Park on Saturday for 950 prize.
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Samuel Gillen
Joan M. Wale
Long Island
Tommy Gillen
Billy Weldon
Gillen
Braddock
Hilly Irvine
John MecNalty
Union Driveing Park
Notable travelers and locals in brief social notes
Ex Senator Sabin of Minnesota travels west and praises the Republican outlook. Northwest farmers welcome the new tariff. Mrs P Harris and R L Britton of Norris Britton Dean visit Harris Theater. B F Crawford of Mansfield aims to locate Cracker and Baker Trust office in Pittsburg. Robert Story of Cornopolis heads to Washington for a pension and friends plan a return reception. Congressman Bayne returns from Washington and avoids state politics. J W Watson and wife depart to Philadelphia for weeks. Walter Dean of Minneapolis theater circles through town. Wm Rea, a longtime Armstrong County figure, visits Allegheny. Frank Schlotter opens a jewelry store in New Brighton.
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United States
Sabin
Minnesota
Northwest
P. Harris
R. L. Britton
Norris, Britton & Dean
Eraufien
Harris‘ Theater
B. F. Crawford
Mansfield
Cracker and Baker Trust
Anderson
Pittsburg
Hamilton Building
Robert Story
Cornopolis
Washington
Thomas M. Bayne
Schlosser
J. W. Watson
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Philadelphia
Walter Dean
Minneapolis
Minn
Harris
Wm. Rea
Armstrong County
Robinson Street
Allegheny
Frank Schlotter
New Brighton
Minue Police Items Report Local Offenders and Prosecutions
Police notes from Minue report closures for noisy piano houses and warnings to stop playing. Alderman McKenna handles James P Morrison on embezzlement with 300 bail after a prior fraud by a book agent. Judge Gripp, Alderman Leslie, and local officials frame hearings for several drunkenness, neglect of children, and keeping a disorderly house. Anstead Stevenson of Homestead is jailed for assault and battery, and Captain Huyt accuses Mary Linder of selling liquor without a license.
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McAlekese
Sallie Hall
Second Avenue
Mohan
Chief Brown
James P. Morrison
Alderman McKenna
James Farming
Morrison
Fanning
Christian
McKeesport
Rae
Sarah Sullivan
Homestead
W. Leis
Bnor Huyt
Mary Linder
Allegheny Council Delivers Market Stand Ordinance
In Allegheny two city committees met last night. An ordinance ordering printed for the use of Council relates to market stands and rental rights for caterers of the United States only. The other committee reported nothing of importance. The coroner held an inquest into the death of 22 year old Charles Howard by hanging at the Western Penitentiary. A verdict absolved penitentiary attendants. Caroline Kassmeyer, 37, died suddenly at her Villa street home. an investigation is scheduled. The Castle Shannon Incline Plane resumed operation after six weeks idle. Thomas F. Haverly’s shoe store at 1578 Second Avenue was damaged by fire. Twenty First Ward School Board elected Miss Dickson and Miss McCrickett as additional teachers.
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Allegheny Council
United States
Charles Howard
Western Penitentiary
Caroline Kassmeyer
Villa Street
Allegheny
Castle Shannon
Thomas F. Haverly
Second Avenue
Tur Twentieth Ward School Board
Migs Dickson
Miss McCrickett
New Goods Sale At Rosenbaum Co Office
An immense assortment of new goods opened with stylish items priced at 3 to 975 dollars. Genuine seal plush options listed as 750 to 12 dollars, with the best variety and lowest prices claimed. Examine Rosenbaum & Co.'s WFS.
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Rosenbaum & Co
WFS
October millinery sale at multiple shops
Opening to October includes men underwear and fur seals. Jos Horne Co Peon Avenue stores, James H Aview Co 100 Fifth age promote savings this week. J G Bennett Co urges buyers to visit for special seal sacque sales before mid October. Leading hatters and farriers Bennett address Wood Street and Fifth Avenue.
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T Millinery
Jos. Horne & Co
Peon Avenue
James H. Aview & Co
J. G. Bennett & Co
J. G. Bexxerr & Co
Leading Hatters and Farriers
Cor. Wood Sr
Fifta Ave
Dupont Mills Fire Disaster Relieved by Safety Measures
The explosion at Wilmington is described as severe but handled by strict safety protocols over years. Dupont officials emphasize strong protective rules, compensation practices for widows and injured workers, and financial resilience from a century of operation with extensive land and housing holdings for employees. The Philadelphia shock reaches Millville and Chester, about 30 miles away.
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Duponts
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Millville
N. J
Chester
The New Industry Born In Chicago Tin Plate Venture
Chicago plans extensive tin plate production with Illinois Steel Company leading. Director O W Potter cites thin steel rolled to tin plate standard and heavy machinery use. Black Hills ore supplies grow, with Consolidated Tin Mining Company now owning 3 million dollars in claims. The district spans about 25 square miles with a $30,000 monthly payroll.
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ChicaGo
Illinois Steel Company
O. W. Potter
Steel Company
Black Hills
United States
Etta Mining Syndicate
Harvey Peak Tin Mining Company
Consolidated Tin Mining Company
Biaeck Hills
Money in McKinley's District Confirms Warburg Edge
Special Telegram from Columbus reports Troyer of Holmes County, a McKinley district insider, saying massive Republican money is flooding the Holmes district to sway votes. He predicts Stark and Medina go Republican, Wayne favors Democrats, Holmes county backing Warwick with about 2,000 in Holmes’ favor and Warwick leading by at least 1,200 overall.
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ColumBus
Troyer
Holmes County
McKinley
Trover
Republican Committee
Stark County
Medina
Wayne
Holmes
Warwick
McKinley Opens Campaign in Holmes County Seat
Congressman McKinley opened his Sixteenth district campaign with a speech in Holmes County seat, a Democratic stronghold added to the Major's district by last winter's gerrymander. He faced a fine audience in his first ever speech there. Also announced: October 7 Beaver notes a McDowell Jackson Miller speaking lineup at the Opera House, with local supporters hinting at a McDowell perspective on the bribery probe.
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Minttersprre
McKinley
Holmes County
Beaver
McDowell
O. L. Jackson
Sam Miller
Opera House
Vaux Gets Republican Backing as McAleer Fails Endorsement
Special telegram from Philadelphia reports October 7 that the Young Democratic Battalion has refused to endorse McAleer for Congress and that the Republican Convention will support Vaux.
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Vaux
Dispatch
Philadelphia
McAleer
Congress
World News in Brief Terse World Events Reported
Ex-irocer J A JonpAN died in Cincinnati. The Veiled Prophets parade in St Louis. Colored men form a McKinley club in Canton. Hotel Walnut in Cincinnati assigned. Middletown Conn fire burns Mia Trion. Louisville post office robbery loses 185 packages. New York Court of Appeals upholds Jugiro conviction. governor appeal planned. Former County Treasurer Fortner pleads guilty to embezzling 50,000. five years. Louisville Southern freight derailment kills engineer Har and injures Wireman. Ryre Burrows traitor tale in Myrtle Ala trap. Chroner's inquest cites manslaughter in rail crash. St Pierre Quebec landslide kills Mrs Gadnon. husband wounded. Allentown silk mills strike disrupts 420 workers. Northern prairie fires devastate. $100,000 losses.
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Louisville
New York Court of Appeals
Jugiro
Governor Hill
Fortner
Marysville
Kan
Louisville Southern Railroad
Lexicon
C. W. Har
John Rosev Ryre Burrows
John McDuffee
Chroner
Hough
St. Pierre
Quebec
Mathias Gadnon
Letters and discoveries corroborate West murder testimony
Washington Pa October 7 The West murder trial resumed with Dr French stating the Crouch family died from neck blows. Justice McCormick testified money hidden in the house and signs of a search, while witnesses connected West to the Crouch household and to money kept there. Tracks and shoes tied West to the crime route, with motive and alibis scrutinized.
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Washington
West
French
Crouch
Justice McCormick
Bentleysville
Anna Brundage
Alpheus Crawford
Charlies Hoover
Allegheny City
Allegheny Market
Basil Barker
Barker
Squire McCormick
A.T. Bayard
Crouches
Houston
Monongahela City
Beaver Falls
Severa
Andrew Crouch
Sewickley
Annie Brondage
Milgus
Bentleyeville
Annie Brondace
Monongahlia City
Thomas Coyle
Convention of Catholic Young Men Opens in Washington
The Catholic Young Men's National Union opened its convention in Washington with Rt. Rev. J. J. Keane delivering the sermon. Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Keane stood on stage as delegates assembled at Carroll Hall. City officials and a large audience attended, with messages to the Pope planned and remarks praising Father Mathew noted.
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Washington
Catholic Young Men's National Union
J.J. Keane
D. D
Catholic University
Carroll Hall
Cardinal Gibbons
Keane
Father Lavelle
Father Walter
St. Patrick's
John W. Douglass
Board of District Commission
Lavelle
Douglass
Father Mathew
Father Walters
New York
Rome
Time Statements From Unclear City Schedule
The fragment references a city schedule with times such as morning and afternoon slots but the text is garbled. Specific events, names, dates, or locations are not clearly provided.
Special Weather Bulletin Dispatch Summary
The storm center moved from Northern New York toward the New England coast. Hain snow and Tilmois rain spread from Wisconsin to the Atlantic with sleet in Canada. Thick coastwise conditions included gale winds and dense fog along New England, Block Island at 40 mph, fair weather south of Hattaras, and freezing temps in the Dakotas and Nebraska.
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New York
New England
Hain
Wisconsin
Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Virginia
Canada
Block Island
Hattaras
Mississippi
South Dakota
Nebraska
Louisiana
Texas
River and Weather Telegrams Across Cities
Special telegrams report river levels and weather in multiple cities including Hiver Morgantown Wheeling Allegheny Junction and Memphis with rising or falling stages and cloudy cool or clear conditions. Departures arrivals and canal and lock readings noted plus a lodge initiation and an advertisement for baby products from Boces & Bunt Allegheny.
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Warren
Morgantown
Wheeling
Allegheny Junction
Hudson
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Henry Brown
Pittsboro
Louisville
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Icareeystone, Jr
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Pacerooid
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Toner
Altoona
Mr. Knauss
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Special Weather Bulletin
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Ohio
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Boces & Bunt
Egypt
Ocent Cigars
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Jackson's Tailoring Department
MR. I. Jackson
Jackson’s Hat Department
Liberty Street
Fsu
L.goldsmit & Bro
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Tickler Plug Toacco
Loyal
Innes
East
Creedmores
MM Latro
Mammoth Retail Shoe Stores
Wood Street
Sale House
Fleishman &Co
Market Street
Cash and Credit House
Penn Avenue
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