Pittsburgs Defeat Athletics in Lively Liberty Park Game
The Pittsburg Baseball Club crushed East End Athletics in Liberty Park amid borrowed players and erratic fielding. Gumbert struggled, Laver and Barr stood out for Pittsburg, while Fields hit a left field homer as Pittsburgs won despite late resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Liberty Park
Pittsburgs
East
Athletics
Braddock
McKeesport
East Enders
Hutchinson
Blair
McShannie
Gumbert
Gland
Laver
D. Barr
Barr
Solders
Miller
Dunlap
Buckley
Great pitching lifts Cincinnati in tight Association game
Vinn pitched well for Cincinnati as Kansas City rallied to three extra-base hits late in the game. Swartzel held the line for Cincinnati while McPhee and Ay starred in the field. The final score and additional play details follow in the box with H m and other scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucionxati
Todby
Kansas City Club
Vinn
Cincinnatis
Swartzel
McPhee
G Louis Browns Triumph Over Louisville Team
The G Louis Browns defeated Louisville today with strong batting and weak pitching by Louisville. Ewing's pitching faltered while Stiver and Robinson contributed errors that hurt Louisville's effort. Final score reported as 15 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvillle
Louisville
Ewing
G. Louis
Bea
Miuness Stiver
Robinson
Louiisvilles
The Brooklyes Rally Past Bent Barnies in Seventh
Bal Timman reports Baltimore squandered a lead as the opposition rallied in the seventh inning to steal the day’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyes
Athletics Edge in Baldwin Classic Victory
Reilly opened with a home run as Columbus Athletic Club defeated Colum bus by a score indicating a late rally. Attendance 1200. Line scores show Bald win and McMahon pitching. errors and walks noted with two-base hits by Johnson and Orr. Game duration about one hour six minutes. umpire Ferguson recorded the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Reilly
Columbaa
Johnson
Orr
Crooks
Hicl
McMahon
Hardwin
Mplre
Pferguson
Ward Discusses Brotherhood Scheme and Association Promise
Ward the New York shortstop and American Brotherhood of Ball Players president was seen in Philadelphia. He declined to detail the proposed scheme but said American Association players would not be touched and other statements served self interest. He predicted New York would win the world series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ward
New York
American Brotherhood of Ball Players
Continental Hotel
Brotherhood
American Association
Arlie Latham
W.L Latham
W. L. Latham
Arlie
St. Louis
Dual New York Baseball Clubs Form In Albany
A stir rose in baseball circles as two New York clubs with the same name were incorporated in Albany within a week. Each cadre claims world championship status, and President Day of the New York club publicly addresses the competing entities and their leadership claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
Gothamires
President Day
York
Phillies Rally Ties Wheeling In Ninth Inning
Wheeling led early but Philadelphia staged a dramatical comeback in the ninth. Bases on balls, errors, a Westlake hit, White’s double, and George’s homer produced six runs to knot the score amid late excitement as both sides failed to reach a decision before Wheeling left for a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syes
Wheeling
Phillies
Ihors
Mr. Anderson
Balla
Haliman
Westlake
White
George
Randers
Girards Defeated in Season Finale by Meadvillies 13 to 9
Meadville reports Girards fall in last game of the season 13 to 9. Campfield held them hitless while Meadvillies push 17 hits 6 earned runs. Home run by Maskre and key hits from Borland Moyer Heineman Base. Errors by Girards noted. Game details include time of hour and score breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Girards
To & Ae
Campfield
Cvaxses
Gira HS
Smeadvilies
Maskre
Borland
Moyer
Heineman
Meadvilles
Meadvilien
Gasraede
Are
Shiwaten
Gamen To Day. American Association doubleheader results
Brooklyn and Baltimore face off as the Balti more series opens. Columbus hosts the Athletics in a pair of matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Brooklyns
Baltimore
Athletics
Columbus
Sports Notes from Greensburg and Pittsburgh Day
Fragmented notes mention MilurEe, White and Garrison set to play with the Keystones at Greensburg. Pittsburgh team travels to Waceling for a seven inning game and a crew tied to a university event is noted with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburgs
W. A
Miluree
White
Garrison
The
Keystones
Greensburg
Tre Pitwburg Cleo
Waceling
University
New Fall Garment Line From Jos Horns Co Penn Ave
Last week brings a broad array of novelties in plain colored fabrics, jacquards and winter weights. Mourning wraps, mantle shapes, long raglons and shoulder capes in black, astrakhan, broadcloth and plush offer rich trimming. Prices range from 1000 to 4500, with emphasis on high quality at lower prices than competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Hornr& Co
Penn Avenue
Moore Card Newtire Camp Weds at East End Home
On Thursday evening October 10 at the bride’s father W W Card residence Penn avenue East End Miss Newtire Camp and Mr Daniel Agee Moore of this city were married Dr J P E Kumler of East Liberty Presbyterian Church officiated assisted by Rev D D Mather of Delaware Ohio
Bush Field Funeral Notice at 26 Fifth Avenue
At the residence of his father No 26 Fifth Avenue at 1240 P M October 1 Jeet sash So year Notice of funeral hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
P. W
The Lucky Captain and Fast Pace at Morris Park Races
Morris Park October 10 The second race produced a dead heat between Cracksman and Kingston for a $1000 purse with crowd claiming bumps in the final stretch. Buddhist ridden by Jimmie McLaughlin nearly toppled, recovered, and won by a strong margin amid a tense day of racing including rapid pacing and multiple notable performances at Jerome Park Latonia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain
Brown
Morris Park
Kingston
Craéksman
Terre Haute
Jerome Park
Latonia
Washington
Cracksman
Buddhist
Jimmie McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Ieee
Puzzie
Ruperts
Tone
Crackeman
Woodburn
Crockawan
Ran
Wilfred
Hee Rere
Wile
Tulle Blackburn
Ancan
Pearl Set
Sinnels
Ae Blackburn
Pesri
Ai Pend
Holign
Steph Andaiet Ggan
Sluggard
Han
Bell Wood
Castaway Ll
Bronsomarte
Castaway
Brother Bap
Cies
Heyday
Helmont
Westchester
Aeenee
Cara L
Swift
Questients Otlon
Bayata
Holiday
Pontico
Coots
Larchment
Macbeth
Sacra
Berlin
Dutch Boller
Pall Mall & Penis
Punster, Jr
Ozonesh Taney
Gunowad
Maudimnaly
Iy Caansa
James
Veronica
Penthcote
Vivid
Clay Stockton
Coronel Hant
Schnerer li
Arab
Eoeee
Newly
Aoe Ae
Ladteian
Fateon
Gipey Qu
Himatoon
Dumboyne S
Rey Mk Elgin
Maid of Urieans
Latonia Day Highlights Queen City Handicap Win
Cincinnati October 1 Latonia races produced fast times and strong crowds. Woodcraft won the Queen City handicap for horses aged three and up, leading a fast program that included multiple selling purse races and close finishes.
Washington Winners at National Jockey Club Races
Races at the National Jockey Club drew a fair crowd as a slow track and drifting dust challenged riders. Results include Sourire winning the six furlongs Dash with Prince Howard second and Maury T third, Wild Ch Battersby taking the one mile event, Little Ella winning the two year old division, and Seine defeating rivals in the Washington Cup steeplechase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasureerox
National Jockey Club
Sour
Prince Eomend Mery
Y Gieaines
Hob Fisher
Mede
Velarian
Consolation
Sourire
Prince Howard
Maury T
Wild Ch
Battersby
Keyston Srn
Moe
Capital
Littie _ Havarian
Sam Doxey
Little Ella
Bavarian
Kedar Khan
Leander
Howerson
Glenface
Repudiator
Lorris
Souvenir
Solo Swim
Stanle Ee
Ant
Seine
Genuanes
Bokehart Cock
Scpoua
Crackeman
Ee Lya
Steel
van Madeline Lelee
Hemett Dmenck
Cornell
Trotting meet records fall at Trane Haute October day
A large audience witnessed six heats averaging 2:15 1 4 with Johnston clocking a 2:08 mile three quarters in 1:34. Scioto Iowa, Diamond, and Annie Dickinson figures spark intense pacing races. The day included match races, stakes, and postponements due to darkness with Edgewood and Fortuna among noted entrants.
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Trane Haute
Xpd
Johnston
Inms
Seata
Axtell
Allerton
Scioto Otaoe
Billy Beverly
Solong
Diamond
Apaber
Devarsee Seeues
Hal Poinser
Packiocessencse
Willard M
Lige
Tigza
Fred Arthur
Daisy C
Gro Wilcox
Annie Dickinson
Lumps
Xereto Girl
Annie
Sciote
Ho— Selote
Oone
Annie Dickinton
Tangent
Darknness
Fortuna
Mattie
Baroness
Lucy
Guelph
Princeps
Duroc
Glass Refuses Shooting Match With Captain McClure
A planned shooting match at Squirrel Hill between Charles Glass of New Castle and Captain Q A McClure was canceled after Glass objected to the Captain's birds, claiming tampering. McClure shot one bird to win the match and stakes of $100. his backers dispute the tampering claim. An exhibition contest followed, with Captain McClure and Charles Richardson each winning two straight against J P Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Glass
New Castle
Q. A. McClure
Squirrel Hill
Teo Straight
Mr. Andrews
Fairlawn trotter sale opens in Lixmretox with strong turnout
The Fairlawn trotting sale in Lixmretox Kentucky drew a large U S crowd as 85 horses sold for about ten thousand dollars. Prices featured horses such as Fine Women and Happy Medium and sales included buyers from Lexington Preston Dayton and Nashville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lixmretox
Fairlawn
United States
Happy Medium
W. G
Hambletonian
James E. Clay
Bara
Z Viaan
Notwood
J. K. Weed
Almond
Uta
American Clay
George F. Kielnman
Aberdeen
Mat Gardner
Nashville
Aberdee
Tierene
Ericewon
Medi Ben Job 'i Boer
Jerome Park racing card reports and race outcomes
The Mahopac handicap highlights a packed Jerome Park program with several races noted. Raceland won the opening event with Lavinia Belle second and Lavina Belle third. subsequent results include Glendale, Vigilant, and Elgin placing in their respective divisions. Entries for tomorrow’s card list horses such as Carrie C and King Crab amid detailed weights and contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Pank
Ee Reitea
Au da’ Ur
Hima
Mow Ngsmate
Enon
Milion Tenreceks
Econd
Lavina Belle
Tine
Atx
Eee
CCRT
Celham
I Sea Top
Barteon
Salisbury
Freedom
Antoorn
Pontiac
Caliente
Wheeler T. Lady Palaiser
Loulve
Ee L
Pontiac Setond
Gregory
Glendale
Vigilant
Broseels
Elgin
Valet
Jerome Park
Carrie C
Ce Elmnstone
Mr. Peat Peatents Shakespeare Ree
Lady
Mabel Gion
Miss Annie
Nomad
Aera Rosemary Murray
Index
King Crab
Salvator
Connemara
Aurania
Benedictine
Charley Dreax
Theodosius
Zephyrus
Darling
Skaters Duel In East Liverpool Five Mile Race
James Delancey of East Liverpool and Eugene Hauke the champion skater of America are matched for a three mile race at Fifth Street rink East Liverpool. They are evenly matched and expected to produce one of the most exciting events here with stakes of $100 and the entire gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectal
Dispatch
East Liverpoon
James Delancey
East Liverpool
Eugene Hauke
America
Fifth Street
Crowds At Greensburg Fair See Record Attendance
In Greensburg Pennsylvania October 10 crowds packed the fairgrounds for afternoon races. The 2:4 trot winner was Louie William Fisher in Ali first with Mr Preamore s 4. B. Donalene placed second. There was controversy over a horse in the first quarter as judges faced criticism. About 10 000 tickets were sold at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenshubeg
Louie William Fisher
Ali
Preamore
B. Donalene
Ana iv Scott
Primrose Triumphs at Newmarket Ozare Stakes
London October 10 Fourth day of the Newmarket second October meeting feature race Ozare Stakes for three-year-olds and up. Primrose led early and won by three lengths amid a tight finish with Mercy also prominent. Gold captured the Championstakes for Prince Soltykoff, while Antibes and Ayrshire trailed in the other noted events.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Woodcraft
Devopla
Passion HS
Phillips
Narker II
Eisle
Hoko
Devonta
Orn
Renounce
Dutenman Tit
Walker
Buckler
Labiese
Fred Katie
Censor
Menovace
Katie
Fred Wooley
Bals
Ounce
Aunt Kate Iti
Taka Estelle
Prince Fonso
Toaisade
Major Tom
Ballae
Milton
Ballyhoo
Estelle
Others
Patisade
Milton Rerot
Bathshoe Ballyhoo
Time
Heron
Sportsman
Brandolette
Catal
Éto
Retrieve
Famine
Wooderant
Prontie K Kittie
Glamor End Eases Co
Wand Wtol
Flyer
Reident Ams
Emery
Martha Page
Silver Lake
Chantress
Wig
Catherine
Bettle Maddy Garcia
Ty Ee
Pounds
Holland Pie
Gore Rosa
Sonnybrook
Mapei Meil
Glen Peart
Gulmore JI
Zain
Amos A
Dolikens
Nix
Avondale
Adriennz
War Peak Liederkrantz Panteletig
London
Newmarket
Assassin
Primrose
Mercy
Prince Soltykoff
Mr. Manton
Duke of Portland
Ayrshire
Yale College Visit Guides International Delegates
Delegates touring New England visit Yale College New Haven and Collinsville Meriden and New Haven for industrial and educational tours. They sample tools and goods from Collinsville Edge Tool and Meriden Britannia, receive souvenirs, and attend a Chamber of Commerce banquet where President Dwight and others welcome them.
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International Congress
New England
Yale College
Connecticut
Dowell
Chamber of Commerce
Owelcome
Knapp
Yale
Congressionales Estron
Jno
Dwight
United States
Calderon
Columbia
Springfield
Mass
New Black Cloth Jackets On Sale At Exposition
Local ads announce new black cloth jackets in several finishes with embroidered fronts and satin linings. The display includes five grades and directoire Ispels plus novelties, with sale mentions at W P 622 Penn Avenue and other nearby outlets. Exposition nights feature Wagner programs and fashionable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Schwab Promoted to General Superintendent at Edgar Thomson
Charles M. Schwab is named General Superintendent of the Edgar Thomson Steel Works succeeding the late Captain W. R. Jones. Notices signed by H. C. Frick announce the promotion a surprise to many workers but welcome Schwab who has prior steel experience and had served as Assistant Superintendent at Homestead. Potter, Schwab’s former chief assistant, is promoted to lead Homestead works. Both moves reflect the firm’s policy of promoting qualified young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
W. RB. Jones
H. C. Frick
Schwab
Homestead
Jones
Puddlers Dissatisfied Over Gas Shortage and Time Change
Puddlers at the mills express widespread dissatisfaction due to gas supply shortages and altered shift times. Some compare it to last year’s disruption, while others warn of potential action if the change becomes a yearly issue. A prominent organization figure suggests they may tolerate the change to avoid work stoppages, though opposition to periodic shifts exists.
Raid on Liberty Street houses nets multiple arrests
Police raided the row of houses 1147 to 1157 Liberty Street seizing Henry Bowman and four others. They arrested Bowman and two men and two women, charging illegal liquor selling and disorderly houses. Inspector McAleese warned occupants at 1157 1153 and 1133 to vacate within 24 hours. Bowman faced court after a magistrate hearing. Italian Dan at 1157 faced $2000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
McAleese
Silvins
Fitzgerald
Moran
Henry Bowman
Liberty Street
Bowman
Adam Long
Ne Sant Julius Kinfeld
Anise Hugh
Dan
Jennie Huntsman
Callie Lyons
McKenna
Daniel Salvincci
Pittsburg and Allegheny Auxiliary Elects Delegates
The Pittsburg and Allegheny auxiliary to the National Indian Association met on Stockton avenue with Mrs. Pressley presiding. Mrs. Henry Strickler and Mrs. David Craig were elected delegates to attend the National Convention. Officers named include Miss M. M. Pressley as President, Mrs. Howarth and Mrs. McRoberts as Vice Presidents, Miss E. Mahon as Secretary, Mrs. David Craig as Treasurer, and Miss M. Morrison as Corresponding Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg and Allegheny
National Indian Association
Stockton Avenue
Pressley
Henry Strickler
David Craig
M. M. Pressley
Howarth
McRoberts
E. Mahon
M. Morrison
Small Boy-Pop Dialogue on Learning Words
A playful exchange shows a boy asking how to spell and the parent guiding him to the dictionary and cyclopedia. The dialogue touches on schooling and joking about New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Cyclopedia
New Jersey
Jersey
Tragedy at Oliver Bros mill crushes seven ton iron casualty
Young James Kerns, a resident of Sixteenth Street, was killed yesterday morning when seven tons of iron fell at Oliver Bros and Phillips mill on the Southside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kerns
Oliver Bros. & Phillips’ Mill
Sixteenth Street
Carbon Iron to Erect Two 50000-Pound Furnaces
The Carbon Iron Company will construct two open hearth furnaces each rated at 50,000 pounds. The furnaces will be built on the Lash patent with the patentee supervising the erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Iron Company
Novel Night Races Light Fairfield County Fair Grounds
Fifteen thousand people attended the Fairfield county fair with crowds swelling to over twenty thousand for gaslight powered races. The grounds glowed with tall stand pipes and a giant fire and water display to illuminate the half mile track as W. J. Morgans trotter Guy Without aimed for a record. Millard F. Saunders, driver, predicted a stronger showing tomorrow night. The night events included a purse dash with starters Tommy Elite Hegier Ibana Breych Whalebone Vidette and others, producing a grand, world first night racing spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Fairfield County
W. J. Morgan
Nettie H
The Brotherhood League plan pitched by Keefe
Pitcher Keefe of the New York Baseball Club visited Boston and as secretary of the Brotherhood of League players urged that players’ grievances justify the scheme. He called the plan a good one and predicted its success if implemented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe
Distatch
Boston
New York Baseball Club
Brotherhood of League Players
Hoe
English cruiser saves Navasso survivors from brutal riot
Philadelphia dispatch details September insurrection on Navasso island where white officers of Navasso Phosphate Company were attacked by rioters. British steamship Dorian rescued survivors including C. D. Smith M. D. W. Boby H. A. Jones H. N. Vail John O'Rourke John Jacobson and three friendly colored workers. The group, aided by English sailors, endured brutal assaults before boarding the Doria and sailing to Kingston Jamaica then Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navacso
Philadelphia
Navasso
Navasso Phosphate Company
C. D. Smith
M. D
W. Boby
H. A. Jones
H. N. Vail
John O'Rourke
John Jacobson
Sepenber Sheedrak
Kingston
Jamaica
W. Roby
HS. A. Jones
Baltimore
Lee
St Doriaa
Oscar Wheeteho
Mr. Koby
Mr. Jones
Dr. Smith
General Blakely Receives Soldier Request for Pension Commissioner Slot
Soldiers urge General William Blakely to allow his name to be sent to the President for the vacancy created by Corporal Tanner's resignation. Blakely says the soldier should receive the utmost fair pay due, and expresses view that sentiment beyond that is improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
William Blaakely
Ald
Corporal Tanner
Blakely
Rogers Royal Nervine Tonic Promises New Life
Actress Helen Denvray endorses Rogers Royal Nervine Tonic as a cure for exhausted nerves and fatigue from overwork. It claims to restore strength and mental stamina with a price of $1 per bottle and commissions sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Denvray
Rogers Royal
New York
Helen Dauvhay
Prayer Book changes discussed at General Convention session
In New York the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church resumed at 10 o'clock with Rev. Dr. Morgan Détx presiding. Messages from the House of Bishops urged action by the House of Deputies on proposed changes to the Book of Common Prayer. A large meeting was held at the Academy of Music with Bishop Tut and Dr. Courtney among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Convention
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Morgan Détx
Hatchins
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Book of Common Prayer
Academy of Mustere
Tuta
Courtney
Nove
Shipment of 200 Tons Steel Blooms From Junction Works
An important shipment of 200 tons of steel blooms was sent from Junction Iron and Steel Works at Mingo Junction to Auckland New Zealand. Forwarded by Evan Francis a noted steel roller, the move signals possible trade links with colonial markets and a shift in supplies to New Zealand interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeacae
Auckland
New Zealand
Junction Iron and Steel Works
Mingo Junction
Evan Francis
Apollo Iron and Steel Works
Wonoao
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