Blues Win Pennant as Brooklyn Tops American Association
The Blues, Braddocks, and Pittsburgs clash in a county league feature. Brooklyn secures the American Association pennant while Baldwin exits after poor support as Latonia and Jerome Park racing lures attention. The Blues fared better than East End Athletics in their meeting with Pittsburgh yesterday, though betting against amateurs remains a challenge for the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Blues
Brooklyn Ball Club
Mark Baldwin
Latonia
Jerome Park
Blues
East End Athletics
Pittsburgs
East
Brooklyn Wins Final Game After Columbus Errors
The Brooklyn pennant winners closed the season with an easy victory over Columbus as errors aided their win. Baldwin left after an injury in the sixth, with O Connor and Hy Terry contributing on offense and defense. Game duration about two hours and five minutes.
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CoLtmBrs
Brooklyns
Columbus
Baldwin
Faerlook
Ereys
Steveke
O'Connor
Cream
Hy Terry
Pete
Devle
Kansas City Edges Louisville In Tight Fall Classic
In Louisville on October 11 Kansas City defeated Louisville in a close final game. Swartzel pitched for Kansas City and Ewing for Louisville, both effective. Fielding was sloppy with multiple costly errors by both sides. Beere and Hamilton led batting efforts with notable scores, while Shannon and Klong contributed early hits.
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Loussville
Kansas City
Swartzel
Ewing
Louisville
Beere
Cincinnati St Louis clash ends in tight loss
In Cincinnati on October 14 the Reds fought hard with St Louis until the sixth inning when Mullane yielded a double and two singles for two earned runs and the visitors took a lead. Silver King pitched superbly for the Browns with no walks and eight strikeouts. Hecker favored St Louis in the umpiring. McCarty’s great catch of Holliday’s line drive and Duffee’s fielding highlighted the game.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
Mullane
Silver” King
Browns
Hecker
McCarty
Holliday
Duffee
Athletics Easily Beat His Team In Short Game
Philadelphia October 14 The Athletic and Hilimmore clubs played a five inning game before 78 spectators. McMahon pitched well for the Athletics and Cunningham was hit hard. Baltimore claimed the next open date, while Athletics paid off postponed games with St Louis.
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Philadelphia
Athletic
Hilimmore
St Louis
Baltimore
McMahon
Cunningham
Matterson Wins Thames Championship Row From Putney to Mortlake
Matterson led from the start and held a clear advantage throughout the fall championship course on the Thames from Putney to Mortlake, finishing eight lengths ahead of his opponent.
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Putney
Mortlake
Thames
Matterson
Trotting at Lexington Opens Amid Slow Track and Cold Weather
Lexington trots began under the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association with cold cloudy weather and a slow track. Axtell was exhibited but did not start in the stake race. The first race for the four year old stake was unfinished and postponed to tomorrow. attendance was large.
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Lextratox
Lexington
Kentucky
The Games Will Count Postponed Contests Opinion
A special telegram from Kansas City reports Attorney L C Kranthoff stating the American Assoc constitution fixes the regular season end date and limits days for postponed championship games After Cincinnati meetings October 15 16 and 17 were set for rescheduling any games played then must count as regular title games He did not comment on disputed games.
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Kansas City
L. C. Kranthoff
The
American Asson
Cincinnati
Ron
Kranthoff
Roving Entries at Morria Park Races
The card lists six races at Morria Park with mixed odds on numerous runners. First race covers one and one eighth miles with Danbeyne, Barrister, Sorrento and Bridgelight among others. Second race fields five furlongs including Heatherton Major Daley Belle Peyton gelding Express Flambeau Hockey Adamant and more. Third race is about one and one sixteenth miles with Defaulter Brit E ter Reporter and others. Fourth race shows seven furlongs with Young Duke Glendale Belle Air Thadrow and more. Fifth race features seven furlongs with several favorites and prices. Sixth race, the Farewell stakes, is three quarters of a mile with Practical Son Civil Service Heathen Elmstone Queen Toy Punster and others.
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Danbeyne
Barrister
Sorrento
Bridgelight
Heatherton
Major Daley
Belle Peyton
Express
Flambeau
Hockey
Adamant
Oregona
Cancan
Haste
Brit
Ter
Reporter
Jerome Park
Jessica
Id Chieftain
Carrie C
King Crab
Tristan
Facial
Madstone
Sin
Kerin
Ear
Reporter Secon
Oggard
Fea Eo
Nee
Bradford
Cee
Saps
Fleve
Ferguson
Vardee
Orator
Erie
Alfred B Furey
Burnside
Phib
Vesper Belle
Ben Marron
Lon Prin
Ward
Eleve
Geronimo
the Belle
Luann
Follan
Bertha
Kingsmate
Village Maid
Mazie
Man Charite Dreox
Lemonee Shin
Cre
Gucopener
Middlestone
Buckley
mile—Bravo
Jab Lemonez
Charie
Dreux
Kanes
Ban Fis
Seren
Deception
Bell Il
Lucy H
Lonely
Coat
Per Pet eration Test Court Brooklyns Baltim at St. Louis
Fragmentary sports card style text lists teams and scores including Brooklyns Baltim St. Louis and Louisville plus city abbreviations and odd numbers. The readable items show matchups and uneven figures, but lacked a clear single outcome or event explanation. The fragment suggests a sequence of game results rather than a cohesive report.
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Brooklyns
Baltim
St. Louis
Athletice i
Keness
Cincinnatis
Louisvilles
Races at Jerome Park end in confusion on Blue Monday
Blue Monday at Jerome Park on October 14 brought light attendance under 1,000 as chaotic starts and jostling officials marred the program. Several races saw disputed outcomes and a volatile crowd as starter actions and protests led to a re-run of the sixth race.
Kilrain Returns From New York Plans Sparring Exhibitions
Jake Kilrain returns from New York and will start school in haie while preparing exhibitions with pro sparers from other cities. Post exhibition will be with Joe Lannon after refusing several offers.
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Batimone
Jake Kilrain
New York
Haie
Citics
Joe Lannon
St. Louis Team to Play Two Here Before Philadelphia Trip
Cincinnati dispatch reports the St. Louis and Cincinnati Baseball Clubs will contest two games in Cincinnati tomorrow. After the doubleheader St. Louis will proceed by early evening train to Philadelphia for further action.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ents CLaY wins or unfinished trot at Terre Haute
Terre Haute yesterday featured a 2:27 trot with Ents CLaY victorious or the race left incomplete. The Homestead cones were set to meet the Pittsburgs at Recreation Park tomorrow amid talk of a Brooklyns Giants championship. Postponed games can be played through Thursday to stay aligned with the standings.
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Terre Haute
Homestead
Pittsburgs
Recreation Park
Brooklyns
Giants
Crick
Jerome Park
Browns
Drealyns
Day at Latonia Races Report Amid Cold Weather
Crncrixsall, October 14.Latonia races ran on a good track though the cold weather kept attendance low. Bookmakers profited as patrons bet heavily. The program featured several maidens and a purse race with long odds, noting Warriors, Cassell, Marion and Ballyhoo among contenders and Bettina winning a forward surge in the final stretch.
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Latonia
Katee
Mary Hay
Emily
Cecil
Twilight
Anne Fiser
Esweeel
Cinchitt
Cassell
Waldo Johnson
Marion Im
Roxanna Il
War Peak
Marion C
Syaldo Jotinona
Casella
Ecstacy
Others
War Falk Goteway
Bes Mactan ¢ Sede
Wibuten
Costa
Palermo
Thatcher
Kenilworth
Ballymena Lhen
al Albert
Hallymena
Princess Mate
Reat Scott
Estelle
Bettina
Princess Sarce
Ballyhoo
Great Scott
Princess Bowsling
Fred Wooley
Censor HG
E Tommie
Fred Woole
R Lense
Fred Wooley Buckler
Trial in Lake City Ends with Not Guilty Verdict
The District Court jury found not guilty in a prize fight case near Lake City Utah on October 4. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the verdict was delivered after a lengthy trial of the defendants Wlorer and Bates amid contested claims of responsibility and strong competition to secure a win.
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Balt Lake
Utah
Wlorer
Bates
Gui
Is We Fain
Annie
Quay Drives Virginia Campaign as Postoffice Fight Heats Up
Senator Quay travels to Washington to direct the Virginia battle against Democrats led by Mahone. He plans to press for a quick settlement of the Frank Case postmastership fight and watches the Pittsburg postoffice contest, while officials like Walter Lyon head to Washington for legal matters.
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Quay
Washington
Mahone
Virginia
Senator Quay
National Committee
Union
Pittsburg
Larkin
McKean
Ford
Frank P. Case
Beaver
Beaver Statesman
Allegheny County
Major Montooth
Hastings
U. S
Qua
H. Boyer
Pennsylvania
Walter Lyon
U.S
Miller
Windom
Pistol Fatality Sparks Shootout At Courthouse Steps
A Mississippi town report details Dr. W M Tett killing F C Collins with buckshot after a courtroom incident. Bystander Quitman Perton wounded as Turner and Tett exchanged pistol fire. Tett wounded himself. Evening details note prior Osaka tragedy link and later pistol duel aftermath.
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Court House
Collings
Turner
Collins
Tett
Perton
Acquittal shocks Dumfries courtroom over Earl of Galloway case
In Dumfries, the jury acquits the Earl of Galloway of misbehavior toward young girls. The verdict provokes strong disapproval among spectators, tutors, and commoners who believe the evidence clearly pointed to guilt.
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Dumfries
Earl of Galloway
Nnns
Nhon
Ax Redien
A BAD NEIGHBORHOOD SAND BAGS AND WHISKEY FATAL
Edward H Woodbridge a 38 year old customs inspector was found drunk at Thirty second street and Seventh avenue with a fractured skull and died days later at Roosevelt Hospital. Thomas Carey was found unconscious at Thirty third street and Seventh avenue and remains so. Wounds resemble sandbag blows. Cosfey a Portland Conn hotelkeeper reported missing money and a ring in his last sighting.
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Dispatch
New York
Edward H. Woodbridge
Thirty-second Street
Seventh Avenue
Roosevelt Hospital
Thomas Carey
Thirty-third Street
Cosfey
Portland
Conn
Missing Mellie Hanlon is in Johnstown, letter claims
In Johnstown Mrs I M Reese of Braddock says Mellie Hanlon the girl who disappeared last week is in Johnstown The letter says Mellie admitted to Reese that her mother beat her cruelly and Mellie told about the harsh treatment on Tuesday
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I. M. Reese
Braddock
Mellie Hanlon
Johnstown
Mellie
Reese
Counting Battle Shapes Montana Legislature Fight
Good at counting. News from Butte reports Silver Bow Canvassing Board threw out the Horstake Tunnel precinct, removing a 168 to 4 vote margin. Republicans cheer, Democrats fear court action could grant Republicans control of the Legislature. Lewis and Clark counts ongoing with possible Helena irregularities. Senate 8 GOP 8 Dem. House 30 GOP 25 Dem. Democrats plan to file contests. outcome hinges on court rulings and valid vote counts.
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Hevenxa
Mont
Butte
Silver Bow County
Horstake Tunnel
Supreme Court
Toole
Lewis and Clark
Helena
Montana
Senate
House
Democratic State Committee
de Wolf
Silver Bow
Their Jolly General Assembly in Philadelphia
Chauncey F. Black will call to order the first general assembly of the Democratic Societies of the State at Thalia Hall Philadelphia with about 700 in attendance. Prominent figures include Elliott Eisner Benj Mead Edmund Bigler and many Allegheny county leaders. The assembly aims to shape leadership for the party with debates on offices and a noon to river excursion on Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
Chauncey F. Black
Senate
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Democratic Societies of the State
Thalia Hall
Crown and
Callowhill Streets
Elliott P. Eisner
Democratic State Committee
Benj. M. Mead
Ita
Edmund A. Bigler
William L. Scott
Ene
John Blairing & Morris
Greene
A. J. Hughes
G. T. Rafferty
J. M. Guffey
Patrick Foley
James A. Atwell
William J. Brennen
Allegheny County
J. B. Larkin
Pittsburg
Randall Club
H. Willis Bland
Berks
Jotce Hhagerman
Preanet
Green
A. E. Dive
Harrisburg Pa Patriot
Willian Gpa
John A
James A. Coyle
J. Sage
Lancaster
Robert E. Wright
Allen H. Focht
Allentown
Senator Hess
Northampton
Henry C. Bander
Doylestown
Af M. McKinnoe
York
L Irwin Steele
Ashland
Wikes F. Harritty
Richard Ik
Cuatebaat Schan
Epidemic of Hydrophobia Strikes Meriden Kansas
In Meriden Jefferson county several hydrophobia cases from a mad dog attack are reported. Maud Barr, among the victims, was brought to Atchison for madstone treatment and showed temporary improvement after application. Three Peebles children were bitten but show no symptoms, while one of seven farmer’s children developed hydrophobia. The father refuses medical help, trusting God for his children’s fate.
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Atchison, Kan
Meriden
Jefferson County
Maud Barr
Peebles
Grave desecration at Emerson grave investigated in Concorn
Funeral party at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concorn, Mass, reported grave desecration of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Investigations indicate resurrectionists attempted to rob the grave, with the head of the poet suspected, and Boston medical college agents eyed. Police vow to uncover the desecrators of the revered poet's resting place.
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Concorn
Mass
Sleepy Hollow
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Boston Medical College
America
Career Ends as Bird Is Killed in Suspected shooting
A telegram from Madison County reaches the U S Court in Jacksonville noting the killing of John Bird last Saturday night at his home near town. Bird, known as a troublesome and violent political figure, stalked by drunken sprees and frequent gunfire, had long stirred unease in the area. No details on the shooter or motive were available.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States Court
Madson
Blackbelt
John Bird
Bird
Divide It Between Them Berlin Peace Talks Begin
Political circles in Berlin report a productive exchange between Emperor William and the Czar. Officials say progress points toward a peace framework with Bubelon and Necze referenced as related conditions or sides in the negotiations.
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Berlin
William
Czar
Bubelon
Necze
Pension Bureau to Recover Misdated Pension Increases
Twenty one Pension Bureau employees had pension re ratings unlawfully raised. Secretary Blaine and Senator Manderson set a precedent by ruling the increases illegal. The Interior Department will pursue recovery from future payments and withholdings to repay the debt, with several employees already departed from the service.
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Treasury
Senator Manderson
Blaine
Congress
Wasamorton
Noble
Manderson
Department
Tanner
Secretary of the Interior
Amon
di Evensee
Pension Office
Tariff Revision Favored by President and Cabinet Aides
Washington October 14 reports indicate the President may propose significant tariff revisions in his forthcoming message. Windom favors reform while Blaine also supports quick action by Congress to address tariff concerns. Republicans in both Houses urged to unite and pass a bill meeting popular demand without harming established industries.
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Washington
Windom
Blaine
Congress
Lodge
Secre
Con
Army reorganization stalled by bills and debates
Washington October 14 The long discussed army reorganization remains distant as Congress weighs multiple bills. Manderson proposes adding 50 infantry companies to create a 12 company three battalion system with promotions and pay increases totaling 104120 annually. Steele favors eight companies per regiment in peace while maintaining full officering.
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Ipatory
Washumeton
D. C
Manderson
Cavalry
Artillery
Crain
Harmer
Funston
Warner
Chicago Means Business World’s Fair Campaign Opens in Capital
Chicago launches its drive for the 1892 World’s Fair in the Fifty first Congress by opening headquarters at Willard's Hotel. Edwin Walker and E. S. Taylor lead the effort to woo Western lawmakers, offering a cigar and Chicago liquor as they pledge support.
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Washmotes
Chicago
Willard’s
Edwin Walker
Windy City
Congressional Action
E. 8. Taylor
Washington
Prairie Town
Delegates Attend International Maritime Conference Gathering
Delegates to the International Maritime Conference convene at the Capital Wasniretor on October 14 for the conference deliberations and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasniretor
International Marine Conference Opens In Washington
The American delegates meet at the State Department to discuss the conference program. They will assemble in the diplomatic reception room Wednesday at 11 o'clock and be formally received by Secretary Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
International Marine Conference
Semmary Cottman
State Department
Blaine
Desperate jail break ends with bloodied escape bid
Harry Franklin, a prisoner in Hrirston jail, attacked Sheriff Griswold with a salt glass shard weapon. A struggle across staircases left Franklin badly injured with 17 scalp cuts while the Sheriff sustained minor injuries. Franklin fled to East St Louis and was later arrested while attempting to loot Louisville and Nashville shops.
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Harry Franklin
Franklin
Wilton
Litchfield
Griswold
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