Local football showdown draws Pittsburg players to Exposition Park
Prominent Chicago organizer H B Rae publicizes baseball plans while a big football match in Exposition Park pits Allegheny Athletic Association against a Pittsburg all star eleven. Lively play is expected with kickoff at 324. Clubs form among local mill workers and a possible Thanksgiving appearance by the Chicago kickers is discussed.
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Exposition Park
Allegheny Athletic Association
Pittsburg
Han
John and
Harry Oliver
J.C. Davin
J. Hammond
C. Townley
Moorhead
Ren Fry
White
Brown
AlJl-Pittburg
Messrs
Davis
Martin
W. J
Aul
Stein
Trebert
Yale
Princeton
Directors Rae backs consolidation in baseball talks
Director H B Rae returns from New York and urges consolidation amid heated disputes. He says the Players' League misstep was adding representatives before a conference meeting and predicts resolution after the current tensions subside. Local figure Kerr also favors consolidation as public support grows for ending the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Rae
New York
H. K B. Rae
P. I. Clinic
Mr. Rae
Rao
Brooklyn
Hare
Players’ League
Pitsburg
Cincinnnati
Kerr
Mr. Raa
Rae
Amateur rowing growth across the West and noted stars
James A G Jobo cites strong amateur rowing interest in St Louis and the Missouri Rowing Association. Frei Gastrich is named as the top amateur sprinter on the Charles River, with Daver building a new boat for him and Gastrich/ Malculin winning key pair races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A.G. Jobo
St Lenis
Missouri Rowing Association
Frei Gastrich
Charles River
Daver
Gastrich
Malculin
Chagtanqua
Ricar
Northwestern
Mississippi Valleying Association
Grambling at Harvard Faces Criticism During Early Play
In Cambridge October, Harvard football faces internal criticism as Captain Cummock bears blame for poor offensive showing. Center play and guard positions are under scrutiny with Aransteo potentially at guard and rumors of Trafford joining the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Grambling
Harvard
Cummock
Williams
Shaw
Willams Center
Aransteo
Finias
Aland Trafford
Judge Griggs Sentences For Assault On Ed Manning
The defendant was sentenced by Judge Griggs this afternoon to pay a $500 fine and costs for assaulting Ed Manning. The case had been pending in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs
Ed Manning
Local Trotting Meet Yields Fast Times and Surprises
Independence October meets featured fast miles with Guy failing to beat his mark at 2:12 while Allerton posted near record pace. Jay Bird colt timed 2:14 for the mile as Alabaster’s 2:. time referenced. Four heats of three year olds saw Mark Sirius lame after two wins, Bamboo won old three year old trot at 2:28. Best pace 2:25 from Crescent and Midnight efforts before dark.
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Independence
Guy
Allerton
Jay Bird
le Judge
Gameleon
Mark Sirius
Altier Sirius
Crayon
Gasacons Ami
Bamboo
Crescent
Joe L
A Ray of Hope on Baseball War Settlement
An October report from New York says optimism rose after capitalists visited hotels following a National League meeting. Rumors circulated that the Players' League might withdraw from the committee, allowing a smoother path to settlement, though spokesmen were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Baseball League
Chris von der Abe
Petit Fr Avenue
Pla
Sunshine dies from colic at Corrustaxa stallion deaths noted
Corrustaxa October 2 reports the famous trotting stallion Sunshine record 22% dies Monday night from colic. The horse belonged to Snyder of the area. The note follows a roundup of turf and racing news including jockeys, matches, and forthcoming auctions with emphasis on notable horses and events.
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Sunshine
Snyder
Coroner rules self-inflicted death on ferry
The coroner's jury finds Andrew Elliott died by his own action while despondent after a ferryboat incident at Nimick station. The report notes no one else was prosecuted in the case and lists related local notices on sewer contracts and street extensions.
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Andrew Elliott
Nimick Station
Department of Awards
J.pitoquade
Board of Viewers
Dithridge Street
Fine cloth jackets and sea plush jackets advertised
Ad lists prices for cloth jackets at 3 85 and 6 75 with no cheviot jackets, and sea plush jackets priced at 87 8 and up. Mentions outlet or store display at a time, with unclear exact location.
Dixon Beats Murphy in 15 Round Boxing Match
In Providence on October 23 George Dixon the bantamweight champion defeated Johnny Murphy of Boston after fifteen rounds in a $2,000 purse boxing contest. Murphy's corner threw in the towel as Dixon dominated with lefts to Murphy's face and body, blood flowing from Murphy's nose and a closing flurry from the color champion.
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Providence
R. I
Gladstone Club
George Dixon
Johnny Murphy
Boston
Op Dixon
Murphy
Msnnephy Merghed
Sixon
Hoye Holske
Thomas O'Rourke
Dinostat
John Powers
Dan Cles
New York
Meena
Ulster
Atereo
Iron
Coakley
Puritan Athletic Club
Cal McCarthy
Dixon Peay Ceate Aetromorphy
Aye Dizon
Ameeadis
Dixon
Arene
Lin
Titon
Sables
Gagve Pixon
Hectic national notes on storms labor and reforms
Widespread brief items report wage demands by Mackey system train crews. A fierce storm off New Jersey likely grounded several vessels. The Queen and Crescent line transfers to East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad. Glass industry fears rise from Window Glass Trust formation. Jons List a bookkeeper dies of typhoid in West Liberty. Wisconsin’s ex governor Nosug suffers apoplexy after a Brooklyn fall. Cornerstone set for National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union building in Chicago on November. Emery Beauchamp’s sanity inquiry begins in Syracuse. J Ritter jailed for life for sister-in-law murder at New Albany. National Council of Women to meet in Washington in late February 1591. Columbian Exposition forms a Spanish-American Bureau in Washington. General Miles and Indian Commission members depart for Northwest. Brazil’s Joerdeo buys supplies for Union of ee aiming to manufacture widely. Institute of Architects meeting defends old buildings and national architecture interests.
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Mackey
New Jersey
Queen and Crescent
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
DwiNe
Window Glass Trust
Jobbers’ Association
Jons
List
West Liberty
B. F. Nosug
Wisconsin
Brooklyn
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Chicago
Emery Beauchamp
Terre Haute
United States
Reveyers
Syracuse
N. x
New Albany
Ind
J. Ritter
Ellen Wielden
National Council of Women of the
Washington
Tas
General Miles
Bradley B. Smalley
John Seerfass
Grand Forks
Dak
Indian Commission
Northwest
Sexoy Joerdao
Brazil
Union of Ee
Institute of Architects
R.M. Upjohn
New York
Perious
Mishaps of yesterday three accidents cause pain
A wagon horse ran away on Ellsworth avenue and toppled the wagon, injuring Casper Wilhelm with a cut head and sprained ankle. A Hungarian man was struck and crushed by a train at McClure avenue, Allegheny, losing an arm. Reoet Madder, a furnace worker at Edger Thomson Steel Works, suffered a severe burn to his right foot from a mold accident at Mercy Hospital.
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Casper Willbelm
Ellsworth Avenue
South Highland
Center Avenues
Mr. Wilhelm
Ron
Pittsboro, Fort Wayne
Roneet Madder
Edger Thomson Steel Works
Mercy Hospital
Women suffrage urged by convention delegates in Pittsburg
The Ladies Auxiliary and leaders from the Queen Isabella Association addressed the convention on woman suffrage. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers urged Congress to extend voting rights to women, while officials noted funds and officer elections and the executive committee planned a Saturday report.
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Frances Dickenson
Lacy Waite
Corinne 8. Brown
Chicagco
Queen Isabella Association
On Eeen Old City Hall
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
A. J. ‘You
Bynnan
Independent Republicans rally in Penn avenue hall meeting
A large Independent Republican gathering in EKnight of St. George Hall heard Hon. W. Pier explain support for Gov candidate Pattison. Pier criticized Delamater as unknown and tied him to monopoly favoritism, urging Republicans against bossism and for integrity in office.
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St. George Hall
Penn Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Ninth
Tenth Wards
J. H. Young
Samuel Hemp
William Lasher
Henry
Leach D. Phillips
Robert 8. Morgan
John Cugler
Henry Ond
William S. W. Stewart
Sb, McClane
Jon Stewert
Henry Omert
James Brown
Jacob Metz
Young
Peat
Mr.Pier
Mr. Pattison
Delamaters
Delamater
Montooth
Asting
Charlies W. Stove
Quay
State Senate
Standard Oil Company
Republican Party
Notable Visitors and Local Highlights in Pittsburgh
A long list of visitors stops through Pittsburgh including O. M. Wicker of Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railroad, John H. Backus of a New York cutlery house, and Philip Walsh of Walsh Bros. Detected items note transport talks, entertainments, and business at the Seventh Avenue and Duquesne hotels. Mentions of local officials, lawmen, and industry names appear alongside fashion notes on fur trimmed and black cheviot garments from Jos. Horxye & Co.
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O. M. Wicker
Fort Worth
W. J. Morgan
Cleveland
Duquesne
Elisha Robinson
Parker
Seventh Avenue
George H. Hoffan
Philadelphia
George Maloney
Franklin
Pittsboro Paaikas
C. A. Exley
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
James M. Lambing
Corry
C. B. Fulton
Sandy Lake
Jones Dilworth Union at East Liberty Church
In 1890 at East Liberty Presbyterian Church the marriage of Loma daughter of Mia Julia W. and the late Francis Albert Dilworth to William Larimer Jones was performed by Rev. R S Holmes with assistance from Rev J P Kumiler D D. A funeral notice follows for a Mr Joneshee of West Liberty borough based on details at 1800 and Mt Washington.
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West Liberty
Oatherch
M. Joneshee
Inlaw
F. B. Sawyers
Bertha Street
Mt. Washington
Gelock
Jobr Rigby
John Riley
Center Street
Southern cyclone splits as it nears Atlantic coast
The Souathern cyclone, central in the East Gulf states, divided while moving northeast. One section sits off North Carolina with strong northeast winds 26 to 45 mph and dense fog raising danger to vessels. A second center near Louisville and a Northwest storm shifting from Montana to Minnesota all grow in intensity as they head toward the coast.
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East Gulf States
Atlantic
North Carolina
Louisville
Montana
Minnesota
Maine
Still in the Lead Offer on Quality Clothing
The ad touts in-house made clothing with honest quality and fair prices. It highlights $15 Overcoats, plus $18 and $20 options, and longs for Made-to-Measure Suits at $25, promising value and style without cheap pasteboard.
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New York
Broadway
Pittsburg
Special Election Notice Proclamation for Pritwebure Ward Councilman
Notice announces a special election in the Nineteenth ward of Pritwebure on November first, 1900 to elect a Councilman to fill the remaining term of B. Carnahan. Voting takes place at ward holding places, including the Public Shop of Joho Getty on Broad Street, with locations along Collins and Sheridan avenues.
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Pritbur
L Goarley
Pritwebure
Pescent
Carnahan
de Baccargaiy
Joho Getty
Broad Street
Autre, Collins
Sheridan Avenues
Third Avenue
Fifth District
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Morrow
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General Sporting
Hussey, Howe & Co
Natore
Athlene
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LexisGros
Blanche
Conaipnce
Dyer
Ecobud
Ning Archer
Cr ‘Hosemont
Ed Corrigan
Cercaco
Westside
Sen
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Garrison
Daro A
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Siebel
Sioux Citys
Goodwin
Ambert
Cutee
Ted Oo Nell
Liverpool
Jem Mace
Lambert
London
England
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Stockhelders
Jc General
Brinker
Tany Acres
Pizree Lorillard
Union Cind
New Yo
Suri
Ant Cae Soareseen Sea Ey Club
Board of Ste Eearia
Scense
Enedeavor
Peppin
Young Men's Christian Association of
Atlantic Avenue
Manhattan Crossing
Elizabeth
Dockey Martin
New York Telegram
Longstreet
Phil Dwyer
Kingston
Hanover
Inspector B
Jacob Schaefer
George F
Slosson
Sefer
Chickering Hall
Peperess
Philip Os Barkseee de Lacey
E. Smith
G Sa
M. J
de Lacey
Telessett
Ball
Oecolds
S. F. Larsen H. Day
Princrton
C. C. Hughes
Charles Heed
Agee, Athletic Union
Manhattan Athletc Club
Ashe
Geraldine
Hutsho
Asho
Garland
O Rtcelgaianes Anbeuanen Ab Bladheate Pa
John Fiatly
Rtos EE Es
Horne & Co.'s
M'Carthy
Salvation
Boees & Bow
Ladies’ Auxiliary and Brotherhood
Hon. W. & Pier
Aki
John H. Backus
Far Rockaway Beach
Boyer
Backus
Philip Walsh
Walsh Bros
Baltimore
Baltimore and
Walsh
Chiia G. Dizon
Sherman Avenue
Allegheny
J. E. Wood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fer
Iliamport
George Linderman
WisteEn
West Viceroyia
Special Weather Bulletin
Remington Bros
Penn Building
Ville
Monca
Wannenx
Ville--Hiver
Evansville
Allegheny Junction
Bedford
Cincinnati
Budaon
Pein
Max Eletrs
D. F. Meinrosm
M.D
Sharpsburg, Pa
Ieuwr
Allegheny Police Committees
Thommaass Hampton
James McFilly
Alderman Kerr
Soar Yourasowr
Matthew Lock
Seventeenth Ward
Mary Monamara
Rebecca Street
Wyman
Ohio
Old City Hall
W. D. Porter
Republican Executive Committee
Eee
F Spatch
Willy Epee
Tomorow
Ohio & Miss.Railway
St Jacobs
W.W. Peanopy
Prest
Dolphin Street
St. Jacobs Oil
C. Handen
Charles A. Vogeler CO
the Mercantile Agency
R. G. Dun & Co
Germania Bank
Wood Street
Diamond
North America
North American
Hite Syar Lin
Queenstown
Majestic
Germanic
Teutonic
Britannic
Novi
Diuam
White Star Dock
Rooter West
Gene Uy
White Star
Nonaoeat
Great Britain
Byces
J. McCormich
Smith
J. Bruce
North River
Bothnia
Aurania
Servia
Lane Wee
Eruria
United States Mail Steamers
Glasgow
Londonderry
Azores
Gibraltar
Naples
Bolavia
Devenia
Wednes
Lee
Steerange
Fi BO
Niga
Henderson Brothe
Federal St
Alleghe
Sem
Belfast
Dublin
Europe
Austin Baldwin &C
A York
J. J. McCormick
Keen St Pitubore
Wanamaker
Cor
Sixth St
Penn Ave
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company, Cor. Grant and Diamond Sts
Court House
Star Corner
L. Goldsmit & Bro
Liberty ST
Pittsburg, PA
Paris
W. Baker & Co’s A
Persona
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Masa
Fifty-fourth Street
Key- Stone Street
Celadine Street
Keystone Street
Department of Public Works
A. E. Breed
Recorder's Office
Allenbeny County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
H. P. Ford
Select Council
Eli Gourley
Ostermaier
A. D
Spring Alley
Telrigaurd
Pitteburg
Ge Wate
Ara
Commonwealth of
Ford
Booth
Coun
Ga Leee
C Council
J. Martin
Union Line Street
Union Line Street Railway Company
Brownsville
Carson Street
Brownsville Avenue
Washington Avenue
Allen Avenue
Second Street
Asteroid Way
H.P. Ford
Woolslayar Alley
Main Street
Friendship Avenue
Department of Pubitec Works
Assembly of
Geo. Booth
Geo. L. Holliday
Common Council
E. J. Martly
A . Gou Hley
Robert Amaier
Sylvan
Watton Hollow Bridge
Sylvan Avenue
Niger Ee
Poins
Wataen Hollow Bridge
Ee Ieee Ee Nn
Secondas
A. D. Lee
B. P. Ford
Atest
L. Holliday
Artest
E. J. Martin
HK Gourlely
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