New York Wins World Series Title In Five Games
New York defeated Brooklyn three to two to clinch the world championship, taking five straight games as Ward starred with batting, base running, and fielding. Manager Mutrie celebrated at the club house while fans cheered, and attendance surpassed forty six thousand for the series.
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Dispatch
New York
New Yorks
Brooklyn
O'Day
Terry
Ward
Bushong
Corghill
Wisner
End of the World Series Clinched by New Yorks with Narrow Victory
The New Yorks win the World Series in a tense final game. Key moments include Ward advancing on balls, Slattery and Newman (Visner) making plays, and O'Brien drawing walks. O'Day, Terry, and Connor contribute at the plate while Ewing and Lynch shine in the field. Time of game two hours and five minutes. umpires Gaffney and Lynch.
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Brooklyns
Brien
O'Day
Collins
Hub
Hide
Burns
O’brien
Foutz
Ward
Pinkney
Terry
Connor
New Yorks
Statters
O'Brien
Tiernan
Ewing
Fouts
Johnny
Smith
Wisner
Slattery
Boshong
Richardson
O'Rourke
Bell
Whitney
Busbone
Torew
Sam Smith
Vals
Aleo
Nies
Grooms
Gaffney
Ges
Gla
Dalle
Visner
Giants
Burnstrom Ward
Hms
Critoarke
Rae A
Conyar
Newarks
Rery Ck
Uy Lynch
Nee Bros ‘Vnites
Carl Burns
Rourke
Gaffney and Lynch
Nimick and Hanlon Discuss Brotherhood Baseball Affairs
Manager Hanlon of the local club traveled to New York for a Brotherhood meeting on Monday and held a long conference with President Nimick on Brotherhood and League matters. Hanlon indicated he would not harm the Pittsburgh League club and knew whether the Brotherhood would reject concessions from the League.
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Hanlon
New York
Nimick
Cassatt’s Backers Sell at Public Auction of Race Horses
Colonel S. D. Bruce sold A J Cassatt’s stock at the American Horse Exchange on Upper Broadway drawing 800 spectators. The sale listed six horses including Ene Now or Never Taragon Madstone Marauder Eolo and The Abbess with total proceeds of 45015. Horses brought 30900 and yearlings 14055.
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New York
S. D. Bruce
A.J. Cassatt
Chesterbrook
American Horse Exchange
Upper Broadway
Colonel Bruce
Ene
Severn Times
Taragon
Madstone
Marauder
Eolo
Equality
the Abbess
the Tartar
Fox Hill
Euroclydon
Phoenix
Evelyn Carter
Hughes Bros
Bie
Duxent Magella
J. Exile
G. B Morris
Stratford
O. RK. McStea
Tara
G. Morris
Vanewbilt
Nina Turner
J. Dahlman Fom
Orandina
Boyle
War Song
W. B. Gavil
Tag Abbess
Egarde
Nols
Mr. Pickwick
Bonnie
The
Mead
W. Lakeland
Nashville Opening Highlights Fall Meeting at Westside Park
The Nashville fall meeting at Westside Park began under a clear sky with over 1000 in attendance. Races proceeded smoothly with winners including Pinkerton, Ophelia, War Peak, Milton, and Miss Blonde, as tomorrow’s entries feature several listed contenders and sellers.
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Nashville
Westside Park
Deer Censor
Mo Daniel B
Sable Higt
Carton
Arist
Tom Hood
Marehma
Bertha
Oeily Pinkerton
Seamane
Kitty KL Keena
Irish Law
Retin
Parse
Forces
Miss Blonde
Miaise
Maud Cecil
Milton
Balleee
Beck
Armil
BracHam's Pills Offered For Bilious and Nervous Ills
Pars Soap Promises Beautiful Complexion While BracHam's Pills claim to cure bilious and nervous ailments. The advertisement presents health tonics and cosmetic soaps as remedies and beauty products, featuring claims of vitality and improved appearance.
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Br&cham
Two Drives for To Day Overcoats Sale Hits $5 and $6
A local ad announces a one day sale at P. C. C. on Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House. About 550 men's kersey and chinchilla overcoats in gray blue brown and black are offered at four dollar and six dollar prices to ensure broad appeal.
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P. C
Cor
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
Grand Ribbon Sale At The People's Store
Ladies urged to view a large ribbon sale offering all silk ribbons in satin edge and moire at 27 cents per yard. Campbell and Dick promote the bargain as unmatched and genuine.
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People’s Store
Campbell & Dick
Silverware and holiday sale at E P Roberts & Bona
Five Hundred Club tickets remain unreturned at Elite Gallery, 516 Market Street, before November 1. Meanwhile E P Roberts & Bona advertise silverware sets, water pitchers, waiters, and dolls given away to infants department shoppers. Walker's wax soap promises softer flannels.
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E. P. Roberts & Bona
Vsa
Elite Gallery
Market Street
Flemhmax & Co
Johnsons Big Story On Brotherhood Plot In Baseball
Albert L. Johnson discloses a plan for a Baseball Brotherhood to reform the game. He cites Hanlon as a chief promoter and details meetings with Cleveland and New York players, pledges to support the organization, and proposed early franchise sites in Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo and Chicago with Ewing and other stars involved.
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Clevetaxp
Albert L. Johnson
Baseball Brotherhood
Ed Hanlon
Ward
Pfeffer
Fogarty
Clevelands
League
New York
Cleveland
Ewing
Degas
Welch
Keefe
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Chier
Johnson
Ees
St. Louis
Chicago
Local ball player pushes League reform amid Brotherhood talks
A Pittabargs veteran speaks on Monday about union and league changes. He urges abolishing or altering rules on reservation, classification, and selling to ensure players receive fair compensation and release after four years if not up to standard. The stance reflects broad reform aims.
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Pittabargs
Brotherhood
League
Oveemrane
Mane
Club Morte
Hanlon
Loftus Offered Manager Post for Cleveland Brotherhood
Cleveland, Oct 9. Tom Loftus, manager of the Cleveland League club, left for St Louis today and will go to Cincinnati next year as manager of the American Association team at a salary of 3500 dollars. Cleveland directors would have kept him but the Brotherhood movement caused confusion.
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Cleveland
Tom Loftus
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brotherhood
CATTLE KINGS MUST GO
Secretary Noble writes General Fairchild warning cattlemen leasing Cherokee Outlet lands to vacate by June first. He details 6,574,496 acres West of the Arkansas River, notes 551,732 acres assigned to Pawnee, Otoe and Missouri tribes, and cites potential U S payment to Cherokees of about 7.1 million after deductions. The letter argues leases are unlawful and authorized removal of unauthorized persons and property from the reservation.
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Arkansas River
Pawnee
Otoe
Missouri
Powess
United States
Unitates
Shields
Ifairs
Secretary of the Interior
All American Product Warmly Commend It Visit to St Louis
The All Americans delegation, exhausted after a 500 mile journey, toured St Louis sights including the Anheuser Busch brewery and Switzer cheese. Mayor Noonan and Governor Francis welcomed them. Senor Romero spoke of improved U S Mexico relations. They later enjoyed a Marquette Club reception before departing for Kansas City.
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St. Louis
Fire Department
Uis Jockey Club
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Busch
Noonan
Francis
Senor Romero
Mexico
Go’clock
Marquette Club
Kansas City
English Syndicate Rumored to Buy New England Stone Quarries
Rumor from Corcorn New Hampshire on October 29 reports an English syndicate considering purchasing all stone quarries on Rattlesnake Hill in the city and expanding into Vermont and New England. The deal would follow Sullivan and Sargent quarries purchase by New England Granite Company led by James G Bat ters on Hartford. The motive cited is to control supply for large scale building projects with vast capital.
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New Englan
Republicans fail in Montana mandamus bid in Silver Bow case
In Helena Montana October 29 the court overruled the Republicans motion to issue a mandamus writ in the Silver Bow contest. Objections to Judge DeWolf a Democrat candidate as biased were rejected. Writ amended to cover only county count. Republicans demurred and were overruled. Board of Canvassers ordered to answer why Tunnel precinct votes were not counted. Court adjourned.
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Hertexa
Mont
Uesh
Dewolf
Cera
Dupes for a Time in a Philadelphia Religious Case
The master in equity reports in favor of the complainants in the case of Anna Meister known as J Elimar Mira Mitta. He recommends a decree transferring the Philadelphia property at 1128 South Eleventh Street to the members who contributed funds for its purchase. The suit, filed April 28 1887, names Philip and Christine Becker and others against Anna Meister and her heirs.
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J. Elimar Mira Mitta
Philadelphia
Pisrarca
William C. Mayne
Mitchell
Equity
Anna Meister
J. Elimar Mira Mitts
Bill In Equity
Philip Becker
Christine Becker
Jacob Endress
Lissette Muozert
August Woroer
Caroline Lang
Julia Rubman
Meta Meister
Salome Blattman
Lissette Betzinger
Catherine Meister
Albert Meister
Charles Meister
Edward Meister
Ross Kennedy
Lens Meister
Emily Grat
Bertha Bonine
Jacob Betsinger
David J. Kennedy
William Grant
Lizzie Meister
Adelle Meister
Ella Meister
George D. Brown
South Eleventh Street
August Werner
Lissette Munzert
Meca
Rs. Meister
Locomotive boiler blast kills three near Archibald
SPECIAL TELEGRAM REPORT: At about 1 PM a boiler explosion on a locomotive used to haul cars from the tunnel to the coal breaker at Pieres Celery Archibald inflicted fatal injuries on engineer Simon Honig and fireman John Bevin. A boy named Dougher was severely burned. final condition unknown. Explosion shattered the locomotive, with the cause not determinable. All three men resided in Archibald. Moyles also listed with Archibald ties.
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Carbondale
Pieres Celery
Archibald
Simon Honig
John Bevin
Dougher
Erse
Moyles
Archi
College contest pits Girard and Geneva classes
A delegation from Geneva Papile will travel to Girard for a February essay and oration contest between Girard College Philadelphia class of ’68 and Geneva College class of ’83. The Geneva class accepted the challenge this afternoon and will pay expenses for contestants to and from the venue.
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Geneva
Papile
Girard
Braver Falls
Girard College
Philadelphia
Geneva College
Beaver
Anne
Ladies sue railroad over injuries from train near Humes station
Louisa Kirchner Mary Kirchner and Elizabeth Fisher filed a suit against the Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company for 15000 dollars claiming their horses were frightened by a train while crossing the tracks near Humes station causing all three to be thrown down an embankment and seriously injured.
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Louisa Kirchner
Mary Kirchner
Elizabeth Fisher
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Humes Station
Beaver Fans Telegram Reports Disease Survey
Special telegram from Beaver notes Dr. Mercer investigated local cane counts and diphtheria data. Findings prompt next meeting of the Saeed loss to advise measures against contagious diseases until further guidance.
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Beaver
Mercer
Saeed
Miner John Carney Killed in Railroad Strike Incident
Caxton October 3. John Carney a 72 year old coal miner from MaPa was struck and killed by the express on the Fort Wayne road this morning while sleeping in a drunken slump on the track.
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Caxton
John Carney
Ma . Pa
Red Express
Fort Wayne Road
Wool firm Heston and Erben assign for creditors
Philadelphia firm of wool dealers Heston and Erben assigns to George W. Fisa and Samuel Lesa for creditors. Liabilities estimated around 300000 to 400000 with assets unknown. They blame dull wool market and high money rates for the failure. A detailed statement and creditors meeting are planned in a few days.
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Philadelphia
Heston & Erben
Chestnut Street
George W. Fisa
Samuel Lesa
Westinghouse plans charter to smelt copper in Arizona
Westinghouse officials will apply to the Governor on Wednesday, November 20, for a charter to form the Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company to smelt copper in Washington Territory. The move aims to support a copper seed project for electrical machinery production. Charles R. Ashburne, Westinghouse geologist, will depart for Arizona to supervise mine work as the syndicate shifts to in-house smelting for cost efficiency.
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Westinghouse Company
Duquesne Mining and Reduction Company
Aew
Watlaghone Electric Company
Charles R. Ashburne
Arizona
Death of Lineman Feekes Prompts Wire Condemnation
Coroner's Jury in New York finds Lineman Feekes died from electric shock after contact with a telephone line likely crossed by a high tension feed. They fault poor insulation and dangerous overhead wiring, urge subway extension and burial of wires, and advise linemen to use rubber gloves and insulations.
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New York
Lineman Feekes
Feekes
Western Union
Brush
United States
Judge Train declines interview with experts in lunacy case
Boston reads that Probate Court Judge McKim refused a NY Court record copy. Lawyer E A Snow sent Train a consent request for expert interviews in his cell. Train replies No, I know my mind better than any expert. Lunatics do not empact Bymsescese nor lawyers.
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Boston
McKim
Court of General Sessions
New York
Noah Davis
George Francis Train
E. A. Snow
Train
Subscriptions Slow Over World Fair Park Site
The World's Fair guarantee fund stands at 1 053 146 dollars as the Committee on Site delays decision on using Central Park for the site. Subscriptions lag due to unresolved park questions with the drug trade delaying as they wait for a settlement.
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Central Park
Navy Yards Policy Push From Secretary Tracey
Secretary Tracey is expected to urge Congress for a positive navy yard policy. Public supporters want open yards and active operations. Portsmouth yard carries a 150000 dollar estimate while Boston yard requests total 300000 dollars for construction or repair and other improvements.
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Tracey
Congress
Washington
Navy
Portsmouth
Bureau of
Boston
Wealthy ice dealer charged with larceny in New York
New York October 29 Hansom Parker an ice dealer with an alleged annual income of 100000 was charged with larceny by Edward J Adams cashier of the White Star Steamship line. He is accused of charging for 42 tons of ice while only supplying 26 tons. Parker claims the charge stems from a conspiracy among recently discharged workers. He was held in 2000 bail.
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New York
Hansom Parker
Edward J. Adams
White Star Steamship Line
A Festive Young Swindler Accused in Forged Deeds
St. Joseph Mo October 29 police seek Harry H Cooper on a warrant for procuring forged deeds to property in Wichita Kan Cooper alleged to have entered society here last June and married Captain Day's daughter a wealthy St Joseph merchant He claimed ownership of property in Wichita and traded it for 7000 dollars in value
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St. Josefu
Harry H. Cooper
Wichita
Han
Cooper
The
Beast Social
Captain Day
St. Joseph's
Children Reported Found Near Soho Protestant School
A Homestead constable telephoned police headquarters to report three boys named Charles Lewis Griffin William Griffin Henry Stone aged 9 and 7, claiming to be fugitives or lost from the Protestant school at Soho. No action was taken due to late hour.
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Charleses Lewis William Griffin Henry Stone
Soho
Excursion to Baltimore via the B and C railways
The B and C railroads offer Baltimore excursion tickets at eight dollars round trip, valid from May 12 to 18, for the Catholic Congress. Trains depart Pittsburgh at 8:00 am and 9:20 pm. James H Argew & Co. advertise Anderson Gas-Seving Burne men’s neckwear at 100 Fifth Ave.
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Baltimore
Tito
Atholic Congress
Pittsburg
James H. Argew & Co
Fifth Ave
Morgan Tows-Rivar L1 fest and stationery
Weather cloudy with a 44 degree reading at 4 PM. WaARBEN River area reports a second fest and stationary event, cloudy and cold conditions persist.
Local Legal Briefs and Fire Notes From Allegheny City
The report lists a suit for surety of the peace by Elmia Mansfield against Elien McAlsesa, with cross suit for disorderly conduct by Ellen M. A murder from Rock Point is noted as arriving with the victim’s survivors. A chimney fire claim and a court hearing before Alderman Porter are mentioned. The city board discusses claims on N avenue and a shoe store incident with no damage. A mill worker, John Palaseki, suffers severe leg injuries in an accident. A joint committee recommends purchasing a 652106 foot lot for a new Allegheny City electric light plant at $6,762.50.
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Elmia Mansfield
Elien McAlsesa
Alderman Porter
Ellen M
Marky Taarror
Pat
Nera Dalin Wat
Biahat
Felaa Abe
Rock Point
Alegneny
Board of Viewers
N Avenue
Sion
Anc Naan
Wieland
Booth Fourth
Carson Streets
John Palaseki
Shoenberger’s
Meridaning
Porter
Iife
Hoe
Allegheny Councils
Irwin’ Sypnue
Banton Alley
Taylor Svoue
Allegheny City Electric Light Plant
Rogers Royal Nervine: a soothing tonic claims pure composition
An advertisement touts Rogers Royal Nervine as free from mineral substances and stimulants. It promises relief from anxiety and head pain, claiming a calm, exhilaration-free effect and safe circulation without narcotics or additives.
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Mr. Nimick
Arthur Dixwell
Busbong
Buck
Sistary
Nimick and Hanlon
Mineager
Cassatt’s
Leo Brigel
Colonel Hont
Kitty
Nevada
Osborne LE Eagh
Smithfield
Shiiel
Geise
Anderson
Ned
Walker Walker
Johnson’s
al. Johnson
Twitchell
Loftus
Cleveland Brotherhood Club
Giike
Gann
Noble
St. Louis Beer
Montana
Dupes
Limited
Jacobs O
Marx
Pontafn
Bottis
Charles A. Voseles C
Vallinora, A
BR. R
Anderson Gas- Seving
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Winda
United States Service
Brownsville
Irwin Avenue
Rogers
ROYAL
Djutty
Milla
LL. D
M.D
Matt Whitkey
Henry
Mott
Duffy
BAKER
Arg Bom
Brock
Liebig Company
Wolff &Randolph, Philadeipnie
Ney
Remedy Comp'ny
Liberty Street
Wliuer
J. P. Smith
Glass & China Ga
Penn Avenue
GM WA
America
Penn Ave
Pia
John Flocker & GO
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