Rumors on Pittsburgs and New Players for Louisville
The article reports strong talk of releases from the local baseball club as it heads to New York for two games. It notes Columbus beat St Louis, Mark Baldwin pitched, and Louisville signs new players while the home club eyes future acquisitions and possible sales.
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New York
Columbus
St. Louis
Mark Baldwin
Louisville
Pittsburgs
Hanlon
Ximick
Seandrett
Acton
Censon
Old Caardh
Flanagan
Athletic
Stratton
Pete Browning
Ryan
McDermot
Clarkson
Boston
Simon
Pete Crowning
Cleveland Infants Hit and Errors Doom Recent Games
Special correspondence from Cleveland describes a batting surge by the home club contrasted with costly late errors in Chicago games. Fewer wins and rising attendance concerns prompt possible roster changes while injuries limit players like Gilks. McAleer and Radford's superb outfield play stands out amid a volatile season.
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Dispatch
Cleveland
Chicago
Vsillage
Getzein
Sharks
Hot Springs
Ark
Twitchell
Ton
Gilks
McAleer
Radford
Baldwin Shuts Out St Louis in Columbus Victory
Mark Baldwin dominated the St Louis champions for Columbus, besting them 6 to 1 as Columbus pitcher. The game featured strong fielding by Columbus and a home run by Orr. Baldwin fanned nine, Chamberlain three, and the Reds were shut out on a damp day at the park.
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Pittsburg
J. Louis
Reds
Columans
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Columbus
St. Lo Piaters
von Ahe
Oehite
Johnson
Dailey
Fuller
McCar
O' Neill
Orr
O'Connor
McCarthy
Duttee
Comiskey
Esterday
Greenwood
Bale
Baldwin
Chamberlain
Balle
Fovle
Ferguson
Athletics Triumph In Gloucester Timely Pitching
Philadelphia September 1 Weyhing and Smith pitched superbly as the Athletics defeated Cincinnati. Both opponents were limited to seven safeties, but Athletics produced the key hits. Fennelly homered over center field fence McPhee and Carpenter excelled in defense. Final score Athletics 2 Cincinnati 0. Weich Lyons Halliday stole bases. double plays featured Weich and Larkin Fennelly Banner and Larkin. Smith walked five, Weyhing two, umpire Gattney.
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Philadelphia
Larkin
Purcell
Helly
Fennelly
Weich
Lyons
Halliday
Banner
Hy Smith
Cyhing
Smith
Weyhing
Gattney
Saturday League Games Report
League action across venues includes Pittsh hits Staley and Dwyer, Pittsburg second game featuring Cheam, plus Washington 0 6 Philadelphia 6 0. New York hosts Boston with Clarkson Welch Clarkson pitchers, Cleveland vs Indianapolis score 0 25 as Gruber and Fund compete.
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Staley
Dwyer
Pittsburg
Sanders
Galvin
Tener
Washington
Philadelphas
Day
New York
Bostons
Encowe
New Yorks
Clarkson
Sacrene
Ana Welch
Cleveland
Clevelands
Indianapolis
Gruber
Es Fund
Tri-State League score report from Springfield game
Springfield hosts Sprig Loo 400 and Wheeling with limited readable lines. The OCR shows unreliable team names and unclear scoring, but references a Springfield victory and Wheeling participation.
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Springfield
Sprig Loo
Springfields
Wheelings
Drake Carter Dies After Woodbine Training Accident
Toronto racehorse Drake Carter a noted stamina record holder fell on the Woodbine track while training and broke a leg. The horse had a famed 524 record for three miles and was euthanized after the injury.
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Drake Carter
Tonosco
Toronto
Woodbine Track
Not an Extensive Affair Insurance Swindle Noted in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia furniture dealer A J Withrow seeks the status of the Lebanon based Pennsylvania Mutual Protective Association after a swindle claim. He asked Insurance Commissioner Foster in Harrisburg for the association’s financial condition to judge possible legal action. Foster replied with a 2836 estance note. Withrow has turned his claim over to counsel.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Mutual Protective Association
Lebanon
Mrr
A. J. Withrow
Spring Garden Street
Withrow
Foster
Harrisburg
Pen ‘Vania Mutual Protective Association
Estance
Romance of a bankrupt farmer and the Hester case
The Bankrupt Court of the Northern District of Ohio weighed the petition of John Hester of Huron county after a famed romance. He faced a $70,000 loss from his bank and vanished after selling farms to cover debts, while rumors swirled about his death on the Michigan lakes.
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John Hester
Michigan
Ohio
Cleveland
Hester
Register of the Court
Huron County
Mansfield
Upper Lake Reigns
Exit Bobtail Street Cars Ends Era of Jiggers
New York observers report the bobtail car era ends as conductors return to all street cars. An Aldermen June 26 ordinance required conductors on September 1, with a delay for Christopher and Tenth Street lines to November 1 for new cars. Over 150 workers hired, wages $2 to $1 daily.
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New York
New York Streets
Crosstown
Board of Aldermen
Christopher and Tenth Street Railroad
Iia
Twenty-third Street
Seventh Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Crown
Ostocament Street
Amberson
Ci of
Pitts
Cne
Piwas
Fifth
Streeta
Lan Ie
Department of Public Works
Ellsworth
Court of Common
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ellsworth Avenue
A Pennsylvania
Aos
Aes
Mann
Board of Viewers
Pittsburg
Javequiese Co Ui Amiainwe
Fisher F. “En. Co
Soney
Exposition Massagers: Open Soon Amid Caution and Hope
Johnston announces the Exposition will open Wednesday evening, asking visitors to be indulgent as crews finish exhibits. Financial strains from the Johnstown disaster delayed progress, but managers seek public support to keep the project alive and ensure a successful, lasting contribution to Pittsburgh.
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Johnston
Johnstown
Pittsburg Advances in Exchange Totals Ahead of Baltimore
A United States clearing house report from Boston dated September 1 shows Pittsburg still in seventh place, edging Baltimore in weekly gross exchanges for the week ended August 31, 1889. The table compares percent changes versus the same week in 1883 across the three cities with rates of increase or decrease.
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Baltimore
Boston
Not Included In Totals Tes Tak 7
Unclear OCR fragment notes tests and totals with references to a clearing house. No complete details or names available.
Battle with Natives Defeats Timber Traders at Sea
Aboard the small trading vessel Sayo the boat was boarded by natives near Malavia around June 26. Mate Ladden was killed by a gunshot and trader Cooper was beheaded with an ax. Keating the owner and others on board resisted, drove off the attackers, and sustained injuries. Keating has since suffered losses.
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Malavia
Ladden
Cooper
Keating
Hingen
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