Great Feature Event At East and West Turf Meetings
Baldwin led the focal side with Pop Corkhill shining as a prominent figure. Corkhill hit a decisive ninth inning, scoring from a sharp hit, while Baldwin and Bierbauer contributed key hits. The Philadelphia squad showed some struggle with fielding and pitching, but Corkhill’s barrage, including a late homer, defined the outcome in a high tension contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Corkhill
Mark
Philadelpha
Quaker City
Pop
Allegheny County
Lally
Hanlon
Esper
Cincinnati Routs Boston in Close Baseball Tilt
A tight game at bat failed for Boston as Cincinnati surged late to win. McPhee and Kelly made key plays while Clarkson and Clarkeon yielded the mound for Cincinnati. Final score reflected strong defense and late scoring momentum by the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
McePhee
Kelly
Pre Suse
Atendaare
Ei Kostor
Heiae
Oiteng
Tathams
Stove, LL
Ee Halligsnr
Urowting
Holiidas
Cictnoath Kelts
Wiredie
Clarkson
Pitebed Bai Awe
Ry Nhines
Ty Clarkeon
al—Kelie
Wid
Huret
Clevelanders Beat Brooklyns To Rise In Standings
Nearly 1100 spectators watched Cleveland defeat Brooklyn as Young limited them while Cleveland hitters and fielders like Childs Barkett and Pinckney produced. Final scoring line shows Cleveland 6 Brookins 2 as ace pitchers and strong offense fueled a high scoring afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelarn
Sept. L
Cleveland
Brooklyns
Young
Unclear sports box score with mixed team names and scores
Fragmented game notes show Chicago and New York references, player initials and partial scores, plus an uneven league schedule glimpse. Missing full names, teams, dates, and complete results prevent precise recap.
Unclear baseball scorecard fragment with teams and umpires
Fragmentary score report listing teams such as Baltimore Milwaukee and Washington with hits and errors. Mentions names like Healy Townsend Killen Vaughn and McCullough Doyle Jamestown Elmira and Jamestown umpires Williams and La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benn
Ieee
Dowse
Boston
Columbus
Baltimore
Airsaker
Teries
Healy
Townsend
Killen
Aaa
Vaughn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia— Athletic
Cceccamees
O'S
Ashington
Lostavne
Wadisington
Ioaieiies
Tite Dileen
I Dtrie
Olean
Erin
Lesa
McCullough
Doyle
Erie
Manifee
Boyd
Jamestown
Wmary
Basc
Elmira
Elmi
Jones
Hess
Unis Fisnigan
Williams
Athletics Edge Kennedy Colts In Close Uniontown Bout
In Uniontown JonseTows on September 1 the Athletics defeated Kennedy's Colts 2-0 after a tense contest. Only one run was scored by each side in the first five innings, with strong pitching from West and Altman. The home team played a nearly perfect game and held the visitors to few chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Baldwin
JonseTows
Spectall
Kennedy
Uniontown
Athletics
Stirling
West Tad
Altman
Eclipse Club Shines In Exciting 6 6 6 Tie at Alliance
The Eclipse baseball team from East Liverpool visited Alliance Ohio for a highly entertaining exhibition game. The score finished deadlocked at 6 to 6, with a lively crowd and notable plays throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Eclipse Ball Club
Liverpool
Point Breeze Opening Brings Crashes and Fast Times at Grand Circuit
At Point Breeze Philadelphia two accidents disrupt opening day of the Grand Circuit week. Geers escapes unhurt as Rob Taylor smashes into Maggie Rosensky. other mishaps injure sulkys but not riders. Crowds around 2,500 witness several new records amid lively racing on a tough track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Piumladelphia
Geers
Point Breese
Rob Taylor
Maggie Rosensky
John W
N. H
Baltimore
Odell
Maggie R
Briggs
Dirable
Hoy
Ana
Cas
Fine Itoy
Drepite Geers
Fred Folger
Alan
Grant
Ello
Pleers
Alwintias
Sheridan
Maggie B
Sadie M
Bellman
Latonia Races Results at Cincinnati Meet
Latonia track cards from Cincinnati show race by race outcomes with winners and placers. Names such as Bore Radcliffe Hood and Stella Walter appear amid time records like 1:48 and 40 percent, reflecting a confused OCR capture of the Latonia meeting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Radcliffe
Res Hood
Philorath
Twa
Faithful
Reller
Parole Ee Dessie
Military Sport at Mt Gretna Sparks Regimental Contests
The first day of regimental team trials at Mt Gretna ends abruptly by a sharp stem. The Sixteenth Regiment defeats the Thirteenth Regiment by 3 points for the first time in three years. Robert Coleman contends for cash prizes and a new heavily gold plated champion badge to honor top scores. The brigade results list includes Alx3 as the top finisher before the storm halts play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Gretna
Sixteenth Regiment
Segond Brigade
Thirteenth Regiment
Robert Coleman
Arenisthaus
Good Rifle Contest Near Morrison Farm
One of the season’s best rifle contests occurred at the Morrison farm in Long Ran. Local marksmen Louis Provance and John Behmidt faced 76 yards with tight accuracy, Behmidt winning by six inches amid a gathering of sports delegates.
Local baseball and football results from weekend play
Scores tell of Gleason on the mound likely for a silver leaf loss while Shadyside defeated Pittsburg by five. Lake Erie football aims to challenge local teams with the Hroomfield Rovers. End Gymnastic Club hosts a close indoor meet with Gow and Gow poised for action. Gowao Gee elol competes in the Tana Kieren Tournament delayed to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C
Chicago
Mrer
Jack McAuliffe
Fee Pan Gleason
Silver Leafs
Silver Stars
Shadyside
Pittsverea
Tod
Lake Erie
Hroomfield Rovers
Young
Athens
Laneen
Pittsburg
Ayers
Oerth
Peco End G
Daly
Wester
SW. B
C. A. Buch
Altoona
Ieee
Corner Stone Laid for Washington Avenue M E Chapel
Night ceremony in the Thirty-first ward marked by the laying of the corner stone of the Washington Avenue M E Church. Rev J W McIntyre T led prayers as Dr T S Boyle spoke on church value and community welfare. The brick chapel at Washington avenue and Maple Street will be 61 by 78 feet costing about 25000 with over half raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-first Ward
Washington Avenue M.E
J. W. McIntyre
T. S. Boyle
Braddock
M. E. Church
Worshi
M. E
New York Advocate
Pittsburg
J. W. Myles
McKeesport Sidewalk Fight Triggers Arrests
The crackdown on sidewalk goods display leads to the arrest of A. B. ONeil for disorderly conduct after he refused to remove items from the curb in front of his store. Officer John Henderson reports more arrests to come as enforcement tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McExesront
Sept. L
John Henderson
A. B. O'Neil
Melbourne's Shower Sparks Local Rain Debate
A Cheyenne weather tale recounts two showers totaling near half an inch, attributed by locals to Melbourne's secret rainmaking method. Captain Ravenscroft doubts the prophet's forecast and notes the rain's local nature centered around a 90 mile area. Experiments will continue as Melbourne bets on wider showers if proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Frank Melbourne
Ravenscroft
Weather Bureau
Melbourne
Artificia
Central American Political Unrest and Elections Fears
Letters from Guatemala report rising election excitement with fear no vote may occur. President Barrillas might extend term and seek dictatorial power, triggering regional instability. Nicaragua fears a stalled cane project due to funds, while Honduras shows growing opposition to President Bogran and possible force to remove his allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
The Small Fry Barking
The Guatemala and Salvador press insult the United States over the City of Panama incident. Each side accuses the other of arrogance toward smaller nations. No war danger in Central America. the Nicaragua incident stems from the Nicaraguan president’s personal spite. An Inter Ocean telegraph system will open publicly soon, enabling competing lines to Puebla Veracruz Jalapa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mexico
Guatemala
Salvador
United States
Panama
Central America
Nicar
Puebla
Verma Cruz
Jalapa
Illinois Leaders to Dedicate Gettysburg Monuments
Governor Fifer and survivors from the 82d Infantry and the 8th Illinois Cavalry depart for Gettysburg to dedicate monuments on the battlefield. Ex-Governor Beveridge, chairman of the Illinois Monumental Cement, will present the monuments to Fifer, who will respond for Illinois. The Cavalry unit led the action on the Union right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifer
82D Infantry
Curcano
Eighth
Ilinois
Gettyson
J. L. Beveridge
Illinois Monumental Cement
Ifer
Illinois
Beveridge
Eighth Cavalry
Gettysbargees
Caprivi and War Minister Prepare Major Announcement
Benrrix reports that Chancellor Von Caprivi and Minister of War Von Kaltenborn-Staden have held frequent audience with the Emperor as a prelude to an important disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caprivi
Benrrix
Chancellor von Caprivi
Herr von Kaltenborn
Collided with the Law Collage of Arrests in City Court Roundup
Deputy Mayor McKelvey held Le Bowmas Steece for stealing oil well tools. Mona Hexxessr faces aggravated assault charges before Alderman McGarey. Joggie Kaselmeier committed to mail on a serious charge before Alderman Hartman and awaits a hearing Saturday. Ital ians AxTexe Vanier and Diano Spinelli bailed for a magistrate hearing Tuesday. Joan J. Prinsox, a fugitive, arrested for embezzlement by Andrew J. Cox and handed to detectives. J. H. Kress settled with his wife after a desertion charge before Alderman Succop. Jacon Nav suspects Charles Cuoppert in a shooting. Nav prompts arrest. Jomx Storinixt charges Marx Reisic with assault. Reisic jailed in a Seventh Street shanty booth. hearing tomorrow. JonNacson arrested for breaking into an Arabian peddler’s home and stealing watches and breast pins. Thomas Mitten’s hearing for disturbing the Southside street disturbance. MicHAEL O Leary charged with felonious assault and battery and weapons threats. O Leary to submit to an assault at Moorhead’s mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Bowmas Steece
McKelvey
Mona Hexxessr
Southside
George Hoffing
McGarey
Joggie Kaselmeier
Gottlieb Komesch
Hartman
AxTexe Vanier
Diano Spinelli
Buffalo
Mwyndman
Joan J. Prinsox
Lancaster
Andrew J. Cox
Philadelphia
J. H. Kress
Succop
Jacon Nav
Brownaville Avenue
Charles Cuoppert
Jomx Storinixt
Burns
Marx Reisic
Reisio
Seventh Street
Jonnacson
Terry
Eleventh Ward
Basin Alley
Thomas Mitten
Joseph Einmiller
Gottfried Simmons
Michael O'Leary
Alderman McMasters
J. H.igoee
Moorhead
Vey
O'Leary
Temperature and Rainfall Brief
Local weather note reports a high near 78 and mentions men in a mnemonic context. No further readable details about rainfall or dates available.
River News and Notes Louisville Water Movements
River report from Louisville notes business good and clear weather. River levels at 7 o clock show falls 6 feet 4 inches canal 8 feet and 17 feet below. Captain John A. Wood of Pittsburgh in the city. Boats Big Sandy City of Clarksville City of Owensboro and Big Kanawha departed for Cincinnati Evansville Carrollton and Kentucky River destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisville
Sept. L
John A. Wood
Pittsbory
Cincinnati
Clarksville
Kentucky River
Owensboro
Evansville
Big Kanawha
Carrollton
River Gauges Report Water Levels and Weather
Upper gauges show Allegheny four feet four inches and falling. Moroastown four feet six and station fair. Neville four feet eleven inches and falling. Annen river one foot and falling. Thermometers read eighty two and seven at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moroastown
Neville
R. m. Annen
Diverse Historical Items Highlight 19th Century News
The report lists a series of incidents including robberies, ship pursuits, and rail disasters with coroner verdicts. It notes British Columbia seal poaching, a Russian naval pursuit, German wage decisions, and railroad charters in the United States. It mentions a Welsh colony plan and Catholic congress discussions in Dantzic with Windthorst memorials, and a retrospective on Sir Charles Tupper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos
Tain
Jean
Lewis
Carlsbad Sprudel Salts Endorsed By New Yorker With Gout Relief
A prominent New Yorker with eighteen months of gout and rheumatic pain credits Carlsbad Sprudel Salts with complete relief after six weeks of use. He notes dieting early on and claims the product restored health and spirits, urging others to try the genuine remedy marked Eisner & Mendelson Co., New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
River Traffic and Weather Report Summary
River levels fluctuate with readings at 6 feet and 17 feet 9 inches at Cincinnati and Memphis. Vessels depart for Pittsburgh Parkersburg Cairo and St Louis while barges and wharf traffic update with showers and clear conditions. The Belle of Memphis sails to St Louis and John Gilmore heads to New Orleans amid falling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Parkersburg
Bedford
Pittsburg
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Clear
Cairo
Jay Goukd
Leewis
Etheridge
Plum Point
St. Louis
Arkansas City
Dillion
Mike
Memphis
Belle of
John Gilmore
New Orleans
Hiver
River Wickets Raised. Davis Island Dam Work Nears Finish
The river sits at 3 feet as crews complete raising the wickets at Davis Island dam today. Old bridge plans caused a floor height dispute with the United States engineer ordering adjustments. The defendant company claims $4,188.17 for extra work prompted by the changed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Island Dam
S. McCauley
Gtslioneny
Pittsburg & Ny
Pany Fort
Sean Iron
Eee
Late News In Brief From Across The World And States
A batch of late items reports Governor Brown of Kentucky sworn in with militia camps planned at Ward's Farm. Cyclone injuries and crop damage hit Italy. Chicago unions push eight hour day. Canton Ohio People’s party fields a full county ticket. Western Geological Congress members begin their junket. Jay Gould rumored to buy Denver Rio Grande. Foreign World’s Fair Commission overlooked Kong State. Augustin Daly’s New York company scores success. International Meteorological Congress adjourns in Munich. Missouri Alliance battles sub treasury plan per Senator Peffer. Thomas McGreevy of Canada settled in Portland Missouri. Monterey coast defense delays due to missing armor plates. Rochester PA Heat and Light Gas raises rates. Georgia legislature considers pension for needy Confederate veterans. St Louis to celebrate Archbishop Kendricks ordination anniversary. World’s Fair excursions planned from Central and South American nations. Dayton creditors reject 25c on the dollar offer from defunct writer firms. Mexican tariff cuts paper duties. Diaz seeks cheaper education. Northwestern lumber dealers organize in Minneapolis for price advance. Statesmen debate Senator Sherman’s Paulding speech. New wheat flows into Duluth. few Dakota farmers hold wheat. Maine cruiser engine test satisfactory on East River. Senator Squires of Washington denies Brazilian mission. Ex Senator declines interstate commerce post. Lieutenant Brown reports bicycle experiments to War Dept. Notable people include Charles White and Paris Nagio. Pittsburgh to Dayton train crash kills two. habeas corpus writs in Russian case returnable. A landslide on River D Drive in Austria may alter river course and disrupt Canadian Pacific depot operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Kentucky
Union
Chicago
People's Party
Canton
Geological Congress
Jay Gould
Denver and
World's Fair Commission
Augustin Daly
New York Dramatic Company
International Meteorological Congress
Munich
Peffer
Missouri Alliance
Sub-Treasury
Thomas McGreevy
Canada
Portland
Monterey
Heat and Light Gas Company
Rochester
Georgi
St. Louis
Kendrick
Dayton
Diaz
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Sherman
Paulding
Duluth
Maine
East River
New York
Squires
Washi
War Department
Connections National Guard
Charles White
M Toft Leake
Paris Nagio
Pitts
Western Railroad
Een
Alanson Knox
Auatele Murrell
Bandais
New York Barre
Peetoskey
Mich
Austria
Canadian Pacific Railway
Nejeon
B. O
Physicians of Electropathic Institute Praised by Patient
Mrs Mary Roberts of Oakley alley credits the Electropathic Institute at 507 Penn avenue with curing her nervous prostration and heart weakness after other doctors failed. She says after treatment she recovered health, appetite returned, and weight stabilized, expressing strong public confidence in the physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electropathic Institute
Penn Avenue
Mary Roberts
Oakley Alley
Tee
Olch
Eutropathic Institute
Remarkable Evidence From Port Perry Patient
Thomas McGreevey of Port Perry testifies he suffered from catarrh deafness and stomach trouble before seeking Electropathic Institute care at 07 Penn Ave Noe. After diagnosis he was told his condition was curable and reports full recovery of deafness catarrh stomach issues and nervous distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGreevey
Port Perry
Electropathic Institute
Penn Avenoe
Na” Sr
Prominent Patients Speak: Electropathic Institute Cures
Evidence mounts for Electropathic Institute treatment as Mrs. M. A. Sankey, of Lacock Street, Allegheny, reports relief from severe throat pain and paralysis after electrical therapy at 507 Penn Avenue. Mrs. John Fields of Beaver Avenue says she regained movement and now walks unassisted after five years of paralysis. Jasper Palmer of Lawn Street praises the doctors after chronic rheumatism improved under their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Electropathic Institute
Foneck Street
Allegheny
Sankey
M. A. Sankey
Phylans
Ceudere
Asea
John Fields
Beaver Avenue
Ainat
Penn Avenue
Met
J. Palmer
Pittsburg
Lawn Street
Craft Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
Lacock Street
Higart
Electropathic
Embroidered Dresses and Silk Gowns Deeply Discounted
Advertises ladies and children dresses with heavy embroidery priced from 98c to 4.93 for white and cream silk styles. Notes $12.50 to $1.98 and $20 to $4.93 reductions. some items slightly soiled but washable. Encourages early shopping for best selection.
Wash and Dress Fashions at Half Price Blowout
Three day cloak and dress sale advertised with drastic price cuts on wash waists at 60 cents, dresses, silk suits, jackets, wool jerseys, color blazers and capes. Limited to Wednesday through Friday with early purchaser advantage and emphasis on bargains.
Also Mentioned on This Page
McGunnigle
Harry Wrights
Pop Corkhill
Gay
Chicagos
Jim Mutrie
Giants
Point Breeze
Heckley
Myers
Shart
Heilly
Hamilton
Beckley
Shugart
Trim
Hie Mee
Reilly
Clements
Delebaney
Suttmvung
AYE Phila
Rbeifae Biertg's.s
Baldein
Villadelphia
Sis Mawy—Earved Rons
Owrkhill
Vittsburg
Milladelpla
Sacrtier
Doehents
Jaye
Gintama
O Shertaner
Geckier
Mierm
Weiliy
Kaper
Stine
Hasden
Corkhit
Phils
Messebsk—Miller
Bali
Thuapurg
Gaxpire -Mequeth
Bostons
Clevelanders
Lyveland
Shocklyx
AB Gelling
Wekty
Oiboo
Hurm
Pinckney
Hens
Kinslow
Cevanne
L Veland
Ee baers—Collins, Griffin
Sa Vetep-Cinveland
Brookins Bowen
Childs
Vike Elr
O'Brien
Anid Cate
Carruthers
Yocoon
Twe Deepearates
Empirc
Vickery
Hutchinson
Gianta
Hichardson
Fluieh
Wee
Beore
BHOBE
BP AE
p.Lehriver
Witman T. i
Bassett
Otiensn
Eens Gees
Glasarock
Seeeier
Chileago
Brooklyn
Itago
Association Games
Mimore Oneds Athletics
Louis
Louieville
Washton
New York and Pennsylvanian League
Colts
Point Breeze Opening
Sheepshead Bay
Shilepenead Bay
la Tosca
Ascloe
Tenny
Cer “Ay Joy
Zulinds
Kilkenny
Chesapesks Cat
Mabel Glenn
Fulla Blackburn
Es Aa
Futurity Cours
Chas
Tan Ken Aral
King Mac
Mi Arnica
Atta Ia
Cassius Ringmaker
Clase
Hyacinth
Julio
Sisa Casanova
Burke
Merced
Onondaga
Feri
Ben- Fare
Seva Edictine
King Sisten
Pete
Beck
Little Washington Hraces
Washington, Pa
Pitt
Latonia
Storm
Washington Avenue M. BE
M'Keesport
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Center of the
Jos, Horne & Co
Hendricks & Co
Federal Street
James H. Aiken & Co
Fifth Ave
Sex Kensington
Mwr
Kensington
Ohio
Wyoming
Vicinity
Nicaragua
Gettysbueg
Nia
West Virginia
Erly
Pirissing
United States Weather Bureau
River News and Notes
Baron Stumm
Germany
Rio Grande
A Creek
Col
West Virgin
Sir Charles Tupper
Nova Oti
Germania
Morgantown
P.M
W. O' Neu
Harry Brown
Arest
Louis Taef
Whaneon
Allen Teeling
Lissie Bay
Charleston
Batchelor
Point Cere
Henderson
Pitt T
Fous Viuis
Washington
Fortress
Laura Jz
Baron Liebig
Liebig Company
Europe
Cheryl
Joseph Fleming & Son
Draggisty
Market St
Free
Charles Somers
GEO. K. Stevenson &Co
Xth Avenue
Auti-Mwe
John H Roney
Grand Opera House
Wilfred Clarke
Ford English
Boon Hoole
Wich
Electropathic Inn
Penn Ave
Searce
Wilmenia
Catarre
Ned
Waesa
the People's Store
Fifth Avenue
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