New Yorks Rally Past Pittsburg In Tight Batting Duel
In a lively game the New Yorks defeated Pittsburg as Indianapolis beat the Bostons, stirring New York excitement. Gore and Brown sparked the offense with key hits, ODay excelled on the mound, and Ward and Dunlap delivered sharp fielding plays.
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Pittsburg
New Yorks
Indianapolis
Bostons
New York
Miller
Eace Rlu
Faro Rane
Gore
Dunlap
Cleveland Jam Defeats Senators for Third Straight
The Cleveland Jam played in Washington on September 4 and beat the Senators for the third consecutive time as the home club showed strength in the matchup.
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Senators
Washington
Cleveland Jam
Thin City
Chicago Beats Phillies with Strong Pitching Trilogy
Chicago cruised past Philadelphia as Sanders Fogarty and Anderson struggled on the mound. Tener held the Phillies until late, while Anson and Bylanders contributed key plays in a one sided afternoon game attended by about 200.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Sanders
Fogarty
Anderson
Phillies
Tener
Willamson
Beating the Bostons by the Hoosters in Big Smoggers game
Boston exhibition spoiled by misplays as Indianapolis drives in six runs on three hits. Glasscock and Denny excel in defense with two spectacular one handed grabs. Kelly steals bases and Buckley tallies on a three base hit. Pitchers Clarkson and team provide a one hour forty minute contest with key sacrifices and steals noted.
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New Yorks
Carroll
Pittsburg
Ward
Fields
O'Rourke
White
Boston
Bostons
Indianapolis
Glasscock
Denny
Kelly
Indppolie
AR Sostons
Pas
Andrews
Giasscock
Hines
Imoo Buckiley
Meteachy
Boyle
Mat Denny
Buckier
Bennett
Doulaye—Dehny
Bassett
Mintany
Brooklyns Overcome Reds In Rough Exhibition
The Brooklyns defeated Cincinnati 7 to 2 as Lovett drove in four in the fourth and Reilly homered late to prevent a whitewash. Smith pitched for the Bridegrooms with 45 minutes of play under umpire Holland. LeVett, Reilly, and Inkney highlighted Brooklyn hitting.
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Inckney
Levett
Reilly
Corkiil
O' Brien
Smith
Birnek
Ky Lovett
Holland
Athletics and Chiefs Split Doubleheader with Kansas City
The Athletics and Kansas City clubs split two games in Philadelphia. In the first, Kansas City won in late innings while the Athletics breezed in the second, with Sawders and pitching relief by Mattimore and Conway shaping the outcome. Attendance 975.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Kansas City
Mattimore
Sowders
Hanese Citys
Hase Hite
Kansas Citys
Kansas
Larkin
Parcel
Fennelly
Mann
N Kicktehen
Hamilton
Burns
Conway
Bf McMahon
McMahon
Gaffney
Es Athletics
Kanes
Errors
Kaneas
Stovey
Mises
Welch
Coleman
Salis
Sowers
Mattie Strackee Coleman
mpke—Carlin
Columbus Tops Louisville in Strong Bat and Pitch
Columbus won decisively over Louisville with overpowering batting and solid pitching. Baldwin dominated on the mound for Columbus, while Ewing walked three times and was struck out seven times in a brisk game lasting about one hour.
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Baldwin
Columbus
Colonels
Louisville
Columba
Ova
Sinaiak
Louisvilles
Ewing
Ferguson
St. Louis Rangers Rally to Beat Baltimore in Slow Game
The St. Louis team won by bunching hits and taking advantage of Baltimore errors. The home club struggled apart from a brief second inning, with pitching and fielding miscues shaping the outcome.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Umpire ire and team roasts fueling St Louis mood
Baltimore report says St Louis players are demoralized after a game, with Captain Comiskey deflecting Umpire blame and King. President Von der Ahe vows to press the issue, criticizing Byrmie and vowing to back a winning push, revealing plans and tensions before a key next meeting.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Comiskey
Ferguson
Columbus
von der Ahe
Brooklyn
Byrmie
Robinson
Orr
Jim Davis
Latham
Comisy
King
Boston New York Series Arrangements For World Championship
Arrangements are under way for a Boston versus New York series of games. The clubs aim for a best of seven, with one game in Boston and one on neutral ground. The season closes October 5, with the association meeting ten days after. The world championship cannot begin until October 16.
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New York
New Yorks
Mutrie
Bostons
Newarks
Boston
Associat Wiscey
Baseball Card Style Schedule Highlights
The list shows National League games with Pittsburg at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Indianapolis at New York and Chicago at Washington. American Association with Louisville at Columbus St Louis at Baltimore. International League matchups Rochester at Syracuse Toronto at Buffalo Detroit at London Toledo at Hamilton.
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National League
Pittsburgs
Boston
Clevelands
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
New York
Chicagos
Washington
American Association
Louisvilles
Columbus
St. Louis
Baltimore
International League
Rochesters
Syracuse
Torontos
Buffalo
Detroits
London
Toledos
Hamilton
Darlington Baseball Tragedy Ends in Fatality
In Darlington, South Carolina, a youth named Leigh Marshall, son of Captain Joseph T. Marshall of Wadesboro, was killed during a game between Darlington and Wadesboro. Leonne Dargan, seven years old, the son of George W. Dargan, was arrested after a violent incident involving a bat as the game neared its end with Wadesboro leading 8 to 4.
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Charlotte
N. C
Darlington
D. C
Northee
Marshall
Joseph T. Marshall
Wadesboro
Leonne
George W. Dargan
South Carolina
William Marshall
Darcan Fe
Aed
Dargan
McKeesport Stages Rain Quit Game In Publicity Clash
McKeesport and Johnstown opened the day with four innings before rain halted play with McKeesport leading. Tomorrow's park game set, Torreyson plans three new players next week as he aims to win the pennant. The club trails the Athletics by one game and has four teague matches remaining.
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McKeesport
Johnstown
Torreyson
Athletics
Fragmented OCR item with place names and numbers
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple place names and figures, including Newarks and Hamiltons, with scattered numbers and terms. The readable content is minimal and lacks a cohesive event or clear subjects.
Howl Over the Course at McKeesport
September 4 Al Hamm and Jake Gaudaur arrived from Pittsburg and stopped at Reynolds boathouse below Seventh Avenue on the Youghiogheny river. Gaudaur rowed the course this afternoon and plans daily training ahead of a St Louis race against Teemer. both men target victory and attract local attention.
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McKeesport
al Hamm
Jake Gaudaur
Pittsburg
Reynolds Boathouse
Seventh Avenue
Youghiogheny River
Teamer
Gaudaur
National Hotel
Poe
St Jon
Gundaur
Teemer
Able &J
Pittsburg Tennis Club Announces Western Pa Championship
The Pittsburg Tennis Club will host a three day open tournament September 12 to 14 at Bellefield East End for gentlemen singles and doubles. Entry fees are 2 for doubles and 1 for singles with prizes awarded. entries close September 1.
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Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania
Bellefield
East End
National Lawn Tennis Association
Wednex
E.G. Matson
Penn Avenue
Robert K. Reed
P. O
Union Station
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Ben
Fifth Avenue
Sporting Noves Race Updates and Local Racing Notes
The league race remains tight with the Phillies and the Clevelands vying for position. E C McClelland trains at Mansfield for a race with Nikirk while Gaudaar to be paid $50 expenses. no horse was disqualified and the final Teemer Gaudaar deposit is due tomorrow. A reader notes Miss A Beckwith swam 20 miles on the Thames, an unprecedented distance for a woman swimmer.
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Phillies
Clevelands
Boston
E. C. McClelland
Mansfield
Nikirk
J. F
Greensburg
Gaudaar
A. Beckwith
Thames
Swinmer
Fires rage through three city blocks in early morning blaze
Three separate fires destroyed three Kansas City buildings between 2 and 5 am. Investigators labeled all as incendiary attacks. Total losses reached 18000 dollars with 12000 dollars covered by insurance. No arrests of incendiaries were made.
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Kansas City
City
Chaos Wins Sheepshead Bay Futurity In Close Finish
Ex-Congressman W. L. Scott's Chaos, by Rayon d'Or out of Lilly R, edged St Carlo by a neck to win the $60,000 Futurity at Sheepshead Bay with 23 starters. Day rode Chaos as 20,000 fans roared, while St Carlo was second and Sinaloa third.
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W. L. Scott
Chaos
Sheepshead Bay
Springfield
Aleryon
Susie S
Sheepshead Bar
Bayon d'Or
Lillie R
Day
Monmouth Park
St. Carlo
Marle Lovell
Santiago
Maxie Lovell
Onaway
Kings
Protection
Penn ‘P. Sam
Marie Lovell
Eberlee
Sinalos
Sam Doxey
Padishah
Two
Sinaloa
SC Carlo
Tinstadt
Prince J
Seymourdad
Herit
Vivid
Rimini
Garcons
Seymour
Filtier
Joe Lee
Masaillon
Egmont
Emotion
Bonassetta
Cracksman
Climax
Leo H
Brother Hau
Benedictine
Niagara
Hypocrite
Sit. Ca
le Padishah
Goneney
Eberiee
Cameo
Penny
Amazon
Makie
King Thomas
Kings Own
Sam
Sinnton
Helter Skelter
Wicratan
Prince Roane
Cayuga
Igal Son
Chaon
Ae Mutuals
Tatter
Syntas
Fprother
Maid of Orleans
Pericles
Sam Db
Newburg
Jennie McFarland
St. Luke
Maori
Huntress
Connemara
Tror
Silleck
Larchmont
Imp
Rayon d'Or
Lilly R
Brooklyn
Bouquet
Anderson
Carlo
Devotee
Drizzle
Onway
Burlington
Formance
Simms
Post
Coney Island Jockey Club
Fitzroy
King Crab
Badge
Little Minch
Santalene
Kingston
My Fellow
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Castaway
Bertha Swift
Belle d'Orici
Lady Pulsifer
Bess
Torso
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Clemie G
Ally
Ireneon
Eaips Bayard
Roces Lady
Oots
Tavisian
Audahist
Cassius
Callente
Philander
Duke of Highlands
Middleo
Elmstone
Elkton
King Hazemma Bayard
Banquet
Civil Service
Livonia
Crelone Colt
Lady Jane Colt
Tournament
Golden Horn
Pandora
Ten Thousand See Youngstown Fair Races
About 10 000 people attended the Mahoning and Nbenango Valley Fair races in Youngstown Ohio on September 4. The summary notes multiple heats with six starters, the first heat fastest time 2 2934, winners including Harry Hantas and Monroe Brister, Gray Harrison, Sankey, and Nellie Wilkes among participants.
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Youngstown
Mahoning
Nbenango
Eyemanh
Gulknass
Harry Hantas
Monroe Brister
Pittabu
Gray Harrison
Sankey
Sig norinas wins Harrington stakes at Derby meeting
At the Derby meeting on September 4 the Harrington stakes for two year olds went to Sig norinas owned by Chevalier Ginistrelli. Memoir owned by the Duke of Portland finished second and Rathbeal owned by Captain Machell came third. Seven starters competed.
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Duke of Portland
Memoir
Captain Machell
Mr. J. Davis
St. Peter
Mr. W. Low
Goldwing
Mr. W. Younger
Olda
Waoeueee Lowther
Mr. Monton
Antibes
L’orsay
Second Day Grand Circuit Racing At Hampden Park
The Springfield dispatch reports a strong turnout at Hampden Park for the Grand Circuit meeting. Favorites won two of three races as Aleryon secured the $5,000 2:18 trot stake, while Gossip Jr. and Roy Wilkes contended in tight finishes. Tomorrow Johnston aims to break his mile record with a running mate.
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Alorgon
Santo S
Springfield
Mass
Hampden Park
Charter Oak
Goseghins
Alcryon
Robins
Jewett
Roy
Gossip, Jr
Gossip
Turner
Gossip Jr
Wilkes Ho
Sendi St
Reyes
Susie
Ice
Garry
Regulaslar
Venton
Aleryon
Roy Wilkes
Dowett
Wilki Ee Giebaei Nauk
Johnston
Fort Duquesne inspires grand arts of peace monument
In a historic setting near Fort Duquesne, the speaker exhorts public spirit as a monumental arts project rises to honor peace between nations. He urges continued philanthropy and enlightenment while noting flaws in the new exposition hall and the need for better crowd management. The Yale and Towne model post office showcases amid a large opening crowd of about 10 000.
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Duquesne
Canada
England
France
New World
Morgan M. Sheedy
Marvin
Yale and Towne Model
Larkin
Collins
Martha Washington
National Breeder meeting thrills on gilt-edged Detroit track
The second day at Detroit for the National Breeder meeting featured fine weather and a superb track. Races included events for foals of 1887 mares and stallions with purses listed in the text. Time records and entries mention notable performances and race classifications across the program.
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Detroit
Sara Ang
Kelly
Enseersenee Assessea
Paca
Reed Neill
Suis
Aiapigs
Races Draw Big Crowd at Greenville and Ohio State Fair
A large turnout witnessed Western Pennsylvania Association races at Greenville with Interlaken winning three heats and other Greenville entrants placing. Separate Ohio State Fair events featured a 2:40 trot for $200 with several named participants and best times recorded.
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Columbus
Rachel K
Mead
Iverine
Hornet
Schuyler Jack Brown
Pacers
Amanda U
Gloster
Health Officer Links Butcher Refuse to Typhoid Spread
Allegheny Health Committee heard Health Officer Bradley connect typhoid and other illnesses to butchers in Reserve township who dumped refuse on a port along Butchers run. A committee was named to investigate, with inspectors ordered to pursue violators of street refuse laws. Ward mortality figures for August: 182 total deaths including 22 from typhoid. Eleventh ward highest, Fifth ward lowest.
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Allegheny Health Committee
Bradley
Reserve Township
Messrs. Curry
Groetzinger
Smith
Stayton
Woodburn
London Boat Race Final Referee To Be Chosen Tomorrow
O Connor said a referee will be selected tomorrow after the final deposit is made. He feels no difficulty in choosing and appears confident. Matterson paces Searle, noted as the fastest on the Thames for a quarter mile, while Searle surpasses him beyond that distance. Searle’s strokes reach 9 in 12 seconds and 28 in 80, with O Connor’s best around 44.
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London
O'Connor
Matterson
Searle
Thames
Sporting
Asigh
Mt Gretna Park Shooters Excel in National Guard Contest
September 4 Philadelphia dispatch reports a Mt Gretna Park shooting contest among National Guard teams. Thirteenth Regiment led the State regimental match at 200 500 600 yards with 560 total, Pratt 98 individual tops the scores, Gov Beaver attended and praised sharpshooters.
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C. B. Prat
BH. J. Medard
L. W. Smith
G. F. Root
Pratt
Gobin
Yernor Beaver
National Guard
Sgub
Creed- Jnoon
Two Stages Robbed by Noted West Robber
A lone highwayman robs two stages on the West line near Lineville. He pockets $100 from the express box and $50 from a passenger, then vanishes into the bushes. Described as short, about 25, with no mustache, no musk.
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Digraton
Lineville
Iste Hss
Specter
Omer
Clork
Ayer-Linkville
Master fined after Brooklyn street incident
A tall well dressed man identified as John Crackwell of Boston was fined five dollars by Justice Paterson after reportedly staring and flirting at women near the Brooklyn bridge entrance. Crackwell claimed he merely looked. police alleged insult to two women.
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Dispatch
New York
Brooklyn
John ©. Crackwell
Boston
Reed & Carrick
Greenwich Street
Jack
Ansir
Paterson
Woman Pardoned After 13 Years In Prison
Governor Humphrey issued an unconditional pardon for Henrietta Cooke of Osborne County who had been confined in the penitentiary for murder. Evidence suggested arsenic poisoning and that Mr. Cooke used poison himself. the governor found Mrs. Cooke innocent after reviewing the case.
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Topeka
K.an
Humphrey
Henrietta Cooke
Osborne County
Mean Temperature Report From LOM P.00 Citation
The fragment notes a mean temperature value of 2.065 linked to a LO M P.00 citation, with unclear context. Further readable details are insufficient to identify place dates or entities.
World’s Largest Bar of Gold Cast in Heltena
In Heltena Montana on September 4 the largest gold bar ever cast was produced at the open office. The bar named Sape is valued at just over $100000.
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Heltena
Mont
Sape
Vesuvius gas well lights up Trenton belt
The Enterprise Company struck a large gas well at 980 feet in Trenton rock named Vesuvius No.5. Output is estimated at 14,000,000 feet daily, with a roar heard five miles. The company plans straw board, cardboard, and machine works and side tracks, foreseeing a new city rising as gas becomes king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Company
Trenton Rock
Vesuvius
Enterprise
Pittsburg Conference of the M P Church Opens Fifty-Sixth Session
The fifty sixth annual Pittsburg Conference of the M P Church opens in Springdale Pennsylvania with Rev Dr Jones re elected president and Rev G Shepard as secretary. A pastoral relations committee is chosen and Rev W A Rush becomes conference steward. Ministers and lay delegates pass examinations and church reports show improved membership and finances. The Rev John Scott delivers evening sermon on miracles and historical evidence.
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Pittsburg
M. P. Church
Springdale
Dr. Jones
D. Jones
G. Shepard
John Beatt
G. G. Westfell
W. J. Troth
W. J. Hazlett
W. A. Rush
Memio
John Scott
Burns Denounces Arbitration in London Strike
John Burns addressed Tower Hill strikers denying any dockyard resumption and opposing intermediary arbitration. He warned of potential strikes in Glasgow and Southampton, while police shot at protesters, fatally wounding a man obstructing steamer loading. Lascars and ship officers load Peninsular Steamers. Wharfinger Lafone yields wage advance and plans to resume work.
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London
John Burns
Tower Hill
Glasgow
Southampton
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
Lafone
Suit filed over assault on 12 year old by 14 year old
Mary Kracek sues John Wonka in alderman Hartman court alleging he struck and kicked Elizabeth Kracek, 12, causing unconsciousness. Neighbors intervened on South Seventh and Manor streets. Defendant jailed for hearing tonight.
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Mary Kracek
Hartman
John Wonka
Elizabeth
Billy
South Seventh
Manor Streets
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