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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1892

Page

2

Chess Problems and Games From The Dispatch

Chess notes from The Dispatch include problem numbers 233 244 and 235 by Woodard Rockwell and Keeney with mates in three and other details. Also listed are Loyd solutions numbers 229 200 and 21 from various authors and a Vienna Opening game between Alpha Youngs Ware Snow with descriptive moves and annotations.

Samuel Loyd Key E. E. Craumer Allegheny E. McDougall City Otto Wurzburg Grand Rapids Mich Vienna Simerican Chess Monthly Messrs. “Alpha Youns Ware Snow Prbs - Jae Brits Custes

Alapin Opening Gains Ground with Strong Players

In Deutsches Wochenblatt dated August 21 M. Alapin proclaims his opening as the first and only one to succeed in serious contests against strong players. He notes its sound defense though difficult to master and reports Berlin amateurs use it often. He believes the opening will attract adherents as a refreshing alternative to the worn out Ray Lopes and queen's pawn. He promises three annotated items and reserves the second with Dr. Tarrasch for the next issue.

Deutsches Wochengbach Alapin Berlin M. Alapin Ray Lopes Dr. Tarrasch

Chess opening notes on King’s Gambit and Scotch Gambit lines

The text outlines multiple chess line variations starting with 2 KtK2 and 60 as a pawn gambit approach, shifting into Scotch Gambit ideas after P to Q4 and 2xx outputs. It discusses complex branches from 2xx, KKt to B3, mentions several tactical ideas and potential equal or winning chances for White, and notes safer alternatives like 8 P wo 004 and other practical continuations.

Kitta Stok Kro Brook KitoBba Ptok Sentech

Public chess correspondence dispute noted

The Dispatch publishes a letter from A Heffner, the American problemist, discussing an old match between McAteer and Jackson in three games. Heffner requests the game and show play be presented, referencing diagram Reed’s points and a via the 19 22.

McAteer Jackson Heffner Checker Dispatch Reed

Rivalry Sparks Ten Game Series at Shaner

An intense team match from Nrumber 8 featured three players aside, with a fierce district rivalry fringing the event. Two captains clashed in six games, while Mr. Ein hardt, famed from Decoration Day for beating a Pittsburg star, battled J. L. Rae through six games. Individual scores follow.

Shaner Mr. Einhardt Pittesburg J. L. Rae

Fireside chess and draughts lift minds and unite families

A Scots dialect piece extolls chess and draughts as mind gymnasiums and wholesome family devotion. It praises their restraint of gambling, notes how games foster kindness and resilience, and urges broader adoption in Victoria and other colonies while linking strategic play to national defense.

Sandy Joannie Omnar Burns Pete Victoria Defense Department

American Checker Review Seeks Funds for Tournament

The September Checker Review expresses doubt over funding for the rumored tournament and urges Chicago to declare its financial capacity. It calls for nationwide letters seeking pledges, plus a fund to cover Ferrie v Barker travel costs, noting Pittsburgh’s willingness to contribute and Scotland’s interest if the event proceeds.

Chicago Pitsburg Pittsburg Congress Segrence

McDonald Field Boosts Output After New Well Hit

Production in the McDonald field rose by 2,000 barrels to 20,500 yesterday, aided by Fitzgibbons & Co.’s No.6 on the J. Walker farm pumping at 100 barrels per hour. Other wells showed little change, with several proposed or new wells in nearby zones. Shipments and transit data across multiple pipelines and divisions were reported, outlining regional activity and totals for the day.

Fitegibbons & Co Eatier County McDonald Field Fitzgibbons & Co J. Walker Fife 1 McDonald Forest Ol J. R. Sturgeon Greenlee & Forst McMurray Laughner & Long Jones Aliquippa Name Oil Company Brenner Farm Garvin Hendersonville Cunningham & Co Glenn Farm Muddy Creek Guckert & Steeln Camp Run Allen Farm Zellenople Patterson & Lockwood Moc P.C. Frederick MoCollough Lentz & Schlegel Ben Garvin Ynch, Buchhelt & Co Willow Grove MccDonald Marshall Royal Gas Company Mark Robb Florence Ol Sompan Robb

Petroleum market steady then dull on October option

New York September 8 petroleum market opened steady and advanced on light trading, then grew dull and held steady to close. Pennsylvania oil spot sales were none with October option sales at 11,000 barrels, highest and lowest quotes listed, Lima oil had no sales, overall clearances and shipments totaled around 248,000 barrels with 83,105 barrels runs and 66,927 barrels shipped.

Sige Soske Hosme K. Na Oll New York London Antwerp New Yor Pennsylvania Lima Oil ULL

Gladstone Disputes Over Monetary Conference Negotiations

The Associated Press reports from Paris that no official British communication has arrived about the International Monetary Conference to be held in London. Gladstone and Harcourt oppose the conference, fearing currency issues for the empire, while Goschen’s dealings with Secretary Foster draw criticism. A cabinet decision on suspending silver coinage in India looms, with Gladstone prepared to submit the issue despite his dislike of suspension.

Hoe Goschen Foster London Enyge Seligman Lorpon Jesse Seligman Paris Associated Press Treasury Board of Trade Gladstone William Vernon Harcourt India United States Mr. Gladstone Sir William Washington Indian Office

Annual Meeting of International Ticket Agents Assoc in Philadelphia

Philadelphia hosts the annual meeting of the International Ticket Agents Association starting next Wednesday with many local agents attending. Milbourne of Union Pacific on the Arrangements Committee, Captain J J McCormick of Lake Erie, James Aiken of Pittsburg and Western, W Woods of Lake Erie and Southside, and Henry Carpenter with C F E Keeney of the Pennsylvania are named. The Pennsylvania Railroad will run a special train from Pittsburgh for Western and local agents. A week of events is planned including visits to Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Atlantic City and Niagara Falls.

International Ticket Agents’ Association Philadelphia Milbourne Union Pacific J.J. McCormick Lake Erie James Aiken Pittsburg Western W. Woods Southside Henry Carpenter F E. Keeney Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Road

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