Honest Victory for Newspaper Nine over Lawyers at Recreation Park
Exciting game at Recreation Park featured the Newspaper Nine against the Lawyers in a lively city contest. The paper men prevailed amid umpire disputes and alleged lawyer tampering, with strong plays by Whalen Moreland Keenan and Lindsey and sharp pitching by Schoyer, while the lawyers protested the final nine innings before the crowd.
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Recreation Park
Pittsburg
Pfeffer
Wovid
Jack Watson
Frank Whalen
A. & Morelana
Keenan
Layton
Thompson
W. A. Schoyer
WA. Schoerr
Foreenann
D. Tho In
X. Totten
P. Navio, Jr
B. Scherer
P. Frank Whalen
Bamfome
Ieee
Fae
la Keenan
Whalen
Nevin Sy Bien
Siarabades
P Moreland
Lanope
Halen
Nevin
Cere
Peeciene
Schoyer
Boston and Chicago Baseball Game Delayed by 13 Innings
The Boston and Chicago clubs could not complete their two games due to the first extending to 13 innings and darkness preventing the second. Two games will be played tomorrow. The contest featured bright plays and a late finish.
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Boston
Chicago
Hoosiers Praise Young Busie As Pitching Depth Grows
ISFECIAL CONRESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH INDIANAPOLIS September 10 Hoosier fans praise the club’s strong abroad run though Getzein’s injury and limited pitching threaten depth. Rusie and Boyle shine in New York and Boston while Glasscock sees a bright future. The team plans to add another pitcher as the season winds toward its Chicago and Pittsburgh dates with hopes of rising above Cleveland.
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Dispatch
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Getzema
Cleveland
Borie
Rush
Rusie
Boyle
Boston
New York
Glasscock
Kings of the
Diamond
Getzein
International Association
Washington
Philadelphia
Hoosiers
Chicago
Pittsburgs
Pittsburg
A. G. Orens
Pittsburg Backing for New Brotherhood Plan
A Pittsburg business man supports Johnson and Ward’s Brotherhood scheme, offering to test the plan with funds and Exposition Park as a venue. He cautions secrecy until a team forms and notes potential profits to attract players from leagues to join and relocate.
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Brotherhood
Messrs
Air
Johnson
Cleveland
Shay
More Bad Umpires Reported in Scottdale-Meadville Game
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH Scottdale lost today's game amid alleged errors by Umpire Lyons. Both pitchers were hit hard Milbee exited in the fifth Moenafee pitched 2 innings and allowed only two hits. Score by innings shows Scottdale and Meadville errors and hits tallied. Umpire Lyons credited with numerous contested calls.
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Meadville
Scottdales
Lyons
Milbee
Moenafee
New Castle
National League matchups span four cities this week
National League games feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at New York, and Indianapolis at Washington. American Association reports no games scheduled today.
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National League
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicagos
Boston
Clevelands
New York
Indianapolis
Washington
American Association
Kansas City Triumphs Over Columbus on Errors and Weak Pitching
Kansas City won today due to poor pitching by Widner in the early innings and costly Columbus errors. Bligh replaced Widner in the third. The box shows Columbus 02 Kansas City 5 with 9 base hits to 1. Earned runs Columbus 2 Kansas City 4. Umpire Gaffney. Association standings cited following the game.
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Convumnces
Kansas City
Widner
Columbus
Bligh
Wixor
Association For Philadelphia
Kansas Citys
Sseareres
Conway
Qrnee i Widner
Gastright
Conway Parsod
O' Oconnor
Teemer and Gaudaur Race For $1000 Side On Monongahela
McKeesport Pa September 10 two days remain before a four mile single scull race for $1000 a side decides the best oarsman. Teemer and Gaudaur prepare intensely with Hamm timing trials while Searle and O Connor loom as potential challengers. The open regatta setup promises the hardest American single scull contest in recent years as crews study rivals and gear.
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McKeesport
John Teemer
Jake Gandacr
Monongahela River
America
St. John
Hanlan
Louisville
Hamm
Teemer
Gaudaur
Anaie
Searle
O'Connor
Frias
Gautlam
Surprising Torso Wins Flatbush Stakes in Stormy Wheeling Meet
Muddy track and lashing rain at Sheepshead Bay as Torso defeats Reclare in the Flatbush stakes. Weather forces postponement of tomorrow’s races at Coney Island while Wheeling fair opening day features bold trotting and racing across Baltimore and New York with multiple winners including Catalpa and Connemara.
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Sheepshead Bay
W. L. Scott
Wheeling Fair
Baltimore
New York
Reclare
Torso
Coney Island Jockey Club
Gregory
Gramercy
James
Elmstone
Civil Service
Mamle
Kenwood
King William
Brussels
Letretin
Fancie BH
Gymnast
Golden Reel
Tattler
Rupert
Keynote
Rthe
Golden Boek
Berths
Castaway Li
Diablo
Eric
Hindoocrafl
Singgard
Son Hindoocraft
Hectare
Caldwell
Burlington
Fairy Queen
Onaway
Avondale
Tea Tray
Catalpa
Wary
Galop
Vermont
Sam Lo
Marauder
the Lion
Honanza
JJ O'R
Connemara
Daylight Larchmont
Larchmont
Bonanza
West Virginia State Fair opens with light racing card
Wheeling witnesses the opening day with modest horse races and purses. Two-year-old trot results list Jim Riddle and Elva Alley among top placers. A mile running event includes Deesne and Cora L, with Rob E and Saree among other entries.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Jim Riddle
S.s
John Hines
Minerva
Tucko
B. S
B. Walker
Anuaery Hird
J. C. Hoge
Mt. Pleas- Sensation
W. Sedwick
Giatiburg
Ballereley
Virginia
Robert Bonner
J. H. Hammond
Spencesaved
Joe Brister
Jacob ‘Buttz
Ly Halliday
Fincastle
B. m
W. McKinney
Portsip
Noted Steeplechaser Rourke Cocran Dies After Fall
Albany reports the Grand Circuit at Island Park where Rourke Cocran fell at the water jump in the hotel handicap steeplechase and was shot due to broken forelegs, ending his famed career. Other races include 2:16 class purses and the Killarney hotel handicap results with Lady Bullion and Newton showing in the field. A. Arrington, master workman of N. PD. A., heads to Colorado Springs to organize a new factory as labor tensions unfold in the East.
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Albany
Island Park
Rourke Cocran
Louis Arrington
N. PD. A
Knights of Labor
Colorado Springs
Good Going at Pimlico Crowd Improves in Dusty Track
The Baltimore Pimlico crowd today was somewhat larger than yesterday as the track remained dry and dusty. The report notes improved spectator interest and racing conditions.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Tri-State Fair Races Open With Heavy Track Conditions
On September 10 at ToLano the Tri-State Fair opened with three events. In the three-minute trot Sam FP won with Parone second and Mabel A third. best time 2:37. The 2:65 trot saw Black George win with Macomb second and Gala third. best time 2:24. A half mile running race was postponed due to darkness.
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ToLano
Tri-State Fair
Sam FP
Parone
Mabel
Henry C
Black George
Macomb
Gala
Shelby Maid
Coburns Mistake Causes Benefit Mismatch In New York Tent
A weeks ago Joe Coburn announced a benefit and sold many tickets for a boxing show to face Dominick McCaffrey. Coburn failed to appear last night, leaving McCaffrey to face an empty ring while a large crowd waited and jeered the unscheduled twist in the program.
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New York
Joe Coburn
Joe
Coburn
Dominick McCaffrey
John L
Congress
Sullivan
McCaffrey
Dom
John I
MeCaffrey
Dominick
Fall Hats and Wraps at Peoples Store
A brisk sales pitch urges shoppers to inspect prices and visit Campbell & Dic for Fall hats and wraps at the Peoples Store.
Exposition Souvenir Offer At Hendricks & Co
A souvenir from Exposition buildings offered with every dozen photo tins this week at Hendricks & Co 68 eral street Allegheny. Cabinets priced one dollar per dozen. Visitors invited. Mr Nem Doreux of Cambria City Pa injured eye by hot metal flash causing severe contraction. Dr Sadler 804 Penn Ave performed corrective operation.
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Hendricks & Co
Eral St
Allegheny
Nem Doreux
Cambria City
Sadler
Penn Ave
Fall Cloaks and Wraps at The People's Store
Campbell and Dick offer a profusion of cloaks and wraps at right prices. The People's Store stocks the largest selection for quick shopping needs.
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People’s Store
Campbell & Dick
Silver Age Klein Products Featured At Exposition
Exposition showcases Max Klein and his Silver Age line with Klein's quart stimulant offered at 150 dollars per full quart. Pitcairn's drugstore accepts orders at 434 Wood St and directs customers to ask their pharmacist for Klein's Silver Age. Aiken & Co. promotes MWF neckwear at 100 Fifth Ave. Fred Brown's Ginger is advised for cold relief. Pittsburg beer from Frauenheim & Vilsack is urged for home consumption. Campbell & Dick act as Klein's Silver distributor. Millinery opening at People's Store offers Misses and children's hats at low prices.
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Milllinery
Campbell & Dick
Unclear sports and notices amid rainy day report
Mixed recap notes describe yesterday's games and spectators with mentions of lawyer Torres and manager Harry Davis plus a live bird shoot at Brunot's Island. The jumble includes race terms, a boxing or horse racing rule note, and scattered local event hints.
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Lawyyer Torres
Lawyer Rope
Duquesne
Tom" Marshall
Harry Davis
Butler
Brunot’s Island
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Phin
Recreation Park
Henager
C. P. Fers
Onur Bors
Dismona Street
Tax J
Kennedys
Ford Cit
Polit
Central Board Approves Teacher Elections and Budget
The Central Board of Education met last night and reported a starting balance of 204826 dollars plus 10438 dollars in a Diamond National Bank special account. They elected Prof. Guttenberg of Erie to fill the biology vacancy, set non resident tuition at 100 dollars, approved Miss Charlotte Ballou of Boston as cooking teacher, and allowed text book usage from the Board list. The Grand Army Day Committee asked noon dismissal October 1, which was granted. Additional teachers were added to Liberty Mt inington St Clair Allen and Oakland schools.
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Central Board of Education
Diamond National Bank
Guttenberg
Erie
Jackman
Charlotte Ballou
Boston
Keller
Central Board
Grand Army Day Committee
Liberty School
Ington
St. Clair
Allen
Oakland
CHICAGO CABLE CAR MAGNATE YERKES RETURNS FROM EUROPE
Charles T. Yerkes the cable car king of Chicago has returned from a six weeks trip in France and England. He discusses the 1892 fair location with Americans abroad and believes Chicago will host the event. He notes work on Westside cable roads and a new Chicago River tunnel between Van Buren and Jackson streets to operate a cable line.
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Charles T. Yerkes
Chicago
Mr. Yerkes
France
England
Sted
Newark
Yerkes
New York
van Buren
Jackson Streets
State League Clubs organize for September delegates
Committees from the Americas Tariff Allegheny Central and Union Republican clubs met at the Tariff Club to arrange entertainment for the State League delegates on September 24. Harry Lambert chaired the joint committee with James W Prescott secretary and A G Roenigk treasurer. An excursion on the Mayflower on the 25th inst. was chosen as the key feature. Sub-committees were named to meet next Saturday.
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Americas
Tariff
Allegheny
Central
Union Republican Clubs
Tariff Club
Sixth Avenue
State League
Harry Lambert
James W. Prescott
Allegheny Central
A. G. Roenigk
The
Peace Union Calls to Repeal Anti Chinese Laws
Alfred H. Leve of Philadelphia, president of the Universal Peace Union of America, sent a resolution from the mass convention to the Chinese Minister in Washington urging repeal of anti Chinese laws. The resolution requests non retaliation by China and notes the laws may be temporary. It was also sent to Prince Chum in Pekin.
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New York
Alfred H. Leve
Philadelphia
Universal Peace Union of America
Washington
Peace Union
Coroner Arrests Husband After Dowdell Funeral Interruption
In the Southside, the coroner halted the funeral of Mrs Fitzgerald as Richard Fitzgerald was taken into custody as an accessory to her death said to involve violent treatment. A postmortem ordered by Coroner McDowell found evidence of shock and foul injuries. Detective Richard Kelly briefly allowed Fitzgerald at the service before he was jailed.
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Richard Fitzgerald
Southside
Fitzgerald
McDowell
Arnholt
Richard Kelly
Allegheny to Call 20-Year Bonds From Sinking Fund
The Allegheny Finance Committee reports August receipts of 51 096 55 and August 1 balance of 385 646 79, total 496 742 4, with September 1 balance 359 663 74. The Sinking Fund Commission approves purchasing 10 000 of 500 per cent bonds due October 1, issued 20 years ago with no prior call provision. call to be made at once.
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Allegheny Finance Committee
Brown
Treasury
Sinking Fond Commission
Chicago Lawyer Colonel Huntington W Jackson Visits City
Colonel Huntington W Jackson of Chicago, on General Grant's staff during the war, author of Century war articles, law partner and friend of Robert T Lincoln, described as one of Chicago's ablest young lawyers, passed through the city en route to Philadelphia.
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Huntington W. Jackson
Chicago
Philadelphia
General Grant
Robert T. Lincoln
Allegheny Controller's August Receipts and Expenditures
The Allegheny Controller furnishes a report showing August receipts totaling 851,0655 and a balance in treasury August 1 of S431,742.84.77.079 10 total expenditures and successive uses are listed, with total expenditures figure partially garbled.
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Allegheny Controller
Treasury
Ebkin Freed Over Liquor Charge in Ward Fourteen
Fred Ebkin of the Fourteenth ward appeared before Alderman Jones on a liquor license charge brought by Constable Jones. No witnesses could prove purchase, and Ebkin was discharged for lack of evidence.
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Fred Ebkin
Alderman Jones
Jones
Defendan
Ebkin
Gambling raid suspect Quigley freed after hearing
William Quigley was arrested in a gambling raid at the corner of Third and Chestnut streets in Allegheny. He appeared before a Pearson last night and was discharged.
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William Quigley
Third and
Chestnut Streets
Allegheny
Pearson
Mary McNamara Arrested for Pocketbook Theft in Allegheny
Mary McNamara a 16 year old girl was taken into custody in Allegheny last night charged with stealing a pocketbook containing about eight dollars from C W Phine s home.
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Marys
Mary McNamara
Allegheny
C. W. Phine
Editor of German weekly jailed over Samoa joke
The German weekly editor who mocked Bismarck for yielding to the United States in the Samoa affair is now imprisoned for a year. He ponders whether some things may be too funny for anyone.
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Dr. Jekyll-Hyde
Detroit Free Press
Germany
Bismarck
United States
Cardinal Manning Strikes Settle London Dock Dispute
London notes Cardinal Manning’s compromise proposal rejected by dock workers who demand delays in November terms. John Burns denounces American sympathy while dock directors stand by January wage increase. Police boost, river patrols rise, relief efforts expand as strikes persist.
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London
John Burns
Burns
America
Antwerp Fire Ravages Docks as Losses Estimated
Still smouldering around a large area troops cordon the ruins firemen pour water night and day. Loss estimates between 25 000 000 and 35 000 000 francs with ten injuries from cartridge explosions. Corvilain charged with homicide imprudence while relief funds flood in led by King Leopold.
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Antwerp
M. Corvilain
Leopold
Baris
Berlin
Merchants Protest US Consul In Berlin Trade Hassles
The Vossische Zeitung publishes a merchants complaint from Bexas accusing United States Consul Edwards in Berlin of vexatious invoice verification that hampers exports to America. Merchants plan a meeting soon to protest Consul Edwards.
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Bexas
Vossiche Zeitung
Edwards
United States
Berlin
America
Public Sale Notice from Orphans' Court
Public sale notice for an Orphans' Court event outlining action and default terms. Details readable but fragmented. reads as a formal sale announcement with no additional context available in the legible text.
Coal tract near Jefferson Township auction notice
On the premises, Saturday September W 1538, a tract containing coal sixteenths of land near ONeil Co Trumbo and Pierce, within a mile of the B and O Railroad and two miles of the Monongahela river. Terms: one third cash on deed and balance in one to two years with interest, secured by mortgage. Administrator Joseph Pierce and attorney J F Edmundson.
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Gilbert Trumbo
Jefferson Township
Allegheny
O'Neil & Co
Trumbo, Pierce
Monongahela River
Joe“Eph Pierce
J. F. Edmundson
River and Weather Bulletin for McRagantown and Warren
Warren river remains at low water mark with clear warm weather. McRagantown river level at 3 feet and stationary with clear skies. Therometer reads 82 at 4 PM.
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Waarren
Mcragantown
Birmingham Street Car Line Starts All Night Service
The Birmingham Street Car Line began operating all night from midnight with hourly departures after midnight. Night fares on the all night cars are set at ten cents. In Allegheny, John Helm charged at the mayor’s office yesterday about a goat on Ebine Hill. the mayor refused to entertain the complaint, calling it dinner yesterday and a terror to neighborhood children. Helm asserts the goat acts as a condensed battering ram.
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Birmingham Street
Allegheny
John Helm
Ebine Hill
Helm
Senator J Donald Cameron Passes Through Pittsburg
Senator J Donald Cameron rode the limited through Pittsburg last night and lingered only long enough to permit a water cooler ice change. He would not discuss politics, saying he was well and enjoying good health. He planned to visit Chicago on private business.
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J. Donald Cameron
Pittsburg
Limited
Funeral Notices From Shady De Neighborhood
On Friday evening Bepeer At alrade Spring Cs Gromrox F. funeral at the residence of his mother Mrs E J Aiken Ellsworth avenue and Lilac street Shady de on Wednesday afternoon September 11 at 4 oclock Interment private McCANDLESS On Tuesday September 10 Hays McCanpurss oldest son of Alexander 2 and Maggie Hays McCaniless aged 15 Notice of funeral in evening papers
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Alrade Spring
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