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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1891

Page

6

Miller Brilliant Throws Highlight Poor Home Effort

A jumble of the game report notes Miller’s four perfect throws against base stealers and a standout performance by Miller for the visitors. The home team showed lackluster effort with King’s pitching off form and Vian dominating the mound for the guests. In the end Pittsburgh defeated Cleveland as the crowd of 1,452 witnessed a rocky contest with few runs and defensive misplays.

Miller George Bierhaves Vietors King Ctl Aman Dame Fortune Olivera Vian McGunnigle Upa Bierhater Shugart Millersacrifice Shird Beckley Childs Frnee Virtue McAleer Dorie Doyle

Anson's Conquerors Dominate Cincinnati In Easy Win

Chicago built a lead with walks turning into runs as Cincinnati suffered an unearned tally. Pitcher Haligan and hitters Crichfield and Latham led the visitors with steady at bats while the Chicago defense limited Cincinnati to a single score in a lopsided affair. Attendance was 4,000-plus as Chicago seized control early and never relinquished.

Famed rank Heston leads as Pinkney shines in A A baseball

Stolen bases by Stores and Pinkney highlight a game where Long and Stover earned first bases on balls. Kinslow pasted a ball, and Long, Stover, Rennett, and Lovett contributed to a one hour thirty three minute contest umpired by Gattney. The League standings show Chicago leading with 78 wins and 46 losses as Cleveland trails, with daily schedule including Cleveland at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at New York for the American Association.

Boston Mbp Long olCollim Lowe Storer Pouta T ' Brodie Pinkney A Tucker Xichols Lovett Heston Balle Brooklyn New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago American Associatie Philadelpha Glasscock Conner Allen Foxscott Welch Ileason Glesein Siaseon Pilladelpha Lynch Pita Gore Hamilton Thompson Tiernan Delby Gunner Myers Yourke Richarde Pennr Glawtenck,s Mayer Whister Coughlin, Po Graniteh jEsper Kling Thornin Tom

Fragmented OCR Sports Box Score Notes

Fragmentary lines show team names Barrett Tateer Boyle Carsey McGuire and others with errors in city and state stamps. Mentions Batteries Leiper Donahoe Healy Robinson and teams Baltimore Milwaukee Boston with scores and errors. Overall unreadable box score fragment lacks coherent game result.

Ssudderenthiert Sreeneen Barrett Umma Tateer Boyle Carsey

Phillies and Giants Split Doubleheader at Polo Grounds

New York and Philadelphia split two games at the Polo Grounds with one win each. First game details show scoring errors and multiple players named. second game ends 2-2 with strong pitching and base-running, highlighting Tiernan and Whistler among others.

New York Philadelphia Polo Grounds

Gravesexp Race Results From Sept. 2 At Local Track

Races held today with multiple finishers. First six furlongs Contribation won followed by Gold Dollar Linin thinks Thime. Second five and one half furlongs Spring any led with Grinty C second and Glamor third. Other races list La Tosca Heckey Sir Jet Mabel Glenn Folsom Busteed Miss Belle and more.

Gold Dollar Linin Springany Grinty C Glamor la Tosca Heckey Sir Jet Masterlade Mabel Glenn S's Folsom Busteed Miss Belle Cnn Kermuda Peter

Races at Latonia Result in Mixed Finishes

Latonia races on September 2 featured multiple events with a string of winners and placers. Kertha won the first race, Laura oy captured the second, Ethel Brantotette led the third, and notable finishes included Dustire first in the fourth and Desha Haerst winning the fifth with Black Mogumty taking third.

Latonia Kertha Cashier Colonel Wheatley Find Laura Oy Guterr Jon Alr Ethel ‘Irs Brantotette Business Thint Tire Flack Mogumty Empress Frederick Tinie

Blaine Likely Refuses Presidency Nomination

A Washington dispatch reports J G Blaine will decline a presidential nomination after the first of the year. He favors Benjamin Harrison's renomination and will notify friends that he cannot be a candidate. Blaine plans to return to Washington in October as health improves and duties require his attention.

New York Mail and Express Washington J. G. Blaine Benjamin Harrison Harrison Blaine Northwest

Mills on Free Trade and Campaign Talks at State House

Governor Campbell, Roger Mills, and Congressman Outhwaite addressed a political meeting at the state house front. Mills argued for tariff reform and Criticized McKinley and protective tariffs while Campbell outlined dates for upcoming meetings in Marysville London Wellington Norwalk Painesville Ashtabula Canfield Youngstown Mingo Junction Stouenville St Clairsville Coshocton and more with statesmen seeking to sway voters.

Campbell Congressman Outhwaite Roger Q. Mills State House Governor Campbell Mr. Mills Mills McKinley Marysville London Wellington Norwalk Painesville Ashtabula Canfield Youngstown Mingo Junction Stouenville St. Clairsville Coshocton

Gregg and Morrison Veteran Club organized in New Wiswixcros

A large gathering of local G A K and veterans formed the Gregg and Morrison Veteran Club with H R Thorpe of Greenville as organizer and J K Minnick elected chair. The group plans an active campaign at the next meeting Tuesday evening.

New Wiswixcros, I S Gregg and Morrison Veteran Club H. R. Thorpe Greenville J. K. Minnick

Judicial Conference deadlock persists after three meetings

Somerset report notes the Judicial Conference remains stalled as three meetings yield the same outcome. One candidate secures the full vote of his county, sustaining the deadlock and ongoing uncertainty.

Somerset

Odd Fellows in Council Holds Brief Session

The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows met in St. Louis and adjourned after a brief morning session. Denmark and Switzerland were not represented. Key topics include age limits and liquor dealer eligibility. The day featured prize drifts, athletic events, and a banquet at the St. Louis Jockey Club House.

St. Louis Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Denmark Switzerland Grand Lodge Ana Odd Fellows Order Daughtered Rebekah Jockey Club Fair Grounds

Murderer of Foster Mother and Lodger Executed in Canon City

W H Davis, who killed his foster mother Carrie Armsby and lodger James Arnold at Pueblo on January 7 after a drunken dispute, was executed in the Canon City prison yard at 9 pm. He died instantly, with doctors finding no negro blood in him.

Davis Pueblo William H. Davis Carrie Armsby James Arnold Arnold Armaby Irinking Mra. Armsby

GHOULS AT WORK NEAR FINDLAY

Fixplay Ohio Sept 22 Special reports excited crowds at McComb over grave desecration of respected citizen Squire Myers who died last Friday. Robbery happened Sunday night with apparition and eerie sounds at the cemetery. A buggy with covered form was seen fleeing. motive unclear, suspected to aid Cincinnati medical institutions.

McComb Squire Myers Riets Veayard Cincinnati Medical Institutions

Linen as cheap as cotton claim by Pettigrew

United States Senator Frank Pettigrew predicts linen cloth will soon be as cheap as cotton. He notes his American Fiber Company owns the process to rapidly rot straw using microbes, drastically shortening linen production from months to hours.

Misyxaroum United States Frank Pettigrew American Fiber Company

The New South A Spoiled Child

Emancipation Day celebrations in Chicago included a mass meeting and picnic at Osgood Grove. Congressman Thomas E. Miller of Hewnfort County D C warned that the New South is a fact but a “partly spoiled youth” needing continued training to preserve the Union, or the work will have to be redone up to Appomattox.

Osgood Grove Thomas E. Miller Hewnfort County D. C Abraham Lincoln South New South Appomattox

Dalton gang active near Sac and Fox town reported

Reports from Gurantz and treasurer Lee Whistler state the Dalton boys passed 16 miles east on the road and the gang leader was seen in town at 4 pm. Guards patrol banks amid fears of an attack as desolate conditions raise success hopes for a raid by the desperadoes.

Gurantz C. T Lee Whistler Sac and Fox Nation Joe Springer Dalton Boys Manyor Spengel Dalton's

Famine Threat Looms as Russian Zemstvos Seek Grain Support

Reports from Tamboff and Saratoff describe famine ahead with grain supplies to January. Taxes impossible, salaries suspended, and public works halted as farmers sell livestock for skimpy prices. Authorities urge Imperial Government to ban export of oats millet and rye to ward off widespread destitution.

St. Peterspunrsg Tamboff Zemstvos Saratoff

River News and Notes on Louisville Falls City movements

River report from Louisville dated Sept 2 notes clear weather and rising water. At 7 o clock the falls show 5 inches, canal 4 feet 4 inches, and 7 feet 2 inches below. Falls City departed for Kentucky river with 400 barrels of cement. other arrivals and departures include Hellaire Fleetwood City of Owensboro and Big Kanawha serving various destinations.

Louisville Falls City Kentucky River Hellaire Madison Lee H. Brooks Fleetwood Cincinnati Owensboro Evansville Big Kanawha Carrollton

Compulsory Military Service Proposed by War Minister

The Minister of War Colonel Bergansius proposes a compulsory service plan similar to other nations. The period runs ten years: six years of active service with the colors and four years in the army reserves.

Bergansius Ijn Enon

Weather Observations for Three Towns

Moorctown shows the river at 4 feet and stationary with cloudy weather and a 72 degree thermometer. Brownsville records the river at 4 feet and stationary with a 73 degree reading at 5 PM. Warren notes the river stationary 0.4 feet below low watermark with clear warm weather.

Moorcaxtown Brownsville Warren

British Gales Grow Worse Across Britain

Sept 22 Lesboy reports north gales worsening causing extensive damage to England and Scotland. Coastal vessels driven ashore and lost between the Tyne and the Forth, with ongoing storm impact across major maritime routes.

Lesboy England Scotland Tyne Forth

Austria Increases Military Budget by 6 Million Florins

At a Vienna cabinet conference Emperor Francis Joseph announced the Austrian Empire will raise its military budget by 6,000,000 florins and strengthen the armed forces.

Vienna Francis Joseph

Train collision near frontier kills ten in Golaczowy region

A railroad collision on the Golaczowy Wolbrom line near the Russian frontier between two passenger trains killed ten people and wounded many others. Rescue efforts rushed to the scene as investigators began inquiries into the crash.

Guerwics Pacvastas

German East Africa Cession Proposal Sparks Debate

Freisinnige Achtung reports Herr Richter favors ceding southern German East Africa to England if Britain refunds Germanys Zanzibar indemnity. Freeman's Journal notes E Dwyer Gray elected director by 61 to 18, prompting resignation of the current board. Pope plans an international congress in Freiburg to form a European Catholic Democratic Union.

Herr Richter Benwis Freisinnige Achtung German East Africa England Germany Zanzibar Freeman's Journal Dens E. Dwyer Gray Rome Freiburg

Kilburn Health Officials Probe Cholera Death

London area health authorities in Kilburn investigate a sudden death suspected to be caused by cholera. The case raises concern about a cholera scare in the suburb near London.

Lexpos Kilburn London

Indictments Rattle Trans-Missouri Railway Trust

Sept. 2 In Topeka the United States Grand Jury prepares to indict Trans-Missouri Association leaders including Chairman Smith and the head of an interline pool. The probe centers on alleged trust formation and pooling among roads, risking collapse of the current railway business system.

Kaxeas Crry United States Grand Jury Trans-Missouri Association Topeka Kretschmer Kansas City Smith Trate America

Sprinters Race Ends in Fatal Shooting Scandal

A Portland Indiana sprint match between Billy Crider and L L Curtis ends in tragedy as backer W A Reid fires twice from a revolver after Curtis leads. Reid is arrested as Crider and Curtis engage in a clash, with Crider reported in critical condition and a broader outbreak following the race.

St. Mary's Portland Ind Billy Crider Beaver Dam W. W. Keen M. H. Walker Celcil Whipple C. Rovers Marshall W. A. Reid Elwood Crider Reid Curtis Eridh Siguan Crider Tions

Centenarian Nearly 122 Years Old in Ireland Declares Death

Susan Beatty, reported born in Inniskillen County Fermanagh Ireland in 178, died after a long bedridden period. Her death occurred after she spoke of witnessing another day as Miss Small tended her, leaving Hugh Beatty as the sole surviving sibling among twelve.

Susan Beatty Inniskillen County Fermanagh Ireland Hugh Beatty Srsnn Small Miss Small

Rail spike sabotage derails fast freight in West Puains

Unknown person or persons spiked a coupling pin on the Memphis Railroad near West Puains Missouri today. The south bound fast freight derailed as the engine and tender left the rails and plunged down an embankment. Fireman Forester was killed and Engineer Roleman was badly scalded by escaping steam.

West Puains Memphis Forester Roleman

Allegheny Public Works Panel Debates Wharf Leases

The Allegheny Committee on Public Works met to review leasing of wharf privileges and market stands. The Columbia Boat Club lease was contested by some club members on the council. Lease action was deferred for the boat club and market tent adjustments were referred to a sub committee. Routine items were also discussed.

Allegheny Committee On Public Works Connells William Kennedy Anbcommittee Columbia Boat Club Honce

Brother Seeks Missing Man From Philadelphia in Troy Hill

Anthony Donahue arrived with his brother from Philadelphia to be treated by Father Mollinger in Troy Hill. After boarding at Mrs. V. Bachs near the church, the brother vanished yesterday while walking near the residence. Police were notified but have not located him.

Anthony Donahue Philadelphia Troy Hill Father Mollinger

River traffic notes amid rising water and shipyard repairs

The report lists river conditions and vessel movements with several arrivals and departures. The Ben Hur, City of St Louis, Congo, Cherokee, and other boats are noted in transit, while repairs loom for Robert Jenkins and Frank Gilmore. Rivermen M. F. Allen and others are dockside during the low season.

Robert Jenkins Frank Gilmore John Cook John Hoffman Louisville M. F. Allen Freedom Apaml Liverpool

Fire incidents report across multiple towns and losses

Fire reports from Millwood Avenue in Chicago's Thirteenth ward to fires in Sioux Reservation South Dakota and Comstock Wisconsin. Incidents include a chimney blaze, a grain and feed firm loss with horses perished, Mounts lumber yards destruction, and a woolen mill fire with unconscious worker and $50 damage.

Millwood Avenue Thirteenth Ward Chicago L. Daule & Bros Dakot Cannonball Moreau River Nuran Comstock Cumberland Madison Westmoreland County George Shrader Shrader Ebensburg John Ludwig & Sons John D. Evans

Fall Suits Show Superior Home Made Quality

Our fall stock features Home Made Black Blue and Brown Cheviot Suits priced at 10 12 and 15 alongside Scotch Homespun Tan at 15 to 18. Tuxedo Browns and Oxford Mixed styles in single or double breasted cuts at similar prices. Black Melton coat also offered at 10. Warranted free repair for one year. vast tailoring styles and first rate workmanship.

Oxford

Unclear Vessel Notes and Destinations Reported

Fragmentary OCR lists steamer origins and destinations with partial ship names. Readable items include New York mentions and Friesland perch, but many words are garbled, leaving identities and routes uncertain.

New York Soneessr Bros Circassia W York Friesland Perch

Hungarian machinist killed lover and died by suicide

Sept 2 report from Girard Pa states Michael Karofa a Hungarian machinist aged 31 murdered Katie Robaly aged 20 and then died by suicide. The couple were said to be lovers in Hungary and the tragedy follows news the girl was to marry another man next Monday.

Michael Karofa Girard Katie Robaly Hungary

County Democrats Set Up Reception for State Convention Guests

The County Democracy met last night and arranged a Reception Committee including A. H. Rowand Jr E S Kennedy Thomas J Keenan Sr William H Rees and Daniel Ford to manage caring for visitors. All members placed on a general committee for duties, with decorations and luncheon plans for the club rooms.

County Democracy State Convention of Democratic Societies Brennen A. H. Rowand, Jr E. 5. Kennedy Thomas J. Keenan, Sr William H. Rees Daniel Ford

Smoke Ordinance Push Finds New Committee

The Women’s Wealth Protective Association formed a committee to investigate delays in bringing the smoke condemning ordinance before Connells. Notice of a Homeopathic State Medical Society resolution on expectorating was received from Dr. R. W. McClelland. A resolution thanking Dr. McClelland and the society was passed.

Women's Wealth Protective Association Connells Homeopathic State Medical Society R. W. McClelland

War ren and McCarthy fight ends in CREE victory at Olympic

The September bout at the Olympic Club drew top contenders Tommy Warren and Gal McCarthy. Warren and McCarthy were among the era’s leading lightweights, with CREE declared the victor in the 71st round, closing the event in grand style.

New Orleans Olympic Club Tommy Warren Gal McCarthy Warren McCarthy Cree

Reed Barker Checker Contest Ends in Draws

In the eighth day of the Reed Barker checker contest at Curcaco on Sept 21 two games were played with San open ina. Both finished with draws as Harker defeated Reed 4 0 and another match ended without a winner.

Curcaco San Openina Harker Reed

Jewett v Garrett suit over railroad trespass continues

Judge Green refuses to set aside summons against Robert Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the William A. Jewett case. Three million dollars are involved and the suit will proceed.

Trenton S. J Green William A. Jewett Robert Garrett Baltimore and Ohio Garrett

Detectives Arrest Man Wanted in Philadelphia Fraud Case

Last night Detectives Coulson and Robinson arrested W. H. Gilleland, sought in Philadelphia for obtaining money under false pretenses with intent to defraud. The arrest followed a tele cam from Philadelphia authorities. He was captured on the 11:65 Pennsylvania Railroad train.

Coulson and Robinson W. H. Gilleland Philadelphia Philaelphia

Sporting Notes Previewing City Games

Fragmented notes indicate upcoming sports events in Pittsburg and the city. References mention Cleveland teams and an E. B. armpastic club, with Saturdays matches expected to be strong despite operations.

Topat Clevelands Oeason ADKE Pittsburg Temiet Oy Wikeig E. B.armpastic

Comedian Acquitted in Cincinnati Murder Trial

Lafayette Woodson, a Cincinnati comedian, was acquitted this afternoon of the murder of Thomas Fleming. The verdict drew applause and a touching scene as Woodson’s wife sobbed in his arms while friends offered congratulations. The killing was ruled purely accidental.

Wursting Lafayette Woodson Cincinnati Thomas Fleming Woodson Fleming

Board of Home Missions Holds Annual Session Here

The Reformed Church board conducts its annual meeting in Lancaster with reports showing thirty missionaries supported and a general fund balance of 49 dollars, plus funds for building and a line item of 1,613 dollars.

Lancaster Board of Home Missions of the Reformed Church

Expert blocked from Allegheny Controller books insists on court order

An expert hired by Market Clerk Hastings was denied access to the Allegheny Controller's office books yesterday. Hastings says he will seek a court order to compel the Auditor and Controller to permit examination of the books.

Hastings Allegheny

Teatman Anderson Assigns Columbus Paper Mill

Teatman Anderson, owner of the Columbus Paper Mill for 19 years, has made an assignment with assets and mobilities each estimated at 40000 dollars. No plan exists to continue the mill. Recent telegraphy advances allow firms to send 100 words for 2 1/2 cents and earn profits.

CoLtellars Teatman Anderson Columbus

Niles commission inspects city lighting project

A delegation including RG. Sykes W. H. Sayers Edward Wag staff J Gray C J Strock A Mackey and W J Flaherty visited the city to inspect electric lighting construction and operation costs. Their aim is to report back to guide adoption by Niles authorities.

RG. Sykes W. H. Sayers Edward Wagstaff J. Gray C. J. Strock A. Mackey W. J. Flaherty Niles, C Obect Iss

Receipts Reported At Humane Society Meeting

At the regular Humane Society gathering yesterday Secretary Davidson listed contributions from Harmony Society Economy Pa Henrici and Duss trustees 0 Charles Clark 0 Mrs Louisa Osworth 20 William B Scaife Son 8 Wieblo Bros 3 5 H W Carroll 5 cash 3 James J etnery so Mrs Charles Giles 5 and Agent J M Herdman 10, making a total of

The Humane Society Davidson Harmony Society Economy Henrici and Duss Charles Clark Louisa Osworth William B. Scaife

Cumberland Youth Arrest Case Involving Stolen Jewelry

Officer C T Kellar of Cumberland Md detained Peter Richards a 17 year old from Sharon Pa after a visit to Cumberland. Richards allegedly stole a watch and other jewelry from a local businessman. He was held in custody while authorities arranged return to Cumberland with proper papers.

C. T. Kellar Cumberland Peter Richards Sharon Hkichurd

Advertising on Carlsbad Sprudel Salts Promises Health

An advertisement argues against fat using plain and refined terms, contrasting unhealthy adipose tissue with healthy tissue. It claims the Carlsbad Sprudel Salts correct excess fat, balance appetite, and promote firm flesh, sold by Eisner & Mendelson Co. as sole agents in New York with bottle signatures.

Carlsbad

Hazelwood boat-builder discusses Electro pathic Institute care

Mr Thorme F Robinson, a noted local boat-builder of Hazelwood on Lata ette street and Twenty-thirds street, shares his experience with the physicians at the Electro pathic Institute located at 07 Penn avenue.

Thorme F. Robinson Lataette Street Hazelwood Ft the Electropathic Institute Penn Avenue

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