A Review of Sports and Manager Hanlon Players of Local Club
A lengthy critique previews the 1890 baseball season ending next Sunday, lamenting fights and disillusionment. It weighs players, magnates, and public, noting dwindling enthusiasm, orders a boycott on public funding, and calls for a rational rebuild. It names Hanlon, Carroll, Kuehne, Morris, Robinson, Ostrojl, and local clubs and hints at football plans for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Players’ League
National League
Soe
P. L
Kuehne
Morris
Robinson
Hanlon
Carroll
Fred Carroll
Ostrojl
Sport Galvic
Jimmy
O'Neil
Australian rowers may visit for winter contests
The piece discusses potential arrival of Australian scullers Stansbury Kemp Matterson and McLean to row against American crews, notes Teemer and Gandaur as likely contenders, and contemplates future international races and revived professional rowing in the United States. It also covers boxing notes on Dempsey, Fitzsimmons, and Slavin versus McAuliffe, plus various society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Stansbury
Kemp
Matterson
McLean
United States
Teemer
Gandaur
John Teemer
Esse
O'Connor
O’connor
Gaudaur
Departmental Communications Mail Rules Stated
All communications for this department should be mailed to reach Tam Dispatch not later than Saturday morning. Reasonable space will be freely given to all organizations classified under this heading.
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E”Ejesa
Tam Dispatch
Union lodge plans and branch expansions in Sharon area
Castle No 6 of Sharon and 64 of Butler were noted with a ceremony and a meeting to follow in Branch hall. Grand Deputy J W Sullivan of Pittsburg will address the gathering and discuss new branches and membership drives across Clarion, Greenswees, and Wowinckle areas.
Conclaves in Allegheny Area Plan Growth and Gatherings
The Jeannette gathering opens Wednesday in October as Bethlehem and Pittsburg conclaves report strong activity. Several bodies like Franklin and Zeta target large member rolls by spring with meetings, initiations, and new applications noted across districts.
Great Piano Players and Their Views on the Miller Grand
The Philadelphia Musical Journal notes at a Faunderpile convention Miss Neally Stevens and E R Kroeger praised the Miller Grand piano. Stevens received an ovation after Liszt Hungarian Fantaisie and performances by a piano quartet in D minor. A Pittsburg showroom at 152 Third Ave showcases a choice selection of these elegant pianos.
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National Association
Faunderpile
Neally Stevens
E. R. Kroeger
Miss Stevens
Philadelphia Musical Journal
W. C. Whitehill
Third Ave
Pittsburg
October 9 Excursion Train and Fall Stock Sales
Special Pullman and first class coaches run as first section of the Chicago express from Allegheny at 2 40 p m arriving Chicago at 825 a m Tickets good ten days Burgettstown excursions via Pennsylvania Lines to Burgettstown with return until Oct 3 and one fare from Pittsburg Washington Wheeling Steubenville and stations Prices and stock notices for English suitings tweeds and silks, with discounts on fall and winter garments.
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Chicago Express
Allegheny
Central Wee
Chicago
Aslvania Lines
Burgettstown
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Washington, Pa
Wheeling, Steubenville
Wsu
Varied Fraternal Meetings and Patent Reports Highlight Allegheny News
The Eureka tent of the National Order of Rechabites plans an open meeting Sunday at Ohio Street Allegheny with good speaking promised. Lady Gladstone Lodge No ?, Order Daughters of St George, meets Thursday afternoon at 220 East 18th Street. Kale of the Golden Eagle may adopt a $250 or $500 death benefit assessment at the Grand Castle of Pennsylvania session. Philadelphia hosts an anniversary entertainment next Wednesday for the Golden Eagle in Pennsylvania. Thomas A Armstrong Council No 291 C A M conferred degrees last Saturday, noting growth since installation. Pride of Allegheny City Lodge No 24 of the American Protestant Ladies Association organized Friday with initial officers listed. Higdon & Higdon report several patents from C E Doyle, Pittsburg, and Washington.
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Dr. Tilton
F. W. Brooks
Richmond
Pittsburg
Shaner
DuBois
Hannan
Deacon Toda
Lewis
Evans City Legion No
Evans City Legion
Misa Kitty Ash
Evans City
byRvans City Legion No. 2
F. Brooks
Dr. Felton
James M. Todd
James A. McKee
Select Knights
Select Knights of America
Col
Charles V.lewin
Pencee B. Eaton
W. J. Draper
J. I. Carson
J . Q. Clappie
G. G. East
J. D. Anderson
R. W. Barnwell
Alfred 8. Smith
Charles Babst
A. M. Shaner
Benton Patterson
John Rowan
E. F. Seaman
W.B. Kirker
J. 5. Dean
B. H. Thomson
J. M. Todd
Medical Examiner
E. D. Wilt
T. J. Moore
W J. Snyder
John Downey
J.D. Jiles
James H. Hamilton
J. G. Berlin
William Griscome
Jeannette
Bethlehem
Franklin
Chambersburg
No. 8
J. K. Moorehead
Monongahela
Zeta
A. Duncan
Lawrence
Blythe
F. P. Blythe
Jacob Motz
Fifth Avenue
Supreme Vial
Beaver Avenue
Jay
FP. M
J. 4. Miller
Grant Street
Cap Sheaf
Eureka
National Order of Rechabites
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Lady Gladstone Lodge
Order Daughters of St. George
Ths
Pew Hall
Guild House
Eges Eenth Street
Grand Castle
Pennsylvania
Kale
The
Golden Eagle
Philadelphia
Allegheny City
Dancing Academy Opens Next Wednesday Evening
Thomas Dancing Academy at 64 Fourth Avenue announces beginner classes starting next Wednesday evening. The listing provides a secondary address at 96 Ith Avenue and invites new students to join the session.
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Thema's
Dancing Academy
Fourth Avenue
Bee
Thomas Dancing Academy
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Pitteburg
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W. C. Byers
Jefferson Medical College
Iene
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