Red Sox Executive Plans and Cleveland Bid for Parley
Cleveland and Boston baseball intrigues unfold as manager Mike Kelly is touted for Cleveland Brotherhood, with Johnson claiming Kelly will be secured and Cincinnati bought. Discussions involve P L magnates, with Branell, Johnson pursuing western expansion and Storey possible piecemeal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Ballclub
M. J. Kelly
Boston P. L
al Johnson
Cleveland
Mike Kelly
Johnson
Johanson
Cincinnati N. L
Tur Dispatch
Bogton Brotherhood
Inepatce
Cleveland Brotherhood
Ike
Tebeau
Kelly
Brownerhood
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Brotherhood
P.L
P. L
Boston
Harry Storey
Charce
Brecon
Veteran Manager Harry Wright Talks Baseball Affairs
The veteran manager of the National League criticizes the sport’s decline in popularity. He supports the Players' League's strength, calls for a compromise with two reading organizations, and warns against overpaying for Cincinnati while predicting baseball will remain profitable. He notes tensions from past player losses and argues for business-like handling of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wright
N. L
Players’ League
Natiwonsl
Cincinnati
Mesdes
Oimemnati
National League
Crmeimaati
Union Club
Saturday Ball Games Invade City Across Lively Matchups
National and minor leagues feature varied results with hits and runs across Cleveland Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo and St Louis fields. Pitchers Stafford Crane Gruber Nash and others headline multiple matchups as batters rack up scores and errors mount for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Pitteoure
Pitsburg
Sisseesesteual
Bireoklym
Pilevers—Morris and Siewakinge
Hoffalo
Bufalo
New York
Stafford
Crane
Pamwe— Beufalo
Dugen
Cleveland
Gitveinnd
Ater Eerie
Gruber
Eulroy
Nash
Players League and Association Matchups Listed
The schedule lists New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Buffalo New York at Cleveland Brooklyn at Chicago Athletics at Toledo Baltimore at St Louis Syracuse at Louisville Rochester at Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Heme
Ccs
Sunmary
Athletics
Cushman and
Hogers
Green
Stecker
Ipally
Terond
Aust
Lois
St. Louis
Ores
Baltimore
Siu Mantitts
Bee
Entroms
Haltimire
Ers
Mueran
Trost
McMahon
Ekie
Robbet
Lewis
Louievifie
Kret
Weckbecker
Louieville
Syracuse
Hita
Healy and
Welch
Stocker
Daily
KY Diaitcrich
Neal and
Go McMaton
Townsend
Hite
T. Errore
Hala
Luoisville
Burg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Players’ League
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Association—Athletics
Baltitimore
Louisville
Rochester
Columbus
Parsons Denies Boston Series. Louisville Stands Apart
Louisville president Parsons denied reports that Louisville would play a championship series with Boston. He said the association remains a party to the National agreement and has not repudiated it, dismissing sensational stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Boston
Syrause
Parsons
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Local Parks Host Baseball Doubleheader With Phillies Visit
Two home games today. At Exposition Park the P. L. team faces Philadelphia. Staley will start for the home club and Buffinton for the visitors. At Recreation Park the Phillies begin their season on the road to this ballpark. Anderson may start for the home team and Vickery likely will pitch for the Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Park
P. L
Philadelphia
Staley
Buffinton
Recreation Park
Phillies
Anderson
Vickery
Manager Hanlon Targets Promising Pitcher This Week
Manager Hanlon is pursuing a promising young pitcher who is excelling with a leading club. He praised the pitcher for holding a strong team to one hit in a recent game and noted that he expects to hear from him in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Tex
Syracuse Receipts Attached In Louisville Case
President Phelps attached the Syracuse club’s share of receipts in Louisville as manager Frager failed to pay for three months. The attachment amount was 515 dollars, nearly covering the club’s pressing up to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Louisville
Phelps
Frager
Slavin and McAuliffe Fight Records Published
The office publishes detailed records for Frank P. Slavin and Joe McAuliffe after their recent bout. Slavin’s career spans Queensland to London with notable wins and a disputed Belgian draw. McAuliffe’s early rise includes Paddy Ryan and subsequent defeats, with claims of a 100 yard sprint in Py seconds.
Altoona Shoots Prepares For Big Trap Tournament
Altoona trap shooters plan a driving park tournament set for October 7 with participants from across the country. Referee F. F. Davison of Allegheny, an experienced tournament manager, will oversee the event. Local organizers urge business and professional support as grounds and fixtures are installed for visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
F. F. Davison
Allegheny
Trouble for the Fighters
Warrants have been issued for the apprehension of Slavin and McAuliffe. Inspector Chisholm has been trusted with the warrants and it is expected the men will soon be in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospos
Slavin
McAuliffe
Chisholm
Local Sports Notes Highlight Mixed Events and Prospects
Sporting Norra and HOBSSEMEN near for Homewood races. P L team may play Homestead club. Haddivians listed for 2:30 trotting. Local and Philadelphia N L teams set postponed game for Wednesday. Sbhaefer and ee to contest billiard title. AMR JONES offers to match M McGinnis in KC Run. Merrelland 20 yards for 250 a side. Manager Hanlon denies Bursham as next year business manager. Wright urges firm stance on baseball affairs. J Goldsmith to Pittsburgh and Lexington trotting meetings adding four more wins to five this season. Exhibition dates set October 9 10 11 for home and Brooklyn P L. Second annual tournament of the Enter ie Gun Club to be held midweek with multiple contests.RAF
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L
Homestead
Philadelphia N. L
Sbhaefer
Ee Comtest
Amr. Jones
M. McGinnis
Lawrenceville
KC. Merlellan
Dwe
Brooklyn P. L. Texma
Wheeling
Greening
Alleona
Enet Peepee
Thoreday
Ree
Atlantis
Racing and League News from New York to Chicago
The report highlights Walbaum’s retirement after a hard season with losses near 0,000 and his shift toward Jersey track under Manager Buffington. It notes N L contracts, Belmont stakes totals at 7,700, and Belmont’s 75,450 earnings as breeder. A telegram chain covers Dempsey and Fitzsimmons disputes and club offers across Chicago and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffington
Cincinnati
P. L. Dent Yer. Ie
P. L
N. E. Yours
Mr. Belmont
Potomac
New York
Jack Pesiness
New Ur
Robert Fitzsimmons
Olympic Club
New Orleans
St Chicago
John A. Dempsey
Jack E Demsey
Sherman House
Qhicago
Olympic
California
Fire heavy loss at Fowler Brothers packing house
A blaze at the Fowler Brothers packing house at the stock yards caused about 690000 dollars in damage. The fire trapped 32 lard tanks that exploded and fed the flames, with 6689 hog carcasses burned in the cooling room. The fire, fueled by saltpeter and grease, kept burning for hours and may take days to extinguish. Insurance covers the loss. the Anglo American packing firm is now Fowler Brothers Limited. Manager Anderson Fowler noted the full extent could not yet be appraised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Brothers
Yd Co
Manchester
England
Anglo-American Packing Company
Fowler Brothers (Limited
Anderson Fowler
Sunday Morning Hearings at City Stations
Sunday hearing sessions across multiple wards concluded with mixed results. Magistrate Gripp processed 17 cases at Central station, while McKenna handled 41 at the Twelfth ward. Succop ruled 20 at South Side, Hoodman 11 at Fourteenth ward, and Mayor Wyman 23 in routine Sunday matters. Several defendants, including Troute and Dean, received 30 day penalties for gambling, while Rogers Milligan and Freeman were fined 25 for running speak easies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripp
Central Station
W. H. Ingram
Harry Davis
McKenna
Twelfth Ward
T. Foster
Johno Price
Peter Troute
S. Dean
Succop
Hoodman
Michael Rogers
Thomas Milligan
Newman Freeman
Wyman
Our Grand Holiday Display of Japanese Wares
Our grand holiday display of Japanese wares opens Wednesday October 1 in Pittsburg. The window showcases novelties from our own importation with limited stock. Goods can be set aside and delivered anytime during the holiday season, with no sales after January 1, 1891. Wa Haslace & Sox, Select Family Grocers, 18 Diamond Market Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haslace & Sox
Select Family Grocers
Diamond
Market Square
Pittsburg
Cheap excursion to Chicago by Pittsburg and Western Railway
Special train of Pullman sleeping cars and first class coaches to run as first section of Chicago express. Leaves Allegheny at 2 30 P M Central time arrives Chicago 8 25 A M. Round trip rate nine dollars. Tickets valid ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Chicago
Local Young Man Harry S. Cox Dies at 21
Harry S. Cox, 21, died Saturday at 2 10 P.M. at his home 4820 Hatfield Street. He was born at Twenty third and Penn Avenue and was the son of the late Thomas B. Cox a contractor and builder born in Philadelphia. He was a member of General Putman Council No 125 Jr O U A M and a favorite among his comrades with no enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Cox
Hatfield Street
Cox
Twenty-third
Penn Avenue
Thomas 8. Cox
Philadelphia
Christ M. E. Church
Morgan
General Putman Council
Arnheim Live Stock Company Seeks Buyers for Horses
The Arnheim Live Stock Company at 52 Second Avenue Pittsburg Pa reports receipt of 25 head of extra draught and general purpose horses including matched teams and five imported Shetland ponies. Mules are also available for draught and pit mine work. Call at their stables to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnheim Live Stock Company, Limited
Second Avenue
Pittsburg
Able & Shuster Hosiery and Portrait Offer
A promotional note from Able & Shuster at 35 Fifth Ave advertises hosiery and underwear and a life size crayon portrait for 350 dollars or 12 elegant cabinets for 1 dollar until November 30 1590 81. The ad also mentions Au recht's Elite Gallery at 516 Market St Pittsburg and an elevator for bringing children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Able & Shuster
Fifth Ave
Au ‘Recht
Market St
Pittsburg
BIDDING FOR A BRIDE. WASTE A LOT OF GOOD MONEY
In a U S Court case in Buffalo Georgia Anna Cocraft and Franklin Coon pleaded guilty to a mail fraud scheme posing as marriage prospects. They advertised for husbands and exchanged photos and letters with numerous victims in multiple states, obtaining money from Fulton of Helena Montana and others before authorities intervened. Georgia received three months and Coon four months in penitentiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BuffaLo
United States
Foxe
Georgia Anna Cocraft
Franklin Coon
Georgia
Erie County
Coon
Binghamton
Anna Coon
N. Y
Arthur B. Fulton
Helens
Mont
Fulton
Helena
Filton
Annie
Anna
Annie Coon
David J. Winkler
Grand Rapids
Mich
Winkler
Northern Pacific Railroad
W. G. Hart
Washburn
Wis
Hart
Justin E. Joslin
Laurens
Providence
R. L
New Territory Developments From Western Mining Dives
Reports from Denver to Duluth detail major mine sales and discoveries across the West. English buyers purchase Bay Rock for 825000. Aspen mine yields 7 ounces silver per ton over 20 feet. gold and silver veins active near Tincup Crested Butte and Cloud Lake areas. New districts like Thunder Bay and Half Way House attract claims, with vast silver potential and rising ore shipments to smelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New York
Denver
Bay Rock
Brush Creek
Crested Butte
Orton
Aspen
Tincup
Denver and
Pueblo
Ora
Mary Are
Homley
South Fork
St. Elmo
Duluth
Thunder Bay
Jtond Lake
Lake Superior
Cloud Lake
Livy Ieraedain
North Shore
Silver District
Spano City
Elkhorn
Idaho City
Wast & Are Nn
Boston
Boise City
Half Way House
A. J. Boyakin
Idaho
Weather Report From Pittsburg 1890 Service Office
United States weather service notes release from Pittsburg on September 28 1890. Report details include temperature range rainfall and extremes with several garbled lines indicating maximum and minimum temperatures and atmospheric conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
Hainfall
Frost and the Lowest Temperature of the Season Reported
A special weather bulletin notes a cold wave across the Northern States with a high pressure center over the lakes. Temperatures fell to the season’s low, with frost expected in the lake regions, Northern New York, and New England, while Virginia saw extended cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
New England
North Atlantic
Lakes
Michigan
New York
Virginia
Pittsburg Goes Higher Houses for Last Week
Boston dispatches compile a table from Clearing Houses showing gross exchanges for last week with percent changes against the same week in 1889. The report notes increases and decreases across cities, including Pittsburg, and provides rates of change in percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany Reform League nominates McGowan for Assembly
In Albany County the reform league formed by Knights of Labor delegates nominates M. F. McGowan, a Capitol carpenter and D A 147 K of L officer who helped secure a Buffalo strike. He previously assaulted a newspaper man over criticism of his state pay while leading labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Albany
Knights of Labor
Central Hudson Railroad
Albany County Reform League
M. F. McGowan
McGowan
the Capitol
Buffalo
Sailors Charge Murder After Yorktown Storm Death
San Francisco reports the steamship Yorktown arriving 166 days from New York after a brutal voyage. Boatswain James Weston disappeared overboard July 1 during a storm. Sailor James Carr accuses second mate Thomas Nolan of severing Weston’s life line, with three sailors corroborating the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Yorktown
New York
James Weston
James Carr
Lice
Thomas Rolan
Weston
Carr
Nolan
Campaign opens in Butler County with addresses
The Republican campaign in Butler County will formally open on Saturday with speakers Delamater Waters Stewart General Hastings and Senator A D Narlan of Chester County addressing an afternoon meeting. Pattison is expected to visit later in the campaign. The Democratic Congressional Conference plans a meeting Monday evening where a nomination is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butleer
Delamater
Waters
Stewart
Hastings
A. D. Narlan
Chester County
Pattison
Democratic Congressional Conference
Strikes, arrests, and church dedications in Western Pennsylvania
Inwrw strikers prevent new workers from taking their places. Twenty three men and boys arrested at Youngstown for stealing train rides. Two men seriously injured on the Pennsylvania road near Johnstown. Crowds gather for corner stone laying of a new Catholic church at Greenville. Rev Dr T M Boyle gives farewell sermon at Braddock M E church. United Brethren Church at Mt Nebo near Scottdale dedicated yesterday. In a horse race quarrel Oscar Heffner stabbed David Harshey near Lima. Harshey may die. A divorce granted Jerome Rogers of Franklin from Rev E B Rogers who counseled a young lady in the West. W J Mixxick released from Dixmont questions Braddock regarding Rev J P Rilen's character for Greensburg on aileven. Three cars and two engines badly smashed in B and O collision near Barnesville Ohio. Engineer Wheeler and gauge Master Murdock severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Pennsylvania Road
Johnstown
Greenville
T. M. Boyle
M. E
Braddock
United Brethren
Mt. Nebo
Scottdale
Oscar Heffner
David Harshey
Lima
Harshey
Jerome Rogers
Franklin
E. B. Rogers
W. J. Mixxick
Dixmont
J. P. Rilen
Greensburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Barnesville
Wheeler
Gage
Murdock
Telegram Weather Readouts From Rivers and Towns
A special telegram to The Dispatch lists river gauges and conditions: Brown Stille River 6 feet é inches and falling with clear weather. Warrex River 9.10 feet and falling, clear and cool. Monean Town River } feet 2 Inches and stationary, clear. Wheeling River rising with clear, cool air. Minemnna River 1 10 feet M inches and falling, cool and clear. Memrs River 16 feet on gauge with a rise of 10, cool and clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrex
Monean
Wheeling
Ken Hur
Lissie Beyatir
Pittsburg
In Memory of the Anarchists memorial plan announced
Cariaco September 28 delegates from 35 free thinking societies met by call of the Pioneer Aid and Support Association to arrange a memorial for the execution of the Anarchists. They fixed Sunday November 9 as the memorial day with a big demonstration and prominent speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Pioneer Aid and Support Association
Kerr's Friends Scheming After Defeat Riles Miners
In Phillipsburg Center County on September 28, Kerr's defeat sparked intense worker anger. Plans for meetings at which censure resolutions will be passed and pledges made to vote for him are circulating, blaming Wallace allies. State Chairman not consulted or informed of the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Nueva Leon
Samuel Lederer
Dom Pedro Matiz
Nuevo Leon
Phillipsburg
Center Co
Kerr
Ventas
Planus
Wallace
Annie Derick obituary notice at 21 years old
Annie Derick, daughter of Mrs and the late Thomas Derick, aged 21 years 2 months 28 days, died Sunday December 28 1900 at 1125 PM. Funeral from 290 Bedford Avenue Wednesday at 9 AM. Friends invited. Haney obituary notes service time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
Annie Derick
Thomas Broderick
Bedford Avenue
HO STRIKE AFTER ALL. Chicago Street Car Employes Conclude Not to Go Out
The Westside street car conductors and drivers association ended an all night meeting without striking. Over a thousand workers attended as a general grievance committee was appointed to prepare a company demand and report at a second meeting next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Westside
National Officials Visit Kittanning Over Mill Case
National President William Weihe and Second District Vice President Florence Gullivan visited Kittanning on Saturday to investigate a mill worker's alleged illegal acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hittanning
William Weihe
Second District
Florence Gullivan
Kittanning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co
Cor
Grant and
DIA Se
Albert
THE
REDS
Maulifpe
Cinermnati
Cxovinnat
Mitesers—Mellane and Welch
Pingers’ League
Slavin and
M’auliffe
Saterday
Austraiiac
Frank P. Slavin
Maitland
New South Wales
Trim
Abasters Towers
Queensland
Martin Power
Tom Burke
Australia
Are Slavin
Shanahan
Gyrmpia
Aes Burke
Rockhampton
Hall
Hughenden
Professor Babbe
Slavin Chailen
Sydney
Bligh
Tom Taylor
Peter Jackson
Fogarty
Mike Dooley
Costello
Laing
New Zealand
Jack Burke
London
America
Bill Goode
Jem Smith
Bruges
Belgium
Smyth
Pelican Club
Vin
Smith
Bere
Joe McAuliffe
MacAuliffe
Ned O' Baldwin
O' Baldwin
Paddy Ryan
Glover
Mixe C
Jackson
Pat Killen
McAulife
Sypctal
Dunlap
Sporting Norra
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Walbaum
Jersey
Fife
Pittsburg and Western Railway
Harry
Enable & Shuster
Uotil
J. F. Cline
Seattle
Wash
Cline
F. Cook
Fannie Coon
Ella Randall
Colorado
Penwsy
Vania
West Virginia
Ohio
Farr
Special Weather Bulletin
Detroit
Minneapolis
Sar
Omaha
St. Paul
Thes
Richmond
Indianapol One
Dane Bartford
Washineto
Wees St
Memphis
New Haven
Montreal
Halifax
Zane
Nashville
Butler
Silver City
Silver Creek
EU Nelson
van Houtens
Keneta
Haney
Ace
City View
Maaa
Ms . M
Hera
Aaa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E- Pinkham
Tite Dinpatch
Rich Woods
Nicholas County
Allie Henkie
Papa
Max Klein
D. F. Melxtosa
M.D
Sharpsburg, Pa
Renovator Nature
Sudy
Burgvon
Ohio Street
Allegheny City
Burgoon
Uwrwk
Egypt
Q-Cent
L.goldsmit & Bro
Liberty St
Tickler A
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