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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1895

Page

6

South Paw Pitchers Breitenstein’s Career Highlighted

The article profiles left handed pitcher Carl Breitenstein of St. Louis, praising his speed, control, and curve while noting his value to the team and league. It notes an alleged $7,500 release fee, compares him to past greats, and lists other top left handers in the National League, including Knell, McGill, and Inks, with Breitenstein deemed the era’s best.

Phillies Tha Breiten Kam Penn Tiaders Faith Knell Louisvilles Des Louis Villes Pennsylvania Sluggers Wili Garl Breitenstein ST. Louis von der Ahes New Yorks Peaches South Paws Breitenstein Esper Baltimore Killen Pittsburg McGill Philadelphia Inks Louisville Cleveland New York Knauss Richmond Ramsey Kilroy Carl Breitenstein Home Comforts Browns Paim Yom Ramsey Weis Aura Doyle Phil Taylor Cincinnati Bostons Pittsburgs Breitenstein’s von der Ahe Miaiy Pu

Horses and Horsemen in a Busy Derby Year

President Clevel discusses teams of trot Boundless and the 50,000 American Derby winner. Trevier George Retobaze of Toledo plans a season campaign while many trotters face retirement to stud. Breeding and broodmare duties limit active racing as records and prospects for Alix and other famed lineages spark interest. Over 1,000 horses compete for 76,000 in stakes at Galesburg amid talks of future champions.

Clevel Monhars Trevier George Retobaze Toledo Fantasy Azote Alix Queen Galesburg Ghimes Robert J John Malcolm Forbes Arion Naxahoe Auma

Doble Sees Room for Speed Growth in Record Pace

Budd Doble, famed trotting trainer, expects more development in both trotter and pacer speeds this season. He favors Alix among trotters and Robert J among pacers to chase records. Doble notes Nancy Hanks set 3 04 at six, Alix age seven this season, in good form. Directum remains an uncertain factor depending on health after last season.

Alix Directum

Lord Rosebery and Derby Winners Across Years

The Derby has seen multiple consecutive wins by different owners. Sir F Standish won with Spread Eagle in 1795 and Didelot the next year. Lord Egremont followed with Hanover and Cardinal Beaufort, the Duke of Grafton with Pope and Whalebone, Sir Joseph Hawley with Beadsman and Masjid, and the Duke of Portland with Ayrshire and Donovan in 1888 and 1589. Rosebery stands out as a longstanding English premier figure in this line of champions.

Lord Rosebery F. Standish Spread Eagle Didelot Lord Egremont Hannibal Cardinal Beaufort Duke of Grafton Pope Joseph Hawley Masjid Duke of Portland Ayrshire Donovan Rosebery

Fourth Annual Assembly of the Pennsylvania Chautauqua at Mt Gretna

The Fourth Annual Assembly of the Pennsylvania Chautauqua will be held at Mt Gretna Pennsylvania from July 1 to August 2 1895. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will offer excursion rates from principal points with return validity. Mt Gretna is the site connected with the Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad thirteen miles from Conewango station.

Pennsylvania Chautauqua Mt. Gretna Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Company Gretna Jung Mt. Gretna 73 Ithye Cornwall and Lebanon Railroad Coneago Station

Healers Tout Potent Diuretic for Kidney Ailments

An 19th century account extols a widely used diuretic to treat kidney issues including dropsy and bladder troubles. It claims benefits for catarrh of the bladder gravel and urinary retention, promoting organic function and general wellbeing amid references to other ailments. The excerpt also notes a large seasonal catch observed at Royal Street Bridge.

Adamond Royal Street Bridge

Wanted Smoker Mailers For Nicotine Midgets Gigars Box

A late 19th or early 20th era notice asks smokers to send seven two cent stamps to Landis & Co. in Kippensburg Pennsylvania to receive a “box of Nicotine Midgets Gigars.” Each box to be mailed to a single address.

Landis & Co Kippensburg Landis& Co Shippensburg

Love God, sing of green world and bright desire

Fragmentary poetic passage depicts nature answering with devotion to a divine maker. Clapping leaves praise in a green world, imploring an answer to grief and joy. The speaker seeks clarity from nature about love and faith as blades of grass and birds echo a holy cry.

First Love and a Countess Tale of a Lost Beloved

A wandering narrator recalls a Paris review inspired tale of a countess and Gaston recounting a first love. The remembered narrative follows a young man who loves a woman who later leaves him, leaving him to cope with loss and the glow of a past happiness in scenes of salon conversation and memory.

Paris Review Berlin London Palamede Rene Edmond Gaston Saal Nea Ioush Jacques Iit Marner Eug Tony Amy Sia Wonderla Asker Anisenth Nut

Three college canoe crew captains up for the race

Cornell Columbia and Pennsylvania boat captains Troy Prentice and Alfred Bull are described as highly experienced, with Prentice and Bull holding notable rowing and football credentials. Troy, from Cornell, is named captain. Bull is Penn’s former stroke and noted for size and athletic prowess. Prentice rowed No. 2 for Columbia.

Troy Cornell Prentice Columbia Enlil Pennsylvania Colleve Sarsmen Cornell Columbia Milor Yale Harvard Alfred E. Bull Wilkesharre J. UO. Prentice Alfred B. Buel Asen University of Pennsylvania Bull Atalanta de Hedions Sestia Ds. Fone Ae de Hate Pennsvania Otto Wagenhurst Cornel

Giant Chicago rider weighs 457 pounds on 24 pound bicycle

Baby Bliss of Chicago, a famed rider named L. H. Bliss, stands 6 feet 4 inches tall with a 58 inch chest and a minuscule waist. He weighs 487 pounds in training and rode a 24 pound bicycle in a Chicago road race with over 500 entrants.

Chicago L. H. Bliss Bliss Elise

Checkers and Chess Score Drawn After Quick Play

Players Marks Hef Checker P Charkis ter 3 11 sing BO Whit king White to Chess Pr No 8 Fleischmann Black White 1 Oto 6 2 Gto 2 8 2toll Drawn.

Charkis Ter Whit King Fleischmann Black Oto Gto

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