World of Sports Big Week Shifts in Baseball Standings
The week saw Chicago widen its lead as Boston and New York held steady with three wins each. Cleveland and Cincinnati faltered, while Pittsburgh snapped a 10 game skid, closing the gap. Trade rumors and player moves swirl as Pfeffer and McGill draw scrutiny and Queens, Boston, and Chicago loom large in the pennant chase.
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Ostons
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Ilset
Phillies
Deooklyns
Cleveland
Cincinnatis
Rome
Pittsburg
Fnally
Pitteburg
Issih
Galvin
Miller
Pittaburgs
Whitowy
Laois Lowns
Kuelope
Louisvilles
Pop Suibh Ty
Omahas
Coleman
Heston Association
Dad Quinn
Syracus Stars
Ringo
Leguod
Shomberg
Barkley
Morris
Mountain
Green
Mann
Mofford
Bishop
Handibae
Columbus Colt
Diamont
Boston
McGandhy
Hanlin
Feld
Rye
Columbus
Joe Quinn
Lynch
Nicoll
Chicago Nine
Willa
Albanys
Hala
Campau
Yray
Deadlies
Ryo
Minneapolis
Yuen
Willie McGill
St. Louis
McGill
American Association
Drinkenness
Natn
Pfeffer
Gant Smith
Latham
Ciprinnatis
Cincinnati
McAleer
Rimmer
Smith
J. W. Basa
Milwaukee Hoard of Trade
Sait
Neers Ean City Railway Company
Chambers
Athletic Park
Fairyland High Fashion on New York Stage Prince Mataya
The New York Sun describes Prince Mataya of the De Wolf Hopper troupe in a fairyland dressing room scene. Della Fox appears as a captivating co star, wearing tailored shirts, collars, and a carnations boutonniere while critiquing fashion and performance. The piece blends whimsy with backstage detail on couture and stage dynamics.
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Fairyland
Prince Charming
de Wolf Hopper Opera
Prince Mataya
Pretty Della Pox
Anna O'Keefe
Miss Fox
New York
Tam
Della Fox
Wang
Tike
Thado
Aes
St. Louis
No desire to be a star seeks solid theater roles
An actor writes about preferring steady work under good management, living simply with his sister in housing, and choosing humble preparation over stardom. He recalls his billiards joke, emphasizes hard work, and aims to always do his best to reach the highest standard in his craft before being crowned.
Camp meeting trips and local notices across Ohio Valley
Miss Carrie Cain travels to Moundaville for camp meeting while Captain Cramer and family visit Pittsburg. Mrs A E Topp leaves for Allegheny to visit son. Mr Coulter sells stock and moves to Sardis. Woodsfield base ball club to play Clarington. Stranger J W Logan, an old soldier, arrested for theft after lodging with Thomas Cain. Updates from Sistersville and Steubenville regions note social events, picnics, and Labor Day planning. Parkersburg and Wheeling trips for excursions and visits are also mentioned.
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Agust
Carrie Cain
Moundaville
Charles Cramer
Pittsburg
A.E. Topp
Allegheny
Wm. It
John Zorn
Wheeling
Fred Kimple
N. E. Coulter
Fromtstic
W. Zesiger
Mr. Coulter
Sardis
Whern
Woodsfield
Bel Club
Clarington Club
J. W. Logan
Virginia
Thomas Cain
Mr. Cain
Mr. Logan
Ike
Squire B
Mallory
Friay
Sistersville
Hare and
Wits
J.T. Forsythe
Fauber
Wo Corbitt
Chicago
Henry Ferguson
Oalo
OU. A.M
C. C. McCormick
New York
Boyd
Wim
Fancher
Maria
F. B. McCoy
Tyler County
T. N. Barnewdale
New Matamoras
Moundsville
J. R. Rice
Martin's Ferry
Henry W
Ben Robb
B. Slemaker
Parkersburg
Billie Roe
Barnesdale
Local notes and visits across Steubenville area
A mosaic of social calls and movements includes visits by Miss Mary Schneler at the St Nicholas Hotel with Dr for two days, Lottie H Mitchell of Philadelphia as guest of Steubenville, and many townsfolk names in from Mt. Clemens, Buffalo, Pittsburg, and Cadiz. Updates on railroad work, a water mains project, a hospital trip, and local arrivals, with marriages, illnesses, and travel across Bellaire, Martin's Ferry, New Athens, and nearby towns.
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Eenna
Mary Schneler
St Nicholas Hotel
Ellsay Sen Ra
Bellaire
Lottie H. Mitchell
Philadelphia
Steubenville
Scio
Kate Harlan
George W. Alban
Mt. Clemena
Mich
John Pai
Buffalo
N. Y
Nellie Basler
Pittsburg
Joseph Basler
Pifth Street
Clara Forbes
Lizzle Mars
Cadiz
Hanca
Columbus
Charles Fister
Atlantic City
Martin's Ferry
Col
John Hill
Canton
Frank Mal
Tifln
Par
New Athens
Miss Little Boggs
James Pe
Mr. Boggs
Joseph Bolow
James Lyle
Posttio Urman Enlow
Woodcock & Co
Kirkwood
James L. Higgins
Bridgeport
Heeling Creel
Thomas
de, Wagner
C. C. Kinsly
J. E.truman
Toledo
J. W. Fowler
Wannextos
Pine Valley
Suni
King of Medicines as Humor A Cure Almost Miraculous
Testimony from a patient who endured rheumatism, scrofula and long invalidity before Hood's Sarsaparilla. After reading a book while recovering in 1686, he tried the remedy, symptoms declined, he recovered fully within a year, and has remained free of sickness since. He credits the medicine with restoring health and enabling him to work again.
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Hood
Mig. Co
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