Sporting World Pennant Winners and Week of Surprises
Chicago led pennant race with seven remaining games and a doubleheader at Cleveland. Boston surged with six straight wins while New York and Pittsburgh faced slumps. Clarke, Hanlon, and McGoninkle reshaped the Pirates as the season neared its end with talks of matches and bouts across the boxing scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincionati
Tallendars
Eame
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Asson
Cofeaga
Hoston
Ansan
Pittsburg
Bitte Burg
Tontin Teats
Beth Lenacne
Association Pemusants Will
Histon
Chicaco Cranks End of Leagua Race Sparks Critique
A fragmented report notes Anson and his team arriving home in a buoyant mood after a disputed season. Eastern clubs claim the race was a hippodrome while Cleveland and New York observers debate outcomes and the strength of Boston and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
CiteAco
Oetotor I
Anson
Cleveland
Iand
Io Bismes
New York
Gotham
Enrog
Boston
Coughlin
Sullivan
Pittsburg
Town seeks sewerage system for Clarksburg
Citizens petition Clarksburg council to authorize sewerage work funded by a loan not exceeding fifteen thousand dollars. They argue for health and prosperity, noting water works and soil conditions. The petition includes doctors’ sanitary concerns and cites the Governor’s inaction on Weston asylum nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chankseuro
Esilay Svening Gar Nastiret
Eed
Sd Atta
Clirskburg
Torn
Kuti
Clarksburg
D. P. Morgan
D. W. Bowwick
J.W. Rameau
J. L. Carr
Jenning Howell
M. Bowvock
W. Beck
Weston
Readers on House floor named as 10 Democratic leaders
Washington October 1 notes that ten men will manage Democratic affairs on the House floor next winter led by Roger Q. Mills with Charles F. Crisp, William M Springer, Benton McMillin, William L Wilson and the Breckinridges. The piece outlines the power of a coterie over leadership, names potential speakers and influential legislators, and hints at factional splits within the party and among Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Register
Washington
House of Representatives
Roger Q. Mills
Texas
Charles F. Cisp
Georgia
William M. Springer
Tili — Nuis
Benton McMillin
National Legislata
Thes Piense
Keifer
Garrisle
Wver
Seond
United States
Mre
Hgrman
M. Springer
Roger Q. Sinceretty
William R. Miss
Ison
John G. Carlito
Roger
Q. Mis
Samuel J. Randall
Morrion
Mills
Teiend
Kentucky
Carlisle-Mills
McMillin
T. Wilson
Isp
Cor Springer
Ins
James H. Blount
Wilam L. Wilson
West Virginia
Mr. Wilson
Crisp
Slinger
Herbert and Oates
Alabama
Turner
Forney
Bynum
Indiana
Hatch and Dockery
Missouri
Hemphill
South Carolina
Hayes
Town
Outhwaite
Ohio
Roswell P. Fowler
Amos Cummings
New York
B.C. Lodge
Ashbald- Fitou
Charles Tracy
Massachusetts
Sherman Hoar
George Pred Williams
John F. Andrews
Reed
Heary Cabot Lodge
Tuliux C. Burrows
Barrow
Congress
Boutelle
Maine
Henderson and Dolliver
Iowa
Hitt
Hopkins
Illinois
Payne
Daizell
Pennsylvania
Hangen
Wisconsin
Dingley
Maloo
Walker
Belden
Henderson
Knights Templar Battle Report From Wheeling Commandery
A Wheeling Commandery No 1 report describes a drill by Knights Templar Red Cross Knights with emphasis on readiness, victory over an imagined enemy, and praise for Junior Sir A Ran and Captain of the Guard. It notes two Red Cross Knights elevated and lessons from ceremonies led by Emintat Commander Zorn and his officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Commandery No. 1
Red Cross
Durance
Loring
A. Ran
Zorn
Knights of 1onor Gather for Joyous Alpha Meeting
A large Knights of 1onor gathering convened Thursday evening with Brother Botsford among attendees. A dancer celebrated, while plans hinted at aiding a Koleht whose family may receive $2,000 if death takes the victim. The piece extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a restorative tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botsford
Among the Mills. Local glass trade and factory notes
The Wheeling area shows steady industrial activity with mixed output in glass and related plants. Factories like Lantern Globe, La Belle, Rodefer Bros, Acme, Circus, Jitna, Standard, and others report full or improving operations, while some cite gas shortages, pay days, and impending plant moves or closures shaping near term activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantern Gioba
la Belle
Rodefer Bros. Glass
Bellaire
Soo
Acme
Steubenville
Circus Glass Works
Jitna
Standard
Wheeling Lime and Cement Company
Caldwell’s Row
Bloch Bros.’ Tobacco Factory
Helen Bloch
la Belle Tron
Riverside Tron Works
la Belle and Wheeling Potteries
United States Glass
North Wheeling
Riverside
Barnesville Glass Company
Barnesville
Ohio
Laughlin
Belmont
Aries
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Sporting World
Bevan
Isaral Sporting News
Theresa
Fomsoo
Boone
Burn-Aeilesspo Iil
Barton Road
Gublie
Joe
Miarhader
Stans Fee
Shugart
Litlin
Hanlon
Bern
McGonnikle
CorkRll
Lally
Carroll
Miller
Stronger
Ais Gust Ok
Cincinnatis
Shewesiin
Sine Bajwlu
Bewan
Debs F. Sullivas
San Fnaxotsoo
Australi Jas
Steamanip Monowal
Tat Tatee
Sydney
John Te Sullivan
Anwirica
Dixon
Johnston
Mosranan
O'Rourke
Georges Dixon
Rod Johnston
Eagland
Lord Lonsdale
Maher
Billy Madden
Peter Maher
Ireland
Sailor” Brown
America
Jim Hall
England
Ife
Brown
Lagaucheterie Street
Montreal
Cyclope and
Sandows
Sas
Louis Cyr
J. W. Kennedy
Cyr
Sporting Notes
California
Griffin
van Heest
Bi Smith
Billy Woods
P. Mills
Bloyelist
Lands Ebi
John O'Groar
San Francisco
Joe McAnilite
Tha
Mission Boy
Kilrain
Godfrey
Brandoth
Paclive Club
Patsy Cardi
E. M. Bescher
Ton Gonette
New Yor
Tommy Warren
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Paddy Smith
Denny Gallagher
Police Gazette
Austis Gibbons
Smith
Richard K. Pax
Abbons
Gibbons
Austin Gibbons
Mike Cushing
Police Gazette Office
Andy Bowen
Patsey Kerrigan
Sofes
Clarence L. Childs
Louisville
Tommy Cabitt
Jimmi McAleer
Jesse Barkett Sage
Cushman
Walter Wellmar Ames
B. Q. Mills
C. Crisp
W. M. Springer
W. L. Wilson
W. G PF Breckinridge
C. B. Breckinridge
T. B. Redd
H.0. Lodge
J. 0. Burrowe
Rainee
Carlisle
the Secret Societies
Knights Templar
Knights OF
Hood
Basy
Wheiling
A. J. Sweeney & Son
Bell Stove Works
Moundeville
Hobb’s
Ditmas Bar
Weilsbarg Ilass Company
Carl Dover
Rodefer Gros
Oli
Gissa
China
Carvers
MO. Friedel’s
Market & Two Second Streets
J. W. Blatchley
Ns Pi Danner Wiva
Frew & Bertschy
Main Street
W. A. Hooxen & Co
West Broadway
Peabody
Clarington
Crambotox, O
Jobe
Imple
Eve
Catherine Messerty
Martinsville
A. F. Gasmire
Os Suet
Ofice
Chas. H. Berry
Alfred Dimmack
Wheeling, W. Va
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