President Cassatt to retire at next annual meeting
A well informed source states President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad will retire at the next annual meeting. The rule requires retirement at 70 for all employees, including top officials. Samuel Rea, 50, is named to succeed him after a long career since 1871 with the Pennsylvania system.
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Cassatt
The
Pennsylvania
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baldwin apple blooms lure Mansfield residents in Septembers
An East Mansfield yard displays a blooming Baldwin apple tree five years running. D. Sar ringer’s tree attracts locals as H. B. DeWitt brings branches into town. The heavy bloom contrasts with surrounding trees from this period. The Jersey Central earnings report shows net profits and surplus for the year ending June 20, 1905, with stockholders to receive the annual meeting notice. A laundry ad markets Red Cross Blue for whitening clothes at 5 cents per 207. package.
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D. Sarringer
East Mansfield
H. B. DeWitt
Baldwin
Mansfield Shield
Jersey Central
Philadelphia
The
Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
Market Prices in Butter Eggs and Grain Corrected by Firms
Markets list corrected prices for butter eggs and grain with assorted farm items. Entries include beans, beeswax, chickens, country ham, cabbage, onions, potatoes, and flour varieties, alongside rail and retail price postings and unit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder & Son
Sayaan
Ccceae
Grain and Livestock Prices from Multiple Markets
Price listings for cattle sheep calves hogs and grains across East Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland Chicago Boston and Cincinnati with bid ranges for various categories such as export steers butcher cattle milkers and springers and regional grain quotes No. 2 red wheat and No. 3 corn appear with figures in dollars per hundredweight and per bushel across dates unspecified, reflecting market activity and regional demand. Entities include East Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland Chicago Boston Cincinnati Wheat Corn oats and various cattle and hog classes.
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East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Castile
Soston—Weol
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Cincinnati
New York
Bata
Iberye
Fountains Name Strong Lineup For Danville Series
The Fountain club plans a strong lineup for Friday and Saturday at Riverside Park against Danville. Gorseline at first Ross second Tish short Hook second Abbott is Guney in left Ferrell and Lamma in right. Manager Prince seeks Catcher Kunkle from Lan caster. Lamma to pitch Friday Ferrell to right field. Ferrell to pitch Saturday with Lamma in the field. Danville lineup South first Bateman second Bearman short Doyle third Powell left Woodard center Totman right Benny Desp pitcher. Ruhlin fight banned by county authorities. Sheriff serves notice on promoters despite mayor permit.
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Fountains
Danville
Riverside Path
Gorseline
Ross
Tish
Hook
Abbott
Is. Guney
Ferrell
Lamma
Prince
Kunkle
Lancaster
Fountain
South
Bateman
Bearman
Doyle
Powell
Woodard
Totman
Benny
Desp
Rain Delays Football Practice Postponed Night Session
Heavy rain forced postponement of last night’s football practice. The squad was ordered to reconvene tonight and the team’s flashlights will be used during the session.
Big HIG game at Lewisville in score final
Canal Lewisville Sept 20 second game with Avon dale ended 5 to 4 in eleventh inning. Local residents hosted visitors from Coshocton and Newark with many guests calling on friends and family Sunday. Wm Payne Jr and other Coshocton residents spent time with relatives. several moves and visits noted along Main Street and Coshocton area.
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Canal Lewisville
Avondale
Isaac Ross
Gladys Shaw
Coshocton
John Wilhelm
Wm. Payne Jr
Welsh
Alice
Denver
David Markley
Howard Shrigley
Friends
H. W. Henderson
van Wert
Marion
Licking
Thomas Crambler
Babcock
Edward Dornan
Canton
Fias
Washington
New York
Boston
Samuel Bible
Millcreek
Grace
Renner
Chill
Prof
Messrs
John and
Thomas Graham
Chas Graham
Wm. Boyd
Guida Renfrew
Wm. Struble
G. W. Mohler
Chas. Jones
R. L. Besst
C. O. Besst
Conesville
B. Renfrew
Chas. Graham
James Lennon
Grandma Besst
Ohio Colleges Open Season With Obscure Schedules In Ohio
The opening of the college football season in Ohio is marked by extensive schedules across the state. Ohio State and numerous rivals like Oberlin Denison Kenyon Wittenberg and Mount Union feature in varied fixtures through November with games planned in Columbus Cleveland Athens Gambier and other locales.
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Buckeye
Ohio
Ohio State
Otterbein
Heidelberg
Muskingum
Wittenberg
Denison
Depauw
Case
Kenyon
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Oberlin
Wooster
Indiana
Ohio Medics
Massillon
Westerville
Ohio Northern
W. and
Washington, Pa
Antioch
Pittsburg Lyceum
Pitts Rg
Ohio University
Open
Mt. Union
T—Oberlin
iWttenberg
Springfield
Cage
Columbus
Marietta
Wesleyan
Delaware
Cincinnati
Oberlin High School
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Olive
East High
University of Cincinnati
Central High
Gambier
Tenison
Hiram
Reserve
Tiffin
Granville
Case School
Kentucky University
Lexington
Muskingum College
Debany College
Kenyon College
Athmey
Meredith Business College
West Virginia University
Athens
Muskinguim
Hanover Oet
U. GC
Earlham College
Indiana University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Carlisle Indians
Wilmington
Earlham
Richmond
Cedarville
Heidelberg University
Defiance College
Fort Wayne
Findlay College
Findlay
Ashland College
University of Michigan
Denison University
Toledo Athletic Association
Toledo
Cincinnati Medics
Ohio State University
Colmbus
Kenyvon College
Butler
Miarai University
Antioch College
Wooster High Seat
Allegheny
National League Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
In Philadelphia and Chicago venues, teams like New York Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and Cleveland faced batter lineups with various pitchers such as Doolin Bresnahan Mathewson and ONeill. Standings show Phila 72 60 .545 and Chicago 78 38 .670 amid league race. a Panhandle railroad damages case ties to Chicago strike history.
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National League
Cleveland
KMB
Detroit
Moore
Wakefield
Donovan
Drill
Roe
West
Clarke
Kitson
SP Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Falkenberg
Kittredge
Berry and Criger
New York
Philadelphia
Puttmann
Kisview
Coakley
Schreck
Batteriva—Goode
GriMte and
Kleinow
Bender and
Powers
W. L. PC. Phila
N.Y
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Clark
Boston Avenue
John Shaw
South Second Street
Pope- Goseer Company
L. M. Dearth
Wilbur Stock Food Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Morris
Second Street
Rigele Stand
Henry Clark
Citizens
Kirk's
Walnut Street
Leather Department
Novelty Advertising Company
P. O
Chas. W. Loos
J. N. Wood
Squire
West Main Street
South Righth
South Fifth Street
South Fourth Street
Goodiuck
Cnei'ng
Walnut St
J. J. Murray
Orcharf Street
Miller
W. A. Himebaugh
South Lawn Avenue
Orchard Street
Pew
Jc. G. Starker
Route 3
Fresno
Bell
South Third
Ash Street
S. Lawn Avenue
B. F. Stover
Dresden
J. W. Lawrence
Coshocton Fur Co
Peoples Baking CO
W. H. Williams
Main Street
Lane
Teange Sheree Baty
Iter
Mata St. Nes
Pres. Cassatt
Hanley & Co
Gliese
Grain and Livestock
Ruhlin
Salt Lake City
Joan WilleGus Ruhlin
Norrig
Christiansen
Sherif Emery
Lewisville
Panhandle Railroad