Secret Amalgamated Conference Tightens Steel Strike Fallout
Pittsburg reports an all day secret Amalgamated advisory board session with tight security as talks over the steel strike stall. Officials Shaffer Williams and executives vanished then resurfaced at home. a New York move and arbitration options were discussed amid stalled negotiations and continued worker outages.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Advisory Board
Shaffer
Williams
Rumvors
New York
Williatuis
Willigestate
Slater
Amialzamated
Assention
United States
Steel Corporation
Suego
Amalesolicited
Shatter
Prouilnation
Scienie
Mene
Thee
Civic Federation
Stoel
Mentia Factory
Valuade River Pearl Found Near Prairie du Chien
In Prairie du Chien Wisconsin a remarkable river pearl was discovered yesterday by a local digger William Pisces. The pearl is described as perfect and cot shaped of the finest quality. It was reportedly sold for about $1000 to a pearl dealer.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Missia- Aippi River
Willan Pisces
Entire Town Threatened by Fire at Wisconsin Chair Works
A man threatened to destroy Jefferson Wisconsin yesterday at the Wisconsin Manufacturing Company plant makers of chairs and furniture. He was subdued last evening and a loss between 50 000 and 60 000 dollars was partly insured.
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Jefferson
Wis
Wirconsin Manufacturing Company
Temp scare in Coton Colombia eases after rebel activity
The temporary scare near Gatun on the Panama route subsides as calm returns. The U S S Ranger under Commander Wells L Field arrived at Panama yesterday, signaling stability and orderly conditions in the area.
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Coton
Colombia
Gatun Oan
Outekirta
United States
Itanger
Wells L. Field
Panama
Russian Emperor Would Have Visited Paris If Not For Police
A member of the Russian imperial suite says Emperor Nicholas I would have liked to visit Paris but was deterred by his private police who feared an anarchist outrage.
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Copenhagen
Nicholas
Paria
Russian famine fear blocks press reports in Russia
Petersburg dispatch notes government bans on famine coverage as hunger typhus and scurvy erupt across districts with hundreds dying daily.
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T. Petersburg
Russia
Eczema Relief Cited by Michigan Attorney after 40 Years
James J. Brown of St Ignace Michigan testifies that Dr A W Chase's Ointment cured a forty year skin disease on his leg after spending about five hundred dollars without relief. He notes itching piles and night relief, praising the ointment's rapid disappearance of symptoms and urges others to try it. Sold by C E Crecelius in St Ignace and Buffalo NY.
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James J. Brown
J. Ignace
Michigan
Med. Co. Baffalo
WW. Y
Dr. Chase
Secents
Dr. A. W. Chase
Ecuador Threatens Invasion of Colombia From Border
Washington reports surprise over Ecuador plan to invade Colombia near Cauca border. President Plaza aims for neutrality with Venezuela, but Ecuador’s Intervening Party may deploy forces toward Tanama to aid Colombian revolutionaries. U S warships at Panama ready to deter any attack.
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Ecuador
Colombia
Department of
Cauca
Senor Plaza
Venezuela
Tanama
Nicsiragan
Kellanee
United States
Panam
Lowa
Panama
Efreles
Nicaragua
Freight train crashes into passenger train in Dallas
In Dallas Texas yesterday afternoon a Texas and Pacific freight train collided with a Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe passenger train at a crossing in the eastern city area. The freight engine was cut in two and a small clerk named A F Jackson of Waco was found buried beneath the wreckage.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
A. F. Jackson
Waco
Turbulent Incident Near Constantinople Prompted Demand for Satisfaction
Little Holland to Mad reports Turkey's police forced entry Sunday during a pursuit of a suspect, prompting Holland to demand satisfaction for the assault on the legation. The event occurred in Constantinople as tensions between Dutch and Turkish authorities escalated.
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Constantinople
Holland
Viohkithen
Puteh
Thief Steals £20000 worth 3100 Dis from Beach Cottage
Five packages of 3100 Dis totaling £20000 were stolen yesterday from a trunk in a cottage at Long Beach a seaside resort about twenty miles from Los Angeles California.
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Lora Angeles
Cal
Longe Beach
Remarkable Cure Credited to Dr King’s New Discovery
A widow at Machias Maine faced impending death from pneumonia as physicians warned, but Mrs H Lincoln recounts how Dr King’s New Discovery saved her life during a fearful night. The remedy, claimed to cure throat chest and lung diseases, is sold by C D Knoefel’s drug store in trial bottles for a nickel and a dollar.
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Burnham
Machine
H. Lincoln
C. D Knoefel
Foley’s Honey and Tar Stops the Cough
A historical note describes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and lung irritations. The product is cited as a popular domestic remedy, marketed for relief of throat and chest congestion.
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Foley
President McKinley Addresses Pan-American Exposition
In Buffalo on September 6 President McKinley spoke to a vast crowd at the Pan-American exposition. He praised Blaine and reciprocity, urged the Isthmian canal and Pacific cable, and backed merchant marine growth. He greeted Captain Hobson during a government building tour and later attended a reception before visiting Niagara Falls with guests.
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McKinley
Esplanade
Blaine
Brigham
Government Board
Navy
Hobson
Merrimac
Milburne
Delaware Avenue
Cofelock
Leo
Niagara Falla
Base Ball Results and Club Standings Summary
Report on current baseball games and standings of clubs. Highlights include scores, winning pitchers, and league leaders. Updated points table shows position shifts and upcoming matchups for the top clubs.
Deserter Leaders of Tampa Strikers Return From Exile
Eighteen leaders of the Tampa cigar workers union arrive in Key West aboard the Gertrude after being marooned on a barren island off the Hopn durdas coast. They survived exposure and starvation and suspect captors intended them never to return. Washington orders investigation. depositions mailed to D C. The group includes six Spaniards six Cubans and one Englishman with two naturalized Americans among them.
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Tampa
Key West
Fla
Realszencia Union of
Gertrude
Hopnduras
Washington
United States District Attorney
Jacksonville
River steamer Gold Dust total loss after fire at Garteys Landing
Forty crew members and fifteen passengers from the river steamer Gold Dust reached Louisville after the vessel burned at Garteys Landing four miles below Alton Indiana. Pilot Joe Parrish recalled the fire started when a stove in the laundry ruptured.
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Louisville
Gartey’s Landing
Alton
Ind
Joe Parrish
Indiana
Wabash Hotel Manager Sues Over Disputed Relations
Stephen Kemp manager of Tremont House in Wabash files a $20,000 damages action against Mrs. Mary Newman proprietress of the hotel and wealthy local. The claim rests on alleged interference in his marriage with Kathleen Kemp, daughter of Mrs. Newman.
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Wabash, Ind
Stephen Kemp
Tremont House
Wabash
Mary Newman
Katherine
Newman
Government sues Day's sureties for $10000 in Berlin case
District Attorney Gould files in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia against the sureties of Charles Ht Day former vice consul and life deputy consul general at Berlin alleging he collected $10000 and did not remit it to the government.
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Washington
United States
Gould
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Chas. Ht. Day
Berlin
Day
Destructive Nebraskan Storm Destroys Benkelman Church
A severe western Nebraska storm hit Benkelman on September 6 with tornado like winds. The United Presbyterian church was demolished, numerous stables and windmills were blown away, and several houses were wrecked while residents hid in cellars and caves. no deaths reported.
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Benkelman
Neb
Nebraska
United Presbyterian
Pretoria Dispatch Names Shifts in British Command
Sept 6 report says Lord Kitchener will not go to the city but will complete his assigned task there. General Lyttelton will replace General Hildyard, who is departing.
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Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
General Lyttelton
Hildyard
Columbia Defends Cop Amid Turbulent World News
News brief notes The Columbia chosen to defend the police force amid international tensions Kaiser refuses to intervene in France Turkey dispute Turkey complains to Great Britain about a war vessel action President McKinley warmly welcomed at Buffalo Six men linked to Cotton Belt train robbery still at large Southern Pacific to burn oil abandoning coal Lakin Herron Ark City Kans pitcher dies during game Cincinnati Northern trims capital stock Armored by tragedy Arkansas City baseball player dies after game in Joplin Missionary party abducted in Djumabta area Death of Chau... McKeever German health resort near Braden MacArthur to command Colorado Army Department Arctic floes blockade in Labrador George Kenells age 22 shoots Bertha Richter and then kills himself in St Louis Caleb Powers injured in Frankfort jail incident resolving dispute with Jim Howard.
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France
Turkey
Great Britain
McKinley
Buffalo
Eylau
Tes
Southern Pacitte
Contaxon
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Lakin Herron
Arkansan City Kan
Joplin
Trignody
Djumabta
Honduras
War Department
Cienegal Chauncey McKeever
Braden
Hanover
Germany
MacArthur
Philippines
Wal
Department of Colorado
Bia
Denver
Labrador
George Keneils
Bertha Richter
St. Loula
Hin
Caleb Powers
Frankfort
Jim Howard
Howard
Warden Shideler Resigns Amid Prison Board Rift
Michigan City Sept 6 Warden George Shideler of the Indiana state prison resigns effective Nov 1 after prolonged dissension with Uriah Culbert a board member from the city Governor Durbin declines reappointment of Walter Vail and names ex Senator Culbert to succeed him Deputy Warden M M Barnard once assistant deputy to Warden Parley is close to Culbert The controversy is cited as the cause of the resignation
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Michigan City
George Shideler
Indiana State Prison
Board of Control
Shideler
Uriah Culbert
Durbin
Walter Vail
Culbert
Senator Culbert
Ane Agitelor
Wirdens French
Earley
Vail
M. M. Barnard
Me O
Parley
Oto
Lawton Monument Planned for Indianapolis Courthouse Approach
The General Lawton monument will stand mid approach to the Delaware street entrance of the courthouse as a full length bronze statue of the late soldier. County council approved a $2,000 appropriation requested by the county commissioners to cover the base and site costs in line with the monument commission conditions.
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Indianapolis
General Lawton
Delaware Street
French
Mishawaka Woman Discovers Two Husbands Alive
In Mishawaka Indiana Mrs A Stockman learns she has two living husbands. She first wed Marshall county man Marshall after an earlier marriage ended with his death. Later she married Nichols who perished in a building collapse. This week Stockman and the first husband reached an agreement and divorce is planned.
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Mishawaka
Tnd
A. Stockman
Mardhao
Marshall County
Nicholk
Stockman
Early tragedy after wedding in Warsaw
William F. Shucer, married five days, was found dead yesterday in a field near Warsaw with his throat cut. Authorities consider whether the death is suicide or murder. Mrs. Shucer says her husband left for the field in good spirits and cannot explain the death.
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Warsaw
William F. Shucer
Rural couple wed after one hour of acquaintance in Decatur
Mrs Hattie Eicher aged 60 and Abraham J Beery aged 80 married after a brief acquaintance in Decatur Vod Sept 0. The couple planned to live in Anthony Kansas. Both are described as financially well to do.
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Decatur, Vod
Hattie Eicher
Abraham J. Beery
Edeher
Anthony
Kan
Four heirs claimed to Tex. land tied to Revolution ancestor
In Charlestown Indiana on September 6 Mrs W B Payne wife of a local church pastor is said to be one of four heirs to about 4000 acres of land near Beaumont Texas. The land was granted to an ancestor for Revolutionary War service.
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Charlestown
Ind
Payne
Christian Chburch
Beaumont
Tex
Tragic Night Incident in Alexandria Involves Harry Eckenrede
A late night confrontation in Alexandria Indiana ends with Harry Eckenrede firing at an intruder breaking a window screen. The wounded man was aided by a companion who helped him onto a horse and rode away.
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Alexandria
Ind
Harry Eckenrede
T Onn
Toth Raeing
John Kemley Kills Pursuing Tramp in Self Defense
In Logansport Indiana a man named John Kemley aged about 60 was pursued by a tramp. Kemley turned and shot with an air gun hitting the attacker on the cheek, ending the chase and leaving the tramp with an ugly wound.
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Logansport
Ind
John Kemley
Politicos Talk Reelection and District Shifts in Indiana
In Indianapolis Warren Bigler of Wabash is set to be reelected Republican state committeeman from the 1st district and secretary of the committee. Changes to the state committee appear limited with several successor choices noted in districts 2 and 4. Governor Durbin expands rural ties visiting a Madison county fair, while Judge Monica is seen as a candidate for the U.S. court of appeals vacancy. Marion city council moves to bar nitroglycerin transportation inside city limits, a measure opposed by oil interests amid local drill plans.
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Indianapolis
Warren Bigler
Wabash
Bigier
Republican State Committee
George Cunningham
Nat A. Hill
John C. Blilheimer
Durbin
Anderson
Madison County
Wilson
Marion
Ind
New Philadelphia arsonist in custody after confession
New Philadelphia Ohio, September 1 fired up by a former fireman Robert W Ditto confessed to being the author of numerous incendiary fires over the past six months. He claimed a desire to see people panic and rush to fires. Ditto was held on ten thousand dollar bond.
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New Philadelphia
Robert W. Ditto
New Philadelphia Fire Department
Ditto
Tipple Fire and Rail Bridges Cut Rail Link in Earlington
Earlington Kentucky reports the Carbondale Coal company tipple was fired on Sept 6 with about 10 shots using a Winchester. Two railroad trestles were burned Wednesday night severing the Crib Tree and Carbondale mines from the Alinola Central line, leaving mines closed due to disrupted connections.
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Earlington
Carbondale Coal Company
Crib Tree
Carbondale
Alinola Central
Daily Market Report for Sept 5 at Indianapolis
Prevailing prices for grain provisions and livestock shown. Wheat No 2 red steady at 70 cents per bushel. Corn weak with No 2 price around on more figures. Cattle and sheep activity noted, cattle active while herd prices unclear.
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Indianapolis
Sion
Grain and livestock market notes from Lamarville
Lamarville buyers report mixed grain prices with No 2 red wheat and No 2 white corn and oats listed. Cattle bids show strong demand with steers high and lambs around 260 with sheep and lambs in the market.
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Lamarville
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock Report Quiet Trading Prices
Wheat firm at No 2 red T24e. Corn and oats steady to firm with minor shifts. Cattle quiet around 25. Hogs steady at about 4.30 to 4.80 per hundredweight. Sheep steady near 1.00. Lands slow at 345.35.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Livestock Prices Respond to Market Boldly
Cattle very strong with feeders and steers at 1 togs arch ers and feeders around $2.25. Hogs active at $5 per cwt. Sheep steady at $4. Lambs lower at $3.54 to $4.78.
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Chicago
New York Livestock Prices Steady for Cattle and Strong for Sheep
The New York livestock market reports cattle prices steady at four dollars per hundredweight while sheep hold firm around 250 dollars, with lambs also strong. The quotes reflect steady demand and cautious trading as the market adjusts to current conditions.
Buffalo Livestock Prices Mixed on Cattle Barrels
Market report shows fast buffalo cattle activity with prices near 3.0 to 4.75 per head. Trading notes indicate strong demand for hogs and cattle with rates fluctuating across categories.
Dotterer Family Offers Reward in Murders at Home
The Dotterer family and neighbors in Kokomo Indiana propose a reward of 1000 for the arrest and conviction of robbers who killed Benjamin Dotterer in his home during a robbery attempt. Mrs and Miss Dotterer are in nervous prostration and fear they will succumb to distress.
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Kokomo
Ind
Dotterer
Benjamin Dotterer
Miss Dotterer
Mann Ia
Wheat Quiet Cash Prices and Health Claim Advertisement
Wheat and corn prices shown as quiet and firm with No 2 cash quotes. A testimonial from Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois credits Fogg's Honey and Tar for relief from twenty years of bronchitis and throat and lung disease. Available at all druggists.
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Minerva Smith
Danville
Fogg
Ali
Smiley Brother Kills Man in Saloon Shootout
Michael Smiley died at City Hospital from a revolver wound inflicted by his brother John Smiley at the latter’s saloon on Wednesday night. The murderer is under arrest.
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Indianapolis
Michael Smitley
City Hospital
John Smiley
Railway youth dies after cut on broken glass
Evansville Indiana September report says William Darnell a 17 year old railway employee cut his bond on broken glass and bled to death before surgical attention could be called.
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Ray
Evansville
Ind
William Darnell
Urania burns on river near Mascntine Louisiana
In Mascntine Louisiana on September 6 the Carnui vality Packing Company boat Urania burned to the water’s edge during a late excursion from Davenport. Burlington passengers on board escaped unharmed. The Urania was recently purchased by Captain Walter L Blair at Clocinoath.
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Mascntine
Carnuivality Packing Company
Burlington
Davenport
Walter L. Blair
Clocinoath
Electric Bitters touted by Texas lawyer for malaria cure
E B Monday of Henrietta Texas claims his brother recovered from malaria and jaundice after using Electric Bitters. The ad asserts the remedy expels malaria purifies blood aids digestion and regulates organs. It offers 50 cents at C D Knoefel's drug store and promotes low fare Pan American Exposition tickets after July 1.
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E. B. Monday
Henrietta
Tex
C.D Knoefel
Kidney Cure Claims by Foley’s Drug Ad
Advertisement asserts most serious diseases start in the kidneys and promotes Foley’s Kidney Cure with a to be guaranteed claim. It urges purchase from druggists and highlights Foley’s as the remedy.
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Foley
A Strawular Accident Sends Men to Hospital
Harolston Oregon Sept. ho George Clark and Charles Holley laborers employed by a sewer contractor quarreled yesterday afternoon Clark raised his pick to strike Eldley and struck himself in the right eye with the reverse end the eye was ruined and it is feared the brain is injured and Clark may die
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Harolston
George Clark
Charles Holley
Clark
Eldley
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Bright Mood Revival
A reflective piece notes a turn from trouble to joy after a night with Rocky Mountain Tea, recommending readers ask their druggist for the remedy.
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Rocky Mountain
Reduced Fares to California Via Pennsylvania Lines
Special low rate tickets to San Francisco offered by Pennsylvania Lines for General Convention Episcopal Church. Tickets on sale September 1 through 26 and September 27 for trains reaching Chicago or St. Louis that date. Inquire at Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents.
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San Francisco
Northern Michigan Outings Via Pennsylvania Lines
Annual low fare excursions to Northern Michigan resorts run this season on September 3 4 7 and 11 from New Albany Indiana. Round trip from New Albany to Petoskey or Traverse City is 11 00, to Mackinac Island 12 00 with steamer ride from Mackinaw City included. Tickets good returning in 30 days. Fall information available from A H Schell, Ticket Agent.
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Northern Michigan
Pennsylvania
New Albany
Ind
Petoskey
Traverse City
Mackinac Island
Mackinaw City
H. Schell
Pan American Exposition Excursion Limits Announced
The Pennsylvania Lines sets return limits for Buffalo bound Pan American Exposition trips. One cent mile coach tickets allow six days round trip with trains leaving Buffalo by 1 a.m. Monday after sale. Ten day tickets are fifteen days, and fifteen day tickets twenty days. Extensions start August 20 and inquiry should go to local ticket agents.
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Baffalo
Akron
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Summer Sleeping Car Line To Michigan Resorts
Louisville based through sleeping cars run daily at 4 p m to Petoskey Traverse City Bay View Harbor Springs Mackinaw City with steamer to Mackinac Island arriving at noon. Tourist tickets via Pennsylvania Short Line from Louisville and Cincinnati available at ticket offices or connecting railways in the South. For more information contact C H Hagerty D P Augt Louisville Ky.
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Louisville
Petoskey
Traverse City
Bay View
Harbor Springs
Mackinaw City
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
C. H. Hagerty
D. P. Augt
Loniaville
Open for Summer Tourists on Louisville Lines
Sleeping car routes between Louisville and Northern Michigan begin summer service via Pennsylvania Short Lines and G R I. Trains leave Louisville at 4 p.m. and Cincinnati at 5 p.m. Inquiries addressed to O H Hagerty D P Agt Louisville Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Michigan
Pennsylvania Short Lines
Cincinnati
O. H., Hagerty, D. P. Agt
Excursion Tickets to New York On Sale July First
Pennsylvania Lines announces excursion tickets to New York with return via Buffalo and a stop over at the Pan-American Exposition. Tickets go on sale July 1 at principal ticket offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Lines
Sanderson Post Trip to Pan American Encampment
Sanderson Post No 101 plans a trip to the Pan American Encampment in Cleveland Ohio leaving New Albany by special train from Vincennes depot at 5 33 p m Monday Sept 10th with through coaches and sleepers. Dining car included New Albany to Cincinnati arriving Cleveland about 4 am next day. Round trip from New Albany 70 applies to deposits. Special rates to Sellyland Buffalo and return. Contact H W Conway or A Fre, committee, ALR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Post
New Albany
Buffalo
H.W. Conway
Pan American Akron Route Exposition Booklet Offer
Send your address to G. H. Hagerty at 230 Fourth Avenue Louisville to receive an attractive booklet detailing the Pan-American Exposition and the Akron Route with route information and highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Hagerty
Fourth Avenue
Louisville
Akron
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