Milwaukee Marks in Exhibition Debacle by Brewers
Pittsburg pounded Milwaukee as Baldwin allowed the visitors two first innings runs. Swartwood Farrell and Beckley homered for Milwaukee while Ward and Ferson struggled. Attendance about 700 with a hazy, noisy crowd at Expo sition Park.
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Yittsdorg
MDP A Emilwere
AE Tisalon
O Ward
Deerteuer
Metoor
Bwarichod
Otenry
Farrell
Twitehel
Hieckirs
Eerie
Shugart,s
Keng
Mrhh, i
Hamburg, R
Markco
Moat
Baldwin
Ferson, P
Ditteburg
Milwauken
Eure
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Brerbaner
Swartwood
Smith
Beckiey
Pittetai
Swartrond
Parrett
Mack
Badwin
Ward
Hamburg
Ferson
Llerbauer
Beekley
Shogart
Bierbauer
Beekier
Shogert
Hanlon
Tierbauer
Nears Hamture
McGarr
Earie
Kast
Person
Mitchell
Anson Has a Glass Arm in DiGios as Season Opens
April 7 report from Ank. notes Anson’s severe arm stiffness may limit his first base role for the Di egos. He has tried poultices with little relief and may miss days. if sidelined, Detber Schriver would take first base after impressing in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ank
J—Anson
Diegos
Chicago
Coorsin Anson
Hart
Anson
Himeelf
Deteber Schriver
Ak Anson
Local Team to Host Milwaukees in Afternoon Showdown
The local team faces the Milwaukees this afternoon with Elliot and Miller as the home battery and Burrell with Lake officiating for the visitors. Burrell is in good itching trim and expected to make it a warm test for the home talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukees
Elliot
Miller
Burrell
Lake
Sullivan Corbett bout rumors spark dispute among backers
A drift of conflict surrounds Sullivan and Corbett with backer Charley Johnson protesting Wakely signing the ring articles. Johnson demands Sullivan forfeit 250 if absent, while Wakely may not have signed due to 2500 dollars not yet posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Corbett
Charley Johnson
Wakely
Fign Johnson
Wakelr
Sandowe Defeats Miller at Academy of Music
Sebastian Miller attempted to best Sandowe in weight lifting at the Academy of Music last night but was outlifted as Sandowe hoisted a 212 pound bar bell and a 7 pound weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Miller
Sandowe
Academy of Music
Chain tampering disputed after failed break attempt
Reports say Sandowe could not break a chain in the afternoon while Sandowe failed again in the evening. A gentleman delivered the chain to the stage and claimed tampering yesterday evening. Richards will contest at dawn this evening and the man who spoke to this office said the chain broken last night was not the one handed to Sandowe yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Sandowe
Richards
Separation of pacing and trotting standards adopted
The American Trotting Register Association split pacing and trotting standards. Details set new qualifying rules for stallions mares and progeny, including times like 2:25 and 2:30, and conditions for sires and dams. The trotting standard remains unchanged and the move counters New York X. A. T. H. I. influence.
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Carcase
American Trotting Register Association
Elre
Hore
X. A. T. H. I. Register
New York
New Pacing Register
Cleveland
Guttestend Meets Attentive Crowd in Good Track Conditions
At Guttestend on April 7 the track was in good condition with large attendance. In the five furlongs first, Vocalite and Lady Eltham were second and third respectively. The six furlongs second race saw Leveller win, Seven second Rollvartint, Thame third. Blanche won the four and a half furlongs third race with Bob Arthur second and Maller third. Wootcatter led the one mile fourth race with Mabel second and Drizzle third. The five for ten fifth race had Rinfax second and Ruwcocas third. Centaur led the seven furlongs sixth race with Amos second and Eleve third. Time noted as 1:54 and 1:81 in respective events.
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Guttestend
Vocalite Ee Lady Eltham
Kingseclere
Ae Tne
Leveller Rat
Non
Rinfax
Ruwcocas
Centaur
Amos
Eleve
Coney Island Club Offers $5,000 for Dixon Johnson Bout
The Coney Island Athletic Club offers a $5,000 purse for a glove match between George Dixon and Fred Johnson with Johnson expenses covered. Tim O Rourke signs for Dixon, Johnson reportedly willing if a major club guarantees the purse. Club secretary Rawner sent funds to London for Johnson’s decision as the June deadline looms.
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Coney Island Athletic Club
Dixon and Johnson
New Yeak
New Orleans
San Francisco
George Dixon
Fred Johnson
England
Johnson &Dextra
Dixon
Tim O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Johnson
United States
Rawner
London
Smith Declines Fair Deal in Proposed Choynski Fight
Ed Smith receives a telegram from Jack Fogarty urging a Philadelphia trip to arrange a four round bout with Choynski. Smith refuses without definite terms and insists on fair revenue shares, criticizing unequal splits and noting Parson Davis would take 70 percent and Forty 80 percent. John Quinn plans to meet Choynski Saturday to push for fair terms.
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Ed Smith
Jack Fogarty
Smith
Philadelphia
Choynski
Parson Davis
Forurty
Jack
Choyneki
Fogarty
John Quinn
Chornski
Yale Crew Coach Visits New Haves Practice
Bob Cook, famed Yale coach, arrived in New Haves Connecticut and watched the Yale varsity crew on the harbor launch. He called the crew a green lot of youngsters and will stay with them through Easter vacation while Derby Rogers is removed from bow. Chatfield and Kenner compete for the bow seat in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haves, Conn
Bob Cook
Yale
Cord
Derby Rogers
Chatfield
Kenner
Cook
Professor Gleason Delivers Noted Exhibition At Auditorium
Last night Prof Gleason presented another engaging show before a full house. Tonight he will debut in this state his feat titled pen of inton pen feet square to subdue J the Ripper without rope or strap.
Mitchell and Stroup sign for two contests Saturday
April 7 report from Bruappoos notes James Mitchell, an attache of the general office of the steelworks, and D. W. Stroup, a noted insurance man, have signed to compete Saturday afternoon. They will run 10 yards for 08 side and attempt a standing jump for a similar purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruappoos
James Mitchell
D. W. Stroup
Williams Eying Matches With Axtell At Other Points
O W Williams of Independence Iowa says he will reconsider his decision to trot Allerton only at Independence and may accept better offers for matches with Axtell at other venues.
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Curcaco
O. W. Williams
Independence
Iown
Allerton
Bie
Axtell
Ives Slosean Billiard Match Date Set
Cutpace reports May 21 fixed for the Ives Slosean billiard bout in Central Music Hall, this city.
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Central Music Hall
Milwaukee club pursues John Berger amid bustling sign talk
Amid a flurry of rumors, Milwaukee clubs eye John Berger while other players and managers maneuver. Whitley reports daily to Buckenberger, Glasscock remains a factor, and Ed Marberger may get a call at 87 Fourth Avenue as teams push to improve this season.
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Milwaukee
John Berger
Pierren
Benson
Charles Moore
Erie Club
Althin Whitley
Buckenberger
Shugart
Hexer Jones
Peennieeeatbe Ce
Milwaukees
Glasscock
Ecco
Max Ageh Tlenderson
Sewlekiey Club
Ed Marberger
Ward
Nager Cushman
Brewers
Empire
Cincinnati
Agreen Eyetones
Hornby
Igs
Williama
Grant Briggs
Baseball Struggles and Rumors Across The League
The Times reports Cincinnati’s pennant chances remain slim yet a medal possibility exists for an ace in the field. Tarentomann’s Thomas Wills is ready to panemia eastern rivals and Ben Seapury has secured a post in Detroit, planning to quit the game. Comiskry complains Cincinnati players lack system while Cleveland departs with Hot 6 for Bluff City. Mullane elbows Third Baseman Newell in a recent Cincinnati Toledo game. Talks span Mike Kelly and Pat Powers as potential New York offers loom, per the New York Herald.
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Thomas Wills
Tarentomann
Penneyvania
Ben Seapury
United States Internal Revenue Office
Detroit
Knowies
Buffalo
Comiskry
Clincinnati
Clevelands
Bluff City
Steamar
Chicago
Cincinnati
Toledo
Mullane
Newell
Buase- Croce
Saersars
Mike’ Kelly
Pat
John B. Day
New York
MM. J. Bo
New York Herald
Suburban Derby Links and Racing News
Longford is tipped for the Suburban with Pou DwivER and Sir John in the Brooklyn handicap. Corrigan will start Charley Patterson, once Pittsburg’s famed trainer’s son, now guiding runners. Braylock rides for Mr Forbes of Boston as part of Corrigan’s plans.
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Longford
Sir John
Brooklyn
E. Corrigar
E. C
Charley Patterson
Pittsburg
Braylock
Corrigan
Mr. Forbes
Boston
Ed Corrigan
Phil Swyer
Urol
Freshman Crew Challenge and Club Fund Drives
HanvVaep freshmen near a clash with Columbia crews as Princeton braces a strong Varsity squad for next year. J. W. Showalter heads to New York to face L. Lipshutz in a Manhattan Chess Club match. The New York Athletic Club seeks subscriptions for a new clubhouse via a confidential circular to members. Canadians still rate Denny Denohue as the faster sculler with a rematch likely this season. James Hamilton of South Norwalk issues a Connecticut challenge for a 500 point Straight raft billiards match with gate receipts minus expenses. a deposit is shown with Brunswick-Balke-Collender. For housing, consult the To Let Rooms and Wanted Boarders columns in the Saturday and Sunday editions.
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Phrincetos
J. W. Showaltehe
New York
L. Lipshutz
Manhattan Chess Club
New York Athletic Iub
Denny Denohue
Jack Corbet
Harmilton
Uni
James Hamilton
South Norwalk
Connecticut
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Aged General_Pierce Marries Ida Gardiner in Freetown
General E W Pierce aged 70, veteran of the Civil War, wed Miss Ida Estelle Gardiner 27, a schoolteacher from East Greenwich R I, at his Freetown home. He was propped in an armchair due to injuries from a barn fire while the ceremony proceeded in the birthplace room. Witnesses arrived from Fall River as the couple began a brief, simple ceremony.
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Faro River
Mass
E. W. Pierce
Ida Estelle Gardiner
East Greenwich
R. 1
Freetown
Pierce
Richmond
Cudworth
Fall River
Plymouth
Fitful Flashes From Afar
Cuoera is abating at Herat Afghanistan. Tur Russian army on the Turkish frontier is being strengthened. A bi metallic league of bankers and merchants will be formed in London. Peasants of Kiota Russia sell their children for small sums prior to emigrating. Barthgroake shocks felt in Granada Spain. Columns of water arose to great height from earth fissures. London Court sentences Sampson the American strong man to one year hard labor. Captain Menard's French expedition in Senegal massacred by Chief Samary's men. British ship Erato sank at Hamburg with fifteen drowned. Unknown persons break logs on a farm on the Clanricarde estate Ireland after eviction of previous tenant. M Roche urges World’s Fair participation at Paris banquet to promote French arts and industries.
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Cuoera
Herat
Afghanistan
London
Kiet
Russia
Barthgroake
Granada
Spain
Sampson
Menard
Senegal
Africa
Samary
Porenrest
Britain
Erato
Iquique
Hambure
Clanricarde
Ireland
Commercial National Union
Paris
M. Roche
Chicago
People Coming and Going At Local Hotels
A stream of visitors and departures fills the social pages. Mrs. A A White of Moorhead Minn leaves for New York with Miss Harriet Robb to visit a daughter. Gilbert C Rafferty of McClure and family depart for a lengthened absence. Ken nedy of Uniontown and L de Saullis and wife also arrive at local hotels. Several other named guests including Edward Harlett Hettie List S
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A. A. White
Moorhead
Minn
John M. Robb
Kenmawr
New York
Harriet Robb
Gilbert C. Rafferty
McClure & Co
L. de Saullis
RP. Kennedy
Uniontown
Schlosser
Edward Harlett
Hettie A List
Wheeling
Dalzell on Farming and Tarentum Farmers Institute
Tarentum hosted a Farmers Institute with 800 attendees including Hon. John Dalzell who spoke on the relation between agriculture and manufacturing. He urged home markets and local canal prospects while noting roads and drainage as key issues. The event included talks on farm economy, financing, and farmer prosperity from local speakers.
Ohio's Ancient Capital Celebrates Northwest Settlement Anniversary
MagicTa April 7 Special reports Ohio's early capital commemorating the Northwest Territory settlement with weather favorable and city decked in gala attire. The Pioneer Society met with Hon Douglass Putnam, marking his 86th birth anniversary as residents, students, clergy and press greet the day with ceremonies and a banquet at Harmar. The New Century Historical Society observed the milestone with a reception and banquet in the evening.
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Northwest Territory
Ne Wilmington
Old Pioneer Society
Douglass Putnam
Putnam
New Century Historical Society
Harmar
Kottn
Presbytery Resolution Condemns Sunday at World’s Fair
A resolution by the Presbytery presented by Rev Dr Phillips Axtell of Pittsburg condemns Sunday observance at the World’s Fair and permits beer gardens to operate there. EB Howard was licensed to preach. Abs 8. J Montgomery, wife of the First C P Church Pittsburg pastor, named Secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. Session adjourned to meet in Beallsville on the second Tuesday of September.
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Phillips Axtell
Pittsburg
EB Howard
J. Montgomery
C. P
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Beallsville
Westminster College restricts students after Rutter case
The Westminster College faculty in New Wilmington refuses six students entry for the term citing reputational harm from Maggie Rutter scandal proceedings. Named students include William Aiken and Robert Young among others. ministers’ son Young says the students are not expelled, just not allowed to attend this term.
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New Castix
Westminster College
New Wilmington
William Aiken
New Castle
John Mealy
M. Crooks
McNaughton
Titusville
Denslow
Wellsville
Robert Young
I. A. Young
McKeesport
Maggie Rutter
Westminster
Young
Ocollege
Bank officers testify in Williams case. mayor frees suspect
Three bank officers in Tiffin testified they saw Hiram Williams at the bank on the day Harmon Schriver withdrew 5500 dollars. Their testimony outweighed Schriver and his wife's identification, leading to Williams being discharged by the mayor. Williams plans to sue Sehriver for false imprisonment, likely seeking about 20000 dollars.
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Massi Licy
Tiffin
Hiram Williams
Harmon Schriver
Williams
Sehriver
Firemen Convention Bids Stir In State Cities
Obstacles to Hazelton as host prompt a Friday Harrisburg executive board meeting chaired by President Fettingzer. Harrisburg Allentown Reading and other cities press strong bids for the next State Firemen's Association gathering. Coremans April 7 special. Governor McKinley names C. H. Schmick as Cleveland Asylum trustee for 1892 93 term replacing Ralph K. Paige who resigned after his bank failure notoriety.
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Hastinepor
State Firemen’s Association
Hazelton
Fettingzer
Harrisburg
Allentown
Reading
Coremans
McKinley
C. H. Schmick
Ledonia
Columbiana County
Cleveland Asylum For the
Ralph K. Paige
Lake County
Paige
Painesville
Five Children Trapped In Sand Bank Collapse
In Steubenville on South Fourth street, a sand bank cave in burying Hugh Mackinaw, Joe Mackinaw, Rosie Mackinaw, Sammy Davin, and Annie Campbell. Three children escaped with help. others were pulled free by passersby and bystanders, and all faced possible suffocation as rescuers worked.
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Steubenville
South Fourth Street
Hugh
Joe
Rosie Mackinaw
Sammy Davin
Annie Campbell
Talon Printers In Trouble for Boycotting
E A Shoch a Reading Typographical Union member accuses several colleagues of malicious conspiracy to block his employment. Bail set at 300 dollars for each defendant as the case moves toward a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talon
Beaprxo
E. A. Shoch
Reading Typographical Union
Elks Lodge No.Wl Founded in Steubenville
Steubenville estab lishes Lodge No. WL of Elks this afternoon with 40 charter members. Grand Secretary Allen O. Myer officiated as 50 visiting members from Columbus and Wheeling assisted in the ceremony.
Wind Storm Damages Homes Farms Near Alliance
A heavy wind storm swept across the county a few miles south of Alliance causing major damage. Several dwellings were unroofed barns blown down and acres of fruit trees and miles of fences were destroyed. The storm lasted only a few moments.
Philadelphia Visitor Dies of Scarlet Fever in Altoona
Thomas Fleck aged 51 who arrived from Philadelphia a week ago to visit friends died last night of a malignant scarlet fever. Fears of spread have prompted strict preventive measures in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Thomas Fleck
Philadelphia
Man dies after mistaking lye for whisky
Herbert Stuckey, while moving household goods, drank a jug he believed contained whisky but held concentrated lye. He suffered agonizing pain and died soon after in spasms. The April 7 report notes the incident as a tragic accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Herbert Stuckey
Wrecking Trains Just for Fun Arrests Rise
Howard Hoyer, a boy, was arrested today for turning switches on the Reading Railroad to wreck passenger trains for sport. Several companions are to be arrested as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erapixne
Howard Hoyer
Reading
Dr. T L White sues city over dump near home
For weeks garbage haulers used a vacant lot near the residence of Dr. T L White as a dump forcing his move. He files suit against the city seeking damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKrtsront
T. L. White
Mapped Tragedies and Local Crime Haunts Schuylkill Region
Reports from western Schuylkill and surrounding counties detail medical and criminal incidents. A Bradenville miner, Dennis Whales, suffers a serious fall injury. a smallpox outbreak reports 200 cases in Tower City. In New Derry and Ligonier township, horse thieves are active. A Dunkirk confrontation over a disputed election ends with Henry Reverty killing dorm Rupp, resisted arrest, then shot. At Hanging Rock, Daniel McDaniels proposes to Minnie Hays, is rejected, and in a fit he fatally wounds her then attempts suicide. he is jailed in Ironton with potential recovery.
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Schuylkill County
Tower City
New Derry
Ligonier Township
Westmoreland County
Chavs Hart
McKeesport Herald
Ida Leadfeatt
Dunkirk
Henry Reverty
Dorm Ruppright
Beverty
Hanging Rock
Daniel McDaniels
Minnie Hays
Irontoh
Morrison to Be State Treasurer Installed in May
Captain John W. Morrison will be installed as State Treasurer in early May and has purchased a fine residence at Wayne to reside there during his term. He is a city resident with his family currently in town, choosing Wayne to shorten the distance to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Morrison
Wayne
Captain Morrison
Harrisburg
Murder Probe in John McQuaid Case as Inquest Ju
Coroner McDowell heard from Squire Uhlinger of Hite station about the inquest into the body of John McQuaid found in the Allegheny River. The jury was not satisfied, and the inquest adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McQuaid
McDowell
Squire Uhlinger
Hite
Allegheny River
Squire
River News And Notes From Louisville Apr 7
River news reports show the water falling with levels at falls and canal. Missouri vessel departure for New Orleans noted along with tow arrivals and departures including Jim Wood Acorn and I N Burton. James Williams plans a record tow of 34 boats, four barges and four lighters, heading toward the South.
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Louisville
State of Missouri
New Orleans
Jim Wood
Acorn
I. N. Burton
Pittburg
Ttight
Pittsburg
John F. Walton
Charlie McDonald
Dick Fulton
Blackmore
Buckeye
Grace Morris
Saitriver
Kangan
Cincinnati
Lnst
James Williams
New Albany
Joe Williams
Ornemont
Kanawha
Evansville
Tell City
Weather Notes from Brownsville and Warren Rivers
Brownsville reports the river at 7 feet 8 inches and falling with a cloudy sky. A 42 degree thermometer reading at 6 PM. Warren notes the river at 6.7 feet with cloudy and mild conditions. Upper gauges show a drop in levels.
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Brownsville
Warren
River Heights and Departures Reported on Major Waterways
The bulletin lists river levels and vessel movements with departures to cities including Pittsburg Cincinnati New Orleans and Memphis. Entries note river gauges such as 16 feet 3 inches rising and 23 feet 6 inches stationary, reflecting ongoing navigation adjustments and listed vessels like City of New Orleans and City of Alma.
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Wheeling
Rkiver
Ironveen
Pittsburg
Hudson
Cin Ore Beniers
Courier
Parkersurge
Air
Parkrershorg
Ohio
Abe Hudson
Fallin
Ittsburg
New Death
Memphis
New Orleans
New South
Cincinnati
New
Alma
Smices
River Packet Movements and Accident Report
Gossip along the wharf tracks departures and arrivals of multiple boats including the John Moren the O W Batchelor Dick Fulton Joseph Nixon Crescent Nellie Walton John F Walton Frank Gilmore Iron Queen Belle McGowan Enterprise Fred Wilson B D Wood Scotia Sam Clark Joseph Walton Maggie Walton and J W Gould on the Ohio river. A deckhand W W Roland was killed instantly after being struck by a cylinder head fragment and a crewman Thompson was burned but to recover. authorities note swift currents hindered recovery and confirm 24 year old Roland from Murfett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moren
Cincinnati
O. W. Batchelor
Wheeling
H. K. Bedford
Parktonburg
Dick Fulton
Louisville
Joseph Nixon
Crescent
Nellie Walton
Parkersburg
Pineinnad
John F
J. W. Gould
Wellsburg
W. W. Roland
Roland
Murfett
Thompson
Philadelphia Councillor Probes City Trolley System
A Philadelphia councilman A M Loudenslager and his wife visit Seventh Avenue and study trolley operations. He notes opposition to overhead wires stems from charter history and expresses support for Senator Quay with a view on Harrison's renomination. He believes Quay will likely win re election and sees Eastern support as broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Loudenslager
Philadelphia
Seventh Avenue
Loudenslager
Londenslager
Senator Quay
Harrison
Central Station Razed for Solomon Ruben Stores
Workmen began tearing down the old Central Station and adjacent Ruben Solomon and Weyman buildings in Pittsburg to clear space for Solomon Ruben's new stores. Rameden Co. of the Southside, union contractors, secured the contract and aim to finish for masons in ten days. The Altoona Gazette launched as an orthodox Republican evening paper, edited by Warner and Frank Bell, to compete in Blair county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Pittsburg
Ruben, Solomon and Weyman
Solomon & Ruben’s Great Stores
Rameden & Co
Southside
Builders’ Exchange
Altoona
Eight Southside Stores Opened Simultaneously in Spring Openings
Eight prominent Southside stores held simultaneous spring openings yesterday. A band played two tunes in front of each store as crowds filled the streets all day and into the night, making passage nearly impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Wanamaker and Brown New Store Offers Ready Made Coats
Popular prices and reliable goods attract buyers to Wanamaker and Brown new store. They highlight doubled and trebled made to measure quality from last year and offer ready-made lightweight overcoats from five to ten dollars under price.
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Milwaukee Marks
Pacers
City
Exposition Park
Tout
Henry Thomping
Beckley
Mack Con Nit
Mark
Pitteburg
Milwakee
Hamby
Roat
Spee
Peer
Guttenburg
Braddock
Rat Oasta
Perett Janavin
Enichas
Joe Campbell
St. Louis Ton
Bancroft
Cincinnati Club
Apistatcn
Joseph N
Gloucester
West Jersey Road
Cooper Hospital
Camden
Dannieran
Tom Ryan
Wotrr Benport
Wolfe
I. Com
Wats
Bates
Crowley
Franc&iz McHoGnn
Athens
Mikle Norton
HanvVaep
Columbia
8. BH. Emmons
Newton W. Empene
Youngwood
Mononghela
James M. Andrews
West
A. P. Burbank
E. W
Bill) Nye
Duquesne
H. W. Blair
Manchester
M. H
Monongahela
James B. KR. Streator
Washington
Dalzell
Tarentum Institute
Anderson
Congressman Stone
Tarentum
John Dalsell
Republican Party
Earth
Lake Erie
Mahoning
Shenango
W. Wson
Dayton
Samuel Weaver
Lawson
James Anderson
Harmar Township
A. Monle
Rural Ridge
Dave
America
McDaniels
Institute
The
Cumberland Presbytery
Westigter
Ralph Paige
Steubenville Hall Lodge of
Eira
Dennis Whales
Bradenville
Morrison
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
River News and Notes
Belle McGowan
Harber
Fred Wilson
B. D. Wood
Scotia
Jeffer Cincinnati
Se.m
Sam Clark
Joseph Walton
Maggie
Walton
Herow
Roren Walton Toomorrow
Lewisville
Philadelphia Counoilman
Oatet
Voendam
York Boulogne Majestic Xewework Literpoel Pee
York ‘Seidthain Ets
Victoria
Limore Rc
York
Sarah
Gloria
Son Sone
Market St
Wanamaker & Brown
Sixth Street
Awperson Bock
Apt
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