Manager Cushman Predicts Strong Western League Gains
Milwaukee manager Cushman spoke in the city about baseball plans and lottery rules. He praised Pittsburgh and Cleveland as contenders, condemned the Western League lottery for hurting manager control, and discussed signings, salaries, and the fate of teams like Baltimore and Louisville.
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Milwaukee
Ram
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland Club
Davies
Whitney Claims Verbal Contract With Ex Manager Stirs Debate
Arthur Whitney alleged yesterday a verbal contract with ex Manager McGunnigle to join the Pittsburg team for the season. He hints at a possible formal agreement and plans to file suit if denied on April 15, while public doubt deepens.
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Whienes
Pittsburg
Whitney
McGinnigie
Arthur
Herntends
Iecmarr
Ibis
Local team prepares for first championship trip
The local squad departs tomorrow morning for a debut championship tour with an exhibition in Columbus on Monday before the season opener in Cincinnati on Tuesday. Camp will pitch in Columbus, while Eman Huckenberger rests Corkhill and Barle. The 14 players named include Galvin Baldwin Ebret Cam Miller Mach Raymond Beckler Sarit Bierbauer Sougart Farrell Hanlon and swartseed. Baldwin and Miller divert to Cincinnati to practice Monday and will handle the Pittsburg battery Tuesday. Galvin is slated to pitch Wednesday as Manager Bockenberger eyes Listexna's prospects.
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Cincinnati
Camp
Columbus Rescue
Eman Huckenberger
Corkhill
Barle
Galvin
Baldwin
Ebret
Cam Miller
Mach
Raymond
Beckler
Sarit Bierbauer
Sougart
Farrell
Hanlon
Burlington to Host City Club Finalized in Illinois
Ambiguous OCR text notes April arrangements closed by Burlington forming a club in Illinois with eight clubs including Aurora Joliet and others. Evansville and Terre Haute may join, aiming for a 10 club league. meeting to finalize consolidation expected in Chicago on Tuesday.
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Kentiveres
Burlington
Hlinostown Leerut
Clube
Aurora
Joliet
Reinord
Quincey
Peorik
Rock Island Mc Hine
Dacksouile
Evansville
Terre Higete
Ciienso
Milwaukee Home Game Looms With Local Players
Weather permitting a baseball game between Milwaukee and local players is set for this afternoon. Burrell and Juanes will pitch for Milwaukee with Lake catching. Miret and Miller to be the home lottery. Start is 8 33.
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Milwaukee
Miret
Miller
Burrell
Juanes
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Cushman Leads Milwaukee in Youthful Conference Row
Moendser Cushman of Milwaukee tops the conference with young Thompson as the East End pitcher. Cosmas seeks to sign the East Ender who has not decided to turn professional, promising to inform Manager Cushman when a choice is made.
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Milwaukee
Young Thompson
Cosmas
Cushman
Purge Meeting Draws Jimama and Hayes Pair in Minnesota
Jimama Moxer April and Mike Hayes of Minneapolis join Jack Stone of Montana in a late night gathering described as a purge. Authorities noted no immediate charges or clear outcome from the assembly.
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Moxer
April
Mike Hayes
Minneapolis
Jack Stone
Montana
Hayes Knocks Opponent Senseless In Eight-Round Fight
Hayes wins a near decisive bout at four-ounce gloves earning 900 dollars in a crowd of about 300 spectators. Hayes lands a swinging blow to the jaw as the first round ends, leaving the opponent senseless. Tommy Warren of New York serves as referee.
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Stone
Tommy Warren
New York
Track Workday Gives Fast Pace at Gurtresxacne Fair
April racing at Gurtresxacne NJ drew a large crowd as six races produced swift times. Winners included Himlex, Run ning Bird, Kong Hazem, Moonstone, Badge, and Blackburn with strong fields and tight finishes.
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N. J
Himlex
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Last Star
Bird
Sade
Home Run
Kong Hazem
Salisbury
Moonstone
Kerkin Eceoned
Queen of Trumps
Badge
Turk Secon Pelham
Siath
Blackburn
Firefly
Alms T
Atl
Allegheny Cyclers Elect New Officers For Season
The Allegheny Cyclers announced a busy season and elected officers. President W. J. Weisser leads a team including Vice President E. A. Searight, Secretary F. H. Oller, Treasurer K. L. Whitesides, Captain N. H. Friesell, First Lieutenant W. J. Weisser, Second Lieutenant Samuel Eccles, Bugler R. L. Whitesides, Color Bearers George McNish and W. H. Wilson, and Surgeon G. A. Urling.
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Allegheny Cyclers
W. J. Weisser
E. A. Searight
F. H. Oller
K. L. Whitesides
N. H. Friesell
Samuel Eccles
R. L. Whitesides
George
Spirit of the Tones Announces New Sporting Paper
The Spirit of the Tones and the New York Sportsman announce a paper to be issued early May. The publication will focus on sporting and dramatic news with issues planned for April 30 and May release.
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Spirit of
the Tones
New York Sportsman
Sagalnilao
Times
Dan Gould Baseball Club Organizes In Greensburg
The Dan Gould Baseball Club reorganizes and seeks contact with amateur clubs in the western part of the state. The five-year-old club plans to play its first game of the season at Greensburg next Saturday.
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McKrreront
Dan Gould
Greensburg
Cantabs Win Twentieth Oxford Cambridge Chess Match
The twentieth annual Oxford versus Cambridge chess contest was played on seven boards at the British Chess Club. Cantabs secured victory with a Sig to Dg score.
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Oxford
Cambridge
British Chess Club
Ding Street
Sig
Poor Locomotive Disaster Triggers Rail Verdict
A derailment near Connellsville on the Pittsburgh, McKeesport and Youghioheny Railroad killed Fireman W T Hetterman and Brakeman W E Lazzell. Engineer Richard Martin was injured after the engine and seven cars toppled into the river. Deputy Coroner Stillwagon presided as the jury found the railroad company responsible, citing the engine's poor condition and reports of its state.
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Fort Hill
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Youghingheny
W. T. Hetterman
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Stillwagon
Mrs Anni English Dies at Family Home
McKersport April 8 Special Mrs Anni English wife of Officer William English and daughter of Joseph Ecoff Water Department superintendent collapsed at her father’s home while at the bedside of her dying sister Lizzie Ecoff 17. Anni English died within minutes after a history of spasms and illness. Lizzie’s condition remains critical and another death is feared before morning.
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Prize Fight Planned for £2000 Purse
In April, Elder Pitts of Penu colored, meets Daniel Baliff of this city in a prize fight for a £2000 purse to be staged within ten days.
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San
Elder Pitts
Penu
Daniel Baliff
Local baseball chatter stirs fans as trades and bets swirl
Pat Powrns pledges he can manage it while Pittsburg prospects look stronger for a profitable signing. Rumors swirl about a heavy St. Louis Browns lineup and the Colon Foundry team forming to play foundry rivals. Club decisions, manager comments, and possible fielding moves color the pennant chase as fans weigh prospects and possible lineups.
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the Colonels
Marty Taylor
Tom Brown
Fred Pfeffer
Evckesrenger
Farrell
Vax Halteen
Vonderherst
Colon Foundry and Machine Company
Cheppe
Henten
Klein
van Leer
Fark
Stella
F. Koepler
W. Roepler
McMahon
William Wilson
Louis
Hamlet
Ham
Uvem
Squire Walsh
Sassafras
Dementia Strikes German Sewing Agent in McKeresfort
Theodore Kessler a 50 year old German sewing machine agent with Singer is described as demented after an episode of violence. He was sent to the County Home and will likely be moved to an asylum. He had prior injuries from a Baltimore and Ohio crossing accident near Salisbury a year ago, with head and leg injuries and months in hospital.
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Theodore Kessler
Singer Machine Company
Baltimoreand
Ohio
Salisbury
Ned & Train
Tragic shooting in Wheeling ends in death
Frank Leslie, a saloon keeper in the Arion building, was shot by his wife in his saloon by Anna Wooster. He died at 6 30 this evening after being shot in the brain. Mrs Leslie is jailed following the incident.
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Wheeling
Frank Leslie
Arion
Anna Wooster
Merchant Charged With Forgery After Store Fire
J B Miller a prominent hardware merchant of Ohio City was arrested in Liwa April 8 charged with forging the names of Jamies Spracue and John Butler to a $1,060 note. He waived exam and was bound over to court. His store burned in a recent fire that swept the business section.
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J. B. Miller
Ohio City
Jamies Spracue
John Butler
Trotting News and Contenders Highlight Contrasting Fortunes
The report notes Moxrow’s five furlongs and Wavash in top form at Colentown. It cites Fred Johnston’s plan to back Dixon at the Coney Island Club while Tristan’s training remains uncertain for the Suburban. Elsewhere Direct may challenge Hel Pointer with a 2 03 goal if performance holds. Hamdallah, owned by Alsen Bros, is valued at 6000 with a 2 24g future.
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Fred Johnston
Dixon
Coney Island
Wavash
Red Wilkes
Colentown
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C. d. Hawkx
Direct
Orter
Cat McCantht
Jersey City
Ep ConniGan
Coney Island Jockey Club
Riley
la Crossmsars
Hamdallah
Alsen Bros
Sioux Falls
Haamdallah
Trial of John Mortimer for Murder Proceeds Without Verdict
The trial of actor John Mortimer and Elk has run all week with the jury out today awaiting a verdict. The defense claims he killed Rey Hels in a moment of temporary insanity from pain-relieving drugs, though a guilty verdict seems unlikely.
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New Castiex and April Route Connects Through Line
An arrangement allows the Western New York and Philadelphia railroad to use the Lake Shore Railroad between Stoneboro Mercer County and Of City. This completes the line between New Castile and Buffalo giving Pittsburgh through trains over a new route.
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Farmers to Improve Township Road with Furnace Slack
Versailles township farmers will widen and harden the road from McKeesport to Greensburg using furnace slack eighteen inches deep and place curbing on both sides to support the improved surface.
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Versailles Township
Greensburg
The King and Slavin Set for Encounters and Plans
The note cites Slavin as the favorite in a forthcoming fight with Jackson while references to Needham Reagan challenges and a Philadelphia encounter suggest unsettled matchups. A plan for battles next fall is hinted if law does not interfere.
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Chmotner
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Needham
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Ep Smith
Seedom
Philadelphia
Infant found alive in sewer prompts arrest in infanticide case
In Ashland Pennsylvania on April 8 a live newborn was discovered in a sewer this morning. Police quickly linked the incident to Miss Lizzie Uhl and she was arrested in connection with the alleged infanticide attempt.
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Ashland
Lizzie Uhl
Lumber Agent Reider Dies by Hanging in Williamsport
George H. Reider, a lumber agent from Williamsport, hanged himself to a fence today. Deteriorating health was given as the cause of his suicide in this tragic incident reported at the local scene.
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George H. Reider
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes and Wresting Promises
Miscellaneous notes report rats interfering with the Herron Hill Gun Clad shoot. Winners include Messrs. King McCrickart and Cochrane Frane H Treichten and Elmer Woodmansee signified to wrestle a straight Greco Roman match within a week for 25 a side and a purse. Also planned are matches with Powrins Werner De Oro Manning and a four hand game across New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago.
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Cochrane
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Elmer Woodmansee
Powrins
Werner
Manning
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
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Money Depositors to be Paid in Full at Bank
Williamsport Pennsylvania April Receiver Colling of the suspended Money National Bank informs depositors they will be paid in full.
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Colling
Money National Bank
First Hebrew church dedication in Virginia opens at Wheeling
A series of incidents follows including ballot trouble in East Liverpool, safes blown in Bellaire, a horse trampling death in Uniontown, a train collision near Mt. Vernon injuring a dozen, and a boy refusing food in Mt Pleasant. A newborn body found in Alvada, arrests ensue, and a gas explosion rocks Glendon colliery near Mahony City. An insanity ruling in a Cleveland perjury case shifts to asylum. An altercation marks a Williams Valley entertainment.
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Bellaire Stove Company
Hestop & Co.s Coal Ofice
Manterra Stewart
Fayette County
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Parigat
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus
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Castet A. Bowser
Mt. Plessant
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Alvada
Alice Evans
Huntington
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Baltimore and Ohio
Glendon
Mahony City
Thomas ieWilliams
John Phillips
John Myson
Lanacy
Jacob Better
Cleveland
Canton
Max Will
Cleveland Asylum
Williams Valley
Wetzel County
Sanford Wade
Alexander Wade
Thorn
FACT versus poetry in regard to the Glorious Climate of California
Samuel A. Ammon analyzes the contrast between fact and poetry in describing California's climate for The Dispatch tomorrow, arguing that measured data and vivid prose shape public perception differently. He suggests quotes, observations, and regional anecdotes illustrate how climate narratives influence expectations and enthusiasm.
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Samuel A. Ammon
Four Bodies Recovered From Burned Steamship Golden Kale
Diver Earhart found the first body William Madison in the burned hold eight days after the fire. Mate Frank Biler was recovered next, both near the fire origin. In the afternoon two more bodies, a white man and a colored man, were found nearby, badly scorched and not identified.
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Madison
Riley
Rival Friends Feud Ends in Fatal Stabbing
Ton Dulaney aged 21 and Wade, once close schoolmates and best friends, quarreled over Miss Jessie Harper who admired both. Wade appeared favored, jealousy grew, and Dulaney’s attentions fueled a bitter feud culminating in a fatal stabbing.
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Jessie Harper
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Dulaney
Tariff Pause as House Sets Schedules for Bills
The Democratic leaders plan to suspend tariff debate and move ahead with general appropriation bills. The urgent deficiency bill may be called up soon, then the naval appropriation, followed by sundry civil and other measures. House expects to finish money bills in three weeks with no adjournment before mid July, while Senate aims for mid August.
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Holman
Appropriations
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Capitol
Pardee Will Contested After Hazleton Coal Operator Dies
Arno Pardee of Hazleton died in Florida leaving a $30 million estate with no will. His son Arno Pardee Jr. applied for adminstration with a $1 million bond, expected to rise to $5 million. Three children from first marriage and six from second, widow surviving. Lafayette College trustees mourn potential $1 million bequest. Contention expected as to validity of heirs and estate disposition.
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Arno Pardee
Hazleton
Florida
Arno Pardee, Jr
Mr. Pardee
Pardee
Lafayette College
Long Lost Will Found in Exhumed Body Mystery
In Ashland Wisconsin on April 5 Charles Shirley has become heir to a quarter of a $1.5 million New York estate left by a long-deceased great uncle. He travels to New York to pursue legal steps, aided by a discovered will found with the uncle’s body. A pocketbook coat held a niece’s address. the niece is Mrs. Shirley's mother.
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April
Charles Shirley
New York City
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Floods and unrest dominate late news in brief
Reports list Rome flood dangers and Arkansan tornado destruction with deaths and injuries. Other items note Montreal flood danger ending, Emma Juch Company disbanding in Los Angeles, political disputes in North Carolina and Missouri, a murder near Guadaloupe Uruguay, a transport wreck near Grand Junction Colorado, and dramatic local incidents in Chicago and Texas.
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Emma Juch Company
Los Angeles
Harrison
Cumberland
Wis
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People's Party
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Gray
Cleveland
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Taney County
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Samuel Clarke
Toledo
George Leithart
Grand Junction
Col
Engineer Good
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Pastors Urge to Expose City Corruption From Pulpits
A meditation on ministers not tainting themselves to reveal urban sins notes a New York preacher losing prestige and warns against undercover methods. It lists sermons and services at many Pittsburgh-area churches with times and topics for Sunday.
Pastor and sermon notes at CaxtanpD M E
The record lists Euony M. E and C V Wilson as pastors with morning and evening sessions. Rev C W Smith D D delivers the morning subject David and Goliath and Rev T N Eaton D D serves as the evening speaker.
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Euony M. E
C. V. Wilson
C. W. Smith
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David and Goliath
Southside Churches Set Sunday Services Across City
Church notices list multiple Southside congregations with morning and evening services. Topics include The Great Commandment, Present Obligations, A Little Talk With Jesus, Why Join the Church, and Palm Branches. Revival, baptisms, and new member welcomes are referenced along with church visits by Rev. E. R. Donehoo and others.
Church Services and Sermons Listed Across City
A long list of morning and evening services, Sabbath schools, and baptisms is detailed for numerous churches. Preachers include Rev. Joseph Kyle, Rev. W. Lockard, Rev. W. H. McMillan, Rev. John Fox, Rev. J. H. Miller, Rev. W. A. Kinter, Rev. S. J. Glass, Rev. W. F. Richardson, Rev. M. B. Biddle, and others, with times ranging from 10:20 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. and notes on infant baptism and communion.
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Anon Slater M. E
C. A. Holmes
Foruntu U. P
Montgomery Avenue
Joseph Kyle
Nouta Avenue
M. E
W. Lockard
Sxcoxp U. P
W. H. McMillan
D.D
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Byron W. King
Bursa Viera Statet
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Nourse Avenue
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A. M. Schoyer
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Linden Avenue
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Madison Avenue
Liberty Street
W. A. Kinter
Moung
U. McCirex
Avesce Prespyrentay
J. Glass
Cestea
EK. P
Sandusky Street
J. W. Sprouil
W. F. Richardson
Anderson and Lacock Streets
B. McCormick
Clergy Schedule and Primary Teachers Meeting in Banksville and Pittsburgh
Ashawatt Untox Mission and Rev A H Calvert Sabbath preach in Banksville M E Church at 10 30 AM Knowlson’s at 3 PM Christian Curren Mansfield Valley and O H Philips pastor morning sermon The Apostate Church and His Own Received Him Not Plures Frezen Mrastow Pittsburg Allegheny First Presbyterian Wood Street Rev Dr Purves to speak at 4 00 PM Sunday April 10 Primary Teachers Union meets Saturday at 2 PM in First Presbyterian Church Wood Street Mrs Wilbur F Crafts to teach lesson for coming Sabbaths All interested in primary work invited Grand Overa Hover People’s Church.
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Pittsburg
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People’s Church
Fay Temperature and Rainfall
Weather notice lists temperatures and rainfall for Fay with data fragments. Includes minimum and average readings and notes on precipitation levels. incomplete figures hinder precise summary.
River News and Notes From Louisville Patrol Report
Weather cloudy and business good as the river sits at a stand with 4 feet 4 inches on the falls 11 feet in the canal and 3 feet 7 inches below. Missouri leaves for New Orleans tomorrow. The John Barrett tow is up today. Smoky City arrives from New Orleans and will return south with a tow. John K Speeg passed down for Memphis last night. Buckeye State passed down from Memphis. Lighthouse steamer Golden Red due down today to tend government night. D L Penny and Scott Faryi elected falls pilots to replace Pink Varble. Departures include Cincinnati Big Sandy Carrollton Big Kana for Evansville City of Owensboro.
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Weather Highlights on Rivers and Towns
Rivers in Allegheny Jexciton and Brownsville show falling levels around 1 1 2 feet while MonGas tons River remains steady and Walkren River at 1 foot with mild rain and overcast skies Thermometer reads 47 at 4 PM and precipitation continues across towns Browns ville reports rain and rising conditions in places with light drizzle.
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Clondy
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Unclear river report with scattered city movements
Fragmented notes show river levels rising or falling at multiple locations including Wheeling Cincinnati and New Orleans. Entries mention arrivals and departures in St Louis Paducah and Memphis with cloudy cool weather and varied river measurements.
River traffic note shows boats leaving for Cincinnati and Louisville
The report lists vessels such as the Congo leaving at 5 PM for Cincinnati and the C W Batchelor departing at noon for Cincinnati. Other boats like the Sam Clark, Crescent, Frank Gilmore, Courier, and Enterprise are noted for trips to Louisville or Cincinnati with cargos of empties or barges. A mishap is noted as the B D Wood breaking a shaft and grounding near Baden, with the George Shiras assisting to tow the balance to Cincinnati.
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Dick Fullen
Cincinnat
Fred Wilson
Enterprise
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Ace Bs
Tratation ‘Company
B.D. Wood
Baden
George Shiras
Cincinnati
Ocean Steamship Arrivals From Various Ports
Steamer arrivals listed from Liverpool Antwerp Rotterdam and New York with origin ports including Liverpool and Antwerp to destinations in New York Wisconsin and Lake Superior. Other entries note ports such as Glasgow courtland and Rotterdam with multiple New York connections.
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Passengers and visitors lodging at city hotels
Among last night arrivals are Henry O Iver George Gordon H C Dimmock commercial agent G W Park C W McKee W L Elkins Jr and wife of Philadelphia and C B H Booth and wife of Youngstown at the Duquesne Ex Congress man James H Hopkins and C H Flint and wife of Dayton at the Monongahela House Dr K Henkel and T Kirk White at the Schiesser James Mills and J B Tenor y at the St James or L H King and B C Simms at the Anderson Dr W H Winslow has returned from Florida Marshal Harrah left for Wilkesbarre to attend court.
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Philadelphia
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Youngstown
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Cincinnati
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Washington
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Mainz
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York
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Painesville
B. C. Simms
East Liverpool
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W. H. Winslow
Aiken Avenue
Florida
Marshal Harrah
Wilkesbarre
Equi poise Waist advertised by Pittsburg firm
An advertisement contrasts two women one healthy and active praising good digestion and graceful carriage while the other is worn and aged. It urges all women to wear the Equi Poise Waist sold exclusively in Pittsburg by Jos. Horne & Co.
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Jos. Horne & Co
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Farrand
Jesus
Szconp P. M
L. C
L. Maguire
Fifth Avenue M. E
Havex M. E
Duquesne Heights
W. XN
Rodenbaugh
Moses
Emily Frank
Twentieth
Sarah Streets
Hey
F.R. Farrand
Infanta
Wasniwotoy
Virginia Avenue
Bigham Street
F. Crowther
Eighteenth Street
Carson
Henry Tarrant
T. B
At Zl
Allegheny Churches
Ee Unstren Presartentaux
Observatory Hill
W. L Wishart
Save Fo Foundation
Fr. M
Tor First Presbyterian
Carnegie Hall
M. B. Biddle
A. H. Allen
Franklin and
Manhattan Street
W. McCorkle
Temitry Loeteeras
Stockton Avenue
Arel Street
Palm
Poss
Jobin G. Goetzman
Grace English Lutheran Mission
Reviewmen's Hall
Troy Hilh
K. P. Church
Sundasyf
North Diamond Streets
D. B. Willson
J. F. Croxier
Marchand
J. F. Crozier
J. B. Kodine
Opera House
Fr. A
Voice
Emastor
Fourth Avenue
Urel
E. M
Voice of Sympathy
John H. Progh
Smithfield M. E
W. J. Reed
First U. P. Church
Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Congregational Churches
Braddock
Charles Arthur Jones
Kane
Elk County
Goon
Daniels
American Board
Shauffer
Duncan
Congregational Church
Pennsylvania
Vania
West Virginia
Pennylvania
River News and Notes
Tera Leon Cincinati
Congo
Ben Hur
Hain
Parresboig
Frankilmore
Rainin
Carmo
Mary Houston
Houston
Andes
Orleans
St Louis
St. Louisa
Mr Choice and Jow
Louis Houck
Paducah
Tennessee
Tae Ford Harold
James Mills
Murraysville
J. B. Tenor Y
Altoona
St. James Or
McIntosh-Huntington Co
Dispatch
Elizabeth R. Pennell
Europe
Styles
Market St