Crowded Opening Day Opens Reds vs Pirates Controversy
Cincinnati fans pack the park as the Reds face the Pirates with Ned Harden injured and Baldwin pitching strongly for Pittsburgh. Halligan, McPhee and Swartwood spark a Reds rally, but Pittsburg holds on for a 7 to 5 win in a chaotic opener amid crowd noise and scattered errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Beckley
Missouri
Antonio
Halligan
O'Neill
Baldy
Cammy
Smith
Farrell
Barrington
Mulleuc
Latham
Baldwin
Jerry
Bierbauer
Steel
McPhee
Swartwood
Unclear baseball game notation with mixed errors
The fragment lists hits by Hollider Miller and Beckiey a home run, stolen bases by H Comiskey Bierbaue Jacie Shugart and E Smith, and players Mullane Baldwin Mullane Mack Maliane. Mentions pitches, walks, hit by pitch, outs, a one hour forty five minute duration, and umpire Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Opening Championship Game Between Chicago and St Louis
A crowd of over 8000 watched Chicago win a cold opening game 14 to 10 over St Louis. Notable plays included Anson’s long homer and Glasscock’s four errors at short amid a messy, error-filled performance by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lou
St. Louis
Chicago
Chicagos
Glasscock
Browns
Hutchinson
Bridenstein
Gleason
Scriver
Lillian Rugsell
John L. Sullivan
Baseball championship opener dampened by cold and gate rise
April 12 Primapetruta opening day drew only about half the usual crowd due to cold weather and higher admission. New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Hallmann's errors at second base helped tilt the game. O'Rourke batted in a run in all four at bats and Allen shone in the field, with 4,700 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primapetruta
Hallmann
New York
O'Rourke
Allen
Washington Upsets Boston In Cold Day Classic
More than six thousand fans witnessed Washington vs Boston as Clarkson and Kelly formed a strong battery. Radford and Hoy faltered in the field while Long and Clarkson homered. Killen pitched well but lacked support. Richardson and Long starred at infield as Washington claimed a 4 to 4 tie with Boston.
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Wasurtsetos
Washington
Boston
Clarkson
Kelly
Killen
Radford
Hoy
Long
Danny Richardson
Wash'er
Rep
AE Hoy
du Larkin
Ht Biche
Mecarthy
Milligan
DP Nash
D.kichs'n
Duffee
Nash
Larkin
Tucker
Clarkeon
Stelen
Donovan
Duffy
Storey
Meemeth
Larkie
Rafford
Chardson
Kien
Ana Sulueenn
Gaffory
Opening of 1892 baseball season in Louisville gala event
In Louisville on April 12 the baseball season began with a gala day. About 5,000 spectators watched Cleveland lead early but Louisville overtook in the fourth inning and held on for a 6 to 4 victory. Pfeiffer Grim and Breen starred for Louisville with notable fielding and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvillus
Louisville
Clevelands
Pfeiffer
Grim
Breen
Brown
To-Day's League Games List From Pittsburg to Chicago
Pittsburg plays Cincinnati while Boston visits Washington and Brooklyn meets Baltimore. New York engages in Cleveland as Louisville hosts St Louis and Chicago faces St Louis with a varied slate in Curacao.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Washin
Brooklyn
Baltimore
New Yorkingto
Cleveland
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
Illinois-Iown League Chooses Eight Clubs Forming With Evansville
At a Sharman House meeting the Illinois-Iown baseball league decided to admit Evansville and Terre Haute, forming an eight club circuit with Rock Island Rockford Joliet Peoria Quincy Jacksonville and Terre Haute Evansville. The season opener was set for April 28 but the schedule remained unfinished.
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Sharman
Diana
Evansville
Terre Haute
Aurora
Burlington
Seler
Rock Island
Rockford
Joliet
Peoria
Quincy
Jacksonville
Rhines Unable to Pitch Month for Team Stint
Pitcher W. P. Rhines announced he cannot pitch for a month. He arrived from Pittsburg on the same train as the club delegation. Charley Eden, the former Pittsburg fielder, rode from Indianapolis to attend the opener, and John Ewing was among the large crowd in the sun. He looks well but still battles a lingering cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisoimnati
W. P. Rhines
Pittsburg
Charley Eden
Indianapolis
John Ewing
Teemer Ex-champion Looks to World Double Scull Title
In a letter dated April 7 from St. Louis Mo the ex champion oarsman John Teemer says the Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Association regatta offers a large purse for a professional double scull race. He and Geo H Hosmer of Boston will train here with Edward Hanlan and William O Connor for the world championship set for May. The rivals must row record time or better to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Teemer
St. Josrin
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Association
Geo. H. Hosmer
Boston
Edward Hanlan
Wm. O'Connor
O’connor
Hanlan
Ohio pool selling bill defeated in House vote
Coremars Ohio April 12 Special There was a slight argument as the pool selling bill was defeated by the House today. The author argued that selling pools would occur with or without a law and suggested legalization to curb outside underhand methods. The bill failed 8 to 2. Allen Greene cast a vote to seek reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coremars
Clark
Cuyahoga
Bto
Allen
Greene
Gratz Park horse show opens with million-dollar exhibition
April 12 at Gratz Park marked the annual horse show with more than 1,000,000 dollars of thoroughbreds and trotting stallions and hackneys on display. John A. Logan Jr. from Youngstown, Ohio, sent two hackneys while Strader bought Ora Clay from Charles Moore for 1000 dollars. R B Metcalf purchased Preference, a three-year-old chestnut filly, from W Donnell of Lebanon Tennessee for 1600 dollars and plans to breed her to Artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crxormsati
Gratz Park
John A. Logan, Jr
Youngstown
O. R
Strader
Charles Moore
Fily Ora Clay
Clay
Oriole
Folly
C. M. Clay, Jr
R. B. Metcalf
W. Donnell
Lebanon
Tenn
Nutwood
Pancoast
Anthem
Caster
Artillery
Track meet results from Gurrernene on April 12
The report notes small attendance with multiple races. First five furio tawar led by Ml with second and Vandal thi Time 1:4. Second race six furlongs saw Alma win, Servus second, me 17164 third. Third race six and a half furlongs Uncer tainty won, Character second, Rover third. One mile RB age led by Lorenzo, Woodcutter third. Fifth race half mile Eleanor first, Roc line second. Sixth race five furlongs Gia vrr Sane Genenks Blanche finished third with time 1:03.
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Furio Tawar
Vandal
Trrecular
Alma
Servus
Uncertainty
Character
Rover
Rivece
Lorenzo
Woodcutter
Eleanor Firs
Epamel
Roc
Gia Vrr
Sane Genenks Blanche
Races at Memphia Mrurar Results Summary
Racing at Memphia Mrurar on April 12 produced six furlongs results with Jim Head winning, Prince Eiloney second, Parapet third. Four furlongs winner Co vere with second place at Third race won by First ap, Faithful third. Seven furlongs saw Gill first Rosemont second Costa Rica third. One mile Maria arsi won with Forhall d. Taviee conquered first, Van Zandt second, E Powers third. The entry numbered 17354.
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Memphia Mrurar
Jim Head
Prince Eiloney
Parapet
Timet
Ming Be
Covere
Faithful
Gill
Rosemont
Costa Rica
Mariea Arsi
Taviee Con ‘Rince
van Zandt Teccona
E Powers
Grand live bird shoot at Exposition Park tomorrow
Pittsboro Gun Club will stage a grand live bird shoot at Exposition Park tomorrow afternoon with LOCO live birds. A big sweepstakes features a match between Joe Giesenkamp and C M Hostétter on one side and J UHL Denny and partner on the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Park
Pittsboro
Washington Checker Tournament Draws Strong Local Interest
In Washington, the M. M. A. Checker Club hosts a two day tournament with twelve entrants. Prof. E. C. Sawhill tops the standings with nine wins and no losses as play proceeds toward the end of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumetor
Live Bird Match At Cutcaco Ends With Hagerty Victory
A 100 live birds match held at Cutcaco yesterday afternoon saw J. E. Hagerty of St. Louis defeat William E. Mussey of Chicago, 36 birds to 84. Hagerty claimed the win and the purse of $100 per side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
William E. Mussey
Chicago
J. E. Hagerty
St. Louis
Hager
Mussey
Tal
Hall to Fight Fitzsimmons for Large Purse at Olympic Ring
Jim Hall and Bob Fitzsimmons agree to a win or lose prize fight to a finish for at least $12,000 with a $5,000 side bet each. The venue will be the Olympic in New Orleans California Pacific or San Francisco offering the largest purse. Catch weights apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hall
Bob Fitzsimmons
Olympic
New Orleans
California
Pacific
San Francisco
John Sullivan
St. Mary's Hospital
Miwwaukee
Carroll Fitzsimmons
Benita
Paul J. Pi Hou
Berry
M. McHton
Mike
Columbus
Joux L. Sullivan
Harrison
Greggrexs
Tebeb Fitzsimmons
Hall
Roy
Starters praise and slams in a lively boxing season report
A lively sports column notes mixed results from yesterday’s games and matches. References include Sullivan and Fitzsimmons linked figures, plans for new signals, betting chatter, and managerial maneuvers, with Chicago and Milwaukee as focal points.
Moran Changes Mind on England Return After Fight
The St Paul pugilist Charli MORAN reverses plan to return to England. He gauges the Eddie Avery result and asserts a solid claim to superiority in his class. He cites Maher and other rivals, with bets and stakes influencing the boxing scene in Philadelphia, La Crosse, and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Maher
America
la Crome
Wis
Ed Boane
Hill Farm mine disaster yields last three corpses
Oxsionxtows April 12 A long mine rescue ends as 29 miners entombed since June 16 1890 are finally recovered. The last body found is Barney Maust identified by coat checks numbered 29. Maust likely died near the bore hole while attempting to reach the manway. Names of six identified men listed with ages and status of survivors. Coroner to view remains and order interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Farm
Barney Maust
Maust
Doran
Hill
Maut
Manwar
Poonne
Hulbert
James McCune
Peter Reagan
Willian Hayes
Milton Turner
Wdow
Joseph Bigley
Session elects officers and endorses Assembly actions
The Second Church met this afternoon with Rev. Frank Fish elected Moderator and Rev. T. Anderson as stated clerk. Rev. J. Nevin moved from Sharon to Waynesburg, and the session discussed the last General Assembly action and changes in the confession of faith by the revision committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fish
Claysville
T. Anderson
J. Nevin
Sharon
Waynesburg
Committee On Revision
Fishermen Lease Lake Browning Waters for Club
Charles B. Redman arrived from Lake Browning Maryland on Saturday evening with a trout weighing over two pounds. He leased the entire waters and five acres of land to build cot races and plans to organize a club of about forty members to enjoy the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astortrows
Charles B. Redman
Ake Browning
Sporting Notes From Hamilton and Cincinnati Rowing Updates
Hamilton sculler Jefer Doxochue seeks reinstatement with expected favorable action. William F Hamler, a billiards expert, has been matched one on one with Mayer of St Paul. The Point of Pines has risen this year under Manager Thayer. A scull race between O Connor and Hanan and Teemer and Hosmer will be moved. Cincinnati Gymnasium Boat Club prepares new boats and club building to boost rowing. Dorrin McEwas, ex swimming instructor, seeks Philadelphia natatorium post.
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Jefer Doxochue
Hamilton
Yas
Harvard
Willliam F. HamLer
Duluth
Mayer
St. Paul
M-tech
Erlocteptenes
Point of Pines
Thayer
O'Connor
Hanian
Teemer
Hosmer
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Dorrin McEwas
Natatorium
Philadelphia
Child Drowns After Canal Swim in Freemansburg
In Beruthem Pennsylvania April 12 six year old Fred Fisher leapt into the Lehigh canal at Freemansburg claiming he would bathe for rheumatism. A passing coal train crew halted their engine and tossed a rope and plank but Fisher did not grip them and drowned. No foul play or self harm noted.
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Beruthem
Fred Fisher
Lehigh Canal
Freemansburg
Fisher
Death by self inflicted wound at state hospital
An inmate, Joseph W. Motts, died this morning at the Pennsylvania State Hospital from self inflicted throat cutting with a razor. The act occurred while attendants were away in another ward, leaving the jury mystified by the deceased’s manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Motts
Pennsylvania State Hospital
Community mass meeting plans Russian relief fund
In McKersport Pennsylvania on April 12 a mass meeting at White's Opera House approved a drive to raise money for Russian relief. A fifteen member committee was formed to solicit contributions and early voluntary subscriptions reached about Boon 200 to start the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKersport
White's
Opera House
General D'Andlan Dead in Cayenne
General D'Andlan a well known Paris figure died in poverty in Cayenne French Guiana after years of wandering. He was involved in the scandal that led to the disgrace and fall of M Wilson son-in-law of President Grevy. He was condemned to five years in prison and loss of his Senatorial title and citizen rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramwa
General D'Andlan
Paris
Cayanne
French Guiana
M. Wilson
Grevy
Passover Week Begins As Hebrew Festival Opens
The Passover festival begins on Monday and runs until the following Sunday night marking 35 centuries of observance. It recalls the Israelites' departure from Egypt to freedom and signals the start of the ecclesiastical year for Hebrews with a ritual of four cups of wine and no leavened bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Egypt
Lfe
Detectives file dozen Sun day law violators for court
Agent McClure states his men have furnished names of a dozen additional persons who violated the Sunday law and will present them before Alderman Roche soon. Rowe's court will probably begin to grind today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Alderman Roche
Rowe
Politicians and travelers pass through Pittsburgh hotels
Gea A Jenks and wife of Brookville travel to Washington amid Democratic faction talk. Jenks cites anticipated Cleveland endorsement and hopes for harmony, while omitting Wallace terms. Other notable guests include A Egley and William Boyd at the Duquesne, Mrs Cobb en route to Washington, and officials connected with Pennsylvania routes.
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Geo. A. Jenks
Brookville
Washington
Pennsylvania
Duquesne
Congressman Cobb
Missouri
Frank VanDusen
Pennsylvania Company
J. H. Stratton
Akron
F. E. Thomas
Niles
Monongahela House
F. H. Buhl
Sharpg
Dr. & Graham
Butler
Anderson
Military Guard Quells Jail Attack on George Stottsberry
In Newank on April 12 the military was deployed to guard the jail and protect the accused assailant George Stottsberry from mob violence after an assault on Enina Adward. The scene calmed, but strong indignation remains and no further outbreak is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newank
George Stottsberry
Enina Adward
McKinley aide runs for Congress in Seven teenth District
Hor C L Pooumax, governor McKinley's secretary of state, announces his candidacy for Congress in the Seven teenth District. An explosion at the Cressona powder mills near Pottsville injures one worker. a night foreman escapes. Pastor Zeit of Steubenville German Lutheran Church faces a street altercation with Mrs Mary McDonald's son and mother, leading to mayoral charges filed.
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C. L. Pooumax
McKinley
Seventeenth
Cressona
Pottsville
Milla
Zeit
Steubenville
Mary McDonald
Weather Outlook for Western Pennis Sania and Onto
Patchy precipitation and variable winds forecast across Western Pennis Sania and Onto. Temperatures range from a low around 33 to a high near 41 with a mix of sun and clouds and possible rain showers by midweek.
Despondent saloon keeper shoots self in Johns town
Charles Wess, refused license holder, fatally wounds himself with a revolver in Johns town. A demented German man, locked in a room at Albert Zitman farm, dies after two days. Investigators say a formal inquiry will follow.
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Jouyxstonn
Charles Wess
Albert Zitman
Broombezock
Locke
Pittsburgers Registered in New York Hotels
The list shows Pittsburg residents staying in New York hotels on April 12 including W. P. Bennett Bartholdi J. C. Kirkpatrick Imperial C. Mathews St. James L. McCullum Gedney House J. B. Richards Bartholdi H. Rodrigue Morton House A. Taggart Grand Union C. C. Arensberg Imperial H. C. Bidwell Westminster Miss Z. Brodgers Westminster Mrs. A. Chambers Westminster W. Croftin Jr Westminster H. P. Dilworth Hotel Imperial D. Hannah Sturtevant House J. G. Lyon Hotel Imp BR. G. McGinnigle estminster F. B. Riter Westminster Z. H. Rosse Astor House Mrs. AO. P. Warren Westminster T. Painter Fifth Avenue J. H. Ricketson Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
J. H. Ricketson
Global unrest and disasters dominate timely news items
Reports describe severe forest fires afflicting Pressta, a planned Polar expedition by Freven scientists, banishment of Plotters against Argentina, and a German anti Hebrew policy within Conservative plans. Also noted are Gladstone narrowly escaping injury, a great Tokyo fire destroying 6000 homes with many dead or missing, and fear across Turkey and Aridian shores.
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Freven
Gladstone
Tokio
Japan
Asi
Turkey
Akaba
Red Sea
Tne
Germany
River News and Notes Louisville Items April River Report
Louisville April report shows business good with clear weather. The river is stationary at ? feet above the falls and 11 feet above the canal with departures of boats including Big Sandy and Kanawha toward Carrollton and Evansville, Owensboro departures for Evansville.
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Orrater
Louisville
Smo
S&s
Big Sandy
Nein— Hall
Kanawha
Carrollton
Cel Clery
Owensboro
Evansville
A Candidate in Trouble Over Blackmail Charge
F Clark Democratic sheriff candidate was arrested on a charge from Maggie Weucher a German girl in Pine Grove township near Oil City. Clark denies the accusation saying the claims are blackmail and vows to clear his name with support from friends and no resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franxirs
F. Clark
Maggie Weucher
Pine Grove Township
Oil City
Clark
CIA
Juniata Valley Road Improvement Meet Formulates Reform Law
The Juniata Valley Road Improvement Association held a mass meeting at the Blair and Huntingdon counties court house. A proposed law was adopted to remedy the current road system and will be submitted to lawmakers next session. Arthur Kirk of Pittsburgh, noted Western Pennsylvania Engineers' Society member, championed road reform. Central counties are greatly agitated on this public issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hontrmarssons
River Conditions and Departures in Early Newspapers
Weather reports show rivers at various stages with several readings across towns. Notes mention descending and rising levels, cool and cloudy conditions, and multiple vessel movements including arrivals and departures such as Guiding Star and City of Cairo.
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Evansville
Ohio
Eiver
Keystone State
Cincinnat EK
Ledford
Pittsburg
Courier
Parkersburg
Lear
Cammo
Guiding Star
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Iver
Eetone State
Scotland
Monroe
Natchiex
John HK
Speed
St. Ee
Cairo
River steamers and cargo move on Ohio currents
The Hudson from Cincinnati arrives today while the Andes was delayed by business. The H E K Bedford sails to Charlestown at noon. Adam Jacobs left for Morgantown yesterday. About 1 500 cases of eggs from Kanawah river reported. The river at 77 feet and falling. Frank Gilmore and Clifton transport coal and brick to Braneville Indiana. The Hunter hull conversion near Brownsville completes removal of old machinery. The Mooter notes as oldest boat in the Pittsburgh trade.
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Hudson
Cincinnati
Andes
H. EK. Bedford
Charlestown
Adam Jacobs
Morgantown
Lizzie Bay
Kanawah
Frank Gilmore
Frank Jenkins
Tre
Brownsviile
Pittsburg
Easter Fashion and Sale Notices In Local Shops
Easter pocketbooks and card cases in new soft spring tints attract shoppers. Jos Horne & Co. announce SPEEDY trotters and pacers sale at Arnheim's on Thursday April 14. Various retailers advertise Easter wear including vests hats neckwear skirts and gloves with attention to low prices and display at Sixth Street stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Arnheim
Jos, Honwe & Co
Fenn Avenue
Horse & Co
Burglars Blast Grove City Post Office Safe
Early today burglars blew open the Grove City Pennsylvania post office safe and robbed cash registered letters and stamps worth about $300. Postmistress Misa Neyman reports the heavy door was hurled about 10 feet by the explosion and a large plate glass window was broken. This marks the second break in at the office within six months. A planing mill safe was also blown open but yielded no cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Misa Neyman
Five Road Houses Burned In Massachusetts Drive
Massachusetts townsmen say six road houses thrived between Lowell and Lawrence a year ago and five have been burned by an incendiary. Friday night two dens burned in Dracut and Methuen destroying the Brick End and the Doolin. last night Hillside followed. Residents say patrols and policing reduced the vice, with fire finishing the purge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Sperial
Lowell
Dracut
Methuen
Doolin
West Virginia Jury Returns Over 60 True Bills in April Session
The Wheeling jury returned more than sixty true bills including murder indictments for Frank Choreh Mary Leslie and Wilhelm Maier with Maier at large. Jack Probaskco faces a charge of assault on a nine year old with possible death as pen alty. Robberies deadly assaults and other grave felonies dominate the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuerttnxe
W. Va
Frank Choreh
Mary Leslie
Wilhelm Maier
Mater
Jack Probaskco
Huntingdon Presbytery Holds Annexal Meeting
The annexal meeting opened at the First Presbyterian Church in Huntingdon with Rev. John Gourley of Lewistown elected Moderator. The Presbytery includes churches from Center Clearfield Blair Bedford MiMill Juniata and Antingdon counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Houstixepos
First Presbyterian Church
Center
Clearfield
Blair
Bedford
MiMill
Juniata
Antingdon
John Gourley
Lewistown
Burglars Loot Depot Safe On Waynesburg Railroad
Burglars blew open the Waynesburg and Washington Railroad depot last night and secured about 0 in cash. No arrests have been reported. The item appears in a local Waynesburg dispatch with other brief notices from April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynyesbora
Waynesburg and Washington Railroad
Ladies Cloth Capes and Reefers on Broad Cloth Styles
Ladies fashion sale lists extra fine wool capes with high collars and lined hoods in colors black navy ecru tan light gray and more. Extensive prices from 4.50 to 35.00 include Bedford Cord Diagonals Kersey and twisted silks with braids embroidery and lace trimming. Also mentions reefers blazer suits tailor made and marked value over 50 percent more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
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