Baseballers Visit Hot Springs Amid Gould Rumors and Anxious Spring
The Hot Springs scene sees Jay Gould and party visiting hotels and baths as Cincinnati and St Paul clubs play exhibition games. Rumors link Gould to Diamond Joe Reynolds estates, with bankers praising his thoroughness. A colorful column notes weather delays, local quirks, and quirky anecdotes about quacks and homeopaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyroma
Conrestondent
Bor Sunrixes
Hot Springs
Park Hotel
St. Paul
Cincinnnatis ( Association
Greevis
Enks
Mr. Gould
The
New Yorker
George Gould
Edith Kingdon
Jay Gould
Gould
St Luis
Joy Gould
Joe Reynolds
Arkansaw
Diamond Joe
Hot Springs Railroad
Ould
Ike
Diamond
New York
Mall Street
Irvington-on-the- Hudson
Wall Street
St. Augustine
Cincinnnati Association
Cincinnatis
Pittsburg
Arlo Latham
Cincinnati
McPhee
Tony Mullane
Jimington
Reilly
Holliday
St. Pawis
Giants
Voncineati
St. Pauls
Geldef
Hamburg
Mallane
Ruth Holliday
Foghorn
Miller
Holiday
Chicago
Canadians Smuggling Sugar Trade Amid Price Gaps
Report from Montreal notes a 2 cent per pound price gap between U S and Canadian refined sugar. Retailers offer granulated sugar at lowered rates, with brokers selling below refinery prices. Smuggling is seen as the only way to sell 20 percent under cost as officials mull policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxtreal
United States
Canada
Montreal
Dominion
Notice to Retail Miliners and Local Firms
Notice to retailers in Pitubure and adjoining towns. W D Clause will be at the Hotel Anderson on April 13 14 15 with samples and pattern hats. Ammons Stevens Co Cleveland and Smithfield Street corner Fourth Ave advertise capital and deposits and cabinet photographs and crayon portraits at set prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitubure
W. D. Clause
Anderson
Ammons Stevens & Co
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Amny Max Strevess & Co
WD. Disuse
Ammmos Stevens & Co
A Peep at Yokohama A Day of Theatricals for a Yankee
The narrator guides a day in Yokohama, describing landing customs, theater street life, shops, and street performances. He notes foreign quarters on the Bluff and Settlement, Japanese artisans, and the lively scene from a Club Hotel and Yokohama United Club while contrasting luxury with local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Yokohama
Tokyo
Douglas Sladen
Roy
Perugino
Hatoba
Beotendori
Venus Street
Honcho Dori
Deakins
Five Art Gallery
Ben-tendori
Theater Street
Chinatown
Kanagawa
Tiffin
Eest
Conover
Maloy
Dai Nippon
Club
New York
Rishkra
Electrical Wonders Exhibit for Fair Opens In Curacao
An extensive preview outlines Prof. John Barrett's plan to showcase electricity at the fair. A miniature electric house will demonstrate door bells, lighting control, security alarms, heating, cooling, cooking, dishwashing, laundry, and even phonograph and telegraph devices. A Patti facsimile with phonograph may let visitors hear the rima donna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
John Barrett
Department of Electricity
Barrett
Patti
Notice to Milliners and Shoe Offerings in Pittsburgh Area
Notice to retail milliners in Pittsburg and adjoining towns announces Mr W April 15 14 15 with samples and pattern hats. Also offers $125 ladies glazed kid shoe with worked button holes at G D Simons 78 Ohio Street Allegheny Pa. Iron City Brewing Company promotes Pilsner beer as strengthener after grip Telephone 1186.
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G. D. Simon’s
Ohio Street
Alleheny
Puyvercrans
Iron City Brewing Company
G. D. Grnven’s
Allegheny
Pens Avenue
Pittsburg
Whittier
Patten
Tetm
Anday
Penn Avenue
West Virginia oil wildcatting and local wells advance
West Virginia oil activity remains high with many wildcat drills despite scarce prospects for higher prices. Local wells at Boyle, Sheats farm, and nearby fields show varied results while operators on both sides of the river chase deeper targets and new sands. The Gordon sand search at Johnston and the Archer Forks area stake future potential as plans to drill continue next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Graham & Co
J. Gilbert
Robinson & Co
Huck Morgan
James Alexander
Donaldson No
Forest City Oil Company
Ckman Farm
West Virginia
Eureka
Belmont
St. Mary’s
Billy’’ Boyle
Cherry Grove
Jim
Bull Creek
Nab & Co
Boyle’s
Sheats Farm
Ohio
Emery Oil Company
Johnston
Friendly Island
Middle Island
Duncan Oil Company
St Mary’s
Ackerley & Samuel
Newport
Ward
Mandeville
Archer's Forks
Archer Forks
Notorious Old Time Gambling Halls Banished Across Potomac
Washington reports the end of public gambling dens once thriving in antebellum and postwar days. Private houses and social clubs host discreet gaming, while Monte Carlo keno draws 200 to 400 players daily across the river in two frame houses. Guards rarely intervene as Virginia proprietors pay fines to avoid disruption.
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Potomac
Washington
America
Meno
Thad Stevens
Henry Clay
Bob Toombs
George D. Prentice
Watterson
Prentice
Stevens
Jupiter
Old Dominion
Potomac River
District of Columbia
Ashington
Virginia
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Washington Monument
Little Steam Ferry
Georgetown
Monte Carlo
Burial of Hannah Southworth in Cave Hill Arlington
The body of Hannah Southworth, who killed Stephen Pettus in New York, was quietly buried at Cave Hill in Louisville. L. D. Pearson & Son transported the casket from Brooklyn after a telegram from Southworth’s mother, with a marble shaft planned for the grave. She died January 7 1890 in Tombs Prison while under indictment for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovuisvillle
Hanosh’ B. Southworth
Cave Hill
Sexton
New York
Kentucky
Stephen S. Pettus
Fulton Street
Louisville
Short Line
Martin
Southworth
Hannah Southworth
Brooklvo
Greenwood
Row Among Negroes at Arcenta Saloon Riot
A bloody brawl broke out during a craps game at Faucett Bros. saloon in Arcenta when a dispute over a 5 cent check led John Jones to threaten with a razor. A stranger fired, hitting a 1-year-old boy named Robinson, then a broader melee injured several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faucett Bros
Arcenta
Ano
John Jones
Jones
Robinson
Wolf pack tragedy in Michigan woods near Cheboygan
In Mullet Lake woods James Gillspies suffered a severed leg wound after his ax slipped. Brother John bound the injury and sought help. on return rescuers found wolves feeding on bones and clothing. They drove wolves away and buried the remains.
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CueBoyeas
Mich
James
John Gillspies
Mullet Lake
Here
John
Counterfeiting Fire Tests Paper and Skill Across Nation
A Treasury official and the Treasurer examine genuine and counterfeit two dollar notes, confirming near perfection of modern counterfeiting. Experts cite photo mechanical recesses and photochromy as enabling undetectable imitations. The piece notes that special paper lacks real protection and suggests radical paper changes plus distinct denominations to foil forgery. A rogue pen forger produces rare notes yearly, while a $1000 note plate, linked to Charles H. Smith, raises alarms about large-denomination counterfeits.
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Wasuixeros
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Secret Service
Fec
Secret Service Bureau of the Treasury
United States Treasury
Charles H. Smith
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Goulds
Baseball
Arkansan
Meticris
Pfeffer
Windy City
Anson
Reoport
Pfeifer
Pieffer
Sulphur Springs
John L. Sullivan
John L
Opera House
Mr. Sullivan
Arkansaw Club
Jaymen
Denver
Gun Walt
Zach
Dake
Dr. Bull
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lial
Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Aucreek
Market Street
Pillsbury
Quairt
Abot
Tomoya
Nippon
Kodak
Brown
Monroe County
Vandergrift & Co
Wildwood
Griffith & Forest Oil Company
Whitesell
Bowman & Co
Gay
Roth Oil Company
Peeples
John M. Patterson
Espey
Perrysville Plank Road
Wildwood Field
Griffith & Co
Cole Well
Greenlee & Orst
Alston
J. McGuffey & Queen
Kolber
Glenshaw
Hassinger
Wittmer Bros. & Co
Butler
Armony
Sutton & Co
M. Ziegler
Callery
Hays & Co
Richardson
Innis & Co
Muddy Creek
Bulger Cays
Carr Bros
Zanesville
Neal
Bulger Station
Royal Gas Company
McDonald Farm
Lawrence Gas Company
Cas
Work Farm
Bulger
Royal Company
Bridgeville
Taylorstown
Isaac Reineman
Washington Oil
Washington Field
Washington Oil Company
Samuel Carnon
Vlorstown
Reineon
Brown Lee
Sam Carson
Mco
Retai
West Virginia Oil
Reno
Stephen L. Pettus
WOLV
Cheboygan
City
Welty’s
Federal Street
Parkway
Iron City
P&n-And-Ink
Syqur
California Fig Syrup CO
al OF Figs
JOS. Fleming & Son
Burdock
Ray Aeyey
E. A. Jexxins
Carson St
Pittsburg, Pa
Ros
Flemin Oe
Pittsbure
Swayne
Quayne
Mhis
Pillsboro
Dr & H- Lake
LEC P. A
Ithe City
P. W
Pena Ave
Ith St
Pitwburg
Herder
S ix Benes
Evsranteo
Emil G. Stucky
Drugeist
Tiland
Penn Are
Wylie and
Fultense
Tisso
DH. Sanden Electric Belt
Sanden Electric
Broadwear
Mysault Res
Peru Chemical CO
Wilwaukee
Wis
Fia
Lowe
Rervoas
Park
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