Rain Stops All Bird Shoots At Pittsburg Club Exposition Park
Wet weather fails to deter organizers Shaner and Crow as 1,020 live birds are shot at Exposition Park amid murky conditions. Notable shooters include Joe Glesenkamp, J Donny, King Wilson, and Johnston, with contestants from Greeneshurt Uniontown and Braddock. Humane Agent OBrien observes, while a later Uniontown contest plans 500 to 1,000 live birds.
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Pittsburg
Exposition Park
Shaner & Crow
O'Brien
Joe Glesenkamp
Glesenkamp
Joe
J. Donny
King
Wilson
Miller & Sibley Stock Farm
Franklin
Braddock
Ross
Johnston
Canonshure
Geenshurt
Uniontown
Branddock
Washineton
Ligewier
Latrobe
Wolentown
Jesse Alen
George Titlow
Cootones
Allen
Kogatdas
Carver
We West
Sammel O'Brien
Tin Dispatoh
Affkin
Supreme Justice
Paxton
Tran
Shaner
Crow
Tniontown
Mitch
Ehent
Fight at Hap id City Ends Amid Wild Ruckus
April M A presides over a masked boxing event at a private club in Hap id City 8 D with Gos Denger known as the Baggage Smasher. The fifth round saw Mebhan drop his gloves and chaos erupts as Draser takes the gate. Two more bouts are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arivate Club
Hapid City
Gos Denger
M Han
Mebhan
Draser
Illness Reports Denied By Brother of Champion
Anoorius, April M don McAuliffe received a dispatch from his brother, the light event champion, last night denying published reports of illness. The exchange clarifies recent public speculation about health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoorius
Don McAuliffe
Patch Dated Hot Springs Note From Jack McAuliffe
A dated note from Hot Springs Arkansas quotes Jack McAuliffe claiming he is not ill and jokingly anticipating further bad luck, saying they will surely have him dead next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patch
Hot Springs
Ark
Saya
Jack McAuliffe
Parson Davies Strikes Conners With Champagne Bottle
In New York at the Metropolitan Hotel a quarrel at a celebration for boxing stables leads Parson Davies to strike Eddie Conners with a champagne bottle. Conners is knocked down and rendered insensible after a clash with Peter Maher, with Jim Hall rescuing him at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Davies
Sporting Authority
Metropolitan
Eddie" Conners
Jim” Hall
Bob” Fitzsimmons
Joe
Parson” Davies
Peter Maher
Steve” Brodie
Billy" Madden
Jere Dunn
Eddie” Conners
Conners
Maher
Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Conner
Company seeks injunction to bar police raid on offices
Graph Company applied to the Circuit Court for an injunction to stop police raids on its offices. J H Townsend, manager, was fined £1,000 by Judge Claiborne for violating the Stone pool law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graph Company
Bes
Circuit
J.H. Townsend
Claiborne
Pittsburg Nine Heads to St Louis for Two Wins
Pittsburg delegates travel to St Louis after two wins and prepare for Cincinnati's revenge game next Wednesday. Captain Hanlon and Red Ehret remain unsettled as Buckenberger plans, Wood negotiates, and Mark Baldwin is slated to start the first game in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von der Abbedom
Ehret
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
W.G Temple
A. K. Scandrett
Pennsylvania
Buckenberger
Hanlon
Corkhill
Red” Ehret
Billy Earle
George Wood
Pittsburgs
Hot Springs
Quaker City
Ham
Buck
Calliope Miller
Jake Beckley
Jockeys and Derby Owner Faces New Claims in Tennessee Racing
A Memphis dispatch reports turmoil in Tennessee racing as owners and trainers contend with claims over ownership of Tompeace, winner of the Tennessee Derby. Discrepancies involve L. Ms Myers and others seeking to prove themselves the original purchasers amid alleged fraud and unclear transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Garrison
Graveseneck
Memphis
Tompeace
Inenal L
Sporting Notes Previewing Summer Track and Winter Circuits
The article surveys Chicago athletics and clubs with notes on track stars Otto Hassel and Joseph Dosoguus who may compete again. It mentions the Chicago Cricket Club nearing dissolution, regatta plans in Toronto, a forthcoming Atlantic Rod and Gun Club match, Michael Kennedy training for the National Cross Country meet, and Kennelly aiming to challenge Priddy Jordan in May races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees
Chicago
Aflchigan Athiets
Otto Hassel
Chit
Pet Needa
Ick
Chicago Cricket Club
Ordmor
Osmeday
Bhitch Clase
C. E. Morris
Atlantic Rod and Gun Club
C. Detthlefsen
Gend Hod
Gon Club
West End
Hurlingham
Michael Kennipy
Hattanfeld
Prospect Harriers
Lttie
Pitteburg
New York Telegram
Athlete’s Escape From Accidental Shot at Harvard Freshman
Benjamin Worman son of Outing editor James Hk Worman was shot in the abdomen while examining a rusty pistol in Attany. The ball traversed the body and lodged in the neck. the bullet was later extracted. Worman, a 1890 High School graduate and Harvard freshman, is improving and has a good chance to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attany
Benjamin Worman
James Hk. Worman
Outing
Worman
D. R. Atkinson
Young Worman
Harvard
Atkinson
New Castle Forms Neshannock Athletic Association
New Castle launches a big athletic club the Neshannock Athletic Association occupying the third floor of a three block building for reception reading rooms and a main hall. Local leaders Mayor Brown Police Chief Walls Fire Chief James H Brown head the move with semi professional baseball and Pittsburg Cricket Association plans. A target shooting tournament is planned with a local dealer pledging white rocks and nearby towns host run clubs and gun organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castus
New Castle
Neshannock Athletic Association
Brown
Police Walls
James H. Brown
Mahoningtown
Pulaski
New Wilmington
Rough on Hetherington and Yokohama Tragedy Comments
Millard R. Jones a New York lawyer and banker arrived in Yokohama returning from China and Japan. He defends Hetherington calling the killing cowardly and disreputable while noting Robinson was a respected banker and gentleman. Jones contrasts local punishment in Hong Kong with Yokohama and cites the foreign population divisions over the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curriaco
Millard R. Jones
New York
Chicago
Grand Pacific
China
Japan
Hetherington
Young Robinson
Yokohama
Robinson
Jones
United States
Hong Kong
Pittsburg Team Returns to Sportsman's Park for Championship Play
From St Louis April 14 Special report notes Pittsburg's reentry to the diamond after 1586 in a championship contest against the St. Louis Browns. Mentions Jake Beckley and Charlie Farrell keying the lineup, Jimmies Galvin and Calliope Miller as umpires, Mark Baldwin and Connie Mack handling battery in one game, with Browns choosing Bob Caruthers or Dwyer on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Locuis
Pittsburg
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis Browns
Smoky City
Fnst
Cininnati
Browns
Jake Beckley
St. Louis Whites
America
Charlie Farrell
Jimmies Galvin
Calliope Miller
Mark Baldwin
Connie Mack
Bob Caruthers
Dwyer
Poimants
Seme
Pittsburgers
Olympic Club Plans Three Big Fights in One Week
The Olympic Club in New Orleans has offered 25 000 for Sullivan versus Corbett on November 7 and 10 000 each for Fitzsimmons versus Meyer and McAuliffe, aiming to stage all three bouts in one week to draw about 5 000 spectators, with railroads proposing fight tickets attached to excursion passes to guarantee seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oeirans
Olympiic Club
Sullivan
Corbett Ontember
Fitzsimmons
Fiat
Meyer
McAuliffe
New Orleans
Son Jack McAuliffe Reports Good Health From Hot Springs
A telegram to Mrs. McAuliffe, mother of Jack McAuliffe, from Hot Springs Arkansas, states he is in excellent health. Earlier reports claimed he was dying of consumption, the message responding to a family inquiry.
Priddy Makes Second $100 Deposit in Race with Jordan
Peter Priddy sent his second $100 deposit to Chicago for the race with Jordan. Priddy declares himself in excellent condition and believes he will be as good a runner against Jordan as ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Priddy
Chicago
Jordan
Priddy
To Day's League Schedule
Pittsburg hosts St Louis while Cleveland visits Cincinnati Chicago plays Louisville Boston travels to Washington Brooklyn at Baltimore New York meets Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Boston
Washington
Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Prowns and Pitchers Highlight Bustling Baseball Roundup
A rattling array of baseball notes from Washington to Pittsburgh outlines player releases and signings. Lawerence Duke and Anson era plans, Pfeffer’s Louisville surge, and Buckenberger’s strategies frame a busy season preview with Anson predicting colt entries and Chicago praised for heavy hits.
Guttenburg Winners Track Meet Highlights
The event drew large attendance with six races. Early Dawn won the opening race with Ethel in second and Vandal third. Second race details unclear. Johannes era placed. Salis bury captured third in the third race with Uncertainty second. Fourth race saw Blan first, Alee second, Quibbier third. Veritile won the fifth with O P B second and Beaver third. In the final one mile race Lady Paolsifer led Firefly and Sir George Uard, time 1:44.
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Gourrestrre
Ahsif Furiongs
Ethel! H
Vandal
Johannes Era
Furion Ise
Salisbury
Blan
Alee
Quibbier
Veritile
O'P B
Beaver
Tine
Lady Paolsifer
Firefly
Sir George Uard
Judge laments corporal punishment as punishment option
New York Judge Cowing rebukes 17 year old forgery defendant Frank Sumner. He laments reformatory reforms and wishes Rhode Island style corporal punishment existed. Sumner pleads guilty with a steady smile and awaits sentencing, noting the public whipper as a proposed penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Sumner
Sumner
Cowing
Elmira Reformatory
Rhode Island
Races at Mexicis Result With Six Events Listed
The April races at Mexicis produced six events with Sunar South bundling first in race one, Josephine Cassidy second, Cruikshanks third. Mcoee led race two with Enoch second and John Etta third. Faithful won the mile and one eighth, Annie Brown placed second. Fugente won seven furlongs, Costa Rica second, Miss Pickwick third. Josin 7 won the mile with Cornel second and Mean Enough third. Times noted for each race.
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Mexicis
Sunar South
Josephine Cassidy
Cruikshanks
Mcoee
Enoch
John Etta
Faithful
Annie Brown
Fugente
Costa Rica
Miss Pickwick
Josin 7
Cornel
Pittsburg Dog Sullivan Versus Rochester Rowdy Postponed
The Pittsburg dog Sullivan and the Rochester dog Rowdy will not meet this week as planned. Rowdy’s owner Mr Higginson received a $100 forfeit to agree to the postponement because Sullivan’s trainer cannot bring his dog to weight. The match now faces a potential increase to $250 per side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Sullivan
Rochester
Rowdy
Higginson
Thedor
Ainee
McElroy Defeats Lawler in Chattaxooga Bout
In Chattaxooga near the Georgia line McElroy and Lawler fought last night with McElroy as the favored fighter. The match lasted 20 minutes and ended in the fourth round when McElroy knocked out Lawler, a Cincinnati challenger. Lawler teams from Cincinnati, McElroy from Birmingham, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattaxsooga
McElroy-Lawler
Chattasnooga Creek
Georgian State Line
McElroy
Lawler
Cincinnati
Birmingham
Ala
Wild horses seen on the Llanos near Ensenada
A Wright surveying party reported two bands of wild horses on the Llanos between the Trinidad and Santa Catarina valleys. The timid herd ranged in American-bred horses led by a large diome roan. A gray horse, once linked to the International Company, was noted as stray for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar Creco
Can
Ensenada
Lower
California
Wright
Llanos
Trinidad
Santa Catarina
Opite
Etic Ie
International
Rain Halts League Games. Cincinnati Wins Spark Enthusiasm
Rain prevented all League ball games yesterday. Local fans are excited by Cincinnati's two victories and the strong slugging shown by the team. The club hoped for another win in St. Louis today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Anson Releases Three Players From Uhi Team
Captain Anson, of the Uhi team, tonight released pitcher Duke catcher Murphy and fielder Lawrence. The club cites their slowness as the reason, saying they are unsuitable for the Windy City team.
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Shine
Toledo
Der
Mansfield
Allentown
Pitteburgs
Siosey Farrar
Providence
Clevelands
Anson
St. Lovin
Duke
Murphy
Lawrence
Uhi
Windy City
Object to Raiding St Lovin April 4 Mercantile Tele
A local notice records opposition to a proposed raid or raid-like action labelled Raiding St Lovin on April 4 at the Mercantile Telegraph building. The brief note cites residents and a council response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lovin
Clergyman Baptizes 78 Converts in 27 Minutes at Danville
In Danville Kentucky Rev Wallace Fisher may have set a world record by immersing 78 baptismal candidates in 27 minutes. The event drew about 1200 observers along Clark's Run as 78 of 105 revival converts joined the Baptist Church. The water proved cold but baptism proceeded under hymn pauses. The church has long been one of the South's largest congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Clark’s Run
Baptist Church
Wallace Fisher
South
Unclear OCR item mentions local track event and names
Fragmentary OCR passage references a track meet at a place resembling Headville and mentions individuals such as Isaac and Garrison. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Tion
Dex
Headville
Isaac Peaeue
Braddock Tragedy Husband Claims Accidental Shot
In Braddock the husband of a Duquesne steel works worker says a revolver misfire caused his wife to be shot while she faced away. Doctors report the bullet lodged in her abdomen and peritonitis developed. The husband was arrested then released. coroner likely to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Frank Price
Duquesme
Drs. Bodkin
Black
Duquesne
John Verblosky
Duquesne Steel Works
Dr. Price
Price
Braddock Congregational Church Sees Growth as Yellow Row Demolished
Braddock Braddock Congregational Church reports flourishing membership totaling 100 and a balanced financial position. A local 8 year old boy Tommy Shields remains at Mercy Hospital after a turntable accident near Braddock and Bessemer. The widow of Harry Russell died at Dixmont yesterday. Yellow Row, once a hub of crime, will be razed and replaced by a $10,000 building.
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Brappocka
Congregational Church Convention
First Congregational Church of
Braddock
Tommy Shields
Bessemer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mercy Hospital
Harry Russell
Dixmont
Coal and Oil at the Fair
The World's Fair Executive Committee met in Hanissure April W and formed a special committee to visit Chicago to secure ground for a Pennsylvania coal and oil exhibit. Governor Pattison chairs the group with Wright Whitman Mercur and Gobbin to obtain specifications and prove the exhibit will be interesting and safe, despite earlier space refusals by Grounds.
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Hanissure
Chicago
Pattison
Messrs
Wright
Whitman
Mercur
Gobbin
Pennsylvania
Presbytery of Carlisle Acts on Overture and Prayer Time
The Presbytery of Carlisle completed its session affirming the General Assembly overture on the 1870 compact and the veto power over theological seminary chair elections. It sent up affirmatively the proposal to move the week of prayer from January to October or November.
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Harnsnvns
Presbytery
Carlisle
General Assembly
Beuver Fawls Reports Wife Shoots Self in Bedroom
Beaver Fawls reports Mrs May Johnson wife of William Johnson faced a domestic quarrel this afternoon. After two shots fired in her room she shot herself in the side one bullet hit her arm and another wounded her side. Doctors say the injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Fawls
May Johnson
William Johnson
Mayor targets gambling dens in raid under new administration
Alliance officials report the new mayor vowed to suppress disorderly houses and speak-easies. A raid last night fined ten offenders, and today Jerry Tierney was arrested for running a speak-easy and fined $200 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Excell
Jerry Tierney
Sturgeon Leaves City in Financial Confusion
Buerros April 14 Special reports former City Solicitor John H. Sturgeon departed for parts unknown around March 20, leaving constituents poorer by about $80,000. Widows and orphans suffered most as he ran a large collecting business and acted as trustee for many.
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Buerros
John H. Sturgeon
Sturgeon
Marcian
California
Union District 17 Elects Moran President in Coal Scale Session
The United Mine Workers of America District No. 17 convention in Wheeling elected M. F. Moran as president after days of deliberation on a coal winning scale. The new scale will be reviewed by the National Board before public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Cuantester
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
M. F. Moran
Wheeling
National Board
Mrs. Ann Ratigan Mosses Paralysis at 82 Near Cutcona
Mrs. Ann Ratigan, 82, of near Cutcona, was stricken with paralysis last night and has not regained consciousness. She is the mother of P. A. Rattigan, editor of the Millerstown Herald, and has many friends in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcona
Ann Ratigan
P. A. Rattigan
Millerstown
Six Legged Lamb Report Shocks Greenville Farm
A farmer near Greenville reports a six legged lamb in his flock. The brief item notes the unusual creature and its owner, with no further details on origin or verification.
Parkhurst Defends Methods Behind Crime Crusade
The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst releases a long statement defending his crusade against vice in New York. He asserts his goal to attack licensed vice and says liquor saloons gambling houses and disorderly bars are protected by police leaders for gain while acknowledging criticisms and insisting his tactics were necessary to expose corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Parkhurst
New York City
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Deere
Lice Department
Police Department
March Grand Jury
Explosion blinds metallurgy professor at university lab
Prof Edward D Campbell assistant metallurgy professor at the university was blinded in a chemical lab explosion. He was testing hydrogen gas generation from acid on steel filings when a jar shattered his eyes. He cried I am blind and was taken to hospital. He is under thirty, with a wife and two children, and is the son of Judge James V Campbell of the Michigan Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Amnon
Mica
Edward D. Campbell
Prof. Campbell
Carrow
James V. Campbell
Michigan Supreme Court
Pattison At The Head Haggissure
The World's Fair Executive Committee met in the city and appointed a ial committee to visit Chicago to secure ground for displaying Pennsylvania coal and oil. Governor Pattison chairs with Messia, Wright, Whitman, Mercur and Gobin. space was refused by Grounds due to safety concerns. The committee will assess ground needs and push a safe exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggissure
Ial
Chicago
Pattison
Messia
Wright
Whitman
Mercur
Gobin
Pennsylvania
Lansdale
State Building
Notable Visitors and Travelers Case in Point
The notice lists a string of socially prominent names and their movements. N. B. Richardson and John Young depart for New York on pleasure, George C. Marshall, Jesse O. Allen and G. F. ithow attend a shoot at Exposition Park, while David H. Nicholson journeys from St. Louis toward Europe for three months. Others include A. M. Robbins in Cleveland, Jacob Graff and T. D. Cunningham in Blairsville, Major T. Brent Swearingen heading east, Judge Harry White en route to Washington, P. C. Knox traveling east for business, H. H. Adsit in Bradford, E H. DeArmitt and wife in Kane, A. B. Caldwell and wife in Washington, Captain E Y. Breck bound for New York, and G. Alleson in from San Julian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Richardson
Monongahela House
John Young
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
New York
George C. Marshall
Jesse O. Allen
G. F. Ithow
Uniontown
Exposition Park
David H. Nicholson
St. Louis
Europe
A. M. Robbins
Cleveland
Onongabela
Jacob Graff
T. D. Cunningham
H. H. Adsit
Bradford
Monongahela
E H. DeArmitt
Kane, Pa
Duquesne
A. B. Caldwell
Washington, Pa
E Y. Breck
G. Alleson
San Julian
Mex
River News and Notes from Louisville April 4
River traffic updates report weather cloudy and rain in the forecast. The river is falling with 8 feet inches at the falls and 3 feet inches below. Vessels Guiding Star New South Charley Clark Cruiser Buckeye Boy John Barrett and Captain W. W. O'Neill of Pittsburgh are mentioned with departures to Cincinnati Evansville Tell City and other ports.
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erPeraAl
Dtsator
Louissville
Guiding Star
New South
Memphis
Charley Clark
Pittsburg
Buckeye Boy
John Barrett
W. W. O'Neill
Pittahu
Cincinnati
Big Sandy
Ton
Big Kanawha
Evansville
Tell City
What the Upper Ganges Show
Weather notes show varying river stages across towns with readings of feet and inches. Morgantown and Prownsville report stationary levels while Allegheny Junction notes a drop to ten feet eight inches. Conditions are cloudy and cool with a late afternoon thermometer around 41 degrees.
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Ganges
Allegheny Junction
Haining Morgantown
Prownsville
Aenen
River and weather update across multiple steamship routes
The report lists river levels foot by foot and condition across regions including Cincinnati St Louis New Orleans and Memphis with notes of rising or falling water. It records cloudy conditions in New Orleans and cold weather elsewhere with arrivals and departures of vessels such as City of New Orleans City of Monroe and others in a congested shipping snapshot.
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Areling
Houdsen
Cincinnati
Iron Queen
Ohio
New Reans
Pardue
St. Lows
Padgeah
Ohile
Tate
Pittsburg
State of Kansas
New Orlean
Sean Phis
New Orleans
St. Louis
R. Louis
Arrity
Sheffield
Tennessee
Memphis
Norton
Cairo
Wickshire
Monroe
Parlor
Guchita
Germania to arrive midweek as river falls
The Germania is due to arrive midweek while the river registers five feet and falling. Several steamers like the Ironsides and the Fred Wilson moved plus the Scotia and Mark Winnett reported activity on the river. Wharf conditions and bridge lighting draw complaints from boatmen as they warn of possible accidents if controls remain neglected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
Tre H. K. Bedford
Ironsides
Cairo
Adam Jacobs
Fred Wilson
Cincinnati
Tir
Iron Queen
W. T. McCullough
Scotia
W. M. Walden
Walden & Co
Carlville
America
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Here
Vigorous canvass for county superintendent post
A vigorous canvass is underway for the County Superintendent of Schools role. The term runs to May 1893, and two candidates besides incumbent Hamilton seek the seat. Allegheny principals meet tomorrow at Seataitiney to discuss keeping boys in school longer, amid parental pressure to pull youths for small weekly earnings. Girls stay longer, but boys often leave early, and educators warn against short school careers for a trifling sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Alleheny County
Seataitiney
Yale Valedictorian Palmer Dies In Horseback Ride
Albert B Palmer of Bridgeport a Yale senior and valedictorian fell from his horse four miles from Bridgeport on the Newtown turnpike during an Easter recess ride with Pitkin. He died this morning and was son of Rev Charles Ray Palmer of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haves
Albert B. Palmer
Bridgeport
Yale University
Palmer
Pitkin
Yele
Charles Ray Palmer
Striking Contrast in Home Made Suits Priced at 70
The ad argues against overpraised, inferior fabrics and urges buyers to trust careful, eye opening purchases. It promotes our Spring Suits by I. Jackson and two expert cutters, claiming perfect fitting and fashionably cut suits at popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. I. Jackson
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