Cleveland Wins With Strong Batting and Fielding
Heavy batting and clean fielding by the Cleveland team lead to victory. Davis Johnson son Virtue and McKean hit the ball hard as Hanlon leaves for business. Galvin and Young pitched five innings with Maul and Beattie finishing. Pittsburg struggles in the late innings.
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Macox
Clevelands
Davis
Johnson
Virtue
McKean
Hanlon
Galvin
Young
Maul
Beatta
Association Games Aces Cincinnati over Louisville in 7–5 thriller
Cincinnati defeats Louisville 7 to 5 at Louisville with costly eighth inning errors by Shinnick and Crane’s batting struggles. Dono vap and Andrews excel in fielding. additional reports show Washington and Boston game highlights with errors and strong defense affecting the score.
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Louisville
Louisvilles
Crane
Shinnick
Cincinnati
Donovap
Andrews
Cincimonati
White
Cross
Boston
Washington
D. Wasnixetos
Ses
Sriten Tan
Burton Os Case
Arsualiei
Association—Cincinnati
Calombus
Association Record Football Schedules and Scores
Cincinnati at Louisville and Columbus at Boston lead today’s baseball and football listings. The schedule notes Cincinnati vs Louisville and Columbus vs Boston with several endurance matchups across major cities, including Baltimore and Chicago areas.
Baseball Team Prospects Dim As Applications Flow In
Applications to join the local focal baseball team arrive at a steady rate with about twenty total. Sixteen of the hopefuls arrived on Wednesday and another batch yesterday. The outlook for a league clad team here remains not rosy as the necessary funds and materials are not yet forthcoming.
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Crry
Focal
Football Excitement as McKeesport Vies With McDonald
Local football clash at McKeesport expected to draw large crowds from Pittsburgh with secretary George Macpherson refereeing a high stakes contest. If McKeesport wins a pennant tie looms with McDonald and Braddock also in contention, spotlighting key players and lineups for both sides.
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McKeesport
McDonald
George Macpherson
Jowr
Memphis Race Results From April Meeting
Memphis April racing results list first race half mile Maggie Lebus winning with time 3 0 45 Engaritten second Zantippa third. Second race three quarters Verge ned Srat Bankrupt second Molly Bolly third time 1 18. Third race one mile Ethel Grey first Philora second Mownle Bird third Theme 140. Fourth race Farner first Lena Fry Artio vd. Time not given.
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Mempis
Maggie Lebus
Engaritten
Zantippa
Srat
Wolltkins
Carter B
Craven Stakes Won By Friar Lubin At Newmarket
The Craven Stakes for three year olds at Newmarket was won by Lord Zetland's Friar Lubin. Gone Coon owned by W Low finished second and Grand Master Weird owned by Blundell Maple placed third.
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Newmarket
Lord Zetland
Friar Lubin
Mr. W. Low
Gone Coon
Mr. Blundell Maple
Grandmaster Wiird
Spillings Wins Prize Fight Near Bradford Pa
About 50 Rochester sportsmen left on a special car to the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg road to attend the Spillings Slattery prize fight. The stake was 250 dollars a side. The bout began around 3 90 o clock this morning near the state line close to Bradford Pennsylvania. Spillings led early and knocked Slattery down several times, ending the fight with a ninth round knockout.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Spillings
Tate Line
Bradford
Slattery
Ed Smith presses Fitzsimmons for middleweight title match
Ed Smith and his backers met champion Robert Fitzsimmons at the Seventh Avenue Hotel in Pittsburg to demand a middleweight title fight under recognized rules. Smith challenges Fitzsimmons with a $1,000 forfeit and $2,500 ready from Smith’s camp, aiming to secure a bout within days under Queensberry or prize-ring terms.
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Ed Smith
Robert Fitzsimmons
Pittsburg
Smith
Fitzsimmons
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Lean
Johnan
Fitesimmons
Mr. Quon
Clarke
Chicago
Fitz Simmons
Queensberry
Fitsimmons
Smith Party
They Will Run Priddy Agrees to Ben Darrin Race
Peter Priddy notified the Sporting Times he signed articles with Ben Darrin for a 3000 meter race to be held in Pittsburgh on Decoration Day. Priddy sent a 250 dollar forfeit and pressed that Allegheny county be the referee and Times act as stakeholder. Darrin may agree, and a classic Western Pennsylvania showdown could unfold with Darrin famed internationally and Priddy unbeaten at three miles.
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Peter Priddy
Darrin
Pittsburg
Priddy
Sporting Times
New York
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
America
Detroit Welterweight Champion Collins Knocks Lavine Out
April 16 saw Detroit champion welterweight Jack Collins defeat Hilly Lavine of the Saginaw Valley in two rounds before a small crowd. Collins started fast, Lavine was knocked through the ropes and to the floor twice in the first round, and Lavine was carried out after Collins finished him with a final punch in the second.
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Deteerr
Jack Collins
Detroit
Hilly Lavine
Saginaw Valley
Collins
Michican
Lavine
Magnificent gift funds Catholic University in Washington
The Rev James McMahon pastor of St Andrew's in New York donated real estate valued at about 490000 to the Roman Catholic University in Washington to establish a school of theology. The properties include five New York parcels and 1154 acres at Long Branch with the United States Hotel.
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Difpaton
New York
James McMahon
St. Andrew's
Roman Catholic Church
Duane Street
City Hall Place
Roman Catholic University
Washington
Long Srand
Templecourt
John J. Keane
University
Riverside Avenue
Clermont Avenue
Twenty-second Street
West Thirty-fourth Street
Standard Club
Seventy-ninth Street
Columbus Avenue
Hightieth
Eighty-first Streets
Seventy-seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Long Branch
United States
McMahon
Maynooth College
Father McMahon
St Sulpice
Paris
Sulpician Seminary
Montreal
Hughes
William Starrs
St. Mary's Church
St. John the Evangelist
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Fifty-fifth Street
First Avenue
Challoner
Mary Gwendolin Caldwell
Keane
Whist Congress Adopts Uniform Rules in Minwatker
The Whist Congress at Minwatker Wisconsin on April 16 discussed and adopted a uniform rule set. The rules follow Cavendish with main variations for penalties. A game consists of seven points and plays may use five part games.
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Minwatker
Wis
Cavendish
Ite
Prize Fight Draws Surprise in City Center Cellar
Newark on April 14 reported a largely attended prize fight beneath a saloon, with locals Fink and Smern boxing for a $25 purse. Smern prevailed in three brisk rounds, leaving city officials surprised by the venue.
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Newark
Fink
Smern
Sporting Notes and Local Wrestling Gossip
Sporting notes report Trot's team beat New York yesterday by 4 to 0 and Philadelphia defeated Lebanon 7 to 4. Protesants on tour crowd the scene as relatives travel with the show. W H Miller sat out with the Alleghenies before Columbus moved to the city. Fitzsimmons seeks an honest bout with Stith if feasible. Pittsburg athletes MacRhosos and Dawson avoid Friday travel. President Neil received a letter from Masacer Hanlon predicting his team will easily beat Cleveland or any other nine. Fitzsimmons plots to use Billy Woods as a buffer between himself and Smith while Woods and Smith remain friendly.
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W. H
Miller
Allegheniee
Columbus
Fitzsimmons
Stith
Cleveland
Fittzsimmons
Billy Woods
Fitzsimmon
Smith
Woods
Fire Routs Blocks Across Several Cities In Weekend Blazes
Fires raged through frame dwellings on Fourth Avenue in McKeesport destroying seven stores and multiple apartments housing hundreds of Hungarians. A woman accidentally started the blaze with oil, suffered severe burns, and pedestrians helped smother the fire. Losses reach $60,000 with several owners named, including Roth Grass Weir and Dillon. Similar blazes hit Evansville, Harrodsburg, Covington and Utica with grain elevators, factories, and shops also damaged or destroyed.
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McKeesport
Fourth Avenue
National Taube Works
Himearians
Joseph Roth
D. M. Grass
Weir
Joseph Dillon
Roth
Feinstein
No. Carson Street
Panhandle Road
Evansville
Charles Leich & Co
Dixon, Mackey & Oe Sena
Harrodsburg
R Louis
Covington
P. Goldsmith Baseball and Toy Factory
Diamond Street
Crooked Building Association Probe Uncovers Fraud
Bank Examiner Kenyon, under Governor Merriam, reports misconduct at the American Building and Loan Association. Directors sold forfeited stock to friends at nominal prices, reduced share counts, and borrowed against reduced stock to drain funds. Attorney General to decide if fraud charges and closure are warranted.
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Sr. Paw
American Building and Loan Association
Kenyon
Merriam
Audt
Receiver dispute over Decatur and Nashville Bonds
Asbury Park New Jersey April 1 Councilor McGill appoints ex state treasurer Toffey as receiver of the Decatur and Nashville Improvement Company. Toffey seeks return of 353000 dollars in bonds from J Edward Simmons receiver of American Loan and Trust Company alleging 155000 and 150000 dollars worth of bonds were squeezed from the railway company and the loan company by directors. If bonds are not returned Toffey will sue.
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Asbury Park
N.J
McGill
Toffey
Decatur and Nashville Improvement Company
Lawn
New Jersey
Decatur, Chesapeake and
Simmons
Decatur
Chesa
New Orleans
Aeaeanves
Decatur and
American Loan and Trust Company
Smallpox On Vanderbilt Yacht Forces Quarantine
W K Vanderbilt and three companions on the Alva were isolated after an oiler aboard contracted smallpox. The yacht was quarantined at North Brothers Island as health officials fumigated the vessel, while the passengers waited at Clifton and the baggage office. Unvaccinated crew of 52 will be made smallpox proof before tomorrow evening.
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New York
W. K. Vanderbilt
Alva
Atlantic
Mediterranean
W.S. Hoyt
E. W. Jouett
Lewis Webb
Hough Halpin
North Brothers Island
Clifton
Mr Vanderbilt
Mary Kennedy
Miss Couzins Locks Out and Holds Fort at World’s Fair Office
In Chicago on April 16 Miss Phebe Couzins secretary to the Lady Managers of the World’s Fair finds her office door locked by orders to bar entry. She takes over an adjoining room and vows to guard it day and night. A mass meeting was planned in St Louis and a preliminary gathering in Chicago to protest the Executive Committee’s actions. Her private papers are removed, leaving only a typewriter and a motto “Love One Another” turned to the wall.
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Chrcaco
Phebe Couzins
St Louis
A Financial Meteor's Fall as Winner's Investment Firm Assigns
Willard E. Winner, president of the Winner Investment Company, filed an assignment this afternoon in Kansas City. The company, once capitalized at 700000 with a later 500000 stock issue, had invested in eastern city land and constructed housing. assets reportedly exceed liabilities by 200000, though no asset-liability schedule was filed. Winner rose from postal clerk ten years ago to leading several millionaire concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Winner Investment Company
Willard E. Winner
Paynee
Winner
Lawmakers Debate Repeal Bill Amid County Board Split
In Westmoreland County a repeal measure faces opposition as a local representative refused to vote for the bill. The contentious provision was stricken from the final draft amid mixed votes and procedural disagreements.
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Westmoreland County
Witove
Senator Hines Denies Coke Region Riot Charge
In a Senate morning clash, Senator Hines defends a bill adding three clerks for the State and two for the Auditor General's Department as Governor Beaver advised. Senator Robbins fails to lower the numbers. Gobin questions staffing shifts amid alleged changes since 1873 and 1890.
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Harrisotrg
Senate
Hines
Auditor General's Department
Robbins
Green
Beaver
Gobin
Executive Department
Watchorn
State Department
Corporation
Pax
Commission
Resolutions Aim to Shape State Oversight Today
Harrisburg April 14 Tomorrow is resolution day in the house. Mr Seanor seeks to call up his anti discrimination measure and Mr Wherry plans a joint committee report on creating a Department of Supervision of State Institutions. Opponents are active and business will not be rushed to reach them.
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HaRrEisacre
Seanor
Wherry
Commission of Charities and Corrections
Cumberan
Testimony Printing Ordered On School Book Trust Probe
Dr Towler of Forest moved to reconsider the vote not to concur in printing 3 000 copies of the investigation testimony. He warned the information held value and noted lobbyists for school book publishers feared its publication. The motion prevailed and printing was approved.
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Harrisburg
Towler
Forest
House
Senate
School Book Trust
Pittsburg Street Bills Set for House Readings
A schedule shows Pittsburg street bills advancing through the House with a fast reading in the evening session on Monday, a second reading on Nassday, and third reading plus final passage planned for Wednesday.
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Pittsburg Street Bills
More New Districts Determined by Allegheny Delegation
The Allegheny delegation set five new legislative districts after splitting the Sixth into the Sixth Seventh and Eighth. The Sixth includes Coraopolis and multiple townships. the Seventh adds Mansfield Chartiers Greentree West Liberty and related townships. The Eighth covers Homestead Beltzhoover Knoxville Elizabeth West Elizabeth Reynoldtown and nearby townships. The Ninth includes Tarentum Etna Sharpsburg Millvale Spin Garden Bellevue West Belle Vernon Glenshaw Ostorne Sewickley and many townships with two members. The Tenth covers McKeesport Versailles North Versailles South Versailles with one member. Eleventh comprises Verona Oakmont Wilkinsburg Braddock Edgewood Swissvale and several Braddock Wilkins and Sterrett townships.
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Allegheny County
Toh
Allegheny
Coraopolis
Stowe, Robinson, Moon, Findlay
Neville
Crescent
North Fayette
South Fayette
Collier
Upper St. Clair
Scott, Snowder and
Bethel
Mansfield
Chartiers
Greentree
West Liberty
Union
Lower St. Clair
Baldwin
Homestead
Beltzhoover
Knoxville
Elizabeth
West Elizabeth
Reynoldtown
Mifflin
Jefferson
Forward
Lincoln
Dividing the Money: State Hospital Grants Revealed
Harrisburg April 16 The House passed final appropriations totaling numerous state hospital and institutional grants. Mercer Hospital receives 12000 while Western Pennsylvania Blind Institution gets 27500 and Elwyn Training School 198000. other allocations include 130000 for Normal schools and 175000 for Erie Soldiers’ Home among many listed.
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Harrisacre
House
Mercer Hospital
College Hospitals
Connellsville
Western Pennsylvania
Scranton
Normal
Elwyn
Pennsylvania Working Home
Phil
Carbondale Hospital
Burg Homeopathic Hospital
Maternity Hospital
Philadelphia
Western Pennsylvania Deat and Dumb Institution
State Orphans School votes transfers for wards to new homes
The Soldiers' Orphans' School Commission ordered moving St Pauls Home children to Uniontown and Harford schools and Northern Home children to Chester Springs. Exams for transfers set May 19 at Butler and May 21 at Philadelphia. June exams for other wards. Uniontown rent cut to 3000 a year. about 150 on hand. bill for 123000 for two years passed. A member urged spending every cent of the 140 per child on better clothes food and education.
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Harniesvrea
Soldiers’ Orphans’ School Commission
St. Paul's
Butler
Uniontown
Harford
Philadelphia
Chester Springs
Nnally
Smoke nuisance bill gains Senate favor in report
Special telegraph from Harrisburg dated April 14 notes House passed final appropriations of 5000 for Supreme Court library and about 55000 to cover Adjutant General department deficiency. Senate bills favorably reported include raising petition freeholders for annexation to two thirds, preventing Fayette county township annexation to a borough, allowing cities to curb coal smoke by ordinance, and abolishing Poor Director in second class cities.
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Harrisavas
House
Supreme Court
Adjutant General's Department
Senate
Fayette County
House Defeats Bill Allowing River Fish Baskets and Weirs
In Hawginspur April 14 the House defeated a bill permitting fish baskets and eel weirs on rivers during part of the year. Favorable reports included using gas, kerosene, and water tax revenue to light boroughs, and a bill letting counties keep half of property tax money. Bills negatived covered coal mine relief funds, reduced billiard and ten-pin fees, and hiring clerical staff in Internal Affairs. Jones' conspiracy liberalization bill was reported favorably.
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Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Pitts
Jones
Secretary suspends orders on Omaha Railroad land grants
Secretary of the Interior, in Washington, suspends indefinitely pending orders authorizing lines on the Omaha Railroad land at Ashland Wisconsin. Telegram to the Ashland Land Office cites potential serious trouble if lands opened on April 17 and 18.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Ashland
Wis
Omaha Railroad
Senate Passes Bill for Appointment of Deputy Coroners
Harrisaver e April 16 In the Senate bills were passed finally providing for the appointment of deputy coroners in counties with over 150 000 inhabitants authorizing cemetery and burial companies to accept trusts to keep grounds in repair adding three clerks in the Secretary of the Commonwealth and two in the Auditor General and allowing counties to erect and maintain bridges or culverts linking cities and boroughs separated by streams.
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Ispaciag
Harrisavere
Senate
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Department of the Auditor General
English syndicate bids for Jacobs theaters amid talks
After 15 American theaters, English syndicate offers 250000 dollars for H R Jacobs interest but he asks 700000. He eyes Barnumady show as part of negotiations. Coroner returns verdict on Brad dock gas explosion deaths finding gross negligence by Philadelphia Gas Company.
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H. R. Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Barnumandy
Philadelphia Company
Stephen Morak
Frank Juria
Braddock
Philadelphia Gas Company
Philadelphia Ladies Press Bill to End Sectional Education Boards
Senator Ilinn chaired a Senate Education Committee hearing in Philadelphia as a delegation of ladies and gentlemen urged passage of a bill to abolish the city's sectional boards and place school control under a Central Board. A special train carried the delegation to the capital for the appearance.
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Harksmvore
Ilinn
Education Committee
Senate
Philadelphia
Central Board
Direct tax money accepted by House with conditions
The House concurred in a resolution accepting direct tax money from the national government amounting to 1,064,700. An amendment to strike the deposit requirement into the State Treasury failed. Senatorial and gubernatorial concerns were raised before the resolution passed without amendment.
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Harriseug
Grady
House
Brown
York
Ross
Bucks
Commonwealth
Gobin, Gracy
Movement for Cleveland Shapes Maryland Reform Club
Baltimore April 14. A Democratic reform movement in Maryland has formed under the Maryland Democratic Reform Club. Philip D. Laird of Montgomery is president. The group aims to reform state legislation and administration while upholding Grover Cleveland’s principles and the party’s venerable traditions.
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Baltimore
Democratic Party
Maryland Democratic Reform
To-day Friday Clothing Sale for the Poor
The article advertises a Friday sale at Pirrspure Combination Clothing Company corner Grant and Diamond streets offering hundreds of suits and pants for men and boys at special one day prices. It lists 60 light cheviot suits, 300 first class cas simere and cheviot suits, 75 black cheviot sack suits, 200 boys pants, 125 boys knee pants, and 600 English worsted pants with varying sizes and patterns.
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Pirrspure CombinaTion Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Streets
the Court House
Baby Show Votes Rise as Sealed Box Reinforced
The baby show for the hand somest mother and child grows competitive as the sealed ballot box is reinforced. All babies are healthy except a delicate foundling. Henry Brooks, longtime doorman at the Monongahela House, lies ill but well regarded by friends who hope for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brooks
Monongahela House
Republicans Prepare Apportionment Bills for Tuesday Introduction
The Republican Steering Committee met and found apportionment bills nearly decided but not perfected. They agreed all bills must be ready by Tuesday and will be presented then with likely special orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamispura
Anxious to Leave the World. Man in Allegheny Lockup Attempts Suicide
A demented man identified as Joan Grobolsky, held in the Allegheny lockup since Wednesday, made two suicide attempts yesterday by hanging but was stopped both times.
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Joan Grobolsky
Allegheny
Senate passes several bills on second reading in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg this afternoon the Senate advanced many measures on second reading including a bill to prevent secret cremation of human bodies a boroughs electricity for commercial use bill and a 25 000 appropriation for a State library and improvements to the House. A separate item notes the Senate later defeated a 400 000 appropriation to buy the Philadelphia House of Refuge.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Senate Today
Philadelpias House of Refuge
Navy officials visit Fort Monroe in Virginia
The Dispatch with Secretary Lai and Assistant Secretary Boley of the Navy arrived at Fortress Monroe in Fr. Monroe VA on April 16 and exchanged salutes with the fort.
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Biaine
Fortress Monroe
Fr. Monroe
Lai
Boley
Navy
River Falls Nine Feet Short of Bank as Monongahela Recedes
The Monongahela River is slowly dropping with water marks showing feet 3 inches. The M. F. Allen delayed departure yesterday morning due to repairs. Scotia was expected to arrive this afternoon and depart for Cincinnati at 4 p m.
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Monongahela
M. F. Allen
Scotia
Cincinnati
Wonderful Lace Curtain Sale at 79 Fifth Avenue
Open to the public tomorrow Saturday April 18 luncheon served from 12 3 PM Albert Menvou announces a wonderful lace curtain sale. Extra salesmen on hand mornings and crowded afternoons Jos Horne Co Penn Avenue Stores Elton City Brewing Co lager beer phone 1158.
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Albert Menvou
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Elton City Brewing Co
Iron City Brewing Co
River Forecast Telegrams From Junction to St Louis
Weather readings report river levels and conditions for Leghent Junction Warren Brownsville Morgrantown Cupois Ti and St. Louis. Heights range from 5 feet 10 inches to 31 feet 84 inches with varied trends and clear to rainy skies.
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Hiver
Warren—Hiver
Eecentr
Brownsville
MorGantowm
St. Louis
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