Jones Stars as Louisville Beats Pittsburgh in Exposition Park
A crowd of about 3000 watched Alexander Jones of Homestead pitch superbly for Louisville, limiting Pittsburg to three hits. Despite strong batting by Corkhill and Beckley, Pittsburg failed to score after the fifth inning as Baldwin faltered and Louisville pulled ahead with timely hits and solid defense. Umpire Lynch's close call at first stirred debate but Jones emerged as the standout, with Taylor and Grim contributing key sticks for Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Colonels
Alexander the Great
Homestead
John Corkhill
Homestead Wonder
Alexander
Beckley
Corkhill
Baldwin
Lynch
Louisvilles
Mark
Lafe
Mia Jones
Pittsburgers
Marvelous Alexander
Mr. Taylor
Billy Kuhhne
Grim
Taylor
Bierbauer
Tom Grown
Miller
Tom
Kuhhne
Ryan
Smith
Brown
Scery
Browning
Jennings
Tay
Lor
Mack
Old Corkhill
Jeanings
Pittsburg
ROB
Louisviller
Pfeffer
Seerr
Feckiey
Strapa
Bill
Kuehne
Pitasbar
Louisvil
Summany
Louisville
Vee
Keckler
Frown
Tal
Louteville
Serry
Dayle Kindine
Wae Rele
Smaith
Mon
Blerbauer
Shugart
Becklery
Weckley
Grimana Pfeffer
Balewin
Kuchne
Philadelphia Beats Washington In Late Inning Run
Washington suffered a 6 to 5 defeat to Philadelphia by Knell’s rough early work. Killen closed the game with a stellar relief stint as Cursey settled after a rough start. Weather clear, large crowd observed the National League clash with key hits by Radford and Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtneton
Washington
Philadelphia
Knell
Senators
Phillies
Killen
Cursey
Washin
Schumanyy
Rons
Radford
Cross
Threehase
Duffer
Staten
Duffee
Dowd
Hamilton
Thompson
Reilly
Allen
Douhie
Larkin
Clements
Mulvey
Carter
Cleveland Triumphs Over Chicago 5 1 In Bunt and Run Style
In a April game at Cleveland the home team edged Chicago 5 to 1 as timely hitting and aggressive baserunning sparked the win. Davies pitched well for Cleveland allowing five singles while Barker and Virtue led with key hits and the fielding supported the effort. Attendance was about 1,600 as Cleveland tally marked by double plays and stolen bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Clevelarn
Clevelands
Davies
Eichicago
Ebfa
Chitaga
Semmany
Burkett
Virtue
Zimmer
Wilmot
Cincinnati Wins In Ten Inning Battle Over St Louis
Cincinnati defeats St Louis 10 to 6 in ten innings as heavy hitting in the decisive frame overcomes Mullane walks that helped the visitors tie the game. Attendance about 3,000. weather pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St Louis
Mullane
St. Louis
Reds
Grand Old Man Turns Up In Funny Mixup
A minister joins a streetcar ride with a bank clerk who sings in his choir. They confuse Gladstone with pitcher Jimmy Galvin after discussing women suffrage and a Pittsburg Louisville game, ending as the minister exits in fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Pittsburg
Jimmie Galvin
Trouble Among the Browns as Glasscock and Werden Expected to Be Released
Rumors circulated that John Glasscock would be benched and Perry Werden released by the 5th Louis Browns amid a tense team mood. President Von der Abe voiced hope for unity upon returning home while captain Stricker works to restore confidence among a demoralized squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Browns
John Glasscock
Perry Werden
Browns
von der Abe
Pittsburg
Werden
Glasscock
Stellly
St. Louis
Catain Stricker
Cleveland to Begin Sunday Baseball in Cincinnati Series
Cirvenano reports the Cleveland club will open its first Sunday game with Cincinnati on May 1 due to local anti Sunday sentiment. A successful Sunday game in St Louis drew 15 000 fans and influenced future scheduling, with at least five Sunday games likely in Cincinnati this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirvenano
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Reds Wrestler Rhines Goes Off Without Pay
Cincinnati April 26 Special. Pitcher Rhines of the Reds, a catch-as-catch-can wrestler, was said off without pay this afternoon. His seance on the mattress will cost him more than a broken collar bone. Before New York and the Eastern contingent arrive Kid McGill may join Cincinnati’s list. He virtually accepted the club’s terms today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rhines
Reds
New York
Kid McGill
Western Leagues Games Kansas City Notes
At Kansas City Kansans City 0-2 Toledo. Batter ies notes Maughes and McMahon Toledo Clarke and Hurley. Hits Kansas City 5 Toledo 9. Errors Kansas City 5 Toledo 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansans City
Toledo
Scunmary
Maughes and McMahon
Clarke and Hurley
State League formed with midstate clubs to join
Baseball representatives from Harrisburg Pittsburgh Altoona Lebanon Reading and Allentown organized the Pennsylvanian State League with B F Douglass president and Wellington G Jones secretary treasurer. Norristown Tyrone Johnstown and Danville applied. Salary limit set at 750 monthly plus 90 percent of gate receipts. Season starts May 19. Next meeting planned for Morrisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverssize
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Altoona
Lebanon
Reading
Allentown
B. F. Douglass
Wellington G. Jones
Norristown
Tyrone
Johnstown
Danville
Morrisbury
Shadyside Academy Triumphs Over East Liberty Academy
The Prep School League opened at Shadyside Academy grounds with Shadyside defeating East Liberty 7 to 3. Seaman pitched for East Liberty and McCandless for Shadyside. crowd noise and spirited play marked the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadyside Academy
Shadysides
East Liberty Academy
Seaman
McCandless Mace
East Liberty
Shadyside
Errors
McCandless and
Howes
Seaman and Boyd
Baseball notes from Exposition Park and city games
Fragmented report highlights baseball activity with players like Frank Rices, Billy O’Brien as a potential Hoosier captain, and Ned Hanlon under knee treatment in Louisville. Mentions Exposition Park, managers Irwin and Stan, captains Nash Kelly Gunzel Stovey McCarthy, and Western League delays due to rain. Also notes Kinower’s call to Philadelphia and James T Fox teams seeking amateur matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rices
Mr. Jones
Homestead
New Yorks
Hoosiers
Billy O'Brien
Ennet
Stratton
Ned Hanlon
Louisville
Stuckey
Exposition Park
Harry Stevens
Anson
Chicago
Danabea
Minneapolis
Paul
Irwin
Senators
Eclipse
East Liverpool
George Miller
Dle
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Tom Ramsey
Louisville Grounds
Kinower
Providence
Philadelphia
Cleveland
von Ier Ane
Glasscook & Co
William Gleasol
Boston
Nash
Kelley
Gunzel
Stovey
McCarthy
Lynch
Jones
Bronewick
E. Stanford
James T. Fox
Joseph T. Th
Stone House
Philadelph
Washinton
Rhode
New England League Players and Team Notes
The report lists McCarron of Wanakees and Sweeney of Woonsocket in roundups with Lewiston and Brockton, noting Jit O'Rovake as the standout in the New York team for his proper form. It cites January wall throws and gym work leading to six games without soreness, observing Browns’ faded popularity as fans pay to see baseball rather than cheer past glories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
McCarron
Wanakees
Cty Aes
Woonsocketa
Mil Te Pawtucketa
Honehee’ Enteher
Circles
Lewiston
Sweeney
Woonsocket
Brockton
Jit O' Rovake
Browns
St. Louis
Washington Winners at Bennings Race Course
A large crowd witnessed a fine program at Bennings race course on April 26. Winners included Bonnie Rose in the half mile, Dallyrian in five furlongs, Isaac Lewis in one mile, St. Marke in six and a half furlongs, Frontenac in one mile, with detailed times and a list of tomorrow’s entries across six races including selling and handicap events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marke
Fidelio
Emblem
Wille
Frontenac Fist
Eric Secon Cynosure
Bellevue Burn
Blackmailer
Zora
Mary T
Not Guilty
Bend
Hands Gff
Morton
Natalie
Grey Rock
Maggie B
Bob Garrett
Nubian
Prather
George W
Rocquefort
Thorndale
Mr. Bass
Larchmont
Ballyhoo
Natches
Aral
Barney
Ecarte
May Close Garfield Track
In Carcaco on April 26 an authority says Garfield race track may be removed in its present form. Westside residents have pressed to shut it down and an Alderman proposes extending Jackson street to condemn land, bisecting the track. An ordinance will be introduced at the next Connell meeting, with passage urged, though previous efforts failed due to ex-Alderman Culbertson’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaco
Garfield
Westside
Jackson Street
Connell
Culbertson
Memrats Race Card At Montgomery Park
Warm day, fast track, good crowd for April racing at Montgomery Park. Third race cancelled as most horses scratched. tomorrow plans to rerun a similar event. Results list six furlongs Content first, Miss Pickwick second, Swegett third with 3:03. Brownwood won four furlongs, The King and Miss Moeely second and third with 10 q. Not Us claimed one mile in $00 added, Ed Eshelby third in 1:45. Goose won seven furlongs, Force second, Sea Tine sixth in 3:17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memrats
Mongomery Park
Content
Miss Pickwick
Swegett
Brownwood
the King
Miss Moeely
Umatella
Ed Eshelby
Furia Rey Goose
Force
Ace Sea Tine Ae
Furlon Acroso' i
Stover
A WATCHING WIDOW Two Men Suspected in Missing Worker Koerker
Ferdinand Koer cer, a puddler at W Dewees Wood, is believed murdered after vanishing near Mifflin township. A watchman heard splashes as two strange men fled toward Walnut street. The missing man carried 150 to 200 dollars to buy a lot. His boat Maud S was found missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKerefront
Ferdinand Koercer
W. Dewees Wood Company
Neil's Hill
Mifflin Township
Monongahela
Walnut Street
Iver
Koerker
Maud
Some Braddock Brevities Refused License Applicants Hope for Reconsideration
At least a dozen Braddock license applicants advocate signatures for a reconsideration. The Braddock Glass Works union committee seeks one more trial before firm offers to relocate. Only $700 raised. appeals go to company members. Braddock post office revenue notes $27,729.20 in money orders, $14,872.22 paid, and postage stamp revenue of $10,499. A Gambria Choral Union branch, Allegheny, now has 46 Braddock members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knappock
Braddock
No. 4
Braddock Glass Works
Braddock Post Ofice
Revenue Department
Gambria Choral Union
Allegheny
Track meet at Garressone sees large crowd and varied results
April 26 reports a strong turnout and good track condition. Results include Nick first in three furlongs with Lorraine second and Cultivator third. Redon wins five furlongs with Rov 3 second and Running by third. Scatobican leads six furlongs with Ballarat second. Dixie takes five furlongs with Little Jake second and Bob Arthur third. Derango wins six and one half furlongs with Rotation second and Uncertainty third. Mulatto wins seven furlongs with Harrison second and Duke John third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garressone
Nick
Lorraine
Cultivator
Aoe Scatobican
Ballarat
Dixie
Little Jake
Bob Arthur
Mulatto
Harrison
Duke John
Pittsburg Bill Knocked Out by Washington Thunderbolt
At Niblo's last night William Gabig of Pittsburg the "Mysterious Boxer" faced C. C. Smith the "Washington Thunderbolt" in four three minute rounds. The colored fighter hammered Gabig’s ribs and head, Gabig sank after the second round, and Smith was declared the winner as Gabig was carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Niblo
Muldoon
William Gabig
C. C. Smith
Washington Thunderbolt
Gabig
Pittsboro
Sullivan Arrives in Chicago for Corbett Fight
Champion John L Sullivan lands in Chicago in prime form for the April bout with James Corbett. He balks at the Olympic Club guarantee of 1500 dollars and notes he has bet 10000 on the side, insisting he will be there and is ready to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Chicago
John L. Sullivan
James Corbett
Corbett
Olympic Club
Gilmore and Mellor Duel In Quolts For $100 Side
Jack Gilmore of Black Diamond challenges Ed Mellor of Black Diamond to a match game of quolts for $100 a side. Mellor accepts and the first game is set for April 30. Their prior match left Gilmore trailing by 16 points after a 10 point start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moroneganeta City
Jack Gilmore
Black Diamond
Ed. Mellor
Gilmore
Mellor
Bulldog Sullivan Weighs 454 Pounds in Wasatsetos
The bulldog Sullivan owned by two Pittsburgh parties and sent to Wasatsetos for a fight with Rochester dog Jack weighed 454 pounds. He is to be trained down to 37 pounds, though trainer doubts reaching under 40 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasatsetos
Sullivan
Pittsburg
Rochester
Jack
Romantic Parkerburg Children Lead Pursuing Parents Across Ohio
In Riverside a romance ends in a failed elopement as Bertie Ellison aged 18 and Jack McFarland aged 15 flee toward Ohio. Pursued by friends they sprinted to a car and crossed the river rowing to the Ohio side. They spent the night in Ohio but were captured before a justice could marry them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankerssma
Riverside
Bertie Ellison
Jack McFarland
Ohio
Two Famous Criminal Cases At Venango Court Franklin
Venango County Court opens in Franklin with Samuel F. Clark candidate for Sheriff facing assault charges on Maggie Nuefer. Simon Goodman to be tried for instigating the case. About 100 witnesses subpoenaed including Elizabeth Bowerseck alias Mrs Saitziver, known as the pretty horse thief, to be tried for involvement in a horse and buggy disposal scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankill
Venango County
Samuel F. Clark
Maggie Nuefer
Clark
Simon Goodman
Dar Goodman
Elizabeth Bowerseck
Saitsziver
Board of Pardons Delays Clearfield and Washington County Cases
The Board of Pardons met in executive session and agreed to recommend pardons for Frank A. Shoff of Clearfield and for charges against Clark M. Eggiston and Joseph Reilley of Allegheny. Patrick Fitzpatrick of Allegheny and Martin Reed of Washington County remained under advisement. Charles Hannon of Allegheny had his murder second degree plea denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pardons
Reed
Harrissune
Frank A. Shoff
Clearfield
Clark M. Eggieston
Allegheny
Joseph Reilley
William J. Brennen
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Martin Reed
Washington County
Charles Hannon
Allesberry
Racing Notes From the West and Derby Prospects
E J Baldwins San Anito stables start from Los Angeles as Kentucky association plans an Lexington meeting. A Muscov y two year old colt sold to James Kittson. Jockey Jordan fined and suspended at Memphis. Helter Skelter to run in Inaugural Stakes at St Louis. Latonia Derby entrants include Seventy One horses on opening day May 21. Nellie W. prepared by C D Davis for campaign. Green trains Sprague Goldust and Lucille’s Baby. Marcus Daly trotting stable to race eastward led by Andy McDowell. Tristan praised as a future sire after Morris Park injury recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Baldwin
San Anito
Los Angeles
Kentucky Association
Union
Lexington
Muscovy
James
E. Kittson
Jordan
Memphis
Helter Skelter
St. Louis
J. Marconi Foupes
St. Bel
Dellabel
Della Sharp
Hambrino
Sevelty
Cmr Davis
Nellie W
Crut
Prince Wilkes
C. 8. Green
Utica
Sprague Golddust
Lucille
Luccille Golddust
Green
Marcus Daly
Lord Byron
Mascot
Prodigal
Yolo Maid
Lady Wilton
Vasella
St. Patrick
Red Cherry
Andy McDowell
Thetaan
Tristan
Morris Park
Dynamite Victim McFadden Mutilated in Allentown Mill Blast
John McFadden, a workman injured by a dynamite explosion at the Allentown rolling mill, was brought to Beruvenema hospital in horrible condition. His body was swollen and discolored with both eyes blown out and extensive burns. torn flesh hung from limbs. Initial reports suggested death, but recovery now seems improbable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruvenema
John McFadden
Allentown
Mefadden
McFadden
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes
Harry Mayberry defeated Harry Hunter in a shouting match Saturday by 4 to 2. Malcolm Ford, the famous amateur athlete, plans to marry a New York heiress soon. A gymnastic showcase at Forbes Street Turner Hall drew many girls. Yale trial eights train for the freshmen crew facing Harvard and Columbia. Homestead football seeks neutral ground against Pitcburg or New Castle for gold medals. Caledonian athlete trains for a 21 hour road record. Jimmy Taylor backs a half mile race against John Tom for a medal in area water or Natatorium. A watch is available at the office or Natatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mayberry
Harry Hunter
Malcolm Ford
New York
Forbes Street
Turner Hall
Yale
Hive
Harvard
Columbia
Homestead
Pitwburg
New Castle
George Stewart
Joux West
Lincoln
Jimmy Taylor
John Tom
Home Missions Board Sessions Open in Steubenville
Ses sions of the Board of Home Missions of the Methodist Protestant Church convened in Steubenville with ex-Governor T. H. Pierpont presiding. The board oversees missions nationwide and will spend today and tomorrow addressing vacancies and salary levels to fit resources. Dr. E Stevens of the Methodist Recorder attends. The National Guard also sets rifle practice for Militia at Hannapura from May 1 to Oct 31, requiring 25 qualifiers per company and detailing practice rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steudenville
Board of Home Missions
Methodist Protestant Church
West Virginia
T. H. Pierpont
United States
Stevens
Methodist Recorder
Pittsburg
Hannapura
National Guard
Railroad Man Murdered in Elizabeth Capital Mystery
Samuel Foltz, a well known railroad man from Elizabeth, was found murdered in Lancasten on April 13, with authorities launching an investigation into the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancasten
Samuel Foltz
Elizabeth
Italian ties eyed in railroad death probe
A man died early yesterday on a railroad track. Initial reports called it accidental but rumors of foul play spread as the District Attorney ordered an investigation. Suspected involvement centers on some Italian individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunsicion
First Deg Murder Verdict in Columbus Grove Bank Robbery
Lima April 26 Special The jury found Frank Van Loon guilty of murder in the first degree for the Columbus Grove bank robbery and the killing of Farmer Vandemark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumbus Grove
Lima
Frank van Loon
Columbus Grove
Farmer Vandemark
Log Jam Growing Worse in Ohio and Guyan Rivers
The Log Jam in Howtixerous West Virginia worsened as water levels rose eight feet since Sunday on the Ohio and Guyan rivers. The increased floodwaters have delayed log clearance and could take four months to remove all timber as the rise continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
Ohio
Guyandotte
Aleas
Ex-Treasurer Acquitted in Settlement with Bondsmen
The prosecutions of ex-Treasurer McEntire and deputy David Lawsor ended this morning in a settlement with the bondsmen and a verdict of not guilty. The action had been pending in Cuantos and dated April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuantos
McEntire
David Lawsor
Alleged Murderer Acquitted in Cranton Case
The jury in the Ansel murder case returned a verdict of not guilty after 16 hours of deliberation in Cranton Pennsylvania. The trial concluded with the defendant acquitted of all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranton
Ansel
Bein
Tri State Crevities Reopenations and River Tales
Tri State crevities navigation resumes on the Little Kanawha after a week’s flood suspension. A drowning occurred on the Monongahela near O’Neil’s coal works as NaT Hastre Wevcroft tipped from a boat. A Louisville boy near Canton Ohio was fatally kicked by a horse. McKeown estate auditors failed to appear from Little Washington. A Ligonier dwelling was robbed of $50 and valuables. A Boston Pa man committed suicide with a penknife. Jipper Kiva, Youngstown Congressional hopeful, says he will enter convention with 70 delegates and no first ballot choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Kanawha
Nat Hastre
Wevcroft
Monongahela River
O'Neil
Josefa Pavnawirn
Louisville
Canton
Taz
McKeown
Little Washington
Samuel Poornavsn
Ligonier
James Griner
Boston
Jipper Kiva
Congress
Youngstown
Philadelphia Company annual report shows solid earnings and new gas fields
The Philadelphia Company issued its annual report to stockholders reporting earnings of 3,024,564 31 and expenses of 1,834,965 06. Dividends are justified and bonds mostly canceled. Seven new gas fields Lin den Elizabeth Moon Stowe Riley Shaler Plum were entered. Drilling and pipe work cost 575,252 21 with 87 wells completed, 60 gas producing after adding 17 purchased wells. Total gas and oil rights amount to 36,999 acres, with annual rentals and leases described. The Allegheny Heating Company improved under new management with rising receipts and earnings. The report urges securing property for a fuel gas plant future readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Linden
Elizabeth
Moon
Stowe
Riley
Shaler
Plum
National Tube Works Company
Belle Vernon
Augusta
Allegheny Heating Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Convention Heads To Decide Pittsburg District Presidency
The Pittsburg District No. 5 United Mine Workers hold an annual convention in K of L Hall today with President Costello seeking a second term against Charles Wallace of Mansfeld. Key talks on next year’s scale, river district formation, and a contested half cent wage gap are planned as ranks shrink after recent strikes. A large miners' mass meeting is set for Friday in Mononesheja City to boost the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
L. Hall
Costello
Charles Wallace
Mansfeld
Mononesheja
Criminial Charges Highlight Southside District
Wirtrams Recreat is accused of assaulting his 11 year old sister. McKee faces failure to support his wife after paying 10 dollars in cruelty case. Jessica Suir jailed for taking whisky from home. William Paxson arrested for alleged theft of 17 dollars. William Skorwrite held on threats to shoot a restaurant keeper. Kuvor Galtz Nichola detained as suspected iron thieves near the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirtrams Recreat
Southside
Wittram McKee
Succop
McKee
Jesxiz Suir
William Paxson
Thomas Kuvor
Charles Galtz
Harry Nichola
Twenty Eighth Ward
Weather observations and river levels report
Upper Gang's Show reports River 4 feet 6 inches and falling with clear cool conditions. Warnex River at 1.4 feet and clear. Morgantown River 4 feet and falling with clear air. Brownsville River 4 feet with thermometer 64 at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghent JuncTion
Warnex
Morgantown
River conditions and shipping notes in midwest ports
Weather and river data for Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Parkersburg, and St. Louis report river levels, berthing and departures. Entries note departures upriver and downriver, with conditions described as clear, warm, or rising, and list vessels and crews such as Ford Harold and John Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Rliver
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Bedford
Hudson
Pittsburg
Courier
Ear Coowean Tee
Savannah
St. Louis
Charles McDonald
Parkersburg
Ohio
Kerstone State
Scioto
Fair and Mild
Ford Harold
Vicks
Mary Houston
New Orleans
John Walton
Hio
Gir O
Mickman
Diamond and Jow
Orleans
Clarke and Jow
Kansas
Post mortem on child found in sink at 1311g Warner Street
Coroner McDowell directed the examination of a male infant found in a sink at 1311 Warner Street Allegheny. The child had lived, weighed ten pounds, and died previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Warner Stree Allegheny
Moore Returns Part of His Booty
Diamond National Bank officials reported yesterday they received 360 pounds of the 500 dollars stolen last week by Fred S. Moore. The money was sent from St Louis by express in the same box used in the heist.
Ocean Steamship Arrivals From Glasgow to California
A steamship report notes arrivals from Glasgow to California aboard ships named Monarch and Hall. The terse item lists origins and destinations with minimal details.
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Promoted as Health Cure
An exchange between a girl and her aunt extols Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as an aperient laxative and diuretic that clears the complexion and purifies the blood. The genuine Carlsbad product bears the Eisner and Mendelson Co. signature and distributor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad Springs
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
New York
Agreeable taste helps digestion in cod liver oil
The article argues against the notion that medicine must taste bad and promotes Scott’s Emulsion as a pleasant cod liver oil option. It states a good taste aids digestion and that a sickening taste hinders intake, urging readers to avoid unpleasant flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bostons
Colonels of
Bailiwick
Alexander Marvelous Jones
Chapman
Rebepakek
Ocarses
Crane
O'Rourke
Gore
Bostox
RDP AE
Duffy
Kash
Ganzel
Quinn
Summant
Barton
Gapzel
Ewing
Lowe
Nath
Tucker
Doutle
Bassett
Fuller
Long
Teerane
balle—Murphy
Mahoney
Prookltn
Baltinone
Collins
Welch m
Ward
V'Haltren
Joyce
O'Brien
Picket
Grifin
Kennedy
Baltimore
Brooklin
Kenney
UN Haltren
O' Brien
Wood
Whistler
Burns
Griffin
Corcoran
Shindle
Pickett
Robinson
van Haltren
Shach
McMahon
Ja Oree
Daly
Pay Kennetr
Mahon
Tim
Gaffney
EIST
Rmilzi
S Cara Bank
Stateliner
Oir
Gleason
T. Louis
Latham
Caruthers
McPhee
Comiskey
Ryr Mullane
St Mallane
Emisiie
Wol FC
Washoe
Brooklyn
Phin Phia
Cicago
Louis
Hicago
W. C. Temple
Titc Mes
Fredom
Kerr
Mr. Temple
Galvin
Troueble
the State League
Offeers
Fittaburg
Prep School
Gattenburg
Franklin
Fitzpatrick’s
Methodist Protestant Missions
Ita
Pennsylvania
Virginia
River News and Notes
Specital
Dispateh
Rangas
Ironsides
Eater
Jim Wood
John Barrett
Fxeel
Fred Wilson
Ion Ac
Nee aSees
Re Leeastapes
Cincinna Sanon
Gurativon
City of
Ieee
Owensboro
Falls City
Hall
California
Glasgow
SeeTis Boman
Odin
Pesiine
Hany
Boxx
Penn Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!