Pittsburg Wins a Gritty Game Behind Ward’s Pitching
Father John Ward sacrificed himself yesterday to give Pittburg (P L) a rare win over Brooklyn (P L) as the Brooklyns dropped heart after the second inning. Ward allowed a single tally while Brooklyn’s defense misplayed several key balls, and Pittsburg capitalized with steady hitting and timely scoring to claim a 13 to 4 victory, with attendance around 915.
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John Ward
Pittsburg
P. L
John
Brooklyns
Dave Orr
Sawders
Ward
Bavera
van Haltren
Quinn
Dally
Ron
Carroll
Hanlon
Rea
Seery
Beckley
Corcoran
Robinson
Maul
Kavebnoe
Spiien
Visper
Andon
Pittseaten
Brooklyn
Orf
Beere
Philadelphia Eleven Bests Cleveland in Players League Game
Philadelphia Pirates or Philadelphias win in a Players League match as Grober exits after being knocked out in the fifth inning. Attendance reported at 882 with score totals showing 221897 116 and 6102518 4. Players listed include White-Deichamy and Mulvey with Stricker earning a three-base hit.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Philadelphias
Grober
White
Deichamy
Scat andAreer
G Mulvey
Stricker
New Yorks Beat Chicagos In Sharp Ball Game
In front of 4138, New Yorks defeated Chicagos as pitching dominated. Joan Ewing starred in the box, while Comiskey managed the lone hit for Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
I. Carcaco
New Yorks
P.L
Chicagos
Joan Ewing
Comiskey
Rumany Earned Fans in Chicago and Boston Summary
Two-base hit by Cooney and a three-base play highlight the game. Stolen bases by UCooney Wilmot Burns and Cooney. No struck out by Nichols. Umpire Lyoch officiated.
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Srumany
Chicago
Boston
Cooney
Ucooney
Wilmot
Burns Cooney
Daelia
Nichols
Lyoch
New York
York
Buckley
Harkett
M Balie
Gilka
McKean
Smalle Eveland
Virtue
Lyons
Patie -Cilke
Mokese
Cree—Virtue
Haury
Balls Buckley
Henry
McQuaic
Beards in Seventh and Tenth Halts Phillies Win Hard Hit Rally
Cincinnati led 3-2 after seven but Philadelphia equalized in the eighth and nine. Holliday Knight and Mullane delivered a decisive three-run tenth for Cincinnati, aided by a late error as Philadelphia managed only two runs. Attendance 12,000.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
G. Cincinsati
Beard
Philadelphias
Todny
Holliday
Knicht
Mullane
Walter Hewitt Quits Washington Baseball Club
President Walter Hewitt and assignees Coleman severed ties with the Washington Baseball Club at Capitol Park due to poor gate receipts. Manager Sullivan will manage the team, which will continue to play its schedule either under new sponsorship or on a cooperative plan with players offering services for salaries. The club aims to field a strong team if an opportunity arises to join the American Association next year.
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Wasnixcrox
Walter Hewitt
Sullivan
Washington
Eeport
American Association
A Day's Turf Events at Cleveland Grand Circuit Meet
A large crowd, estimated around 15,000, watched the final day of Cleveland's Grand Circuit meeting. Brisk wind down the quarter stretch hindered speeds though Brown Hat and Sunol drew interest. Sunol broke in the stretch and paced 2:15 for the full mile. Favorite backers faced disappointment as two card events thrilled spectators and betting shifted on the 2:25 and 2:17 heats with Alfred 8 among notable runners.
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Cleveland
Brown Hat
Sunol
Harry Wilkes
Roise
Houri
Pamlico
Alfred
Steevie
Hiack
Mamie Woods
J. B. Hichardson
Mafbarel
Typhoid Epidemic Rages Across Three States
Typhoid fever sweeps Wheeling and nearby towns with foul water and sewer pollution alleged by the Board of Health. Dr Garri son notes sewage from hospitals cemeteries foundry and river pollution feeding the pestilence. In Parkersburg Eliza miles reports deaths and many severe cases.
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Board of Health
Garrison
Mt. Wood Cemetery
Martin's Ferry
Parkersburg
Eliza
Kanawha
Young Woman Found Dead in Hotel Room
A comely young lady registered as Belle Carter at Burnett House in July. At around 4 am she moaned, was found dying with a bottle labeled etrych nine and a spoon nearby. Estella Dean, 3 years old? No, age details unreliable. photographer from Beaver Falls identified the photo on the dresser. Deceased connected to jamestown and White's Museum. inquest pending verdict, suspected love affair caused despair.
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Lita
Burnett House
Belle Carter
Musser
Onde Establishment
Beaver Falls
Estella Dean
White's Museum
Jamestown
N. Y
Graham
Investigation continues into Reporter race conduct at Monmouth
New York telegraph reports still ongoing inquiry into the riding and performance of Reporter at Monmouth last Saturday. Captain Brown's horse, owner Captain Sam Brown and trainer J W Rogers were present with jockey George Covington and starter Caldwell. Testimony cited the horse as difficult from the post, with late effort and sluggish start hints. Investigation paused awaiting bookmakers sheets. observers predict the case may end in smoke.
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New York
Monmouth
Ridiny
Spinel
Covington
Garrison
Smee
Hon H P Laird War Over Greensburg Street Tax
SPECIAL TELEGRAM REPORT: Judge Harry White rules Greensburg borough cannot compel ex Senator H P Laird to pay for paving Main Street amid controversial street improvements. Borough improvements last fall led to proposed charges against property owners. decision may embolden others to refuse payment.
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H. P. Laird
Greensburg
Guaeenspvene
Harry White
Indiana
Main Street
Hawke
Standard Branching Out Special Telegram to Dispatch
A charter for the Southern Pipe Line Company was recorded in Franklin for 1,500,000 capital with a 60 year term. Directors include C. N. Payne Joseph Seep Title William Fleming J. R. Campbell H. M. Flagler H. H. Rogers William Rockefeller J. D. Archbold Benjieis Joyabee John Bushnell and others.
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Om Crry
Southern Pipe Line Company
Franklin
C. N. Payne
Joseph Seep
William Fleming
J. R. Campbell
H. Meahora
H. M. Flagler
H. H. Rogers
William Rockfeller
J. D. Archbold
Benjieis
Joyabee
New York
John Bushnell
Plainfield
N. J
McSweeny
Economy homicide murderer captured in cold blood
Michael Ridelin an Italian worker who shot and killed Hungarian laborer Andrew Valkovitch at West Economy last Sunday was arrested in Hopewell township by Rochester officers. The murder, described as cold blooded rather than drunken fear, occurred while Valkovitch sat at a table. Ridelin will be tried at the September term.
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Frerpom
Michael Ridelin
Andrew Valkovitch
West Economy
Lazarus and
Brooks
Rochester
Hopewell Township
Valkovitch
Ayene
Ridelia Arcs
Careless Handling of a Revolver May Cause Death
Special telegram reports Maud Kendall, a respected young lady, fatally wounded by a revolver mishandled by Joseph Wilson at a picnic near Beaver Falls. The weapon discharged, the ball struck her breast near the heart. she lies at home in critical condition and may not survive. The projectile has not yet been removed.
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Beaver Fallus
Maud Kendall
Joseph Wilson
Wilson
Miss Kendall
Harrodsburg Race Day Delivers Tight Trotting News
At Harrodsburg yesterday another large crowd witnessed races. Dr Sparks nearly matched his record in a sparkling trotting display. Mimic trotted to the circle with ease as the crowd noted notable times and performances, including Beallister and Peanut J in the field.
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Harrodsburg
Dr. Sparks
Mimic
Association Games Read Like Silent Scraps of Scores
Fragmented OCR item lists results from games between Brooklyn Toledo Philadelphia Columbus Rochester and Louisville. Names such as McMahon Robinson Knauss Doyle Caliban Barr Statton Ryans appear alongside batter and battery notes with scattered scores and partial dates. The text resembles a late 19th or early 20th century athletic recap with inconsistent typography and erased or misread elements.
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Brooklyn
Brookin
Wald
Mmary Ts
Errors
Toledo
Batsersen Dally
Pice
Smith and Bage
Philadelphia
Reery
sUmManr
Kihieus
Columbus
Errore
Athletic
McMahon
Robinson
Knauss
Doyle
Rochester
Sarees
Louisville
Suummany
Hity
Toshester
Louisvillan
A. Iaville
Caliban, Barr
M . Statton
Ryans
Trouble With a Tough Gang Near Bridge Works
A large gang of tramps encamped near the bridge works at Massillon engaged in heavy drinking. Officers Hogan and Ertle, with citizens, raided them. Gunfire followed as the gang scattered, with one man shot in the leg and another in the head while Officer Ertle pursued. Several arrests followed. leaders identified as William Houk and others claimed from Titusville. No serious injuries reported.
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Massillon
Tom Hogan
Frank Ertle
Ertle
Hogan
Balt
William Houk
Canton, C
Titusville
Twin City Races at St. Pavun July 31
Fine weather and fast track fuel a day of brisk Thoroughbred racing at Twin City Jockeys Club. Five races slated for tomorrow with seven on Saturday, including two extras. Winners named: Maiden 3-year-olds Muskell, Elva, Seca, Fonsoco, Al Farrow. Times listed for several races.
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St. Pavun
Twin City
Jockey's Club
Michsel
Yale
Gilflora
Upone Mie Elva
Ps Shot
St. Panciakes
Mine Orale Seca
Warpeak
Cashier
Te Fonsoco
Polemus
al Farrow
Vice Regent
Tri State Club in Talks to Release Star Pitcher Fournier
Directors of the local Tri-State club are in correspondence with Cleveland and Cincinnati and other associations about releasing Harry Fournier. Fournier is described as the best pitcher the Tri-State has produced. Contract runs to October. sale likely if a fair price is offered, or he will pitch exhibitions with Mansfield.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Harry Fournier
Mansfield
Oter
Games Scheduled for To-Dar in National and Players Leagues
National League games include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cleveland at New York Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Players League matchups feature Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Boston at Buffalo New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland. Association games list Toledo at Brooklyn Columbus vs Athletics Louisville at Syracuse St Louis at Rochester.
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Pitteparg
Brooklyn
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Players’ League
Buffalo
Association
Toledo
Columbus Cersus Athletics
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Syracuse
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Monmouth Park Winners
At Monmouth Park on July 3, race results list Chaos first Taviston Ovid third in the opening one mile. Confidence misreadings aside, Vagabond led in the three-fourths mile, Raveloe won the mile, Cynosure, Urname, and Hepeter placed in later draws. Bam Wood took the mile, Tipstaff and Wirocco followed, Bou Fam and Somerset were runner ups in the final five furlongs. Race times not clearly legible.
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Monmouth Park
Taviston
Ovid
Vagabond
Eilldeer
Raveloe
Drouldess
Lalla Blackburn
Iaiee
Urname Fret Cynosure
Hepeter
Bam Wood
Feneance
Helfsarins
Tipstiaff
Hliithe
Our Boys Defeat Acmes in Contested Recreation Park Game
Our Boys from the Southside defeated the Acmes of Allegheny in a close contest at Recreation Park. Cullieton and Cargo anchored fielding for Our Boys while Callban posted two doubles. Dietz pitched well and Le caught. Acmes made four runs as Our Boys plated ten with errors six to three.
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Southside
Acmes
Allegheny
Recreation Park
Cullieton
Cargo
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Dietz
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iMetz
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Winners at Saratoga race results report
Sanatoca July 11 summary of Saratoga races notes winners and times. First race winner Larina Helle with Gertie second and Longshore third in 1 43. Second race Bal gowan won with Palestine second in 3 17. Third race Clare a Worth second in 1 5. Fourth race Drizzle second with Dyer third in 1 16. Sixth race Bradford of Ballyhoo second and Cornelis third.
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Sanatoca
Larina Helle
Gertie
Longshore
Balgowan
Palestine
Dyer
Forlonn
Bradford
Ballyhoo
Cornelis Th
Chim
Miners Mass Meeting at Moyer Draws About 2000
About 2,000 miners attended the mass meeting at Moyer led by Kerfoot and Parker with two brass bands. The gathering near the plant passed without serious disturbance. Officials pledge financial aid to Rainey’s men if they strike for the scale, with a broader strike possible affecting around 1,000 workers and another meeting slated for August 9.
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Scorrpae
Moyer
Kerfoot and Parker
Fainey
Parker
Keegan
McStoy
Rainey
A Rail Road Incline Feasibility For New Castle Works
A proposed incline railroad from the Western New York and Penn Groton track to the ten glass works in New Castle is being studied. Estimated construction cost stands at about 9,000 dollars with initial funding contributions from George Ibmsen of Pittsburgh and others. Internal repairs and operating funds are planned, with totals between 10,000 and 16,000 dollars needed for start up.
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New Cestle
New Castle
George Ibmesen
Pittsburg
Joseph K. Pearson
H. K. Hartsaff
New York and
Penn- Groton
Ten Glass Works
Hmsen
Brown Bonnell mill creditors to receive full face claims
July 1 Younestown report says creditors of Brown Bonnell & Co will get the face value of their claims in full but lose accrued interest. Assets may cover part of the interest. plant may continue operating and a receiver will distribute assets after a sale completes.
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Younestown
Brown, Bonnell & Co
Camkcnen
Fragmented Ohio Sports Rail: Unreadable OCR Notes
Fragmented OCR text from Youngstown and Mansfield areas lists errors and scattered names. Mentions Akron and batteries names Dorman Firesim Conover Sweeney Baselita and locations Mansfield and Youngstown with unclear counts and codes. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome beyond scattered references.
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Youngstown
Weed
Baseoungstown
Errors
Mansfield
Akron
Sweeney
Baselita
Baires
Il Errors
Hanlan Gonsurs Three Mile Race Challenge Details
The Duluth regatta sparks a formal challenge between Edward Hanlan and Gaudaur for a three mile scull race with a purse of 2500 pounds. Hanlan proposes calm water courses at Laureate and Keo among others, with a mutually agreed referee and deposit arrangements clarified at the West Hotel.
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Mirrearonis
Duluth
Jake Gandaur
Edward Hanlan
Toronto Bay
Haolan
Gaudaur
New York
Lake Mavenscock
Keo
N York
Hanlan
West Hotel
Hanianee Sea
Ocean
Tipton sells half of stallion Red Wilkes to France
Ed A. Tipton closed his option on A. Smith McCann's half interest in the stallion Red Wilkes for £1000 to W. C. France. France also acquired McCann half the stallion's earnings for 159, increasing the total value of one half of Red Wilkes to £3000. The other half of the horse had been sold to France three years earlier for £0.
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Lexixerox
Ed A. Tipton
A. Smith McCann
Red Wilkes
W. C
France
McCann
For the Goodwood Cup
Sorpos July 31 The race for the Goodwood cup value 300 sovereign added to a sweepstakes of 20 sovereign each winning penalties and breeding and maiden allowances two miles and a half was now Colonel Norths year old mare Philomel Nee Fen wicks es filly Golden Maze second soda Ham monds four year old colt Crimea third There were fire starters.
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Sorpos
Colonel North
Philomel
Fenwick
Golden Maze
Soda
Hammond
Crimea
Unclear historical score recap from Mansfield game note
Irregular OCR fragment describes Brooklyn and Mansfield areas with references to players such as KUEHNE, Tommy Quinn, McGovern, Naughton, Anderson, and Johnny Ward. Mentions Oaklands at Mansfield and a game at Exposition. Overall details unreliable.
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Werat
Brooklyns
Charles
Kuehne
Tommy Quinn
Forbes Street
Oaklands
Mansfield
McGovern
Naughton
Anderson
Johnny Ward
Clifton Baptist Church Fire Threatens Local Community
Special telegraph dispatch from Charleston reports that the Clifton Baptist Church, about 25 miles from Charleston, was burned last night by an incendiary. Authorities believe arson was provoked by references to local families and community elements in a recent sermon by the pastor.
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Ciifton Baptist Church
Buying Up E Railroad by Meadeville Men
Fred Huldekoper and Sam Dick of Meadville have bought the Pittsboro Shenangoa and Lake Erie Railroad interest from W W Reedee. The line will extend from Greenville to Conneaut Harbor, with plans for completion to ensure eastern connections.
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Erailroad
Foraciaal Telegham
Exre
Fred Huldekoper
Sam Dick
Meadville
Pittsboro
Shenangoa
Lake Eris
W. W. Reedee
Sarah
Ita
Enue
Greenville
Conneaut -Bor
Body of Unknown Man Found in Elk Horn River
A telegram from Bramwell West Virginia dated July 31 reports the discovery of the body of an unknown white man in the Elk Horn River. The corpse shows signs of a violent end with broken bones and lacks any clue to identity or cause of death.
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Bramwell
W. VA
Elk Horn
Odest Woman in New Hampshire Dies at 105
In Chester, New Hampshire, Mrs Sally Brown aged 105 died this afternoon, identified as the state's oldest resident. A brief note notes her long life and place of death.
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Odest
New Hampshire
Corcorn
N. H
Sally Brown
Chester
Special Telegram to the Diepator WheelINg July boots
Robert Davis, a Black man, is mentioned in a fragmentary telegram from Wheeling dated in July. The readable text provides no clear event, action, or outcome due to incomplete OCR.
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Wheeling
Robert Davis
4 Cold Water Candidate For Congress Nominated by Conferees
Prohibition congressional conferees for Erie and Crawford counties met at Union City to nominate their candidate for Congress. Hugh Wilson of Union City was nominated as a farmers candidate and temperance supporter amid local political contention.
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Crawford Counties
RAM
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Three CORONER cases in city as student burns death reported
Mary Bergenska aged 19 died at First Avenue Hotel from burns received lighting a fire with carb on oil at home on Carson Street last Friday. Coroner to investigate. Stephen Pedeukle 17 died at West Penn Hospital from injuries on Allegheny Valley RR after being struck by a train. Inquest planned. John Kummell 26 died at Homeopathic Hospital from burns in an oil can explosion while lighting a fire. Inquest to-morrow.
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Mary Bergenska
First Avenue
Smithfield Street
Carson Street
Thirty Fourth Ward
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Stephen Pedeukle
West Penn Hospital
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Forty-eighth Street
Field Day at Silver Lake Planned by Union Group
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the city schedules a field day at Silver Lake tomorrow. Proceeds will entertain delegates at next week's convention. The event will feature sports organized by the committee amid a sizable turnout.
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Doctors Seek Laws to Speed Up Quackery Curb
A Pennsylvania state convention of leading physicians will meet next month at an inland resort to push for a State Board of Medical Examiners that will review all would be practitioners. The move aims to curb incompetent doctors and backers plan to secure passage by amendment. Dr. W. B. Atkinson announced a Legislative Committee listing county physicians to push the measure and enforce registration across the state.
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Mountain Molehill Revolt Rumor At Riverside Penitentiary
Rumor spread of a female prisoner revolt at Riverside Penitentiary involving dissatisfactions with food. Warden Wright dismissed it as a mountain from a molehill, noting slight foundation and that those confined were later released after one night in solitary cells.
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First Trip of Pittsburg Incline Draws Crowd
After a year of litigation delays the Pittsburg incline completes a trial run. The first car was crowded and ran smoothly until a loose stone halted the ascent near the upper station. Regular trips expected in about a week. Plans include electric lighting and shading trees along the route.
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Pittsburg
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Visiting Hours Change at Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital yesterday altered visiting hours to 2 PM to 4 PM daily except Saturdays when no visitors are admitted. Previously visits were allowed on Thursdays and Saturdays. Authorities say the change aims to reduce visitors staying too long.
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Mercy Hospital
River interests plan improvements on Ohio river
River operators and pilots met at John A Wood & Govs office to map improvements for the Ohio river. A committee will start work at Logstown near Economy and at Marietta Island dam to address dangerous dikes and aging dams. Wellsburg and other sites slated for early repairs. aims include moving a dam and raising water to prevent wrecks. River traffic reports show steady up river movement. several boats listed with arrivals and departures. River depth noted at 5 feet 7 inches at 6 PM Davis Island shore.
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Rivers and Weather Across Cities telegram style
Special telegram reports river depths at multiple locations with stations showing rising or stationary levels. Morgantown and Brownsville note 4 to 4 feet 9 inches stationary. Wheeling 5 feet near treet. Cincinnati river at 6 feet and falling. Weather described as clear, warm, or hot with fluctuating canal readings.
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Brownsville
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Waairex
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Fatal Train Jump Kills 18 Year Old at Ross Grove
A young man, John A. Rosheimer, 18, of Ohio Street Allegheny, was killed instantly when he jumped from a Butler express at Ross Grove on the West Penn Railway. He fell against a passenger coach and was struck by a rear step. Inquest set for morning. Multiple other injuries reported from the city including a broken arm, two arm fractures, a leg injury, and a crushed worker in trench.
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Allegheny
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West Peny
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the Grove
Bpsheimer
Peppett
Officer McNemry
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Buried in a Hurry Deaths in Perrysville Fire Fatality
Deputy Coroner Berry reported in newspapers that Mrs Henrietta Willoughby and her 17 month old child died in Perrysville from kerosene fire. The funeral had occurred when Berry and Chief Clerk Miller arrived. Dr H Ludwig issued the death certificate and Undertaker E Zehner spoke privately of no need to notify the law. Coroner McDowell will decide if the bodies are to be raised.
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Perrysville
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Inspector McAleese Seeks John Rogers For Assault Report
Telegram from Police Lieutenant Jenkins of South Chicago asks if John Rogers, a rolling mill worker, should be brought for assaulting a pin with tongs. Rogers had a prior Sacobie dispute with a man at Jones & Laughlin’s mill on the South Side. Stewart stated Rogers is not wanted and the reply to Chicago confirmed this.
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His Phonograph All Right
Ernest Luff who operates a phonograph in the lower part of the city denies that its use causes deafness or disease and cites himself as an instance to the contrary He says that so long as the tubes are kept clean there is no danger Steamship Arrivals Southampton July 31 Arrived Steamer Trave from New York for Bremen August Victoria from New York for Hamburg
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Visitors Tour Western Penitentiary Led by Officer Ferguson
A large group from Second United Presbyterian Church of Allegheny toured Western Penitentiary yesterday under Officer Ferguson’s invitation. Among the visitors was James B. Lemon, known for a bunko scheme in Allegheny that led to Frank Aldrich’s imprisonment.
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Ferguson
Western Penitentiary
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Firnderun
Tex
Tus Swit Erectric Co
Atlanta
HOUSE
Joseph Horne & CO
Be Gall
du Lords
A. Seersuck- Im Sule
Heather & Renfrow Dea
Tickler
L.goldsmit & Bro
Liberty St
Pitsburg, Paliawr
J.B. Kaercher
Wood St
Ters and Men’s Furnishers
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!