Reds Hopeful on Ward Recruitment Amid Cincinnati Talks
Cincinnati notes President Albert L Johnson presses to add John Ward from Brooklyn Brotherhood, signaling a possible agreement with Indianapolis partner Brush. Telegrams indicate Ward may join Cincinnati if Brooklyn release is arranged, amid a clash with New York managers over his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
New York
Cincinnati
A. L Jouunson
Jounsos
Ward
A. L. Jenners
Bennet House
Brooklyn
Joux M. Wann
Johnson
Jobn Ward
Watt
A. L. Jamrson
Edrs. Johnson
Patrops
Persistent O'Neill Pushes Pittsburg Club Build Up
J Palmer ONeill, the Cleveland booster, presses to land top players for Pittsburg and may trade Tebeau if a broader deal benefits both clubs. Reports say Pittsburg's Mack claim edges others, while Cleveland eyes Westerners and rejects costly ads. Some players critique sales as grinding policy amid league changes. Eisner expects a six week Hot Springs recovery to condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
O'Neill
Cleveland
Tebean
Miller
Pitteburg
Tebeau
Mack
National Board
Browell
Players League
Jon
Bierbauer
Delehanty
Gore,bourn
Crane Soda
Robison
Dispatch
Macrates
Aes
Eisracia
Al Johnson declares stance on Cincinnati club dispute
Cleveland reports the heated exchange over the Cincinnati Baseball Club's ownership and league rights. A. L. Johnson asserts claims and threatens favorable action only after purchaser agreements, while Brush faces potential scheduling and ground-lease conflicts tied to the National League franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, A
al Johnson
Cincinnati
John T. Brash
Johsson
New York
Brush
Orioles Eye Infield and Pitching Additions in Trade Talk
The Orioles may add a first baseman and complete a pitching quartet including Ilrey, McMahon, Cunningham, and Healy. Werden is sought for his batting, while only a second baseman remains to be secured within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy
Orioles
Auartet
Ilrey
McMahon
Cunningham
Werden
Magnates Gathering Admits No Baseball Conference
Chicago meeting of baseball presidents produced no formal conference or action. Key figures Spalding Reach Thurman Prince Robinson ONeill arrived and departed amid real estate talks and contract discussions. A notable envelope from Nick Young and a Lewis Bierbauer contract were reported, with efforts to release Van Matre and Gumbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureaco
Chicago
Spalding
Robinson
Reach
Brush
Neill
National League
Indianapolis
Cleveland
O'Neill
Pittsburg
J. Palmer O'Neill
Nick Young
Pittsburger
Lewis Bierbauer
League
Anson
van Maltren
Gumbert
Estate Sues Over Unpaid Rent At Recreation Park
Denny estate files claim for 3400 dollars against last year’s local National League club over unpaid rent. Question raised about value of assets in Recreation Park. Police on duty there have mostly been paid, and those at Exposition were paid Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Recreation Park
Exposition ‘K
Debate Over AAU Reinstatement Proposals
In sporting circles discussion centers on yesterday's Dispatch notice about the AAU refusal to reinstate Tener and Gray. A local amateur notes reinstatements happened previously, questioning why the reinstatement was sought at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tener
Gray
Pittsburg Club Hopes for Van Haltren and Bierbauer
President J P O'Neill and other Pittsburg magnates remain in Chicago with strong hopes to secure Van Haltren or other Chicago players. The Central Board will settle Pittsburg's claim on Bierbauer next week amid wide opinion differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrcaco
J. P. O'Neill
Pittsburg Baseball Club
O'Neill
van Haltren
Coech Chicago
Pitteburg
Bierbauer
Central Board
Where Are the Middleweights Pat Farrell Challenges All
Pat Farrell of this city issues a bold challenge to any American middleweight at 158 pounds Fitzsimmons preferred He will bet 5000 the winner takes all and the loser nothing If Fitzsimmons declines Farrell seeks other champions for a fight for any purse or state outcome. He names Beat Gallagher Carroll Kessler La Blanche and Nitehelm as possible opponents begging them to declare
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugiliste
Pat Farrell
America
Fitzsimmons
Farrell
Beat Gallagher
Carroll
Brooklyn
Kessler
la Blanche
Young Nitebeil
Slavin Accepts Sullivan Challenge for Six Rounds
Australian heavyweight Frank Slavin says he has accepted a challenge from John L. Sullivan. He offers Sullivan $5,000 if Sullivan lasts six rounds and $5,000 to win against Sullivan in six rounds. Slavin will fight in any U S city and bets on American fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap*s Cable Company
Lowdon
Charles Rowell
Madison Square Garden
Albert
Littlewood
J. A. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Frank Slavin
John L. Sullivan
Slavin
Sullivan
United States
Prize Fighters Return to Fleet Street Controversy
The Spirit of the Times notes a choked Fleet Street as prize fighting regains public interest after prosecutions. The piece discusses Slatin and McAuliffe gifting Lord Lonsdale a symbol of gratitude, debating an inkstand versus a brooch, lampooning fighters turned to ink slinging over wit and punching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fleet Street
Slatin
McAuliffe
Lord Lonsdale
Augustus Moore
Benedick
Spirit of the Times
McCaffrey Appointed Boxing Instructor at Manhattan Club
New York January 31. Chairman H J Cornell announced at the Manhattan Athletic Club that Dominick McCaffrey has been appointed boxing instructor. Dissenting voices favored Walter Campbell, but a specialist certificate of McCaffrey’s perfect physical condition cleared him. McCaffrey will establish his headquarters at the club today and begin forming classes. He will be active in upcoming club boxing tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Cornell
Manhattan Athletic Club
Dominick McCaffrey
Walter Campbell
McCaffrey
cCaffrey
ASD
Brooklyn
Ward
Sayers
Heenan
AL Hach Jeans
Biertauer
Ted Pritchard
Fitzsmmons
John M. Ward
Cincinnati
Brother Caylor
J. Calver Nell
Blervauer
M Mantes Aibeka Sass
Betwee Reilly
Jimmy Faulkner
EiTven Walter Campbell
Loreal Bell
Guy Hecker
J. A
A. H. Momnis
England
Bowen Gibbons Bout Off Over Ring Side Weigh-in
New Orleans on January 3 reports the scheduled 133 pound match between Andy Bowen of New Orleans and Austin Gibbons of Paterson is canceled. Bowen refused to accept a ring side weigh-in before the fight, forfeiting his stake. Gibbons will depart for home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Audubon Association
Andy Bowen
Austin Gibbonrg
Paterson
Bowen
Gibbons
Indiana Featherweight Title Bout Slated for February
In Indianapolis Indiana Abe Lloyd of Brazil the champion featherweight of Indiana teams with Tommy Warren in a ten round bout at 118 pounds give or take two in February in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianapolis
L.D
Abe Lioyd
Hrazil
Indiana
Tommy Warren
Eisner Wins Welterweight Title Bout in Deshler
The glove contest for the Ohio welterweight championship at Deshler this morning ended with James Eisner of Fostoris defeating Jack Kerina of this city. Four-ounce gloves were used and both fighters were badly punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FoxpLay
Ohio
James Eisner
Fostoris
Jack Kerina
Deshler
Eisner
Ohio Champion Defeats Kuntzsch in Local Pool Match
The pool match at Grand Central Rink ended last evening with J B Kuntzsch vs W H Clearwater in front of a large crowd. Clearwater showed clear superiority after Kuntzsch opened strong by pocketing the 15 balls in the first frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kuntzsch
Clearwater Brilliance Tops Night Showdown
Clearwater settled into brilliant play and tallied 200 points while Kyntzech added 150 for the night. Over three nights Clearwater led with 600 points and Run 48, prompting Mr Kuntasch to praise Clearwater as possibly the best player in America or the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Kyntzech
Kuntasch
America
Powels
de Oro
Manning
All the Stars
Great St Bernard Sir Bedivere to Head Duquesne Kennel Show
The Duquesne Kennel Club show announces added prizes for diverse breeds led by Sir Bedivere the world famous St Bernard. Dozens of clubs breeders and buyers including George H Gledhill J E Normecutt Co and George W Backofen pledge awards and a projected 700 dogs will attend with many famed kennels from Chicago Buffalo and Canonsburg entering top dogs and Irish setters cocker spaniels and bulldogs among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Bedivere
Duquesne Kennel
Durbin & McWatty
W. H.O. J. M. Littell
Charles C. Montooth
Allegheny County
James Bown &Son
Smith & Wesson Revolver
J. S. Phillips
Mr. Charles
Montooth
Hotel Schlosser
J. C. Stroup
J. E. Normccutt & Co
George W. Backofen
Allegheny
Howe Bros. & Co
William J. Patton
George W. Schmidt
George H. Covert
Chicago
Ill
Dick Swiveller
George Bush
Buffalo
England
E. B. Sears
Wyoming
Melrose
Mass
Sir Bodivere
Canonsburg
Fred Pastre
Gladstone II
William Seager
A. E. Lippincott
John M. Chaplin
Paul Gladstone
ENEES
J. O'H. Denny
John Fawcett
Brownstown
Duquesne Kennel Club
Blair County Republicans Duel Over Cameron Support
Blair County Republican Committee in Hollidaysburg held a stormy session at the courthouse. They set the next primary for June 13 and county convention for June 16 in Tyrone. An Altoona delegate offered a motion condemning Senator John A. Lemon and Representatives A. P. McDonald and A. A. Slayer for backing Donald Cameron’s re election, passing 3 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holuiparspurg
Blair County
Republican Committee
Court House
Tyrone
Altoona
John A. Lemon
A. P. McDonald
A. A. Slayer
Donald Cameron
United States
Pennsylvania
River gas line breaks leaving wells without supply
This morning between S and 6 oclock the new gas line across the river parted and was swept away. The break cuts off several new wells at Scopes Ferry and the gas supply was interrupted, causing widespread use of wood and coal for fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scopes' Ferry
Four Scranton Casualties From Gas Plank and Roof
A Scranton report notes four deaths from accidents and gas. Harry Masters suffocated by gas from a culm while sleeping in an undertaker shop after leaving home. John Clark died when a plank fell at the Delaware and Lackawanna shops. James Courtright and Richard Lloyd perished beneath a fallen root at Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scramtron
Harry Masters
John Clark
Delaware and Lackawanna
James Courtright
Richard Lloyd
Mayfield Fta
Prospects for Peace in Coke Region Wage Talks
A conference is planned between coke region operators and United Mine Workers to resolve wage disputes before February 10. The Scale Committee invited both sides for a meeting on February 2, with operators’ leaders Brennen and McFadyen and miners’ reps Wise Parker Spence Barrett Kereau De Haven eBride attending. Miners demand weigh scale and eight hour concessions, while operators hint at compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke Region
Scottpage
Coke
United Mine Workers
Parker
John P. Brennen
McFadyen
Messrs. Wise
Spence Barrett
Remains of Newton Graham Still Unfound in Snow
Search for Newton Graham a lumber operator in this county continues after the X storm. He was lost in the Clearfield woods during the first major snow and feared to have died from cold. Deep snow halted the effort, but recent rains melted much of it and the search will resume next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Newton Graham
Clearfield
Orn
Braddock New and Sclav Church Dedicated Here
Special telegram reports Braddock's Sclav Catholic Church to be dedicated today. The 300 strong congregation, largely Hun and Slovak, will host Bishop Phelan of Pittsburgh who will conduct the ceremonies with several priests assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan
Breappock
Sclar Catholic
Hun
Solavs
Pittsburg
Heavy Rains Swell Bellefonte Streams Threaten Floods
Special telegram from Bellefonte notes steady rain all day swelling local streams. If mountain snow melts quickly, another flood outlook grows as rivers rise and waters persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Disfatot
Jan. i
Wildcat Battle Ends in Kanawha Valley Kill
John Comer of Datis Creek near Charleston West Virginia returned from a hunt with what is described as the largest wildcat killed in the Kanawha valley. The cat battled dogs and a Scotch terrier in rocky terrain before Comer finally killed it after a long struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
John Comer
Datis Creek
Kanawha Valley
Mr. Comer
Two Workmen Die After 85 Foot Fall At Steelton Furnaces
Special Telegram to the Dispatch reports John C. Beck boss rigger at the Steelton furnaces and John Engieman fell from about 85 feet while hauling material to a tunnel. The cable broke, precipitating them to the ground and killing both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habenburg
John C. Beck
John Engieman
Ile
East Enders Edge Allegheny Ath. In Soggy Park Clash
In a rain soaked match at East Liberty ball park the East Enders defeated Allegheny Ath. Assn. 4 to 0. McEwen and the McVicar Brothers starred for their clubs while both squads used guest players from other teams amid a greasy field and hard play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Allegheny Athletic Association
East Liberty Ball Park
East Enders
McEwen
Alleghenys
McVicar Brothers
McDonaid
MecVicar Brothers
Puddlers Strike Settled At Mahoning Valley Mill
Special telegram from Younestown reports a settlement of the puddlers strike at the Mahoning Valley Iron Company. Work will resume tonight using the same iron as before the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younestown
Mahoning Valley Iron Company
Judge Wickham Declines U S District Judgeship Bid
Beaver Jan 31 Judge Wickham informed a reporter he will not pursue the United States district judgeship created by Judge Achison's retirement. He preferred state promotion after failing to secure the circuit judgeship. Beaver lawyers favor James H. Reed of Knox Reed Pittsburgh for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braver Falls
Wickham
Beaver
United States District
Achison
United States Circuit
Beaver Bar
James H. Reed
Knox & Reed
Pittsburg
Tragic Yard Accident In Tubes Plant Claims Worker
In Youngstown Patrick Parker, a employee at American Tube and Iron Company, was crushed between two cars while attempting to pass a train in the yard and died. In Doddridge county West Virginia chief deputy Gaskins and others led a posse in a battle with outlaws. Smith and Cottrell were killed with Perkins still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younestows
American Tube and Iron Company
Patrick Parker
Shousetown
Clinton Browning
Doddridge County
W. Va
Perkins
Smith
Cottrell
Gaskins
Had a Little Trouble in Homewood Park Shooting Match
A shooting match between J. Brookes and Jonathan Horsfield at Homewood Park ended with Brookes winning after a gun fault and protest. Eleven and a half ounces of shot were found in Horsfield’s gun, referee Ernest Quilon counted a dead bird for Horsfield, and Brookes challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookes
Horsfield
Homewood Park
J. Brookes
Jonathan Horsfield
Ernest Quilon
Horsfeld
Businessmen split on free coinage bill decision
A Scranton Board of Trade telegram reports mixed views on a proposed special meeting to discuss the free coinage bill. About 40 per cent of responses came from Democrats, both wealthy businessmen, who favored the meeting. Most Republicans supported a meeting but were divided on the bill’s merits, while ex-Justice Hand warned the coinage would be a curse to business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrastor
Philadelphia Board of Trade
Scranton Board of Trade
Hand
Bureme
Prominent travelers noted from Chicago last evening
J. D. Campbell of Armour & Co. in Chicago said Southern States show improvement and winter tourism is higher than ever. Thomas B. Spear of Union Pacific and D. S. Werg of two roads traveled through the city. Mrs W H Playford and son depart Uniontown for San Diego. Blake of Pittsburg Lead Works leaves for Helena. Jacob Perkins of Warren and Mr and Mrs J L Stephens of West Newton visited the Duquesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Campbell
Chicago
Armour & Co
Atlanta
Werg
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central Roads
New Or
W. H. Playford
Uniontown
San Diego
Cal
Blake
Pittsburg
Helens
Union Pacific Road
Jacob Perkins
Warren
J. L. Stephens
West Newton
Duquesne
J. A. Boise
Milligan
Penn Avenue
Tacoma
Wrestler Ed Reilly calls out Lutbegg for $500 match
Ed Reilly phoned in saying Lutbegg of New York is taunting him. Reilly offers a $500 forfeit to wrestle either locally or in New York, with expenses on the line, if Lutbegg will post the challenge in a reputable newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Reilly
Lutbegg
New York
Beaver Falls Becomes Site of Rat Fight Showdown
Last night in Beaver Falls a cock fight event drew a large crowd as four bouts at five dollars a fight pitted Beaver Falls and Phillipsburg birds. Phillipsburg won all four matches, taking in substantial bets from local sportsmen. The recap also notes ongoing sports talk including Ward, boxing plans, and wrestling chatter tied to regional clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Phillipsburg Birds
Woman's Relief Corps Growth for Pennsylvania Report
Special telegram notes Altoona hosts a coming meeting where Mrs. Jennie D. Reavely will report 4370 members and 137 corps in the department. Johnstown leads in membership, with over $5,000 in relief distributed this year and $8,000 cash given since the Soldiers and Widows' Memorial Home opening in Brookville Jefferson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps of Pennsylvania
Altoona
Jennle D. Reavely
Johnstown
Soldiers and Widows' Memorial Home
Brookville
Jefferson County
Police Court Bouts and Local Misdeeds Stir City
Frank Kellener Sam Malz and John Grinney face charges of threatening to kill in a case brought by Fred Langenbaugh Kellener held for heart by Alderman Succop with warrants issued for the other two. Charles Help and a group of youths accused of cat robbery on Twenty eleventh Street. Beer thefts from cars noted for months. William Woopnverr to have a Thursday hearing on kicking his wife and injuring teeth. Charles Emmanuel fined for selling oranges on a street corner. Charles Barker alias Weldon remanded for a hearing on larceny. Patrick Lafferty Tom Reilly arrested for fighting on a Second Avenue electric car. Isaac Seidenbees accused of assaulting his wife. Thomas Devine charged with false pretenses in a horse deal with Andrew Green. Robert McAdams charged with deserting his wife Frank Boeber held for assaulting M F Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kellener
Sam Malz
John Grinney
Fred Langenbaugh
Kellener
Alderman Fuccop
Charles Help
William Woopnverr
Arthur Street
Charles Emmanuel
Succop
Charles Barker
Weldon
Squire McKenna
Patrick Lafferty
Thomas Reilly
Second Avenue
Isaac Seidenbees
Webster Avenue
Thomas Devine
Andrew Green
Robert C. McAdams
Penn Avenue
Frank Boeber
M. F. Jones
Helva Lockwood Delayed by Train After Monongahela City Lecture
McKeesport reports Helva Lockwood lectured in Monongahela City last evening and reached town too late to catch her train. She remained until this afternoon and showed frustration from the delay while planning another spoken engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Helva Lockwood
Monongahela City
Ohio
Braddock Strike At Impasse As Trains Watched For Replacements
Braddock workers and mill management are deadlocked with no settlement in sight. Striking employees monitor all incoming trains for imported replacement labor as cars are sidetracked. Amalgamated leader William Wetbe addressed the union at Turner Hall, urging solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirfatch
Bravpock
St. Louis
Hankin
Salt Works
William Wetbe
Amalgamated
Turner Hall
Costly Thoughtlessness At Local Confectionery
Clarence Young of 51 South Twenty second street left a purse with $106 in a J Sharp confectionery at Twenty second and Carson streets yesterday. He returned to find the pocketbook missing. Only two colored men and a woman had entered in the interim and appear suspicious. Police were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Young
South Twenty-second Street
J. Sharp
Twenty-second
Carson Streets
Gas Company Faces Recurrent Break in Ohio River Line
Beaver Falls January 31 The Bridgewater Natural Gas Company reports repeated outages after a main line break between the Ohio River near Legionville and Beaver Falls New Brighton area. Two weeks of disrupted supply followed by service restoration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Ohio River
SY Eotal
Diepater
Beaver Fallls
Bridgewater Natural Gas Company
New Brighton
Legionville
Levies Aa
Not What She Seems Hid Hypnotist Reveals Marital Past
Eva Powers of Corry Pennsylvania former wife of Forepaughs skeleton performer Eugene Feralto confesses she posed as Mile Charcot the hypnotist in New York venues. She says she secretly wed Feralto as a teen in 1880 and later married banjoist Al Reeves, shaping a life of marriage show and theater across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DistaToms
New York
Mlle, Charcot
Dr. Charcot
Paris
Fourteenth Street
Mile
Charcot
Eva Powers
Corry
Forepaugh
al Reeves
Mile, Charcot
Feralto
Eugene Feralto
Louise Montague
Barret
Bowery
Bristol
Providence
Crescent Park
Lawrence
Mass
Hills Grove
ER. L
Sea Beach Palace
Coney Island
Doris
E. G. Johnson
Indian Wars Not Over Says Surgeon On Pine Ridge
Dr James Meeker, among 30 U S surgeons at Pine Ridge, warns unrest among Sioux persists. He cites young bucks pushing chiefs, ghost dance killings by American Horse, meager rations, and possible renewed Indian conflict if Washington policies anger tribes. He praises Young-Man-Afraid-of-His-Horses as trusted leader. The piece notes ongoing frontier strain and potential outbreaks every decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meeker
United States
Pine Ridge
Eass
Washington
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Lauded As Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and liver blood disorders. It frames consumption as a major killer and claims the remedy can cure or refund if ineffective, asserting benefits to liver purification appetite digestion strength and flesh. It promises trial pricing as the cheapest blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Gibae Rae Gibae Rae Prrrsaven in City Forecast
The unnamed city officer provides the weather summary including maximum and mean temperatures and rainfall figures. Readings show temperatures around 20s with moisture estimates noted, though portions of the OCR text are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrrsaven
Teese Sig Serrica
Heavy storms and cold wave sweep across northern regions
A weather bulletin notes a Southwest storm central in Northern Texas and a Northwest storm central in Southern Minnesota forming a long trough through the Mississippi Valley. Heavy rain from Texas to Lake Michigan, snow in the Great Lakes region and Manitoba, and a sharp cold snap across Montana to Minnesota with temperatures plunging to 40 degrees in 74 hours, and to 2 below in Northern Minnesota. A high pressure area over Manitoba is expected to drive the lake region storm eastward, followed by another cold wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Lake Michigan
Ohio
Tennessee
Atlantic
Lakes Superior
Huron
Manitoba
Montana
Dakotas
Lovinvile River Stage Reports and Weather Notes
Canal depths and river measurements show Lovinvile River at 11 inches feet and 2 on falla SG at foot of locks. Weather is cloudy with steady rain overnight. Camp River at 26.3 feet and Memphis River up 1 foot. Showers, cooler air, and variable river levels noted across locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla SG
Eye Lowry
Local ads and job notices from a late 19th century paper
The page includes multiple small advertisements and notices. It promotes a sale at The Cash Store run by Thornton Bros at 128 Federal Street Allegheny with cheap textiles and silk nets. It also lists leading hatters and furriers at Corner Wood Street and Fifth Avenue. A job notice seeks an office boy able to speak English and German and other employment ads request callers for a printing press job. A fruit and garden farm for sale is noted near a described address in Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Bros
Federal Street
Allegheny
General Veilverg
Richard Conners Arrested for Disorderly Conduct After Wife’s Faint
Richard Conners was jailed at the Twenty-eighth ward station on disorderly conduct charges. His wife, who witnessed the arrest from their South Twenty-first street home, fainted at the doorway and tumbled down stairs. A $20 forfeit was posted, and Conners was sent home. He admits drinking and says a neighbor struck him, denying any crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Conners
Twenty-eighth Ward
South Twenty-first Street
Carey Alley
Conners
Four Routes in the Grave George Butler Objects to Neighbor
George Butler of Minersville files an information with Alder man Donovan alleging threats from neighbor Mrs. M. Martin. Martin posted bail to face a hearing tomorrow on a charge of surety of the peace as Butler details threats including poisoning and assault without further explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Martin
Alderman Donovan
George Butler
Minersville
Butler
Captain Hubley Declines New Run After Court Ruling
Captain Samuel Hubley, once a First Ward Allegheny Select Council candidate, was forced to withdraw by a Supreme Court decision. Repeatedly urged by supporters to run for Common Council, he declines, saying it would be dishonorable to oppose those who already fought for him and pledged to back his Select bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hubley
Select Council
First Ward
Allegheny
Supreme Court
Common Council
Select
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John Montgomery Ward
Tebenu
Cresrwater
Kunterek
General Sporting News
Johnanie Ward
Jeader
Albert L. Johnson
Mr. Brush
Brooklyen Brotherhood
O'Neil
Forest City
Actal
Jan
Juco Cleveland
Pittsboro
Weddell House
John T. Brush
Ndianapolis
Ind
Ciebt
Cincinnati Baseball Club
National Dagee
Cierent Clubs
A. L. Jomnyson
LL A. Russell
Aaron Sterne
Arry Sterne
Barnie
Baxtimone
Toledo
Long John Healy
Lioyd and
Cameron
Republican Convention
Hollidaysburg
Digfatch
Scranton
Braddock’s
NEW &Sclav Church
Allegheny Athletics
James A. Garfield
Johno B. Brown
Mr. Lutbegg
Phillipsburg Sports
Abe
Independence
John Clarkee
Boston
the Woman's Relief Corps
Police
Belva Lockwood
Braddock Striee
Gotham
Mle
Meeker
Thad Stevens
Westlake
Lucky
West End
Post 153
Stevens
Peta Pana Rey
Imosatoy Bros
Charlemagne
Knights of the Round Table
Africa
Europe
Bellevue Medical College
Pierce
Gibae Rae
Virginia
Westerly
Special Weather Bulletin
É.g. Bennett & Co
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
Gox- Don
Pshansston
Katler
Will
Connell
Jos.fleming & Son’s
Market Street
Cor. Diamond
Charley
Mollie
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