Spring trotting meet eyed for Homewood park May 26 to 30
Secretary McCracken of the Homewood Driving Park Association expresses confidence in a large spring trotting meeting in Pittsburgh from May 26 to 30 with four days of purses from 400 to 600 dollars. Entries from the South Ohio and local horsemen are expected, and plans include two stake events and legalized pool selling on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCracken
Homewood Driving Park Association
Fittsburg
O'Dell
New Orleans
Ohio
Homewood Association
Sie
Trottere
Tov Iaw
Harvard regulates athletic sports with new university wide rules
The Harvard Committee on Regulation of Athletic Sports passes a new set of rules restricting public contests to those approved by the gym director and requiring medical or physical examination before participation. The regulation list covers university and non university crews, intercollegiate and track meetings, and other university athletic events, with reinstatement only by committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Harvard
HA. A
Wniversiy Sift
Trestman
Bens Po
Pacinty
John Ims White
2. Ames
A. Bartley
Meatice A. Lichardson
William Jivoper
George L Morrison
Taut
Laurenor Broogs
Pennntan
Seal Rentowt
A. Froth Say iii
W. Wh
Local Club Eyes Thayers and New York Pitchers
Officials of the Local Club aim to sign one or two Thayers and seek a New York pitcher from a group including Kevte Welch Ktuste Crane and Sharrott. President Neil and Manager Hanlon were absent from local houses as talks continue with Fogarty and other players. A recreation park sale is announced but will not take place. Davidson medals shooting results follow with leaders in single and double target events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Hanlon Wer
Certai
Pestedasy
Fogarty
Cultender
Philadelphia
wNrijl
Wem, Toure & In Boepe
Ad. Guomibert
Foegart
New York
Battiova
Recreation Fark
Hewelli
Antcaoo Gathers Baseball Buzz For Next Summer
Rumors sweep through Antcaoo that Fred Piefer will play second base for Anson's team next summer. Local managers deny formal offers but indicate movement is probable. Ed Williamson is unlikely to be released, pleasing local fans if both stars stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antcaoo
Fred Piefer
Anson
Wade
Ptetor
Ed Williamson
The Local Amateurs Meet at Hotel Achlesser
Members of the local association football club plan a gathering at the Hotel Achlesser this evening to organize the Western League games starting next Saturday. Committees of the Allegheny Athletic Association will meet Monday afternoon to draft a constitution and by laws in preparation for AA A entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achlesser
Allegheny Athletic
Indignant Magnates Over Salaries in New York Club
New York owners clash with the press over reported salary cuts, denying the story as untrue. J W Spalding says salaries are personal and not for public release, while indicating some reductions may occur for a few players but not disclosed. The director guards the balance between signing and affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leile
The
Sun
Broadway
J. W. Spalding
Bn Snoemo
New Castle Football Team Ready for Saturday Challenge
John C. Carlin secretary of the New Castle football club said the team is prepared to tackle any opponent under association rules on Saturday February 14. The game will be played on New Castle grounds under mutually agreed conditions. interested parties may contact Mr. Carlin on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
John C. Carlin
New Castle Grounds
Cariin
Washington Street
New
Bloodier Prize Fight Sparks Town Turmoil
In Warnetown a bare knuckle eight round bout between Jack O'Neal and Tom Pratt followed the earlier Corey Fell fight. After Fell was KOed roughs seized control, defied authorities, and the combatants continued until noses were broken and fingers damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawpfordeville
Warnetown
Fell
Jack O’neal
Tom Pratt
Local Foot Race Challenge Cited By Albert Mertz
Albert Mertz forwards a challenge to stage a 75 yard sweepstake race involving George Weigand, Ed Nikkx, O'Brien, and Wilson for four dollars each. He offers to meet at the Dispatch office to arrange the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mertz
George Weigand
Ed Nikkx
O'Brien
Wilson
Tor Dispatch
Various sports and club moves in early New York dispatch
The dispatch lists multiple sports items including signings with the Washington Association club, a Cleveland club decision to keep Teveau, and a Brooklyn player preferring that city. It notes Hanky Gent’s jaundice illness, a 130 yard Edinburgh handicap won by W Williams, and forthcoming spring games in Chicago and Columbus with expected signings and releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Bercher
Washington Association
Thy
Thotter
Meveland Sass
Washington
Smalley
Clevelands
Cleveland
Teveau
Constant Heardeu
John i. Sulliven
Hanky Gent
Sheffield
Eslington Park
Gateshead
Spalding
Chicago
Spalding &Ad
Howard Earle
Minneapoolis
Minneapolis
Farle
Tina Weat
Edinburgh
Hawk Hill
W. Willams
Aewrastic
Williams
Brooklin
Yesternar
Umbria
Europe
Brooklyn
Dark Sun
Colem
Mara
Beemer Searing
Y J
Vanke
Seleds Chat
Athetics
Columnbus
Elton Chamberlain
Athletics
Schima
Doyle
F. Mathewson Yesternay
Johson
New Patents Issued in Western Pennsylvania and Nearby States
List of patents granted during the week ending February 3 to inventors across Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. Names include Harry Etheridge Pittsboro autographic telegraph Samuel S Flemming Sarreneville Pa steam generator Michael F Glynn Ashley Pa checking and urelocking device James Killinger Wayne Pa end gate William A McCaul Beaver Falls machine for straightening and polishing meal plates Edward Meise Pittsburgh coal lock Frank Maurer Pittsburgh triple valve F W H Richards Drifton Pa pneumatic motor J Kewley Johnstown machine for shaping iron and steel axes J Schofield Belleview O cotton wain ter Thomas Stanley Peeblo O drilling machines Seneiban Heavyr Falls motor T E Twin Mil mold J W Wadsworth Beeree Alexander A Welsh Allegheny H Wentz South Charleston sweat pad fastener Stewart White Greensburg domestic pumping device Joseph Welfong Lancaster Harment H Wood New Brighten machine for polishing glassware Peter Yost Pittston utenne supporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Levis
Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Harry Etheridge
Pittsboro
Samuel S. Flemming
Sarreneville
Michael F. Glynn
Ashley
Join Killinger
Wayne
James P. Marshal
Bowling Green
William A
Leadier Hatters and Furriers Corner Wood Street
Readable fragment notes Leadier Hatters and Furriers at the corner of Wood Street and Fifth Avenue. The brief appears to describe a shop location in a historic city grid with no additional event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
Coke region workers urge compromise as strike looms
In Scottdale on February 6 small operators seek to avert a coke strike by offering to maintain current wage rates through March 1 or until a new settlement is reached. The Mine Workers Scale Committee meets tomorrow to consider the proposal while big operators stand firm. A large regional strike threatens if no agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
Connellsville
James McBride
Miners’ Scale Committee
Mine Workers’ Scale Committee
Robert Hogsett
Mt Braildock
Uniontown
Disastrous Failure Hits Chambersburg Engine Maker
A $141,000 judgment in favor of the National Bank against Taylor Manufacturing Co. was entered in Chambersburg with Sheriff taking possession of the shops. Additional judgments exceed $50,000. Over 20 workers face unemployment as a receiver may be appointed and the firm reorganized. The failure shocks this town whose engine business waned due to losses in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
National Bank
Taylor Manufacturing Company
Remarkable Street Revival Grips Ohio Town
In East Liverpool Ohio over four weeks a revival has converted more than 100 people. Twenty women and twenty men formed twenty committees to visit about 43 saloons urging closure and reform. Committees report polite reception in most cases, with some saloonkeepers ejecting them or threatening police. Prayings occurred inside some saloons and on the sidewalk in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Livernoon
Little Washington Grocers Hot on Oleomargarine Tax
In Arull WasningTon Pennsylvania on February 6 local grocers faced a crackdown as Pittsburg commission agents sold oleomargarine as creamery butter. Revenue officials notified 15 leading grocers to settle oleo tax, collecting over $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arull WasningTon
Washington
Pittsburg
Alone in a Burning House Gets Out Safely
Fire at the Malley residence in Demmier forced Mrs. Malley to escape the flames while the bed and $180 hidden under the mattress were destroyed. Charles Malley was away at a drug store for medicine for his ill wife when the blaze started. A large barn and stable belonging to the Versailles Cemetery Company also burned last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McErfesront
Charles Malley
Demmier
York and Philadelphia plate glass syndicate plans $1.5 million plant
The York and Philadelphia plate glass syndicate announces a new plant at an unnamed site for high grade glass. The project will employ about 500 men and represent a investment of $1,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York and Philadelphia Plate Glass Manufacturing Syndicate
Baltimore and Ohio eyes Western New York and Pennsylvania
Rumors from New Castle on February 6 claim the Baltimore and Ohio seeks to absorb the Western New York and Pennsylvania, linking the Sharpsville line to the Pittsburg and Western. A traffic agreement nears consolidation from New Castle to Stoneboro, with a proposed lease of the New Castle end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg and Western
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Sharpsville
New Castle
Stoneboro
Parental Interference Costs Young Wife Damages
Dora Beard sued John Beard and his wife of Marion township for alienation of affection. The Common Pleas jury found for Dora Beard, awarding her 1000 dollars after about 20 minutes deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Beard
John Beard
Marion Township
Court of Common Pleas
Legislature Overrun By Bills In W Va Extra Session Debate
Charleston West Virginia February reports the legislature is flooded with bills. The House has 233 and the Senate 10, with about a dozen more daily, pushing for an extra session beyond the 45 day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
House
Senate
Pioneer Akron merchant makes assignment amid loss
Joseph Messner, Akron's pioneer merchant, who retired years ago, made an assignment today. Liabilities amount to 30,000 pounds while assets reach 170,000 dollars. A poor investment in a mineral spring resort at access Orange county Virginia caused the failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Arrox
Joseph Messner
Akron
Acess
Orange County
Another Mine Closed as Railroad Coal Competes
The H. D. O'Neil mine halted operations this week after strike action. Loading had been for Charles Jutte at the cent rate, but it proved unsustainable against railroad mines. The Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad engineering corps is again active in constructing the Erie line extension from Oil City through Jackson Center, Mercer County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizza BeEt Hah
H. D. O'Neil
Charles Jutte
Jutte
Frana&iin
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Eres
Oil City
Jackson Center
Mercer County
Pole crane worker killed at Carnegie furnaces
Albert Kroutz, a Polish laborer at the Carnegie furnaces, was run over and killed by a car around 7 o'clock while resting from fatigue. The incident occurred in Branpock as reported by Special Telegraph. Draught Horse Breeders Organize. Blooded draught horse men from across the state gathered this afternoon to form the Draught Horse Breeders Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branpock
Albert Kroutz
Carnegie
Draught Horse Breeders
Draught Horse Breeders' Association
Cupola Explosion Traps Workmen at Erie Factory
A violent cupola explosion at Skinner Engine Works in Erie injures James Moury and cupola tender Charles Anthony. Rescue crews say the blast occurred late in the shift and could have killed many workers had it struck five minutes earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Skinner Engine Works
James Moury
Charles Anthony
Multiple Local Incidents Rampage and Tragedies in Pennsylvania
A burst of disjointed items reports raids in Wheeling, a mine fire near Nanticoke, and mills resuming or shutting down in Scottdale and Mahanoy City. A seven year old boy killed in McKeesport, a madman in W Va asylum, a sleighing accident near Shenandoah, drownings in a canal, and a clash involving Pinkertons at Braddock. Plus a marriage collapse over a groom’s departure with money, a political probe at McKeesport, and hints of a Silver Pool Mephistopheles feature in tomorrow’s Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebccrglans
Wheeling
Nanticoke
Scottdale
Tunnel Ridge
Mahanoy City
Hamilton Maxwell
McKeesport
Captain Malloney
Meigs County
W. Va
Shenandoah
Will
Great Missionary Meeting Opens in Canton May 11
One of Canton’s largest conventions will open May 11 and run three days. It is the biennial meeting of the Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Society of the General Synod of the United States with about 2 delegates expected from across the country. Prominent Lutheran jade missionaries will attend to deliver addresses and read papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caston
Canton
Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Society
General Synod
United States
Lutheran Church
Mrs Gage Carline Sues Gambling House for 15000
A sensational case emerges as Mrs. Gage Carline, wife of a wealthy yet gambling-troubled citizen, sues Clifford and Gassman to reclaim 15000 she alleges her husband lost in their gambling parlor over six months. Her suit highlights a fall from wealth and social standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiepar
Gage Carline
Clifford & Gassman
Carline
Perils of the Deep Aboard the Denmark Storm
The National Line steamer Denmark, from London January 15, arrived in New York February 6 after a brutal voyage. Captain Rigby described days of west to west-southwest gales, towering seas, deck washouts, and frozen rigging. One cattleman was lost overboard, others injured. machinery failures halted progress until patching allowed slow progress to port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Line
Denmark
London
Rigby
Durf Station and Mount Wneeso Wells Drive Farm Development
Durf Station sees the Fisher Oil Company boost activity with a good well on the Durf farm and plans for further work once roads improve. A second well starts on the Doif heirs farm as other parties prepare for experiments. Patterson & Co. drill at Patterson farm in 100-foot depth, flagged as exploratory. James Yost farm well, deep drilling, reaches production of barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durf
Fisher Oil Company
Mount Wneeso
Patterson & Co
Patterson Farm
FarmyView
James Yost
CornApPolis
Coraopolis
Allegheny County
Forest Oil Company
Clinton
Getty
Cooper Farm
Upralia Oil Company
Watson At
Black & Emerson
Titusville
Alrready
Righter
Jolly
Mellon & Co
Kerr
Cassiday
Duff Farm
Logan
Chess Heirs
Gailey Bros
Seven-Mile Island
Gailey Bros. & Melton
Weather Summary From Picrssure United States Signal Service
In Picrssure on February 6 an official United States Signal Service report lists maximum temperature 100.4 degrees, minimum 12.0, and a temperature range of 88.4. Mean temperature 48.0. The city’s weather data is compiled by the local Signal Service officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picrssure
United States Sienal
Oil Field Notes From Wells West of Ranga Region
A special report from Winowoopa details drilling progress in the Wildwood pool area north of Crafton and near Coraopolis. Wells such as Ringheisen No.3 and Whitesell No.9 show varied outputs while several prospects advance, though overall major producers decline and new rigs rise. Harmony Field offers disappointing results with dwindling flow on the Hovis and Latshaw wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winowoopa
Wildwood Pool
Runga No. 3
No.1
Ranga
Ringheisen
Ringheisen No
Rungafé
Amecheisen
Mandeville & Evans
Roth Oil Company
Henry Kyle
Whitesell No. 9
Kennedy
Greenlee & Forst No
Rossetous
Kreas No
Bowman Gaeser
Whitesell
Pittsboro and Western Railroad
Mra
McCaw Farm
Christie & Co
M. McCaw
Shaw Farm
Centennial Rock
Nancy Gibson
H. Christie
Black & Emerson
Dunlap & Co
Local Offenses Reported in City Jail and Court Hearings
Jerome Sweeney jailed on larceny charge by Alderman Kerr with Monday hearing. Frank Cross arrested for speeding on Carson Street by Officer Young. HeeMan Meyerson held for peddling goods without a license. Jaspar bailed for aggravated assault and battery to face Alderman Kerr Tuesday evening. Mantis McDonald arrested at 76 Forbes Street on wife’s complaint of household damage. Magistrate Hyndman fined Addison, Hughs, and Williams for disorderly conduct. August Florence bailed for Tuesday hearing on desertion and non support. William Souley jailed for surety of peace following complaint by Mrs Judy Compton. pending court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Sweeney
Kerr
Officer Young
Southside
Frank Cross
Carson Street
Heeman Meyerson
Twenty-eighth Ward
ME Joux
J. Jaspar
Alderman Kerr
Thomas McAfee
Mantis McDonald
Moon
Forbes Street
Hyndman
George Addison
Costa
Thomas Hughs
Thomas Williams
Fourteenth Ward
Florence
William Souley
George H. Clementon
Beenererie
Judy Compton
Eeeierend
Tollhouse Tragedy Trial Sets February Week
Washington Pa February The trial of George Teaters and the Dorr boys for the murder of toll house keeper Mrs Saunders is scheduled for the week beginning February 16. Prosecution claims possession testimony may convict Teaters and possibly the Dorr brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distatch
Wasnxeton
George Teatera
Dorr
Wealthy Bennington Farmer Found Dead Beside Wagon
Special Telegram reports Lewis Evans prominent Bennington township farmer near Newark died at about 60. He was found in a field beside his wagon, likely caused by heart disease. He leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newarres
Lewis Evans
Bennington Township
New neckwear today 4 in 1s at low price
After stocktaking Campbell and Dick along with James H Arken Co list odds and ends men’s kid walking shoes and clove like items at Pens Avenue Stores. Bargains advertised for economical buyers with 75 dozen units available at 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Pens Avenue
Campbell & Dick
James H. Arken & CO
Christy Park site to cost $1,500,000 with new Sow structure
Reports from Christy Park state a Sow project will be located there with a proposed cost of 1.5 million dollars. The dispatch notes a special telegraph from McKeesport dated February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Park
Mckeesport
Christy Park State
Two Storms Bring Energetic Winds and Heavy Rain
Special Weather Bulletin reports two storms increasing in energy across the country likely to bring rain and high winds to Central States and the lake region. Rain fell yesterday across Atlantic and Gulf coast states except Florida, with snow in Massachusetts and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Florida
Massachusetts
Canada
Upper Lakes
Texas
Central States
South Atlantic
Long Island Sound
On the River Congo Joins Cincinnati Voyage Day
The Congo will be the boat for Cincinnati today with the Keystone State in yesterday. The river continues to fall and yesterday registered under 10 feet. Captain Michael Kenny of St Louis visited the city yesterday and Captain Grones McDorSAnLey of Cincinnati is in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Michael Kenny
St. Louis
Grones McDorsanley
Weather river levels and conditions across multiple cities
Reports show river feet measurements and trends for Morgantown Louisville Cincinnati Wheeling and Memphis with accompanying weather notes. Data indicate rising and falling levels with mixed skies and temperatures ranging from cool to cold across the regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetectal Tell
Morgantown
Knowngtille
Allegheny
Camp
Louisville
Wheeling—Hiver
Cincinnati
Kilver
Memphis
People who come and go in the city
A roster of visitors and travelers in Pittsburgh includes G W Park of Black Diamond Steel Works and L L Cole of the Pennsylvania Company, J M Oakley the broker, W E Thompson the banker, Major McKee former Allegheny Arsenal chief, J G Elwood of DeKalb Ill planning a Rock Point hotel, Paul Richter cattle man from San Francisco, J W Cox opera tour advance man, L B Kendall of Denver, W M Flinn of Holyoke representing Stepniak, Chief Justice Fuller en route to Chicago, A G Harper of Oil City and Albert E Maltby of Slippery Rock, and Alonzo Loring of Wheeling at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Park
Black Diamond Steel Works
L. Cole
Pennsylvania Company
M. Oakley
Ww. ER. Thompson
McKee
Allegeny Arsenal
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
J. G. Elwood
de Kath, Ill
Duquesne
Rock Point
Paul Richter
San Francisco
J. W. Coox
McCaul Opera Company
Schlosser
L. B. Kendall
Denver
W. M. Flinn
Holyoke
Stepniak
Anderson
Choir Organizes at Green Street Baptist Church
The Green Street Baptist Church choir in Allegheny organized last night with Richard Hull as chorister and Rosa Johnson, James Hill, G. M. Bruce, and Lacy Spencer in the lineup. The mayor received a letter from Mrs. Adams of Sunderland England seeking the whereabouts of her son Adam formerly living at 13 Harrington Street. A small fire caused by a flue burned the billiard rooms of Otto Verock on South Seventeenth Street around 8 pm yesterday. Twelfth ward police seek to catch youths breaking globes on electric lamps in that district. A Twelfth ward suggestion meeting will be held at the Madison Avenue schoolhouse Tuesday evening. The City Disability Board reported receipts of £6,215 Sf and expenses of $4,309.73 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Allegheny
Richard Hull
Rosa Johnson
James Hill
G. M. Bruce
Lacy Spencer
Adams
Sunderland
England
Adam
Harrington Street
Otto Verock
South Seventeenth Street
Twelfth Ward
Madison Avenue
City
Taxes of Allegheny Footings for Year 1890
City treasurer Macferrou reports the 1890 tax yields for Allegheny across city water business poor school school building high school sinking sewer and other taxes totaling 85917635 dollars with 42546 49 refunded on over assessments and 13436775 turned to delinquent collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macferrou
Allegheny
FEAST OF BARGAINS AT NEW THE-PEOPLE'S-STORE CLOSING
The store announces a stock closeout with final prices on all fall and winter goods. Many lots are offered at sacrifice prices to attract February trade. Merchandise also suitable for spring is included as part of the sale.
Cloak Department Price Reductions at Newmarkets and Misses’ Wear
The Cloak Department lists mark downs across items including Newmarkets at 250 290 390 and sale ranges from 10 to 25. Misses' Gretchens reduced to 150 299 390 and 490, sale from 5 to 12. Plush Gretchens fared at 50 11 11 50 12 50 75 550 575 3625 with exactly 12 prices. Ladies' Cloth Jackets 190 299 390 with about 100 left. Plush Jackets 10 and 16 grades, Plush Wraps 22 down to 10. Wrans jet trimmed reduced from 50 to 8 18. Seal Plush Sacques 15 to 35, worth 20 to 50, at 1 to 750. Shawls half price with some less than 14 price.
Dress Goods Bargains Deeply Discounted in Sale
All novelties once selling from 150 to 225 now 1 to close. 38 inch plaid stripe and fancy dress goods mostly wool now 24 cents. 46 inch all wool cashmeres formerly 65 75c now 48 40. Yard wide American cashmeres over half wool at 12 dishes. Many more dress goods bargains in our sale department.
Curtain Department Portieres Sale Now On
In Curtain Department new and handsome portieres offered at deep discounts. Portieres that were $18 reduced to $12 and $15 items down to $10. $10 portieres fall to $4. Lambrequin and upholstery fringes priced low with a 50c grade at $1, and a 25c grade. Brass and glass poles marked down from $250 to $1.00. Lowest prices on carpet items extended a few days longer.
Gents Underwear Prices Slashed In Clearance Sale
Surplus stock offered at deep discounts on first class wool and camel hair menswear. Striped wool undergarments listed with prices from 1 to 2 dollars, originally up to 3 dollars. Domestic goods sale continues after two weeks of heavy department activity.
Russia Hebrews to settle California and other era notes
A patchwork of items reports a Russian Hebrews colony planned for California, public figures changing posts, accidents, and deaths. It notes a railroad bridge collapse near Shelby Alabama, a dynamite explosion injuring workers in Colorado, and Neely Durrell dying after a train strike.
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California
Reynolds
Alabama
Sam Jones
Brazil
Indiana
King Humbert
Crispi
Marquis di Rudina
St. Petersburg
Coosa River
Shelby
Ala
Bokemia
Col
Brown
Montana
Canton
Glaurns
Switzerland
Mersey
Liverpool
Idaho
Salmeron
Albert Garvin
Stillwater
Minn
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Messrs. Hanlon
O'Neill
Hant
Harvard &Porting News
Davidson Mweilals
Lert
Ivevie Ad A. MN
V. O. Truthnan
Levie
Herrun
Henderson
A. H- Hing
Iseorze Snyder
Bop
Meffer
Ball Club
Meg
Association
New York Baseball Club
Psyers
Grong Monurs
Broadway, New York
Robert Louis Stevenson
G. Bennett & Co
Little Washington
Braddock
Ash
Charles Moore
Lee
Amelia Kephart
Craig-Stewart
Pittsb
Ita
Stewart
Mephistopheles
Frank G. Carpenter
General Synod of the Union
National Steamship
Floresnce
Savage Farm
Kelley Brothers
Walker Farm
Nannie Oliver Crawford
G. Bilderback
the Wells
Harmony
Crafton
Difpatcch
Cornopolis
CraFtos
Scully Farm
Elcho Oi Company
Frankten & Co
Petrie
Hovis &Co
Latshaw
M. Zeigler
Stoughton Oil Company
Bracney W
Newark
NEW Plate Glass Works
Special Weather Bulletin
Congo
Taxes OF
Bocos & Bunt
Iron City
Cloak Department
Newmarkets
Millinery Department
Soc
SILE
Briep
Charles T. Murray
Neely Durrell
McDonald Station
West Penn Hospital
Beacon Street
Wightman Street
Schenley Park
City of
John R. Murdoch
Alexander Murdoch
David B. Murdoch
Ellen M. Watson
Ellen Murdoch
Twenty-second
Wizhtman
Wightman and
Beacon Streets
Tom Dedica
Murdoch
Alexander Muk
State of
County of
Saition
Jobs R. Murdoch
Eben M. Watson
Alex. Murdoch
Hilary B. Brunot
Cornells
H. P. Ford
Select Council
Artes
Geo. Booth
G. L. Holliday
Common Council
E. J. Martin
Tlday
A. D
J. A. Burgum
Burgoon
Ohio Street
Allegheny City
Prrrspene
H. S. Gourley
Tenth Ward
House of Representatives
John Kearns
Flist District
Squire Burns
Penn Avenue
Galelaginer’s
Nineteenth Street
Fieburg
Gourley
Jos.fleming & Son’s
Market Street
Cor. Diamond
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