Grave Viewpoints on MacClelland-Priddy Race and League Strife
Baltimore sports figure J W Wall discusses the Brotherhood and National League, charging mismanagement and warning of conflicts in the new Players League. He predicts money losses, notes player managers cause friction, and urges prudent team building over court battles. He also mentions Baltimore Baseball Club plans and potential signings as the move toward stability continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Waltz
Baltimore Baseball Club
Welte
New League
National League
The Suit Against Ewing and Day Affidavits Filed
Papers in the Metropolitan Exhibition Company suit against Ewing the former New York catcher for 1880 were filed in the U S Circuit Court. Affidavits by John B Day and Superintendent Arthur E Bell state Ewing claimed not to render services and would not comply with terms. Day says Ewing has served five years and finding a replacement now is unlikely. Bell notes payment of $2 00 for the 1880 season and a retention notice for 1590 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Exhibition Company
Ewing
New York
United States Circuit Court
John B. Day
Arthur E. Bell
Exhibition Company
Das
Stuke
Mat
We Ri Organizathen
Day
Mr. i
Players League near Buffalo move to shift baseball base
February report from Washington notes a quiet campaign by the Players League to relocate the Buffalo club to a new city. A New York party tied to the Brotherhood proposed leasing Capitol Park, with discussions held by Thomas W. Smith and C. A. Swish. A conference with Walker continued talks on securing eligible grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixereon
Buffalo
Thomas W. Smith
Capitol Park
New York
A. Soow
Swish
Ball Park
Boxing bout ends in bloody eye gouge near district line
James Goodwin and Craiiie Walker, two local pugilists, fought for a $10 purse at a sporting resort beyond the district line. Only two rounds were fought, both men suffered severe injuries, with Goodwin gouging Walker in the eye near the end of the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Goodwin
Craiiie Walker
Goodwin
Secret notes on Dounlap and service figure dispute
Secretary Soandrett states no commands exist and his services are valued at the set figure. The remark reflects ongoing regret and uncertainty over Dounlap and related arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dounlap
Soandrett
New Orleans Hosts Southern Winter Meeting Races
At New Orleans on February 27 the New Louisiana Jockey Club staged the forty first winter meeting with cloudy warm weather and good attendance. Clara Moore won the first race by a head over Lottie F with Lilly Lochiel close behind in third. Time 1 00. Miss Fran edged Porter F to win the second race as Bonnie King and Clark battled for second. Buckter then won the fourth heat ahead of Churchill Clark. Racing continues Saturday.
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Semse Mors
New Orleans
New Louisiana Jockey Club
Clara Moore
Pritechets
Tom Karl
Tommy
Crook
Leneth Ah Seye
Dene Teux
Panchos
Ahr
Clara
Panne Ge
Fremont
Lochier
Vai
Lottie
Olympia
Volel
Lillie Lochiel
Huish
Lottie F
Lilly Leckiel
Voiel
Little Bess
Vatican
Nehailo
Miss Fran
Mons
Porter
Totty
Ted
Miss Francis
Winnin
le Churchill Clark
Bonnie King
Knoxville
Panama
Armie
Supreme Court decision sparks gambling question in Boston
Boston viewers report a Supreme Court ruling that half the male population may be gamblers. The case involves John J. Murphy vs John Z. Rogers over 120 50 dollars in notes tied to billiards or pool games. The court ordered a new trial, defining gambling in tied cases and noting widespread betting at hotels.
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Boston
Supreme Court
John J. Murphy
John Z. Rogers
Ives Beats Heiser In Chickering Hall Billiards
New York February 27 Young Ives won a brilliant billiards match at Chickering Hall against Heiser with a final score of 500 to 192 after a two hour game. Referee Thomas J Gallagher of Chicago. marker Rod Scofield.
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New York
Ives
Chickering Hall
Heiser
Thomas J. Gallagher
Chicago
Rod Scofield
Marker
Schaefer
Daly
al Smith
Bud Scofield
Schuster
Himpelt
Finn Pa Hoe
Desperate Prize Fight Ends With Schab Victory
In New Hayes Connecticut two athletes John L Powers and Henry Schab fought seven rounds at Smiths Hotel South End. Schab won when Powers refused to continue after round twenty seven. Both boxers were battered with bleeding noses and bruises and neither have been seen today. A mutual friend watched from an adjacent chair during the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hayes
Schab
Powers
Ce Ee
A Chance for Sullivan Special Telegram to the Disfator
Melbourne cable to the Police Gazette reports two Melbourne backers offer Frank P. Slavin a title bout with John L. Sullivan for 21000 to 2000 and the world championship belt. If Sullivan agrees to meet Slavin in Australia the Melbourne Athletic Club will add 1000 to the purse, with forex and Beareans details noted. If Sullivan refuses, Kilrain Jackson or any challenger may be offered the same terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Police Gazette Office
Melbourne
Frank P. Slavin
John L. Sullivan
Police Gazette
Slavin
Australia
Melbourne Athletic Club
Peres
Sullivan
Beareans
Jake Kilrain
Peter Jackson
Clifton Card racing entries for tomorrow in maidens and selling
Clifton entries list tomorrow's races with multiple horses in each event. First race five furlongs maidens includes Sun Dial, Ayala, Remembrance HQ among others. second race seven and a half selling features Locust 14 and J Lema Landzeer. third race half mile includes FarLy Blossom and Minnetta filles. further futures include selling and staking entries with numerous horse names and associates.
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Clifton
Sun Dial
Bie Ned
Rosemary
Murray
Ayala
Remembrance
Hayade
Wille Marton
Primrose
Gladstone mi
Hazel Dell
Jenevous
Navisis
Ethel Mal
John Arkins
Lema Landzeer
Wahoo
Farly Blossom
Florence
Iraporees
Dechart
Albemarle
Reis
Pegasus My
Chartey Htussel
Furling
Track Results From Getterburg Rosolte Meet
February 27 racing at Getterburg Rosolte lists results across five races. Winners include Aftermath, Rapine, Paist, and Faustus with placings and betting odds noted amid tangled OCR text.
The Big Race Returns from New York
The Big Race, a new york arrival, plans for his upcoming 142 hour contest after arriving yesterday. The event features arrangements made in the theatre district with emphasis on the long endurance challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Basin eel training for Piceberg race near New York
Last evening basineek reported successful preparations for a contest described as the Piceberg race near New York. Moore and Herty head training with others, entries rising and starters limited to thirty due to the large field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moore
Herty
Unpleasant Hitch for Foot Race Between Priddy and McClelland
A proposed race on the Exposition track faces a waterlogged and buried venue. Backers Quinn and Priddy discuss moving to Recreation Park or the Perrysville Road and Homewood tracks. They plan to meet at The Dispatch to finalize a new track and deposits. Both runners are in good condition and confident, with strong public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Prddy
Et. McClelland
Exposition Track
Jobin Quinn
McClelland
Priday
Recreation Ark
BSS
Dispatch
Perrysville Toad
Homewood
Allegheny
Quinn
Priddy
Contested Game Features Batteries and Umpire Call
St Avensrixe report notes a game with players Sullivan Inks Lauer Nagie Hutchtnson and Coughlin. Umpire Bennett officiated the match with a 6 3 score referenced and details appear fragmented.
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St. Avensrixe
Pete Tee
Sullivan and Inks
Lauer
Nagie
Hutchtnson
Coughlin
Bennett
Rumor Much Ado on Players League Shuffle
Officials of the new local club downplay a yesterday rumor that Buffalo would withdraw from the Players' League and that St Louis would replace it. They say the eight clubs in the league will remain as known.
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Buffalo
St Louis
Sporting Notes and Rumors From The Times
Tax New York papers report Jocko Fields is in fine condition Baldwin denies plans to exit the Players' League The arbitration board will review the Lehane cave issue Kings County Elevated Railroad Company suspected as the syndicate eyeing National Clubs Peter Kemp arrives in New York as the single skull world champion oarsman claims he can race any man in Eid America or Australia backed by LG G Decie Kemp's backer.
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Buffalo
New York
Jocko Fields
Baldwin
Board of Arbitration
Lehane
Kings County Elevated Railroad Company
Pitrsburg Furrie
Aeen Ig
Aawanete
Australia
Peter Kemp
Eid
America
William O'Connor
LG. G
Decie Kemp
Local items recap from Acme Council and city brief notices
Acme Council No 212 U A M passed a vote of thanks to Chief Bigelow for restoring a parade route washed out by rain. Mrs H C Campbell, president of the Pennsylvania W C T U, attends Clarion county convention to discuss the pew movement. James B Cannery, re elected constable, dies of pneumonia. A J Dougherty fatally injured in freight wreck. Slavic, 89, crushed leg after railroad incident. Three Southside youths arrested for stealing two kegs of beer. Miss Amelis Edwards lecture tickets go on sale. Three youths arrested for stealing eyes from a baker's wagon. Margaret Buck accuses George Gallagher of larceny of a gold watch. hearing next Tuesday. A wheel breaks on car 227 causing a travel delay.
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Acme Council
Bigelow
Department of Public Works
H. C. Campbell
Pennsylvania
Clarion County
Pew
Clarion
Jams B. Cannery
Sixth Ward
Hill Street
A. J. Dougherty
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Alf
General Hospital
Jou ™ x Slavich
Valley Railroad
Michael Sheehan
Stephen Matthews
John Schauser
Southside
Alderman Brokaw
Tuy
Amelis B. Edwards
Kieber’s
Mone O'Rovree
William Nugent
Daniel Hurley
Oa Baker
Alderman Means
Margaret Buck
Thirtieth Street
George Gallagher
Alderman Doughty
Citizens Traction Line
Black Horse Hill
Penn Avenue
A Very Good Year for Local Passenger Business
General A. E. Clark of the Lake Erie reports healthier local passenger business than through traffic. He notes bad country roads aided nearby trade, but predicts a poor summer and a cool overall year with little temperature variation and an average climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Clark
Lake Erie
Despond
Emphatic Pittsburgh Protest Ends in Arrest at Marriage
A Pittsburgh man named Arthur Knight caused a dangerous scene over his fiancée Mary Sartafield’s marriage license. Her father, armed with a revolver, intercepted them in New Castle and demanded they not marry. Knight was arrested and jailed after Allegheny police sought him for a serious charge.
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Pitteburg
New Castle
Arthur Knight
Mary Sartsfeld
Pittsburg
Miss Sartafield
Knight
Marshall and Brown
Allegheny City
Allegheny
Mill Worker Injured After Fall at Oliver Bros
John Fellingham fell from a scaffold at Oliver Bros Philppe mill on Wood's Run yesterday and suffered a fracture of the right thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fellingham
Oliver Bros
Phillipe’ Mill
Wood's Run
Yesterdsoon
FAMILY POISONING PUZZLES JOHNSTOWN CASE
The Boyer family of Johnstown is stricken with mysterious poisoning. The mother and two sons show paralysis and severe stomach illness. doctors fear for the younger boy's life. Canned goods and a filthy well are suspected as possible causes. aid is being provided by the Union Benevolent Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joussions
Boyer
Matthews
The
Union Benevolent Association
Doctors in Session Tri-State Sanitary Assoc Meets in Wheeling
The Tri State Sanitary Association opened its session in Wheeling with leading physicians present. Papers covered disinfectants and flood impacts, including Debris disinfection, floods in Washington county Ohio, and destruction of forests as a flood cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Sanitary Associaten
Wheeling
TriState Sanitary Association
J. B. McGrew
Pittsburg
Washington County
C.W. Eddy
Drisk
C. F. Ulrich
Municipal liquor licenses awarded in several towns
Somunsnur February 7 Judge Baer issued two licenses in Addison one at Confluence one at Rockwool two at Stoyes town one at Davidairbe one at Glencoe three at Meyersdale and one at West Salisbury Ursina license denied for bond deficiency Berlin license denied Central hotel Somerset denied for church proximity Commercial Hotel proceeding continued to April to take further depositions Four licenses granted this year totaling five new licensed houses so far
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Somunsnur
Baer
Addison
Confluence
Rockwool
Stoyestown
Davidairbe
Glencoe
Meyersdale
West Salisbury
Ursina
Berlin
Somerset
Ancrease
Explosion at Akron Paint and Color Company Building
A blast at the Akron Paint and Color Company in Arno on February 21 leveled the building and sparked a fire. George Mack died from injuries including severe facial burns. Tip Andrews survived with less serious wounds. Loss to the structure estimated at $1,000 with stock losses also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno
Akron Paint and Color Company
George Mack
Tip Andrews
Andrews
Njuries
Justice of the Peach Killed in Railway Accident
West Newton February 27 Joseph H Bigley son of Captain N J Bigtey of Coultersville was run over and killed tonight near the N J Bigtey mines at Suterville by the West Newton accommodation. His belly was mangled beyond recognition. He was brother of J N J Bigley of Suterville. At the recent election he was made Justice of the Peace. He was about 40 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
Joseph H. Bigley
N. J. Bigtey
Coultersville
N. J
Jury finds Coulter guilty of murder in the second degree
In Zanesville on February 27 the jury convicted Ewing Coulter of the murder of George Hahn at Dresden. He heard the verdict calmly but grew pale and cried like a child after the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ewing Coulter
George Hahn
Dresden
Tremendous Steam Engine Explosion Wrecks Mill Engine Room
Brappock February 77 A tremendous explosion of a steam heater tore through the engine room of the National Rolling Mill leaving the room badly wrecked. No one was seriously injured though Mocineer Winn a young man named Brown and two other workers suffered slight scalds. The plate mill is halted due to a broken roll and repairs will avoid delay.
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Distatch
Brappock
National Rolling Mill
Mocineer Winn
Brown
Licenses Granted and Refusals In Crawford County
Judge Henderson ruled on license applications. Meadville received 12 retail 4 wholesale 1 bottling with 9 refusals. Titusville secured 3 wholesale 2 breweries and 6 refusals. Spartansburg got 2 retail, Vernon Mead townships Wallonia 3 breweries. Total granted 34, down from 40 last year.
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Meadvyine
Henderson
Meadville Gem
Titusville
Spartansburg
Vernon
Mead Townships
Wallonia
Leader Arrested in Chicago and Atlantic Railroad Theft Case
In Baton Rouge Louisiana on February 27 a supposed leader of a Chicago and Atlantic Railroad theft ring was arrested and bound over for trial. The missing freight car freight goods had been disappearing for months between the city and Baton. The accused faces charges connected with the alleged embezzlement and theft scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho le
Chicago and Atlantic Road
Ratch
Onbiccago and Atlantic Railroad Company
Compan Oman
Officers Installed as AOUW Holds Pittsburgh Meeting
WILLIAMSPORT February 27 At this afternoon's session of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania Ancient Order of United Workmen the newly elected officers for the ensuing year were installed by Past Grand Master Babst and James It was decided to hold the next meeting at Pittsburgh October 14 18 The following officers were nominated to be voted on at the Pittsburgh meeting Grand Master Workman Sheridan Gorton No 183 Grand Foreman A A Anderson No 34 Grand Overseer John W Bickel No 54 Alexander Hildebrand No 64 Grand Recorder J M McNair No 1 Grand Pecigeas 0 EKner No 14 Grand eae C Hawkins No 185 T C Hazen No 71 Evan M Hawthorn No 6 West Virginia a M Kleckner No 188 J W Orr No 127 W B Kirker No 212 Grand Inside Watchmen Ossa Borris No 8 J G White No 103 A Wick No 210 t Haman No % Grand Outside Wanakeae A G Carrol No 102 H C Carringer No 181 A J Harper No 49 A S Palmer No 241 Grand Medical Examiner J J G Dunn No 134 Grand Trustee A d mee No 111 Representatives to Suprema Sage R Ford No 40 Wm H James Mo 116 A Dougan No10 M Bouch No 8 S A Kine No 100 J C Smith No 116 J H Mowen This evening's public meeting in the Court House was largely attended Addresses were made by a number of prominent delegates explanatory of the objects workings and benefits of the order
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U. W. Conveorion
Pittsburg
Williamsport
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Babst
James
Sheridan Gorton
AA. Anderson
John W. Bickel
Alexander Hildebrand
J. M. McNair
Grand Pecgieas
Ekner
Grane
C. Hawkins
T. C. Hazen
Evan M. Hawthorn
West Virginia
A M. Kleckner
J. W. Orr
W. B. Kirker
Ossa Borris
J. G. White
A. Wick
Wanakeae
A. G. Carrol
H.C. Carringer
A. J. Harper
A. &. Palmer
J. G. Dunn
A. d. Mee
Suprema Sage
R. Ford
Wm. H. James
A. Dougan
M. Bouch
A. Kine
J.C. Smith
J. H.mowen
Court House
Dairymen's Convention closes with officer election
Meadville February 27 The Sixteenth Annual State Dairy men convention ended with strong attendance and notable talks on silo and silage. Henry Jalcott of Ohio lectured on silo construction. Edgar Haidekaper of Crawford County showed the best sample of ensilage. Dehorning was urged by S. H. Evans of Tidiante. Officers elected: President T. L. Wood Meadville Secretary G. H. St. John Meadville Treasurer W. W. Dean Meadville. Vice Presidents J. C. Sibley Franklin J. P. Phelps Connellsville John McClintock Meadville E E Critchiel Westmoreland RK L Cochran Venango. other officers re-elected.
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Oficera
Meadville
Henry Jalcott
Ohio
Edgar Haidekaper
Crawford County
J. C. Sibley
H. Evans
Conneantville
John McClintock
E. E. Critchiel
Westmoreland
RK. L. Cochran
Venango
Tuscarawas River Floods Massillon North With Severe Damage
The Tuscarawas river floods Massillon's northern district leaving at least 50 residences surrounded by water. Families are driven from ground floors to higher positions as water reaches three to five feet in some streets nearing the February high water mark.
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Maasillon
Massillon
Tuscarawas
Indiana branch wreck near Blairsville injures none
Early today a passenger train on the Indiana branch from Blacklick to Blairsville derailed in a ditch, scattering passengers but causing no serious injuries. A Blairsville train was sent to the scene to transfer the passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Indiana
Blacklick
Blairsville
Personal Property Sold of Whitin Glass Co Defunct
Beaver Falls February 27 The personal property of the defunct Whitin Glass Company was sold at this place by the sheriff. Stockholders were represented by attorney H B Thompson who bid it all in for them paying 2218 70 dollars.
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Beaver Falls
Whitin Glass Company
Sherti
H. &. Thompson
Young Men's Republican Club Banquet Attended by G W Delamater
Meadville February 27. A large banquet of the Young Men's Republican Club featured Hon. G W Delamater who was cheered upon rising to respond to the toastmaster's call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Young Men's Republican Club
Ers
G. W. Delamater
Tri-State Arevities and Developments
J P Witherow Works of New Castle closed a contract to build a large coke coal furnace at Rome Georgia. Carnegie Brothers Co plans a new furnace at Braddock and Verner Gas Company seeks a charter. Four remonstrances oppose a hotel license in Freedom. Portents include a fatal accident in Scottdale and a boy struck by a train near Bradock. Several other local incidents and corporate moves populate the report.
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J. P. Witherow Works
New Castle
Rome
Philadelphia
New Florence
James Waibes
Scottdale
Freedom
Gustin
Flood Reaches High Water as River Rises Across Cincinnati
Ohio River levels surge to alarming highs affecting Cincinnati and Kentucky towns. Banks flood and basements overflow while steamboats nose into business fronts and railroads suspend activity. Across Newport Covington and regional industries halt as floodwaters rise rapidly.
Flood Crisis Hits Louisville as Ohio River Rises
The Ohio River at Louisville reaches flood stage and cuts off a riverfront station. The Cumberland is reported higher than ever and floods disrupt rail lines from Louisville to Cincinnati, with landslides and washouts causing mail and telegraph outages across the region.
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Louisville
Ohio
Ohio and Seer
Here
Cincinnati
A. Wooster
Middleborough
Cumberland
Knoxville
Wind Damage Hits Torrasco Mississippi
A severe wind and rain storm struck Torrasco on February 26 causing extensive destruction. The front of D. L. Jones & Son's store was torn away and blocked the Illinois Central tracks, the roof was blown 200 yards, Van Hooser's dry goods store was wrecked, and fences and barns were leveled. Heavy rainfall left streets flooded.
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Torrasco
Miss
D. L. Jones & Son
Illinois Central
van Hooser
Hard Strain on the Levees and Flood News
Rainfall on the Mississippi and Ohio watershed threatens lowland Yazoo and Tensas basins with levee tests as Yazoo front foresees three feet additional rise. Prescott rail line washed out by floods. telegraph down. Marine Hospital property in the Twentieth ward slated for public sale March 20.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Ohio
Yazoo Delta
Tensas Basin
Yazoo
Greenville
Marine Hospital
Squire Handel Predicts Immense Harvest for Farmers
Squire Herman Handel praised prospects for a bumper season with a strong fall sown crop and firm wheat in both his county and Washington. He cautioned on risks from late frost and too lush growth but expected vast hay yields if May rains arrive. Meantime many farmers plowed meadows for corn due to low winter prices.
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Squire Handel
Squire Herman Handel
Fifth Avenue
Snowden Township
Handel
Washington
Worker Hurt At Edgar Thomson Steel Yard In Fall
Michael Healey laborer at the Edgar Thomson steel works atrad dock brought to Mercy Hospital after a timber fall fractured his right arm and crushed his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Healey
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Atraddock
Mercy Hospital
Lincoln National Bank Opens After Dedication Loss
Lancaster February 27 The Lincoln National Bank opened its doors for business this afternoon, after stockholders made good the loss caused by the dedication of Cashier Bard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lincoln National Bank
Bard
Allegheny Board Sets School Millage at 3 Mills
The Finance Committee of the Allegheny Board of Controllers met last night and fixed the millage for school purposes at 3 mills, continuing a rate similar to last year.
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Allegheny Board of Controllers
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