Coming Fight Dempsey Fitzsimmons Gains Wide Attention
A detailed review discusses the Dempsey vs Fitzsimmons bout slated for the 14th, weighing each fighter’s past form, weights, and speed. The piece compares careers from Australia to the United States and notes a potential long, grueling match with strategic edge for both sides.
Spalding Wins Chicago Deal and Local Pirates Hopeful
In Brooklyn gossip and Chicago deal talk dominate as A L Johnson’s claims are dismissed and A G Spalding’s purchase of the Chicago Players club is praised as a stroke of policy. Pittsburgh hopes for John Ward and new players while stressing a first class National League team next year.
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A. L. Johnson
Sitting Ball
Mr. Johnson
P.L
Pittsburg
P. 1
P. L
Rove S's
Brooklyn
New York
Columbus
Chicago
A. G. Spalding
Spaulding Pever
R. Addison
Addison
Spalding
National League
O'Neill
Hanlon
John M. Ward
John Ward
Pittsburgh
Pittsbury
J. B. Day
Mr. Byrne
Pittsboro
Pringle
Novel walking stick pipe gains vogue among youth
The New York Herald notes a surge in pipe designs after tariff changes. A new olive wood walking stick pipe hides a removable bowl and concealed stem, with a match receptacle in the ferrule and an optional concealed mouthpiece for either full length or short pipe use.
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New York Herald
Stone image unearthed on Tuscarora Indian reservation
A remarkable stone image was found on the Tuscarora reservation during General Carrington’s census work for the Government. The artifact's origin and significance are being investigated as part of tribal condition assessments.
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St. Louis
Petition Seeks Removal of Lincoln School Directors
A petition signed by George W. McCutcheon and residents asks the Quarter Sessions Court to remove Lincoln sub-school district directors Dr. George McNeil S W Jeffries Kk W Thompson A H Edwards J W Greist and J H Cook. It alleges unauthorized district split and harmful expulsion of 112 children from Lincoln school prompting calls to vacate seats and appoint replacements. hearing set for January 17.
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George W. McCutcheon
Lincoln
Twenty-first Ward
Quarter Sessions Court
George McNeil
8. W. Jeffries
Kk. W. Thompson
A. H. Edwards
J. W. Greist
J. H. Cook
Lincoln School
Lincoln Avenue
Lewington Avenue
Lemington School
Greaves
See School
Lemington
Bond filed for $105,000 against Johnston Buck Co heirs
A judgment bond for 105000 dollars from M J Buck and A W Buck to trustees for Johnston Buck Co creditors was filed yesterday. The bond is recorded in Cambria county and secures payment to creditors in four installments with four percent interest on remaining balance. The first payment is due January 5, 1801.
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M. J. Buck
A. W. Buck
J. Lloyd
W. Griffith
J. W. Sharbaugh
Johnston, Buck & Co
Cambria County
Johnston, Book & Co
Recorder's Office Year Report on 24 689 Papers Recorded
The Recorder's Office year report shows 24 689 records processed. Major categories include mortgages 10 400 deeds 14 153 and an incomplete entry for agreements.
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Recorder's Office
Settled long-pending case over stream rights in Finley township
Judge White settles a year-long dispute between John Hopper and Goodman DC over a sluiceway diverting a spring stream. The master found for Hopper, but White ruled the plaintiff had no right to the spring and sides with the defendant, ordering waste water returned at Hopper’s expense and each party to pay half the costs.
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Jo White
Thaw Estate Distribution Decree Total Seventy Seven Million
Judge Hawkins of the Orphans Court issued a decree distributing 7,765,007 58 dollars of Thaw estate funds. The schedule lists numerous public bequests to institutions such as Allegheny Cemetery, Presbyterian Church boards, Mercy Hospital and Western University among others. A remaining balance of 2,758 23 dollars is to be handled in a final distribution.
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Presbyte Board of Aid
Board of Foreign Missions of
Presbyterian Church
Allegheny General Hospital
House of Little Sisters of Rice Poor
Bunceburgsiestz Association
W. A. Passavant
Park College
Board of Missions For Freedmen
Home
Pittabure Association For Improvement
Scene Men's Christian Association
Pittsburg School of Design
Marysville College
Berea College
Missouri
Western University
College of Jamestown
Dakota
Mixed docket items from Common Pleas courts listed
A compilation of cases under Common Pleas No. 1 and No. 2 listing guardians, railroad, manufacturing firms, insurers, administrators and a range of adversaries including Kilgore Gollon Co Hippely Son Goff B and C R R Co Weber Stroud Pittsburg Traction Co McClure Stenler Ittel A M Pass Ry Co Rose Simpson Hall Miller Rogers Falkman Oppenheimer Uy Jennings administrator People's Mutual Accident Ins Co Jutte Keystone Bridge Fearnley McEldowney Letaus.
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Common Pleas No
Evans
Guardian
Kilgore
Gollon & Co
Hippely & Son
Goff Ve. B
Helwig
Weber
Same
Stroud
The
Pittsburg Traction Company
McClure
Stenler
Ittel
A. & M. Pass
Ry. Co
E. Howard Watch &C. Co
Rose Et al
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co
William Rogers Manufacturing Company
Falkman, Oppenheimer & Uy
Jennings
People's
Acc
Ins. Co
Jutte Va Keystone Bridge Company
Fearnley
McEldowney
Letaus
Trial Dismissed Against Chartiers Supervisor over Street Work
A hearing before Judges Collier and Slagle dismissed the Bryan Coleman case against George Evans Supervisor of Chartiers township and others. The suit sought to restrain Evans from leveling and erasing Frese avenue at Ingram, contending the Supervisor lacked authority. The court held street upkeep is the Supervisor’s duty and sided with Evans.
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Collier and Slagle
Bryan Coleman
George Evans
Chartiers Township
Anderes Frese Avenue
Ingram
Sentences in Criminal Court Yesterday and Divorces Granted
Judge Stowe imposed sentences in Criminal Court yesterday including fines and jail or workhouse time for McDonough larceny and other offenses. Divorces were granted to Hannah Fry, Fannie Hall, and Anna Hermes. A guardianship case and a commissioner's appointment were noted along with court practice admissions and administrator letters issued. Executions against Sewickley Dairy Co. were announced totaling over five thousand dollars. A federal suit was filed by the U.S. Attorney against Anton Augianbough and others over alleged overpayment. Local ads promote Snow Creek beer and various products as well as a tapestry carpets sale and Iron City Brewery.
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Stowe
W. J. McDonough
H. C. Starr
Robert Brown
Henry Oberbeman
Curtix Hessner
Costa
Lamester
Forrery
Brind Burke
Meekeee
Hannah K. Fry
George B. Fry
Fannie V. Hall
John
J. Snowpen
E. J. Kent
E.E. Cramner
Register Conner
Sewickley Dairy Company
James M. Bell
Lewis Irwin
George Woods
A. M. Brown
Sa Eaeast
John L Shaw
Worth West
W. J. Sawyer
Ustren
Lyon
United States
Gamble
Anton
George Augianbough
H. Hands
Anton Augianbough
Tariff priced import offer across borders
An article fragment describes import prices in Seville and across borders with varied yard prices and discounts. It mentions Italian and Normandy values and says prices can reach 500 a yard with 25 percent lower rates than elsewhere. The text is garbled but signals promotional discount pricing.
SICK HEADACHE remedies in 19th century ad copy
An OCR fragment cites various patent medicine names linked to sick headache relief. Mentions carers, Little Liver Pills and related tonics, with garbled typography suggesting a medical claim advertisement from a periodical. No clear dates or individuals identified.
Fail We Chenille and Do Not Fail to See This Complete
A quirky local item highlights Fail We Chenille Spot Matines and a complete vellings roundup. The note teases new arrivals and suggests readers view the full display for details and prices.
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Vellings
Embroideries in Sale of Various Fine Laces and Edgings
Our entire stock of fine embroideries and laces from Gaul offered at reduced prices. Narrow baby edgings, Cambrie and Nainsook in mediam showy goods from 10c to Dic. Insertings in multiple widths for misses and children's dresses. Ladies' embroiderings priced from 20c to $8 per yard. All over embroiderings in stock.
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Ae Gaul
Cloaks for All at Unprecedented Bargains
In our Cloak Department unprecedented bargains are offered with hundreds of new stylish coats and capes. Prices in many cases have been cut in two and winter garments can be bought here for less than actual cost. Examine goods and prices before going elsewhere.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
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Pucgilist
Jem Mace
New Zealand
Herbert Slade
Arthur Cooper
J. Murphy
Jim Crawford
Sidney
Brunsmead
Fiteammons
Jom Hall
Australia
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Starlicht
Billy McCarthy
Californian Athletic Club
Arthur Upham
Andebon Club
Freesimmons Bay
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la Blanche
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Curtis
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A.A. U
Macpherson
League
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
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Isaac
Deris
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Water Street
Recorder’s Office
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Lesven
Misoslla
Judge White
Thaw Estate Distribution
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Orphans' Court
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Rusher
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Edward Keuy
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Brussels
Iron City Brewery
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Tham
Inch
Mark Yoo
Seville
Wade Ai
Rica
Italian and
Normandy
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Point de Gene
Carer
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