Indianapolis Club Collapse Sparks National League Talk
President Nimick predicts Indianapolis will stay in baseball and a new owner may revive the franchise. Brash, Pratt, and others weigh options as stockholders debate resigning, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh cited as potential stand-ins if needed. Authorities warn the Hoosier franchise may remain but with uncertain future.
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Indianapolis
Nimick
Brash
Pitteburg
Phillips Belds
al Pratt
Allon
National League
American Association
Col Tve
Saiis
Eiher
Manatees
Cintinnati
President Davidson Announces Hecker Cook Trade for Tacker
Louisviner report says President Davidson exchanged Hecker and Cook from Louisville for Tacker the Baltimore first baseman and a bonus. No amount disclosed. Tacker to play first base for the Louisville club while a new battery is formed from remaining material. Hecker and Cook to join the Baltimore batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisviner
Davidson
Hecker
Cook
Louisville
Tacker
Baltimore
Louterilles
Baltimores
Pedestrians Report Plans For Parkersburg Race
Towd residents Engledram and Nolan arrived in the city. Engledram says the Parkersburg West Virginia race will go ahead and he plans to return to Chicago. He notes Cox remains ill from the Pittsburgh race. Nolan, winner of last week’s Warren race, calls the Pittsburgh event one of the hardest ever run.
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Engledram
Nolan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Chicago
Cox
Pitteburg
Warren
Baldwin Shooters Hold First Annual Gun Club Shoot
The Baldwin Gun Club held its first annual shoot on Saturday on the grounds. Scores included Fred P. Sticker 22 and George Reilly with Stigen Fr Oestermier among others. The club plans another shoot next day with a medal for the winner.
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Baldwin Gun Club
Ory
Bine Rocks
Fred P. Sticker
George Reilly
Stig En Fr. Oestermier
Oestermier
Hep Og Be Danmnih
M. Reilly
Norvel Triumphs In Last-Minute Tyne Match Race
George Norvel defeated George Bobear in a 240 a side match race on the Tyne England staged two weeks ago. The half mile event was arranged only hours before start and saw Norvel prevail with betting on the race favoring Nick Boreal and Sooty from start to finish.
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George Bobear
George Norvel
Tyne- Siger
Tyne
England
Es Ae
Neely
Iwi Boreal
Charley Carr
Prospects Bright for Dog Show Amid Rasied Entries
Arrangements nearly complete for the upcoming dog show with interior rink work pending. Prof Parker and Seeeeer tan Gea are slated to attend. entries exceed expectations by about one hundred compared with earlier estimates.
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Parker
Thare
Suffering Wood Street accident aid plan moves forward
Time constraints delay any definite action on an athletic benefit for Wood Street accident victims. James Bunkerty remains the sole organizer to push the proposal ahead as efforts finally proceed.
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Wood Street
James Bunkerty
Allegheny County League Prospects Bright Anew
The County League shows very bright prospects for the Allegheny County base ball League with a meeting scheduled for February 15 to select officers and organize the club.
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Allegheny County Baseball League
Inder Ogg Bt Clube
Negrederrtd
Baltimore Baseball Club elects Barnie President in annual meeting
The Baltimore Baseball Club stockholders, meeting at Bateztont on January 2, elected William Barnie as President and W F Manner as Vice President, with J W Waltz named as Secretary and William H Hiss also noted in the record.
Tri State League likely to form with eight clubs named
Canton's correspondence reports likely Tri-State League season with eight clubs. Wheeling Mansfield and Canton to limit salaries to avoid losses. Canton already signs Borchers Doyle Mill Nightengale Hutchinson Gentleman Ryn and others, while Columbus and Toledo shift to other leagues. Dayton Springfield Fort Wayne Steubenville East Liverpool added, Newark or Erie competing for eighth spot.
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Dispatch
Cantox
Wheeling
Mansfield
Canton
Columbus
American
Toledo
International Association
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Taylor
Mansfold Club
Yeaers
Borchers
Doyle
Mill
Nightengale
Hutchinson
Gentleman
Ryn
Indianapolis seeks to retain or relaunch franchise bid
Indianapolis eyes rebanking its baseball club with a new association if the current stock company surrenders the franchise. Potential buyers include Dickson and Talbott of local theaters who have telegrammed President Young offering to purchase the club at a fair price to run it as a business venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talegha
Dispatch
Indianapolis
Nanal
Midsuamamer
Dickson
Talbott
Indianas
Young
Hamilton Admitted to International Baseball Association
The International Baseball Association met in Buffalo to admit Hamilton to membership filling the vacancy from Hamilton's retirement. Newark Jersey City and Hamilton were applicants. Buffalo Toledo and Detroit helped secure admission. The season opens April 27 and closes September 0 with schedule talks in Rochester in March.
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Buffalo
International Baseball Association
Hamilton
Newark
Jersey City
Toledo
Detroit
Toronto
Case
Rochester
Syracuse
Sutton
Milwaukee
National Arbitration Committee
Buse Wes
Collapse of Indianapolis club unsettles baseball league
Washington January 2 The Indianapolis club collapse shocks League headquarters and may trigger a vacant spot action. League officials will decide on a successor club and the disposition of Indianapolis players under League rules. Deputy and Glasscock remain under League control until reassignment. Cincinnati is favored to replace Indianapolis. Detroit unlikely to rejoin.
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Washixotos
Indianapolis
Glasscock
Hines
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cardiff Wins The Fight In Minneapolis
Pate Cardiff of this city defeated Jim Fell the Michigan champion heavyweight in a 15 round bout at Minneapolis under Marquis of Queensbury rules. The match carried a 50 dollar side stake and a percentage of the gate with about 2000 in attendance. Both fighters weighed around 160 pounds and the decision came to Cardiff after the final round.
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Fell
Minneapolis
Patey Cardiff
Jim Fell
Michigan
Carli
Sonn Donaldson
Pat McCartlin
Hnee Tion
Sting
Bentonieg
Peither
Parti
Cardiff
Thi O
Hoosiers Stay In Play. League Moves and Signings Reported
Reading joins the Middle States Baseball League while Elmer Smith of this city gets a Cincinnati contract. Indianapolis intentions stir talk before the schedule as Pittsburgh and Hamilton deals are debated. Guerrero travels toward Frisco for a race, and Von Der AI signs Missouri Amateur Athletic Club for the Browns season. Boston’s Band & Prestpest arrange April away games with Baltimore. other schedules hoped for. Richardson defeats Chambers in a clay match at Herron Hill, beating him by 88 birds.
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Reading
Elmer Smith
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Holbert
Buff
Buffalo
Hamilton
Prestpest
Boston
Baltimores
Cnares EK. Richardson
Mr. Chambers
Herron Hill
Chambers
Abject Apology Delays Punishment in Irish Justice Case
In Loxspow on January 22 the Tory newspaper owner apologized to Sir Charles Russell after a court session. The Times used Patrick Farragher's Dublin League testimony to imply links to the Invincible conspiracy, though much of the evidence proved largely negative upon close examination.
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Dispatch
Loxspow
Sheffield
Charles Russell
Hannen
Patrick Farragher
Land League
Dublin
Egan
League
Times
Farra
Innes
Sane Vega
Archbisharragher
Archbisho Walsh
Davitt
Farragher
The
Patrick Egan
Mullett
Arthur O'Connor
East Donegal
Messrs
Sexton
Harrington
Weldon
Young Castlereagh
Manchester
Hibernian Bank
Nally
Naily
House of Commons
F Ber
Mr. Parnell
Exective
Boulanger Hustling for Poll Lead in Paris Election
Paris reports show Boulanger energizing supporters as voting nears. He opens his house to visitors daily while royalists split on abstention and Imperialists back the General amid heated press debates and shifting betting odds.
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Paris
Boulanger
TA. M
Territorial Army
Montandon
Somme
Chamber of Deputies
O’harney
M. Barail
National
Ducrot
Dark Allusion to Letters in Morler Scandal Stirring Royalty Links
Cologne Gazette hints at undisclosed letters by Morier while at Darmstadt involving Princess Alice and other English royals. If published, documents may accuse Frederick and his wife of indiscretion and expose Prussia's prewar intrigues. Public outrage grows and some papers curb discussion.
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Morler
Beauix
Cologne
Geffcken
Morier
Darmstadt
Princess Alice
Bismarck
Frederick
Prussia
Germany
Hamburg
Stoecker IX Is Element Berurm
January 22 annual fete of the Berlin Students Anti Jewish Association drew Count Von Moltke Prof Bergman and court circle members. Dr Stoecker in a violent address urged breaking the chains of slavery he said Jews impose on Christians. Court Preacher gave a similar address. Freisinnige Zeitung laments Aristocracy showing Judenhetze tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berurm
Berlin
Students’ Anti-Semitic Association
Count von Moltke
Bergman
Dr. Stoecker
Africa
Freisinnige Zeitung
Aristocl
Government messenger reports Emin and Stanley at Omdurman
A government messenger asserts Emin and Stanley were at Omdurman and that both were prisoners, based on his delivery of news about Slaton Bey. He speaks with certainty about their capture and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svakm
Slaton Bey
Emin
Stanley
Omdurman
West Africa clash leaves many dead in war camp incident
Advices from West Africa report 11 native policemen led by a British officer killed 131 enemies with a maxim gun during a clash with warboys at Sul. The remaining assailants fled in dismay.
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Loxspos
West Africa
Warboys St Sul
Princes and politics mix in a fragmentary European news roundup
A disjointed collection reports minor royal mentions, a tunnel accident in Wales with seven deaths, immigration policy notes from Austria, Bavaria’s unrest, a Reichstag discussion plan, a dog Reichshbund incapacitated by fire injuries, details on the Bayreuth Festival lineup, a potential royal marriage dissolution, and a Berlin denial over Britain’s stance on Zanzibar authority.
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Bismarck
ER. D. Morten
Berlin
Rhondda
Abergwvad
Wales
Kise Oro
Bavaria
Freisinnige Party
Reichstag
Arne Zeitung
Prince Bismarck
Reichshbund
Rince
Ile
Isolade
der Meistersinger
Parsifial
London
Cadets in the Ring at West Point Brawl
The World reports that on Thursday evening at West Point Cadets Langhorne and Barrell fought five rounds with bare knuckles under London prize ring rules. The bout ended with honors about evenly divided as both were fairly exhausted. The dispute stemmed from assigning the colored cadet Young to a seat at Barroll's mess table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Point
Wissmanns African Adventure Plans Outlined
Berlin January 22 The Emin Relief Committee meets to finalize a plan for Wissmanns expedition. The route along the Tana left bank is favored to avoid British territory and may be chosen by leaders after reaching Zanzibar. Wissmann sails next Monday with 20 officers to organize a local force at Zanzibar and blockade coastal outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beriln
Berlis
Emin Relief Committee
Vitu
Wissmann
Tana
Hombosa
Wadelsi
Zanzibar
Otto Buchting
Prince Bismarck
Emperor
Crematory Destroyed by Fire in St Louis
A fire in St Louis tonight destroyed the crematory built about a year ago. Thirty bodies had been cremated since its completion. Police presume the blaze is connected to a recently formed party activity.
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St. Louis
Iron City worker injured by falling tongs
Patrick Hanley of Iron City Manufacturing Works at Twenty second and Railroad street was cut on the head yesterday afternoon when tongs fell on him. Dr Beiber attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hanley
Iron City
Twenty-second and
Railroad Street
Beiber
Special Sale on Ladies and Children's Underwear
All wool vests and drawers offered at $1.25, down from $1.75, available tomorrow in the special sale for women and children.
Bad News From Bright Likely Ill with Loxpox
January 22 reports indicate John Bright is gravely ill with loxpox and not improving. His family asks that minimal communications reach him due to inability to respond personally. In Lexpor, David Sheehy M P jailed in Limerick on an Irish warrant for violation of the sentence.
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Bright
Loxpox
John Bright
Lexpor
David Sheehy
M. P
Glasgow
Sents Oe
Limerick
Tolay
Bargain Three Day Sale At P C C C Clothing Stores
Pittsburg shoppers are urged to visit Jos Horne Co. Penn Avenue Stores for a three day sale. All fine suits and overcoats priced at 28 25 20 are offered as a single lot for 15 dollars. The sale highlights a $5 long garments section in the cloak room with new ultrastores and ragians.
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Pittsburg
Grant and
Diamond Streets
New Court House
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
A Family of Cranks in Urbana Ohio Revealed
A telegram from Urbana Ohio describes the Glenn family long settled in Champaign county. John Glenn Sr moved from Kentucky and built a fortune in real estate while his three sons and two daughters shared property. John Jr became a recluse after a coat dispute and later died. The house features extensive fresco work and animal imagery with Ney D. overseeing finances.
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Unsaxa
Glenn
John Glenn
Kentucky
Urbana
Glenns
Champaign County
John
Death at Grace Hotel Throat Slashing of Frederick Bidwell
Frederick W. Bidwell treasurer and Western agent of Manufacturers Paper Company of New York was found dead in his Grace Hotel room. A razor clenched in his hand and blood on the dresser and floor indicate a slow death after a likely self-inflicted wound. No note was written. His wife is in New York and his mother lives elsewhere.
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CuHicaco
Frederick W. Bidwell
Manufacturers Paper Company of New York
Grace Hotel
Gaz
Mr. Bidwell
Taylor and McCausland Murder Case Trial Proceedings
On January 22 Wayne sburg court, attorney Anderson offered no argument on admissibility of evidence mainly defendant statements. Witness Charles Howard testified hearing Zack Taylor in November say the shot could not kill McCausland, and that the accused claimed not the right parties were arrested. L Cowell testified seeing George Clark with a revolver at Joseph Martins on September 12, identified by Alaska inscription. The Commonwealth rested.
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Commonwealth
McCausland
Waynesbung
R. 5
Anderson
Charles Howard
Masontown
Neff
Drugatore
Zack Taylor
Taylor
William Lemmon
Common Hill
L. Cowell
Cumberland Township
Joseph Martin
George Clark
Alaska
A Balk by Brooks in Harrisburg Debates Liquor Cuts
In Harrisburg, Brooks voices disappointment after a legislative caucus with Allegheny delegates. He argues liquor interests may be abandoned and warns of injury to business from proposed destruction of liquor property without compensation. He cites $50,000 yearly to the federal government and about $5,000 to the county.
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Harrisburg
Allegheny
Eberhart
United States
Allegheny County
United States Supreme Court
Democrats Hold Lively Caucus Over Submission Vote
A lively Democrat caucus met from 10 to 11 this morning with spirited speeches. Ritter of Lycoming opened debates urging abstention. Quigley of Philadelphia recalled wartime unity. Wherry of Cumberland warned against binding pledges. Roper of Lehigh opposed liquor as a party issue. Weber of Lycoming urged independent abstention, criticizing party subservience to Republicans.
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Ritter
Lycoming
Quigley
Philadelphia
House
Wherry
Cumberland
Camcus
Weber
Dets
Eight Allegheny Republicans oppose prohibitory amendment vote
The Allegheny county delegation divided over the prohibition amendment with eight voting against submission and several in favor. The roll showed 182 yeas and 65 nays with minor absences and a corrected record after an apparent misrecorded vote. Simpson references the tally and notes a rare defiance by Flickinger of Erie.
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Allegheny County
Messrs. Robinson
Shiras
Lemon
Richards
Lafferty
Chalfant
Weaver
Bulger
Messrs
Graham
Marshall
Marland
Jones
Nesbit
McCullough
Stewart
White
Philadelphia
House
Flickinger
Erie
Simpson
Trunk Line Presidents Adopt Resolution Steps
The trunk line Presidents at New York January 22 adopt steps to harmonize the Western and main trunk line agreements. The Commissioner will report on needed modifications and convene an Executive Committee for consultation. The report will include rules for reporting to the Interstate Commerce Commission and clarify arbitration terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trunk Line
Trunk Line Board of Presidents
Board of Presidents
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Reconciliation Rumors Denied By Magee In Harrisburg
Staff correspondent reports C L Magee and George von Bonn horst arriving at Lochiel. Magee denied invitations to Washington for reconciliation with Quay and declined knowledge of any invitation from Mrs Cameron. Magee offered no new details on state politics while Senators Rutan and Delamater return from Washington after talks with Senator Quay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
C. L. Magee
George von Bonnhorst
the Lochiel
von Bonnhorst
Mr. Magee
Mr. Quay
Magee
Washington
Rutan and
Delamater
Quay
Grand Army bill faces strong opposition in Harrisburg
Representative Lemon received resolutions from G A R posts endorsing the bill and stating only qualified comrades should hold office. Signed by Lam bert Post 3 Patterson Post 157 and Morrison Post 88 the move signals opposition and a likely kill. Americas Club president J A Reed supports an amendment to extend the bill to all city and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Harrisburg
G. A. BR
W. H. Lambert
W. J. Patterson
Hugh Morrison
J. A. Heed
The
Americas Club
Bill
Lemon
Clay
Mystery farmer Peter Tilton found after three years missing
Exeter New Hampshire January 2 reports Peter Tilton a 60 year old farmer from Hampton Falls vanished three years ago. A spiritualist said his body lay in a river hole but could not be found there. Yesterday it was located at the top of a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
John, Jr
Exeter
N. H
Peter Tilton
Hampton Falls
Army committee to review Erie Soldiers' Home funding
The organization will send a committee to the Soldiers' Home in Erie to determine why the facility seeks 185000 for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Allegheny City's Bill Heads to House Report
Prominent local bills presented by Representative Robinson were favorably considered by the Municipal Corporations Committee and will be reported to-morrow. The measure classifies cities with populations over 75,000 as second class and aims to place Allegheny in that class. Other items include a law and order proposal allowing private detectives for district attorneys or incorporated societies and a defeat for a stationary engineers licensing bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houreissure
Robinson
Municipal Corporations Committee
Allegheny
Marland
Judiciary Gen
Judiciary General Committee
Chicago Dressed
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Teomard Rhooe
State Grange
E House
Lawmaking Roundup in House and Senate Introduces Bills
A Washington Dispatch telegram notes bills introduced in the House and Senate. Proposals include a 1 mill indigent soldiers tax levy in Allegheny, purchase of the William Penn farm in Bucks for 2000 dollars, regulating horse racing bets, taxing mineral products, and a Reform School appropriation. Senate measures extend a two year period and regulate employer liability in accidents with workers compensation parity.
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Hakerspure
Marshall
Allegheny
Hindenach
Bucks
William Penn
Bucks County
Syer
Graham
Allegheny Society
Lafferty
Dravon
Beaver
Reform School
Morganza
Senate
Watres
Hines
House
Constitutional Reform Committee
Harrisburg House Appropriations Panel Reviews Prisons
A subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee plans a Thursday trip to Philadelphia to inspect the House of Refuge and the Eastern Penitentiary. The Eastern Penitentiary faces reduced funding from 120000 to 70000, though 70000 remains unexpended and 70000 profits accrue over 50 years. The panel also extends its focus to all insane asylums, including the Harrisburg asylum.
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Harrisburg
House Appropriations Committee
Philadelphia
House of Refuge
Eastern Penitentiary
Western Penitentiary
Messia
Werrick
Morrow
Dickinson
State printing bids awarded to Meyers with large savings
Harrisburg January 22 bids for state printing and binding for four years were opened. E K Meyers, state printer for four years, won the contract at 73 percent below the maximum price. Clarence M Busch fell 72 1/4 percent below. Savings estimated at about $130 000 versus four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Stone
E. K. Meyers
Clarence M. Busch
Meyers
Buseh
Erie
Jatecelis
Miners Hospital Site Favored for Tioga Visit
A State committee led by Col J M Reed and Col James P Coburn toured Tioga and met with the Governor to discuss locating one of three mining hospitals in the district. Participants included J J Spearman Sharon H D Tate Bedford David Cameron Tioga and Mr French Pittsburg. Authorities will seek approval for the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanmnissoro
J. M. Reed
Dunbar
James P. Coburn
Aaronsburg
J.J. Spearman
Sharon
H. D. Tate
Bedford
David Cameron
Tioga
Mr. French
Pittsburg
Somceal
Soldiers orphans' schools extended to 1895 bill
Ex Senator Wright of Mercer attends in Hannisaves. Senator MecCreery of Erie introduces a bill to extend soldiers orphaned schools until 1895, with a separate superintendent earning 5000 dollars yearly and a staff of assistants. If approved, ex Senator Greer of Mercer may become the first superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PROM
Hannisaves
Wright
Mercer
MecCreery
Erie
Greer
Flooded with petitions at Harrisburg House opening
Mrs Annie Wittenmyer state supervisor of WCTU legislative work and Mrs Senator Shoe walter president of Butler county WCTU attended the opening of the House session. Their presence triggered a deluge of petitions favorable to Seaga the prohibitory in pressorin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Annie Wittenmyer
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Senator Shoewalter
Butler County
Beense
County Agricultural Societies Convene Under State Board
About 100 members of county agricultural societies met in Harrisburg under the State Board of Agriculture. Officers were elected with J. P. Barnes as president and J. W. Mather as recording secretary. The group plans annual meetings to discuss agricultural topics and related matters. Governor Beaver will speak at the opening tomorrow and Dr. Peter Collier will discuss sugar production from sorghum in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga
Seoien Eternal Agricultural Societies
State Agricultural Society
Governor Beaver
House of Representatives
Peter Collier
New York
Dog tax fund proposed to compensate sheep losses
Representative Dravo will introduce a bill to create a fund from dog taxes to compensate sheep owners for losses caused by dogs. Any excess funds would go to the school fund or city libraries. License fees set at $1 for male dogs and $2 for female dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dravo
Uncertain River Stage Report For MorGastons and Warren Areas
River observations show MorGastons as eight feet and stationary with clear weather and a 3 at 4 PF reading. Warren river level at 2.1 feet and falling with clear mild conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
MorGastons
Warren
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