Pittsburg Club Pursues Mike Kelly to Boost Local Baseball
Pittsburg officials report ongoing talks to sign M J Kelly the famed catcher known as Only Kel. A telegram from Boston and interest from New York prompt careful negotiation with President Soden and local leaders eyeing a deal that could bring Kelly to this city for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Baseball Club
Kel
M. J. Kelly
Kelly
Boston Club
Weaver
Lyons
Soden
Westerday
Pittsburg
Snl
Rockenberger
Kerr
Temple
Kelasanvhodr
Loral
Buck Ewing’s Arm and Hot Springs Cure
Harry Weldon recalls Buck Ewing’s plan to visit Hot Springs for his ailing arm. The waters are credited with restoring elbow and shoulder function, with rivals Radbourne and Latham noted for their own recoveries after Hot Springs sojourns. Ewing plans to depart around the tenth of next month and is said to return improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Harry Weldon
Buck Ewing
Radbourne
Latham
St. Louis
New Yorks
Phelps Defends Rogers In National Agreement
Attorney Phelps answered questions about Colonel Rogers and the national agreement. He said Rogers communicated with him during the draft, admitted objections to several points, but that Rogers and President Young approved the final form and expected the agreement to be satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisranie
Ian
Phelps
Rogers
Young
Day reveals letter claim on New York club move
In York on January 2 special dispatches report John B. Day stating he received a letter from President X. E. of the League claiming the New York club changed plans to move after all. The claim, tied to Young's earlier statements, confounds the public and prompts questions about misquotation and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York
John B. Day
X. Ex ‘One
Abe
Young
Sy Lewis
Track results from county meet on January 29
The report lists multiple races with finish orders and times from a January 29 meet. Missive Drat or Annidane placed second in the first event, with Marty B third, time 1 11 and a half. Duke John won the seven furlongs with Turk second and Shotover third, time undisclosed. Gladiator led the six furlongs, Or B second, Lupa filly third. Mabelie og had Buis second, Glenloch third in one mile race. Tonsao bicen nd won the five furlongs, Crab Cider third. Grippe] won the next one with Joe Courtney second and another horse third. Time listed as 1545.
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GuiTexucnuc
Annidane
Marty B
Duke John
Turk
Shotover
Lupa
Mabelie Og
Buis
Glenloch
Tonsao Bicen
Crab Cider
Joe Courtney
Farrel l Not Seen in Lima Fight Rumors
Reports claim Fat Farrell was knocked out in a prize fight by Bayliff in Lima on Thursday night. Farrell, a city resident on the police force since January 1, did not leave town and denies the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Bayliff
Lima
Teesee
Fight Report Incomplete Card Yet Draws Crowd
Jan 1 boxing brief notes Mike Cushing did not fight six rounds with Alec Gallagher in deorsey City last night. Attendees paid to see the men pummel each other and left with mixed impressions as the MC crowd showed strong turnout despite the unclear result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Cushing
Alec Gallagher
Deorsey City
Johnson Athletic Club Retains Ground Despite Difference
Fragmentary remarks note a disagreement over purpose as the Johnson Athletic Club fails to advance a plan. Six members concluded the lack of alignment led to the setback, leaving the group without a united course of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentary
Johnson Athletic Club
Six
Young Approves Lyons Contract With New York Club
President Young announces approval of Denny Lyons contract with the New York Baseball Club ending controversy over location for the upcoming season. He notes other players reassigned include Danny Richardson Pfeffer Moran Corkhill with details on several clubs and additional signings.
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Washington
Denny Lyons
New York Baseball Club
Young
Committee On
Lyons
New York
Danny Richardson
Washington Baseball Club
Pfeffer
Chicago
Moran
St. Louis
von der Ahe
John 8
Corkhill
Pittsburg
Louisville
J. E. Canavan
J. M. Hess
J. E. Scery
Thomas J. Dowse
Pitener
Francis J. Foreman
CE Duffee
Pitesburg
John &, Corkhill
Walter Camp
M. Dangan
Martin Duke
Wonderful pacer star Frank Smith thrills Buffalo visitors
A party of 200 horsemen toured Henry C. Jewett’s East Aurora stock farm where a covered mile track hosts winter exhibitions. The highlight was Frank Smith a five year old green pacer who ran a remarkable eighth of a mile in 11 seconds or 1 52. Driven by Mina West and sired by Coronet he may enter the grand circuit next year.
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Borrao
Buffalo
New York
Henry C. Jewett
East Aurora
Frank Smith
Roses
Mina West
Coronet
Marie Scott
Smith
Ladies Day at Local Ball Games Draws Privileges
The local ball club meeting decided on a ladies day each home Thursday with free grand stand admission. Pitcher Gimp signed to wear Pittsburg uniform if all goes well. Connie Mack disputes his release after a two year contract valued at 1200 per season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimp
Pittsburg
Connie Mack
Williams
Western League
Grant Briggs
Leagne
Briggs
Murphy
Whitney
Yale Declines Plan for Harvard Princeton Game Swap
On January 24 in New Haven a Yale Princeton New York meeting discussed switching the classic Thanksgiving contest from Yale Princeton to Harvard Princeton. Yale rejects the idea and accuses Harvard of absence while noting tension with both rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haves
Yale
Princeton
New York
Stags
W. B. Franklin
Murphy
The
Baseball Association
W. B. Wright
Football Association
Harvard
Mitchell to the Front in Sullivan Challenge
Charley Mitchell challenges John L. Sullivan to a match in a 12 or 16 foot ring after Sullivan voiced interest in a small ring bout. Mitchell telegraphs the California Club president and offers a $5,000 outside stake, with Billy Thompson confirming contracts and a likely large purse from the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KL
St. Louis
Charley Mitchell
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Butte City
Mitchell
Fuld
California
Billy Thompson
Slavia
Fulda
Fornia Athletic Club
Thompson
Rogers challenged to lose sway in new League leadership
In New York on June 29 A J Moore of Cloverdale farm Colmar Pa paid 14500 for Sundl s young brother Worth and offered 18 head of stock for sale at the American Institute The top lots brought 10105 including Check mate Mona and Ithurial among others with McCann stock totaling 6185 in Lexington Ky and Austin Minn auctions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. J. Moore
Cloverdale Farm
Colmar
Sundl
American Institute
Baron Wilkes
A. W. Smith
Flushing
L. L
Mona
B. m
Red Wilkes
W. F. Pasgrave
Philadelphia
A. Smith McCann
Lexington
Ithuriel
B. S
Harrobin & Birkett
Austin
Latonia Club reports record average entries this season
Cincinnati January 29 The Latonia Jockey Club closed its door list on January 15 with 910 total entries, an average of 65 per stake the highest in club history. Nominations include Clopsetta Harold Sensation Covington Kimball Zoo Zoo Kentucky Central for two year olds and Latonia Prize Rip e Merchants Tobac Decoration Cincinnati Hotel spring handicap Derby Himyar and Oaks also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Latonia Jockey Club
Clopsetta
Harold
Covington
Kimball
Zoo Zoo
Kentucky Central
Latonia Prize
Ripe
California Club to back Sullivan Mitchell bout
President Fulda of the California Athletic Club confirmed receiving Charley Mitchell’s message asking for a purse for a Sullivan Mitchell match. He replied the club would provide a generous purse and to proceed. Mitchell proposed next September as the contest date.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fulda
California Athletic Club
Associated Press
St. Louis
Charley Mitchell
California
Mitchell
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Findlay Joins Natural Gas Circuit Horse Racing
Fixplay Jan 29 Findlay becomes a member of the Horse Racing Association of the Natural Gas Circuit. Dates listed Bellevue May 25 Bowling Green June 1 Findlay June 7 Lima June 14 Fostoria Mansfield June 28 Marion July Friday C. Jan 20 Deshler hosts two round prize fight Ferrell vs Baliff purse £500 200 spectators present but Baliff stops Ferrell in second round
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixplay
Findlay
Bellevue
Bowling Green
Lima
Fostoria
Mansfield
Marion
Uly
Jack Ferrell
Pittsburg
Dan Baliff
Wapakoneta
Deshler
Balu
Ferrell
General Sporting Notes From The Office
A busy update covers Peter Priddy and Washington's $40,000 salary for next season. Mentions include Tiernan at center and in right field, Sanpowsk beating Ronaldo, Powers not in Chicago, and various boxing and shooting notes. Promotions, bets, and upcoming events at Jerome Park, Hot Springs, and Pittsburgh Gun Club appear with mixed confidence and intrigue.
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Peter Priddy
Washington
Main
New Yourewill Q'S
Tiernan
Sanpowsk
Ronaldo
Academy
Chicago
Powers
Pfeffer
Hicusess
Jerome Park
Guttenburg
Ron
Groner Hooax
Jimmy Keely
Philadelphia
Weir
Manhattan Athletic Club
Hogan
Johnny Griffin
Averron Greens
Gordon
Gibbons
Andrew Lang Named Contributor to The Distatch Tomorrow
Andrew Lang will contribute to The Distatch tomorrow, adding a new byline to the publication. The announcement notes Lang’s forthcoming piece will cover events and insights relevant to the paper’s readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lang
President Von der Ahe criticizes Johnson L Kovers draft
President Von der Ahe says Kovers drafted a national agreement without Nick Young and Zach Phelps, publishing it before the League acted. He questions whether Kovers thought himself the big I am and notes lack of consultation with his associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
von der Ahe
John L Kovers
Nick Young
Zach Phelps
League
Notable Visitors Check In At Duquesne Hotel
Meadville lawyer Joshua Douglas W L Sanford of Saginaw lumber and Robert Molesworth of Irwin Plate Gines with family registered at the Duquesne last evening. Others include J H Limburger Trunk Line agent in from Cleveland and W L Bowlus Wabash commercial agent in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Douglas
Meadville
W. L. Sanford
Saginaw
Robert Molesworth
Irwin Plate Gines Company
Duquesne
E. C. Darley
J. ¥. Witherow & Co
Middlesborough
J. H. Limburger
Trunk Line
Central Trafic Association
Cleveland
Seventh Avenue Hotel
W. L. Bowlus
Wabash Road
M. 0. Acheson
Washington
Monongahela House
J. E. Wales
Een
W. W. Potter
Padeaoe
Indianapoli
J. C. Campbell
Brookville
W. W. Maxwell
Washi
de Bind Oe Linn Hartranft
Philadelphia
J. B. Scott
January Sale Ends at Jos Honey & Co. Stores
Final day for January bargains at Jos, Honey & Co. on Pean Avenue. Prices slash across all departments with further reductions to-day. Don’t miss this limited time offer and read our advert for hints on best picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Honey & Co
Pean Avenue
Butler County Bank Closes After Notes Default
Chicoza Pa January 29 consternation as Butler County Bank shuts for good and assigns to Francis Murphy for creditors. Cashier Hoyt failed to secure funds after heavy notes with signers and endorsers went unpaid, sparking depositor disbelief. Hoyt’s ties to Cherry Run Coal and oil interests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicoza
Butler County
Francis Murphy
H. J. Hoyt
Hoyt
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Campbell & Murphy
Cherry Run Coal Company
Clarion County
McMillan to be Hanged for Wife's Murder
A death warrant was issued for Edward McMillan of Luzerne county for murdering his wife with a red hot poker after a drunken quarrel. He faces execution on April 7, with three warrants issued in January for others to be hanged March 8.
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Harrisburg
Sperial
Executive Department
Edward McMillan
McMillan
Luzerne County
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Allegheny
Charles Wall
Wyoming
William H. Painton
York
Joseph Bucher, Jr
Philadelphia
Marion Crowl
Fayette
Up-Monongahela Miners Threaten Major Strike
Reports from the up Monongahela district say a formidable strike will begin within 30 days as river operators push a half-cent wage cut. Miners argue they earn only a half-cent more than railroad rates and threaten stoppage if the cut is forced. A State Mineral Union member vows resistance to high company-store costs and inroads by railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
up-Monongahela
The
State Mineral Union
Photographer in Rockford Shifts to Crime and Tragedy
Frank Zano a 20 year old traveling photographer from New York wed Rosa Cook 17 in Rockford despite her father’s protests. He was jailed on perjury charges after swearing Rosa was of age. He shot himself last night before Celina, likely dying before morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetina
Rockford
Frank Zano
New York City
Rosa Cook
Thomas Cook
Miss Cook
Zane
Celina
Zano
Poisoning case to draw judicial inquiry in Steubenville
Steubenville, Jan 29 Special The poisoning of coal miner John Barnes last Sunday may become a court matter. Mrs Smith, who sheltered Barnes, filed an affidavit accusing him of poisoning. Barnes accused her of poisoning attempts. at a hearing she was bound over in 200 dollars for attempted poisoning and Barnes held on 200 dollars bail for pointing a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
John Barnes
Barnes
Infant bullet incident shocks West Virginia town
In Fark Mount, West Virginia, on January 29, an infant son of Colonel Tom Stoggers, a local lawyer, reportedly fired a bullet during a coughing spell. Six months earlier the elder brother had coerced the child to shoot, prompting a grim family tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fark
Child survives after missile lodges in throat
A boy suffered a missile wound that lodged in his throat causing severe pain before doctors abandoned hope. He is reported to be rapidly recovering since treatment.
Operator's Fatal Blunder Acknowledged In Court
In the Catharine Reiser versus Pennsylvania Railroad case at Middlesex an 1885 collision killed Engineer Bates and Fireman Reiser. Operator Crossman testified he copied a train order wrongly, choosing to bear the blame himself. The court held the accident the railroad's fault and barred recovery, affecting related suits.
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Este
Catharine Reiser
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie & Pittsburg Railroad
Court of Common Pleas
Middlesex
O. A. Bates
Adam Reiser
N. W. Crossman
Wheatland
Reiser
Crossman
Erie
J. F. Sheehy
Harvard Football Costs Revealed in Official Report
Cambridge Harvard Association figures show receipts May 1 1 140 69 dollars in balance from last year old debts 212 training table 450 October cash on hand 475 69 season tickets 19 860 games 4 887 6h Yale game Harvard's one half 9 787 75 sundries 1273 gross receipts 17 152 82 expenses training table 1 000 33 rubbing 309 20 games 22 564 45 second eleven 13 40 outfits 1 018 79 care of grounds 2160 92 traveling 2190 65 medical attendance 702 05 printing 49 75 prices and presents 105 55 Yale game one half 3 041 68 team expenses Yale game 655 57 sundries 272 15 receipts 10 174 54 cash balance 6 978 28 balance 17 182 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Association
Yale
Harvard
Three McKeesport Equips and Vagrant Incident
Unknown man found unconscious in a Forsyth farm barn in Mifflin township this morning. He is thought to be a tramp about 60. Prizes won by Company L of the Seceath Regiment arrived and will be issued next week, including three Keystone medals and several sharpshooter and marksman medals. Charles Cage paid $25 and costs for disorderly conduct after a Mayhem charge by Peter Curran alleging finger injury during a disturbance at Curran’s boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Forsyth
Mifflin Township
Company L
Seceath Regiment
Charles Cage
Peter Curran
Curran
Two Braddock Brevities and an Umbrella Tragedy
Elizabeth Murry, a 34 year old widow, was killed at Hawkins station on the Pennsylvania railroad when a passing engine caught her umbrella and pulled her under the wheels. She was en route to Swissvale to begin a private family position. Braddock Guards, a historic Republican group, reorganized last night with about 100 members, uniting two local factions after a period of division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brappock
Elizabeth Murry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hawkins Station
Swissvale
Braddock Guards
Wasnixdton Tragedy After Grate Fire Death of James Montgomery
Wasnixdton, Pa., Jan 29 Special James Montgomery age 35 son of J D Montgomery died today after clothes caught fire from a grate neighbors extinguished flames too late he had sealed the fire A Colored Preacher Believes in Dancing Wheeling Jan 29 Special Rev J J Jones pastor Wayman A M E Church was deposed and expelled for allowing dancing at church entertainments and for defending breaches of church discipline He will establish a new church at the G A R Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnixdton
James Montgomery
J. D. Montgomery
Wheeling
J. J. Jones
Wayman A. M. E
G. A. R. Hall
Toecians Loot Sharpsburg Hardware Store in Cold Snap Night
The tale reports a small haul by Toecians at Toecians raiding J. Saint’s hardware in Sharpsburg on Wednesday night during a severe cold. Authorities fined Toomias McLaughlin Frank O’Neil and Robert Middlemiss each one hundred dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Toecians
J. Saint’s Hardware
Sharpsburg
Tuner
McKeesport
Speak-Easy
Toomias McLaughlin
Frank O'Neil
Robert Middlemiss
R.C. Ssowpen
Pittsburg T
Prison Notes Report Several Local Offenses
James Ropcins jailed on peace charge by Alderman McKenna for a Mary Bourke complaint. Tuomas O Briry jailed after a night arrest for assault and battery by Officer Carr. BrakeMan Kelly jailed for drawing wages of Engineer Kelly. Louis Simor injured by a brick in a quarrel with Charles Gueth at 360 Penn avenue and may die. Four boys arrested for robbing Thomas Flannigan’s Fourth ward house. Connelly sent to workhouse, others to jail. Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuomas O'Briry
Carr
Eleventh Ward
James Williams
Kelly
Engineer Kelly
Junction Road
Louis Simor
Charles Gueth
Black Diamond Steel Works
Gueth
Simon
No. 360
Penn Avenue
James Walsh
Joh Adley
Peter Joyce
Edward Connelly
Thomas Flannigan
Helenna
Connelly
Tory split and looming dissolution frame British politics
London report outlines Conservative dissidents' strain, Rossendale result emboldening calls to end the alliance. Ministers push for an early dissolution, with May elections likely to boost Gladstone and Liberal ranks while Unionists weaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Conservative Association
Gladstone
Rossendale
London
British plan to aid influenza sufferers with brandy rejected
A proposal to raise funds in Essex to distribute about 2,000 bottles of brandy to ill workers is criticized by The British Water Journal which argues stimulants like brandy do not help influenza and may worsen the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ject
Essex
Waticat Journal
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia
Western Pennsylvania sees light rain followed by fair skies and cooler temperatures with strong north winds. Sunday remains fair. In West Virginia and Ohio expect generally fair conditions turning pre Lake Erie with northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Ohio
Lake Erie
Lady Brooke Faces Mixed Public Support For Proposals
Loxpox January 20. Lady Brooke is not receiving warm support for her proposals as public opinion differs on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Temperature and Climate Data Note
A fragmentary entry shows terms like Maximum temp Mean temp Prec. and related climate headings. The readable parts reference temperature measures and precipitation in a terse table style without full context or values.
River News and Notes Louisville Items
River news from Louisville reports water levels with six feet eight inches at the falls and four feet ten inches in the canal, rivers falling slowly. Towboats Coal City Alter Brown proceed up the Ohio and Missouri. Golden Rule and Grace Morris heads to Memphis. Charney Clarke and Alice Brownies assist. Lice Brown arrives from Cairo. Departures include the ship Sherl for Carrollton and Falls City for Evansville and Kentucky.
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IPP Pciat
Teleghams
Dtspatom
Louisviner
Coal City
Alter Brown and Tows
Ohio
Missouri
Golden Rule
New
Charney Clarke
Cineinyy
Alice Brownies
Lice Brown
Cairo
Carrollton
Evansville
Falls City
Kentucky
Parkersburg
Bartiet
Lee
Congo
IP. M
New South
Cincinnati
Houston
Harry Brown
ST. Louis
J. B. Willams
River Gauges Report Mixed Readings
Upper Gauges show the Allegheny River at 1 feet 6 inches and falling with cloudy rain. Morcantown and Brownsville rivers are stationary with rain and cloudy conditions. Osben River reads 1.3 feet with cloudy skies and calm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Junction
Morcantown
Brownsville
River News Wrapup With Varying Water Clarity
The report notes river levels with several craft arrivals and departures. Boats moving slowly as crews seek a Barriot burial. The Congo voyage nears dawn under clear skies while the Houston area records a rising river and mild temperatures.
Gossip of the Wharves and Shipping Notes
Gossip from the wharves reports a four foot rising mark and a falling tide. The Enterprise arrives today with empties as Poon beats bustle in the upper pools. Tre Scotia was in and out yesterday for Cincinnati. The Congo departs today for that port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Scotia
Yesterniay
Cincinnati
Congo
Ocean Steamship Arrivals and Routes Noted
Shipping news lists arrivals of steamers including City of Berlin from New York to London and Columbia from New York to London with cargo and passenger movements. Additional entries for Lord Clive and Oltrasela appear with routes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Berlin
New York
London
Columbia
Seheaane
Lord Clive
Oltrasela
Humor by Bob Burdette in The Dis Patch Tomorrow
A humor column by Bob Burdette appears in The Dis Patch slated for tomorrow. Burdette’s witty reflections and social jabs promise light satire and seasonal humor for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burdette
Dispatch
Eleventh ward Republicans hold February meeting
A ward political notice states the Eleventh ward Republicans will convene a suggestion meeting on February 6. Community events include temperance gatherings at Chartiers M E Church and Moorhead Hall, a free organ recital at Carnegie Library, and a funeral week mortality report listing pneumonia and typhoid among leading causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Ward
Allegheny
Frank Merriman
Salis Soi Ana Eine Hasten
Andle Roa
Es Epward Wrats
Eliza Furnace
Homeopathic Hospital
Chartiers M. E
Chartiers
J. McConnell
Moorhead Hall
Carnegie Library
P. Ecker
Edna Vogner
Florence Ashbaugh
F. A. Ammon
Duquesne Trolle
East Liberty
Samuel Gillson
A. E. Sloanaker
Porn Avenue
Sloannaker
Great Fire Sale Ends Slashed Clothing at P C C C
The Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company reports a fire sale of slightly damaged clothing. The basement stock includes men’s suits overcoats and shirts, boys’ suits and underwear. Sale begins 9 o’clock and runs until 10 o’clock tonight with crowds eager to buy at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Fresh Pears At Liberty Street Market
A brief grocer notice touts fresh pears as best in the market and invites customers to shop at the Liberty street location. The ad highlights that pears are always fresh and available at the store on Liberty street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Federal Street
Sweeping Reductions on Home Made Overcoats and Pants
Bargain sale slashes prices on home made overcoats from twenty to fifteen dollars and other reductions to thirteen fifty twelve and ten dollars. Pants department also slashed with about five hundred pairs remaining marked down to clear stock.
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Mike Kelly
Olf Association
St Guttenburg
Sarverd
National League
New League
League For Adoption
Horse Sales
Eatonia
Back Ferrell
Uarrain
A. H. Bogarpus
Igeon
America
J. R. Fox
Live Birds
England
Objecta
Chicora
M'Millan
Monongahela River
A Benedict
Markamen
Braddock
James Ropcins
Alderman McKenna
Mary Bourke
Salisbury
Tonger
Coptright
NEW Tore
Birmingham
Lord Salisbury
House of Commons
Westminster
McCarthy
Willio
Chaplain
Ely
Edward Birnbeck
Chaplin
Hume Webster
Webster
Erbieville Freehold Company
Wester
London Tabernacle
Spurgeon
Charles
Mentone
Mgr
Gilbert
Cardinal Manning
Vatican
Cisrina
George
Prince and Princess of Wales
Cannes
Prince
Princess of Wales
Duke of Devonshire
Compton Place
Eastbourne
Manchester
Princess May of
Teck
Hyeres
Pennsylvania
Lady Brooke
River News and Notes
Gossir
Dasta. B. Kenny
Common Council
C. Dugan
Kelly Will
Will
J. Krolatowski
Charles Faulkenstein
Oslo Street
Onur
Liberty St. jatt-le-Tresa
Boggs & Buhl
Nature
O. P. Brown
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