Maul Right In It Holds Reds to Scarce Runs in Becket's Tilt
In a tense ball game Coxcrxxall notes eight innings kept the Red bats at bay as Rhines and King hurled well. Latham sparked Pittsburgh with a daring triple and Beckley’s fielding misplays helped fuel the Gladiator win. Final line shows McPhee and McPhee scoring for Pittsburgh while Holliday and Ber ny star in defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Beckley
Pittsburg
Rhines
King
von der Ahe
Latham
Hanlon
McPfhee
Berger
Holliday
Maul
Cherish
Carroll
McPhee
Miller
Browning
Marr
Pacar
Bisrbauer
Berny
Mlenion
Bierbauer
Smith
Reilly
Mr. Rhines
Eames
Abyion
Harrington
Clarkson Wins Eleventh Inning Brooklyn Boston Clash
New York reports Clarkson toppled Brooklyn in the eleventh with a clutch three-bagger to center field. Nash Tucker Ward and Collins excelled in the field as Boston and Brooklyn players posted errant throws and errors in a tense late innings encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clerkson
Nash
Tucker
Ward
Collins
Anson and His Men Take First Place in League Standings
Anson and the Chicagos regain the top spot by soundly beating the Spiders. Davis was sick while Doyle supplied six runs, including four in the third and two in the eighth. Luby earned a three division hit as Vatter was briefly knocked from the mound, with 2,000 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcaco
Chicagos
Spiders
Colts
Vinu
Davis
Doyle
Luby
Iby
Unclear OCR Summary of Baseball Scores and Batting Details
Fragmentary sports record lists batteries and lineups for games in St Louis Louisville and Boston. Mentions teams Columbus Jamestown Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Pennsylvania League. Includes names Heston Murphy Foreman McGuire Graulich Crane and Ebberton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Heaton
Washington
Heston
Ebuffinton
Murphy
Foreman
McGuire
Brtteries
St._Louis
Louisville
Grigith and Muoyant Ehret Ant Gabi
Crane Aturley
Boston
Played a Great Game West Newton Edges Bellevernons in Classic
West Newton and Bellevernons battled for the best game of the season at Athletic Park. West Newton lost 6 to 5 in a fifth inning rally marred by Bree errors and two hits by the visitors. Mucric and nklin starred on defense for the Bellevernons while Lavelle, MuERie, and F u pitched for West Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distatch
West Newton
Athletic Park
Bellevernons
Mucric
Nklin
Quickstep Defeats Jeannette In Hazy Ball Fame
In Queensnine on July 2 the Quickstep team edged Jeannette 4 to 2 in a lively match. Pitcher details note Hy Seaish and Cowan with 3 base hits for Jeannette. ejected calls and umpire duo Eicher and Gorice are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueensnine
Jeannette
Peannette
Icksteps
Jeann
Hy Seaish
Cowan
Eicher and
Gorice
Canton Team Beats Youngstown In Lopsided Second Game
Tercial Telegram reports two ball games between Canton and Youngstown. The first match ended 4 to 4 in a lively draw. Canton took the second game 16 to 4, overpowering Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distatch
Yornsetown
Canton
Youngstown
McKeesport Climax Club duel Independence Day slate
McKeesport and Climax clubs schedule two games on the Fourth at Christy Park. The Goulds of McKeesport will meet Buena Vista after the main event, with both contests set for the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlegham
McKeesport
Climax
Ness
Goulds
Wal Pelay
Christy Park
Buena Vista
Trotting Races at Altoona Draw Big Crowd
About 2,000 people attended the Altoona Driving Park trotting meeting today. The event promises success with several good pacing horses on hand. Nellie Burke performs daily inter exhibitions alongside the races. Frank W. wins the 2 28 class race amid the day’s highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Frank W
Nellie Burke
Frank Wy
Trotting at Tonawanda First Day Races Report
A large crowd attended the Tonawanda track on July 2 for the opening day of trotting races. The purses included a one mile race won by Penny Royal with Melvin second and Hazellhurst third in 1 40. Other results listed Salonica, Marion, Armonde, and Dake of Ta Seo among the winners, with times around 1 50 to 1 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosawanpa
N. Y
Curoaco
Say
Penny Royal
Melvnie Secen
Hazellurst Thint
Wille
Salonica
Gorman
Dan Kurtz
Marion
Santiago
Ban Chief
Wile
Ancient Armonde
Weldon
Hamlet
Worteens
Dake
Ta Seo Im
Boby
Arundi
Pool seller forecasts strong races at Wellsville track
Frank Colling of Wellsville Ohio arrived last evening and predicted excellent prospects for today’s races. About a dozen horses already on the grounds with more expected to arrive. The half mile track is described as one of the best in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colling
Wellsville
Races at South Side Driving Park Draw Strong Bets
Great interest surrounds tomorrow’s program at the South Side Driving Park. Dom Pedro and A compete in the 240 trot with substantial sums wagered on their chances to defeat each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Dom Pedro
Schedule Set for Schenley Park Sports Tomorrow
Entries closed for Schenley Park events with over 200 athletes and more than 20 contests. A 2 PM start is listed. 24 names appear across heats with final event to determine the five heat winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenley Park
I. P. Kimmel
Sam G. Amon
John Orr
Joseph Norman
Kacen
W. ©. Gill
Abbr
Pifer
Miller
James Gilligan
Berk
Jacobee
Sam Kennedy
John Mu Waldron
I Poole
Herman Schuster
Emi
Tohn Josephini
J. H. Thomas
C. Ch
Stowe
Fred Dickson
Ifth
H. Maddoc
John Doh Orr
W.C. Gill
Amon
Joseph Oma
Historical athletics results and participant list
A fragmentary OCR of a local athletics meet shows numerous participants across events. Names include John Soin, William Meneceen, Th Schuster, Becke, Reaves, Pesterson, John Bertenwald, Milton Me Kousan, A. A. McKinney, Barrett, George Ki, James Keenan, E. T. Blitz, Walton, Jess, Alf Hamilton, Hart, J. Norman, Fred Slumen, John Orr, C. Markwert, George Milter, John Gib, Fred Slumen. Events listed include sack race, eight hundred yard race, pole vault, hurdles, mile races, bicycle races and walks with various competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Soin
Wostais
Bete Vans
Wiliam Meneceen
Th Schuster
C. di
Aldarrett
Milton Me Kousan
Oss
Chevel
Adama
A A. McKinney
A. Barrett
George Ki Aleigh Hick
Kron
A. Milton
Wi Baty
Wald
James Keenan
Phigh Jum
E. T. Blitz
James * Keenan
Evana
J.B. CS
Fred Slumen
H. FE
Becker
G. Sim
Harry
John Orr
Oerrester
H. A. Milton
Edaldron
A“Een
We Chilling
C. Markwert
George Milter
Ove
C. Eee
John Gib- Fenn
Brady
Zohn
J. Ae
H. H. Brennan
Sania
O. Kross
J. Gibbons
W. F. Sein
C J. Rosser
F. mHntru
F. Biltz
J. W. Rody
Ickemsn
Charles Beringer
Ds A. Bacon
I Hedtenwald
Bert E. V. Laty
Hall Fitzsimmons Agree To Minnesota Club Control Fight
Frank A Shaw T Z Cowles of St Paul travel to Beloit and Chicago to sign new articles for Hall vs Fitzsimmons. The Minnesota Athletic Club now holds the contest and will select the referee, with a 7000 seat amphitheater planned in St Paul.
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Curiaco
Messrs
Frank A. Shaw
T. Z. Cowles
St. Paul
Chicago
Beloit
Jim Hall
Bob Fitzsimmons
Twin City
Jockey Club
Messrs. Shaw
Cowles
Parson Davies
Frank Shaw
Shaw
St. Paulor Minneapolis
Fitzsimmers
Hall
Minnesota Athletic Club
Mr. W
Hall-Fitzsimmons
John F. Baker
Fitzsimmons
Jim Carroll
Tennis Tournament Arrangements for Western Pennsylvania
The Pittsburg Tennis Club plans its annual open tournament on July 15 at Craig street Bellefield. Events include gentlemen singles and doubles with first second and consolation prizes. The winner earns the Grogan challenge cup and a shot at the Western Pennsylvania single championship. past holders include Marshall and Moorhead, who is barred from first prize but will defend the cup against the champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Craigstreet
Center Avenue
Bellefield
Weata Association
U.S. N
Marshallae
Sewickley
W. B. Moorhead
Pittsbu Ennis
Moorhead
Kinsey and Nichols Race Plan Folds Over Venue
Ed Kinsey of Glenshaw and a Nichols representative met at the office to arrange a 100 yard foot race. They tentatively set July 25 for an inside run, but venue disagreements remain. Nichols favors Monongahela City while Kinsey insists on Recreation Park. No agreement reached. they will reconvene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kinsey
Glenshaw
Thomas Nichols
Brownsville
Kinsey
Nichols
Monongahela City
Recreation Park
Reed to Show Chess Skill in City Exhibition Tour
James P. Reed, champion checker Player of America and former local resident, arrives from Chicago today. He will stay about a week as guest of R. W. Patterson and give exhibitions of his extraordinary chess skill during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Reed
America
Chicago
R. W. Patterson
Trial of Ameer Ben Ali Opens Defense in Ripper Case
New York July 2. In the high profile trial the defense begins after the People rest. Ameer Ben Ali also called Frenchy faces cross examination as experts clash over a microscopic blood analysis. Ben Ali pleads innocence while the knife found near the victim is shown in court. The defense rests and the case heads to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ameer Ben Ali
Ben Ali
Newton
Justin Herold
New York City
Herold
Henry Mott, Jr
Ool of Mines
Columbia College
Keystone Bank President Marsh in Chicago Surveillance
Gideon Marsh, president of the Keystone Bank in Philadelphia, arrived in Curacao and is believed to be under police observation in Chicago. Authorities expect his arrest tonight.
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Chicago
Curcaco
Gideon
Marsh
Keystone Bank
Philadelphia
The Panama Scandal Enters Broad Inquest In Paris
Startling allegations target De Lesseps and allies as the Panama affair faces a protracted inquiry led by M. Prinet. The Heconomiste Francoise calls it the greatest financial scandal of the nineteenth century, alleging 1,500,000,000 francs looted from small savers and demanding a full trial of all responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lesseps
Paris
Panama Canal Company
M. Prinet
de Lessups
Dupes
M. Leroy-Beaulieu
France
Heonomiste Francoise
Panama
M. Cour d’Hersuet
Council of Administration
Prominent Frankfort Official Notes Chicago Exhibition Interest
A Frankfort official says little local interest in the Chicago Exhibition exists with only one space application from Mannheim for Rhine wines. He expects many German exhibitors to enter late, believing Germany will present a creditable showing once preparations near completion around 1899.
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Frankfort-On-The-Maain
Frankfort
Chicago
United States
Mannheim
Germany
The Kaiser in Amsterdam
The Emperor and his party visited Amsterdam sites including the palace Orphan Asylum and Town Hall. They rode along the Amstel by canal boat and saw a grand fireworks display after an address from German residents praising their loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amatripam
Jony
Amstel
Netherlands
Hol
Bismarck Defies Government Over Newspaper Pressure
Prince Bismarck writes to the Hamburger Nachrichten asserting the Reichsanzeiger was misinformed about government requests to influence press coverage. He claims the imperial government communicated with federal state authorities, notably Bavaria, denying the claim and signaling defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau
Bismarck
Hamburger Nachrichten
Reichaanzeiger
Bavaria
German Lottery Faces Imperial Override After Council Rejection
Beeux July 2 reports Herr Arendt, Conservative, says the Council of Ministers rejected the Wissmann Lottery project but the Emperor overruled them. The piece notes Parliament has just abolished private lotteries and questions timing for a state lottery planned as an annual institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeux
Deutsche Wochenblatt
Herr Arendt
Council of Ministers
Tae Ues
Meadville Bicycle Races Highlight County Riders
In Mranvitty on July 2 a major event features a three mile handicap bicycle race to start at 9:20 p m from Water and Chestnut streets. The course runs along a level road with a steep hill descent and promises good prizes for top riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Mranvitty
Water
Chestnut Streets
Caught Under Wheels Alfred Roosevelt Fatally Injured
Alfred Roosevelt millionaire banker and son of hospital founder William C. Roosevelt was crushed by a moving train at Mamaroneck while attempting to board a New York bound 8 95 train. He suffered severe leg injuries scalp wounds and internal trauma as doctors hurried to his side. His condition remained critical through the night with Dr McBurney at Roosevelt Hospital monitoring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameer Ben al
Frenchy
Toom
Ben Ali
Arabia
Alfred Roosevelt
Wall Street
William C. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Mamaroneck Town
Auick Motion
Mr. Roosevelt
McBurney
General Sporting Notes From Local Field
Anson’s young players top standings as Stratton stars at first base for Louisville. A telegram confirms strong work by W. Min evils outfielders as Hats See reports on the Philadelphia New York game. Simon reportedly signed by the Tittenberg club. Goupon, recently with Climax, signs with Anfield club. Duffeys and John Fay Stars to play on Ridge Street grounds. Allegheny bartenders beat Pittsburg 18 to 4 at Exposition Park yesterday. Hustlers of Lawerenceville meet E F Gymnastic Cindy at Liberty Park tomorrow. Race topics set by Fair Association for upcoming events and Crimate. Kinsman Boy today. Rule 7 notes slip-down tactic in close rings. exception allows evasion under certain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASD
Anson
Stratton
Louisville
Simon
Tittebarg Ba Baile
Goupon
Exposition Park
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Lawgenceville
Cindy
Liberty Park
Aoa
London
Italy and World Fair Interest Waning Cited by Report
A July 2 report claims Rome Chamber of Commerce rejected Italy's Chicago Exhibition participation. The piece says the chamber denies the claim and asserts strong interest, but notes Italian exhibitors grow discouraged by official apathy and lack of enthusiasm among exhibition authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowr
Chamber of Commeres of
Rome
Italy
Chicago
Powers Seek French Adhesion to Anti-Slavery Treaty
Delegates from the signatory powers extend the adhesion period to allow France to reconsider the anti-slavery treaty. The American Minister notes the U S government is deeply interested though not yet ratified. Portuguese and French delegates are absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bruveseis
Arsent
Welcome to All They W anted Friends Asked For
A jovial party of oil prospectors drinks downtown after a field run. One demands whisky, inverts a bottle into a beer rang, and the barrel exchange ends with a bold boast about giving more than asked for. The scene mixes humor and bravado among thirsty companions.
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Oren
Epondes
Minister to Greece
The President appoints A. Louden Snowden of Pennsylvania as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Greece Roumania and Servia and Rualdo Pacheco of California as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Guatemala and Honduras.
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A. Louden Snowden
Roumania
Servia
Wasuixaton
A.louden Snowden
Pennsylvania
Plenipen
Greece
Rualdo Pacheco
California
Guatemala
Honduray
Women Ejected From Court As Couzins Case Referred
In Chicago July 2 Judge Blodgett took under advisement the suit of Primbe Couzins to retain the secretaryship of the World’s Fair Lady Managers. Colonel Rae and ex Judge Waite argued for Couzins, while Edwin Walker denied she held office. Strong audience clapped then left as marshal cleared the room.
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Chicago
Primbe Couzins
Union
Miss Couzins
Rae
Augusta Kimball
Blodgets
Marshal
George Jones
Couzins
Waite
German Protestant Home for the Aged organized
The German Protestant Home for the Aged was formed after Rev. F. Ruoff led efforts to create a safe residence for elderly residents without relatives. A five acre site at Fair Oaks near the Ft. Wayne Railroad was purchased for $8,000, with $10,000 raised for the home. Life directors include Fred Gwinner and Rev. Fr. Ruoff, and officers were named at the organizational meeting.
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F. Ruoff
Fair Oaks
Ft. Wayne
Sewickley
Soccey
Is. Teggaes
Pitts. Org
Dane
Fred Gwinner
Fr. Ruoff
John N. Neeb
John Dimling
Matt Weiss
Nuc
John P. Ober
Emilio Spohn
Helen. Mmn
Mareret Straub
Louis Tieinhauer
Atv. x
R. Ruoff
Travelers from Albany Cancel Pittsburg Music Tour
Three Zita siblings aged 19, 15, and 13 from Albany, New York, visiting Pittsburg to entertain, were refused space at Staley's Hotel and on Liberty Street. An officer moved them along after they attempted a sidewalk concert, prompting the family to leave town and abandon further performances.
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Staley
Pittsburg
A. R. Zita
Milo
Camilla Zita
Rocker Zita
Albany
N. Y
Boniface
Liberty Street
Foreigner Misunderstands Ad Valorem at City Hotel Lobby
In the Anderson lobby last evening a group of drummers debated trade and the McKinley bill. An elderly country visitor asked what addy val oren means, prompting amused explanations and a rueful exit as the man suspected a foreigner.
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Anderson
Farrin
Record of Hazelwood rail crossing deaths and injuries
A hazardous Hazelwood crossing claims two lives and leaves two men badly hurt. McGraw, seven, was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train on Tecumseh street and died at home shortly after. Rees died at West Penn Hospital after being hit on the P R R track near Ben Venue. Sayuwar, an engineer at Citizens’ Traction, suffered severe burns from gas in a furnace, and Jones was cut by a falling plank at Oliver Bros. Collings, Jeanne Collina, fell from a cherry tree injuring the right arm in Oakland. The coroner to hold an inquest into McGraw’s death. The crossing is described as extremely dangerous.
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McGraw
William McGraw
Baltimore and Ohio
Tecumseh Street
Hazelwood
Rers
Evan Rees
Ben
West Penn Hospital
C. W. Kennedy
Reiter Street
East End
Saynver
Peter Sayuar
Citizens’ Traction Power Oase
Penn Avenue
Thirty
Thirty-fourth
Uthside Hospital
CoLtixs
Jeanne Collina
Oakland
Convict Dies of Natural Causes in Riverside Penitentiary
Coroner’s inquiry into John Boyce death at Riverside Penitentiary finds he suffered from Bright’s disease upon admission and refused prescribed medicine. He had heart and nerve troubles, and an inquest returns a verdict of death from natural causes amid rumors of inadequate treatment.
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David Sample
McDowell
Riverside Penitentiary
John Boyce
Boyee
Mercer County
Bowes
Bright
Bovee
AYTEE A FEDERAL JUDGESHIP
Two United States Attorneys in Mississippi seek the office. Judge R A Hill of Mississippi will retire soon. Lee Vicks ry and JC Mills, northern and southern district U S Attorneys, will apply for the judgeship.
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United States
Mississipp
Jackson
Miss
R. A. Hill
Lee
River News and Notes From Weather Observations
Upper Gauges show River six feet six inches and Beleeis at Antows River ereckear Thermometer 30 at 4 PM Brownsville river six inches and rising thermometer 77 at 6 PM weather warm with heavy show.
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Legheny Junction
Ereckear
Brownsville
Wierclear
Spas
Weather and River Observations Across Several Cities
Flood and river levels are reported with measurements such as 9 inches and 18 feet 10 inches in Cincinnati and other locations. Rain is noted in some areas while others report clear weather. Departures and arrivals of vessels and trains are listed among cities including Pittsburg, St. Louis, and Parkersburg as conditions vary.
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Loovmsville
Elver
Berg
Andes
Pittsburg
Bedford
Boasara Courier
Parkersburg
Reymone State
Gates
Ethrige
Creek St
Gossip of the Levees and River Traffic Notes
Gossip columns report river traffic movements with ships and trains passing Cairo Louisville Cincinnati and New Orleans. Vessels such as the Enterprise Iron Age Beaver Belle McGowan and James A Blackmore are listed with arrivals and departures. weather mild and boats calm with a 3 feet 6 inches level noted.
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James A. Blackmore Hus
Cincinnati
Belle McGowan
Louisville
Ike
Cairo
Fred Wilson
Neck Fulton
JL Brown
Jim Guen Maggle
George Shirase
Loutarilie
Effort to Induce Krupp to Exhibit Guns at World Fair
Minister Phelps presses Baron Krupp to display his artillery at Chicago’s World Fair. Krupp insists exhibition could cost about 250 000 dollars, but Phelps remains hopeful the German guns may join the exposition.
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Krupp
Phelps
Baron Krupp
Saya
Mr. Phelps
Chicago
Marqulis Imperiali Arrives With Dispatches From Rome
Marquis Imperiali arrives in Blaine bearing important communications from the Italian government regarding New Orleans and related issues. The Italian Chargé d’Affaires expects to meet the Secretary for a conference to discuss pending affairs.
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Marqulis Imperiali
Rome
Blaine
Ban Hannon
Marquis Imperiali
New Orleans
M O
Desperate Jewish Families in Palestine Face Ruin
From Lexves July 2 report a wave of distress affects Hebr ing in Palestine with many destitute families. The text notes fear for Jerusalem and general posts as relief efforts scramble to respond to widespread hardship.
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Hebring
Palestine
Jerusalem
Painters Meet to Name Walking Delegate Amid Tensions
About 100 union painters gathered in the University building to discuss internal difficulties with Agent Jewell. Secrecy prevailed as members refused to reveal proceedings, while John E. O'Shea, Jewell's opponent in the prior race, warned he could seek court action over the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
John E. O'Shea
Sewell
Fatal Paralytic Stroke On Berkshire Hill Express
Special telegram reports Mrs. George E. Morgan of New York suffered a mortal paralytic stroke aboard the Berkshire Hills express en route from New York to Lenox. The telegram notes a related robbery of diamonds valued at about $40,000 and mentions Senator Colquitt's sister in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Great Bannington
Mass
George E. Morgan
New York City
J. Pierpont Mo
Berkshire Hille Express
New York
Lenox
New Yoas
Senator Colquitt
Government Favors Scots Settlement in British Columbia
Chancellor of the Exchequer George J. Goschen states the government will advance 250000 dollars to British Columbia to promote emigration of desirable Scottish Highland families. A fragment mentions a farmer and a hatched chicken on a farm in a disconnected note.
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British Columbia
Lowpox
George J. Goschen
Exchequer
Britis Columbia
Highlands
Scotland
Funka
Queen Victoria's Joke at Balmoral Dance
Queen Victoria heard a Scottish girl dance the reel at Balmoral. After the reel the girl asked a favor and quipped that Mr. Gladstone's head should be given, noting it had been lost long ago. The exchange showed the queen's amused but wary reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmoral
Victoria
Mr. Gladstone
No Good Harness in Chile Hampers Draught Use
The article explains that in Chile horses and mules are rarely used for work because imported harness is expensive and locally tanned leather harness is ineffective. Horses are mainly for riding or coaches, with riding being popular and prices around $100 for a decent horse and $10 to $15 for a mule. the text ends mid-sentence describing the harshest animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
First Baltimore and Ohio Excursion to Atlantic City
The inaugural Baltimore and Ohio excursion to Atlantic City drew strong turnout with 270 pleasure seekers aboard. The trip departed yesterday morning and returned last night, reflecting solid patronage for the seaside outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Atlantic City
Jacksons Under Market Prices Cut Rates This Week
Jacksons offers instant savings across selected menswear with reductions of 10 20 and 30 percent on off line stock. Shown lines include Home Made Black and Blue Serge Fancy and Plain Cheviot Suits Odd Trousers and pant remnant values to be made to order with a 25 percent saving now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksons
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