Old Sport in Form Delivers a Strong Victory
In a lively surface report, Old Sport Galvin dominates the New York Giants era rivals with timely hits and sharp defense. Pitcher Tim Keefe struggles with control but shows late improvement as Pittsburgh battles to a 7 11 scoreline with late rallies and several disputed calls.
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New York Giants
Ol Sport Galvin
Morrie
Sport
Joems
Giants
Westering
Hematr
Teselall Galvin
Tim Keefe
Fuwetearhather
Mutrie
Timothy
Eeds Triumph as Reds Rally in Ninth
The Reds broke a tight game in Cincinnati with a nine inning burst, aided by hind hits and costly errors by Colling and Kintliow, lifting them past Maerssatt and Brooklyn who lost both ends of the doubleheader. Latham impressed with a standout showing on the mound and at the plate, while Ward and Collins contributed in defense and base running.
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Maerssatt
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Latham
L Ironning
Clark
Smith Collhus
McPhier
Ward
Collins
Wand
Radbourne
Ming
Cleveland Beats Gay Bostons in Timely Hitting Victory
Timely hitting carries the Cleveland team to a win over the Gay Bostons. CorrElaxo and Joly contributed as Cleveland capitalized on Boston errors. Young faced a tough inning but remained steady, with McKean driving in runs as runners reached base.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Beats Boston In Tight Baseball Game
The box score shows Cleveland 5 Boston 4 with McKean Childs striking for Virtue at first. Bennet and Young contributed offense while Getzein and Byoung pitched. two hours and minutes elapsed as Hauret called the game.
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Aretie
Tucker
Beanett
Zio
Getzein
Bennett
Cleveland
Union
Boston
Hauret
Pittsburger Gumbus? Anson Phillies win noted
The report highlights Pittsburger delivering a key victory for Anson and the Phillies in a recent game. Specifics on scores or dates are not provided in the readable text.
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Pittsburger
Anson
Phillies
The Lima Driving Club Day Three Racing Show
Crowds of about 6000 watched the Lima Driving Club meet with fast track and fine weather. Emm J. Cox, Lexington, captured the 2:37 class trotting with runner ups for Sylvania Girl and Gio. Grimes. A novelty running race featured Elle Fisher and Charley Russell taking halves and miles respectively. Alfonso the stallion was shown by Dr. Smeal and praised despite not being a track horse. The day also included Chicago slating against Philadelphia in a baseball game and Jerome Park results from New York racing shows.
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Lowa
Lima
Emm J. Coxy
Lexington
Gio. Grimes
Willis Laird
Mansa
Elle Fisher
Charley Russell
Alfonso
Dr. Smeal
C. Lineman
Unclear racing results with heats and penalties noted
The report lists race heat results with first place in heats one four and five while Jewett took heats two and three. An anarch was ruled off in heat three for foul driving. Times shown 2 20 and 2 21 4. Hurlburt House stake names Pinkere Wilkes, Rumos and Jockothira among participants.
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Jewett
Anarch
Hurlburt House
Pinkere Wilkes
Rumos
Jockothira
Mark Baldwin Denies Recruiting St Louis Players
Mark Baldwin, pitoner of the moral club, emphatically denies attempting to lure Beyle and Lyons from the St. Louis club to Pittsburg. He claims Von der Abe is spreading rumors over a disputed salt charge and notes the St. Louis team left Philadelphia after the Philadelphia game.
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Mark Baldwin
Roral
Beyle and Lyons
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baldwin
von der Abe
Philadelphia
Mark Saye
Shugart Arrives as New Shortstop for Phillies Game
Shugart, the fresh West recruit, is expected in the city by morning and will start as shortstop in tonight's game against the Phillies. The club notes the release payment figures, with official tallies showing under $3,400 paid for Shugart's release while earlier reports cited $5,080 as the amount. The game details include line scores from Baltimore, Washington, and Cincinnati, with various battery assignments and errors listed.
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Shugart
Fto-Law
Phillies
Crleently
Bin
Tetaler
Club
Close and keen game between Wellsburg and Jeannette
In Werutsetis West Virginia on July 9 Wellsburg hosted Jeannette for a tight contest against Greva of Jeanette Pennsylvania. Heavy batting and fielding marked the game with several errors by Wellsburg and notable plays by Jones West and Robie. Umpire Roach officiated as Lauck West Ley and others contributed to a cautious but competitive battle.
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W. Va
Isy
Yteven
Greva
Jeannette
Wellsburg
Hite
Jones
Feetere
West
Robie
Lauck
Ley Uimpire
Roach
Races at Chicago Meet Reported with Winners
Results from Chicago on July 9 show Lake Breese winning the first race over Farine and Hispania. Reveal took first in the one mile second race with Raniel second and Eli Kindig third. Virgo d Or ne, Joe Blackburn second, Marion first, Santiago second, Whitney third in the long third and fourth races. Trust test won the fifth mile race with Woodbenn second and Attens vatene third. Nelile Pearl art led the six eighths race with Irish tnner second and C L Brown third. Time noted as 1:55 in the fourth race.
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Chicago
Tolay
Lake Breese
Farine
Hispania
Reveal
Raniel
Eli Kindig
Virgo d
Whitney
Trust
Woodbenn
Attens Vatene
Nelile Pearl Art
Irish Tnner
C L Brown
Philadelphia Driving Club Stakes Results Include Lady Sheridan Win
At Philadelphia Driving Club on July 9 results show Lady Sheridan winning the Bingham House stakes for $2,500, with Rae second and Black C third in the 2:6 pacing. In the trot events Gipsy Girl takes third while Grand P places second and Oiter first in the 2:2 split. other finishers include Frank F and Bell with best times noted as 2:21 and 2:07 respectively.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Driving Club
Lady Sheridan
Rae
Black C
Chi
Grand P
Gipsy Girl
Frank F
Tom
Ex Connective Bell
American Athletes Triumph Over British Opponents at London Meet
At Taffoell Park Athletic Club grounds a large crowd watched American runners win events. Mortimer Remington led in 22 seconds from scratch while AH Halleck finished strong from eight yards. Cadman and Gordon added others as Joe Queckberner set a 14‑pound hammer mark of 122 feet 7.44 inches, beating an English record by 2 feet 2.? inches.
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Manhattan
Taffoell Park Athletic Club
Mortimer Remington
AH. L. Halleck
Cadman
Thim
J. D
County League Directors Meet at Pratt's Store
County Baseball League directors held a lively meeting at Pratt's store last evening. They resolved to try and resolve the lost individual scores amid confusion from the recent incident. Newspaper notes indicate the event was to proceed with caution and further updates to follow.
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County League
County Baseball League
Pratt‘s
Local Racing Challenges Between Beatty and Nichols
Yesterday's announced challenges include William Beatty of Shire Oaks versus Thomas Nichols of Brownshire over a 125 yard race on even terms or a 10 yard spread, with a 00 wide stake. Florence Amon will race Nichols, giving 106 yards and taking three yards, for 50 a side, with a meeting set at this office tomorrow evening at 8 50.
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Shire Oaks
Ron Thomas Nichols
Brownshire
Beatty
Nichols
Florence Amon
Thomas Nichols
Amon
Homewood Grand Circuit Entries Preview Major Meet
The Homewood grand circuit meeting entries are published, listing the world’s best pacers and trotters. Prominent drivers will attend. daily racing could be outstanding with favorable weather. The four days feature classes from 2:6 to 2:23 and purses reaching substantial amounts as top horses and drivers converge in this city.
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Lst
Slavin Rejects Challenge for 10000 Side Bet and Talks Sullivan Fight
New York hears a cable stating Slavin refuses California Athletic Club offer to match Jackson for 10000. Slavin would box Sullivan for 8000 offered by Melbourne Athletic Club if Sullivan agrees. If Jackson and Corbett meet again, Slavin would fight him.
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Dispatch
New York
Slavin
California Athletic Club
Jackson
Sullivan
Melbourne Athletic Club
Corbett
Ner
London sensationally reels over boxing bout postponement
Report from London says Jim Smith and Ted Pritchard engaged in a sensational exchange with Smith knocked out in four rounds, but the result is disputed as a fake claim. The bout is postponed to August.
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Dispatch
Lospos
London
Jim Smith
Ted Pritchard
Yayce
Smith
Local Baseball and Trap Event Notes From Area
Reports indicate Brookville defeated Du Bois 7 to 4 with Shugart and Lynch pitching for the locals. A Denver outfielder Curtis is sought by an eye pont club agent. Homestead carpenters to play Towers on July 18. Glenwood Club plans a bird sweep with first trap at 2 PM tomorrow. Mansfield and Climax County League officials McGovern, England, and Wasmund to officiate.
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Ea Shagert
Reilly
Brookville
du Bois
King
Gmne
Ey Pont
Curtis
Denver the Carpenters and Joiners
Homestead
Uly
Fayette City
Haslon
Nets
Tee
Wi Shugart
Pip
Lynch
Mpire
Annar
Wade
Hanson
Glenwood
Mansfield
Climax
McGovern
Englan
Wasmund
Cresson and Kennate Special Train Schedule
Beginning Saturday July 11 1891 the Cresson and Kennate special departs Union station at 2 45 PM every Saturday arriving Cresson 5 40 PM Ebensburg 6 10 PM. It returns Monday leaving Ebensburg 7 05 AM Cresson 7 35 AM arrives Pittsburgh 10 35 PM and stops at principal stations between Pittsburgh and Cresson.
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Cresson
Weather and Race Notes From Dunkirk Meet
The report describes excellent weather for the races and a dance crowd at the event. In the first race Hexwood won the first heat while Bogardus took the heat. details on positions are partial. The fourth heat recorded a time around 2 32. In the second race a free-for-all pace is mentioned with B. B. noted.
Friday Specials at Horse & Co. Penn Avenue
Wash goods and fabrics offered at reduced prices with 60c to 25c discounts. Scotch ginghams 25c and 15c items, organdie lawns 12c, remnants priced low. Sale advertised by Horse & Co. at 62 Penn Avenue.
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Sone Abn
Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Clerks at Census Office Seek New Posts Amid Pressure
About 1,500 clerks at the Census Office have been discharged or plan to be, pressing for government positions elsewhere. They claim civil service exams in the Census Office qualify them for other branches, though the exam was special and not like the standard test. Secretary Foster and Secretary Rusk face intense politicking as Ohio influence strains the system. civil service officials are pressed for ways to avoid law violations and placate the applicants.
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Wasliscroux
Census Office
Foster
Rusk
Ohio
Mr. Rusk
Classified
Civil Service
Boston Immigration Row Ends With Treasury Respecting State System
Boston authorities argued with the Treasury Secretary over abolishing state immigration inspection. After a formal meeting Assistant Secretary Nettleton conceded that Boston’s system is effective. The arrangement stays but state officials will be dismissed and rehired as Treasury officers.
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Treasury Department
Naval Academy Report Recommends Major Admissions Changes
The Board of Visitors to Annapolis, via Secretary Alexander Sharp, reports to the Navy on June academy visit. Proposals include raising admission age to 18, repealing a $950 sea pay donation for cadets not serving after six years, advance appointment rules, preparatory study for entrants, and that cadets discharged for poor conduct or studies not be retained or appointed until their class has departed with commissions.
Bar Harbor Hears Turkish Minister Map Route to Arbitration
Bar Harbor hosts Mavoreyni Bey Turkish Minister to the United States amid speculation that Secretary Blaine supports Sultan as arbiter in the Bering Sea dispute. Bey’s visit sparks diplomatic chatter as arbitration appears favored to settle the controversy.
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DENT
Wasuisetos
Mavoreyni Bey
United States
Bar Harbor
Blaine
Turkey
Mayorared Bey
Bering Sea
Experts to Overhaul Keystone and Spring Garden Banks
Mesars Faunce and Brown, Philadelphia accountants, arrived at the Treasury Department to begin a complete, exhaustive examination of the Keystone and Spring Garden National Bank failures. Assistant Secretary Nettleton charged them to start immediately and report progress each Saturday. The investigators will likely begin work in Philadelphia tomorrow, choosing order and method in consultation.
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Waterseton
Philadelphia
Revolutionary plot said to stir on Long Island
A Government officer received a letter suggesting a revolutionary movement is being organized on United States soil. It alleges Captain Annett operated in Norfolk Virginia recruiting men for a treasure hunt in Mexican waters, with the plan connected to long island activity.
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Wasumeron
Captain Annett
Norfolk
Morowever
Secret filibuster party plans arms voyage from Island Sound port
The writer claims the group is secretly loading arms and ammunition at a port on Island Sound. He wants to avoid trouble and fights, has signed for the expedition but may withdraw if legal action is possible. Officials doubt the report and see possible cautious filibustering but wonder whether Haiti or Mexico is the target.
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Haiti
Mexico
Elliott Tells Of Fenian Past In Murder Trial
W J Elliott the defendant in the great murder trial testified in his own defense. He described his Irish birth in 1663 and service in the Fifty ninth Massachusetts Regiment. He spoke of Fenian activity after the Rebellion using the alias F N Cavanaugh and claimed British prison authorities assigned it to avoid implicating American authorities. He said he stood watch for Osborn the Sunday before the murder and had threats against him. The examination paused for noon recess.
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New York
Osborn
Fis l
Balance of a Gang Caught in Burglary Case
Alderman King jailed George Jones and George Livns on burglary charges from a Watson Coal Co. break in at Watson station. Aiding Detective McCure, three suspects were captured and jailed in Monongahela City. Miller was shot during the incident and is recovering. Hearings are set for next week.
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Alderman King
George Jones
George Livns
McCure
Forward Township
Watson Coal Company
Watson Station
McKeesport and
Bellegennon
Frank Miller
Miller
Hoe
Monongahela City
Beaver
Jones
Rochester
Livas
Davis expected to settle disputes with creditors today
Harry Davis arrived from Cincinnati to defend business interests in the grove dispute. He says a $5,000 investment backed profits but rivals pushed him, planning a meeting with creditors at Attorney C N Bakers office to settle soon. Attachments in Cincinnati total small sums, while local executions total 5072 50 and 757 43.
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Cincinnati
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C. N. Baker
Frank McCann
Mr. Davis
Frank Pretenpe
Samuel J. Ttle
Chinese as Employers Bright White Workers in Canning
A San Francisco report describes a Stockton Street fruit cannery run by Chinese, employing 30 to 40 white women and girls and an equal number of Chinese workers. The Latino fruit is handled by women, mostly Italians and Portuguese, who are well treated and well paid. The cannery is clean and efficient, paying about 14 1/2 cents more per pound for fruit than white canneries, suggesting Chinese firms outperform Americans in manufacturing.
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Stacial
Dispatch
San Francisco
Stockton Street
Northwestern Saengerfest opens with debut of Marie Ritter-Goetze
Milwatere July 9 The Northwestern Saengerbund festival opened with Marie Ritter-Goetze making her West debut to acclaim. La Crosse Wisconsin singers performed well and 2 000 public school pupils provided a drawing card. Orchestral selections included Mozart Figaro overture Rubinstein Tocadore et Andalouz and Bizet Minuet. The chorus sang for the first time this evening.
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Saengerbund
Marie Ritter-Goetze
Newark
la Crosse
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Mozart
Rubinstein
Bizet
Police Captain Unterbaum in Critical Condition
Captain Henry Unterbaum of the First district is seriously injured at home after a past confrontation. A kneecap wound worsened, and doctors fear blood poisoning may threaten his leg, with amputation possible to save his life.
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Unterbaum
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Treasury official Drew urged to resign from post
The Treasury Department demands the resignation of examiner Drew after he resisted the Comptroller of the Treasury request. Drew sent a letter asking withdrawal of the demand and to remain in office, but Washington reports indicate the Comptroller has reiterated the department’s insistence on resignation.
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Bank K Examiner
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Cows killed by lightning strike in Montgomery County
A violent storm in Montgomery county killed six dairy cows sheltering under a tree. The cows, found dead with no visible marks, belonged to John Panconast. In a separate note, Chesapeake Nail Works and Central Iron Works will raise puddlers' wages from 75 to a ton within a week, with Lochiel Iron Works following soon.
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Distatch
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Chesapeake Nail Works
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Laundryman Refuses Delivery Leads to Suit in Cahill Alderman Court
Mong Chong Chi of Wylie avenue refused to deliver a bundle of clothes to Thomas Hogan after presenting a check. Hogan filed suit before Alderman Cahill and Chi posted bail for a hearing.
Douglass Interview on Haiti Haiti Politics and Hippolyte
The New York Age prints minister Fred Douglass remarks on Haiti after the 1870s unrest. He notes Port au Prince distrusted Hippolyte, loyalists backed Legitime, and Hippolyte warned of strict measures to maintain order. The cathedral scene during a prison break boosted the regime’s harsh response and spurred lasting fear.
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Jaly
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New York Age
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Sister's Child Dispute Draws Inspector Visit
Miss Fannie Whalen asked Inspector McAleese about her sister Rowntree who runs the Home for Unemployed Domestics on Lacock Street Allegheny. The child, about a year old, was raised by Whalen for nine years and recently recaptured. both women seek custody with Humane authorities consulted.
Frozen meat trade boom between New Zealand and England
The article compares frozen sheep exports from New Zealand rising from 8,839 in 1882 to 1,562,647 in 1890. It notes Australia’s trade lag but cites a Sydney journal predicting growth due to cheaper freezing and freight, rising domestic demand, and expanding Australian flocks and herds creating wealth from Europe’s food needs.
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Seashore Trip Offer for Ten Days at S50 Low
A promotional rail fare announces round trips to Cape May Atlantic City Sea Isle City or Ocean City for ten days from sale date. The deal includes Pullman parlor car service on the trains July 23 via the Pennsylvania Railroad with tickets sleeping berths available at 110 Fifth Avenue.
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Remnant Day at Boces and BuBL on Second Floor
Today on the second floor shoppers find white embroidered sash muslins in multiple price points from 15c to 3744¢ with 40c, 25c, 50c and $1 options. A remnant sale offers varied pieces as department store stock moves.
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Friday Specials at Jos. Homme & Co
Wash goods and organdie lawns offered at deep discounts with multiple Scotch gingham varieties reduced from 60c to 25c and 20c to 12c. Remnants also priced for Friday, at 607-621 Penn avenue.
Seashore trip deal offers low rate with Pullman cars
An advertisement touts affordable seashore travel with a low rate. It offers day and sleeping car berths in Pullman parlor cars at 110 Fifth Avenue.
Callahan Funeral Notice for Hannah Callahan
Mrs Hannah Callahan mother of Albert W and Charles J of Niles dies at home 21 Penn avenue funeral from family residence Saturday July 11 at 6 50 am Requiem high mass at St Marys of Mercy Church Third avenue and Ferry street at 9 am Friends of the family invited to attend
Evans May Become Chief Engineer in Fire Bureau Change
Reported at last night’s council meeting that Samuel N. Evans, recently resigning as superintendent, would head the Bureau of Fire as Chief Engineer with executive power over buildings apparatus and men. The plan shifts fire supervision to the Assistant Chief Engineer in whose district a fire occurs. Mayor action pending on ordinance creating the new Fire Director post and salary.
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Brown
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Lady swallows laudanum in Smithfield drug store
A woman purchased laudanum and drank more than a teaspoonful in a Smithfield street drug store. The clerk notified police as a possible suicide. the woman said she routinely takes larger doses for pain and the incident was called a natural mistake by the inspector. No name is to be published.
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In Spector
End of the Belgian Strike Ends Long Labor Walkout
The Belgian miners strike lasting 70 days ends as the Knights of Labor council orders a general resumption of business. About 4,500 miners return to work today, with the remaining strikers to follow tomorrow.
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Police Roundup Reports From The City
Various arrests and detentions reported overnight across districts. Fraxz of Southside to appear at 9 for shooting a woman in the leg. Arrestees include Finarson for watch theft, and others for larceny forgery assault or disorderly conduct. Police in Allegheny and Four Mile Run also detain individuals on weapon and theft charges.
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William Moenar
William McClusky
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M. Caplan
Washington Street
Fires cause extensive damage across multiple locations
Fire reports from Birmingham Soap Works in Birmingham Alabama and several other sites include a $27,000 loss at the Birmingham plant with $14,000 insured, plus city alarms at Jacob Finenfelt’s home, George Roberts’ chimney blaze on Saran Street, and a Rural House fire in Franklin. Major blaze at Mitchell Bros. mill complex in Jennings near Cadillac destroyed lumber, mill and dwellings, totaling about $2,000,000 with only $250,000 insured.
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River News and Notes from Alleghent and Brownsville
Upper Ganges shows river at 4 feet 5 inches and falling with clear weather. Morcanrowx river at 5 feet and falling with a 76 degree thermometer reading and fair conditions. Brownsville reports river at 4 feet and falling with a 72 degree temperature. Airean river at 9 feet and falling, fair and cool conditions.
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River Levels Rise and Ports Update Across Cities
River gauges show rising water with reports from WreerLinG River and Ville River. Observations note 7 feet inches at rises, silt readings varying, and departures affecting Savannah, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh trade routes. Weather remains clear and cool with bweren noted, canal conditions improving amid scattered readings.
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Wharves Rise Flood Mark and River Traffic Report
Flooding on the wharves reaches 12 feet and rising creating a heavy water stage for coalboats. Vessels like M. F. Allen and Jim Wood move in and out with empties while dredges work near Daria Island dam to clear a hazardous bar. A smoky collision near Revere injures crew and damages Smoky City.
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Boston Stocks and Steamer Routes Listed
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Simen's Bargains Offer Ladies' Button Shoes at $1
Bargain alert from Simen's on Ohio Street Allegheny offering 200 pairs of ladies high priced button boots size 3 for only one dollar. Footwear sale promises quick sellout at the 78 Ohio street shop.
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!