Deadly tornado wrecks Pekin steamer Frankie Folsom
The pleasure steamer Frankie Folsom capsized near Peoria Lake during a tornado. At least fourteen dead are confirmed with many missing. Rescue efforts by divers and tow boats continued through the night as officials and citizens aid survivors and recover bodies.
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Pronto
Inn
Chatsworth
Peoria
Pekin
Frankie Folsom
Peoria Lake
Folsom
Delavan
Pekin Thisfternoon
J. JH
McMeen
Bencon
Fred Fisher
Cora
John I. Anrerds
Ae Mary Flath
Henry Dundiker
Way to Win offered free booklet to Chicago readers
A Chicago development association promotes a vividly illustrated booklet titled The Way to Win. It will be rent free to any cave person upon application to Jax E Robt L Me Co at the Chamber of Commerce building Chicago. Readers are urged to try their money at the People’s Barings Bank 81 Fourth ore for inter coh.
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Chicago Development Association
Messrs. Jax E & Robt. L. Me’ & Co
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Shooting Gallery Proprietor James Masterton Dies
James Masterton proprietor of a Penn avenue shooting gallery died from a forehead wound after being shot Tuesday night at West Penn Hospital. Coroner ordered post mortem and inquest. shooter George Geis in custody awaiting verdict. Masterton formerly a nurse at West Penn Hospital.
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James Masterton
Penn Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
West Penn Hospital
Masterton
George Geis
Pleasant Valley Directors Keep Talks On Consolidation Quiet
The Pleasant Valley Street Railway directors met at the Sixth Avenue office and declared a 3 percent dividend for the six months, payable July 20. The company’s condition was described as first class, and consolidation with the Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Railway was not discussed. A major stockholder warned against any consolidation and threatened legal action if pursued.
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Pleasant Valley Street Railway
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Railway
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Road
Mate
Allegheny Superintendent Receives Harrisburg Arrest Telegram
Superintendent Muth of Allegheny received a telegram from Harrisburg police stating two local boys Raymond Roberts of 76 Ward Street and Samuel Young of Hamlin Street were under arrest. He would see their parents to determine what could be done for the youths amid an ongoing inquiry.
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Muth
Allegheny
Harrisburg
Raymond Roberts
Ward Street
Samuel Young
Hamlin Street
Miners Threaten Strike in Seuday Creek Valley
Hon. John McBride returned from Seuday Creek Valley and reports miners in W. Rend mines prepared to strike, but a settlement followed after operators understood miners demands.
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Rend
Commecus
John McBride
Seuday Creek
W. Rend
Tragic Infant Found Floating Near Sedgwick Street
Workmen along the river Lank at the foot of Sedgwick street Allégheny retrieved a wooden box containing a two week old infant corpse. The body was decomposed and taken to Lowries undertakers with the coroner notified.
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Sam Sutton
Tazewell County
Willows
Aderman M. Goloon
Pekin
Warner
Main Street
Lank
Sedgwick Street
Allégheny
Lowrie
Postmaster Gilleland Rapidly Recovering
Postmaster Gilleland is on the rapid road to recovery after a comfortable night. His son reported to Allegheny postal officials that his condition is improving and that a return to health is now a matter of time.
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Gilleland
Allegheny
Oil City Relief Committee Oversees Donation Transfer
The Oil City and Titusville Relief Committee met yesterday and directed Treasurer Thompson to forward 2900 pounds to the Oil City committee. A committee was appointed to audit Thompson's accounts following his request.
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Oil City
Titusville
Thompson
Humboldt student mark corrected to 86.5 percent
The High School examination mark for Henry Evans of Humboldt Sub-District School was misreported as 76 percent. the correct score is 86.5 percent.
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Henry Evans
Humboldt
France Gets 800000 Francs For Chicago Fair Expenses
The Chamber of Deputies approved an extra credit of 800,000 francs for France's Chicago Fair expenses. The notice also promotes Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant as a remedy for throat and lung ailments including asthma.
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Parris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Recommendation for Chamberlain's Remedy in McVeytown
James Forey an optician from McVeytown Pa endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He says it cured him quickly after other remedies failed and that he recommends it on merit not profit. He asserts no hesitation in advising the product to the public and friends.
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Chamberlain
James Forey
TuwThsa McVeytown
Everhardt & Ober Brewing's Pure Lager Now Available
Volksbrau lager is described as genuine pure beer made from hops and malt by Everhardt & Ober Brewing Company. Bottled and on tap at all Orsiciaes restaurants and saloons. Also notes a July clearance sale at HJ Lynch 488 Market Street.
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Everhardt & Ober Brewing Company
Orsiciaes
Trsn
HJ. Lynch
Men in Charge of Pennsylvania National Guards Roster
Complete roster lists Commander in Chief Governor Robert E. Pattison and senior staff. Details cover division and field officers infantry cavalry artillery including brigadier generals and staff, line officers of infantry, field officers of artillery, staff officers of engineers and specialists with numerous colonels majors and captains across regiments.
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Pennsylvania National Guards
Robert E. Pattison
Latry
Louis W. Read
John L Rogers
Thomas J. Hudson
Chambers McKibben
Herman Osthans
Walter W. Greenland
Richard &. Edwards
Alexander Krumbhaar
Henry D. Paxson
O. E. McClellan
A.J. Drexel, Jr
Rollin H. Wilbur
James Duffy
Wylie T. Wilson
Harvey A. Tyson
James West
James R. Hunslaker
Lavery Bradley
William C. Connelly, Jr
Andrew D. Sealy
John Frost Tied
George W
Philadelphia City Cavalry Officers and Assignments
A list of officers and ranks within the Philadelphia City Cavalry including Governor's Troop Lieutenants and First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry positions. Names named include Charles P. Meek James Rawle John M. Major Edmund H. McCullowsh John A. Fritchey Alexander W. Biddle Daniel B. Fry Thomas J. Bell and others.
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John P
Gobla
John A. Wiley
Robert Porter Deobert
Starr Orrierns
William H. Egre
J. Wilks O'Neill
Eugene Townsend
Austin Cartin
Milton A. Gherst
Joan G. Bobb
Charles Miller
James E. Silliman
Samuel Huglett
Wilson F.braden
Frank K. Patterson
Henry P. Moyer
Robert Adam
Icers
Alexander L. Hawkins
John W. Schall
William A. Kreps
Norman M. Smith
Morris J. Keck
Frank J. Magee
Theodore Burenfeld
Willis J. Hulings
Wendell P. Bowman
Peter D. Perchment
Ezra H. Ripple
James
John & Hardin
Join Wilson Hubbard
John H. Snatterle
William Kley
Henry Croskey Quigley
Quanteum
John A. Franks
Econd
Frederick P. Koons
Edwin ¥. D. Seldon
Orlando L. Niehals
Samual AH. Williams
Firth
A. P. Buckholt
William & McLain
Edward Everett Robbins
Edward C. Mercur
William F. Richardson
Willian H. Pierce
State Fencibles
Milton M. Allen
Harry Fare
Simon B. Cameron
William Kt. Bell
Charles G. Mattis
Strakons
I. K. Weaver
George W. Neff
Urngeons
William McC. Johnston
William J. Ashenfelter
George H Haberstadt
John A.fell
Derman Burgin
C. E. Jauss
Martin Luther Foch
Edward Martin
Merlin Z. Albro
William G. Fulton
David Gilmore Foster
William F. Keily
Walter 5. Stewart
Emil T. Cherry
John M. Martin
Morris F. Cawley
Oscar Brombaugh
A. Bigiow
Walter L. Pennock
John D. Moore
William G. Weaver
William F. Robeson
Charles Pitzpatrick,Jr
Stave Fencibles
Norton Downs
Robert Patterson Robins
William Simpson Grim
Joseph Calvin Lee
John Thompson Allom
William 8. Brown
Bon Dougherty
Thomas Cosmeely
John L. Caldwell
Frank L. Hotter
W. Newton Smith
Alfred L. Pearson, Jr
Elmer E. Critchfield
Jesse E. Kerr
Martin H. Smith
Claude B. Pratt
One Christie
Charles M. Machold
Charles A. Rutter
Joseph A. Defour
Jwaellin
Thomas M. McGlathery
CnaPlains
Daniel Eberly
Samuel C. Logan
Henry C. McDuck
John L. Milligan
Charles M. Stock
Latsuan McGuire
Thomas C. Buheimer
Daniel K. Kepner
Nee F. Hoyt
Feroies
William J. Nintu
Ken
Peter H. Jacobus
James Muldoon
Henry Jacobs
Louis ER. Walters
John W. Nesbit
Eli Z. Strine
William H. Holmes
Charlies H. Worman
William Swesley
William Khellow
Saecees
Charles M. Clement
Chark F. Seaman
Rufus Co
George W. Ahrens
John Oies
James Woe
Albert L. Williams
Leonard L. Ray
Martin Bell, Jr
William EK. Thomson
John C. Gerbly
Richard W. A. Simmons
George EK. Taylor
Marion M. Baker
William D. Mickiey
Edward B. Watts
Milton
Nelson Strinberg
Thurber T Ieee
Paxson
Frank Cande Baker
Espe Will R. Ca Sixti
A. J
John P. Penney
Joseph R. Day
A. G. Tim
George W. Ren
Gustavus J. Rochert
Wee
John T. Finn
Teem
Kirk
James A
J P. Kennedy
John W. Min
J. Harry Corbett
Anthony F. Machold
Edwin W. Copwell
John Blackburn Royd.ress
Bare
C . P. Todd
George A. Harris
Ellsworth C. Wescoat
William F. Reber
William N. Harner
William #. Barber
Welfth
William H. Davis
Daniel Ferte
John D. Bader
Mil Charles Wagner
Frank Jacobs
James B. Hamilton
Harry A. Mitchell
Frank A. Boyer
Eugene D. Fellows
John D. McClintock
McClellan Leggett
James Gibson Crawford
Luke H. Frasher
David B Simpson
Adolph Hartunsz
Herman RB. Madison
William G. Leok
James K. Rathmell
Aeamin F. Gabris
Wie X. Slagle
Michael J. Tierney
George W. Garvin
Istam Pfmet
Frank B. Atler
J. Philip Lautenslager
Gustavus K. Morehead
Robert G. Stinson
Charles L. Peek
Vincent Gilpin Robinson
William H. Straub
Orville L. Rowland
Henry A. Parsons, Jr
James A. Wible
Matthew ©. Muir
William Brod
William H. Keener
Joseph A. Ryan
Thomas Prosser
Warren James McClelland
John H. West
William James Moore
Joseph T. Ferguson
John H. Rust
John M. Herryhill
William Cairns
Charles Evans Rogers
Jonoah Lamey
August Flury
Ezekial Laubenstein
Edwin Morris DeCan, Jr
Frank M. Earle
Joseph Jackson
J. Harry Rhibaner
Charles, IP. Gearhart, Jr
Geo. W. Wricht
J. Davis Wier
George E. Kemp
George W. Phillips
Charlies BR. Schrack
Louis Frederick Eaker
John F. Anetin
Randolph M. Stratton
C. Hillard Bell
John B. Staley
James A. Medlar
John Anderson
John HK. Matlack, Jr
William Aherne
Herbert B. Chase
Josiah Jones
Charlies C. Ecket
Jacob Britz
Harry Conn
Alexander A. Borland
Net H. McDevitt
William A. McCoy
Charles Spangler
Levi Frank McDonough
George W. Higgins
Lewis Leyman
Preston C. Thoms
Edward H. Crumley
Richard Somiesky
Charles D. Harris
Artemus W. Deane
Calvin W. Rigg, Jr
Charles M. Walter
William A
St. Wells Corwin
Lee R. McVeagh
Alfred Donald Gearhart
Thomas F. Letzkus
Thomas J. Reneker
Warren D. Henderson
Joel P. Walker
John H. Nbaalee
Charles E. Swith
Ee Wilhelm
Alfred CooUey
George W. O'Daniel
Charles T. Bordwell
Leverett J. Seeley
Thomas G. Jones
Lawrence Brown Fonda
Charles J. Friedman
Everhart Hierer
Owen S&s. Henry
Epeats Carroll MK
Warner Lindsay
Leon E. Dait
Cassius M. Hobaugh
Frank G. Roth
Shelby Means
Julius 8
Lawson
George 8
Christy
Daniel Webster Scism
Edwin R. Bergstresser
Charles Robeler
Ham F. Buchler
Geo John Mihleder
Mit
Horace John Mullin
John O. Bowman
Joseph L. Carter
Gro W. Reynolds
David M. Pascoe
T .Elroy G. Loran
Charles T. Wilson
John L. Hull
Linden T. Harris
W. M. Mahan
Frederick J. Hartung
William Alcorn
Martin L
William C. Latimer
Joseph Rarities
Charles S. W. Jones
Sheridan
Joseph Lapsley Wilson
Philadelphia
Philadelphia City Cavalry
Charles P. Meek
Thomas M. Flock
James Rawle
John M. Major
Maxet
Edmund H. McCullowsh
Sorr- Qroxs
John A. Fritchey
Alexander W. Biddle
Daniel B
Mount Etna Eruption Intensifies Amid Destruction
Rome reports Mount Etna's eruption growing more violent with active crater fires and loud explosions. A morning earthquake toppled the coastal town of Giarre, population 18,000, sparking fears of many deaths. Engineers rush to protect water wells from lava water damage. Local residents show no panic.
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Rome
Mount Etna
Giarre
Sicily
Beory Floyd Shot During Altercation Near Homestead Strike
Beory Floyd, wounded in a Monday night shooting by John Bradford, lies in critical condition at Homeopathic Hospital. Alderman McKenns collected Floyd's ante mortem statement yesterday. Floyd reports an unknown man fired four shots, two hitting him, amid Homestead strike tensions.
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Beory Floyd
Henry Floyd
John Bradford
Alderman McKenns
Floyd
Late News In Brief From Around The World
London eyes cholera threats in Acre and British Columbian towns. Cholera outbreaks spark quarantines. fires kill eight children in Berkhamstead. Wyoming cattle trials near end. Mount Blanc excursionists feared dead. Vicious crimes and bank insolvency run in USA and Europe as storms devastate crops and mines handle refineries.
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London
Acre
Egypt
Cincinnati
Illinois
Wyoming
Mount Blanc
St. Gervais
Victoria
Berkhamstead
Padneah
J. B. Kissler
Toccoa City
Mercer County
Chicago Carpenters’ Unions
Stomach Bitters Touted For Digestive Ailments And Health
In the dyspepsia crisis described the remedy is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It is recommended with dietary abstinence from injurious foods and drinks. The text claims the Bitters fight malaria biliousness kidney trouble rheumatism and liver disorder.
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Eppiases
Excursion Fares Announced For Trips From Pittsburg
Through Allegheny Valley Railway Torayday July 10 offers Lake Chautauqua and return for 500 dollars Niagara Falls and return 70 Toronto Canada and return 800 Tickets valid fifteen days returning Trains depart Union Station eight twenty A M and six PM featuring Eastlake coaches and Pullman bullet parlor and sleeping cars Brotherhood crew to Rock Point via Pennsylvania Lines July 16 round trip 4 cents from Pittsburgh Special train 8 AM central time regular train 12 20 PM Tur
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Lake Chautauqqua
Niagara Falla
Toronto
Canada
Union Station
Brotherhood
Rock Point
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
TuTur
Out of Town? Store Valuables at Farm ers' Deposit Vault
Notice urges travelers to place silverware and valuables in the Farmers' Deposit National Bank safe deposit vaults at 66 Fourth Avenue for absolute protection, at a small cost. Also mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as aid for teething babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Liquor Dealer Charged With Wholesale Law Violation
H A Wolf of Second avenue and Try street faced a magistrate trial for selling fewer than the required 12 pints per customer in defiance of a wholesale liquor act order. Also, in Harrisburg an injunction was issued to Scranton Mutual Aid Association to show cause why it should not be dissolved for lacking a charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wolf
Second Avenue
Try Street
Gripp
McKelvey
Chief Brown
Harrisburg
Scranton Mutual Aid Association
Luper
Body of Paul White Found After Drowning
The 12 year old Paul White drowned at Kensington on Sunday was found at Herrs Island yesterday. Friends identified the body at the morgue last night and took it home.
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Paul White
Kensington
Herr's Island
Paria Word's Fair Set for 1900 Exhibition Dates
President Carnot signed a decree for a universal exhibition in Paria Word's Fair city in 1900. The event opens May 5 and closes October 31, with nationwide Cabinet Council approval today.
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Carnot
Lander Endorses Chamberlain’s Diarrhea Remedy
Mr. J. A. Lander of Clarksburg Missouri, a prominent state figure, says he has seen good results from Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and recommends it. For sale by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
J. A. Lander
Clarksburg
Chamberlain
TuwThsa
Public notice of financial details at Cor district
A public notice lists 401 Smithfield Street Cor fourth avenue Capital with a surplus of 75000 and a total of 100000. Dets of 1 and upward received and interest allowed at d percent.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Through to Toronto by Daylight Excursion Train Ad
Niagara Falls to Toronto excursion via P. L. E. Saturday July 16 with Smoky City Lounge K of FP tickets valid two days to return. Secure berths at once. Have clothing cleaned before vacation at Preiser the Men’s Clothing Cleaner 443 Smithfield Street Pittsburgh 100 Federal Street Allegheny. Seventeen wagons at your service.
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Niagara Falls
Smoky City Louge, K
Berore
Preiier
Smithield Street
Pittaburg
Federal Street
Allegheny
Trea
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