Rain Damps Pittsburg Cleveland Baseball Clash
In a rain interrupted game at Cleveland, the home team beat Pittsburg 4 to 2. Hanlon and Reilly starred defensively as Cleveland capitalized on a key error by Beckley and efficient hitting to secure the victory. King and Virtue contributed for Pittsburg before the stoppage ended the contest in eight innings due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
Telean
Miller
King
Virtue
Wil
Johnson
Remy
Manion Langeil
Beckley
Mehean
Clevehed
Childs
Shucerts
Shagart
Davis
Cleveland
Woocate Childe
Kho
Mack
Tebeau
Miler
Tasce
King Fo Inmaren
Zimmer
Neelly
Pittslorcet
Stagart
New York Giants Fall To Quakers In Polo Grounds Tilt
New York Giants lose to Philadelphia Quakers 5 to 4 at the Polo Grounds in front of 1,590 fans. O Rourke drove in all four New York runs as Brown and Allen starred for the Giants. Delehanty and Richardson provided early scoring for Philadelphia, with a tense finish as New York stranded base runners in the late innings.
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Giants
Quakers
Polo Grounds
O'Rourke
New York
Brown
Alien
Philadelphia
Earood
Philadelia
Memeran
Delehanty
Stolenichardson
Hamilton
Ety Aliry
Thible
Allen, Myers
Sinedie
Atnan
Ott Welch
Gleason
Hy Welch
Hv Gierson
Paesed Wall—Clemente
Wid Fee Iene
pire—Lynch
League Record and Schedule Fragment
The League Record lists teams and scores with cities: New York Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburg and mentions upcoming schedule with matches including Pittsburg at Cleveland Cincinnati at Chicago Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia.
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W.l.p.cw
L. P.O. Gibney
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Geveland
Pittsburg
To-Thay
Cleveland
Chicago
Pula
Cooneys Bad Error Turns Tide in Cincinnati Win
Reds overcome early pitching struggle as an eighth inning misplay by Cooney allows them to seize the lead and beat Chicago. Mullane and Luby shut down the opposition with strong relief as Chicago errors plague the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crtcaco
Jay
Cooney
Mullane
tLaby
Boston Defeats Brooklyn in Second Meeting of the Day
In Heeros on July 0 the Bostonteam defeated the Brooklyns for the second time today. Both sides produced solid hitting but Boston secured the win at codance, LAL with a decisive score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
Bostons
Heeros
Hostons
Incomplete Baseball Play By Play Summary
Fragmentary game notes show references to Caruthers Bennett and Clark with mentions of Brooklyn and umpires Morrill and Battin. No clear final score or full actions due to garbled OCR.
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Caruthere
Stoverag En Bennett
Bennett
Clarkson
Caruthers
Brooklyn
Morrill and
Battin
Quite a Surprise as McGunnigle Fails to Become Manager
Local baseball patrons learn that W H McGunnigle will not be engaged as manager of the home team. Negotiations were declared off after terms misunderstandings. McGunnigle wanted 1800 in advance for the season, directors expected 12 months at that rate. He cited his Providence salary of 2000 for the season, offered balance at Brooklyn rate, while directors proposed 2200 for 12 months. Negotiations ended. McGunnigle may seek Athletic Club Philadelphia. Directors to meet today to decide. Hanlon to assume control if needed.
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W. HH. McGunnigle
Bell
McGunnigle
Etnhb
McGinnigie
McGunnigie
Providence
Brooklyn
Metzunnigie
Philadelphia
Hanson
Hanlon
Pea
Mr. Scandrett
Association Record Schedule Highlights Major Matches
Association column lists games for today with Baltimore at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Cincinnati, Louisville at Columbus, and Athens at Louisville. Names and venues appear in abbreviated form reflecting scheduling notes for the league.
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Cincinnati
Mai
Oso
Stapennone
Batterice
Oye
Eg Summany
Hbatteries
Clark
Doustine
Meakin
Bran
Hite
Columbus
Louisville
Errors
Washington
Eevee
Boston
Pa Sen Ag Eien
Care
Sutclitte
Hufinton
May
Wite
Baetets
Cane
Sadaee
Baltimore Ak
Association Will Not Aid Louisville Club Says Kramer
President Kramer of the American Association states the association will not provide aid to the Louisville club. The club must raise needed funds from its own resources or elsewhere. He adds the League and Association must end their conflict, even if he proposes peace first.
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Dispatch
Chcmssats
Kramer
American Association
Louisville
League
Association
Local baseball clash ends in rain delay in Washington Wellsburg game
Washington defeats Wellsburg 10 to 2 after seven innings, Patterson and Mallory form the local battery while Jones starts for Wellsburg and is hit hard. Gibson shines for Washington with key defensive plays before rain stops play. Next Saturday the Pitburg team visits for a featured game.
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Wasnrroros
Ainice
Patterson
Mallory
Bridgeville County Leager
Jones
Wellsburgs
Paddon
Gibson
Jamestowns
Washington
Wellsburg
Jamestown and Bradford Meet in Classic NY-PA League Clash
A fragment records a James town Bradford game with Er ie and Olean line scores. Pitchers Jones and Coyle faced Ryan and Devie as Umpire Hoagiened presided over the Meadville Elmirarata tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Erie
Glenn
Olean
Jones
Coyle
Ryan
Devie
Hoagiened
Meadville
Elmirarata
Jeannette Team Fails on New York Tour
Special Telegram reports Jeannette Pennsylvania famous world-bearers played here July 2. In a shaky showing they trailed most of the game and only saved face for a moment in the fifth inning. The touring squad lost over thirty dollars on the trip and called the venture an utter financial failure. Debris and errors marked the game as West and Debbie Daniels and Hanlon took the mound for the local side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joinnette
Red Cross
Thematies
Ccdanantnasgauauseuy
Jeannette
Ste
Eetipee
Hathheries
West
Debbie
Daniels
Hanlon
Brookville Edge Reynoldsville In Pitcher's Battle
Brookville defeated Reynoldsville 4 to 3 in a pitchers duel this afternoon. The contest featured strong pitching on both sides and kept the score tight through the game.
Davenport Drops Out Of Illinois Iowa League
Davenport, Louisiana scrambling to join the Illinois Iowa league: this morning Davenport was dropped from the league and the six remaining clubs will play out the season as scheduled in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Ilinois
Iowa
Defeated Gur Boys in Fayette City Telegram
A fragment reports Fayette City sports action with the Fayettes defeating the Gur Boys. the note appears as a special telegram to the Dispatch dated July with unreadable details.
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Fayette City
Fayettes de
Our Boys Defeat Fayette 5 to 2 in Pittsburg Contest
Our Boys of Pittsburg won 5 to 2 today on s hits-Our Boys advanced with seven Fayet errors. Fayette played well but Our Boys took the lead early and held on for the victory.
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Our Boys
Pittsburg
Eetowe Tomon
Mank bats down Ansons in Connellsville tilt
In Connellsville on July 23 the C W Mank baseball team beat the newly formed A C Ansons by 4 to 0. Murph and Echard worked as the Manks battery against Nickie and Whaley of the Ansons.
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Dispatch
Cornellavilte
C. W. Mank
Connellsville
A.C. Ansons
Iay
Murph
Echard
Manks
Nickie and
Whaley
A. C. Ansons
Rain Delays Detroit Driving Club Trots as Saturday Races Off
Stormy weather mudded the Detroit Driving Club track forcing cancellation of running races for Saturday. Only one heat trotting was held in the 2:00 class with Prince Hogarth winning and a large crowd watching.
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Detroit
Demuth
Jerome Park Track
Dernort
Detroit Driving Club
Prince Hogarth
Pilot H
Little Albert
Lucy M
Yankee
Frank F
Magnoma
Ware
Lord Clinton
Letitia
Happy Bee
Wrandotte
Crowd At Jerome Track For Elizabeth And Seaside Stakes
Juneor Pann reports a crowd of about 35000 at Jerome track as Elizabeth and Harvest handicap races draw attention. Weather is cool, track good, with several races and listed entries for tomorrow including volunteers, Kilkenny and Vintage Time among others.
Sanatoga Race Day Results Highlight Local Juniors
Sanatoga July 2 races conclude with La Tosca taking the introductory scramble for 3-year-olds and up in five furlongs. Vallera wins the Travers Stakes for 3-year-olds. Zork captures the Finsh stakes for 2-year-olds. Calcium takes the 3-year-olds seven furlongs. Starter Ice wins the six race over seven eighths of a mile.
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al Ae
Fronnon
Es Ioniment
Knapanck
Fagot
Little Hope
Fern- Food
Delia
Futurity
Delaware
Westmoreland
Troy
Gladiator
Rory O'Moore
Bussanio
Ecarte
Fountain
Sanatoga
la Tosca
Bolero
Penny Royal
Jo Morrow
Vallera
Fith Hoodlum
Silver King
Zork
Promenade
Tom Tough
Calcium
Jake Screners
Snowball
Ice
Rosa
Bill Nye
Hawthorne Races at Carcago Reckon Winners
At Hawthorne track today the first race a three quarters mile was won by Phil Dwyer with Minnie Dee second and Buckhound third. Brook wood won the one and one sixteenth mile second Silver Lake third Tenteen time 1 04 Ed Bell placed third in the Illinois stakes one mile Don ovan Hills Blackburn second Fourth race one and one eighth miles Governor Adiamen Insolence second St Albans third time Kirsty Little Billy won Lord Willowbrook second C L Brown third time 12084.
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Elizabeth
Long Dance
King Maker
Kildeer
Nellie Bir
Reckon
Harvest
Adljam
Hapenny
Mnce
Mr. Gnes
St. Pancras
Sirroco
Daisy Woodruff
Patricles
Queen of Trumps
Dr Wilcox
Alcade
Kilkenny
Lamplighter
Offiheach
Vanquisher
Sir Greorge
C Maywood
Catlan
Donohue
Hegister
Laurel
St. Albans
Kcirsty
Pitih
Little Billy
Lord Willowbrook
C. L. Brown
Garfield Track Results Show Fast Pace and Close Finishes
At Garfield Track on July 23 the program featured swift races. Koko won the three quarters mile with Fremont and Roser following. Lord Lonsdale took the one mile race with Hardy and Ira E. Hride nearby. The mile and a sixteenth saw Earnest save edging Brandolette as Longshore claimed third. Time notes and legible results indicate competitive sprint and middle distances throughout the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicaco
Garfield
Koko
Fremont
Roser
Lord Lonsdale
Nee Hardy
Ira E. Hride
Cuh
Rol
Somerset
Earnest Save
Brandolette
Longshore
Queen Deceiver
Ulster
Exciting Contests At Artoons Tennis Tournament
The fourth day drew a large crowd with standout play from C. A. Buch of Artoons. Tomorrow features Buch vs Fay and Lee vs Hoopes as the main matches. Today's results include Holmes over Simpson and Miller, Buch with Askew defeating Brown and Butz, and Sadler with Biddie winning doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artoons
C. A. Buch
Buch
Fay
Altoona
Lee
Hoopes
Philadelphia
Mises A. Holmes
Mr. Simpson
Miss Miller
Mr. Buch
Miss Askew
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Butz
Messie. Sadler
Biddie
Messisyde
Whelan
Leet
Eke
Mr. Sadler
May Fight Report From New Orleans May Fight in New Orleans
May fight rumors swirl around St Pac and the Fitzsimmons Hall bout being off for the state. P M Frank of the Olympic Club of New Orleans negotiates to bring two fighters for late fall or early winter, likely December, with a purse of 9000 if staged in New Orleans. A separate plan with Carroll and Myer targets a 5000 purse for a 1449 pound match with no United States lightweight championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Club
New Orleans
United States
Letter from Peter Priddy in England plans race in Manchester
A city letter from Peter Priddy now in England says he is staying with wrestler Tom Connors in Manchester. He is matched to run a half mile race for a pence side and notes athletic contests are held daily and he is getting along well.
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Peter Priddy
England
Priddy
Tom Connors
Manchester
Friddy
Bicycle Club Leases Land for Grounds at Duffy Reservation
Special telegram from Bullen July 23 reports the bicycle club has leased several acres from the Duffy people to fit the site with track and baseball grounds. Members complain about the management and jostle for proper use and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullen
Bicycle Club
Duffy
Law will prosecute careless drivers harming riders
Over the past two weeks several riders have been struck by fast drivers in this area. Wheels were ruined and riders sustained bruises. Since wheelmen are protected by law, authorities vow vigorous prosecution if further accidents occur due to driver carelessness.
BAD FOR THE SAILOR Pugilist Farrell Defeats Sailor Brown
Local boxer Pat Farrell met Sailor Brown in Harris Theater after a matinee. Brown had challenged Farrell and accepted a boxing match on stage. Farrell knocked Brown unconscious in under a minute and refused another bout.
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Pat Farrell
Sailor Brown
Brown
Farrell
Harris’ Theater
Oon
Sullivan postpones binding fight with Slavin in America
Charley Johnston of Brooklyn on behalf of John L. Sullivan deposited 21,000 at the Herald office to bind a world championship bout with Francis Patrick Slavin. The money will be held until Slavin or backers cover. Johnston insists the fight take place in America and the news was wired to proceed.
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Charley Johnston
Brooklyn
John L. Sullivan
Herald Office
Francis Patrick Slavin
Slavin
Johinston
America
Sullivan
Oaieiee
Germantown Cricket Club Arrives in Chicago for Match
The Germantown Cricket Club from Germantown Philadelphia arrives in Chicago for a match with the Chicago Cricket Club to be played the next day. Notable cricketers on the Germantown tour have drawn local attention during their visit.
Local Baseball Notes and Racing Announcement
Yesterday's hard loss in Cleveland prompts talk of heroic moves by club directors. Eclipse of East Liverpool pays 100 stake for Wooster game. Washington Pa seeks Ventrose Hewes address. Le Bols Park hosts a $150 purse handicap foot race September 8 with four money prizes and a costume award. Tim Keefe release discussed at Polo Grounds and with Harry Wright. signing prospects eyed for ten days.
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L. T. Shulers
Cleveland
Touame
Eclipse
East Liverpool
Wooster
Washington, Pa
W. T. Cushing
Washington
le Bols Agricultural and Driving Park Association
Tim
Keefe
Harry Wright
Philadelphias
Philos
New York
Suburban Telephone Line Planned Through Coraopolis to Oil Regions
A proposed line would connect Coraopolis with Steubenville and oil towns along the belt. Poles already along the Steubenville pike will carry a telephony route toward Neville Island and Phillipsburg, with a four mile northward spur to Satter Place and a new pay station. Corsopolis Council plans to cooperate and avoid obstacles to this needed cross-river service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coraopolis
Borough Board of Trade
J. D. Hamilton
McKee's Rocks
Litter Place
Phillipsboure
Ralph Bagaly
Steubenville Pike
Steubenville
McCurdy
Corsopolis
Satter Place
Guy
Great stock of merchandise found in Forty-fourth street house
Officers found a large quantity of stolen goods in the home of John Miller on Forty-fourth street. A harness identified as stolen from John A. Carlin the butcher was also recovered. Miller was committed to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Forty-fourth Street
John A. Carlin
Miller
Conductor Attends Funeral of Engineer Killed Near Tyrone
W C Irvin, conductor for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad, left for Tyrone last evening to attend the funeral of his cousin Frank Woods an engineer on the Bald Eagle branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad who was killed in a wreck near Tyrone Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Irvin
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Tyrone
Frank Woods
Bald Eagle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacob Franz to Have Hearing Today
Jacob Franz, remanded to await Ida James’s recovery after he shot her in the leg, will have a hearing before Alderman Snuecop at 10 o clock this morning. James has recovered and may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Franz
Ida James
Alderman Snuecop
McKeesport Drygoods Firm Shuts Under Sheriff Action
A. A. Hassen trading as Hassen Drygoods Company at McKeesport was shut yesterday by the Sheriff. Executions were issued by Elizabeth L. Hassen for 37 453 50 and by 8 Dillinger and Sons for 1 062 17.
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A. A. Hassen
Hassen Drygoods Company
McKeesport
Elizabeth L. Hassen
Dillinger & Sons
Typhoid Strikes Braddock Amid Fresh Outbreak
Typhoid fever outbreaks worsen in Braddock with three deaths reported yesterday. Abbie Bratch, a Portland Oregon visitor, is identified as one of the victims.
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Braddock
Abbie Bratch
Portland
Ore
Heat takes toll at Edgar Thorson Steel Works
Workers at the Edgar Thorson Steel Works collapsed from heat yesterday forcing a shutdown. Paul Clusin was overcome by gas atop a furnace and carried home unconscious.
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Edgar Thorson Steel Works
Paul Clusin
Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion From Pittsburg This Thursday
The Pennsylvania Railroad will depart Pittsburg on Thursday August 6 with excursion tickets at 10 for round trip valid 10 days from sale. Special Pullman Parlor cars and day coaches leave Union station at 8 50 a.m with tickets also sold for regular trains at 4 30 and 8 10 p.m. The trip offers four seashore destinations City Cape May Sea Isle and Ocean City to excursionists from Pittsburg and points east.
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Pittsburg
Union Station
City
Cape May
Sea Isle
Ocean Ty
Wash suits cut to half price at ExaBie Co
Jolly P. ExaBie Co. at 35 Fifth Avenue offers wash suits reduced to about half price due to excess stock. This sale aims to clear inventory quickly.
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Jolly P. ExaBie Co
Fifth Avenue
Notice of Funeral for D C Hamilton
Funeral notice for Dax C Hamilton reported as aged in his 80s, to be held at a later date with arrangements forthcoming in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Dax. C. Hamilton
Supreme Court Orders Backed in Topeka Hearing
Chief Justice Horton admonished Judge G W McKay and Honeywell guardian and attorney that Supreme Court orders must be obeyed. McKay promised to comply after intense questioning as Mackey and Bradley argued the defense. The session set September for further action with no penalties if orders are followed.
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Topeka
Kas
Horton
G. W. McKay
Alliance
Harper County
Albert Honeywell
Supreme Court
McKay
Q. C. Rooker
Honeywell
J. B. Bradley
A. Mackey
Sam Wood
Martin
Keeler
Mackey
Bradley
Hooker
The
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Lost Arm From Pisaqua Powder Magazine Explosion
Captain Dodge describes the destruction of Balmaceda’s powder magazine at Pisaqua during a battle between Balmaceda loyalists and Congressionalists. While aboard the British ship Corings, he lost an arm to a dynamite cart explosion intended to stock provisions and save his crew. He recounts shells, debris, smashed hulls and the magazine’s devastating blast.
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New York
Dodge
Corings
Pisaqua
Chile
Mackerel
Balmaceda
Pisagua
Man Carried Four-Year Window Sill Fragment in Head
Lewis Rottermann, a Niagara Falls excursion train passenger injured in the Chatsworth wreck, carried a splinter for four years. Surgeons at Rush Medical College removed an irregular oak fragment near the left eye, after earlier head injuries and prolonged pain.
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Prorta
Lewis E. Rotterman
Niagara Falls
Chatsworth
Rotterman
Chicago
Rush Medical College
Rotterton
Railway Mail Service figures by division show clerks and offices
New York July 23 report to the Post Office Department details for the fiscal year ending June 30. The railway mail division covering New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and the Maryland and Virginia peninsula lists 726 postal clerks assigned to mail in transit and 9 534 post offices under daily supervision. The total pieces of mail handled by the division are summarized in the report.
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New York City
New York
Peaselton
James E. White
R. ©. Jackson
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Widow Demands Fifty Thousand for Sharon Letters
In San Francisco a widow, Mrs. Sarah Mitchell, claims 50 000 for letters by Justice Field to Charles Livingstone and Francis J Newlands manager of Newlands confidential files. The letters concern the Sharon divorce case and potential disclosures about political deals and influence.
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Justice Field
Dispatch
San Francisco
Francis J. Newlands
Sharon
Sarah Mitchell
Newlands
Charles Livingstone
Sarah Althea
Sullivan
Supreme Court
Ross Buckley
Ivingstone
Palace
Livingstone
Livinstone
Mitchell
Pittsburgers in Camp Under Governor Pattison Review
The Third Brigade was reviewed by Governor Pattison and staff at Gretna. Attendees include ex-Sheriff A.G. McCandless and Adjutant Charles Reese of Pittsburg in camp. Attendance rates ranged from 89.05 to 100 percent across units.
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A.G. McCandless
Charles Teese
Pittsburg
River News and Notes from Louisville July 2
Heavy rain and fog delayed packets on the Ohio river. Major Lockwood and Captain Browninaks inspected Fulton and chartered boats. barges waited at Caseyville while empty vessels moved via Cairo. Consolidation rumors swirl among Memphis and Cincinnati packet lines with one weekly Memphis and New Orleans service planned. River levels remain high with falls at 6 feet 6 inches in the canal.
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Imspatch
Louisville
Major Lockwood
United States
Kentucky River Improvements
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Fulton
Sam Brown
Charley
Caseyville
Cairo
Ohio
Cincinnati
George A. Mendill
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Ros
Leither
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Stoward
Mabel Comeaux
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Southern Transpocaton Company
Memphis
Memphis Packet Company
Opie
Buckeye State
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Guiding Star
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Mary Houston
Golden Rule
River stage updates at multiple stations with varying trends
Observations report river levels at Allegheny Junction, ORGASTOWS, Brown Nevi Le, and WARREN. Allegheny and Brown Nevi Le rivers near 4 to 4.6 feet and steady with cloudy warm weather. Warren river at 1.3 feet and rising amid heavy rains.
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Allegheny Junction
Orgastows
Warren
River Conditions and Arrivals Across River System
Reporting river levels and vessel movements with arrivals at St. Louis Cincinnati and Paducah. Notes show falling rivers from 17 feet at unknown location to 3 feet 3 inches at another as warm showers give way to clear skies and hot winds.
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Bedeford
Pittsburg
Hudson
New Orleans
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Chickasaw
Arkansas City
John x Wand
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Cincinnati
Bevystone State
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T. Louis
Paducah
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Vicksburg
Natches
Quiet Wharves See Few Vessels Amid Breathless Talk
The wharves were quiet aside from the Elizabeth and Morgantown jackets and news of a Wednesday affray. A colored man shot on the wharf by Abriola was taken to a homeopathic hospital and is expected to recover. A fire incident near the forks caused gas issues but was extinguished and the river remained active with vessel movements and departures planned for Parkersburg and Cincinnati.
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Elizabeth
Morgantown
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Sam Clark
Crescent
Tre Scotia
Cincinnati
Batchelor
Cuoes
Abriola
Homeopathic Hosee
Tinh
Armor Plate Tests at Indian Head Show Nickel Steel Toughness
A Navy testing at Indian Head compares all steel and nickel steel deck plates for armored cruisers. Six inch projectiles at 1515 feet per second produced deep deformations but no through-holes in nickel steel, with cracks concentrated near bolt areas and evidence of greater toughness in the nickel plates.
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Naval Ordnance Proving Ground
Indian Head
New York
William Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Rival lovers clash in deadly duel for woman's hand
Erre July 23. Robert Crothers of Baltimore lies in the County Infirmary badly cut and slashed while Lewis Derry lies there with a bullet wound in the groin after a fatal confrontation near the young lady's home. The rivals had previously argued over the woman, and both were seriously injured in the fight.
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Lass
Robert Crothers
Baltimore
County
Lewis Derry
Derry
Crothers
Coneaut
Erie
Secretary Busk subpoenaed in Wisconsin finance suit
An officer for the Attorney General served papers on Secretary Busk in Viroqua to appear for examination in a suit by the Democratic State administration seeking to recover funds alleged to have been earned as interest on State deposits during Governor Rusk’s term. The case targets ex-State Treasurer McFetridge with evidence about a £30,000 deposit left in a Viroqua bank.
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Viroqua
Wis
Busk
Democratic State Administration
Ept
Rusk
McFetridge
Fires Rage Across Cities Wreck Several Buildings
A fire at Abdin palace in Cairo caused partial destruction despite efforts. In Allegheny a roof fire at Mrs. Gorman’s house triggered a station 19 alarm. Spencerville’s Harbison stove factory was wiped out with 40 workers left jobless and insured losses around 37,000. Minor blazes on Nineteenth street and Larkine alley caused about 250 dollars in damage. A Rochester barn fire destroyed two sewing machines and heavy material with minimal insured loss. Deer Creek Coal mine at Glenrock burned prompting flooding, expected closure for weeks. Steubenville block fire destroyed multiple businesses with total loss around 64,000. several owners uninsured.
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Egypt
Abdin
Gorman
Evans Alley
Allegheny
Spencerville
Liman
Robert N
Harbison
Harbisons
B. Erbe
Ender- Hinl
Rochester
RK. F. Mellvain
F. K
Deer Creek Coal Company
Glenrock
Col
Peel
Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Railway
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J. Hagan
William Ruddick
Opperman Sisters
James Burns
Kneprot
Mr. Stephens
Los
Ruddick
Burns
Knepper
Stephens
Opperman
Bargain Clothing Sale At Jacksons Offers Deep Discounts
We offer clothing hats and furnishings priced like auctioneering bargains with steep reductions. Home made suits are 25 percent cheaper than foreign imports and every suit costing ten dollars or more is repaired free for one year from purchase.
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Jacksons
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Lanisville
Gocomins
New York and Pennsylvania League
Jamestown
Bradford
Brailie
Evors
Hess
Wehrle
Grantich
Brookvilles
APRA
Brookville
Reynoldsville
Aes
Gur
Ansons
Jerome
Saratoga
Hawthorne Track Races
Fitzsimmons and Hall
Minnesota
Butler Wheelmen
Caicago
Germantown Cricket Club
Germantown
Uamada
Chicago Cricket Club
Pennsylvania Ballroad
Mkay
Defiant Farmers’ Alliance
Balmaceida
Railway Mail Service
Pitisburgers
Mt. Gretna
River News and Notes
TRE
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Bush
Wisconsin
Soing
Tontoule
York
Wean
Lon Wiss
Tien Bendon
Kanes
Lon
Kaly
Heithamp'n
Minneso
Essensenee
TME Weather
Borean Offeer
Gilae
Aii
Liberty ST
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!