Bostons Fall Again to Von der Ahe Browns in Rough Game
New York reports a mixed baseball day with Ed Crane vowing a right field stint for Amos in a high tension game. Crane falters in sixth inning with two strikeouts and a costly bat error, while Pittsburg and New Yorks exchange runs as Crane’s team suffers a rare defeat.
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the Dispatch
New York
Ed Crane
Amos
Crane
Moers
Rosie
Pittshores
Tiernan
Vields
Susie
Wes
New Yorks
Baldhin
Miller
Corkhill
Son
JTo-Der's League Schedule Highlights
A list of upcoming games includes Piltebore at Boston, Cleveland at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Washington, Louisville at New York, Chicago at Baltimore, and St Louis at Philadelphia. The schedule outlines key regional matchups across the league.
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Jto-Der
Piltebore
Boston
Cleveland
Brookhoul
Chetanati
Washington
Louisville
York
Mhecage
Baltimore
St. Louis
Harticene Doe 2 The Cincinnatis Non Finis Skeesssive
Weather fair and warm. Record details show teams including Cincinnati and Baltimore in a baseball or similar match. Umpire noted. multiple players named such as Smith and Mee. times listed around two hours and ten minutes.
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Harticene Doe
Cincinnatis
Browning
Netiere
Smith
Morphy
Mabon
Tweryea P
Fiial
PSM
Totel
Muettinre
Tialtimere
Cineinaire
Bie
Welch
Mee
Cee
Melher
Stilen
Sealth
MePner
Gon
Haltimore
McMaton
Score Results From June Forest Series Tilt
attendance 1 030 as Washington took the forest fame of the series. Davis 2 1 225 and Mehiran 4 0 1 contributed for the home team while Young 01 08 1 and Keller 4 struck out. Final totals show a 14 04 to 20 28 score with several players listed across positions.
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Wasnivetos
Washington
Forest
Leveland
Virtue
Davis
Mehiran
Meatter
Berke
Alee
Cater Poe
Young
Lerkin
Walagrnae
Ier
G. Young
Keller
Spalding on Anson Rumor and Chicago Loyalty
A G Spalding reacts to rumors Anson may leave Chicago for New York. He says no transfer talks have opened and would surprise him if Anson announced such a move. Spalding praises Anson’s 16 years of loyalty, integrity, and stellar play, noting Chicago would suffer a personal blow if he departed.
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New York
Anson
Chicago
New Yorks
A. G. Spalding
Chitaco
Cosenza
Dane
Secret meeting fuels talks on club strengthening
New York reports a secret gathering of League magnates Byrnes Robinson Brush and Day. A prominent New York club director acknowledged possible plans to strengthen the New York and Baltimore clubs but declined to confirm details. Pitcher Meekin has been reinstated.
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New York
Team stock report notes captain orders pitcher condition
A telegram from manager Buckenberger to Mr Temple of the football club states Captain Barns ordered Pitcher Ehret to report in June pitch condition. If Ehret is not ready by then he faces indefinite suspension. Buckenberger also says Woodcock will pitch at Boston today.
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Ateletram
Temple
Foc
Buockenberger
Barns
Pitehber Ehret
Ehret
Buckenberger
Woodcock
Boston
County League Showdown Homestead vs Gyms at Gymnastic Club Park
The Homestead team faces the Gyms this afternoon at Gymnastic Club Park in a showdown of County League veterans. Ex-champion players Colgan, Rowe, Youngman, Vetters join Homerun stars with Al Crom to pitch for Homestead. Gyms counter with lo, Our Boys at shortstop and a lineup heavy with aging stars. The game starts at o'clock.
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Homestead Club
Gymnastic Club Park
Colgan Brothers
Rowe
Youngman
Vetters
Jeannette Greys
al Crom
Alleghenies
Our Boys
Carzo
Allegheny
Beaver Falls
Tur Sone
St. George
Homesteads
East End
Craftons and Highlands
Crafton
Rapertons
Hobokena
Superior
Ormsby Hill
Doubleheader At Exposition Park Delayed By Wet Grounds
Allentown and Pittsburg clubs miss yesterday’s game due to wet grounds at Exposition Park and schedule two games today for one admission. First game at 2 pm with Lukens pitching for Philadelphia in, and McCullouch for the second. Menefee and Jones to pitch for the home team with the usual lineup unchanged from yesterday’s Disratca.
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Allentown
Pittsburg
Exposition Park
Felix Marks
Lukens
Philadelphia
Gaume
McCullouch
Menefee
Jones
Johnstown Game Report With Scattered Errors
In Johnstown a baseball game shows mixed results with errors tallied at Harrisburg and Johnstown both recording two errors each while batter and Schachtenswhttt Goothart are noted in the play by play.
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Jotmetown
Johnstown
Schachtenswhttt
Goothart
Hee
Greene
Harrisburg
Inter-Collegiate Officers Elected At Western Pennsylvania Meet
Delegates from five colleges of the Inter Collegiate League of Western Pennsylvania met at the Duquesne to elect officers for the year. W. M. George of Geneva was chosen president and W. B. Anderson of Westminster vice president, with W. C. Gill of Western University as secretary and treasurer. An executive committee includes George, Anderson, Gill, Darrach, and Meyers. The group also approved adding a 220 yard hurdle race to the field day program and removing the standing high jump event.
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League of Western Pennsylvenia
Duquesne
Washington and Jefferson
B. F. Mcvay
Russell Meyers
Westminster
W. B. Anderson
Gi. A. Sowash
Geneva
Bernies
WW. M. George
Western University
W C. Gill
A. R. Hamilton
Allegheny
F. W. Biack
C. A. Peller
Intercollegiate league eyed for fall football and baseball
The treasurer’s report was approved and the field day profile divided among five colleges. An inter collegiate football and baseball league to schedule regular fall games was proposed and is likely to be formed. The Executive Committee will meet early next spring to set events and dates, with field day planned around the same time as this year as collegians train to threaten recent records.
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Collegians
Browns and Brownlees Clash In Tight Shutout Bid
Pittsburg locals narrowly avoided a shutout as Mercer pitched for the losers with a strong era striking out 18, eight in succession, while Eclipse edged in a 9 to 6 ballgame. Brownlees and Shucent aided the effort with decisive play amid two-houres and S minutes of action.
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East Liverrool
Brownlees
Pittsburg
Mercer
Eclipse
Ernest
Shucent
Hanlon
Zime
Pame
Sminutes
Western League Games at Kanesty First
In Omaha reports a first game in the Western League. The incomplete notes show scores and team references to Kansas CUY and Omaha sightings with uncertain figures.
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Kanesty
Anon
Omahs
Secon
Kansas Cuy
Omaha
Anson and his Colts Endure Another Slump in Slugging News
The column notes Anson and his Colts in a fresh losing streak as the New Yorks claim a two of three win pace. It mentions Boston’s lineup issues, Woodcock in the box, Hart Vorprorsts demand on Baltimore, and Becketters near roster strength, with league chatter and Beaver Falls plans for cycling pennant race.
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T—A
Anson
New Yorks
JaxMacs
Louisville
Een Barowrs
Apollo
Otcher
Harat Wright
Bostons
Woodcock
Hart Vorprrorst
Baltimore
Boston
Harry Storey
Beckler
Wen
New York
Tommy" Borns
Nem
N Anson
Sullivan Training Mix Sparks Talk Ahead of Corbett Fight
New York reports debate over Sullivan’s training plan for the Corbett bout. Phil Casey and Charley Johnston backers discuss optimal ring ground and location away from rail lines and crowds. Casey stresses a careful, calm approach to keep Sullivan focused and composed before the match.
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New York
Sullivan
Corbett
Charley Johnston
Phil Casey
Coney Island
Oyster Bay
Patchogue
Casey
Po Corbett
Outa
Inary Park
Washinpton College Moves to Form Intercollegiate Football League
The Athletic Association of Wash-Jeff College plans to organize an inter-collegiate football league including Western University of Pennsylvania Geneva Westminster Kiski Morenntown and West Virginia. If the plan fails W J will seek admission to the Eastern State League with Lehigh and other institutions.
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Washinpton
The
Athletic Association
Wash-Jeff College
Geneva
Westminster
Kiskimine Morenntown
W. Va
W.&j
Lehigh University
Persistent boxing matchmaker Paddy McBride targets 123 pounds
New York report says Paddy McBride of Philadelphia seeks a finish bout with Jimmy Lynch Johnny Griffin or Bobby Burns at 123 pounds. He claims backing and offers a $1,000 bet he can beat any of them, signaling ongoing pursuit of a big fight.
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New York
Paddy McBride
Philadelphi
Paddy
Jimmy Lynch
Johnny Griffin
Bobby Burns
Taterday
Lasker Wins Again In Chess Match With Blackburne
In the fifth game of the series Lasker beat Blackburne after five moves following the P to Q4 opening. The current score shows Lasker leading with wins and draws across the set, with Blackburne still seeking a win.
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Lasker
Lowpor
Jones
Blackburne
The Pool Tourney Closes with Narrow East End Victory
The East End pool tournament ended last night withGodell edging rivals 12 to 10 in a tight finish. Gusman and Frey both wagered 100, Barber also put 100 on the match offering.
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Godell
Gusman
Frey
Wager
Barber
Record Falls At Shooting Tournament In Crepar Kamps
George Henderson broke the all time clay pigeon score at the Crepar Kamps shooting tournament in la. He scored 115 of 125 to set a new mark and top the field.
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Crepar Kamps
George Henderson
Sporting Notes Mention Fights and Crew Practice
Miscellaneous notes report oe heading West to night for a fight in California. Paddy cn dor Goppano and Joe McAuliffe set for June 9 at the California Athletic Club, not June 23 as once stated. Yate crew times in New Haven harbor show twenty two minutes and seconds for four miles. Jack Withks and Charlie BKimmick box ten rounds at the Hennepin Athletic Club in Minnesota. The Pacamnet contest will be on its feet and expected to be a good one. Techigori, a Russian expert, challenges Jesuits of New York to a cable match with stakes and conditions to be determined.
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Dor Goppano
Joe McAuliffe
California Athletic Club
Yate
Mu Hartwell
Blues
New Haven Harbor
Jack Withks
Charlie Bkimmick
Hennepin Athletic Club
Minnesbenta
Cnesgsene
Pacamnetium
Techigori
Kew
York
Rey
Morris Park results dominate card with Russell and Banquet winning
At Morris Park on June 3 the program featured strong racing and heavy betting against bookies. Russell captured the fourth event with Littlefield riding, Banquet won the fifth, and the day offered multiple close finishes including First race Great Guns winning by a head. Upcoming entries listed for tomorrow and changes in Hawthorne judges noted as Major Woodruff leaves.
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Morris Park
Russell
St. Louis
Latonia
Morris Park Race Track
Madstone
Littlefield
Banquet
Great Guns
Simms
Brown Beauty
Lambley
Tom Hayes
Tarval
Ance
Key West
Gold Dollar
Lakewa
Bismarck
Simma
Anton
Fidelio
Jimbley
Lori Motley
Hutsell
Time
Actor
Barefont
Blizzard
Mendicant
Drusilla
Hamilton
Propriety
Doggett
Aoc
Mendacity
Minneha
Josephine
Barmaid
Phyllis T
Eldeer
Taral
Westcheater
Hay War Site
Mary Stone
May
Bagot
Arab
Julia
Hammic
Kehoe
Tar
Tartar
Toral
le Ha
Lawless
Sims
Hiran
Sir Richard Fot
Lindsay
Mr. Glennon
To-Morrrow
Results of St Louis Races at Local Track
Races in St Louis on June 3 featured Upman winning the first race over Royal Flush and Gov Walsh. Madison led the seven and a half furlong event with Langtry second, Light Draft third. Leporine and Mean nomh won the one mile race with Benney third. Mary led the mile event with ne second and Eolum third. Time details provided for several races.
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St. Louis
Upman
Royal Flush
Gov. Walsh
Brownie
Miss Mosely
the Jewell
Madison
Langtry
Light Draft
Leporine
Mean Nom H
Benney
Local Race Meet Results from Cimerrmatt
Races held at Cimerrmatt on June 3 produced winners including Gene in the first race with Guteraft second and Joanne third at around 1 minute 2 seconds for the mile. In the fourth race Peder won with Lotte second and Governess third in 1 11 1 5. Plutug took the lead in the fifth with Youlinden second and Governess third at 58 1 3.
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Cimerrmatt
Ater Gene
Guterafteens
Joanne
Apoonas Nibil
Pentonenvena London
Peder
Lotte
Plutug
Youlinden
Governess
Tarentum Driving Park to Stage July 4 Meeting
The Tarentum Agricultural and Driving Park Association will hold a track meeting in Tarentum Pennsylvania on July 4 1892 with four races including a free for all pace or trot purse 200 a 255 trot purse 125 and a 245 trot or pace purse 150 plus a bicycle race with special prizes.
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Tarentum Agricultural and Driving Park Association
Tarentum
Rnace
La Fleche Wins Oaks At Epsom In Fast Race
La Fleche won the Oaks at Epsom with The Smew second and Lady Hermit third. The race time was 2.4345 as a cool fair day drew a large fashionable crowd.
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Lowpor
Epsom
la Fleche
Smew
Lady Hermit
Racing Notes From Morris Park and Hawthorne Meet
Dave Gideon waives his claim after seconding Martin Bergen. Mike Ager and Now and Niver appear in a Brooklyn Yonkers pairing. Fred Gebhard stands as a popular Morris Park racing figure. The Chicago Derby is slated at Hawthorne with a winner’s purse of 10000. Lamplighter draws high trainer Rocens’ favor and St Florian is entered for Fort Hamilton stakes after victory.
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Dave Gideon
Martin Bergen
Hae
Mike Ager
Brooklyn
Renery
Now
Niver
Morris Park
Fred Gebhard
Chicago
Ron
Hawthorne
Matt Allen
Rocens
Lamplighter
St. Florian
Local Court Sessions Hear Assaults and Public Disorder
Mrs Macors Mulholland accused John Enwright and Mary Enwright of assaulting her 11 year old son James during a session with Alderman Burns. James McLa ventis faced charges of selling liquor without a license at Nobles town with bail set at 1000 dollars. James Waters arrested on a disorderly conduct warrant issued by his wife Margaret Waters for alleged intoxicated abuse at a shanty boat. Mrowart McChesxer and a woman claiming to be his wife held over theft allegations tied to a letter from L Gordon of Alexandria Indiana. Witte Sorrz and Herman Hughes involved in a dispute on the South Eighteenth Street rail project leading to a case before Alderman Hartman. George KE Waters accused of larceny by bailee by Kramer proprietor Rush House Penn avenue for articles used in whitewashing. Winters held for Monday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLaventis
Gripp
Noblestown
Beltzhoover
McLaughlin
James Waters
Alderman McKenna
Margaret Waters
Thirtythird Street
Mrowart McChesxer
McTighe
L. Gordon
Alexandria
Ind
Indiana
Witte Sorrz
Herman Hughes
South Eighteenth Street
Hartman
Salts
Hughester
H. Kramer
Donovan
George KE. Waters
Bailee
Kramer
Penn Avenue
Winters
Freaks of Storms Strike Town. Floods and Fire Wreak Damage
A cloud burst flooded Beaver Falls and surrounding areas, filling cellars and destroying gardens and streets. Lightning struck homes in Jeannette and West Lebanon, tearing beds apart and damaging buildings. Rail lines suffered landslides near Sandy Lake and Lemont Furnace, with crop losses and widespread rainfall reported.
Minor Meesport Matters Riot and Robbery Report
A Hungarian boarding-house riot ends when a kettle of boiling water injures a man as officers chase two unknown robbers near Verenilles Cemetery. The City Text Book Committee plans to hire 62 teachers principals a musical instructor and a high school superintendent for next year. A new school building is added to the district with older structures remaining in use.
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MeKersrort
Joe Gedobit
Adowish
Jose
Mike
Mornig
Verenilles Cemetery
Board of School Controllers
The Old Game Still Works
The robbery of John Hanna a Cross Creek farmer near Steubenville is revealed after officials suppressed details. A stranger in a fast rig lured Hanna with a farm offer, Hanna drew 700 dollars from a bank to buy it, and on the way they were ambushed during a card game with a shot fired through his hat. They escaped with the money and were never heard from again.
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Steubenville
John Hanna
Cross Creek Township
Hanna
Cooll
Insurance life case spurs detectives to Kansas claim
Detectives from life insurance firms investigate a long running case in Zanesville. John Winner died and a $12,000 death benefit was paid to his widow years ago. An adopted daughter died in Tennessee and a will naming the daughter’s inheritance emerged. The daughter's life insured for $29,000, but the insurers balked at payment.
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Zanesville
John Winner
Talahoma
Coffey County
Tenn
Mra
Winner
Daugster
Hfe
Insurance Man Arrested Under State Insurance Law
Harrisseea June 3 John L Evans of Scranton arrested on charges at the instance of Insurance Commissioner Luper for unlawfully transacting business for the Old Warne Mutual Life Insurance Association of Minneapolis. He faces two charges: acting as an insurer without state authority and acting as agent for a company not legally authorized to transact business in the state due to noncompliance with governing charter laws.
Oil Man Transfers Oil Field Interests in Ohio
Steubenville June 3 George Given filed with Probate Judge Miller a deed assigning all his property in the McDonald Willow Grove and Island Creek fields and drilling interests to his brother in law A G McKeziv whose bond is 201000 The liabilities unknown but assets believed to cover debts
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Steubenville
George Given
Miller
McDonald
Willow Grove
Island Creek
A. G. McKeziv
Mayor and Policeman Arrested in Carlisle Case
Carlisle June 8. Patrick Slattery sues Mayor E J Arney and Policeman Jordan for false imprisonment and seeks 2000 dollars in damages against the city. The accused officials posted bail of 500 dollars each for the hearing.
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Carlisle
Sand Digger Uncovers Suspicious Body Near Marionville
A steam sand digger at Marionville exposed the body of an unknown woman in June. The well-dressed and refined appearance suggests she came from a good family. Foul play is suspected due to extensive bruising on the corpse.
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Marionville
Destructive Tornado Strikes Pleasant and Harmony Townships
A tornado ravaged Pleasant and Harmony townships eight miles away on Wednesday night. Forest trees were uprooted, orchards leveled, and outbuildings razed in the damage assessment reported from SPrinnerreep O on June 3.
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Sprinnerreep
Pleasant
Harmony Townships
Baby Half as Large as Its Mother
Jefferson Kinney and wife at Bennett's Run are the proud parents as a baby born to Mrs. Kinney weighs half her weight, a remarkable size for the region.
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Fatwis
Jones
Jefferson Kinney
Bennett's Run
Weather shifts bring cool fronts and late June showers
An area of high pressure moves east from north of Lake Superior into New England, cooling heat north of Philadelphia and triggering showers to New York and Harrisburg. The pattern indicates cooler, partly cloudy Atlantic coast weather with possible heavy showers and a brief cool spell later in June. A cyclonic area over Colorado hints at further heat in central valleys followed by showers and storms as it progresses.
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Lake Superior
New England
Philadelphia
New York City
Harrisburg
Atlantic Coast
Colorado
Ex-Commissioner Henry C. Johnson Dies at 67
Former United States Customs Commissioner Henry C. Johnson dies at Meadville after paralysis struck him on the way home. Born in Pittsburgh he studied law in Meadville and held roles as District Attorney, three times in the Legislature serving as Speaker, a Lincoln convention participant, President of the 1865 State Convention, and a presidential elector in 1868. He also served as New Mexico Attorney General in 1874 and was appointed customs commissioner by Grant and reappointed by Hayes and Arthur. He leaves two sons and a daughter.
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Henry C. Johnson
United States Customs
Meadville
Pittsburg
Oscar
Lincoln
New Mexico
Grant
Hayes
Arthur
Ile
Simon Cameron
Gratiot Woman Cuts Throat While Husband Absent
Mrs Minnie Chappelear wife of the village blacksmith in Gratiot County attempted suicide during a temporary lapse of reason. After her husband left the room she cut her throat with a razor nearly severing the sine and sinew. She is mother of two children and has suffered from the grip for some time. There is little possibility of recovery.
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Newang, C
Peetal
Gratiot
This County
Minnie Chappelear
River rescue yields prop baby in flour sack at Monongahela City
A prop baby was fished from the Monongahela River in Monongahela City on Thursday. Separate reports note W W Fiscus of Hittanning winning a West Point Cadetship examination prize. An 11 year old Monongahela City boy Epwanp Davis was fatally injured by attempting to board a moving train. Injured in One Valley wreck, ExGiveen ALexas per Keep is dead and taken to Pittsburg. Mutual’s Union Supply store was struck by lightning but damage was limited. A large dog knocked down Mrs William Logan of Beaver Falls, who later died from internal injuries. Postmaster David Emmons of East Rochester sued merchant Benjamin Stackhouse for 10000 in slander over a letter accusing him of untrustworthiness.
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Monongahela City
West Point
W. W. Fiscus
Epwanp Davis
ExGiveen
Alexas Per Keep
One Valley
Pittsburg
Union Supply Company
Mutual
William Logan
Beaver Falls
David Emmons
East Rochester
Clas
Benjamin Stackhouse
Emmons
Post Office Department
River News and Notes
River levels show a slow fall with 8 feet 9 inches on the falls and 11 feet 1 inch on the coast. Netheralton and Acorn arrive with coal cargoes as the State of Mis sour passes up from New Orleans. Departures include Big Sandy to Cincinnati and several vessels to towns along the river.
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Louisville
Jane
Netheralton
Acorn
River Gauges Show Rising Levels Across Regions
Allegheny Junction reports the river at 12 feet 2 inches and falling as warm rain continues. Warres River reads 7.1 feet with heavy rains. Morgantown notes Hilver at 5 feet 3 inches and falling in rainy conditions. Brownsville river at 7 feet 4 inches and stationary with cloudy skies and temperatures around 2 PM.
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Allegheny Junction
Warres
Morgantown
Hilver
Brownsville
River Weather Summary From Felow Area Ports
Weather report notes rivers rising and falling across multiple locations including Witrentse River at 11 feet 2 inches and Parkersburg Ohio at 1 foot with falling levels The Cincinnati River records two and a half feet and falling while the St Louis river shows 33 feet 7 inches and rising Cloudy cool conditions persist and rainfall continues in several districts northeast of New Orleans and Congo region navigation notices indicate active departures and river conditions across cities mentioned
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Witrentse
Uatchelor
Vituburg
Congo
Pittsbore
Scotia
Cincinnati
Benur
Par Seraburg
Parkersdurg
Ohio
Andes
Ittaburg
Ford Harold
New Orleans
St. Louis
Cairo
St. Louisa
Providence
The Acorn to Cincinnati. river traffic updates run deep
Multiple vessels reported in transit with arrivals from Cairo Louisville and New Orleans. The Congo and Iron Queen carried empties or heavy trips. Water levels predicted to rise as rains continue at headwaters, with 9 feet plus marks noted at the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn
Cincinnati
Josh Cook
C. W. Batchelor
Tay
Wheeling
John Moren
Cairo
Scotian
Belle McGowan
Parkersburg
Crescent
Oairo
New Orleans
J. C. Richer
Louisville
Congo
Frank Gilmore
Tur Iron Queen
Rivenwen
New York Hotels Listed by Pittsburg Era Register
New Years June 3. The following Pittsburg era are registered as New York hotels. Names include M. C. Fry E. T. Dean Dean Fifth Avenue T. M. Barber Park Avenue M. Bodkin Sturtevant J. Lipppnpncott Astor UC Mellor Albemarle J Mueller Tremont J B Riley Glissey W J Staw St Denis S A Taggart A Thalson F Thulson L Denis L Bannister and wife Holland L Bosworth Hotel Bartholdi M Cohen Metropolitan Rh Doolittle and wife Sturtevant G Fieming Hot man Gort Morton G F Greenwood Bartholdt $. Kaufman J B Larkin Hoff man J McCann and wife Stuvevanti l RB Rea and wife Brunswick J C Read St. James A W Routh b Metropolitan C C Schlegel St Stevens E J Walker and wife Stur minas staverant the Lowe 7 We ec Metropolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
M. C. Fry
E. T. Dean
Diiss Dean
Fifth Avenue
T. M. Barber
Park Avenue
M. & Bodkin
Sturtevant
J. Lip- Ppncott
Astor
S. A. Taggart
A. Thalson
F. Thulson
Denis
L. Bannister
Holland
L. Bosworth
Hotel Bartholldi
M. Cohen
Metropolitan
Rh. Doolittle
G. & Fieming
Hotman
J. B. Larkin
Hoffman
J. McCann
Stuvevanti Il
Rea
Brunswick
J.C. Read
St. James
A. W. Routh
C C. Sehlegel
St. Stevens
E. J. Walker
Sturiinas Staverant
Lowe
Electric Flyer Hails Adams secret for 100 mph rail plan
New York June 3 Dr Wellington Adams proposes an electric Chicago to St Louis railroad at 100 miles per hour. Three phase current and Frankfort Lauffen inspired ideas spark discussion among electricians with experts split on practicality and a hazardous road bed. Authorities cite Prof Crosby and Prof Short as sources of competing plans and cautions on safety and feasibility.
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Dispatch
New York
Wellington Adams
Chicago
St. Louis
Adams
Electric Club
The
Electric Word
Frankfort
Crosby
Electrical Club
Laurel Hill
Louis Bell
Bell
Chi Air Line
Prof. Crosby
Adea
Colonel Hain
Prof. Short
Cleveland
Short
City life glimpses and early morning wreck notices
A freight wreck near Leetsvale blocks Ft Wayne tracks delaying traffic. City notes report mortuary finds in the Ohio and Allegheny rivers with coroner to investigate. A Little Rock man seeks his sister Rachel Bartlett once of Rosa street. Telegraph pole fire on hill streets, and education board meets to discuss promotion policy and Belsar’s examination plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arreight
Ft. Wayne
Leetsvale
Protestant Episcopal Convention
Pittsburg
Ae Church
Slath Avenue
Altronomy Common Council
Mechanics’ Hall Association
Southside
Ohio River
Dixmont
Allegheny River
Fittyfifth
Janis Wilson
Little Rock
Ark
Rachel Bartlett
Rosa Street
Wilson
No. 4 Engine Company
Logan
Franklin
Central Board of Education
Charles Bels
People Coming and Going in Political Circles
Harry Pain former Americas Cluub president and Republican leader traveled to Chicago on business and skipped the Minneapolis Republican Convention while predicting Harrison’s nomination. M. C. Watson, Indiana Jefferson district Senate candidate, met allies in Pittsburg. Senator E. E. Robbins visited for legal work. C. A. Peffer of Meadville and J. S. Fisher of Indiana, Pa, were in Pittsburg yesterday. Dr. Flower of Penn avenue is traveling east. Jaucis H. Arken Co advertises a large neckwear line. De Witt’s Little Early Risers touted for health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pain
Cluub
Chicago
Minneapolis
Harrison
M. C. Watson
Indiana-Jefferson
Pittsburg
E. E. Robbins
Westmoreland County
C. A. Peffer
Meadville
Seventh Avenue Hotel
J. S. Fisher
Indiana, Pa
Dr. Flower
Penn Avenue
Complete line of Gents Furnishings at the front of the store
The notice invites customers to visit the front department offering scarfs shirts and hosiery from popular makes. It contrasts affordable pricing with exclusive dealers and urges smart shoppers not to miss the selection.
Gents Furnishings Offer Wide Variety for Proof Seeker
An advertisement claims a wide selection of gentlemen's furnishings and invites customers to call for proof of availability and range.
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Giants
Baldwins
von der Ahe
Browns
Titcher Fhret
Burns
Gore
Pittsburgs
Liter Millers
O'Rourke
Fauls
Dierhaser
Cass
Shugart
Eitter
Heckler
Beckley
Farrell
Mack
Corknee
Pitteburts
Oy Dierbamer
Milter
Biertauer
Stigart
Bawlwin
Tero Tote
Bhrweaver
Threesbasette
Rosiea
Merwe
Zimmer
Youne
Phillies
Phils
Conner
Hallman
Thompson
Bel
Anty
Canavan
Oclwments
J Allen
Guubert
Ocrom
Sehriver
Keefe
OS Chicago
Philsdelph Oo
Umm«Anvy
Oeniss
Soien Rouhie Alien
Alen
Fiallman
Otuor
Cooney
Basie
Dahlen
Connor
Ibr Nitenen Hall
Louie Repae McCarthy
O Crooks
Daffy
O'Carrall
Long
Werden
Nash
Ginestock
Stowey
Brodie
Hollye
Caruthers
Ulin
Buckley, c
Ucker
Olimeekner
Staley
Getzeln, P
Logis
St._ Louis
Crooks
Geteel
Glasscock
Ruckier
Kelly
Sater
Doty
Mineckory
Plockney
Geterin
Quin Stiles
Tucker
Umpins
Clarkson
Gleason
Bridergrooms
Dioree
Brouthers
Burman
Griffin, m
T.aly, Vr
Oden, L
Kinstow cc
Hart, P
Foutz
Brown, m
Stratton
Weaver, L
Jennings, S
Seerr R
Kuchne
Jou
Onch
Dowse
Loniswile
Ceerccceg-St
Senta
Seerr
Kuehne
Rerne
Brien
Hart
Brown
Joyce
Griffin
Ward
Hr Hart
Jennings
Serry
Nore
Br Jones
T. Iy
Amoele
Lroch
Or Newark
Anet
Lidtlowtile
Ftoltimore
Spalding
A.G
Ejhret
Brat the Brownlees
MacBrids
Quad
Boundless
St Senco
Reberes
Emin Bey
Saatet
Bellevue Lom
Sir Gatesby
Sree Aerate
Bartor Mason
Volt
Bettie Co
Tam
Kennebec
Mars
Sir Arthur
Patron
Arsor
Yorkville
Kirkover
Wah Jim
Aicide
Lady Seful
Key Ae
Peven
Milt
Roquefort
Gene James
Mijor Woodruff
Catcaco
Major Woodruff
Hawthorn
J.B. Malone
Gallatin
Denver
Overland Jockey Club
Corrigan
Lincuist
Stectal
Walnut Run
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Jonathan Alleston
Jeannette
Harry Krisman
Krisman
Lake Shore
Sandy Lake
Fayette County
Redstone Creek
Uniontown
Connellsville
Lemont Furnace
Reading
Massillon
West Lebanon
Moses Grove
Steuboenville
Banko Sharps
Pennsylvania
Vania
Virginia
Prrranone
United States Signal Service
Stricker
River News and Notes
Ganges
Felow
Tom
Jaucis H. Arken
Pringer
de Witt
Balbriggan
Cole Balbriggan
McIntosh-Huntington Co
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