Cincinnati Reds Rally To Top Pittsburg In Hard Fought Game
Cincinnati overcame Pittsburg with timely hitting and strong pitching by Sawders. He held the Reds to three balls in the third inning as Hecker delivered a three-base hit and Kelly scored. Reilly added a triple for Cincinnati and Holliday scored on the play.
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Ie. National
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Phillies
Sawders
Reds
Hecker
Kelly
Reilly
Holliday
GarfieldPitched Seven Inning Nod In Rough Support
In Cleveland on June 6 Garfield pitched seven innings as the NL game swung to Chicago with an easy win. Wadsworth relieved for two innings, showing improvement. The record lists errors and scattered balls as Chicago took the lead despite a shaky start. This item notes pitcher use and miscues in a rough contest between Cleveland and Chicago.
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Cleveland
Garfield
N. L
Chicago
Wadsworth
Terre Haute Exhibition Highlights Sunel Johnston Races
The Terre Haute gathering showcased top performances by Sunel and Johnston on the track. Axtel, Sunel, Johnston, and Hour posted fast times including 2:12 and 2:14 as pace setters. the quarter and last-quarter splits drew strong applause for speed and technique, marking the meeting as a standout display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tener Havre
Axtel
Sunel
Donis
Roy Wilkes
Johnston
Palo Alto
Sunol
Scei
Albure
Vickerson
Curry
Br. m
Mambrino
Ieee
Frank Brunell denies dropping Players' League clubs
Secretary F H Brunell of the Players' National League refutes a New York story claiming a meeting discussed dropping clubs in Pittsburgh Buffalo Cleveland and others. He says only a Saturday morning meeting occurred at Murray Hill Hotel and no club will be dropped while finances show Buffalo Cleveland Teete and Brooklyn clubs ahead or breaking even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunell
Chicago
F. H. Brunell
Players' National League
New York
Players’ League
Grand Central Hote
New Yark
Murray Hill
Philadelphia
Pitmburg
Buffalo
Cleveland
Teete
Brooklyn
National League Baseball
Akron Beats Milbee In Pitching Duel At Tristate Games
Akron batted Milbee out of the box and pitched well as McKeesport fielded poorly. Final score shows Akron 7 to 3. Key plays include two-base hits by Tebo and Lancer, and home runs by Hobrecht and Sweeny. Umpire Treen.
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Akron
McKeesport
AKROS
Milbee
Stemanr
Treen
El Rio Rey Bows Out Of Derby in Health Crisis
St Louis dispatch reports El Rio Rey, hailed as the great horse, is a roarer and will not start in the Derby. Theodore Winter and Alf Estell face the odds as the colt may never race again without a tracheotomy operation. Only four of 72 nominees remain starters: Bill Letcher, Gra Queer Toy, The Bishop, and Grayson. Bill Letcher appears likely to be the weaker contender.
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St. Louis
Theodore Winter
Alf Estell
el Rio Rey
Jadee
Nomi
Bill Letcher
Queer Toy
Grayson
George Kinney
Tos
Wen Suly An Oraienry
Nod Saeer Toan Pear
Bill Leteber
Youngstown Baseball Stock Sold to New Company
June 6 Youngstown stockholders sold their stock to a new local company, to continue under the same name. Albert Van Dyke was named president and H N Morton was elected manager with full control. The new management will operate Sunday with Youngstown and Wheeling clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Youngstown Baseball Company
Albert van Dyke
Fred B. Kemp
Ray
Hathaway
E. F. Dean
H. N. Morton
F. B. Kemp
Brooklyn-Rochester rain ends game in New York league
The Brooklyn Rochester A R game halted after eight innings due to rain with Brooklyn leading 6 —they finished 6 0 0 0 8 as stated. Brooklyn had 2 earned runs to Rochester 2, 7 base hits each, and errors: Brooklyn 5 Rochester 7. Time :35. Umpire Docscher.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn-Rochester
A. R
Rochester
Battericos
Dally
Tor
Callahan
McKeough
Hochester
Docscher
KR. Tork
ROT AE Brookstr
REPAE
Didoyor
Ward
Olfeuer
Rourke
Urr
Ichard
McGenoy
Bhannon
Giscery
diCook
Brosktery
Halle By & Sowders
Connor
Ae Ui
Sundar
Sowders
Goonling and
Matthews
Merrie To Day at Monetts Park Race Entries
Entries for tomorrow's Merrie To Day meeting at Monetts Park New York list six races with horses and odds. Notable runners include Major Daly Watterson See Fellow Tormentor Banquetid Lion Admiral Varvis Fernw, and King Tuomas in the featured nine furlongs, plus multiple contenders across seven furlongs and a selling segment.
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Monetts Park
N. Y
Guard
Major Daly
Watterson
Jim Gray
Vardec
Lordiike
Gloster
Stryke
Tormentor
Jack
Bowling Brook
Banquetid Lion
Eric
Admiral
Varvis
St. Valentine
Kempland
Barrister
Driving Park Association's spring meeting ends with strong turnout
June 6 Ente The Driving Park Association closed its spring meeting with unusual attendance. Trotting and pacing events drew strong interest including a 2:18 class won by Blackhawk and a 2:00 pace. Starter L. J. Wheeler of Toledo was seriously injured when the starting bell broke and he fell from its moorings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ente
Driving Park Association
John
Alta Patcuer
Lee
Gringbore
Cannan Ollé
Bettie Soe
Blackhawk
D. Uriehs
Usichavite
Newton
B. G
Patterson
Enews Conve
B. W
Pat Murphy
Cambridge
L. J. Wheeler
Toledo
Ieee
Bell
Morris Park Races Results Summary June 6
Results from Morris Park Mounts Park include Lavinia Hellefret winning the first race over Bravo and Torso, Prather taking the second ahead of Salvini and Thine, Josie W leading fifth with Blanche's Lass third, Martins a Homeopathy horse third in the fourth, Blithe winning the fifth with Str Hae second, and Esquiman winning the sixth over Pelham and Manola with times noted.
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Latonia
Lizcie Fronso
Mamie Fense
Ueborne
Raw Chief
Woodford
Ed Leopard
Outbound
Gunshot
Menonee
Rom Rogers
Anata Semmatte
Lite Prince
Gap
Albert
Vanrace
Sorcerom
Miss Hawkins
Mary McGowan
Marmora
Pennyroyal
Proctor
Eyton
Wary J
Mounts Park
Lavinia Hellefret
Bravo
Torso
miiies—Prather
Salvini
Thine
Ildger Stat
Josie W
Blanche’s Lass
Ope
Oor Ae Miles Martinns
Aes Card
Esquiman
Pelham
Manola
Notable Visit by Champion Sullivan Delights Town Crowd
McKersport, Jones John L. Sullivan, Jack Barnett, Joe Lannop and others spent the afternoon in John Teemer's hotel parlors. Teemer Jock Weiskercher and others entertained them royally. From Sullivan's arrival to departure about 2000 men and boys gathered outside Teemer's place for a view, while around three friends met him privately.
Pittsburg Shooters Abroad in Harrisburg Tournament
Among those participating in the Harrisburg Shooting tournament now in progress are Brown Crowe and Shaner of Pittsburg and Clark Wooner and Miller of Altoona. The tournament will close tomorrow.
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Pittsburg
Hanmncne
Harrisburg
Brown, Crowe
Shaner
Clark, Wooner
Their Laveet Purchase.
Miller and Sibley of this city bought today from Mr. George H Hopper of Unionville the four year old filly by Abea dam Condr's ee aaeien ad-hg a me.
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Laveet
Firaxelis
Miller & Sibley
Thin City
George H. Hopper
Unionville
Oud Damm
Abea
Dam Condmr
Ten Inning Toronto? Chicago Closes In Thriller
Duffy saved Chicago in a ten inning battle as Kuehne erred twice allowing two runs. Pfeffer and Farrell delivered key hits while Beckley made a remarkable stop. Staley and King pitched well for Chicago, with Duffy scoring on O Neil hits and Corcoran contributing in the field. The game kept 1,110 spectators in suspense from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Buffalo
Jure
Duffy
Staley
King
Pfeffer
Beckley
Boyle
Kuehne
O'Neil
Farrell
Carroll
Corcoran
Robinson
Wilda
Egan
Hanlon
Latham
PfeZer
Comiskey
Cleveland Club Wins Over Buffalo in Rain-Shortened Tilt
Cleveland defeats Buffalo 7 to 3 in a game that featured two-base hits by Larkin McGill Wise Haddock and a home run by Twitchell. Stricker and Haddock each contributed two RBIs as Radford Snyder McGill Hoy Wise and Beecher led Buffalo hitters. Game notes list several double plays and tenacity on both sides despite a shortened contest.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Stricker
Delehanty
Macning
Larkin
Beech Tebeau
Twitchell
Radford
Snyder
Carney
Haddock
McGill
Rainey
Cimek
Ned Eveland
Wise
Madford
Browning
Baffalo
Hoy
Beecher
Clark
Tebeau
Lattin
Jehanty
Epsom Meeting Closes with Oak Stakes Triumph
The Epsom summer meeting closed. Memoir, the Duke of Portland's brown filly, won the Oak stakes of 4,000 sov ereigns, with ae second and Ponzo third. In the Acorn stakes of 300 sovereigns Romanes claimed first, Gavottee second, and Jessamy third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Portland
Memoir
Chevalier Ginistreili
J. H. Houldsworth
Ponzo
Romanes
Gavottee
Jessamy
Checker Champion James P Reed Arrives for City Exhibitions
James P Reed the checker champion of America arrived in the city at Keystone Hotel to begin a two week series of exhibitions starting this evening. A large crowd of his old friends is expected to attend.
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James P. Reed
America
Allegheny County
Keystone Hotel
Sporting Notes From The Local Circuit
Sporting Notes recount yesterday games: Wilkinsburg Stars 17 Keystone Grays 12. McGuires and McQuire figures, plus discussions of various clubs and league developments in Britain, with notes on players including John Clarkson and managers. Early season standings and player longevity feature amid scattered match reports.
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Sporting
Wilkinsburg Stars
Keystone Grays
Chartiers
M Goer
Mansfield
Unclear OCR fragment on baseball admission pricing debate
Fragment discusses MLB figures Browning O'Neill and Sa about admission prices in Pittsburgh and Chicago. Mentions reducing admission to 35 cents and differing views among National League clubs, but exact details and context are garbled.
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Lo’ B
Cleveland
Browning
Chicago
O'Neill
Pittsburgeam
New York
Pixelburg
People in town and visiting figures linked to business
Frank E Randall of the Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation Company plans upper lakes excursions as business outlook rises. W W Young, head of the defunct Lawrence Bank, passes through Union Station on private business. Officer Robert Fowler saves a man from a cable car and is rewarded with a meer schaum pipe. Postmaster McKean returns from Washington seeking approval for three additional letter carriers. H Sellers McKee heads to Philadelphia to finalize Birmingham Company contracts. Dr J S Lewis visits Dr C C Hersman in the Southside. John M Patterson of the Ohio Valley Gas Company departs Weston for business. Robert L McCook leaves for Chicago. Nan S Case, city stenographer, returns home on leave.
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Frank E. Randall
Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation Company
Upper Lakes
W. W. Young
Lawrence Bank
Union Station
Chicago
Robert Fowler
Fifth Avenue
Wooden
McKean
Washington
H. Sellers McKee
Philadelphia
Birmingham Company
J. 8. Lewis
West Virginia Hospital For the
Weston W, Va
C. C. Hersman
Southside
Robert L. McCook
New York
Nan
Springfield School Board elects officers and admits new members
The Springfield School Board elected R. B. Eliott as President J. B. Boon as Secretary and Dr. J. A. Mc Sweeney as Treasurer. New members Charles P. Shears Lewis Baker and David Henderson were admitted while all old teachers were retained. Joan Breslin 85 died yesterday at the Homestead Steel Mill where he had worked 12 years.
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Springfield
R. B. Eliott
J. B. Boon
J. A. McSweeney
Charles P. Shears
Lewis Baker
David Henderson
Joan Breslin
Homestead Steel Mille
Breslin
Blooming Mill
Harney Denese
Henry Dunlap
Harry Gilmore
Allegheny River
Philadelphia
The
Bar Association
Rock Point
Question of voting sparks Barton Union Reformed Presbyterians debate
New York June 6 Rumblings over union with the General Synod of Reformed Presbyterians dominated Synod sessions. Members argued over allowing voting under the US Constitution with several ministers opposing, others warning it could lead to hymnody changes or secret societies. After hours of debate the report was laid on the table.
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New York
Synod of Reformed Presbyterians
General Synod of Reformed Presbyterians
General Synod
Committee of Conference
United States
J. C. K. Milligan
McAllister
J. S. T. Milligan
Denison
Kan
T. P. Stevenson
The
Christian Statesman
Race Through the Rapids Planned on July Fourth
John L. Soules of Muskegon Michigan and Samuel Smith of Lewiston will race a boat through Niagara Falls whirlpool rapids on July 4 The winner landing first at the whirlpool earns 100 dollars the loser 25 The event uses the Maid of the Mist landing as start and aims to ride as far as possible The Grand Army Circle No 52 ladies hosted an entertainment at Duquesne Hall on the incline with plans to continue tonight It was the hill's first strawberry and ice cream festival led by Mrs Linhart the circle president
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NiaGaBza Falls
Jane
John L. Soules
Muskegon
Mich
Samuel Smith
Lewiston
Grand Army
Circle No. 52
Duquesne Hall
Duquesne
Hyperion and Augustine Dale Held on Peace Charge
Hyperion and Augustine Dale were arrested yesterday on information by Theophilus W. Brownley. The charge is breaking the peace. The case was heard before Alderman Warner last night and the defendants were held over for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Hr
Alderman Warner
Jones Avenue
Frank Myers
Allegheny
Mary Peterson
Anderson
Oakmont
Hyperion
Augustine Dale
Theophilus W. Brownley
Miners threaten strike over wage advance division 2
A circular from Division 2 U M W of A officials urges a general strike on the 7th to demand a five cent per ton wage increase and equal pay for all labor, criticizing Bell Lewis Yates Coal Mining and Rochester Pittsburg Coal Co for firing workers and injustice. The message calls miners to unite and refuse compliance with unjust conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell, Lewis and Yates Coal Mining Company
Rochester and Pittsburg
Jom B. M. W
A. W. B. Wilson
M. W
Legal technicality blocks writ in back taxes case
In Morganthaler versus Crites the Circuit Court refused to grant the writ. The dispute centers on omitted taxes and the validity of the 1886 law versus the 1878 act. Judge Beers cited constitutional questions and concluded the peremptory writ cannot be issued, defender to go without pay and recover costs.
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Lima
Jane
Morganthaler
Crites
Brice
A. C. Reicheldorfer
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Beers
Seeney
No Lives Lost After Ohio River Wreck In Wheeling
Wreck victims from the Baltimore and Ohio line were treated at the McClure House in Wheeling after a derailment at a trestle. Officials suffered serious injuries including leg and head wounds, but no fatalities were reported. Communication delays hampered relief as surgeons and crews reached the scene.
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Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio
Fourteenth
Water Streets
McClure House
Superintendent Legge
J. T. Mock
Ohio River Road
J. A. Hunter
Legge
Wallers
Maintainance
Way Johnson
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Grafton
Petition for Pardon Circulated for Scottdale Citizens
A petition will be circulated to the Governor asking pardon for J. A. Bobbs and Walter Herrington two Scottdale prominent citizens imprisoned last fall for three and five years over the Mary Sullivan scandal new evidence and the girl’s recent actions will be presented in Morganza to support the appeal.
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Scottdale
J. A. Bobbs
Walter Herrington
Mary Sullivan
Morganza
Convicted Murderer Granted New Trial on Insanity Grounds
Uniontown reports Judge Ewing granted Marion Crowl a new trial for first degree murder in the December killing of rival Joseph Porter at Dunbar. The decision stems from insanity grounds. Separately Isaac Stummel of Fayette City was sentenced to four years in prison for killing his son.
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Uniontown
Ewing
Marion Crowl
Joseph Porter
Dunbar
Isaac Stummel
Fayette City
Bates Installed as Cadiz Pastor at First Presbyterian
June 6 Cadiz O RICHMAN INSTALLED PASTOR Reverend J K Bates was installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Cadiz Ohio Officials included Dr Alexander of St Clairsville and Rev Zehman of Nottingham The pastor is reputedly worth 250000 left him recently by his father Judge Bates of Columbus
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Dieraren
Caniz, O
J. K. Bates
First Presbyterian Church
Cadiz
Alexander
St. Clairsville
Zehman
Nottingham
Bates
Judge Bates
Columbus
Allegheny Poor Board Awards Burial Contract
The Allegheny Poor Board met yesterday and appropriated bills totaling 4683 dollars. The burial contract for the city poor was awarded to James Taggart. The Steward Rollshouse report lists 204 inmates at the home with one death and one birth last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Poor Board
James Taggart
Steward Rollshouse
Hotel Sanders proprietor mourns four children lost in two years
Fred Sanders of Water Street grieves after the death of his youngest daughter, under four months old, marking the fourth child lost by the family in the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sanders
Sanders
Water Street
Gas Strike Found At 550 Feet In Meadville Well
A strong flow of natural gas was struck at 550 feet while boring a deep water well at the Dudenhoffer brewery in Meadville. The discovery caused excitement and a thorough test will be conducted at the depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Difrator
Meadville
Dudenhoffer Brewery
Naval Academy Graduation Held Amid Ceremonial Address
Annapolis June 6 The graduation ceremonies of the Naval Academy took place today Hon William Northcott of eS an eae addressed the assembled midshipmen and presented the diplomas
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
William Northcott
New Coal Railroad Survey Underway Up Yellow Creek
A corps of Pennsylvania Railroad engineers has begun surveying from Homer City up Yellow Creek for a new line of railroad. The project faces rumors and public interest as details unfold about the potential route and impact on the region.
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Yellow Creek
Indiana
Corps of
Pennsylvania Railroad Engineers
Homer City
Private road proposal to open coal territory discussed
A survey hints the project aims to build a private road to unlock coal lands. Officials weigh benefits and rights while residents debate impact on access and environment. No final decision reported.
Great Morris Mill Fire Threatens Crew as Flames Engulf Plant
A Morris saw mill owned by Drake Landrus and Drake burned despite 30 firefighters effort. The dry timbered building and oily waste fuelled the blaze, forcing interior workers to flee. Loss estimated at 6,000 with small insurance. valuables lost included a gold watch.
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WiLliamsport
Morris
Sgainstat
Messrs. Drake, Landrus & Drake
Widow of Wealthy Years Disappears After Suburban Moves
Younestown June 6 Mrs W T Hall a dashing widow with three children has vanished after arriving here last month leaving creditors. She previously resided in Pittsburg and Steubenville where her husband a prominent attorney worked. On arrival she claimed wealth and planned a large dry goods venture, renting a suburban residence and running up livery bills.
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Younestown
W. T. Hall
Hall
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Pipe works gobbled by English syndicate in Toronto Ohio
Obie Industries in Toronto Ohio reports that a second English syndicate has secured options on the remaining sewer pipe works in the area. They have taken control of three fourths of the stock, with the rest held by home capital. The works will be run by current managers under orders from headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie Industries
Dispatch
Toronto
Ohio
West Virginia
Home Capital
Treasure Trove in Schmucker Farm Dispute
In Thrrix O June 6 An excavation on a farm near this city uncovered about 1000 of ancient French coin. The hired man alerted authorities after not getting his share. Cadwallader heir claims the money was buried by his father and mother during the Civil War and has filed suit to recover the treasure. The officer found 1256 in coins at Schmucker's burial site and the case will be decided in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrrix
Jacob Schmucker
Cadwallader
Schmucker
Oil Producer Denies Sale to Standard
New Castle June 6. T W Phillips, famed oil producer, returned from Butler county and denied rumors he sold out to the Standard for 1 500 000. He told your correspondent there is not the slightest truth in the reports and no portion of his oil interests has been sold to the Standard or any other company. He notes this is the second such rumor in 30 days and asks it to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Phillips
Standard
Dispatch
New Castle
Butler County
Phillips
Great Gusher at Butler Seals New Leases
A massive gusher at Murrinsville near Butler produced about 200 barrels in three hours. Snee & Co. own the Neal Murrin lot easing interest in the field drew offers of 1000 dollars for half an acre and 50 dollars per acre for adjacent territory, all refused.
Campbell & Dick Oil Well Flows 100 Barrels Daily
The South Pennsylvania Oil Company reports the well on the Rader arm in the 100 foot field has made several flows and is producing about 100 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pennsylvania Oil Company
Rader
Warden Coke Works Heading Caved In Near Stonerville
A collapse at the Warden Coke Works near Stonerville closes 60 ovens after over 300 feet of heading caved in. No miners were injured. Mine Inspector may suspend operations citing safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
Warden Coke Works
Stonerville
Youngstown Man Appointed Deputy Oil Inspector
James J. McNally of Youngstown received unexpected notification from State Oil Inspector Dowling that he has been appointed Deputy Oil Inspector. In Buker the Borough Councils schedule an election for June 14 to determine if taxpayers will permit debt increase from 2 to 7 percent of valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
James J. McNally
Dowling
Mr. McNally
Buker
Many events reported from Johnstown and surrounding areas
A man’s body was recovered from Johnstown sands amid scattered notes of local crime and court actions. Morgan county veteran Jons Stover claims robbery by locals. Judge Johnson of Johnstown may retire. A Washington County juror faced jail for drinking during deliberations, with a harsh reprimand. Indictments for arson and murder at No 6 Bridge were dropped. Rainey Coke Works strike near Scottdale ends after miners’ mass meeting in Jimtown. Cedar Ross released after robbery conviction. alibi proven. A Cleveland man in court for murder defense based on insanity. Trunk factory talks in Newark unresolved. Police case in Massillon involving McCaughry vs Motue. Jenny Lykson’s body found in Conemaugh river. Cambria Iron vault questioned. Women’s Christian Temperance Union convened in Wheeling. officers elected.
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Johnstown
Jons Stover
Morgan County
Youngstown
Johnson
Washington County
No. 6 Bridge
Rainey Coke Works
Scottdale
Jimtown
Sedares
Hacorpus
Vincenzo ‘Eraro
Ashland
George Hill
Stanley Jones
Cleveland
Painesville
A. A. Amidon
Jones
T. B. Peddie
A. O. Headley
Simon Bros
Newark
N.J
Ropnert W. McCaughry
Massilon, O
Pittsburg
Cambria Iron Company
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wheeling
Mia. L. Sisson
Ohio
Grace Hal Hechte
Going Abroad After Tragedy In Allegheny
Yesterday H. M. Nurse, husband of Mrs. Nurse, died by self harm using paris green. The couple’s household goods were sold and Mr. Nurse plans to sail for Europe soon, leaving the city.
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H. M. Nurse
Paris Green
No. 141 Street
Allegheny
Narse
Europe
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