Magnates 10 Meet as Chiefs May Be Held in Pittsburg
Weather halts games as Clevelands notch two wins over the Phillies. Local sport notes cite rain delays, disputes over player distribution, and a upcoming magnates meeting in Pittsburg to discuss league balance. Refs to Reach Wagner Von der Horst and the Baltimore dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
Joe
Bain
Burns
O'Connor
Baltimore
Byrne
Elation
Elation Clubs Want Something Done To Qualine Matters. A Dicputch
Messra
Reach
Wagner
von Ders
von der Horst
Snd
Pittsburg
Cincinnati and New York Stage Drawn Ballgame
Attendance 1 087 as Cincinnati and New York fought to a 2 2 tie. In the second game SEW YORK RB PAE Cincinnati HP AB Gore McPhee Lyons Holliday Ewing Browningsm Richardson Comiskey Merphr Chambrin. Final totals show a 5125 12 line with per side scoring details and baseball stat lines including hits, errors, and bases on balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Pae
Cincinnatie
Gore
McPhee
Fuller
Latham
Rourke
Sell LL
Lyons
Holliday
Ewing
Richardson
Comiskey
Oisenit
Merphr
Chambrin
New York
Cincinnati
Summany
Vons Nolmatl
Pewing
Comlisker
Browning
Murphy
Doubie
King
Chamberlain
Boyle
Wilfriches—Chambrlain
Spire
Lrnec
Western League transfer talks and upcoming games
Altoona hosts a meeting Sunday to discuss admissibility of moving Daavilla and Prote coeur to cities or expanding the league. Louisville officials visit Columbus to buy a pitcher, third baseman, and outfielder, but the Western League players' committee refuses to release any players. The article mentions several teams and dates including Canton June 10 and Massillon June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Secretart Haney Means
Larry Gatto
Louisville
Columbus
Breckenrhige
Clausen
Hughey
Kansas City
Collapy and Kelly
Omaha
Parrott
Minneapolis
Zimmerman Breaks Berlin Half Mile Record On Track
Champion bicyclist Zimmermann broke the half mile record in Berlin with 1 04, surpassing a time by Edge of England. He also holds America and England flying quarter mile record at 30 seconds and the standing quarter mile world mark. He plans to race Osmond in England later this month and then returns to open the Asbury Park track for an inter state meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Edge
England
Zimmerman
Osmond
Herne Hill
Asbury Park Athletic Association
North Asbury Park
Shaner Wins Medal at Western Sportsmen Shoot
E. E. Shaner earned the medal for best shooting at the Western Sportsmen's Association event held at Salt Works ground. He won two contests but received the medal as rules barred a first prize sweep. First match top shooter Sthaver hit 20, with Dickson and Singer at 17. Shaner claimed the gold in the 20 live pigeons and then led the 15 five plecons handicap with a perfect score. Denny and Hostetter tied 18 each in clay birds. Denny won the shoot-off. Painter won the 20-yard rifle. Bown topped the 100-yard rifle contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Sportsmen's Association
Salt Works Ground
E. E. Shaner
Mr. Sthaver
James Dickson
William Singer
Baltimore and St Joe Split Doubleheader Amid Storm
Baltimore and St Joe played two in the afternoon with one completed as rain halted the second game. Attendance was 2,230 as the storm threatened the field and the second game was not finished. final score recorded as 5 to 2 in favor of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
1. Louis Fame
Baltimores
Seave
Senators Win Championship Meet Despite Weather Disruptions
The Senators clinched the championship as a Columlls event concluded amid harsh weather. Attendance stood at 353 while WMKSTM reported sales and gate figures. players Duller Towd Milligan and Robinson led with hard hits and base running. A pitching duel and several walks marked the game lasting one hour and minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmkstm
Een
Sete
Larkin
Balf
Terim
Heell
Duplre—Macaliar
Cleveland and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in Rain Shortened Games
Cleveland and Philadelphia played two games on the same day, with the visitors winning both initially but rain shortened the first game after four innings. Pitching and fielding showed strong moments for both sides, and home runs were noted by Markett and McAleer among others. Umpire was Emslie, with two hours of play across both contests before weather halted action.
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Cleveland and
Lit Tums
Nh Preclevelayd
Ae Ccma ST
Burkett l
Odavi
Row
Omckean
Teteag
Mealeer
Zimmer
Cappy
Rune
Cleveland
Patiadelpike
Teshaee bit—MeAleer
Thompson
Con Her
Travestiasnit
Ztegner
Stile
McAleer
Teeistsy
Priet
Beals McAleer
Hamilton
Ploehet
Connor
Hallman
Peclanttr
Tle
Oclementiaac
Allen
Otros
Keefe
Philadel Tro
Hite
Davis
True
Stele
Tose Peron Hie
Pars
Marsal Aaerkett
MeAlerr
Fe— Nu
Collie
Virtue
McKean
Childs
Meis Vitus
Conner
Bar- McKean
Theas
Emsiia
New York
Cincinnati
New
Pittsburg and Brooklyn Highlight Early League Schedule
To Day's League Schedule lists Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York, Louisville at Washington, Chicago at Boston, and St. Louis at Baltimore in a circuit busy with early season matchups.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Louisville
Washington
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
President Young Seeks Quick Resolution of Protested Games
President Young said the National League protests prevent final standings for the 12 clubs. He has mailed papers on the New York versus Pittsburgh rainstorm protest to committee members for decision, and expects replies in a few days. No special meeting will be held pending responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasarroton, Inne
Spereial
Young
New Yorke
Pittsburg
Cleveland-St. Louis
Louisville Baseball Club selects Brown captain and Taylor as assistant
Secretary Batman writes to Manager Chapman to confirm Chapman’s sole control of the team and asks him to appoint Tom Brown as captain and Taylor as assistant captain. He urges the players to play winning ball, following a directors’ meeting amid rumors of Chapman’s possible displacement and Pfeffer taking charge.
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Lorrstrine
Batman
Louisville Baseball Club
Chapman
Tom Brown
Taylor
Chapan
Pfeffer
Louisville Baseball Club to undergo imminent changes
A Louisville dispatch from St. Louis dated June 9 reports a pending shift in the Louisville Baseball Club. Fred Pretter is expected to play second base while either Harry Taylor or Tom Brown may assume the captaincy. Club officials decline to confirm but acknowledge a major development soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Louisville Dispatch
Louisville Baseball Club
Fred Pretter
Harry Taylor
Tom Brown
Diecers
Pittsburg State League Club to Move After Four Home Games
The Local State League ball club will transfer to an eastern city, likely Wilkesbarre, after four home games this week against Lebanon and Reading. Lebanon features ex Allegheny Jack Coleman and pitcher Day. Wilkes Barre offers free grounds and a loss guarantee or possible club ban. a Johnstown meeting will decide the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Leaf Club
Scranton
Wilkesbarry
Lebanon
Reading
Jack Coleman
Alleghenies
Harry Wright
Pittsburg
Wilkesbarre
Johnstown
Johnstown and Altoona Baseball Game Fragments Summary
Fragmentary box score notes show Johnstown Lebanon and Altoona Pittsburg games with hits errors and batteries listed. Scattered references include Danville Reading Harrisburg Allentown and various battery pairings and scorers, but most details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Lebanon
Davia and Sehrachren
Fee and Moore
Heese
Altoona
Aitvons
Fragmented OCR shows scattered city columns and scores
Readable text lists Milwaukee Minneapolis Indianapolis Toledo and scattered numbers. No clear event or outcome emerges from the damaged OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Fort Warnr
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Maho
Ceenenewscesscede
Toledo
Rain Interrupts Dispatch Nine In First Hunt of Rescue Schedule
Rain halted the Dispatch nine just as two on and none out threatened a win against Pom in the opening Newspaper Rescue game. Attendance was large and fans praised the plays before the game was stopped with a 3 0 score in favor of Pom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatce
Vuts
Lescue
Brooklyn and Boston League clashes noted in brief
Miscellaneous baseball items report Brooklyn and Boston league activity, injuries, and management notes. mentions KRALN blocking league games, Conways defeating Holy Ghost Juniors, Baldwin facing Brooklyns, and Captain Comiskey bringing in Bommite. A Rochester player loses a pocketbook and a State League meeting is called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Fred Pfeffer
Kraln
Boston
D. A. Conways
Holy Ghost College
Mark Baldwin
Brooklyns
Pawtucket
Weateks
van der Huixen Horst
Mpitcherr Goodall
Rochester
Chicago
Mart
Morris Park Race Day Track Record Highlights Belmont Stakes Preliminaries
Rainy afternoon drew 14 000 at Morris Park Westchester course for Belmont Stakes races. Hamilton 1 1 led first race six furlongs in 1 50 and Patron 2 Hayward won the Belmont Stakes prep by five lengths in 2 12. Mars Penn triumphed by four lengths in the second race while Sir Francis de Dorget captured the Larchmont Stakes by a head. Morello and Daisy Ryan also won their events, with other runners listed in the meet results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Park
Morris Pain
Westchester
Enr Othe
Persistence
Hhefhgold
Mars Penn
Gleaming
Gempets
Whipping
Liste
J. Lambley
Stoi
Thue
Sallie McClelland
Francis de Dorget
Donovan
Simms
Bor
Hesperus
Elrod
Br Alength
Beatrice Colt
Vespasian
Free Mason
Morello
Fitzpatrick
Bealod
Shamons
Hayward
Rieving
Ajax
Bergen
Bilescolt
Minnehaha
Shelly Tuttle
Reginald
Heads of
Talla
Prince Imperialla
Silver Queen
Hit
Toboggan Slide Handicap at Morris Park Draws Strong Field
New York June 9. The Toboggan Slide handicap at Morris Park is set to entertain with a dry track preferred but mud friendly line up. Contenders include Russell Tourna ment Correction Fairy Madstone Tormenter and Tournament spearheading the sprint as Horse of speed. Race day odds favor Tournament while the Morris Park stars race in order. Miles Standish should win the opening event with Courtship second. Rex and Fidelio contest the second with Fidello in the mix. Raindrop and Mendicant clash in the fourth with Kirkover leading the last race contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morris Park
Russell
Tournament
Correction
Fairy
Madstone
Tormenter
Morris
Roller
Kennebec
Aimuch
Miles Standish
Courtship
Rex
Fidelio
Mendicant
Raindrop
Kirkover
Gettysburg
Sir Richard
Prince George
Lindsay
Gaiety
Fair Play
St. Anthony
Best Brand
Harlem
Fre Forlonts
Baindrop
Sweet Alice
Charcoal
Cynosure
Vernon Wi
Aloha Brack Horse Sold at Public Sale
The sensational brack horse Aloha aged by imported St Manco out of Ollie by Virgie was sold in St Louis to Jockey J J McCafferty from J P Smellwood Carlinville Illinois for 21000 dollars. He will join McCafferty’s stable at Monmouth Park after the meeting. Alba’s recent form boosts him as perhaps the strongest race horse in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brack
Aloha
St. Manco
Ollie
Virgie
J. P. Smellwood
Carlinville
Tis
J. J. McCafferty
Monmouth Park
Alba
America
Kingston
Races at St Louis June 9 Feature Six Furlong Wins
The June 9 program in St Louis reported six furlong wins by Union, Klidare, and Costa Rica among others. Goldstone and Presley Payne placed in multiple events with times listed for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tnion
Grannie
Dewberry
Fanotus
Gold
Lakeland
Tine
Wightman
Goldstone
Minnte Dee
Klidare
St. Leo
Races Run At Dixerxwatt Meet With Close Finishes
June 9 program at Dixerxwatt featured six furlongs where W. L. Munson won aboard Tenny Jr with Octeramt third. a 1 16th mile event led John Berkler to victory over London Smoke and Borak. Yo Tamblen won a one mile race with Greenwich and Julia May following. Sabine led four and a half furlongs with Lady Jane and Fays placing. Hen Young won four and a half furlongs with Cognette and Carrie Pearsall.
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Sabine
Lady Jane
Fays
Hen Young
Cognette
Carrie Pearsall
Delilah brood mare Died in Kentucky
Delilah a valued brood mare belonging to R H C Mitchell died suddenly at Daxvitte Kentucky. She was dam of Buneo Jr 2 17y and valued at 3000 dollars.
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Daxvitte
Delilah
R. H.C. Mitchell
Buneo, Jr
Training Schedule for Corbett Ahead of Sullivan Fight
Billy Delaney outlines a strict daily regimen for Jim Corbett before his bout with Sullivan. The plan covers early rising at 7, baths, meals, long walks, hill climbs, light amusement, sparring, and late sailing toward an 80 o clock bedtime to ensure peak conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Delaney
Corbett
Zimmerman Sets Another Record in Bicycle Feat
Arthur Zimmerman, famed American bicyclist from Asbury Park, achieves another remarkable feat as a special cable frame reaches Asbury Park and ships to various states. The report highlights his skill and ongoing record pursuit amid evolving cycling technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Arthur Zimmerman
The Two Murphys Glove Bout Ends With Johnnie Murphy Purse
About fifteen hundred spectators at the Pacific Club in San Francisco watched Billy Murphy of New Zealand concede to Johnnie Murphy of Boston in a postponed fight. Billy cited a damaged right hand while Johnnie showed up ready and praised his rival as the best he ever met. Referee Sullivan awarded the victory to Johnnie and declared wagers off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Car
Pacific Club
Billy Murphy
New Zealand
Johnnie Murphy
Boston
Hilly Murphy
Grin
Sullivan
Johnnie Ae
Bermuda
Keene
Tommy Wire
Chicago
Padey McBrive
Philadelphia
Johnny Gridin
Grito
White
Iaver
Harvard
Harry Keyes
Thames
Billy Smith
Australia
Frank Childs
la Blanche, Which Was To Take Place In San Francisco
Smith
Salt Lake
Ight Williams
la Hianche
Foot Race Set at Recreation Park Between Priddy and Kennedy
Preparations underway for a big foot race at Recreation Park with work on the track finished and favorable weather expected. Kennedy is due in the city today and betting remains even as the event scheduled to start at 5 p.m. tomorrow attracts attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Priddy
Kennedy
Fourth of July amateur tug of war entries urged
Prof Kirchner seeks a large amateur field for July Fourth sports with A A U rules in force. Entry sheets are available at AG Prate on Wood Street George Smith on Carson Street Southside W P Johnson West End and JB Golden on Dinwiddie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirchener
Goml
A. G. Prate
Wood Street
George Smith
Carson Street
Southside
W. P. Johnson
West End
J. B. Golden
Dinwiddie Street
Ward challenges Reilly for 135-pound wrestling match
Warren Pa June 9 special: Charles Ward challenges Reilly Pittsburg 135 pounds to a match for 50 dollars a side next week in Warren. Ward offers Reilly 20 dollars for expenses. details to be sent by Tas Disratcu or a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Charles Ward
Reilly
Pittsburg
Ward
Tas Disratcu
Boxing instructors draw in ten round sparring match
Syracuse New York May 9 Fred Warner boxing instructor of the Syracuse Athletic Club and James Kennard the St Paul kid fought ten rounds to a draw last night Warner weighed 10 and the Kid 6 pounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Fred Warner
Syracuse Athletic Club
James Kennard
St. Paul Kia
Warner
Syracuse Wheelmen Postpone Meeting on July Fourth
In Syracuse the wheelmen cancel their planned July 4 meeting while the Detroit Boat Club hires Mike Davis of Portland as coach and trainer. Other notes include Pittsburg versus Detroit cricket at Arashton. East End wheelmen's weekly run to Wilkinsburg if weather permits. Mason Domo at Sheepshead for the suburban. and various boxing and rowing updates with multiple athletes named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Detroit Boat Club
Mike Davis
Portland
Tenny
Pittsburg
Detroit
Arashton
East End
St. Mt
Wilkinsburg
Mason Domo
Sheepshead
Local arrest round up for thefts and assaults
A series of arrests reported last night and yesterday include Ase Hrrcutssoy for stealing clothes from Grant Thompson in Howard's line, Frank RUCKENT for stealing a bicycle from Banker Bro.'s store, and Diantes DELENANTY for stealing flowers at Hazel wood. W J Taggart filed trespass charges against contractor John Hippest for piling dirt and smashing basement windows at a Wylie Avenue church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase Hrrcutssoy
Grant Thompson
Howard
Frank Ruckent
Bro
East End
Diantes Delenanty
Crtz
W. Jd. McKibben
Hazelwood
W. J. Tagcant
Wylie Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Richardssterday
John Hippest
Taggart
Hipert
Tri-State Briefs Include Fatal Ice Pond Incident
The 5 year old son of Peter Raymor of Phillipsburg drowned in an ice pond Wednesday evening. Mrs Howard Outisner of Canton Ohio took a large morphine dose to sleep, waking only after the coroner arrived. A $5000 promissory suit is filed against Massillon catcher Darley Fuchinger by Miss Kate Matter after his recent marriage. Isaac Onan of McKeesport Canton faces charges for passing a raised note after treasury notes were found circulating from 1 to 10 dollars and pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrnt
Peter Raymor
Phillipsburg
Eoward Outisaer
Canton
Darley Fuckinger
Massillon
Kate Matter
Treasury
Isaac Onan
McKeesport
Liverpool Ocean Steamship Arrivals and Destinations
Heralded arrivals list ships from New York to Liverpool and Genoa with ports of call and final destinations. Includes brief retail note about printed drapery silks and department store offerings at Homme & Co. Pen Avenue Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bahia
Genoa
York
Homme & Co
Peno Avenus
Great Disasters Pass Unheeded On Oil Creek Flood
Reports describe the Oil Creek disaster's impact with relief efforts aiding victims in the city. Guards chased away suspicious outsiders while the Crawford county official warned of flood damage and bridge losses. Bravery tales emerge as families like Chawke and Terwilliger suffer, with survivors and mourners recounting the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Creek
Relief Corps
Lmits
Crawford County
Curse and legend intertwined in Canandohta Lake tale
A Canandohta Hotel hostler, claiming Seneca Cornplanter lineage, recounts a prophecy tied to Canandohta dam and Washington Lake. He narrates Washington’s 1753 voyage from Fort Le Boeuf, conflict with Chief Canandohta and Cornplanter, and a curse foretelling floods that would destroy white settlers when the last Seneca leaves the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnville
Canandohta Hotel
Canandohta Dam
Washington Lake
George Washington
Dinwiddie
Virginia
Fort le Boeuf
Waterford
Fort Duquesne
Washington
le Boeuf
Canandohta
Cornplanter
Reese
Money Raised In New York For Titusville Sufferers
The Consolidated Exchange Committee for relief of Titusville and Oil City sufferers reports over 1200 collected today and expected to reach 3000. Telegrams advised the mayor to draw 500 at once, with thanks from each city. The Mayor's total collection rose to 206 today and Sun donations total 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consolidated Exchange Committee For the
Titusville
Oil City
the Sun
Philadelphia relief drive opens with Drexel as treasurers
Citizens gathered by Mayor Stuart raise funds for oil region fire and flood victims. Drexel & Co. act as treasurers. Over $4,000 already collected including 1000 from the Drexels and Frederick L. Brown, 500 from John Wanamaker, 500 from Strawbridge & Clothier, 250 from Spreckels Sugar Refining Co and Jacob Reed's sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Stuart
Drexel & Co
Drexels
Frederick L. Brown
John Wanamaker
Strawbridge & Clothier
Spreckels’ Sugar Refining Company
Jacob Reed
Bridges Wash Away Endangers Monongahela Railroad Structure
Heavy rain floods Pigeon Creek as another railroad bridge pier washes away at Monongahela City Pennsylvania. Officials fear the great structure will collapse before morning while county districts report widespread losses and rising waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monosgarrela City
Pigeon Creek
Opening Their Purses in Washington Pa to Aid Titusville Oil City
Washington Pa June 9 special reports local business men generously supporting relief efforts for Titusville and Oil City victims. In hours a single subscriber carried a lead among merchants and secured substantial pledges for the relief committee’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Wasu Hindon
Titusville
Oil City
One Body Found in Titusville Debris Find
Titusville reports another body recovered from debris in the lower part of town. The discovery follows ongoing search efforts after a previous debris incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Trivusville
Bodies Sought After Disaster In Oil City Area
Search continues for the dead including Mrs O Mara Mr Julia Queen and several children as authorities push cleanup in Oil City. Unclaimed bodies thought to have drifted from Titusville amid a strong odor from wreckage. Teams clear streets disinfect and build a temporary bridge over Oil Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Mara
Julia Queen
Onmer
Nellie Quinn
Engleske
Oil City
Beon
Titusville
Debria
Oil Creek
Solicit from Statesmen on Titusville flood relief
John J. Carter and C. B. Smithson, oil region delegates, read a message from Titusville Mayor Emerson and Oil City Mayor Hunt urging immediate relief for flood and fire victims. The statement promises careful, honest distribution of all contributions, and the convention anticipated sizable donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
John J. Carter
C. B. Smithson
E. Q. Emerson
Titusville
Hunt
Oil City
Carter
Israel
Five More Bodies Found After Oil City Disaster
Franklin reports five additional bodies recovered at Kennerdell eighteen miles below, all in advanced decomposition. The continuing search along the Allegheny river debris underscores a large loss of life and suggests many more victims may be carried downstream from the Oil City and Titusville disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Oil City
Titusville
Allegheny River
Kennerdell
Oil Creek
Roses Bloom at Wilkinsburg Church Social
In the new Methodist Episcopal Church Wilkinsburg a Young Ladies Aid supper drew a large crowd to support the building fund. Six rose laden tables offered dainties with ice cream and candy stands run by local girls. The event, though the edifice was unfinished, showcased the church’s potential and social spirit with no formal program. The supper will be served again tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilkinsburg
Young Ladies’ Aid Society
Misses House
Statenfield
Miss Meecham
Aids
Misses Swift
Leafman
Meecham
Miss Hoffman
Weldin
Miss Hutchinson
Miss Scott
Miss Chester
Montgomery
E. Chester
Miss Eagle
Miss Lawton
Mary Scott
Miss Beatty
Miss Stitt
Venning
Miss Fitzsimmons
Miss Fisher
Burkey
Cushing
Hickey
Hamilton
City Life Shorts Map Tragedies And Plans In Allegheny
A jumble of injuries drownings and arrests from Carson Street to the Allegheny river corridor. Joux Hreues was run over on Carson Street. a horse died after falling from a wharfboat. 11 year old James Lecot was bitten by a ferocious dog. The Fuerst Bismarck arrived at Southampton with Pittsburg passengers aboard. Auditorium and Cyclorama Park opening promises a large crowd. July fund contributions listed. James N Worts jailed on felonious assault charges. A ward prison hearing set for Mary Reagan case mentioned. St Johns Episcopal Church services to open with Bishop Whitehead presiding. James Harty, 17, injured his leg leading to amputation after a freight car fall. School principal Ms Parner faces assault hearing. Mrs Payne accused of whipping a boy in her yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joux Hreues
Wuazen
Carson Street
Southside
John Coll
Huling Bros
Allegheny River
Fifth Street
James Lecot
Stueben Street
West End
Herman Schuman
Fuerst Bismarck
Southampton
Pittsburg
Harry Lyons
L Allendorff
B. Biggard
Great Western Band
Iron City Produce Company
Kindley Hardware Company
Pittsburg Produce Commission Company
T. M. Scanlan
E. A. Wood
James N. Worts
Charles F. Marshall
Ansti-Ce
Courtland Whitehead
James Harty
Lower Allegheny
Harty
Carey Alley
Chicago
Parner
Fifteenth Ward
Alderman Richards
Payne
Willie Ackers
Pittsburgers Register at New York Hotels
A list from New York on June 9 records Pittsburg residents registered at several notable hotels including the Fifth Avenue Grand Union Astor Holland Imperial Brunswick Gilsey Bartholdi Morton Morton Earle's and Hoffman houses. Names include L Sythe J Davis J Arnold J F Murray and Rev Matthews among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Imperial
L. P. Webmer
Grand Union
J. 8. Arnold
Strunswick
Evyster
Gilsey
G. F. Greenwood
Bartholdi
M. Naner
Grand
P. Hamburger
Rev. Matthews
A. B. Murray
J. F. Murray
W. I. Hays
Hoffman
L. Dilworth
Brunswick
Weather Watch: Low Pressure Spreads Rain Across Regions
A shallow atmospheric low moves across the Middle Atlantic and Ohio Valley bringing showers and local thunderstorms along the coast. Eastern Lake Erie sees heavy thunderstorm activity with about two inches of rain. Despite a central low, a rare cloudless spell persists elsewhere, with heat continuing in the Central valleys and southern plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic
Coast Line
Ohio Valley
Lower
Lake Regions
Lake Erie
Inchea
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Comparative Temperature Report From Primssora
United States Signal Service officer in Primssora provides comparative temperature readings for the day of June 9. Details cover current highs and seasonal averages, noting deviations and notable weather patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primssora
United States Signal Service
River News and Notes Special Telegram
River news from Louisville reports rising water with falls stalls, Ohio River flow up, coal tow on the Cruiser, and traffic to Cincinnati Evansville Tell City Carrollton Big Kanawha. Ship movements include New South from Cincinnati and Joe Williams with empties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dispatch
Louisville
Ohio
New South
Cincinnati
Joe Williams
Big Sandy
Evans Ville
Tell Tell City
Carrollton
Big Kanawha
Weather Roundup Shows River Levels Across Towns
The Upper Ganges shows fair conditions while Warrex River reads five feet with warmth. Morgantown's river stands at five feet six inches and rising. Brownsville at six feet and stationary with clear skies and a 74 degree thermometer reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrex
Morgantown
Brownsville
River traffic and river levels at Evansville and upstream towns
reports show river levels fluctuating with several channels: Hudson and Keystone State boats depart and arrive at Cincinnati and Pittsburg, with tides near 0 to 43 feet and falling. Vessels like City of Paducah and John A. Wood travel between Cincinnati, Louisville, and New Orleans amid cloudy warm weather and frequent tow movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Harry Brown
Peoria
Hudson
Cona
Percey Kelso
Charles Brown
Scotia
Huntington
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Wan Alck
Keystone State
Pitts- Carmino
Joe Peters
Arkansas City
Huckeye State
Wheeling
Iron Queen
Bedford
Courier
Parkersburg
3. L
Tre Joseph Walton
Bellatre
Lowtorine
Sistersville
Ron Queen
Delock
Incinnati
J. P. Jackson
New Orleans
William G. Heeener
Red Wilson
Ville
Suit Ordered With One Year Free Repair Guarantee
A man praises Jacksons for a tailored suit and a one year free repair guarantee. He notes it fits well and suits his bachelor lifestyle, claiming the store’s guarantee covers repairs at no charge for a year. He admits uncertainty about how the policy works but dismisses doubt as the store’s problem.
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Clevelands
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Latenia
General Sporting News OF
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Furton
Sol Cleveland
Loulevi
Louis
Doinhia
Beitimere
Crane
Diecka
Tie Jones
Youngstown
Dune Ie
Charles G. Armstrong
Wylie Trc
Shaner
Haltimone Bhp A
Rohpae
Crooks
Iter Lo
Werten
Glasscock
Brodie
Caruthers
Pinknes
Beckley
Dwyer Pee
Washington, O—Louieville
Wosetsevo
Jane
Senators
van Horas
Vaker
Draden
Ty Malley
Enecoe, P
Statler
McKeever,c
Wetzelm
Klapp
Odorn,m
Wiard
Fink Re
Ane
Sunmary
Lipatch
Post
Stoten
Brownlees
Water Coves
Canion
Allance
J. J. Brownlee
Denver Avenue
Allegheny
Bostons
George Bommite
Hemming
Foutz
Pencin
Elmer Sonic
Reds
State League
Patron
Latonia
James Corbett
Jim
the Two Murphys
Johnnie
Pacific Athlete Club
Morrow
Mas. Clana Andeewwa
Alderman Schellman
Peter Lannogan
Micnart Geresatio
Mary Smith
Cork
Alderman Madden
Ale
Poland
James Smith
John Chawke
Terwilliger
West
Canandohta Lake
Monongahela City
Pittsburgers
Nia
West Virginia
River News and Notes
School and College SR
Remington Bros
Allegheny Branch
Dispatch
J. B. Krercher
Wood St
the Mercantile Agency
R. G. Dun & Co
Westinghouse Rail
Corner Penn Ava
Ninth St
North America
Debta Col and Hom
North American
Jacksons
Liberty ST
Uwren
Eagle
Ohio St
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