Got Four More Rits Columbus Magnates Stoop So Low
The Elks eject infielder Reilly amid a troubled day as Columbus magnates face discipline. Also notes strong contests at Morris Park and a summary of yesterday’s league and association games across major teams. The scores show New York 10 over Pittsburg 0 and Boston 14 over Chicago 6 among others.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
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New Yorks Defeat Pittsburgs as Sharrott Shuts Them
In New York June 1, the Pittsburgs were soundly beaten by the New Yorks with 13% attendance. Baldwin struggled issuing six bases on balls and was pulled after the third inning. King and Fields relieved, Sharrott plagued Pittsburgs, and despite late relief, Pittsburgs failed to rally as Sharrott left with an arm injury and Hush continued the march.
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Dispatch
Pittsburgs
New Yorks
Baldwin
King
Fields
Mack
Sharrott
Hush
Pittsburg
Gore
Bassett
Clarke
Insite
Mikely Sharrott
Thlis
Tiernan Strock
Ewing
Whistler
Gonnor
Rourke
Bussett
Starke
Sharrett
Miller
Nissett
Carroll
O'Rourke
Pitmturgers
Chanee
Berger
Urst
Bewts Eamecht
Connor
New York Tops Pittsburg In Turbulent Rally
New York built a late rally to beat Pittsburg with multiple players driving in runs. Gore, Sharrott, and Clarke starred with bases on balls, timely hits, and aggressive baserunning as Pittsburg struggled on defense.
Association Schedule Recaps Games Across Cities
To day’s association schedule lists Columbus at Cincinnati 51. Louis at Louisville and Boston at Washington, with W. J. Frew and L. F.C. 633 Columbus indicated alongside 583 Louisville.
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W. J. Frew
L. F.C
Columbus
Louisville
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Bunched Hits To Defeat Cleveland Nine Again
The Brooklyns defeated the Cleveland team as Ward O'Brien and Shean delivered strong pitching and timely hits. Details show Ward and Davis keying offense with multiple runs and notable fielding plays shaping a 8 9 scoreline in favorable Brooklyn favor.
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Nee Yous
June
Clevelands
Terry
Ward
O'Brien
Shean
Four for the Red Six Sweep Phillies at Home
The Red Six completed a four game streak over the Phillies on a game at Cincinnati. Leichanty drew a base on balls for the Phillies only run while Shindle hit a triple. Attendance listed as 3,570.
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Jane
Cincinnati
Phillies
Leichanty
Shindle
The Bostons Outbat Anson and His Youngsters and Come Out Even
It was a slugging match as Boston and Anson’s young team battled to a draw in June. The game featured heavy hitting and close scoring throughout, highlighting Boston’s depth and the rising talent of Anson’s lineup.
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Boston
Lance
Bostons
Anson
Western University Captures Title With W J defeat in Championship
Rain interrupted Recreation Park as Western University defeated Wash and Jeff 5-3 to win the title. Umpire Trash drew ire for favorable calls. Key contributions came from Gehring for Western and Scott and Neale at the plate. nahn and Laidley notable for W J. Game ended after eight innings due to rain.
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W. U.P
Recreation Park
Eignen
Gehring
Scott and
Neale
Nahn
Laidiey
Wash
Jeff
Vwivy
Seamany
UT. P
Acme and Mansfield Battle to a Tie at Ex Position Park
A late afternoon game between Acme and Mansfield at Ex Position Park ended in a tie despite poor weather and muddy grounds. Final score shows Manefield 9 and Acme 5 with McSteen and Kion credited for batteries.
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Acme
Mansfield
Manefeld
Pete i i
Aoa Ummary
Fiasc A Sidan
Acmes
Manefield
Ast McSteen
Kion
Wilson Sores Mas Opt Sane
West Newton Opens Baseball Season at Athletic Park
West Newton beat Stonerville 6 to 0 in the season opener before 60 spectators. Weet Newton, Jones and Manefee were the batteries for West Newton while Mcllvain and Breagie guided Stonerville.
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Dispatch
West Newtton
Athletic Park
Stonerville
Superior Eee
West Newton
S.eeees
Weet Newton
Jones and
Manefee
Mcllvain
Breagie
Charley Reilly Expelled from Columbus Elks Amid Contract Fallout
Corrunis O June 11 Charley Reilly third baseman now with Pittsburg club was expelled from the Columbus Elks after breaking his contract. Columbus Baseball Club officials faced an embarrassing update as an investigating committee recommended unconditional expulsion. Reilly attempted to halt action by appealing to Mayor Karb, an Elk, but the mayor had no authority to intervene and the Elks proceeded with the expulsion notice.
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Corrunis
Charley Reilly
Columbus
Pittsburg
Order of Elks
Reilly
Columbus Lodge of Elks
Lazarus
Born
Columbus Baseball Club Company
The
Elks
Columbus Baseball Club
Nell
Heilly
Columbus of Elks
Elke Hel
Steilly
Aso
Beilly
Karb
Columbus Club
Mc Basel Club Adds Grey Tener for Key Match
The Mc Basel Club hires Jim Grey and Ed Tener of East End Athletics England and plans a strong lineup. They face Clinmx Club on Saturday in a close contest expected to attract attention from McKeesport supporters.
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Stacial
McKersrost
Mc Basel
Jim Grey
Ed Tener
East End Athletics
England
Nitcher
Dallas
Clinmx
Tigen Tavomble
McKeesport
Mt. Pleasant and Mt. Pleasant Basebal Postponed Game
Special Telegram from Scottaale reports Mt. Pleasant and the home team will play a postponed game Saturday afternoon opening the season. Geyer bats for the home team while Linsey and Morrisson are listed for the visitors with Morriss on the mound and the catcher named. The local club has held Western Pennsylvania championships for two years.
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Dispatch
Scottdale
Mt. Pleasant
Oie
Geyer
Linsey
Morrisson
Western Pennsylvania
Mt St Marys Revers defeat Gettysburg Freshmen on diamond
ExMittsavrs reports Mt St Marys College Reveres beat the Freshmen from Pennsylvania College Gettysburg on their field. The game was witnessed by students, the Minoulty, and many local residents from Mechanicstown Gettysburg and nearby areas.
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Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Mechanicstown
Undefined note fragment hints at legal fight involving Baltimore Association
Fragmentary text references the Baltimore Association and Western magnates preparing for a determined legal battle. Details missing on parties, charges, or outcomes.
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Srt Bores
Ses Eesto
Baltimore Association
Bad Day at Morris Park as Terrifier Bought In
Terrifier wins the S-year-old event but is bought in at 9,000 while Riley claims the other Morris stable victory. A large crowd enjoyed first-class racing at Morris Park on June 11 with four additional races and a weather-perfect backdrop.
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Morris Park
Terrifier
Riley
Morris Stable
Matt Byrnes
Seema
Watcott
Phieas
Wijames
Tik Uz
Eh Lautrigaante
Defaulter
Craosure
Tormentor
Flavia
Nettie
A. Eae
Rane
Sabes
Anussell
Strathinath
Terrioh
Montana
Challson
Conpertion
Bey
Bermuda
Boro
Trinity
Warpath
Ee Onaeia
Esporn
Rhea
Trotting Meet Proves Competitive at Washington Track
Special Telegram reports a continued trotting meet at Washington with night attendance and brisk speculation on the 2 25 trot. Norris N finally wins first money after six heats amid strong performances from Gypsy Girl Roanoke Maid Sadie M Norma N and Linkwood Maid who dominates the final.
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Wasavictos
Norris N
Sadie M
Gypsy Girl
Bing
Ni X
Norma N
Linkwood Maid
Races At Warren and Nearby Tracks Highlight Trotting Card
Exciting racing today despite threatening weather with 1000 in attendance at Wannex. Ozark stakes featured at Caroaoo with Dr Nave upset by a rival horse in a tight finish. In Dixon and Linlithgow's events along with other heats, times ranged around 1:35 to 3:00 as crowds watched trotting and pacing action across multiple local tracks.
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Actet Linnie & Electsis
Nobby
Arte
Louis
Dr. Nave
Freeman
Clari Ined Hakid
Tienyreat Dixon
Walter Cornether
W.G. M.ene An
Duke of
McKeesport Driving Park Opens Seasonal Races
Telegram from the Dispatch McKeesport June 11 reports opening races at the McKeesport Driving Park with trots and purses for local horses. Attendance below expectations. racing continues tomorrow and Saturday with final trials on the last day. Only two races held on opening day featuring Bellex, a Braddock horse, and Forest Boy.
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McKeesport
Illinois State Sports men’s Association tournament big team shoot
In Chicago Illinois the Illinois State Sports men’s Association tournament wrapped with a major team shoot event starting Wednesday and concluding after several rounds. The page highlights the event as the focal point of the tournament with notable participation from local teams.
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Chicago
Tllinois State Sportsmen’s Association
Still Raiding the West. MisxkaAFours, June 1L-The American As
A fragmented clipping notes a Western misadventure with fragmented names and dates. The text hints at an ongoing raid or action involving American forces, with unclear specifics and damaged OCR.
Straight Andrew Thomas Leads Dearborn in Illinois Bird Shoot
The day featured two four-man teams from clubs in Illinois with ten live birds per man under state rules. Andrew Thomas of Dearborn Club, Chicago, achieved the notable straight, nearly tying Amboy after Thomas missed a shot. Amboy took second with Mt Polaski and Prairie clubs sharing third, Audubon fourth. The big open ten third shoot No 5 opened with near 10 entries each and will continue tomorrow.
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Andrew Thomas
Dearborn’ Club
Mt. Polaski
Prairie Clubs
Audubon Club
Famous Dog Dan Mykes Tops Irish Setter Prize Circuit
Washington, D C, reports the imported Irish setter Dan Mykes won top prizes, defeating Beau Brummell who had dominated shows. Mr Washington bought Dan Afghea, plans to debut him on the fall circuit after success in recent events.
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Washington
Dan Mykes
Beau Brummell
Mr. Washington
Dae Lea
Boston
Lynn
Mass
Dan Afghea
Prize Fight Between Grant and Smith Canceled
A prize fight near WalIsville was called off after Elmer Grant refused to leave the ferry boat Ollie Neville over insufficient money. Grant's backer, a boat cashier, collected the purse and took an early train to Pittsburg.
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Walisville
Elmer Grant
Denver Smith
Mill Creek
Ollie Neville
Grant
Pittsburg
Buckeye Prohibitionists Nominate Full State Ticket
Springfield June 11 The Prohibition Convention opened with 363 delegates and adopted a party emblem a white rose. The platform calls for liquor prohibition immigration reform to curb voting by aliens for a year after naturalization woman suffrage pensions for veterans and widows a gold and silver currency standard tariff on imports tax income to fund government and public salaries. Nominations: Governor J J Ashenhurst Stark Lieutenant Governor W J Kirkendell Jackson Supreme Judge Hewson L Peake Erie Attorney General W H Mathews Hamilton State Treasurer George W Mace Darke State Auditor C E Besor Stark Board of Public Works P A Rodifer Belmont School Commissioner E P Hollars Portage Commissioner Waldo F Brown Butler.
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Springfield
G. D. Macklin
Greenfield
J. J. Ashenhurst
Stark
W. J. Kirkendell
Jackson
Hewson L. Peake
Erie
W. H. Mathews
Hamilton
George W. Mace
Darke
C. E. Besor
Board of Public Works
P. A. Rodifer
Belmont
E. P. Hollars
Portage
Waldo F. Brown
Jutler
Redmond and OConnor Reply to Emmet over Parnell
Redmond and O Connor respond to Dr Thomas Addis Emmet of the National Federation. They call the federation document false and say it will not stand up to facts. They blame Gladstone for the rupture in the Irish movement and outline Parnell's offers to resign if Liberals promise satisfying home rule provisions.
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Emmet
Irish Federation
Curcaco
New York
Thomas Addis Emmet
National Federation of America
Parnell
William Redmond
John O'Connor
United States
Grand Pacific
Redmond
O'Connor
Liberals
Answd
Rebels appeal to Europe in Chilean crisis note
Lexpos reports Chilean Congressional Junta asks European Powers to recognize the Provisional Government. It cites alleged lawless acts by "The Dictator" and argues belligerent ground justifies recognition. The junta seeks to maintain international comity and claims legal status over Balmaceda's government.
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Lexpos
Peace talks fail as Balmaceda holds firm
The American Minister's amnesty proposal at Santiago was rejected by Balmaceda who offered to discuss an arrangement. Congressional party refuses. Imperial with Lynch and Condell landed at Tocopilla cutting telegraph lines then reembarked. Ships demonstrated at Antofagasta with no damage reported.
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Santiago
Balmaceda
Imperial
Lynch
Condell
Tocopilla
Antofagasta
Protes tant Association elects officers in Borrao
On June 11 the American Protestant Association announced its elected officers. Right Worthy Grand Master isoe Giuse from Philadelphia. Vice Grand Master August from Cincinnati. Secretary James Cairnes from Palaskia re-elected. Other officers include Fok Psie of Pitaburg and G. Treasurer Albert G. Smith of Boston.
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American Protestant Association
Right Worthy
Oe Giise
Philadel
R. W
Cincinnati
James Cairnes
Palaskia
Sameon
Fok Psie
Pitaburg
FW. Orter
Albert G. Smith
Boston
Prince Scandal and Ostracism Rock English Elite
London reports condemnations of Sir William Gordon-Cumming and his bride as society ostracizes them over the baccarat scandal. The Prince of Wales faces pressure to resign. Queen Victoria orders a personal explanation as religious groups denounce conduct.
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Wollston Hall
Nottinghamshire
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William Gordon-Cumming
Prince
Liberal-Radical Society of
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England
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William
Armour on Toleston stockyards and healthy pork
P D Armour of Chicago, visiting Carlsbad with his invalid wife, warns that new Toleston stockyards will feature strict pork examination and packing. He says Germany may allow import of healthy U S pork after proof of proper inspection, and stresses avoiding diseased meat to protect fresh markets.
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P. D. Armour
Chicago
Toleston
Ind
France
Germany
Mr. Armour
America
Bickert Seeks Grain Evidence in Diet Row
In Berlin the Lower House debated whether the government should disclose material underpinning Chancellor von Caprivi’s grain duties speech. Caprivi resisted, noting inquiries had run since April and remained private to avoid public upset. Herr Rickert delivered a sensational attack urging recall of the man who leads the government.
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Diet
Herr Rickert
Belgian Elections Narrow Liberal Lead in Second Chamber
Tae Haeve reports from June 11 that out of 100 seats in the second chamber the Liberals hold 41, Catholics 22, and Protestant Orthodox 11. Twenty six seats require second ballots. London dispatches note related conventions with Portugal and ongoing naval affairs.
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Tae Haeve
Steamers Reach Southampton Amid Firemen Strike
Steamers arrive at Southampton short of firemen as strike action in Britain disrupts crew replacements. English ships report difficulty filling vacancies due to industrial action and staffing shortages.
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Southampton
Brest
Hebrew Financier Contends With Russian Persecution
BERLIS June 11 A press interview with Herr Goldberger director of the International Bank and Belgian consul general suggests anti Jewish oppression in Russia. He describes a blackmail attempt over a police supervised pass and warns of harsher hardship and possible Russian bankruptcy due to foreign hostility.
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Herr Goldberger
International Bank
Belgium
Russia
Pristaw
St. Petersburg
Habben Goldberger
Lee
Moscow
Co General
Goldberger
Vineyards of France Show American Vines Yield Big Returns
Paris dispatch notes tariff debates revive phylloxera concerns and praise for American grape vines. Statements from Pasteur and Senator Meinadier affirm strong yields, with keen increases in departments like Gard and Charente, implying grafted American stocks compare favorably with French varieties.
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Bish
Pasteur
Meinadier
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Lower Charente
Des
Einten Seiten
Signs of Renewed Activity at Solfatara Crater
Naples June 11 The famous crater of Solfatara near Pozzuoli shows signs of renewed activity. The volcano, active long before Vesuvius, has long slept but recent days have brought earth tremors in the vicinity and other indications of a possible eruption.
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Naples
Solfatara
Pozzuoli
Negotiations Ruptured Over German Trade Deal
St. Petersburg reports that negotiations for a commercial understanding with Germany have been ruptured. This development ends talks aimed at a tariff or trade agreement between the two nations.
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St. Petersburg
Germany
Foster troubled over Grosvenor amid immigration row
Secretary Foster weighs the fate of General Grosvenor as an uproar over an interview about the Foreign Immigration Commission reaches Washington. The piece, disputed by Grosvenor and AP agent Boynton, questions foreign sentiment and the commission's methods, with critics urging stricter immigration facts gathered by consuls and labor reports.
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Grosvenor
Commission
Aew
Department of Labor
State Department
Meredith Under Fire in Bureau Probe
Washington reports Chief Meredith of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing faces a fierce inquiry by a Knights of Labor committee. They allege sensational personal and business misconduct and threaten Ohio labor unity to influence the next gubernatorial election if their demands are unmet.
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Meredith
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Committee of Knights of Labor
Ohio
Knights of Labor
Bureau
Free Coinage Committee Shifts Meeting to New York
The Free Coinage Silver Committee moves its June 18 session from Washington to the Hoffman House in New York. The panel rejects compromise on mine products and Senator Stewart predicts a free coinage bill can pass next Congress despite a presidential veto. Stewart cites GOP support from California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana Nevada Colorado Wyoming South Dakota North Dakota Kansas and others as sufficient with Democratic backing.
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New York
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Senate
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Nevada
Colorado
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Kansas
Acean Vis
Illinoi Asylum Scandal Sparks Split Reports
In Springfield on June 11 the Anna Insane Asylum controversy dominated the House. A special committee issued a majority finding cruelty and mismanagement by the superintendent and assistants, while a Republican minority report praised the institution and called charges personal and unproven. The majority urged dismissals of several attendants. a related court vote failed with three farmers voting with Republicans.
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Anna Insane Asylum
Ss & Steinrt
Are Z
Miners vs Operators Spark in West Virginia Indictments
Charleston June 11: A special Grand Jury selected by Judge Guthrie returns three indictments against the Pool Splint Coal Company of Lewiston for violations of the Miners Welfare statute. The cases will be tested with appeals to the Supreme Court.
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W. Va
Guthrie
Pool Splint Coal Company
Lewiston
Supreme Court
To Seize The Queen A Hawaii Revolution Looms
Advices from Honolulu report talk of another insurrection led by Bush and Wilcox. The Queen tours the islands and may be detained until she signs a constitutional modification granting native rights. Reports clash between The Advertiser and Government Bulletin. Drought persists with seven months without rain.
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Honolulu
Mariposa
Bush
Wilcox
Hinjesty
Bulletin
Hawaii
Fire Records Of Multiple City Blazes Reported
A Baltimore Concordia Opera House fire caused substantial loss with partial insurance. A separate blaze damaged Sholes & Co furniture plant. At East Lake Alabama a large hotel burned likely incendiary with insurance. Ft Pierre South Dakota saw the State Court House and two stores burned with no insurance. Charleston Missouri suffered a commercial block and residences fire with insurance. Haverhill lumber yard blaze spread to adjacent buildings and was ruled incendiary.
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Concordia Opera House
Sholes Ec “Mavoe
East Lake
Alabama
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Staniey
Charleston
L. W. Danforth
Haverhill
Chase & Co
Page & Proctor
A. Curzier& Sona
Crora
Ne Wastes and Maine Railroad
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Ticket Sale to Cleveland
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad will sell round trip tickets to Cleveland for 3 dollars on Monday June 15 and Tuesday June 16 morning trains, valid for return through Sunday June 21. Today only at Saller and Lead corner Smithfield and Diamond streets, men’s suits for 150 dollars.
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Diamond Streets
Freidel funeral and Sander infant obituary notice
Freidel H. Fret Jr aged tedh year dies at home 7 eo street City Pa with funeral at German Evangelical Protestant Church Allegheny City. Fraternal lodge members invited. Sander infant Catherine daughter of Charles and Rebecca funeral from parents area street Thursday at 4 PM attended by family friends.
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Eo Street
City
Gener H. Fret Jr
Luxpar
German Evangelical Protestant Church
South Canal Street
Alley City
Friends of the Family and the
Mechanics' Lodge
Industry Lodge
U. W
Pittsburg Council
Sander
Thurday
R.m
Eprra
Catherine
Charles
Rebecca Sander
Aera
Farpay
The Pittsburg Coal Fleet Arrives Near Cincinnati
Special telegram reports the Ark delivering coal and anchoring at Marmet. The Iron Duke sailed south with a miscellaneous tow. Most boats are below Portsmouth and a heavy storm occurred with no damage. By morning the fleet will arrive in earnest.
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Cincinnati
Portsmouth
CrscieNati
Janetl
Weather Telegrams Report Rivers and Ports Updates
Special dispatch telegrams list river levels at Allegheny Jexcts Jexcts River 2 feet 10 inches rising to 4 feet 4 inches at times with warm, cloudy conditions. Larry ships depart from Pittsburgh toward Louisville and New Orleans. ocean steamship arrivals include Beemen Rotterd Ladon Montena Baltimore London and Philadelphia Bremen with New York as destination.
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Stone State
Pitteburg
Louisville
New Orleans
New York
Beemen Rotterd
Ladon Montena
Baltimore
London
Heian
Ehiladelphia
Bremen
Ewnew York
Genuine Imported Remedy Warns Against Counterfeits
Advises that the product is an alterative and constitutional remedy, not a mere purgative. Urges buyers to avoid unscrupulous dealers and insist on the genuine imported article marked with Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, New York on every bottle.
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Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Attention Warning Signals Mount Over Future Risks
A terse warning appears as authorities urge caution amid escalating threats and potential policy shifts. Analysts warn continued inaction could worsen impacts on communities, economies, and public safety without clear mitigation steps.
Patronize Home Industry Clothing Ad
Local advertisement touts home made clothing by neighbors at popular prices. It promises free repairs for a year on suits costing ten to eighteen dollars from Acksons and urges moderate shoppers not to strain their budgets.
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