Ex-Umpire Decker Goes to Oklahoma to be a Boomer
Baseball score roundup notes Oklahoma bound ex umpire Decker and a collection of results from the American Association. Teams mentioned include Cleveland, Indianapolis, Boston, Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Louisville, Kansas City, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Columbus, and Detroit with multiple game outcomes and league standings.
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Decker
Oklahoma
Boomer
Natmoxal League
Pittsboros
Indianapolis
Chicagos
Cleveland
Philadelphias
New York
Washingtons
Boston
Amtricax Association
Louisvilles
Baltimore
Kansas Citys
Columbus
Cincinnatis
Brooklyn
International League
Chicago Triumphs Over Pittsburg In Wild Baseball Match
The Chicago team edged Pittsburg in a high spirited 9 inning game. Highlights include Anson’s timely hits, Van Haltren and Flint driving runs, and a late home run by Van Haltren. Clarence Duvall reappears on the bench after being dismissed weeks earlier.
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Chicago
Pitwburg
Clarence Duvall
Anson
Iay
van Haltren
Ron
Duffy
Staley
Mann
Dunlap
Farrell
Flint
Burns
Kuehne
Pittsburg
Pfeffer
Smith
Beckley
Lord Fauntleroy
Chicagos
Ryan
van Hal
Ex-League Umpire Decker Emerges as Oklahoma Boom Leader
Citizens and M Decker, once an umpire in the league, become a notable figure in Oklahoma boom activities. Decker moves to the center of the territory and shifts his talent for commentary from baseball to broader discussions, maintaining his genial style.
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M. Decker
Oklahoma
Mr. Decker
Hin Ebingleasoa
Decker
Se Decker Faces Trial Amid Oklahoma Tie Injury Note
In a reported legal matter Se Decker and associates face a suit connected to Oklahoma actions. The case notes a bearing event and potential impact on a league dispute, with references to a forthcoming hearing date and venue.
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Se Decker
Oklahoma
Washingtons Edge Boston In Scrappy Ball Game
The Washingtons and Boston played a tight game as Boston earned most runs, while Washingtons failed to hit Clarkson effectively and pounded Koutenard. Two-base hits by Richardson Becrnee Lietmrowe Johnson Lewin and others highlighted the action. Umpire Curry officiated a two hour contest with several walks and errors noted.
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Boston
Washingtons
Bostons
Clarkson
Koutenard
Richardson
Becrnee Lietmrowe Johnson
Lewin
Againn
Wichardson
Brouthers
Ent
Morrill
Brown
Wise
Nash
Kerie
Uimpire
Curry
Indiis
Clevelands
Bassett
Hadford
Gen
Memeter
Docnie pisvecMciean
Fate
Periaker
Glasscock
Hines
Getzein
Burdick
O'Brien
Fessenden
Oaklands
Ghats
Ohan
Neves
Riverside Grays
Grays
O Briens pitching stars as Hoosiers fall to Indians
In Indianapolis on June 18 the Hoosiers could not solve O Briens fastball as the Indians win. O Brien hurled effectively and the home team produced little offense against his delivery. Scoring details and miscues are listed, with bases on balls and hits noted for both squads.
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Indianapolis
O'Brien
Sn Nak
Timothy the Great and the Quaker Aggregation Clash
A June baseball report details a New York versus Philadelphia game with Buffinton’s strong pitching and Keefe limiting hits for Philadelphia. Keefe fanned 13, while Buffinton allowed three hits and faced control issues in the late innings. Earned runs show Philadelphia with one, New York with two, amid scrappy plays and standard baserunning notes.
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New York
Philadelphia
Buffinton
Keefe
Barnle's Men Rout Louisville for Easy Victory
Baltimore defeats Louisville 85 to 7 as Louisvilles fall flat, errors tally 2 for Baltimores 3 for Louisville. Griffin Ka Sonee Patton Ehret collect multiple hits in a lopsided baseball game from Baltimore on June 14 in Baltimore, Missouri.
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Baltimore
Baltimores
Louisville
Louisvilles
Hite
Louievilles
Jane
Griffin
Ka Sonee
Patton
Ehret
Browns and Athletics Draw In Darkened Tie
Philadelphia June 13 Weyhing and King pitched a tense game between the Browns and Athletics. The contest went to the eleventh inning before darkness ended play with the score tied 2 to 2 after both teams had traded blows and the early 0s and 7s showed on the board.
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Philadelphia
Weyhing
King
Pittsburger Beats Cowboys in a Close Contest
Kansas City opened for a four game series with Columbus today. A large crowd witnessed a closely contested game with excellent fielding and bat work. The Pittsburgh nine showed strong pitching, with Baldwin striking out seven and Swartzel eight.
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CoLtuats
Kansas City
Columbus
Asie Acaba
Columb
Raness
Ples
Orr
Baldwin
Swartzel
Brooklyn Cinch Sgoeing! verges Lucian: Tri-State League notes
June 13 reports from Cincinnati and Wheeling describe shaky pitching as Gallagher failed for Wheeling, giving up 14 hit batters and four walks while two wild pitches affected the game. Scattered early scores show 6 1/ gallant efforts, with Morrison, Bird, Dolan, Higgins supporting infield play. Scottdale routs Mount Pleasant in the International League telegram note.
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New York
Brooklyn
Verges
Lucian
Cincinnatis
Wheeling
Gallagher
Wheelings
Debe Shee
RF i
Galiigner
Zimmerite
Sanste
Manafields
teries—Morrison
Bird
Dolan
Higgins
Hamil
Heagle
Riverside Grays Win Championship Over Oaklands at Recreation Park
Riverside Grays defeated Oaklands in a championship game at Recreation Park yesterday. Highlights included strong Grays batting, solid battery work by Dillon and Good, and aggressive base running by Dillon.
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Riverside Grays
Oaklands
Recreation Park
Grays
Dillon
Good
Fitna
Kiskiminetas Nines Defeat Greensburgs In Saltsburg Clash
In Saltsburg on June 13 Kiskiminetas beat Greensburgs 9 to 6 in a Western Pennsylvania league game. Key moments include Wilson homering for Kiski and Brownlee turning an unassisted double play. Other highlights feature Jamison of Greensburg and Lohr of Kiski contributing in the scoring sequence.
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Saltsburg
Kiskiminetas School
Greensboros
Kiskiminetas
Wilson
Brownlee
GreensbUrgs
Kiskimineine
Lohr
Jamison
Kiskima
Wison
Brown
Palem
Gusky and Kaufmann Team Up For Charity Baseball Match
The second deposit of 30 dollars per side was posted at the office yesterday for a Recreation Park game set for Tuesday. The contest aims to raise funds for the Johnstown Relief Fund with receipts after expenses donated. Kaufmann’s nine will wear fine uniforms provided by the Kaufmann firm.
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Gusky- Kaufmann
Recreation Park
Johnstown Relief Fund
Kaufmann Nine
Kaufmann
Gusky & Co
Remsen Named Manager Of Mansfield Tri State Club
Jack Remsen, from Buffalo, will manage the Mansfield Tri State club starting tomorrow in place of Chris Meisel who drowned at Johnstown.
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Mansfield
Jack Remsen
Buffalo
Chris Meisel
Johnstown
McKeesport Over Uniontown In Exhibition Baseball Clash
An exhibition game on June 18 between McKeesport and Uniontown ended with the visitors winning in a tightly contested affair.
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McKeesport
Uniontown
Sand famine halts glass factories across multiple towns
Flood disrupts sand supply for two thirds of Pittsburg area glass plants, with factories in Pittsburg Tarentum Rochester Wheeling Bellaire Wellsville reporting shortages. Large operations like Thompson Glass Works and Windsor in Homestead suspend. Sand from Juniata river sources scarce, prompting cross-town borrowing and potential layoffs.
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Pittsburg
Tarentum
Rochester
Wheeling
Bellaire
Wellsville
Juniata River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eden
Polburg
Pennsylvania Railroad i
Williwood
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Arena
Pure Rye Whisky Prices and Merchandise Listings
A fragmented advertisement lists various Pure Rye Whisky brands and export goods with prices and seller details, including McKim's Pure Rye Whisky and G. W. Schmidt addresses. It also mentions clothing and fabrics like white lawn, silks, and hosiery, with store sections and floor locations in Pittsburgh.
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Cate Noes
McKim
Gibson's
Orbs
Lively Jumpers Lead Turf Events Here and Abroad
Reed Still Leads Barrer in Turf Shows Both Here and Europe. General sports news lists race results with Irene, Ernest, Vengett, Dan, Penn P, Caldwell, Caliente, Zaffner, Clara C, Strideaway and others finishing first or second across five races.
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Europe
Racing Notes From St Louis Track Day
At the St Louis races today the track was in good shape with a large crowd and competitive racing. Winners included Irene defeating Ernest Race in a photo finish, Vengeur taking the one mile race, Penny cruising to a four length win in the Turf Exchange stakes, Caliente winning the one mile and one eighth, and Clara defeating Strideaway to win by a head.
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St. Louis
Tirene
Ernest Race
Mirth
Ernest
Irene
Vengeur
Lang Lance
Clockner
Laura Davidson
Penny
Caldwell
Watterson
Ban Diago
Caliente
Gardner
Clara
Strideaway
Queen of Trumps
Tig
Seanertohre
Jennie McFarland
Lisa Sermadher
Fess Watterson
Bessemer Bie
Gan Miss Maud
Venango
Carter Bie
Huntress
Baiktoala
Voltiem
Mansfield racing meets improved, schedule outlines finals
In Mansfield Ohio today racing on the local track showed better results than yesterday. The program lists events including a free for all pace and trots with purses and times noted, such as the 2:30 pace and 2:34 trot, though details are garbled.
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Mansfield
Grafton
Joe Burie
Freddie
Bec Ogle
Beaufort handicap and two other races at Manchester meeting
At Manchester meeting June 13 Present Arms won the Beaufort handicap five furlongs with Dogrose second and Shock third. Llewellyn won the Breeders Foal for two year olds with Berea rolle second and Devil Fish third. Row took the John O Gaunt Plate for two year olds with Boraime third.
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Manchester
Lord Dudley
Present Arms
Arthur James
Dogrose
Lord Hastings
Shock
Elphrein
H. Waring
Llewellyn
Douglas Baird
Berea
Rolle
Manton
Devil Fish
John O
Teemer Heads to Boston Regatta For Canoe Team
John Teemer the caveman sails to Boston for a Monday regatta with McKeeport teammates McKay Lee Hosmer Gandaur Ten Eyck and others. He also competes in the four oared race and plans no Pittsburg return this season. He appears fit though not in peak trim and hints at an upcoming surprise plan.
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Mckeesport
John Teemer
Boston
Teemer
McKay
Lee
Hosmer
Gandaur
Ten Eyck
Pittsburg
Gaudam
Checker Championship Clashes End in Split as Reed Wins One
Chicago June 13. Special telegram reports Starker and Reed in two games. Reed wins one and the other ends in a draw. After four rounds, Sims and Barker each four points and Pema four, with fourteen games completed.
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Checker
Starker
Reed
Barker
Western Pennsylvania Sportsmen’s Association Shoot Featured
The aniiral shoot of the Western Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association drew strong attendance. Principal events highlighted by J. Denny C. A. Painter and De Dickson as key competitors.
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Western Pennsylvania Sportsmen’s Association
A Gistee Winare
J. Denny
C. A
Ad de Dickson
Riverside Grays and the caetars at Recreation Park tomorrow
Riverside Grays and the caetars schedule a game at Recreation Park for tomorrow. The McKeesport Baseball Club endured rain cancellations on their Scottdale tour with two booked games left unplayed. The McKeesport Parks Association approved a three day park and track event starting July 4 with local races and entrants from Captain Sam Brown and Ironburg stock.
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Riverside Grays
Caetars
Recreation Park
Emlexton
Wheeling
Robinson Stars
Distatch Nine
C. Taylor
Robinson Street
Allegheny
McKeesport Baseball Club
Scottdale
Union Town
McKeesport Ones Park Association
Sam Brown
Inteburg
Indian Uprising at Mille Lacs Sparks Alarm
A telegraph from St Paul reports Chippewa Indians near Mille Lacs Lake are killing settlers. Mora Minnesota notes Indians began driving whites from Mille Lacs last night. Six whites killed or missing, exact count uncertain. Evax McKaisex requests prompt action to move troops from Mora to Mille Lacs or Milaca to suppress the uprising.
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St. Pauu
Merriam
Mille Lacs Lake
Mora
Mtsx
Milaca
Lake
Evax McKaisex
Still a Chance for Them Governor Grants Respite for Two Condemned
Governor Beaver grants respite to Peter of Schuylkill county who killed two women and set fire to the bullring and to James H Jacobs of Lancaster county who murdered a relative. Execution postponed to October 2 for thorough mental condition examination as their counsel claims insanity.
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Spacia
Aton
Haaperssvee
Peter
Schuylkill County
James H. Jacobs
Lancaster County
First Pittsburgh to Altoona Train Resumes After Flood Work
Johnstown reports that the Pittsburgh to Altoona railway line will reopen tomorrow with the first through train from Union Station at 8 o clock. Bridges and track were washed out but have been rebuilt and inspections completed before regular service. the middle division to open by Saturday. The flood wrecked vast property along the route and destroyed locomotives and track, with massive repairs and temporary double single track solutions implemented.
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Johnstown
Pittsburg
Altoona
Union Station
South Fork
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Sang Hollow
Conemaugh Round House
Bride No. 6
Pennsylvania Lines
Hastings Praises Work of Troops and Commissary Efforts
General Hastings tells press tonight he is satisfied with today’s progress and confident in his troops to overcome the heavy task. He notes clearing debris at the stone bridge, supplies arriving, and pledges prompt action against abuses while arranging reimbursements to the relief fund in Harrisburg.
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Jouxetown
Hastings
Ald
Harrisburg
Heiszichs
Johnstown Rebuilding Under Direction After Flood
Staff correspondent reports Johnstown faces a methodical recovery with new housing and stores opening on main streets. A state health board notice urges residents to leave the city while tents rise in hill districts and doctors warn of disease risk as sanitation improves.
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Johnstown
State Board of Health
Theople
Board of Health
Conemaugh
Pringle
A Peculiar State of Affairs at Conemaugh Cemetery
An employee of St. John's Cemetery in Conemaugh reports bodies awaiting burial with no staff to assist. Official turnover delays and lack of authority hinder operations. In Johnstown on June 11, R. M. Shipman of Altoona reports a Knights of the Golden Eagle loss of 12 members, leaving three homeless, though a large relief fund exists.
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St. John’s School
Southside
Salisbury Hall
St. Joseph's Academy
Greensburg
Johnstown
St. John's Cemetery
Conemaugh
Wes
Dean
Jonnstows
R. M. Shipman
Altoona
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Order
Allegheny City Councils Debate Utilities and Rail Rights
Last night both branches of Allegheny Councils discussed roadways and rail rights including Ohio Connecting Railroad right of way and Jory Hill Passenger Railway. sewer improvements urged by Third and Seventh wards as flood risk cited.
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Allegheny
Select Council
Hartman
McAfee
California Avenue
Walther
McAfes
Ohio Connecting Railroad
Jory Hill
Crosstown
Gillifred
Allegheny City Sanitary and Medical Relief Corps
Johnstown
Koethlin
Allegheny Relief Corps
Snaman
One of the flood heroes William Williams rescues victims
From Johnstown flood reports a Philadelphia rigger William Williams recovered two bodies, traveled at his own expense, and aided victims with Red Cross support later. Dr. O Neill lauds his brave, self sacrificing work while noting his modesty and lack of seeking praise.
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Jongstons
William Williams
Philadelphia
Williams
Johnstown
Hving
Red Cross Society
O'Neill
the Cross
Shave
Ortom
A Hitch on Samoa Secretary Blaine Seeks Treaty Changes
The American commissioners to the Samoan conference received instructions from Secretary of State Blaine. He disagrees with several provisions of the protocol and says England and Germany have not gone far enough. The debate influences the conference’s course as regular sittings continue with differences among the three powers.
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Berlin
Blaine
England
Germany
Mr. Blaine
Gladstone Escapes Adverse Incident in Wadebridge
Gladstone faced a suspected attack as a live cartridge was thrown at his carriage in Wadebridge Cornwall. Police doubt it was an assassination attempt and say the thrower may have been a prankster. three people named a suspect but no arrest was made.
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Gladstone
Wadebridge
Cornwall
Clearing the Stream Report On Bridge Work
Fifty men toiled on a raft above the bridge this afternoon. Zero were experienced lumbermen from J. M. Guthrie of Indiana. Long hooks in hand, they faced chaos as six could be redirected to the bridge to steady the channel work. Officials warned the situation would improve by Saturday night.
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Western
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Fork
McCrae
Pen Vania
Roberta
Philadelphia
McSwiGcas
Johxstons
Jane
J. M. Guthrie
Indiana
Mdswig
Domestic dispute over intoxicated woman on Arch Street
Annie Davison living with a family on Arch Street insisted on getting into bed yesterday afternoon against her employers wishes while intoxicated. Detective Eich Lavery reports a grave incident regarding the woman and certain belongings of the family.
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Annie Davison
Arch Street
Eich Lavery
Four Days of Accidents Reported in City
A sequence of accidents left several injured or in danger. L Orum at Shoenberger’s mill was badly hurt in machinery. An Escherick child was struck by a wagon on the pavement. Edward Teenee at Thom son Steel Works suffered a crushed foot. A four year old, George Smith, fractured his skull and Willie Levy, six, injured his foot after a streetcar incident. John Tablet, teen, fell from a wagon and was taken home.
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L. Orum
Shoenberger's
John Escherick
Oliver & Roberts
Edward Teenee
Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Hos
Elm Street
Hiett
Willie Levy
Wylie Avenue
Tunnel
Central Traction Railroad
John
Mulberry Alley
Twelfth Street
Pittsburg Female College Commencement Held at Christ M E Church
The thirty third commencement of Pittsburg Female College was held at Christ M E Church with an organ solo by Miss Anna Warden and vocal solos by Miss Elizabeth Norcross and Mrs Anna Symener. Rev C E Felton delivered the address on the History of Education. About 1 000 people attended.
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Pittsburg Female College
Christ M. E. Church
Eighth Street
Penn Avenue
Anna Warden
W. Lynch
D. D
Elizabeth Norcross
Anna Symener
C. E. Felton
Dr. Felton
Crove
Orcrosa
Emma E. Ipbingey
Dera
H. Foane Emima
June Ba Ee Agoore
May E. Beane Hattie J. Margie
Moker
Lillian Smith
Marmstron
Minnie
Winton
Anna L. Alunger
Emily Taylor
Elizabeth Louie Hughes
Ace
Boy Injured In Accident At Pittsburgh Railroad
Andrew Vogel a St Michaels student joined friends on the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston line near South Twelfth street when a passing construction train struck him. His right arm and left leg below the knee were amputated at Southside Hospital. Doctors said recovery unlikely after the amputation and police questioned a Swedish boy in a quarrel over a pencil, with conflicting statements. No arrest was made.
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Andrew Vogel
St. Michael's School
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
South Twelfth Street
New
Southside Hospital
Dra. Arnholt
Dickenson
August Weuschausnapski
Riot at a Picnic Ends in Fight on Castle Shannon Line
At Grove station Pittsburg colored picnic under a glee club, in a riot scare reported to Southside police. The clash between two men over a girl escalated until a floor manager produced a revolver to separate them. An official allegedly ordered continued removal of colored riders from the line.
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Pittsburg
Grove Station
Castle Shannon
Messrs
Hubbard
Roy
Hauk
Miller
Southside
Grove
John
Castle
Engineers to discuss South Fork dam and safety
The engineers' society plans a meeting to examine the South Fork dam and its break. They will consider government supervision and inspection duties and the responsibilities tied to such structures. Mr. S. M. Wickersham notes the dam may be adequate for its purpose but warns private neglect could lead to ruin.
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Engineers’ Society
South Fork
8S. M. Wickersham
Stolen Horse Report From Canonsburg Area
George A Crumm of Canonsburg reports a horse theft in the local area. Police were notified and patrols increased to locate the missing animal and identify a possible suspect.
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George A. Crumm
Canonsburg
Jones
Criminals Run Off With Money Box After Laundryman Leaves
Lugg Jule, a Fifth Avenue laundryman near Vine Street, left his shop to buy cigars. In his absence, some thieves seized the money box, but officers pursued. Sudrick gave chase but the culprits escaped.
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Lugg Jule
Fifth Avenue
Vine Street
al Swey
Ofcer Sudrick
Five Dollars for Interfering at Court Hearing
Matthew Ferguson was held for court in 91 500. Hyndman for cutting Theos Searline Thomas Murry interfered and was disorderly at the hearing. He was fined five dollars and cost.
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Matthew Ferguson
Hyndman
Theos
Searline
Thomas Murry
Unknown man drowns after fall from barge on Allertheny river
A man whose name could not be learned drowned late last night in the Allertheny river at the foot of McCandless lane after accidentally falling from a barge where he stood.
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Allertheny
McCandless Lane
Reply in Glass Workers clash over apprentice laws
Ex Secretary Gesser’s reply to James Campbell defends letters aiding English glass blowers. Campbell counters with records, detailing apprentices and law effects. Dispatch reports both sides as they trade claims of violations, vacancies, and importer intent amid a court-ready dispute.
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National Glass Budget
Gesser
James Campbell
Gessner
Europe
Caen Zee
William Bigby
Albert Benne
St. Helens
Norristown
England
Assembly
Federation
Cis
Connell
Ion
Pota
Campbell
United States
Miners Committee Advances on Company Store Issue
A committee of railroad miners met at the Trades Journal office at Fourth Avenue and Smithfield Street. B McCafferty was elected chairman and John Flannery of the Trades Journal was named secretary, as they plan cooperation with miners organizations on the company store system.
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Trades Journal
Fourth Avenue
Smithfield Street
B. McCafferty
John Flannery
Amalgamated delegates advance to convention session
Delegates from the Amalgamated group proceed to the convention with several others. A committee visit to Homestead works is noted and the topic of toleration among the men there may be discussed in the coming days.
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Pdm
Visi
Zenecone
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