Good day for Gray as home team wins with a long line drive
Deacon White's Buffalo team lost ground while Gray the East Ender hit a clean home run to Robinsons position at second. Hanlon's hustlers scored early and added runs in the fifth, but Pittsburgh and the locals clung to the lead as Beckley shone in the field.
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Vesterdat
Pitneburg
Boston
New York
Ely
Chicago
Hanlon
Gray
EastEnder
Robinsons
Kuehne
Steete
Baldwin
Beckley
Felding
Carroll
Ea Tase
Balla
Hoy
Staley
New York and Philadelphia Play in Uneven League Game
A debatable Players' League game tied up in New York and Philadelphia. Attendance and scoring details are muddled with multiple players listed and mixed results. Key names include Shannon Farrar Fogarty Grifin Wood and Mulvey with varied totals and miscues noted.
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Peng Gta Sod
Aew Sanmases
Sumani
New York
Phila-delphia
Shannon
Farrar
Fogarty
Hindie
Grifin
Wood
Siiindie
Aaa
Connorvalle Sewane
Vaurhan
Sepiedelphi
Cleveland Beats Chicago in Thrilling Season Game
In Cleveland, the 4 Chicago loss 3 to 4 in a closely fought contest before 1,081 fans. Notable players include Stricker and Delehanty for Chicago and Larkin and Tebenu for Cleveland with a final score near 4 to 3.
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Chicago
Stricker
Radford
Larkin
Tebenu
Gruber
Strock Owl
Aloor
Pines
Irwin Hit By Pitch In Brooklyn Game
Irwin was hit by a pitch as Brooklyn faced bills with a 0-1 score in a muddled box. Umpires Matthews and Caskine oversaw the contest while Dale Tih reported the incident. the scene followed a rough exchange between players and the plate.
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Boetok
McKeesport pitcher shines in rough win over Springfield
McKeesport star Jene Jones shined on the mound as his team defeated Springfield 78 to 8. Lancer, Miller and Guarnaan highlighted the big win while Jones fanned five and Watson added a late push.
Altoona and Easton Score Ledger Summary
A fragmented Altoona Easton score record lists errors and figures for teams or players. Names Hase hin 10 6 and Satterles with Goodhart Carey and James appear, reflecting a partial results log with mismatched digits and unclear contexts.
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Altoons
Altoona
Easton
Seeser
Hase Hin
Ate
Errors
Satterles
H and
Goodhart
Carey
James
Championship in Danger in Westmoreland County Clash
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH Scottpax e June 16 Manager Porter of the Scottdale Baseball Club challenges the Greensburg Baseball Club to two games one here and one at Greensburg for 50 a side and the championship of Westmoreland county
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Scottpaxe
Porter
Scottdale Baseball Club
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Yale Defeats Princeton in Brooklyn Baseball
Four thousand spectators watched Yale beat Princeton 6 to 1 in Brooklyn. Sto Stagg and Young pitched for Yale in the neutral site game.
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Yale
Princeton
Sunol Sets Fast Mile Time At Terre Haute Track
A notable group including Robert Bonner and C J Hamlin watched Sunol, the 4-year-old filly trained by Charles Marvin, run a mile in 2 45, with a split of 31 15 for the quarter. The pace thrilled observers as Bonner expressed visible satisfaction.
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Terre Haute
Robert Bonner
C. J. Hamlin
Hamilton Busby
W. RK. Allen
Mr. Bonper
Sunol
Charles Marvin
Marvin
Fleetwood Park Opens Circuit Meet At Iconic Course
New York June 1 A meeting at Fleetwood Park began this afternoon at the famed old course. The event drew early attention with details including time 2 38 and entries from Nevada and a few local figures.
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New York
Fleetwood Park
Nevada
Cambri Giri
Maggie
General Mack
Sheephead Bay Race Day Results Report
At Sheepshead Bay on June 18, results listed for six races. Blue Rock Stat won the first, Civil Service second, Madstone third. Adelias Orst led the two and a half furlongs, Vold second, Anes third, time 12:10 1-5. Reel captured the one mile, Flitter second, Cy Seen third, time not given. Gallifet won the fourth with Bravo third, Eclipse won the fifth with Lora Harry second and Bermuda third, time noted. The sixth race at five furlongs saw Eclipse again, Lora Harry second, Bermuda third, time not clear.
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Sherpshend Bay
Sheepshead Bay
Blue Rock Stat
Civil Service
Madstone
Tve
Adelias Orst
Vold
Anes
Reel
Flitter
Bravo
Hirth
Lora Harry
Bermuda
Siath
Teasy Steel
Guy Gray
Li Sam
Races Result Summary From Today's Meadow Park Meet
Winners listed for five furlongs first race with Lee 5 fret Dewberry second Kun Ton third time 1 064. Second mile Jease McFarland first Vice Regent Hegardices third time 1 43 5. Third to one and one eighth miles V DOr thirst Lord of the Harem second Pigma third time 2 3 6. Fourth one mile Cashier Ore Climax second time as Chure. Fifth race one eee makes C meee Clark Gist Brown Duke second third time 2 11 2.
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Kassas Orry
Jone
Lee
Dewberry
Kun Ton
Jease McFarland
Hegardices
Tima
Dor Thirst
Cashier Ore
Climax
Chure
Duke Secon
Races Run in St Louis Fast May Results
Results from St Louis races list placements in multiple events. First race over one and one sixteenth miles had B Solid Sliver first with John Morris second and Tommy K third in 1:44. Second race covered one mile with Princess Limo first and Miss second. Third race over six furlongs saw Gray On light first, Black Knight third with unclear time. Fourth race details appear garbled but Wahoo placed second and Brookiel third. Fifth race ran one mile with Heron Jr first and Castaway third.
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St. Louis
Solid Sliver
John Morris
Tommy K
Princess Limo
Miss
Gray Onlight
Black Knight
Wahoo
Brookiel
Heron Jr
Castaway
Isd
Summer racing meet at Tarentom Park on July 4 and 4
The Tarentom Agricultural and Driving Park Association schedules a two day summer meeting with events including 2:50 trot 150, 340 pace 10, foot race 25, 2:33 trot 200, bicycle 25 on day one and Gentlemen's roadster 0, 2:77 pace 20, free for all trot 200, running race 50 on day two. A report from Lima dated June 18 notes crowds for day two and results such as Dr Brarke winning the unfinished 2:25 trot and an o Ce oe three heats winner Omar a Wwi Elsher of Allegheny Pa with best 2:25.
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Tarentom Agricultural and Driving Park Association
Lima
Dr. Brarke
O Ce
Omar
Elsher
Allegheny
Regatta Preparations In Duluth July Schedule
McKeesport reporter notes Duluth Superior Regatta Association issued instructions for the July regatta. The event will run from July 11 to 26 with a prize purse of 17,500 dollars. Entries listed include Teemer Hosmer Amm Ross Kney Peterson Kennedy Lee McKay.
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Mckeyesport
John Teemer
J. A. Stewart
Duluth
Telmes
Hosmer
Amm
Ten
Ross
Kney
Peterson
Kennedy
Lee
McKay
Grand sweepstakes shooting contest at Union Driving Park
A grand sweepstakes shooting contest is set for next Saturday at Union Driving Park in Brappock. Only Ames Tours entrants will be allowed to participate in what promises to be a lively shoot.
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Brappock
Union Driving Park
Nen Ea
Amestours
Bea Lively
Magnificent Ball. Cleveland Nationals Shut Out at Recreation Park
In a thrilling game at Recreation Park the Pittsburgs defeated Cleveland 6 to 0, with Baker holding the locals to two hits and Decker backing him with solid defense. Oakland-like fielding and timely plays supported Baker as Cleveland committed three errors yet earned all Pittsburg runs. Other scores included Cincinnati beating Chicago 6 to 2 while Boston topped New York 1 to 0 and Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3. Attendance reached 351 as fans witnessed a masterful pitching duel and sharp defense throughout the day.
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Cleveland
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Recreation Park
Clevelands
Pittsburgh
Beatin
Baker
Ining McKean
la Roane
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Kelly
Miller
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la Roque
Hecker
Gilks
Daily
Taor
Lane
Sco
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Grouse Wilson
Oocal
Clevelan
Local League star hosts two for one at Recreation Park
Mr O Neill of the National League club offers two baseball games for one admission today at Recreation Park. Admission for ladies is free. Will Gumbert from East End Athletics likely starts the first game while Zeigler or Sanders may pitch the second. Cleveland pitchers Lancers and Wadsworth to oppose. First game at 20. Team heads to Philadelphia tonight for four games with Bowan and McFettridge slated to pitch on successive days. Hecker to pitch one over city if Bowman is fit. Cornell crew wins at Ithaca on June 18 sight oared.
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O' Neill
Recreation Park
Will Gumbert
East End Athletics
Zeigler
Sanders
Cleveland
Lancers
Wadsworth
Philadelphia
Bowman
McFettridge
Hecker
All
Cornell Wins Rowing Race In 17 Minute Finish
An afternoon rowing event finished with Cornell taking the lead in about 17 minutes and 89 seconds. Ithaca reported a wild scene after the race as crews rowed to the lake.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Police Chief Pledges Action Against Glove Contests
San Francisco June 18 Chief Crowly announced plans to suppress professional boxing bouts at athletic clubs. He warned principals seconds and officials plus spectators may be arrested to enforce the state law. The next match listed is La Blanche versus Patna at the California Athletic Club in June.
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San Francisco
Crowly
Aote
la Blanche
Patna
California
American Prize Winners Highlight Shooting Contest
Bremen June 14 The American prize winners in the shooting contest include first bird Raddoff Gold Crown Martin Ficken Imperial Globe and Zimmermann North America champion Second third Schroeder Scepter and Tail Two prizes all New Yorkers Jordan New York scored 215 in con techig San Francisco 850 Jacoby San Francisco at the giard farmst Cerna ee 8 rings roeder acoby and peed 0 New York prizes include boxes spoons vases and similar items
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Bremen
First Bird
Raddoff
Martin Ficken
Imperial Globe
Zimmermann
North America
Tird
Schroeder
Brementiere
H Jordan
New York
Con Techig
San Francisco
Jacoby
Two Shootouts and Odd News From Cleveland and Buffalo
The day features two shootouts and Jimmy Gray’s home run. A big meeting of the International Association decided to continue operations for now. Youngidson pitched for Wheeling against Youngstown with ten hits noted. The Pennant race in the local league remains tight. San Francisco’s Occidental Club offers 2000 for a boxing bout between McAuliffe and Murphy. California Athletic Club eyes a Sullivan Jackson winner match. Tennis details from the Saunders and Slavin scene at Kenton are unclear.
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Jimmy Gray
Cleveland
Buffalo
International Association
Youngidson
P. L
Hanlon
Occidental Club
San Francisco
Jack McAuliffe
Billy Murphy
California Athletic Club
Sullivan-Jackson
Slavin
Saunders
Kenton
Dera
Wrecking of Train Kills and Injures Several Men at Melrose
Destructive wreck on the Western North Carolina Railroad at Melrose station near Saluda Mountain leaves engineers Jed Smyra of Chester and Lewis Tunstall of Yorktown dead. Fireman W. G. Taylor of Morristown among the injured, along with two colored brakemen Foster and Greenlee. A coal train descent caused cars to pile up after brakes failed, sending the engine and 12 cars down a 600 foot incline for more than three miles.
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Asheville
N. C
Western North Carolina Railroad
Melrose Station
Salads Mountain
Jed Smyra
Chester
Lewis Tunstall
Yorktown
W.G. Taylor
Morristown
Tenn
W. P. Taylor
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Sre
Bowecock
George Ricketts
William Hoe
Foster
Greenlee
Saluda Mountain
Melrose
Immigrant arrivals defended by Mormon Church leaders
About 200 Mormon converts from the British Isles are expected to land at the barge office on the Guion Line steamship Wyoming. Chief Contract Labor Inspector Milholland knows their names and destination, and the Utah church, ship line, and railroad assure they can be located if government actions arise under the contract labor law. Bishop George Q. Cannon emphasizes the church did not fund or contract these immigrants and that none are under contract.
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Diepator
New York
British Isles
Guion Line
Wyoming
Milholland
Steamship Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Mormon Church
George Q. Cannon
Colonel Webber
National British American Association Opens Convention
The third annual convention in Philadelphia gathers delegates from Massachusetts to Michigan. George E. Gooch of Chicago presides as president. The group aims at naturalization of British-born residents, ballot reform, anti-parochial education, and universal peace. J. Henry Williams selected as delegate for the next All-American Protestant conference.
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Philadelphia
National
British American Association of the
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
George E. Gooch
Chicago
J. Henry Williams
Clouds Cause Flood Disaster in Osceola Area
Heavy waters of Holdenbrook rose to unprecedented levels after two clouds collided near Osceola. Mrs Tripp and Miss Mary Thompson drowned with their bodies unrecovered. About 20 buildings were moved, rail trestles collapsed, Tannertown ruined, and only one Holdenbrook bridge remains as residents are rescued from peril.
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Elelaannd
Osceola
Holdenbrook
Tripp
Mary Thompson
Fall Brook
Aidison
Pennsylvania
Tannertown
Holden Brook
Storm Damages Farms After Belton Eureka Flooding
Special telegram reports a massive storm after Belmont and Eureka fields. French Creek burst its banks, rising 12 feet in minutes and flooding farms and cropland. Large lumber losses and crops swept away, with total damage expected to be heavy.
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Parkersburg
W. VA
Belmont
Eureka
French Creek
City of Paris Disaster Inquiry Returns to Hear Testimony
Liverpool June 18 The board of inquiry revisited the City of Paris disaster with Chief Engineer Walls recalling his efforts to halt water inflow and keep the engine room from flooding described as hampered by broken pipes and condenser The crew remained at posts until driven out by water Captain Watkins testified that sails and cannon were excessive for a steamship and life boats were ready Assistant engineer Sampson approved the construction saying the debacle stemmed from brass liner wear Edward Reed praised the ship’s novel features and admiralty alignment The inquiry will resume tomorrow.
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Dunlap
Liverpool
Board of
City of Paris
Walls
Queenstown
Watkins
Aee
Peter Sampson
Board of Trade
Edward Reed
Navy
Edward
Paris
Her Majesty's Navy
Admiralty
Africa pact prompts mixed European reaction
German and Austrian papers debate the East Africa agreement. The Deutsch Tageblatt doubts Germany's relinquishment of vast territory while the Berlin Post questions the sentence’s clarity. Paris Zemps notes Salisbury’s appeasement and wonders about secret concessions.
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Deutsch Tageblatt
Germany
Berlin Post
England
Inge Zeitung
Africa
Fremadebblatt
Aiforma
Rome
Paris
Lord Salisbury
A Convention of Consuls in Paris in August
London reports Mr. Blaine ordered a meeting of all American Consuls General in Europe to be held in Paris on August 1. Consul New says official notice not received yet but such a convention is considered probable as a uniform method for valuations and appraisements may emerge. Rumor ties Sinclair to sailing for Europe in early July regarding the subject.
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London
Blaine
Europe
Paris
New
Sinclair
United States
Europa
It Doesn’t Suit Italy French and American Labor Politics
The Opinione discusses the return of Italian laborers and notes America and France have set hard examples by excluding foreign labor. It cites the public opinion in America driving a stance on European labor after excluding Chinese workers and sees no cause for complaint. It also reports official confirmation that Newfoundland lobster fisheries agreements are being observed by French fishermen with no complaints filed.
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Rom
America
France
Newfoundland
Fire Devastates Felsac Town Killing One Injuring Many
A devastating blaze hit the town of Felsac on June 18 burning much of the settlement. One person was killed and many injured, with numerous residents reported missing as frantic searches continue. Local authorities urged calm as relief efforts mobilize for affected families.
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Buda Pestrh
Felsacmisly
Cholera Deaths Reported at Puebla de Rugat
Five more deaths from cholera are reported at Puebla de Rugat on June 18. The disease overall is said to be decreasing in Valencia as of the latest reports.
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Mapzip
Puebla de Rugat
Valencia
Two Killed and Twenty Injured in Morrisville Accident
June 18 Trenton report of a Pennsylvania Railroad construction accident near Morrisville. A high trestle failed as six cars detached and plunged onto a working gang below, killing two men named Maysh and an Italian named Egolis and injuring about twenty others. The scene was about one mile from Morrisville.
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Trenton
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Morrisville
Maysh
Egolis
Een Ae the
Ang
Murphy
Train Disaster Downed by Washout Near Claremont
A Canada Pacific Railway washout between Claremont and Myrtle, 30 miles east of Toronto, caused an engine crew of five to plunge into a creek. All aboard perished, including bridge inspector Joan Wanless and engineer John Attan, with F. Oliver and sectionmen Lott and J unknown.
Evacuation of Valley Forge Celebrated Today
The 112th anniversary of Valley Forge evacuation will be marked in Valley Forge with a large demonstration by the Patriotic Order Sons of America in Montgomery county. Special trains from the Schuylkill Valley will join twenty county camps for morning and afternoon exercises at Pottsman’s mansion.
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Washington
Bridgeport
Conshohocken
Patriotic Order Sons of America
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Schuylkill Valley
Potts’ Mansion
Norristown
Jerry March
Washington Continental Guard
Senator Voorhees
Ten Killed in Dakota Storm Floods and Flooding
A cloudburst near Appomatox Potter county last night flooded a large area. Three members of William McElory’s family and five members of George Wager’s family drowned. Much livestock lost. A cyclone near Lebanon Potter county swept miles. Valentine Bohn killed and John R English fatally injured. Storm moved west to southeast lasting moments.
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Appomatox
Potter County
Cheyenne Creek
William McElory
George Wager
Lebanon
Mings Cleae
Valentine Bohn
John R. English
Court of Appeals rules option dealing gambling in Kentucky
The Court of Appeals holds that bucket shop grain option dealing is gambling under Kentucky law. In J. W. Lyons versus Hodgen and Miller the court upholds the Superior Court and reverses the Equity Court, recovering $1,500 lost on grain operations.
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Court of Appeals
J. W. Lyons
Hodgen & Miller
Louisville Equity Court
Kentucky
Carnegie Phipps Concedes Wages Younger Hungarian Strikers
Beaver Falls June 18 after a conference Superintendent Dillon of Carnegie Phipps Co granted Hungarian handlers a wage advance from 150 to 180 dollars per day. Mill will resume today with red and ten inch merchant bar works. Other departments to start Friday.
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Beaver Fas
Dillon
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
International Engineers Congress to Join Chicago World's Fair
The Western Society of Engineers decided to hold an International Congress of Civil Engineers in connection with the Chicago World's Fair. Chairman E. M. Cortell announced the plan, to be presented to the American Association of Civil Engineers and to the fair management for approval.
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Western Society of Engineers
E. ID. Cortell
Western Society
American Association of Civil Engineers
Three States News Roundup From Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia
Miscellany reports from Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia including a murder trial in Canton moving to Monican Tows W Va a new 50000 court house planned at Gheenesburg license issues and police actions. Several accidents injuries and deaths are noted plus political and industrial items from Heidelberg University to Doylestown iron finds and local crime investigations.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Tas Popp
Canton
Monican Tows
W. Va
Gheenesburg
Joux Mel»tregz
Connellsville
Thomas Tuttle
Scranton
Inflation fears and banker doubt follow silver coinage bill
New York June 18 The silver free coinage bill moves markets with mixed views from bankers and brokers. Prices in silver bullion spiked briefly to 106 then eased to 104 1 2. Russell Sage warned the measure would cause inflation and disrupt securities, while others predicted potential disaster yet some saw a temporary boom. John H Inmar and D F Foshay voiced caution and urged moderation and alignment with House sentiment. The London market reacted positively to the Senate action signaling broad impact.
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Wall Street
Henry Clews
Harrison
Russell Sage
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Oony
House of Representatives
House
John H. Inmar
Washington
D. F F. Foshay
Zimmerman & Foshay
Ballina
London
Funeral Directors Convention Opens in Erie With 250 Attendees
The ninth snoual convention of the funeral directors of Pennsylvania convened in Erie with about 250 members. Mayor Clark gave the welcome, W. James Atwood the response, and President Pearce urged state health recognition. A committee to work with the State Board of Health was authorized to seek legislation to protect processions from unprofessional undertakers. Secretary Paul reported 563 members. Speakers included Robert Z B Bringhurst Rev Dr Lucock and Dr Peter Barkey.
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Jone
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Erie
Clark
W. James Atwood
Pearce
Philadelphia
State Board of Health
Mountebank
Paul
Robert ZB. Bringhurst
Lucock
Peter Barkey
Census work in Columbus ends amid complaints of omissions
Census enumerators finished the city count today but widespread criticism followed. Citizens report at least 10 percent of residents were overlooked, noting multiple families and a real estate office group not included in the ward tally.
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Columbus
Fanny Williams Secures Double Railroad Contracts
Columats June 138 Fanny Williams completes a ten mile grading contract on the Mackey railroad and halts three carloads of bones and man to Wellington where she has a further twenty five mile trading contract on the Cleveland and Wellington Railroad.
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Mackey
Brrnes
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Wellington
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Two Harrison nominees rejected by Senate in executive session
The Senate in executive session rejected two of President Harrison's nominees. Joan B. Faver, Collector of Internal Revenue for the Fifth district of North Carolina, and H. Harvey Schoch, postmaster at Selin's Grove Pennsylvania, were appointed a year ago and are now denied advancement. A separate item reports two young women, Miss Nita McMillan and Miss Nannie Calloway, drowned while bathing in a lake near Chipley Florida.
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Joan B. Faver
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H. Harvey Schoch
Selin's Grove
Chipley, Fla
Here
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