Umpire Macullar Poor in Cleveland Game at Expo Park
A critical report on umpire Macullar in a Cleveland at Pittsburg game at Expo Park. The umpire missed calls including ruling Tackies safe at home plate in the fourth inning, spurring crowd reaction and calls for his removal. Baldwin Caldwins pitched well but the Cleveland home team lost in ten innings with errors and misplays contributing to the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
Macallar
Exposition Park
Pursburg
Gellar
Enid
Luther Macallar
Pittsburgers
Mevan
McKean
Virtue
Herselves
MeKean
Beckley
Baldwin
Deckley
Mark
Tebern
McAliver
Mack
Farrell
Wife
McAlcer
Miller
McKeon
Zimmer
Bierbauer
Tebean
Shugart
Leckley
Yeoung
Reckley
Smith
Childs
Crice
Burkett
Davis
MeKeah
Browns Defeat 9-Louleville 9 to 2 in St Louis
In St Louis on June 2 the Browns beat 9-Louleville by nine runs to two. The game featured strong pitching by Browns and a decisive offense that secured the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Louleville
The
Browns
St Louis Beats Opponent Despite Failing Line and Errors
St Louis victory details include earned runs, hits, and player notes. Highlights mention Carroll, Buck Donthley Groans Werden and Buckley among batters. game time and line notes indicate miscues and pitching marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Brown
Carroll
Sanders
Siwester
Brodie
Omeokin
Pinkurey
Uehne
Muckle x
Dows
Bjenst'h
Loulstil
Ilenennvankscaglio
Caru
Crooke
Buck Donthley
Werden
Buckley
Grim
Cincinnati Victorious After Late Rally In Sloppy Game
Cincinnati won a rough contest with five runs scoring on three hits and a wild pitch in the decisive inning. Errors and miscues marked the finish as both clubs struggled, with Hallidar and Murphy contributing key moments for the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omncaca
Jones
Chicapes
Cincinnatix
Colte
Cincinnati
Seurrez
Philadelphia Defeats Brooklyn In Warm Afternoon Clash
Philadelphia edged Brooklyn this afternoon by heavy batting as 3,219 attended. Key performers included Corcoran, Brouthers, Henry Homer, Conner, Hart, and Werling. Two hours and strong pitching by Werling highlighted the rough contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphis
Brooklin
Pamaperram
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
PULA
Scmmary
Fesracd
Etometya
Philady
Corcoran
Dbrouthers
Jewhenry
Homerios
Conner
Hart
Doubleys
Allen
Ward
Rowthers
Joyce
O'Brien
Kinston Conior
Hallman
Thompson
Werhing
Ye Alten
Deleban
Strick
Woerd O'Brien
Hone
Eid
New York Triumphs Over Baltimore in Low-Scoring Tilt
Errors and timely hits carry the New Yorks past Baltimore 7 to 5 in a game played June 2. Attendance 108. Notable hits include a home run by Van Haltren and three-base hits by Ewing and Tiernan. Pitching and fielding miscues shaped the contest amid a pleasant day.
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New York
Baltimore
New Yorks
Daltimore EE
Gore
McGraw
Hichardson
Ewing
Tiernan
van Haltren
Whistler
Welch
Robingon
Shindle Motrraw
Rohnson
Crane
Pnesed Balisx
Gunson
Boyle
Une Fantiiea
Be Wikannen
To Day's League Schedule
Pittsburg plays Louisville, Cincinnati faces Chicago, Brooklyn meets Boston, New York visits Washington, and Baltimore contests Philadelphia in today’s pro baseball slate.
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Pittsburg
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Bennett Fd Stover
Kennedy
Stety
Kinelow
Wists
Island Sharrott
Whiladelpius
Mulvey
Itgere
Hess
Tnstright
Killen
Poe Haorrington
Burke
Cleveland
Williams An Hettger
St. Louis
Breitenstein
Moran
Woodeers
Ehret
Pitcher Terry Signs With Local Club
Pitcher Terry arrived in the city yesterday and signed a contract to play with the local team. Donovan is expected to arrive tomorrow and may play Friday. Captain Byrne expects Genius to report at Louisville today. Buckenberger says Baret is not yet in condition to pitch. Hanlon met Cub Stricker and agreed to the player joining Baltimore at second base.
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Terry
Juey
Louisville
Hanson
Baltimore
Donovan
Byrne
Genius
Anager Buckenberger
Baret
Smith
Baldwin
Burns
Thompson
East End Grms
Hanlon
Cub Stricker
Payer
Stovey Released as Keystones Trim Salaries
Boston reports Harry Stovey released by the Bostons and likely to join the Giants in New York soon. The trio Clarkson Nichol and Bennett are the first to have salary cuts under the magnates conference plan. Other players will be interviewed in coming days as the reduction continues. The Keystones defeated Alliance at Highland Park in a separate game.
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Boston
Harry Stovey
Bostons
Giants
New York
Clarkson
Nichol
Bennett
Alliance and Keystone Battle. 6-1 Scoreline Highlighted
In Western League play Keystone led Alliance 9 to 4 with errors on Alliance. Yeagie and Haller starred for Keystone while Robinson and Haller were charged with catching duties for the home team. Kept by Yeagie, Robinson and Haller were set to next face each other tomorrow as the series continues.
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Robinson and
Cargo
Keystone
Yeagie
Haller
Alliance
Allance
Robinson
Kiskiminetas Defeat Greensburg on Strong Pitching
In a rain affected game at Meadville, Kiskiminetas shut out Greensburg behind Walter Wilson's pitching and sharp defense by Kiskiminetas. Greensburg starter Smith left after the fourth inning due to illness and was replaced by Hemphill.
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Buamsville
Hkiskiminetas
Greensburg
Walter Wilson
Kiskiminetas
Smith
Hemphill
Jobstown
Meadville
Renos Suffer First Defeat Versus Clarion Normals
The Renos fell to the Clarion Normals by an uneven score as the Normals remained unbeaten this season. Horner and Will starred for the Normals while Taylor and Stares sparked the Renos. Umpire FitzGerald presided.
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Cramox
Renos
Clarion Normals
Sted
Horner
Will
Normals
Stares
Taylor
Fitzgerald
WeE'V8 and Pitchers in a Shifting Baseball Scene
WeE'V8 ends with Mr Macallar amid shifting rosters as Batowry shines. Buffalo eyed Jack Sharrot from New York, while Rochester released SCIOnSICK and Swartwood steps in. Omar and Providence focus on trades, with Pittsburgh and Louisville to play two games in Louisville. Ed Hanlon defends Pittsbord stock value as talks of salaries and releases ripple through the leagues.
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Wee
Macallar
Batowry
Woopcock
New York
Jack Sharrot
Buffalo
van Haltren
Baltimore Eich Bast
Scionsick
Rochester
Swartwood
Joe Kelly
Omatic
Bvass
Miller
Mack
Pittsburg
Louisville
Yorsg Elwoy
Providence
Pittsbong
Ed Hanlon
Track Record And Talk At Superseap Bay Races
Attendance 10,000 as six races on a fair track yielded close finishes. Futurity sprint Hingston 127 Taral 0 to 2 won by a length with Major Daly 14 Anderson 4 to 1 second. Leonswell 14 Bender 1 to 1 third. Daisy stakes five furlongs turf Lovelace 118 Bergen 1 to 1 won by a neck. Warsaw 14 Taral 5 to 1 second. Sir Hichard 118 Little field 14 to 1 third. Arab 10 Littlefield 6 to 1 won by a length over Wolcom 110 Taral 2 to 1. Hasterd 19 Doggett 7 to 1 third. Pepper 1 homes 7 to 5 won by a length. Bolero WY Lambiey 5 to 1 second. Gleaning 10 to 1 third. Swift stakes seven furlongs Vestivale 15 Hamilton 2 to 1 won by half length. Victory 11 Taral 2 to 1 second. Rex 1 Coring omon 1 third. Snowball 117 Taral 3 to 4 won by three parts. Gettysburg 121 Ande 1 second by three lengths. Gold Weave 12 to 1 third. Time figures vary from 1:21 3-5 to 1:30 3-5.
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Hingston
Taral
Major Daly
Anderson
Leonswell
Bender
Lovelace
Bergen
Warsaw
Sir Hichard
Littlefield
Teme
Arab
Wolcom
Hasterd
Doggett
Homes
Lambiey
Gleaning
Forlow Vestivale
Hamilton
Rex
Coringomon
Gettysburg
Ande
Bets and entry list for Sheepshead Bay races today
Probable winners and wagering details for today's Sheepshead Bay races with Bourbera & Co. Turf Exchange bets in Louisville. First race includes Hammier Lady Violet Chicago Laura Gould and others with varied stakes. Fourth race lists Madstone Banquet Livonia Loantak Dem Portchester. Fifth race features Jon Cavaugh Zorling Varder Castaway Onward Great Gans and a field of 12. No pooling on the sixth race.
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Bourbera & Co
Turf Exchange
Louisville
Hammier
Lady Violet
Chicago i
Laura Gould
Freemason
Minnete
Alice Brace
Bellegrade
Bliss
Colt Tate
Long Docks
Noment
Hueta
Ately
Madstone
Banquet
Livonia
Taka Biz
Dem Portchester
Jon Cavaugh
Zorling
Varder
Castaway Fd
Great Gans
Races at St. Louis Feature Quick Wins and Close Finishes
The St. Louis meet today produced six furlong wins by Little Pull and a strong display by Ed Greenwood in the yearling race. Uplifting results showed Dick Wick and Blaze Duke securing decisive margins with several close placements across seven events.
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St. Louis
Little Pull
Frank Phillips
France
Ed Greenwood
Po Keep
Tom Kelly
Dick Wick
Tea Set
Tramp
Mary Sue
Ethel Gray
Churchill Clark
Belle Meade yearlings bring high prices at sale
Large crowd attends the Belle Meade yearling sale with strong bidding. G Lorillard pays 60 for a brown colt out of Bronete, and G Ram says 6,250 for bay colt by Luke Black out of Touch-me-not. Not very many Pittsburgers win money as Monzanis wins Garfield Derby with Wadsworth second.
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Belle Meade
G. Lorillard
4 Nets
Bronete
G. Ramsay
Luke Blacken
Contests at Scranton Open Pennsylvania Wheelmen Meet
In Scranton the Pennsylvania League of American Wheelmen held a meeting with 1000 visiting wheelmen and Philadelphia clubs in uniform. Archie Grace of Philadelphia won the 2 mile road race in 24 minutes 27 seconds. other events at the Driving Park yielded slow times and no records. The program listed several races with winners from Philadelphia and Scranton Bicycle Club, ending with a reception and plans for big races tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pennsylvania League of American
Philadelphia
Archie Grace
J. D. Pacey
Wee State
Ringile
Campbell
M.A. C
Murp
Jhanudleap
Frank Marrett
L. D. Munger
Meinfe
Scranton Bicycle Club
George Winans
Tyler
Berle
Secone
George W. Coffin
Rich
Sree Anfety
Derio
Ralph
Hazleton
Firs Pen
Browneville sprinter EMOTHERS secures backers for local match
In sporting notes, EMOTHERS of Browneville has backing for a match against a local runner if terms are agreed. Estimated fights include George Smith's possible retirement injury and plans for a Mt. Abbott bout in England with Staunton Abbott. Hart and Pritchard likely sign Monday for a 19 pound match.
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George Smith
Emothers
Browneville
Iif
Binut Frazire
Raverhill
Staunton Abbott
England
America
Fears of Disaster As Summit Reservoir Threatens Canal
Axton Ohio June 20 heavy rains push water levels in lakes south of Akron toward a Titusville Oil City flood, prompting guard lock closure at Summit reservoir. Officials fear banks may fail sending millions of tons of water into the Ohio Canal threatening homes stores and factories along the canal route.
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Dispatch
Axton, O
Akron
Titusville
Oil City
Summit Reservoir
Summit Lake
Ohio Canal
Turkeyfoot Lake
Lons
Summit Lakes
Tragedy in Cell Ends With Suicide
A prisoner hanged himself in his cell at 1 30 this morning using a shirt rope fastened to a water pipe near the floor. He slipped the rope around his neck, leaned to one side, and died by strangulation.
Beaver Falls Tragedy and Local Happenings
Beaver Falls reports a needle incident causing mental distress to Mrs Bere who was recently wed. Judge Wickham appoints George E. Smith as Commissioner after many applicants. Governor Pattison will attend the Teachers State Convention on July 6. A covered wagon accident near East Liverpool left several adults with minor injuries. Fred Kennedy, 41, drowns while swimming in the Beaver River.
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Pattison
Beaven Falls
Wickham
George E. Smith
David Bere
J. Critch
Sharkey
East Liverpool
Wood
George F. Kennedy
Comparative Temperature. Prrraaveo June 20 Weather Report
United States Signal Services officer in this city provides a temperature summary for the day and notes atmospheric conditions. Details include readings and brief local observations.
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Prrraaveo
United States Signal Services
Prisoners Tamper With Locks in Third Jail Break
In Mansfeld Ohio a jail escape occurs as W M McIntyre, jailed for stealing a gold watch and $50, overpowers a turnkey and flees eastward. He is among three inmates to escape in three months after prisoners tampered with cell locks. a reward is offered and a posse pursues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfeld
Fred Drummond
McIntyre
Bucyrus
Sherif
Tragedy of Infidelity Leaves One Dead in Valley Shootout
In Snake Spring Valley Brororp county Daniel Miller shot Adam Hofecker after Hofecker’s affair with Miller’s wife. Hofecker died from kidney wounds, Miller fled, but public feeling backs him amid a lover’s quarrel turned fatal.
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Brororp
Snake Spring Valley
Adam Hofecker
Daniel Miller
Miller
Hofecker
Johnstown
Morecker
Martinsburg
Cunity
Nedford
A Miller
State Ag predicts average crops across Pennsylvania
Secretary Edge of the State Board of Agriculture reports mixed yields with overall average crops likely. He notes corn hurt by wet spring, oats damaged, straw down, potatoes reduced acreage around 13 000 acres, hay below ten year average, but livestock in good condition and prices rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissone
Edge
State Board of Agriculture
King
Oata
Unusually Large Washington Jefferson Class Day Held
An unusually large Washington Jefferson College class graduates this year with many notable events. Educators attend prominent speakers, and the class day performance draws crowds from near and far. Tomorrow at 11:50 AM a cornerstone laying for the new gymnasium will be led by Ex-Governor Beaver with other distinguished persons in attendance from Pittsburg and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Washington College
Washvetor
Jane
Washington-Jefferson College
Washington and Jefferson College
Beaver
Pittsburg
Cloudburst Causes Damage Across German Valley and Surrounding Areas
A cloudburst in German Valley Lock Haven Pa last night damaged crops and swept away fences and outbuildings. Robert Kalemhbach and family fled their home with a six month old child, who was found half a mile away. A barn at Dunnstown burned in a lightning strike, destroying two horses and goods valued in the thousands. No additional lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
German Valley
Plamn Run
Robert Kalenhbach
George Thompson
Dunnastable
Ballotbox Stuffers in a Fix
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals upholds the 18 month prison sentence for Jacob Moshell J Thomas Delaney James Hart and Thomas Fallon, Jersey City ballot staffers from Hudson countys First precinct First Assembly district. The ruling affirms a conspiracy to subvert laws conviction and signals further appeals and trials of the 35 men charged in Hudson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors and Appeals
Jacob Moshell
J. Thomas Delaney
James Hart
Thomas Fallon
Jersey City
Hudson County
Supreme Court
Hudson County Court
Court of Last Resort
United States Supreme Court
Sheepshead Bay Tips and Entries Special
Sheepshead Bay tips and entries highlight Foam Stakes with Laura Gould colt and Free Mason contending from the start. Racquet may win the Sheepshead Bay Handicap with Demuth of Loantuka runner up. Volunteers Handicap for 5 year olds promises strong betting. Shellbark at 100 pounds with cood boy may challenge along with Hellegarde Blisscoit for second. English Lady led last meet with Warpath second in a subsequent note. multiple horses listed for fifth, third, fourth races with various names and weights.
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Laura Gould
Free Mason
Racquet
Demuth
Loantuka
Brown
Rogers
Hellegarde
Blisscoit
Milt Young
Warpath
Hammie
Chicago
Rightaway
Leonardo
Allee Brace
Minnehaha
Salutation
Lady Violet
Bliss
Chatelain
Elsino
Long Dock
Thistle
Prodigy
Tom Watson
Evanetus
Gertrude Cult
Speedway
Starlight
Bell Garde
Salata- Hon
Hanaicap
Lamplighter
Dagenet
Nomad
Fidelio
Mars
Lizzle
George W
Portchester
Banquet
Madstone
Tournament
Doncaster
Loantaka
Livonia
Zorling
Foreigner
Entree
Castaway IL
Wardee
Westchester
Lit
Ragnfee Cavanagh
Frontenac
Arnica
Inquest Rules Accidental Death After Train Fatality
Deputy Coroner David Sample presided over an inquest in McKresport on William Savage killed Saturday night by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train. The jury returned an accidental death verdict. Savage, fleeing an outraged husband, was en route to his Middletown home in Dauphin County when he died.
Tailor Missing After Collecting Cash in Jeannette
W. W. Streas a Jeannette tailor who worked for E. B. Ellsworth vanished after collecting 300 dollars for his employer last week. Oil City and Titusville relief committees plan a new receipt distribution with Oil City receiving 40 percent and Titusville 60 percent. Also, lumber dealer Joan Creighton of Hailsdale was horsewhipped by Mrs. Frank Kelley on Saturday evening. Kelley says Creighton insulted her previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Streas
Jeannette
E. EB. Ellsworth
Oil City
Titusville
Joan Creiowros
Hailsdale
Frank Kelley
Creighton
Methods of Nominations in Mercer County
The Republican County Committee met and re-elected W J H Cochran as Chairman by acclamation. They reported on changing rules for county nominations and urged a convention for September 6 to decide by delegates whether to adopt the popular system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menesi
Republican County Committee
W. J H. Cochran
Democratic County Convention Strengthens Kribbs and Hess
The Democratic County Convention met to nominate F. F. Kribbs for Congress and H. M. Hess for Assembly. J. L. Kribbs, ex-legislator, defeated J. S. Craig for Coroner. J. A. Summerville nominated for County Surveyor. J. A. Shirley elected County Committee Chairman. Light vote. Assembly result unsettled, Henry Cyplett showing strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramox
F. F. Kribbs
Congress
H. M. Hess
J. L. Kribbs
Craig
J. A. Summerville
J. A. Shirley
Assembly
Scill
Henry Cyplett
Latonia Race Results Reported With Close Finishes
Latonia race day results show several close finishes. W L Munson narrowly won the first race by a nose, Lady Jones placed second by a neck, Ella Shipman third. Jack Star won the seven furlong second race by a head with King raga second. Other events included a two year old race and a maiden event with narrow margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CisersNatt
Latonia
W. L. Munson
Lady Jones
Ella Shipman
Tome
Eeven
Jack Star
King Raga
Desens Tales
Wen Eixteenths
Carrie
Lillian Lindis
Pittsburg Dancing Master Named National Secretary
I F Thoma of Pittsburg was chosen secretary of the National Dancing Teachers Association after returning from Cleveland where the group met for four days. E W Wale of Boston was re elected president and the convention favored slower graceful dances adopting three new forms Harvard Gavotte Payane and The Carlyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Thoma
National Dancing Teachers’ Association
I. F. Thoma
Pittsburg
Cleveland
National Association of Teachers of Dancing
United States
Canada
Thuma
E. W. Wale
Boston
Association For Adaption
Harvard
Washout on Grand Trunk near Hillhurst causes train derailment
A heavy cloud burst washed out tracks near Hillhurst east of Montreal. A local passenger train plunged into the washout injuring several and killing engineer fireman express messenger Caron a passenger. Wounded include a mail clerk Clement two section hands and two brakemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MontTreal
Grand Trunk Railway
Hillhurst
Montreal
Clement
Heat Exhaustion Strikes 70-Year-Old Man on Liberty Ave
John McCormack, 70, collapsed in the heat on Seventeenth Street near the Allegheny Valley Railroad yesterday. He was removed to West Penn Hospital. Residents say he has not been active lately and, due to age, recovery is uncertain. McCormack lives on Liberty Avenue near Thirty-first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormack
Seventeenth Street
Allegheny Valley Railroad
West Penn Hospital
McCormack
Liberty Avenue
Thirty-first Street
River News and Notes From Louisville on the Waterways
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE DISPATCH Lacreville June 20 Business good Weather clear and pleasant The river is falling with 3 feet inches in the canal and 4 feet inches on the falls The Grace Morris left for Salt River this morning The Diamond and ten arrived this morning Captain John Oyler a famed pilot was attacked with vertigo last night and his condition is reported Departures For Cincinnati Fleetwear Carrollton Big Kanawha for Evansville Teil jily
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrevinle
Grace Morris
Salt River
Diamond
John Oyler
Incinnati
Fleetwearl Ae Carrollton
Big Kanawha
Evansville
Teil Jily
Weather Summary From Upper Ganges Show Dispatch
Cloudy and warm across the region. Temperatures around 76 degrees with rising water levels noted at multiple sites. Almanac readings show Hsing and Wames river gauges near mid to high feet with pale skies and mild winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Ganges
Alleghfny Junction
Bow Nsville—Niver
River Conditions and Cargo Movements Report
River levels fall and rise across multiple tributaries with ships arriving at Memphis and other ports. Weather described as warm and cloudy with temperatures around 37 to 38 degrees, plus scattered showers and clear spells.
Stray Notes On The Wharf And River Trade
Tar Redford set out at noon bound for Wheeling while river traffic shows three feet ten inches of stage along the river. The Batchelor and An des depart and the Keystone sails to Cincinnati with a full cargo. Rivermen stay active in warm weather as the C W Hatchelor heads to Sistersville with a crew and excursionists including a temperance judge from East Liverpool.
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Tar Redford
Wheeling
Batchelor
Keystone
Cincinnati
Gorp Coin Exports and Bank Indictments in Brief
Gorp coin amounting to $1 100 000 was taken out for export at New York yesterday. The last indictment in the Maverick bank cases at Boston was issued yesterday. Kien coal discoveries have been made in the state of Vera Cruz Mexico on the Gulf coast. A Beexpanp Co New York assigned yesterday liabilities 600 000. Starxa will offer minimum tariff rates to most nations. The Electrical Accumulator and Lighting Co of Michigan sued the Electrical Accumulator Co of New York for 25 116. Wheat stock in private elevators in Minneapolis 590 000 bushels up 174 000 from last Monday. Total stock in Minneapolis and Duluth 12 041 570 bushels up 19 000. Informations against nine New Castle grocers and two at Mahoningtown for selling decomargarine. Decrees published in the Inn reducing inter State duties and abolishing duties on corn until September and allow use of unoccupied government building for storage of produce for the poor. Notices at limestone quarries announce July 1 wage reduction of 10 percent affecting 3 000 men.
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Gorp
New York
Boston
Kien
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Gulf Coast
A. Beexpanp & Co
Starxa
Electrical Accumulator and Lighting Company of Michigan
Electrical Accumulator Company of
Minneapolis
Dalnuth
New Castle
Mahoningtown
Farmers’ Alliance
Tom
Norrices
Manhoning
Shenango
Ghost Dance at Wanpum Grounds Ends in Exhaustion
About three thousand Cheyenne gather at Wanpum dancing grounds to begin the annual ghost dance. Participants lash themselves with buckskin cords jab sticks into flesh and chant in their guttural language until collapse. Those who quit early face ridicule and are denied tribal burial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Revo
Oxna
Wanpum
Lactated Food Advocated to Cut Infant Mortality
Physicians urge lactated food as the safest diet for infants during hot weather. They claim it strengthens the weak and reduces deadly summer illnesses, noting cities using lactated feed show lower infant deaths and urging widespread adoption.
Grove City Commencement Highlights and Sports Day
Grove City Pa June 20 special commencement draws large number of graduates. Last evening the doctoral president delivered the baccalaureate sermon and today students engage in field sports. Tonight an enjoyable Webster University club entertainment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Passenger Railway Employees Relief Association Report
The semi annual report shows receipts of 198,850 dollars and expenditures of 194,685 dollars leaving a treasury balance of 4,170 dollars. The annual picnic is set for August 11 at Silver Lake Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Traction Relief Association
Silver Lake Grove
Railway interests shift to Missouri Pacific. outages hit Dakota towns
The Pueblo Gunnison and Pacific Railroad transfer of survey and right of way privileges to Missouri Pacific is reported. Western Dakota mail delays due to washouts cripple Eli Horn line traffic with no through trains since the 15th and none expected before Wednesday. A Beal closes Braddock Turtle Creek Street Railway stock to J D Callery. Attorney William Yost, former company president, pushed the sale as a new board was elected yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busiess
Dakota
Eli Horn
Braddock
Turtle Creek
J. D. Callery
The
and Avenue Company
William Yost
Evangelical Synod District Elects Leaders at Session
The New York and Pennsylvania district of the Evangelical Synod of North America closed its week's session today. Officers elected include President Rev Val Kern from Rochester New York Vice President Rev A Zeller from Rochester NY Secretary Rev Edward Jung Buffalo and Treasurer E W Pessler Buffalo The next conference will meet in Rochester NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and
Pennsylvania
Evangelical Synod of North America
Val Kern
Eric
A. Zeller
Rochester
N. Y
Edward Jung
Buffalo
E. W. Pessler
Iochester
Second United Presbyterian Church Hosts Westminster College Recital
In Rew Wilmington Pennsylvania on June 2 special report notes the Second United Presbyterian Church overflowing with friends and parents for a Westminster College recital. A very large class graduates this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Winniseroy
Second United Presbyterian Church
Studenca
Westminster College
Warden Child Dies in Sewickley at Age 2 Years
On Sunday June 20 1892 at Sewickley there died the only child of the late John B and Bessie Warden aged 2 years and 4 days. Notion of funeral hereafter.
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Sewickley
lSy
John B
Bessie Warden
Powell Shiner Hangs Self in Jail Cell
Powell Shiner a Polish immigrant prisoner at Wiiexsnarre jail hanged himself in his cell during the night. Authorities report no suspected foul play and the death is being investigated by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Shiner
Too Late to Classify WOMMAs Assist in Kitchen Work
A brief classified notice invites assistance in kitchen and general housework duties with a small gift. Read at J. C. Comroy's in Gal.
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Hiss
Becko Seth
Corky Zineer
Young
Int
Pascobal —Mack
Lefton
Tettytry
Jewetandy F
Senators
Iaguire
Larkin
Karmond
Koell
Tucker
Kelly
Nash
Gastright
Tecker
Nichols
Hadford
Molligan
Raymond
Kinstic
wosTos
Eowasi'gotx
E McCarthy
Radford. R
Jaar
Ponoran, LL
Stoves, PF
Richards
Njel
Lowe
Abbey
DT Robinson
Unstr'ht
Dutts
Storey
Richardson
Hases
Steerer
Doble
Hennett
Stover
Radford
Daity
Rwilford
Hor
Abhber
Kmaslie
Meyr
Hadiford
R. Odo
Her. m. Rely
Oo Tucker
Nasi
Milligan
Thoneran
Mich
Son
Brell
Maguire
Gasteight
Wilmot
Med“hee
Dahlen
Comiskey
Cooney
Hallidar
Tiehlen
Stokestese
Muallane
Ee Pitt Sri Morphy
Bhy
Moliane
Luby
Paseed Balle
Murphy
Heche Luby
Uimpire—Gattney
Philadelphi
Chevela
Iitteburge
Louieville
U. Louis
Stovey
Nichol and
Keystones
Alliance Club
Highland Park
Western League
Ecole Arene Columbus
Milwaukee
Andanapolis Gocogzzoos Adilana
Sesereceens Eaeate
PRYNC
Ccceesees
Kansas City
the State League
Tandeagee Wilkes
Wilkesbarre
Dancitte
Wilkestarre
Danville
Manafee
Cote
Bucker
McCoy
Hanken
Macuiar
von Dengue
de Sare
Joh F. Donoghue
Beware
Mamie Wood
Gett la Mie Mir Aeairice Eas
Siena
Tennirter
W. C Daly
Morris
Ey West
Hartford Turfman
Daly
James McLaughlin
McCrackes
Homewood Driving Park
Pirnke Lorillarp
Sensation
Countess de A
Beane
Onondaga
Susquehanna
Garfield Park Club
SIM
Pritchard
National Athletic Club
Rlng
Willian B. Crrris
New York Athletic Club
TH. Sherrill
Yale
Curtis
Parson Davies
London
Warren Lewis
Claw
Choynski
George Godfrey
Jackson
Beaver Valley
West Wincoln
Virginia
Ohio
Lake Erie
Bedford County
Wash-Jeff
Pennsy
Board of World's Fair Managers of
Prennsylvania
Bondaoa
Ballotbox
Mercer
Clarion County
Pittsburger
D. D. Bruce
Board of Assessors
River News and Notes
Memphis
Tron Queen
Wittsburg
New South
Waretine
Batcheior
Andes
Hur
Parkersburg
NEW Orlians
Meemphis
Monroe
Arameas City
Elver
Lear Anil
ST. Loum
the Prince OF Wales
Eee TV
Blackwell
Durham Tobacco CO
Durham, N. C
Dave the Infants
Werald
McIntosh-Huntington Co
Erailway Interests
Pueblo, Gunnison and Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
the Evangelical Synod
Rew
Wilmington
Commi
Sixth Street
Mitenwee
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