Louisville and Pittsburg square off in quiet baseball clash
Louisville and Pittsburg played a dull game as Baldwin and Meekin held the line. Pittsburg scored in the first on Farrell and Beckley hits, while Louisville threatened but failed to convert early chances. Attendance reached about 1,000 as the warm day dampened the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisville
Pittsburg
Baldwin
Meekin
Brown
Weaver
Shugart
Hurst
Miller
Bierbauer
Jenning
Beckley
Charley Farrell
Kuehne
Farrell
Smith
Pitts
Foy
Sanders
Jennings
McFarland
Peffer
Pfeffer
Mack
Heckley
Washington Triumphs Over New York In Tight Tilt
Washington defeats New York 16 to 14 in a high scoring game featuring Radford Lyons Hevinson Deere and Kuste with key two base hits and a home run by Ewing Sarde Michardson and notable pitching by Abbey Crane Killen and Rusie. Abbott and Boyle prominent on defense as late rallies shape the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waskington
New Fork
Summant
Earold
Jane Mashington
New York
Dler
Radford
Lyons
Hevinson
Deere
Ant Kuste
Pring
Sae Ewing
Sarde Michardson
Crane
Ewing An Boogie
Boyle and Richardson
Gee Leather Abbey
Off Crane
Killen
Rusie
Washington
Bnees
New Terk
Streck
Abbey
Heels
Boyle
McGuire
O'Rourke
Revle
Fuller
Hoy
Dowse
Browns Sweep Colts in Doubleheader Mayhem
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Colts in a doubleheader on June 2. Strong pitching and timely hitting powered St. Louis to a pair of wins, with notable contributions from players including Crooks Dallen Pinkney Buckley and Brodie. The Chicago side struggled with errors and misplays as Louisville's offense clicked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Bhpae
Wilmot
gCrooks
Dallen
Ocarroll
Schriver
Werden
Ameo
Glasscocks
Joungan
Brodie
Enaran
Pinkney
Buckley
St. Louis
Loula
St. Lou's
Louis
Cnn
Iaby
Pega
Tolentins
Coones
Cusney
Canavan
Ausou
Siredie
Rooks
Time of hour and minutes in a baseball game
A historical box score note records the game time as one hour and three minutes. It lists players and events including a first base on balls to Hotenizon, strikeouts by Hotenizon and Hutchinson, sacrifice hits by Oreo Hutchinson and Puckiey, and pitches by Hutchinson. The umpire is noted as eg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Miler
Moerner
Bierbaner
Pieter
Hee Sanders
Jewmings
Kocher
I Smith
Low
Pases
Kmteville
Tteburg
Seckin
Batawin
Merkin
Maliein
Bierlauet
Ferret
Weaver
Bew
Sc Csorkit
Dow
Baltimore
Philadelphia
van Haltren
Gunson
Connor
Robinson
Btulen
Shock
Hamilton
Hallman
Ikwide
Buffington
Sunsen
Whistler
McGraw
Thompson
Clements
Stratkogt
Esper
Wild Ewes
Lynch
Daltiore
E/PHILADEWAR Br AE
Halliman
Hanlon
Cross
Cobb
Weyling
Philadelphian
Halimin
Shinde
Shack
NoGtaw
Whstler
Delehanty
Haltross
Allen
Conner
Gang Hamilton
Crom
Tele Tall van
Aitren
Worhing
Cincinnati
Cleveland
O'Connor
Thirre
Cuppy
Tome Run
Harkett
Lathanaceon
Comiskey
Smith
Davia
Eee cc
Mane
Bisiesam Inge
Memming
Cup
Empire
Mitchell
Brosklyn.t
Roston
Os Broce
Boston
Brooklyn
Halls
Nichols
Stwin
Tucker
Nash
Quinn
Joy Reo
Kellr
Lowr
Taocker
Gnekees
Allendaner
Rane
St. Louia
St. Louis
Em. A. Et Pale
Geteein
Strunek
Art Ease bits—Dahlen
Sobriver
Ki Caruthers
Htts
Oreo Hutchinson
Puckiey
Wim
Hutchinson
Today’s League Schedule Sparks East Coast Matchups
The schedule lists Boston at Baltimore, Brooklyn at Washington, Philadelphia at New York, Cleveland at Cincinnati, and St. Louis at Chicago setting up pairs across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Louleville
ST. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Cineinnati
Wphiladelphia
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Bostad
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Donovan Signs with Pittsburg Club
Washington Outfielder agrees to terms with the local club. President Young met Donovan in Washington and signed him to play here. Donovan left for Pittsburg last evening to join Exposition Park camp and likely will play right field while Miller bats. Jimmy Galvin traveled to St Louis after a disappointing sailor season and hopes to prove the club did not part with a good pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Donovan
Washington
Pittsburg
Morrow
Exposition Park
Miller
Jimmy Galvin
St. Louis
Jimmy
Louisville Manager Chapman Receives Resignation Letter
Louisvi ll June 22 Manager Chapman of the Louisville baseball team received a morning letter from President Stacker stating his resignation would be wired. Chapman claims an ironclad contract as manager for a year and will seek to enforce it. Pfeffer also got a letter from Stuckey appointing him manager captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvi.ll
Chapman
Louisville
Stacker
Pfeffer
Stuckey
Comisky's Sister Dying Forces Reds to Rely on Bench
Captain Comisky rushes to Chicago to be with his dying sister as the Reds face hard use in the Pittsburgh series. The team may need to lean on uncertain cover options while he is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comisky
Chicago
Reds
Undefined OCR fragment from Lebanon area page
Fragmentary text mentions Lebanon Marrisburg region with unclear names and dates. cannot determine a coherent event or summary from the supplied OCR.
Unclear fragmented sports notes across cities
Fragmentary OCR lists places Toledo Columbus Minneapolis and Milwaukee with scattered numbers and words. No coherent event, teams, or outcomes are readable to form a clear summary.
Kiskiminetas Beats Emienton in Second Trip Game
June 22 report: Kiskiminetas defeats Emienton easily in game two of a trip. Messer of Emienton was knocked out in the sixth inning. Walter Wilson pitched well for Kiskiminetas, limiting Emienton to two hits. Score Kiskiminetas 2 Emienton 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emientons
Formena
Hiskiminetes
Emienton
Messer
Innning
Walter Wilson Sas
Kiskiminetas
Emlenton
Kiskimingtas
Butler Defeats Grove City In Big Crowd Tilt
A large crowd witnessed Butler beat Grove City in a fine game at Grove City on June 22. Highlight plays included Butler battery Jones and Wilson and Grove City's Pitton and strong fielding by Wills and Liesbog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Butler
Jones and Wilson
Pitton
Wills
Liesbog
Baseball Notes and Player Movements From Local Scene
Sluggers are expected home tomorrow while MiSLEn impressed with Jones from Home stead on Tuesday. Rumor says Jimmy Wolf may rejoin the Louisville club. Dono recently set a local record, Kerr’s baseball stock changes hands to a local manufacturer. Mitchell becomes regular umpire in place of Maculiar. Hakrixeros and Rhc are near restoration to the Club roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mislen
Jones
Homestead
Jimmy Wolf
Louieville
Baseball chatter and minor league notes pass in uneven week
Harrington will accompany the cmb on its next astern trip. Hannay Walcur's team grows wary for leaders. Tax Shadysides meet West Newtons on their grounds tomorrow afternoon. Young Apper has 16 strikeouts against the Cuban Giants. Rochesters near Eastern League title. A quiet week with new nickname for Uncle. Shadyside Juniors beat Oakland. undefeated this year. Fairhaven seeks Saturday game arrange. July 4 plans discussed. Browns, Spiders in focus as season accelerates. Baltim star pitches noted. Woodcock and Bird teased as a fly battery. Von der Abe jokes persist amid Baltimore signing intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Shadyside Juniors
Oaklands
Mavote
John Bowmillier
Fairhaven
Plovous
Pop Anson
Cleveland Spiders
Pircnen Heay
Baltim
St. Louis
Danferdts
Baltimore
Chris
Rabbit
Bird
Woodcock
von der Abe
Baltimores
Hoffman House
S J. Lous Cind
Brooklyn
von Albo
Track Record and Talk at Surersneap Bar Race
Attendance 7,000 as six races produced tight finishes led by Kingston 131 winning the Futurity by a head over Usric 111. Multiple horses and jockeys contested tight margins with late whip actions noted. Tomorrow’s entries list six races with bets placed on Strephon and related contenders at Louisville and Sheepshead Bay pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surersneap Bar
Kingston
Gar- Feon
Usric
Taral
I2tol
Whipping
Tringle
J. Lambley
Et Ag
M. Fremont
Languing Tan
Extra
Siena
Free Poe Matee
Lovelace
Ica
Ng. Me
Eeueee Deere
Sims
Stol
Belwood Simms
Ina
Wae Busteed
Bengal 110
Wainleottal
His Highness
Bolony
Lepanto
Whippi Tex
Ey Vingtn
Tod
Wheeling
King Crab
Potomac
Prather
Garrison
Uefort
Bier
Louisville
Bouriler & Co
Turf Exchange
Sheepshead Bay
Willie Ee
Hamilton
Strephon
Don
Lady Violet
Hammiec
Elsine
Sanutation
Seidsaekk
Tammy
Patron Strephon
Port Chester
Nomad Gf
Warpath
Warduke Fith Lars
Mars Een Aa Ea
Uh Raon
Maura Hbene
Vo Vardee
Findlay Driving Park meeting opens despite shower
The Findlay Driving Park Association held its spring meeting with a large crowd. A heavy 4 pm shower postponed the 2:25 trot to tomorrow while races featured drivers Buddy Finnon George Grimes Terre Malluars and Jesse Sutton among others with times around 2:25 to 2:24.
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Fivyoway
Soreia
Findlay Driving Park Association
Buddy Finnon
Tae George Grimes
Terre Malluars
A. Hervonaee
Gincinnati
I. c
Pen Ragen
New Daley RK
B. m
Jesse Sutton
Newark
Henry U. George Grimes
Terre Haute
Ind
La tonia races report and Coney Island jockey club preview
June 22 La tonia race results list winners in six events with times and placings. Special from New York notes Coney Island Jockey Club races at Sheepshead Bay featuring Tammany Patron Charade 2-year-olds and Dwyer family contenders in the Bayridge handicap plus Major Domo preparing for a key race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Major Domo
Racing notes from Shenandoah and Racine circuit
IMant ends racing days and Pessara breaks down as Southside Park trials in St Louis see collisions. A 2400 side match race Montana versus Major Dome looms. SHENANDOAMD may race at Gloucester. Shenandoosh and Moneyald known for consistent finishes. Manton CL bred to Teuton raises sire prospects. Bud Renaud calls bookmakers profit from suckers. Furston Wast buys Corinne Keaney for 600, a promising filly likely to attract owners this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoamd
Gloucester
Shenandosh
Money Ald
Manton CL
Kingston
Garfield Park
Chiego
Upton
Bud Renaud
Furston
Corinne Keaney
Gui Twee
Putes
Pulleg Dewan
Wests
Sullivan Arrives in Town After Boston Visit
John L. Sullivan reaches the Vanderbilt Hotel in New York after a Boston trip and greets many friends. He sits with Tar Distaton in room 16 and answers questions as he sheds his clothing for a light outing shirt before the interview continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Vanderbilt Hotel
Sullivan discusses boxing plans and alcohol comment in Boston interview
In a Boston interview Sullivan explains a bruise on his face from a fall at his sister's home and defends drinking earlier. He says he might move to New York, outlines training plans pending Charley Johnston, and notes he will confront James J. Corbett in New Orleans if they meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Pingi
Sullivan
Ace
Boston
Anyry
New York
Charley Johston
James J. Corbett
Fred Johnson
George Dixon
Corbett
New Orleans
Erie Regatta Opens in Heat Under Sunny Skies
The Erie regatta started under clear skies and high heat with clubs Sunny Side of Toronto Passac of Newark competing. William A Connor and George Hosmer led in the 9 minute 2 second first leg, O Connor winning the race in 19 minutes 42 seconds followed by Hosmer Hanlan and Gaudaur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Sunny Side
Toronto
Passac
Newark
Dan J. Galanaugh
Philadelphia
Harry Wall
Thenish
Chris Shaw
James Rice
Drew William A. Connor
George Hosmer
Jacob Gaudaur
Ed Hanian
O'Connor
New England
Hosmer
Gaudauer
Aunlan
Hanlan
Gaudaur
Lidics
Fox Backer Posts 100 Forfeit to Challenge Sandstrom
The backer of swimmer J. T. Fox posts a 100 forfeit at Pittsburg Natatorium offering Fox to race Gus Sandstrom in a three race series covering quarter, half and mile distances. The first race would occur two weeks after signed articles, with subsequent dates by agreement. If Sandstrom declines, any bona fide American may be eligible to accept.
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J. T. Fox
Gus Sandstrom
Fox
Pittsburg Natatorium
Bath
Sundstrom
W. B. Johnson
State Wheelmen Close Their Meet in Fine Style
The Pennsylvania division of the League of American Wheelmen wrapped up its state meet in this city. Visitors rode a Delaware and Hudson train to Fairview for a day of sport among the Moosic Inlands, then returned for a ride through the Wyoming valley. They were hosted by the Anthracite Club at Pittston and by the West End wheelmen in Wilkes-Barre, before departing for Port Jervis and a run to the Delaware Water Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senaxter
Pennsylvania
League of American Wheelmen
Delaware and Hudson
Fairview
Wyoming Valley
Pittston
Anthracite Club
Port Jervis
Delaware Water Gap
Pool tourney decides state champion at World's Fair
The state pool championship concluded last night at World's Fair Iall East End. Barber won first prize Swager took second and Jackson the favorite finished third. The event marked a successful tournament amid miscellaneous sporting notes.
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East End
Barber
Swager
Jackson
Secret Southside marriage announced in Allentown area
Edward T. Shaffer real estate dealer of Allentown and Miss Matthews of Carson Street, a Rone lady, disclosed a secret marriage yesterday. They showed a license at Rev. Dr. Lorch’s South Seventeenth Street residence and wed at night, then departed for New York Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Edward T. Shaffer
Allentown
Matthews
Carson Street
Dr. Lorch
South Seventeenth Street
New York
Boston
Patrick Weise
Elmer
Fulton Street
F. M. Hauten
Robert Yeang
Orricen Ep Cross
Ruth Ann Woodruff
Gallagher's Court of
High Street
Antuons Dreut
Kensington
Wm. T. Brooks
Missionary Labor Reported by Women's Society Meeting
Beav er Pa June 22 A gathering of the Womens Missionary Society of the Pittsburgh Presbytery in Beaver City celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Indian Mission near Fort Sill Oklahoma. Speakers described progress letters from Indian children and challenges for Covenanter and Southern missions. A total offering of 1055 was raised to support church missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Fats
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society
Pittsburg
Mra
W. R. Laird
New Castle
Oklahoma Territory
Fort Sill
M. Orr
W. W. Carthers
Ince
J. M. Wylie
Denver
West
Hhese
T. A. Spear
Selma
Ala
J. L. McCartney
South
San Francisco
Cal
Mra. N. EB. Johnston
Beaver
Lawrence
S. A. Metheny
Tarsus
Satukia
Suaden
Cyprus
R. Venue
Wilkinsburg
Betheater
Naphtha Owners Censured In Fatal Flood Verdict
Coroner's jury returns identical verdict for 55 flood victims. Eclipse Lubricating Co. of Franklin, Pa. owned the naphtha, stored in a tank on the Cornplanter farm near McClintockville. Tank too close to water, undermined by flood, allowing naphtha to spill into Oll Creek. Judges fault owners for gross carelessness and call for safeguards or removal of nearby tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Crry
Eclipse Lubricating Company
Franklin
Oll Creek
McClintockville
James Marsh
Ninety graduates conferred at Washington Jefferson College
Commencement at Washington Jefferson College Washington Pa June 22 marks the first class’s graduation as 90 graduates receive degrees at the First Presbyterian Church. The program featured speakers including James A Kelso William F Farmer and Paul D Gardner with orations by R Anderson William R Farmer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblestown
Fulton Jack
Kent
R. Phillips
Washington
Lee Hoor
Uniontown
W. 5
Haymaker
Braddock
Artium Baccalaurel
Lee Downing
J. D. Kelso
M. M. Loucka
J. B. Ioghes
K. Phillips
Paul D. Gardner
Thomas Wray Grayson
John W. Hoffman
R. §. Anderson
William R. Farmer
W. C. Johnson
St. IL Meroy
J. M. Chalfant
E. 5. Day
J. W. Dunbar
James P. Egieson
Janes B. Ely
Harry J. Nexbit
Clarence Rehu
Thomas G. Simonton
J. D. Singley
D. I. Sloan
John W. Giffin
David E. Bapler
Charley Lewis
John W. Taylor
KR. L. van Or
A. W. Wilson
Scientiae Baccalature
Morgan D. Hayes
S. Eaker
O. F. Burchinal
H. W. Miller
H. H. Rowand
Practical Road Improvement Plan Sent to Harrisburg
The Juniata Valley Roads Improvement Association met in the Court House to adopt a bill for State and county road superintendents. The governor appoints the State official and courts appoint county superintendents for three years, with reports to the State official. A committee led by S. C. Stewart will carry the bill to Harrisburg and push adoption next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Inture
S.C. Stewart
Tyrone
John McGraw
Hollidaysburg
Dr. Christy
Dr. Baker
Altoona
J. D. Hicks
B. Isenberg
Birmingham
E. Bi. Burdridge
A. Grier
John Clark
Williamsburg
5. C. Stewart
Philo Society Wins Forensic Contest at New Wilmipacton
The Philo Society triumphed in the junior oratory contest at New Wilmipacton with G. A. Sowash taking first prize and J. G. Houston second. Five contestants included J. W. G. J. H. Houston Jennie McKiwi W. P. Reed and G. A. Bowesh. The Phitos celebrate the victory after 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philos
Dephi
New Wilmipacton
New Wilminetox
Spreaal
Fphilo Society
G. A. Sowash
J. G. Houston
Delphic
J. Ww. G. J. H. Houston
Jennie McKiwi
W. P. Reed
G. A. Bowesh
Phitos
Tragic Death Follows Deliberate Laudanum Dose
In Astortown Virginia Cora Allen 19 died after taking a laudanum dose while living as a domestic for D L Phillip. She was affianced to mill worker Andrew Walls and reportedly prepared for death by washing and donning a new nightgown. Three doctors failed to save her after discovery at 6 am. she died 9 30 am. She left two letters to unidentified recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astortown
Cora Allen
William Allen
Bruceton
D. L. Phillip
Andrew Walls
Corm
Wester
Massillon
Standard Oil Company
John Liner
Latrobe
Steubenville
Galloway
Jacon Bason
Dravesburg
Crump
A. M. Roerres
Derry
Pittsburg
John Hamilton
John Foray
John Lijobres
Calumet
Indead
Lijobres
Foray
Awpuzw
Mutxutrr
McKeesport
Hearn Most
Joan Sturt
Girard
F. W. Myers
Greensburg
Julia Cane
Jeannette
George L. Cake
Borough of
Jyrouz Savrisever
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Ford City
Kittanning
Cona Allen
Uniontown
Misa Allen
W. Va
Wall
East Liverpool
James Kiser
Warren
Kiser
Kensington
Columbiana County
Charles Rushton
William Ewing
Rushton
Ewing
Grove City Commencement Class Day Exercises Entertain Friends
Grove City College held class day exercises and an alumni meeting with a cadet drill and a choral concert. The Choral Union performed Cowen’s The Rose Maiden and Wynken Brynken and Nod directed by Prof. Hefflety with Miss Angel and Messrs. Dermitt and Cannon assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
College Choral Union
Cowen
Ethelbert Nevins
Wynken
Brynken
Nod
E. C. Heffiey
Carrie Angel
Messrs
E. A. Dermitt
Richard Cannon
Pittsburg
Maccabees in Annual Session at Bart Pa
The State Convention of Maccabees held a heated session last evening lasting into the early hours. Butler was chosen for the next meeting in September and officers were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Jane
State Convention of Maccabees
Butler
Eof
Notable Arrivals and Departures At Local Hotels
East last evening saw Congresman Stone and colleagues travel via a special train car to Spring Lake. W. P. De Armitt and I. C. Wier led Adams Express officials in arrival, with other guests including O. Warner, P. C. Boyle, Charles Goettman at the Democratic National Convention, and hotel registrations from Madeira Leigh and Welker Grimes. Postmaster McKean departed for Washington. Colonel Chill Hazzard left for New Haven to speak at a Royal Arcanum event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enone
East Iast
Congresaman Stone
Siene Rhodes
Gene Numrine
Supreme Cow
W. P. de Armitt
I. C
Charles Goettman
Goettman Bros
Chicago
N. N. Madeira
Brownsville
E. G. Leigh
Wheeling
Central Hotel
McKean
Washington
Chill Hazzard
New Haven
A. J. Gillespie
Greenville
Charles P. Stone
Monongahela House
E. Welker
Leetonia
D. Grimes
Franklin
Anderson
Pittsburg Visitors Registered At New York Hotels
The list of Pittsburgers registered at New York hotels on June 22 includes J. A. Brashear J. Bombird T. McConnell Jr W L Crosgrove T P Gibb Jn Windsor E W Marmer W I Wolmen P McDonough Mrs J A McNally J D Rodgers J Sayers L Simpson J Vandergrift J M Trooka W T Hanus A E Hanna G Herst H Herat E W Hormed and wife G W Izer D T Watson plus others at Imperial Grand Union Gilsey St Denis and Hoffman houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. D. Rodgers
J. Sayers
Albemarne
L. Simpson
Cosmopolis
J. Vandergrift
Imperial
J. M. Trooka
Grand Union
W. T. Hanus
Morton House
A. E Hanna
G. Herst
H. Herat
E. W. Hormed
Gilsey
G. W. Izer
St. Denis
D. T. Watson
Hoffman
Fire hits Murrinsville oil station. parts of town wiped out
Lightning struck the pamp Station near Franklin causing the loss of 250 barrels of oil and a 700 barrel tank. The National Company station was destroyed and part of the town suffered extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrinsville
Franklin
P&
National Company
River News And Notes On June River Traffic
Special telegrams report steady river business with clear weather. The falls gauge at 5 feet 5 inches and canal at 7 feet 9 inches, 15 feet below. Ships Grace Morris and New South Will moves downstream. One goes upstream. Mamend tow expected. departures include Fur Cin Cincinnati Meetwood for Carrollton and Big Kanawha for Evansville James Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisville
Grace Morris
Fall River
New South
Deartures
Cincinnati
Meetwood
Carrolton
Big Kanawha
Evanville
James Guthrie
River Gauges and Weather Report Summary
Upper Gauges show the Alleghent Junction River at six feet with rising levels and cloudy warm conditions. The Arren River reads 1.8 feet and is rising with clear warm weather. Brownsville reports five feet and stationary flow with clear skies and a 7 or 6 P.M thermometer reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghent Junction
Arren
Brownsville
River Conditions Update From Evans And Wheeling
The report notes Evans river at 14 feet and falling with clear hot conditions. Wheeling remains at a river level described as feet and meeay with references to Scotia Crnstants and Parkersburg areas and local landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Etus
Wheeling
Andes
Crnstants Scotia
Kicivera
Chelor
Pittsburg
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
River Traffic and Low Water Impacts Wharf Activity
News along the wharf notes rising river levels and low water hindering coal loading. Barges Batchelor and Hudson depart for Wheeling while Crescent and Scotia arrive or depart, with several vessels listed. Davis Island dam work aims to improve river wickets within days. An Elizabeth excursion is planned by Royal order for East Liverpool with Dallas Lodge participation next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Hutson
Cincinnati
Crescent
Loninville
Scotia
James G. Blaine
Seat
Sue
Morgantown
Davis Island
Elizabeth
Dallas Lodge No
A. M
ST Ac Teip
East
Liverpool
O. F. C. Whiskey Gains Popularity Among Discriminating Tastes
The passage extols O. F. C. whiskey produced by the George T. Stagg Co. in Frankfort Kentucky claiming every bottle is at least ten years old and noting its superior purity age and flavor. It states James Getty & Co. at 130 First Avenue sells the brand ready for discerning buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Stagg Co
Frankfort
America
James Getty & Co
First Avenue
Fight on the Tariff as Beaver Predicts Easy Lick for Cleveland
Ex-Governor Beaver spoke in Washington declaring Cleveland and Gray would be easy to defeat. He said Grover Cleveland cannot win New York, and aligned with Harrison on the tariff fight, predicting it the hardest in U.S. history while dismissing the silver issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Cleveland
Gray
Washington
Anderson
Grover
New York
Harrison
Public School Pupils Picnic at Aliquippa
More than 1,500 Wilker sham school pupils from Southside picnicked at Aliquippa yesterday. They traveled over the Pittsburg and Lake Erie road in two groups, 15 and 11 coaches respectively, with no accidents and a masterful time. похожий text contains garbled words. another ward plans similar trip for about 1,200 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkersham School
Southside
Aliquippa
Pittsburg
Lake Erie Road
Teeth Ward
Local notices Color News from Salt Works to Allegheny records
KE Fourteenth Regiment held a practice at Salt Works station. Four diphtheria cases were reported to the Bureau of Health. Coroner’s jury found Hiram Carman died of heart disease at the St James Hotel. Mt Albion Lawrencville pupils enjoyed a 1200 attendee excursion to Hulton. Allegheny officials form a committee for a single school district. Betta Heanishe elected a Twelfth ward teacher to fill a vacancy. Washington Association Jr O U A M plans first picnic and reunion at Hulton Grove. Laurel Council baseball vs Pittsburg Council. Rev Fataxn McCain named successor to Rev J Nash. Rev Father W Dwyer to assist St Agnes Soho. Father Morris at St Alphonsus Murrensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Works
Tur
Bureau of Health
Taz
Hiram Carman
St. James Hotel
Mt. Albion
Lawrenceville
Hulton
Prestpent Parke
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