Jeems Got Revenge in a Rough Battle of Col
In a lively contest the Browns edged the Reds as Baldwin struggled early but steadied later. Slugger Buckley, Caruthers, and Pinkney formed the Cleveland spark while Galvin shut down Pittsburg until a late surge. A dispute on Glasscock’s interference sparked discussion as the Browns held on for a 4-2 win.
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Browns
Baldwin
Brodie
Caruthers Pinkney
Buckley
Farrell
Galvin
Caruthers
Crooks
Bierbauer
Carroll
Shugart
Mack
Gilascock
Keney
Glassrock
Pittsburgers
Beckley
Donovan
Werden
Smith
Pittsburg
Ron
Miller
Shugartz
St. Louis
Glasscock
Pinkney
Brooklyns Narrow American League Showdown Stalls
In a rain hovered Boston at New York on June 27 the game was halted by rain just as play began. Key players included Daly Stricker and Gunson with notable hits, while pitchers Foutz Cobb and Umpire Sheridan officiated. The tense match ended in a delay rather than a decisive outcome.
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ChGunson
Foutz
Cobb
Towl
Brookiy BR
Waeceenweseen
Brookt
Daly
Stricker
van Haltren
Gunson
Ward
Burns
Gritin
Behoch
Bie
jays—McGraw
Whistler
Streeke
Vv Cobb
bal—Daly
Umpiire—Sheridan
Boston
New York
State League Summary of Wilkes-Barre Reading Game
In a reduced line report, Wilkes-Barre had 1 hit and 3 errors versus Reading's effort. Batteries credited to Hawke and Hawke. pitchers Jones and Cote noted.
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Wilkesbarre
Iticatearre
Hawke
Jones and
Cote
Mercer and Butler Face Muddy Battle Ends 25 1
Mercer and Butler clubs met after a heavy storm as the field turned to mud and the Mercers were routed 25 to 1. Luther’s Baker and Sterke formed a strong battery for Luther, while Butler’s bats shone at the plate.
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Mencrn
Mercer
Butler
Mercers
Baker
Sterke
Luther
Rebound of Old Sport Galvin Delights St Louis Fans
Rain halted games in Chicago and Washington as Galvin and the St Louis club drew strong fan support. A ring at the office for Sam Bettera signals player movement while Western League talks and local club officials debate shaky conditions. Baltimore salaries are cut with uncertainty over league acceptance as Vander Ort hopes for calm.
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Schrolule
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Louis Pape
Sheepshead Bay Race Day Ends After Six Graded Races
At Sheepshead Bay on June 27 the weather stayed threatening but dry with 10,000 spectators. Six races were run on a good track. results included Dr Hasbrouck in the Futurity course and Warsaw Taral winning the Spring Turf Sell Stakes in a drive by three lengths.
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Sreereneap Bar
Dr. Hasbrouck
Simms
Littlefield
Contribution
Taral
Aes
I Dale
Bellevue
Oxford
Yosemite
Ngot S
Leonardo
Furtong
Lepanto
Fhar Len
Uae
Narvaez
Prince Ee
Thor
Anderson
Aining
Cornseal
Baneo
Nautiee
Woodhban
Gertee
Lambler
Simmen
Potomac
Masterio de
Larchmont
Sir Mary Stone
Domotis Siipaer
Bark Renvell
Yortville Bell _ weatee
Lone
Banquet Tg
Sallie McCtelland
Masteriodes Weborg
Horse Racing Results From Sheepshead Bay Dated June
Special report lists sold pools for tonight and tomorrow’s races at Sheepshead Bay with entries like Sir Francis P and Sir Third race. Notes include horses Such as Hillou Heesone and Spring Stikes featuring in the fields for the racing card.
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Lovisvittz
Sheepshead Bay
Francis P
Aloe
Unclear Racing Notes Mixes Distances and Bets
Fragmented OCR shows horse names, distances, bets and prices with scattered numbers. Mentions Yorkville Belle, Benvollo EXtre andPrather among various odd codes and stakes, but many items unreadable. The passage resembles race card odds and results with missing context.
May Go 10 England
A local paper reports Carlsruhe, full brother to Carlsbad the American Derby winner, may race in England’s Derby next June at Epson. John Porter will train Carlsruhe with Jet for the Duke of Westminster.
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Curcaco
Carlsruhe
Carlsbad
England
Epson
John Porter
Duke of Westminster
Swigert
Michael
America
Washington Park Races Report From Catcaco
Results from Washington Park races in Catcaco dated June 97 show the first race for year-olds at half a mile with Maid Se winning at 6 to 3 over Edi Sinetek and Burd The sea. The second event at one sixteenth miles featured The Hero and Ulster with Pia Wis and Donetaa Mtol among the shown placings. Time details are partially illegible.
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Catcaco
Washington Park
Lupecen
Ulster
Pia Wis
Nesses
Ida Sod
Yale Crew Faces Poor Boats Ahead of Race
The Yale varsity crew likely struggles in the upcoming race as both new boats are not fit to row. A fresh cedar shell is needed, with Waters delivering a new boat soon. Harvard may be hurt by distractions among crew members and possible personal issues impacting training and harmony.
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Cors
Yale
Bob Cook
Harvard
Gaid
Pierce Challenges Burns for Featherweight Bout at Coney Island
Eddie Pierce aims to fight top featherweights, challenging Bobby Burns of Providence with a $500 stake and no large backing. Burns demands $23,500 side plus purse, while Pierce prefers a match against the Dixon Johnston winner, impressed by Pierce's recent Coney Island bout performance.
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New York
Eddie Pierce
Bobby Burns
Providence
Worthy
Pierce
Burns
Dixon- Johnston
Dixon
Johnston
Coney Island Athletic Club
Kenny
Fitzsimmons to Fight O'Brien for $10,000 Purse in New Orleans
News from New York and London confirms Bob Fitzsimmons and Jack O'Brien will fight in the Olympic Club New Orleans on September 5 or 7 for a $10,000 purse with O'Brien to receive travel and match expenses. Charles Noel of the Cesenmas Club agreed to back $1,000 cases and post the purse, with articles to be forwarded.
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New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack O'Brien
Olympic Club
New Orleans
America
Charles Noel
Cesenmas
O'Brien
London
Loxpon
Anese O'Brien
Ea Coe
Noel
Moore Defeats Evans In 13 Round Welterweight Bout
A steamboat carried 100 Davenport and Rock Island fans to Andalusia Illinois where Dick Moore of St Paul beat Wiley Evans of California after 13 rounds for 2500 dollars and 73 percent of the gate. Evans faded after the tenth round. Currenco June 27.
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Davenport
Rock Island
Andalusia
Illinois
Dick Moore
St. Paul
Wiley Evans
California
Re. Evans
Peter Jackson Breaks Hand Fighting Slavin Cane
A London report states Peter Jackson discovered this week he broke a bone in his right hand during a fight with Slavin cane. The injury caused him pain and prevented him from shaking hands while a doctor advised on the broken bone.
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London
Peter Jackson
Jackson
Americans Struggle to Gain Wins in Loxpor Event
On June 27 at Loxpor the Americans won only one of several matches. Baddery defeated Wright and Avery beat H Colby. Campbell defeated Bowlby in superb form. All three matches ended three sets to love.
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Loxpor
Baddery
Wright
Avery
H. Colby
Campbell
Bowlby
Love
Pritchard and Hall Post Second 400 Pound Deposit
In London on June 27 Ted Pritch ard and Jim Hall posted their second 400 pound a side deposit. The article notes Frank Slavin’s challenge and Peter Jackson’s plan to rest three months before meeting any man, with Corbett preferred if he defeats Sullivan.
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Ndon
Ted Pritchard
Jim Hall
Frank Slavin
Peter Jackson
Prefera Corbett
Sullivan
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes and Local Track News
Reading through the mixed notes, Homewood tracks are expected to be in good condition for next month’s races. Ep Suita has arrived in City and is touted as the man who defeated Jackson in five rounds, with Edward J. performing well. John White of Soho seeks a 100 yard dash challenge against Salmon Florence Ammon or Ca a foot race, to be arranged at this office. The railroad plans weekly games this season, while Bran of the Haysvilles and the Arbuckles see a 6 to 7 score, contradicting prior reports of 17 to 1. Rumor says Joe McAuliffe will beat Joe Good ee in San Francisco bout talks, deemed credible by authorities. The SA group will meet at this office. Owens and Biers are not in training, and one leaves for Europe after the Fourth.
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Peter Priady
Midnight Alarms Club
Homewood
Ep Suita
Bteaheanane
Jackson
Edward Jing
John White
Soho
Florence Ammon
Oe Bran
Haysvilles
Arbuckles
Agevilies
Ae Eumor
San Francisco
Joe McAuliffe
Joe Godee
Oerona
John Owens, Jr
Biers
Europe
Fall account of Dixon Johnson prize fight hinted
A fall report notes details of the Dixon Johnson prize bout as mentioned for the next age group. It references upcoming ninth age as a point of reference for results and standings.
Frisky Zephyrs Hit Braddock and Tornado Lashes Pine Creek
A June 27 telegram reports a tornado and heavy hail across Pine Creek and Broken Straw valleys near Titusville. The storm damaged J D Bristol’s farm buildings, unroofed houses, downed trees, and blocked roads, with injuries and wide property loss including Hageltine mansion and banking offices. Braddock saw strong winds and hail, while areas north of Greenville suffered fence and orchard damage and destroyed barns. A Bellefonte telegram notes heavy rain and hail up to walnut size, flooding Culverts and bridges along the county roads.
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Titusville
Pine Creek
J. D. Bristol
Broken Straw
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngeville
Irvington
Warren
Court House
Hageltine
Warren Savings Bank
Braddock
Greenville
Disratom
Axmann
Chaotic Scene Amid Attempted Firearm Incident
A disorderly account describes a gunfire attempt and an ensuing despondent mood linked to Simone, with a shooter firing to the left and missing the target. The fragment hints at personal motives and emotional distress surrounding the incident.
Lovers Wed Ded In Death On Fateful Ride
In Xenia Ohio on June 27 a 19 year old Gilbert Palmer and 16 year old Emma Conkling left Port William in a buggy and vanished. Their bodies were found in a field south of Port William the next morning. They had died by poisoning and left a note asking to be curled close together with no explanation of the act.
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Xenia
Gilbert Palmer
Emma Conkling
Port William
Verdict on Sister Hildaberta Death in St. Josephs Hospital
Coroner's jury concludes Sister Hildaberta died from injuries inflicted by Pietro Bucceiri. Bucceiri is jailed pending further prosecution. The murder occurred last week at St. Joseph's Hospital in Htrapine.
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Hildaberta
Htrapine
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pietro Bucceiri
Tron Wages at Allentown Reduced
Allentown Pa June 27 The Catasagna Manufacturing Company cut puddiers wages from to 38 per ton and reduced pay for other workers proportionately.
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Allentown
Allesttown
Catasagna Manufacturing Company
Puddiers
Runaway girl joins Salvation Army in Tiffin
Readable fragments report a girl named Many Grreme fleeing to join the Salvation Army in Tiffin. Several unrelated items follow: a Benwood child dies choking on a peanut, a McKeesport family poisoned by canned beef but expected to recover, a Cleveland railroad worker dies at Canton and Southern Railroad duties, a Navarre employee dies at work, a Hubbard banker attempts suicide amid domestic troubles, and local political endorsements in Washington County with nominations for District Attorney and Assembly.
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Many Grreme
Tiffin
Salvation Army
Jennie Newros
Benwood
W. Va
Larazza
McKeesport
Cuttom
Cleveland, Canton and Southern, Railroad
Navarre
Casuien Rozears
Hubbard Banking Company
Hubbard
California supporters push third party hopes in silver state vote
Ex Lieutenant Governor White and A McNally visit Washington via Monongahela House and plan to notify Grover Cleveland of nomination. White forecasts third party gains in Colorado Nevada Montana and South Dakota while noting Southern voters favor Democrats to resist negro rule. Santa Cruz county backs Democratic shift as Spreckles profits from sugar bounty. beets farmers abandon crop.
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A. W. Barrett
Stephen M. White
A. McNally
Los Angeles
Anderson
Monongahela House
Washington
White
Grover Cleveland
Banett
Mr. McNally
Chicago
National Soldiers Home
Boston
California
Cleveland
Harrison
Gresham
Colorado
Nevada
Montana
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
South
New York
Spreckles
Santa Cruz County
River News and Notes from Louisville Dispatch
Weather clear and pleasant as the river falls in Louisville. The Grace Morris departed for Salt River, and the W. W. O Neill was due up Orleans. Market movements include departures and arrivals for Cincinnati and Evansville routes.
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the Dispatch
Louisville
Grace Morris
Salt River
W. W. O' Neil
Orleans
Utures
Cincinnati
Newans
Big Sandy
Carrollton
Big Kanawha
Evansville
Tell City
Minor McKeesport Matters and Local Debts
The Swede stabbed in John Harnock's cellar is in precarious condition after ten men gathered for a brawl. Mayor fines Harnock 100 dollars for a disorderly house, while John Varish and Andy Canover face workhouse. Three hundred McKeesport Turners attend a turnfest as Reynolcton votes on baker ballot measures to raise debt by 15 000 and allocate 10 000 more for other uses.
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MoKxresroxut
John Harnock
John Varish
Andy Canover
Harnock
McKeesport
Reynolcton Borough
Burglar Arrested in Wheeling Linked to Newport Murder
Two Italian men Frank Roma and Vincenzo Mini were seized by Fairmount officers in Wheeling for burglary after carrying stolen goods and weapons. One suspect, calling himself Roma, is Charles Poli alias Bohne, accused of fatally shooting William Sprouts in Newport Kentucky on March 5. Newport authorities have issued a heavy reward for Poli.
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Wucettsa
W. Va
Frank Roma
Vincenzo Mini
Fairmount
Roma
Charles Poli
Bohne
William Sprouts
Newport
Upper Gauges Show River Levels and Weather Notes
Allegheny river at 5 feet 2 inches and falling. Cloudy and warm. MoncANTows River at unspecified level and stationary. Clear. Thermometer 62 at 5 PM. Wannen River 1. a feet. Fair and warm. BuowNsville River 4 feet 7 inches and stationary. Cloudy. Thermometer near FP. M.
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Allegheny JuxetTron
Moncantows
Ati P. Mwannen
Buownsville
River Conditions and Ship Movements Report
The record lists river gauges and ship arrivals with mixed statuses across Wheeling Cincinnati St Louis Providence and Cairo. Notable readings show Wheeling at 7 feet 5 inches and falling while Cincinnati at 17 feet 9 inches and rising and St. Louis at 3.1 feet and rising with cloud cover and warm conditions.
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Wheeling
Andes
Pittsburg
Batchelor
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
Risinoe John K Speed
Memphis
Iron Queen
St. Louis
New Orleans
Louis
Providence
Cairo
River Traffic And Barges To Be Sold In July
River traffic remains strong with cargoes aboard Tur H. K. Bedford Tur Lizzie Bay and Keystone State while packets report good water. States Marshal prepares proclamations for Tennessee River Navigation Company sale of 10 barges on July 6 and steamers Iron Duke Ironmoles and Age for sale in June.
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Tur
H. K. Bedford
C. W. Batchelor
Lizzie Bay
Kanawha
Germania
Morgantown
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Inennets
Paren
Harrraan Reeneey
Ocean Steamship Arrivals and Routes
British King arrives in Baltimore from London with port calls at Havre and other lines. Maritime listings show routes from Baltimore to London and Havre with intermediate points Bretagne and New York.
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Baltimore
London
Haritane
Baltimare
Arirahe
Prawie Point
Bretagne
Ree Yort
Havre
Suspicious man captured in Wasamotox held for Virginia contact
A man calling himself Ward Munroe was arrested by Wasamotox police after letters found imply he is a noted criminal. A letter from Benti voghio Virginia warns the recipient to flee and not write. He will be held pending word from Virginia authorities.
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Wasamotox
Ward Munroe
Bentivoghio
Fble
Virginia
Keener flees county after defalcation in town
June 27 report states Edward Keener, Republican local politician and substitute mail carrier, absconds with about 175 dollars of a 500 dollar treasury, withholding 173 from absent Ancient Order of Foresters members. He leaves a wife from Philadelphia. City notes progress scene. Harrissone also reports a council resolution asking quo warranto against Harrisburg City Electric Railway for alleged charter overreach and electric operation.
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CanListe
Edward Keener
Order of Foresters
Keener
Philadelphia
Harrissone
Select Council
Pattison
Hensel
Harrisburg City Eer Railway Company
Excessive Enthusiasm at a Ratification in Rochester
In Rochester on June 27 the Democrats ratified Cleveland’s nomination. A wagon served as a platform as Richard E. Stiffy of the Beaver Star spoke, provoking a drunken protester who tried to interrupt before being ejected by the chairman.
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Rochester
Cleveland
Richard E. Stiffy
The
Beaver Star
Carnegie
Burglary Suspect Captured After Pocketbook Theft
Mrs. William Crause, wife of a Baltimore and Ohio conductor, found a burly man behind a sofa after lifting a dress. He had stolen her pocketbook and was frightened into custody as alarms drew help to the scene.
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Newast
William Crause
Baltimore and Ohio
Fatally Kicked by a Horse in Massachusetts
Massitton June 27 Special Robert Rice aged 19 was kicked by a stallion on the forehead. The impact crushed the skull and one eye was knocked out. A physician removed 16 skull fragments and the man has little chance to live. An Objan's Attempt at Saieidr Newang January 7 Special With a revolver Ase Smith of Chatham attempted
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Washington, Pa
Philo and Allegheny Literary Societies of
Allegheny
Academy of Music
Philo
T. A. Douthitt
Beaver Falls
E. P. Harper
H. R. Parden
J. H
Dunn
Massitton
Robert Rice
Objoan
Newang
Jane
Ase Smith
Chatham
Willing to Be Bought Off Imposter Arrested in Penn Avenue
Officer Rosenblatt of the Penn avenue district arrested John Meyers at Thomas' saloon for impersonating a city detective. En route to the Twelfth ward station Meyers admitted to offering a released payment, while a street slip claimed a blind man’s need for alms. Evidence included a signed poem by Charles G. Goodwin. Meyers claimed Boston, Massachusetts as home.
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Rosenblatt
Penn Avenue
John Meyers
Twelfth Ward
Meyers
Thomas
Ieeeer
Charles G. Goodwin
Boston, Ass
Notable Visitors and Locals Register at City Hotels
J L A Herring of Adams Express and J E Johnson of Akron checked in at the Monongahela House. Inns host In spec omas H Wells, 8 Robinson of Parker, and H C Overholt of Cleveland. James Campbell, ex-president of the Window Glass Workers Association, joined by Philip Brocker and George Lehman. George B Hill returned from New York. H A Bradley of Erie and J C Baker of Oak Ridge at the Anderson. & M Anderson of Leebhourg at the Central.
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Omas H. Wells
Youngstown
George B. Hill
New York
H. A. Bradley
Erie
J. C. Baker
Oak Ridge
Anderson
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
The Pittsburg residents listed include G. F. Oliver at Fifth Avenue, J. Amer aon Sinclair, J. Bowman Sinclair, J. F. Brown Sturtevant, J. M. nu Jr Morton, G. B. Ubey Grand Union, and G. T. Oliver Plaza. They are registered at various New York hotels.
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New York
Jane
Specia
Multiple church events and civic notices in Allegheny region
Tar Point Breeze Presbyterian Church and Sunday school plan a picnic at Idlewild on Friday. Garanp Cover TewPian Morea will visit West Manchester Lodge I G 7 Saturday evening. Universal services at Silver Lake Grove begin next Sunday and continue weekly through September. J K Jezzy will host a Fourth of July fireworks and reception for newspaper men at his Coraopolis residence. Lownie's undertaking on Locust street and Beaver avenue, Allegheny, suffered minor damage from a fire yesterday due to a defective line. The new Methodist Episcopal Church at Wilkinsburg under Rev J Mecham will be dedicated next Sunday with Bishop Newman presiding. Rev T J Leax, formerly of Allegheny now in Harrisburg, lectures this evening at North Avenue M E Church Columbus and the Discovery of America. Wisar t of East End reports a health case regarding E B J Lamson in Laughlin's row, Soho, sent to hospital. Aceyt McCre, of the Law and Order Society, reports several law violations last Sunday and will file informations this week. Paesinent Eatox of the Diamane Society addressed the Lutheran Ministerial Conference on Western Pennsylvania Society work and urged aid to suppress cruelty. Sharpsburg English Lutheran Church becomes self supporting this Sunday, breaking from Trinity Church of Allerherr Daugherty, its pastor, who spoke optimistically about the church’s future. ]
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Garanp
TewPian Morea
West Manchester Lodge
Silver Lake Grove
J. K. Jezzy
Coraopolis
Lownie
Locust Street
Beaver Avenue
Allegheny
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilkinsburg
J. Mecham
Newman
T. J. Leax
Harrisburg
M. E. Churchee
Columbus
Amer
Wisuart
East End
Bureau of Health
EB. J. Lamson
Laughlin’s Row
Soho
Aceyt McCtrre
Law and Order Society
Roe
Paesinent Eatox
Thedlamane Society
Lutheran Ministerial Conference
Western Pennsylvania Society
Sharpsburg English Lutheran Church
Trinity Theran Chuurch
Allerherr Daugherty
Arrests at American Iron Works Imply Disorderly Conduct
Dante, McQuittox and John Dunn were arrested at the American Iron Works last night on charges of disorderly conduct. ALDSEW AUFDEMWIO was sent to jail last.
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John Dunn
American Iron Works
Aldsew Aufdemwio
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