Economy Struggle Over Party Unity in House Budget Fight
Washington reports on Democratic divisions over strict economy as House committees push large appropriation bills. Louisiana's Blanchard leads river and harbor limits, while opposition in Public Buildings and Grounds slows new projects. Pension bill debate reveals GOP claims of overspending amid Treasury surplus and projected year end shortfalls.
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Washington
House
Blanchard
Louisiana
Crisp
Sayers
Appropriations Committee
Treasu Department
Muttehler
Commissioner of Pensions
Lmve
Raum
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Printers Cut Strike Assessment at Monthly Meeting
Printers and pressmen held their monthly gathering yesterday and reduced the strike assessment from ten to five percent. Many strikers have found work on gas, so further disruptions are unlikely. The meeting also paid tribute to a recently deceased member, T. B. Foster, and the charter was ordered to be in order.
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T. B. Foster
Hsenetiaee Or
Sunday Police Courts Hearings Across City Reported
At Central police station 19 cases were heard. Joseph Oswald received 9 days in the workhouse after a jealous shooting incident on Third avenue. Multiple defendants faced 30 to 90 day sentences for vagrancy, fighting, disorderly conduct, or drunkenness. Magistrates McKenna Succop and others disposed of cases at Twelfth ward, Seventeenth ward, and Twenty-eighth ward stations with fines up to 25 dollars and costs. Allegheny hearings included eight cases, with Tracey and Lemner fined 10 dollars each after a knife incident.
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Allegheny
Central Police Station
Joseph Oswald
Third Avenue
Shore
William Smith
Andrew Clark
George Smith
Henry Deming
Ross Street
Inspector Coulson
Norristown
Marshal Adams
John Lynch
Liberty Street
McKenna
Twelfth Ward
Patrick Churchill
Perkin
Kate Churchill
Fourteenth Street
Joseph Hooken
Levi Whittaker
Eleventh Street
Hooken
Whittaker
First Avenue
Leslie
Seventeenth Ward
Fred Biotech
Michael Welsh
Butler Street
George Speer
Harper
Claremont
Succop
Twenty-eighth Ward
John Fox
Joseph Smith
Joseph Baurish
Frank Leebaski
Lawrence Metzgar
George Anderson
Woegtly
John Tracey
Harry Lemner
Oliver's Row
Woods
Lemner
Samuel Simon
Tracey
Simon
Cessna Eyes Harrisburg in Election Hint
Ex congressman John Cessna announces candidacy considerations for Pennsylvania Legislature, aiming to resolve statewide issues at Harrisburg while hinting at possible nomination if urged by supporters. He stresses not seeking Congress but open to a legislative nomination if offered by friends.
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Brproro
John Cessna
Cessna
Senator Quay
Congress
Quay
Harrisburg
Bedford County
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Tranraete
Jounx Crsswa
Mendes Shot Pastor in New York
Dr Henry P Mendes pastor of the Shearith Israel synagogue was shot at his residence by Jose Mesrachki a Hebrew and was somewhat improved today The bullet penetrated the abdominal muscles surgeons removed it All danger is considered past Mesrachki remains at large
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Mesrachki
New York
Henry P. Mendes
Shearith Israel Synagogue
Jose Mesrachki
Basement Bargain Department Sale by Clothiers
A three day sale offers hundreds of men and boys suits and pants at deep basement discounts. The P. C. C. CG Clothiers on Grant and Diamond streets advertises cassimere suits, worsteds, cheviots, and related garments with prices and styles in stock.
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P. C.C. CG
Stalin
P.C.C. C
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Thomas Notice of Farmers Be En For
Fragmentary OCR item notes a Thomas at a given age and a farmers notice. Details are unreadable but indicate a public or legal agricultural notice referencing Etna Souss and a street address.
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Thomas
Etna Souss
Racing News Spreads Across Eastern Turf Circles
Interest in horse racing surges in the East as big handicaps and trotting prospects attract money and attention. Mentions Pittsburg summer circuit plans, Queen City Driving Club, and a $20,000 Nebraska Futurity Stake drawing nominations nationwide. Board of Control vacancy remains open with possible nominees including Lorillard and Keene. New Jersey politics and Monmouth Park plans loom.
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New York
Pittsburg
McCrad¢ken
Homewood
Queen City
Nebraska
Nelson
Candidate
Norwood
Monbars
Wedgewood
Redwood Clay
Santa Mateo
Baronstein
Bow Bells
Norval
Direct
Ellerslie Wilkes
Fayette Wilkes
Board of Control
Withers
Pierre Lorillard
James R. Keene
A. F. Walcott
Belmont
Alfred Hennen Morrs
Monmouth Park
W. ©. Daly
M. J. Dwrer
Guttenburg
Dwyers
New Orieana
PFEFFER AND LOUISVILLE TRADE TALKS DRAMA UNFOLDS
March 6 report from Loviville details Chicago’s standoff with Louisville over Pfeffer Wilmot and Brown Canavan. Hart issues ultimatums, refuses trades, and hints Pfeffer may stay idle as Chicago seeks to shed Wilmot’s high salary. Dr Stucky seeks written confirmation of Louisville offers.
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Loviville
Pieter
Dr. Stucky
Fred
New York
Jim Hart
Chicago
Brown
Pfoffer
Browning
Canavan
Hart
Jeems
Louisville
Pfeffer
Wilmot
Ffeffer
Played a Tie in Thistles vs Chicagos Jackson Cup Match
In Carcaco on March 6 the Thistles and the Chicagos met in the third Jackson cup round. Both sides showed strong lineups and played well, finishing with a tie as each team scored. The Thistles tout their status among the top three, alongside Detroit and East End of Fall River, while the Chicagos remain unbeaten.
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Carcaco
Thistles
Chicagos
Pittsburgers
Detroit
East End
Fall River
Pittsburgs
Last of Emery-Fasig sale horses fetch high prices
In Cleveland on March 6 the final group of horses from the Emery-Fasig consignment sold with strong demand. Notable lots included Orrwood sold to Atwood in Newark for 500 dollars and Mambrino Barker sold to J B Jenkins in Cleveland for 600 dollars.
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Emery-Fasig
Orrwood
Atwooag
A. T. Eenaeelu City
Mambrino N Shy
Ieee
Mambrino Barker
J. B. Jenins
Clevland
Bates to Fight Crowley in Virginia Ring Match
Representation of Jack Bates visited Wheeling and arranged a six week mill to contest with Martin Crowley of Martins Ferry. The bout will be in hard gloves with the ring pitched near the Ohio Virginia border. Bates is in good condition and pledged to show friends what he can do.
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Younestows
Jack Bates
Wheeling
Martin Crowley
Martin's Ferry
Virginia
Ohio
Bates
Achanes
Local boxers seek title bout for Ed Smith in ten rounds
Local sporting men push to stage a ten round bout for Ed Smith against a Western opponent. A Western athletic club has offered to host the event and Smith is ready to take the challenge if the club does not back out.
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Ed Smith
Western Athletic Club
Smith
Ling
Clabv
Sullivan Calls Bluff in Fight Challenge Clash
John L. Sullivan declares he will meet Mitchell Slavin or any rival under Marquis of Queensberry rules with a proper outside bet. He sets dates mid August to early September and emphasizes he is focused on fighting, not foot racing, while Harrison and Mitch ell deny his challenge.
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Minneapold
Mixx
Associated Press
John L. Sullivan
Mitchell
Bigg
Charles Johnson
Brooklyn
New York Herald
Slavin
Marquis of Queensberry
Mr. Harrison
Margulis
Queensberry
Corbett
Mare B. Harrison
Chariss Mitchell
Sullivan
Australia
Jackson
Faculty Ag
Royal Gold Care CO
Lebanon
G.m.curay
M.O
Gen. Manmaarn
West PA Ohio Weather Forecast With Showers Near Night
The forecast for western Pennsylvania and Ohio calls for fair skies most of the day followed by showers in southern areas at night. Northeast winds bring a slight warming trend in northern sections. Far western Virginia will be fair then rain later in the day or night.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
North
West
Virginia
Lea Van Dyck Returns Home After Illness In Cleveland
The Bostonians soprano Lea Van Dyck, ill in the city for a week, resumed travel to Philadelphia last night after canceling the season. She plans to fill several concert engagements near April.
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Lea van Dyck
The
Bostonians
Philadelphia
Cleveland
River News and Notes from Louisville March 6
Weather cloudy and colder as the river falls to 7 feet 7 inches at the falls 6 feet 11 inches in the canal and 7 feet 4 inches below The New South moved from Cincinnati to Memphis The Tell City and the Grace Morris were below The Fleetwood bound for Cincinnati was the only departure
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Memphis
Tell City
Grace Morris
Fleetwood
Cincianati
Flood level reports at Morgantown and Brownsville
Upper Ganges show reports from Morgantown River at 6 feet 6 inches and rising with clear skies and a 4 PM reading. Brownsville river at 6 feet 9 inches and rising, clear with a 4 PM thermometer reading. Amren river noted at 2.1 feet with fair conditions and mud.
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Ganges
Morgantown
Fragmentary Weather News Record from Midwestern Cities
OCR fragment reports river levels and conditions for multiple cities including Cincinnati, Parkersburg, and Memphis. It notes rivers rising or falling, and mentions clear and cool conditions with varying water depths.
Ocean Steamship Arrivals From Various Ports
The record lists steamship arrivals with origins and destinations including New York and Havre, detailing vessels such as Umbria and Li Dania. It notes entries like Kepler Blodaneiro and Londo cew Vi with unspecified routes, reflecting a compiled port arrival log.
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Kepler
Blodaneiro
New York
Umbria
Dania
la Hour
Havre
Londo Cew
Fire and arson incidents headline in two cities
In Philadelphia E F Houghton & Co bed works suffered losses totaling about 70000 with two thirds uninsured as several hundred barrels burned while in Dexter Missouri and the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern depot also faced damage. In Allegheny a clubhouse curtain fire sparked suspicion of arson and a later alarm proved false. Property owner W Bush appears in the report.
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Philadelphia
E. F. Houghton & Co
Dexter
St. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern Depot
J. N. Miller
Miller, Ladd & Co
J. W. McCollum
T. N. Doherty
Iron Mountain Depot
Benler
East Street
Allegheny
W. Bush
Arm improves as wrestling event and bowling tourney listed
General Sporting Notes report Carrars Buca Ewix says his arm is better while a wrestling match and the East End bowling tournament at Linden Club alleys are slated for this evening. Judges Monnow Strathmeath and Metropolitan aerie Tax Olympic Club of New Orleans announce three fights involving Sullivan. Spalding denies backing a New York sports claim and hints at baseball plans next season.
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Carrars Buca Ewix
East End
Linden Club
Monnow
Strathmeath
Metropolitan Aerie Tax Olympic Club
New Orlea
Sullivan
Diminall
Wes Duck
W. Spalding
Spa ‘Spaliting
Ms Save
Howe
Clerland
Temperance meeting and rail rider injuries in city notes
James Atzoner of Woods Run suffered a fit on Preble avenue and was returned home on McClure avenue. Jons SxytLs, a B C railroad brakeman, fell from a box car near Marion station with a dislocated shoulder. A Moorhead building temperance meeting featured talks by Samuel McCord and others. House hunters and embroideries sale are advertised in today’s Dispatch with to-let lists and rent listings. Next Thursday March 10 round trip tickets to Baltimore depart from the B and O station Pittsburg at 8:00 am and 9:20 pm with parlor and sleeping cars.
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Anson Savet
Louisville
Brown
Canavan
Ronny Witkblock
Western Association
Williams
Wheelock
Headinly
Leeds
England
Yorkshire
American Institute
A. B. Darling
William Rockefeller
A. H. Moore
Heaveners
Anson
Connor
Horeeman
Opinio
George Wilkes
Mellum
Hambietonian
Red Wilkes
Onward
Alcantara
Geo Wilkes
Belmont
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Loulerdale
St. Louis
Schedul
James Atzoner
Woods’ Run
Preble Avenue
McClure Avenue
Allegheny
Gerry
Moorhead
Samuel McCord
D. Swoger
Gilbert McMasters
J. Turner
R. H. Jones
Jons SxytLs
B.C
Marion Station
Washington Street
Baltimore
Pittsburg
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Quays
Reprorp
Saale
Fred Pfeffer
Fritz
Chicago and Thistle
Fasig
Crowley
Bluffers
James A. Chambers
McCandless
H. W. Hartman
Beaver Falls
Johns McCleave
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Thomas Kerr
Westinghouse Electric Company
Yost
Father Gra
Sharpsburg
J. W. Rowland
Franklin
Charles W. Gebhart
Dayton
Monongahela House
L. Murray Moore
Rochester
T. D. Ward
Hotel Imperial
G. D. Morrix
Astor House
L. F. Newell
Metro- Hitan
W. D. Shipley
Metropolitan
J. Ekmith
Mias A. Smith
Albemarne
J. Wood and Wife
Brunswick
River News and Notes
Lizzie Bay
Pittenure
Congo
Keystone
Courier
Parkersburg
Pleasant
Hickman
New Vareean
Parkereborg
Andes
Dispatch
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Two Cities
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Washington, D. C
Vis the
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U.S. Gov’t
Cae
DR. Woods
Norway Pine
Buffalo, N.Y
Jupiter
Saturn
Europe
America
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
First National Bank
Pittebure
Pennavigania
Sigvsqueses Oo
Giesa
Niles and
U.S
State of
Shemens
LJ. D. Scuily
J. D. Scully
Alex. Nimick
Thus. Wightman
John Wilson
German Savings and Deposit Bank OF Birmingham
Pitta Arere
Thiscomn
State of Pennsylvania
County of
Bank of Pittsburg
Genter
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Cal
Reniks
County of Aleny
J. H. Hayes
A. Re
George i Moon
Notary Public
J.J. Evandergript
Chas. W. Batchelor
J. J. Buchanan
Freehold Bank
Alle
John F. F. Steel
John F. Steel
W. Pigksce
Ott
Cuay
Edward Houg Dames
P. Speer
Join Paul
Anchor Savings Bank of
Collatermin
Res
Neal Estate
Watterson
James Fl. Scott
George C. Leopold
Anderson
Steves
France
Penn Ave
Mecca
Lebanon, Ohio
Best
Klein
Mwr - Mane H
Lixcony
M. D
Commons
Keech S
Keech
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