Colts Thrill Fans As Young Players Impress In Tryout
Manager Hecker tests new Pittsburg Colts at Recreation Park with 12 players in two hours. O Neill and Nimick discuss Dunlap return while Bradenburg and Youngman show promise. Heath, Hemp, Aicliffe, and others impress as the old League club looks to field a strong local team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecker
Beckley
Exposition Park
Chicago
J. Palmer O'Neill
al Pratt
Recreation Park
Mr. O'Neill
Sam
Pittsburg
Dunlap
Youngman
Roat
Laroque
Aicliffe
Hemp
Mays
Warren
Lay
Beckley Flops in Brotherhood Talk Cited by Johnson
Johnson recalls Beckley in row over Brotherhood loyalties and a telegram sent to Beckley by Hanlon at the telegraph office. He and Neill discussed two Pittsburg men who could not be touched, naming Beckley and Carroll, amid contract talk and misread signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crevecarn
Beckley
Brotherhood
al Johnson
Hanlon
Johnson
J. Palmer Neill
Weddell House
O Neill
Pitsburg
Beckiey
Carroll
Jake
Fred Carroll
Neill
Club money dispute unsettles Beckley repayment
Manager Hanlen sent Secretary Scandrett five dollars advanced to Beckley by the old club but Scandrett refused noting Beckley had been advanced five hundred fifty dollars. Hanlon wired Beckley and the matter should settle today as the old club faces backlash over Beckley’s long winter with club funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlen
Scandrett
Clup
Keckler
Heckley
Beckley
Hanlon
Cleb
Beaver Falls Baseball Club Forms Capital Meet
Five hundred dollars have been subscribed by local gentlemen to form a capital for a Beaver Falls baseball club aiming to join the Allegheny County League on equal terms with the Grays of Beaver. Joseph Clark, former manager, will contact Al Pratt of Pittsburgh seeking approval to organize with a likely coal battery. Geneva Park proprietors agree to provide suitable grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaraten
Beaver Falls
Allegheny County League
Grays
Beaver
Joeph Clark
al Pratt
Pitteburr
Geneva Park
Chicago and Brooklyn Rivalry Reported in Ancon Dispatch
Ancon dispatch notes Chicago and Brooklyn teams clashing in a base ball style contest. The report mentions Brooklyn creations and a sequence of players and venues with limited legible details.
The Captain's Stable at Noshville
Captain B. Brown of this city plans a small yet strong stable this year. The lineup includes Senorita as the Jet’s top filly, with Buddhist, Re r, and Cortex among four year olds and a half dozen two-year-olds. G. and Major Covington will ride for the stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. 5
Brown
Noshville
Senorita
Covington
Stallion Sulwood Sold at FrasKit Farm Sale
Messrs Miller and Sibley sold today to BR H Moore of Travers a three year old stallion Sulwood by Sultan out of Lady Graves by Nutwood. The sale occurs during a brisk session at FrasKit TM in Pa. with details limited in the OCR fragment.
Private high price for unnamed wood trotting record
The note states wood is very fast with no record showing trot capability. It implies a private price in the high thousands, indicating substantial value.
Expert Shots Prepare for Big Shooting Contests This Saturday
Arrangements confirmed for four events at Exposition Park with East vs West five on each side and locals versus visitors. Visiting teams include H Mc Muray Syracuse NY W B Perry Worcester MA H B Whitney Phelps NY W E Perry Boston MA W H Wolstencroft Philadelphia and N F Quimby Newark as substitute. Local team picks from E E Shaner S Shaner C M Hostetter F F Davison Q A McClure J P Andrews C F Richardson Jim Crow H C Levis William Siekare Bell and W A Herron. Souvenir photos and programs. Matches begin 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.H. Keller
H. McMuray
Syracuse
N. Y
S. Perry
Worcester
Mass
H. B. Whitney
Phelps
XK. Y
W. E. Perry
Boston
W. H. Wolstencroft
Philadelphia
N. F. Quimby
Newark
N. J
W. Budd
Des Moines
James R. Stice
Omaha
Nebv
Heikes
Dayton
C A. Cahnon
Fort
Jil
A. Ruble
Beloit
Wis
A. Tucker
Davenport
E. E. Shaner
Shaner
C. M. Hostetter
F. F. Davison
Q. A. McClure
J. P. Andrews
C. F. Richardson
Spe Eser
Jim Crow
H. C. Levis
William C. Siekare
Bell
W. A. Herron
Exposition Park
Desperate Prize Fight Ends With KO at Tacoma
Jimmy Smith of Denver defeats Barney Curtis of Spokane Falls in a brutal catch weight bout watched by about 70 spectators. Smith dominates from rounds ten to sixteen, scoring knockdowns and a final knockout when Curtis is knocked through the ropes and finished with an uppercut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wasa
Jimmy Smith
Denver
Barney Curtis
Spokane
Smith
Curtis
Chicago horse sale yields high priced racing stock
A large crowd of buyers attended the Chicago Battery Armory horse sale. Sales of 500 dollars and up included Woodford Bell to J. Millard Marion D 65 Fearless to various buyers 1600 Sentiment to MHanahan Grand Haplis to Twin Bion stock farm and other horses with prices listed for multiple purchasers across Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Battery TD Armory
Woodford Bell
Millard
Marion
Sir Wilkes
McMillan Bros
Marshfield
Wis
Christine
Fearless
Esine
Sentiment
Hanahan
Grand Haplis
Mich
Hamlin
Figin
J. . G. Vail
Mines Ball
E L. White
Marinette
J. Travis
Dane
Tod
Heffien
Milwaukee
Billy Myers’ Challenge Sealed for May Bout
Lee Cheney, manager of Billy Myers, declares Myers challenges the McAuliffe winner, to a Texas face-off in May. The loser may weigh up to 136 pounds if needed, with $500 on deposit to Boston Illustrated News captain covered and agreements sent immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Bloomimet Tos
Lee Cheney
Billy Myers
McAuliffe
San Francisco
Texas
Daa
Captain Cook
Boston
Guttenburg Race Day Results and Boxing Sailings
A special dispatch notes Guttenburg spring race day with detailed results across seven furlongs and related events. It also reports John Joyce and George Dowd planning to sail to England to recruit Nat Wallace to challenge George Dixon, aiming for a U S return by July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Joyce
England
George Dowd
Joyce
Nunc Wallace
George Dixon
Wallace
Ely
America
Races Reported from New Orleans Meet
Today’s results list Creole winning the first race at 1:10 over Pritchett and Hardee. Crapano takes the five furlongs with Sema- Phore second and Mevival third. Harkrite wins the half mile with Porter F second and Van Kenesaler third. Ormie wins the seven furlongs, Vier Regent second and Marchbrom third, time 1 01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isfectal Tel
Ae Digpatch
Curren
N.J
Landseer
Parthian
Barnum
Khaftan
Cheener
Clontar
Mamle Hay
Ariel
Pomery Lee
King Volt
Savage
Casas
Roger
Peril
Albemere
Rosemary Murray
Sundial
Winfield
Ayala
Conselene
Renee Sam Love
Go Lo
Australand
Waterfooks
Anadaga
Imogene
Navilis
Mics Brooke
Feu Follett
Hily Brown
Monnle
Join Arkins
Little Jim
Specialty
Crispin
Wi Cherry
Filtuwar
Monzoon
Malirhb
Litte Jake
Insight
Prejols
Somaria
Lemnon Blossow
Princee Howard
Harrison
Lemoine H Fl Jenerous
Romance
Golfen Nod
Jim Murphy
Alfred
King Arthur
Amer- Ira
Rafter
Falcon Milligan
Halfspring
Samaria
Jin McCormick
Monsoca LW
New Orleans
Creole
Pritchett
Hardee
Crapano
Sema- Phore
Mevival
Harkrite
Porter F
van Kenesaler
Ormie
Vier Regent
Marchbrom
Local Sports and City Guests Shuffle Through Town
Harry Staley appears in the city tonight while Joux M Ward arrives early morning. Conmert the California boxer travels to New York and Leeane leans toward the Brotherhood over the Columbus team. A wrestling match Stepner versus Reilly is postponed to the 29th. Manager Hecker plans a talk with George Smith at the Central Hotel about track and field at Recreation Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Staley
Sunnscriber
Chantilly
France
Joux M. Ward
Conmert
New York
Leeane
Brotherhood
Columbus
W. A. Nimick
Stepner
Reilly
Hecker
George Smith
Central Hotel
Pgng
Recreation Park
Mansfield takes on contract as Billy Mooney signs in C
H Z Wright the United States checker champion arrives Rochester March 24 for a week. He will join the Rochester Checker Club, playing matches with members. Wright last visited in 1877, winning all but one of a series. The city’s strongest checker is a Black player named Jackson, who defeated Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mooney
Mansfield
H. Z. Wright
United States
Rochester
Rochester Checker Club
Wright
Jackson
Murderer Alfred Andrews Denied Visitors in Jail
Alfred Andrews, awaiting execution for the Clara Price murder, is allowed only keepers, spiritual advisers, and relatives in his cell per court order dated March 12. In a letter from Bellefonte prison he says he is not failing in health and asks forgiveness, pledging to face the gallows if spared to April 9.
Kansas City Gallantry at Mining Exchange
Regular calls at the Mining Exchange in Kansas City drew Denver brokers. About 100000 shares traded in morning and afternoon sessions. Mrs Lela Herron president of Little Nugget Coal Mine offered 5000 shares at 50 cents, Denver President Charles Taylor bought over half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mining Exchange
Denver
Warder Grand Opera House
Little Nugget
Lela Herron
Exchange
Charles Taylor
Denver Board
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Taylors
Prohibition Debates Drive Court Licenses Across States
In Burien Pa March 18 court hearings open on liquor licenses amid nine wholesale and twenty tavern applications. Oil operators oppose Petersville licenses citing oil field disruption. WCTU abstains from court. Huntingdon sees first licenses in three years as prohibition fuels speakeasies. Judge Furst condemns prohibition advocates. Lawrence County license court to hear 31 applicants, mostly New Castle hotels and restaurants, with eight more licenses possible. Reading’s Law and Order League files 63 saloon remonstrances, 11 county wide. 400 witnesses subpoenaed. Washington County sees seventeen license applications amid temperance push. Beaver County Judge Wickham may relax wholesale licensing to prevent cross-border activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Butler County
Huntingdon
Burien
Phillip Nicholas
Petersville
Furst Todiay
Furst
Lawrence County
New Castle
Wim. Simpson
Edentur
Law and Order League
Reading
Washington County
Wickham
Beaver County
Beaver
Kansas Farmers Alliance Grows Stronger in Politics
The Farmers Alliance in Kansas expands rapidly with widespread county and township groups. State Organizer Jennings tours the state building new alliances and reorganizing older ones under a three-tier structure, making the order a notable political factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas
Kansas City
Jennings
National Alliance
Local items include family dispute and court notices
Mrs Catherine Diehl of 97 Jones & Laughlins Row sues her husband for peace. A case against Pittsburg Inclined Plane Co is postponed due to illness. A habeas corpus petition seeks Mrs Badget Falcon’s release from the workhouse. A man named Oru was struck near the Arbuckle well as a new well named The O’Brien yields twenty barrels daily. A fire due to a defective flue caused minor damage at Independence Avenue Southside. Complaints of horse cruelty near Center and Neville streets. Westminster College alumni to dine at Hotel Schlosser. A new mail route on the McKeesport and Belle Vernon Railroad opened yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Drent
Andreas Diehl
Jones & Laughlins’ Row
Southside
Alderman MacGarey
Diehl
Pittsburg
Mr. Oliver
Comany
Pittsburg Inclined Plane Company
D. F. Patterson
Hampton
Badget Falcon
Pearson
Oru
Chartiers Creek
Arbuckle
O'Brien
David Richardson
Independence Avenue
Bouthside
Dean
Center Avenae
Neville Street
Westminster College
Schlosser
McKessport and
Bellevennon
People in Transit and Officials in Town Moves
Dr George A Urling and Dr H W Urling of Urling Bros depart for Baltimore for the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery semi centennial. Fort Wayne police chief Diehl and Petrolia police chief Daley are in the city on private business for a few days. W H Andrews Republican State Committee chairman checked in at Seventh Avenue Hotel. Samuel Warmeistle collector of Internal Revenue left for Washington. United States Marshal Walter Lyons rode the evening train to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Urling
H. W. Urling
Urling Bros
Baltimore
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Diehl
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Daley
Petrolia
W. H. Andrews
Republican State Committee
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Samuel Warmeistle
Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Walter Lyonsan
Harrisburg
Worker Crushed by Cogwheel at Local Spring Works
W K Whopper of A French Co. spring works on Liberty avenue had his arm severely crushed yesterday afternoon by a cogwheel. Samuel Grayson, an Allegheny Valley Railroad engineer, fell from the boiler at Thirty third street yesterday afternoon while oiling it, suffering a slight skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Whopper
A. French & Co
Liberty Avenue
Samuel Grayson
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Thirty-third Street
Rheumatism relief cited for cigar dealer in Pittsburgh
Mr J F Meighan of Seventh street awoke with rheumatic pain in his right arm worsening through the forenoon. A customer bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm from E E Heck at his own expense, and the balm eased the pain and swelling, allowing use of the arm by the next day. Many local ads praise the remedy with multiple sellers listed. Also mention of cut prices on watches and marble clocks at Hanchs 295 Fifth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Meighan
Seventh Street
E. E. Heck
E. G. Stucky
Peon Ave
E. G. Stucky & Co
E. G. Stucky & Co., Cor. Wylie Ave
Fulton St
Markell Bros
Penn and Faulkston
Theo. E
Krig
Fifth Ave
Carl Hartwig
Butler St
John ©. Smith
Penn Ave
Main St
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Federal St
Thos. R. Morris
Thos. R. Morris, Cor. Hanover and
Preble Aves
F. H. Eggers
Ohio St
F. H. Eggers & Son
Smithfield St. Ws A
Hanch’s
Great Sale of Dress Goods at Fifth Ave Store
Manufacturer's loss not ours invites early shoppers to seize choices at the Great Dress Goods Sale run by KExAasLe and SHuUsTmR at 35 Fifth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kexaasle & Shuustmr
Fifth Ave
Freight Train Plunges Into Sidings Near Rankin
The Hellevernon express on the Pittsburg McKeesport and Youghiogheny Railroad, westbound, collided with freight cars on a siding at Rankin when a switch was left open. The locomotive cab burned, and injuries occurred to David Graybel and George Smith, while several coaches were wrecked but salvageable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg, McKeesport
Youghiogheny
Rankin Station
Frelcht
David Graybel
George Smith
Chartiers
Bailey Arrested for Larceny by Bailee In Meadville
Frederick B. Bailey was arrested and bound over to court for larceny by bailee after operating in Meadville and Evansburg. He claimed to represent a Knights of Labor cooperative, taking orders for any goods and demanding upfront payments. He reportedly collected about 300 pounds in Evansburg, triggering a general meeting of worried patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Frederick B. Bailey
Evansbure
Teacher’s Fatal Stabbing Incident Shocks Clay County
Perry Goff, 10, was stabbed to death by Morgan Rose, a Beach Hill Schoolhouse teacher in Clay County. The boy was late for class and resisted a correction that led to a fatal clash. Father Perry Goff Sr. and others joined the fight, with several injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. VA
Perry Goff
Morgan Rose
Beach Hill
Clay County
Goff
Rose
Fatal Mine Explosion at Lost Creek Colliery
A gas explosion in a Philadelphia Coal Company colliery packet No 4 mine at Lost Creek kills two miners F J Foltz and Charles Link. Foreman Heaton is severely burned and may not survive. A second dispatch reports Dr Thayer resigning as surgeon at Erie Marine Hospital with Dr J M Drake named successor. Additional dispatch notes arrests of Fred Eiseman David Mendel William and Henry Fries for a freight car robbery near Meadville, all confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhenandoah
Philadelphia Coal Company
Lost Creek
Heaton
F. J. Foltz
Charles Link
Este
Thayer
United States Marine Hospital
Erie
J. M. Drake
Cleveland
Ake
Drake
Westfield
N. Y
Dirfatch
Meadville
Fred Eiseman
David Mendel
William and
Henry Fries
New York
Savas & Obio
Mutilation of John Campbell’s Body Prompts Local Outcry
Northfield residents stirred as Campbell’s coffin was tampered with after funeral. Body reportedly shaved and disemboweled, apparently sent to a Cleveland medical college and returned to vault to avoid detection. Investigations underway. probate judge denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Northfield
John Campbell
Campbell
Cleveland Medical College
Grant
Miners Threaten Strike Over Unjust Discharge at Morewood Coke Works
A strike is expected at the Morewood Coke Works of the Southwest Coal and Coke Company if no settlement is reached. A miner was discharged for alleged intoxication, but the men contend he was sober and had given six days' notice for reinstatement. Master Workman Kerfoot may intervene to resolve the dispute today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegra
Scotpal
Morewood Coke Works
Southwest Coal and Coke Company
Kerfoot
First truancy case under new law in Massillon
Justice Paul sentences 14 year old Pressley Emery to Reform School at Lancaster after his parents failed to compel school attendance. Emery described as bright but incorrigible colored boy. Case marks first use of the new truancy law in Massillon Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon, O
Paul Upon
Pressley Emery
Reform School
Lancaster
Daughter of Ravenscroft Attacked by Falling Injury
ISTECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH Mansfield Pa March 18 A daughter of William J Ravenscroft was playing when she fell to the floor with mouth open and tongue protruding Her tongue was bitten nearly off but physicians hope to save her speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield, Pa
William J. Ravenscroft
Local Centerville Storefronts Burn in Overnight Fire
In Centerville Pa on March 18 a blaze destroyed Bingham Bros hardware Chetton Bros grocery and J H Munty s grocery and dwelling causing an estimated loss of 20000 dollars though partly covered by insurance. Local firefighters battled the flames as residents watched from the street hoping for a quick containment of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Bingham Bros
Chetton Bros
J. H. Munty
Notable Legal Fines and Local Tragic Accidents Reported
FisHen of Pittsburg fined £1530 and costs for keeping a gambling house in Canton. W. Markie fined $100 and costs. McKeesport M E Church members protest Mansell verdict. church board grants sympathy to Dr Mansell. Frank Vitali property fire at Keating station damages a two story brick boarding house with Italian occupants, loss $1000. Charles Manns, 17, killed at a sucker rod factory in Lima. Chester Ros, 12, injured by a train on the B&O line at Bradyckeras morning. may die. Joseph Dodds of Port Perry crushed between cars on the Baltimore and Ohio line. he will die. noted for saving lives by aiding others from the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FisHen
Pittsburg
W. Markie
Canton
MempBers
McKeesport
Charles Manns
J. J. Manns
Lima
Chester Ros
Hraddock Eerercas
Bay View Disaster Jury Faults Lake Shore Management
The coroner jury finds gross negligence by Lake Shore officials after the March 6 Bay View wreck. It says 11 car trains should not run with two trainmen and accuses Division Superintendent Charles B. Couch of knowledge of unsafe service. Conductor J. W. Hough is held directly responsible for the loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrato
Bay View
Lake Shore
Thig
Charles B. Couch
J. W. Houghtaling
Officers Dispute Infallibility Of Speakeasy List
The Chief of the Department of Public Safety said the speakeasy list given to courts by judges may contain errors. He stated the list came from officers' reports and could misclassify private residences as speakeasies, as homes were reported every Saturday to justify beer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Three More Bodies Recovered In Indianapolis Fire
The Bowen Merriell establishment wreckage is cleared with urgency. Fireman John Burkhardt died today. Bodies of Robert Lowry Tony Votts and Espy Stormer were recovered, as searchers seek Henry D Woodruff. President Harrison contributed 200 dollars and Attorney General Miller 100 dollars for victims and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Anay
Bowen-Merrill
John Burkhardt
Robert Lowry
Tony Votts
Espy Stormer
Henry D. Woodruff
Harrison
Miller
Ives Approved for Bail in Criminal Case Release
Henry L Ives secured bail this afternoon after 3 pm. George Stayner visited the District Attorney to have the bail bond prepared. A deputy sheriff brought Ives from Ludlow Street jail with Henry Lee, a liveryman, furnishing the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cigar Maker Vaowort Dies by Suicide in Jail
James H Vaowort, a cigar maker awaiting trial on drunkenness charges, cut his throat in Mattawan jail this afternoon after telling the jailer he preferred death to another delirium tremens episode. He left a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Vaowort
Mattiwan
Braddock Avenue Ordinance Moves Through Public Works
The Public Works Committee discussed an ordinance to grade pave and curb Braddock Avenue from Penn Avenue to the city line. After full debate the Keating motion to defer was defeated and the ordinance was recommended to Councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Avenue
Penn Avenue
A. F. Keating
What Did Baer Buy The Sheriff Puzzles Over Action
New York March 18 The sheriff who sold the South Penn Railroad cannot determine what Baer bought for 32500 in the interest of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad The road bed tunnels masonry and charter cannot be sold and a puzzling transfer of piers at Harrisburg complicates the sale The Reading seeks to extend its Cumberland Valley line and the five year limit on the right of way nears expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Baer
South Penn
Pennsylvania Company
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
New York
Sheriff Pittman
Fulton County
Pennsylvania
South Penn Railroad
Philadelphia and
Reading
McConnellsburg
Reading Railroad Company
Cumberland Valley
South Pennsylvania Company
Susquehanna River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corbin
South Pennsylvania
South Pennsylvania Railroad
Inckless
Trunk Lines
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Trunk Line
Young Malloy Makes Dual Suicide Attempts in West End
John Malloy of the West End hillside near Steuben street twice tried to end his life yesterday. After drunken episodes and an earlier incident injuring his mother, he was briefly jailed at the Thirty-second ward station and later placed under watch at the Thirty-fourth ward cell where staff stopped another self harm attempt with restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malloy
Steuben Street
No. 1
Malloy
Legal Battle Over Charters In Harrisburg Hearing
The Pittsburg Traction Company seeks to annul the charter of Duquesne Traction Company. A hearing before Attorney General Kirkpatrick occurs today in Harrisburg. Pittsburg representatives John McCleave and George H. Wilson, with Duquesne backers D T Watson, Walter Lyon, Charles H McKee, and William Flinn, travel to present their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Traction Company
Duquesne Traction Company
Kirkpatrick
Harrisburg
Duquesne Company
John MecCleave
George H. Wilson
D. T. Watson
Walter Lyon
Charles H. McKee
William Flinn
Raid on Decatur Street Gambling House Nets 11 Captives
Police stormed a rear Decatur Street speak easy last night capturing 11 men. Among them was Frank Toner, long sought for an eight year old robbery at Muneher's tailor shop. Toner had previously been jailed awaiting trial but escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 5
Decatur Street
Frank Toner
Muneher
Toner
Serious Charge In Adams County Case Involving Adopted Daughter
Harry C. Stone of Guyasuta faced a magistrate yesterday on a charge brought by Mrs. Rebecca Wallace of Mt. Washington alleging he attempted to misuse her 15 year old adopted daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Stone
Guyasuta
McKenna
Rebecca Wallace
Mt. Washington
Healthful living advice from a medical journal
Do not overwork and keep feet dry while dressing warmly in woolen clothing that allows body exhalations. Eat moderately, avoid excess, and drink whisky if chilly. Nothime claimed to tone and build the system. Duffy’s Pure Malt advertised as pure and best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Journal
Duffy
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COLTS
MR. Hecker
Palmer O'Neill
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Nimick
Dunlan
Danny
Mlayer
Schmitt
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Jones
Eac
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Weill
Berger
Wilson
Bradenburg
Himarci
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St. Augustine, Fla
Chicagos
de Brooklins
Brookl Tlane
Laver
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Oldsmpire
S. Benet
Fesday
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Clifton
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Hopson County
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Miteland Gtel
Easterbok
Stelandstes
Harry Faustus
Stoland
Shakespeare
Die
Proementie
Top Sawyer
Melodramna
Seatick
Wanco Baer Burnside
Clay Stockton
John Jay
Hothwell
Bayridge
Prohibition
Akon
UP. McK. & Y. Express
Dr. Thayer
Wen
Ives
Baer
South Penn Road
Pennsylvania Bullroad Company
Western Penn
Sylvania
West Virginia
Piesspurg
United States Signal Service Oolicer
Browssville
Morgantown
M. Warrer
Rogers’ Royal
Aliegueny
Scott
G & Depot
Ker’s Dutch
van Houten
W. Baker & CO
Nebibiklast
Dorchester
Sixth Street
Ayer
Jons
A. J. Ei
M. D
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Tennessee
James Darien
Conn
California
J. B. Chandler
Junction
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Hopper Bros.& Co
Cor
Fourth Ave
Liberty ST
Liebig Company
Justus von Liebig
Rekira
Busekeeppers
Sroen Ani Eens Liebig
London
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Ison
Brockton
Mass. Ae
Hi. 4
G. M. Lang
J. Frohing
D. Carter
Firth Ave
E.C. Sperber
Carson St
Alsacer
Rite Ny
Kosser
G. Ho Iman
Rebecca At. Jalt Uwr
Smithfield
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