A Blow to Healers in the Employment of Laborers
Boston Representative Andrew completes a bill to exclude political influence from federal laborer appointments, to be submitted to the House. The plan would affect about 211,000 workers, using nonpartisan rules under Civil Service Commission oversight to ensure qualifications without statewide examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Andrews
Andrew
Treasury Department
War Department
Nazr
Tracy
Navy Yards
Massachusetts
United States
Miles Praises Army and National Guard in Interview
General Nelson A. Miles argues the army is small but efficient given wealth and population. He praises the National Guard as intelligent and patriotic and warns the nation must face truth about defense or risk disaster and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Army
Navy
National Guard
Blandana bill to dominate three-day House session
Washirerox reports the House will devote three days starting Tuesday to debate the Blandana bill during Ramadagonk. Many members plan to speak, signaling a unusually contentious session as the chamber weighs the measure and its implications.
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Washirerox
Great Naval Review planned for Atlantic coast cities
A citizens' committee forms the board of promotion to organize a grand world naval review in Hampton Roads and New York harbor as part of the Columbus celebration. President J L M Curry heads the board. aims to secure coast city cooperation and congressional funding for the event.
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WaAsnIneTex
America
Columbus
Hampton Roads
New York Harbor
Congress
Atlantic Seaboard
J. L.M. Curry
United States
Madrid
Anderson
Boards of Trade
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Wreck Near Greensburg Kills Cattle Hogs and One Man
A Pennsylvanian wreck east of Greensburg on the Pittsburg division destroys 18 cattle and hog cars, killing about 500 animals with 200 dead on the scene. An Italian pedestrian on the track is crushed by the engine. Loss estimate tops 8100,000 across stock, merchandise, cars and engines. Trainmen assign no blame.
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Greensburg
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Burrows
Ohio
New York
Peddler Defies Oleomargarine Crackdown in Steubenville
Deputy Revenue Collector Dean tried to seize tubs of oleomargarine at Jacob Malinski's store a Russian Hebrew peddler. The door was barred and locked forcing officers to assist. Malinski refused to open and will be arrested tomorrow marking a second offense.
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Stevbenville
Dean
Jacob Malinski
Malinski
Notables Check In And Out Of City Hotels
Guests arriving include Sarah Bernhardt and H. E. Abbey with wife, Gilbert M. McMillan of Detroit, and Cyrus H. McCormick's son. Others heading to Chicago New York Indianapolis and Brooklyn. notables such as Margaret Mather, General W. H. Koontz, James Sheridan, A. F. Bindle, and May Howard pass through city hotels and travel to destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
H. E. Abbey
Gilbert M. McMillan
Detroit
Duquesne
Mr. MecMillan
Michigan
Detroit Dry Dock Company
Harry Askin
Chicago
Ner Opera
Harry Smith
Margaret Mather
Unico
Manager Probst
Hollenden House
Cleveland
New York
May Howard
Baltimmore
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
March 20 report lists Pittsburgers staying at major New York hotels. Names include F E Arthur at Astor and D W C Bidwell at Brunswick among others.
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New York
Spectat
F.E. Arthur
Astor
D. W
T. J. Keenan, Jr
Lin A
G. Lyon
Hotel Imperial
J. W. Aetak
E. L. Maxwellgriecing
W. Callery
Firth Avenue
Ja Oxen
Fifth Avenue
J. C. Porter
Ith Avenue
Local Rail Hub and Michigan Cold Storage Hit by Loss
At Netherwood New Jersey the Central Railroad of New Jersey station area reports a loss of 24000 tied to a cold storage building owned by Winans Vaardenaire at Benton Harbor Michigan. The incident centers on damages linked to Winns.
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Netherwood
N. J
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Benton Harbor
Mich
Winans Vaardenaire
Winns
Funeral Notice for S Percull Sees Death in 3rd Year
On Monday March 21 1893 at 1 6 aera seen sr b in the th year of age a notice of funeral.
Wishart Struggles to Impose Puritan Law in Newark
In Newark, Captain Wishart, ex-law and order enforcer from Pittsburgh, faces distrust and organized opposition as he pushes a Sunday law crackdown. He fails to gain police or mayor support, and his roundups yield little evidence. Local officials and newspapers dismiss his bid to replicate Pittsburgh’s blue laws.
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Newark
N. J
Pittsburg
Iron City
Wishart
Riverside
Newark Park
General Kearney
Captain Wishart
Sas
Law and Order Society
Gibraltar
Law and Order League
Law and Order
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Excise
Prosecutor of the Pleas
Grand Jury
Mr. McCrory
Houston
Roger O'Mara
O'Marain
O'Mara
McCrory
Board of Exci
Haines
Crane
Excise Board
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Wishaert
Gripp
McClure
Newa
Curbstone
Res
Rle
Democratic Conventions Set By District tomorrow
The eight legislative district conventions will be held tomorrow at the listed times and places with temporary chairmen named for each district. The University of Michigan reports 2,691 students enrolled, a record for American higher education, leading Harvard by 28, with calendar names totaling just under 2,700.
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Henry Baker
C. M. King, Esq
D. J. Boyle
John Kearns
Jeremiah Dougherty
P. Hennagan, Esq
Cornelius Casey
Thomas Darby, Esq
Axx Arnsor
Mica
University of Michigan
Institution of Learning
Harvard
Wii Apnea
Three Mile Race Planned Between Priddy and Jordan in Pittsburg
Articles of agreement outline a Pittsburg versus Chicago three mile race at Recreation Park on May 14, 1692 for 250 a side with 50 deposits, 70 to 30 percent receipts split, and a $50 expenses payment to Jordan. Referee and starter to be chosen on race day, with final stake held by Chicago Herald.
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Peter Priddy
Joseph Jordan
Chicago
Priddy
Pittsburg
Jordan
Recreation Park
Chicago Herald
Vater Priddy
Anne
Amiss
Paiper
Corbett and Sullivan clash eyed by local authority
A local authority writer weighs in on the proposed bout between Sullivan and Corbett. He questions Corbett's courage citing past matches and praises Sullivan while recalling 1881 Old City Hall sparring and the aging champion’s frailties.
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Sullivan
Corbett
Peter Jackson
Jackson
Collyer
Billy Edwards
Barney Aaron
Edwards
Collins
Aaron
Old City Hall
New Orleans
Jem Mace
Mitchell
Teuton Might Not Face Suburban After Leg Trouble
Speculation swirls over Teuton whose middle tendon trouble may end his comeback attempt for the Suburban. Trainer James Murphy hopes to test him, but a refusal could retire him from racing. Foxhall Keene’s Tournament and Alonzo loom as strong challengers for Metropolitan and Suburban hopes.
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New York
Teuton
James Murphy
Brooklyn
Éuton
Foxhball Keene
Tournament
Albert Cooper
Alonzo
Mr. Keene
Sleipner
Mysterious lookalikes on a train sparks political buzz
Reporters chased a car after a conductor claimed a man resembled Senator Quay, while another figure resembled a lone fisherman. In a separate note, Emperor William summoned Chancellor von Caprivi to Hubertustock, Bervis, March 20.
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Larkin
Senator Quay
Bervis
William
Chancellor von Caprivi
Hubertustock
Ocean Steamship Arrivals and Fares Mentioned
The notice lists steamship arrivals with routes from Liverpool New York and from Maryland Baltimore to New York aboard ships Britannic Bourgogne and others. It also advertises Salvation Oil at 25 cents a bottle with bold price emphasis.
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Britannic
Liverpool
New York
Michigan
New Sees
Maryvland
Baltimore
Bourgogne
Salvation Oil
Silk sale features low prices on wall decor fabrics
During a silk sale begun today Campbell and Dier advertise indias at 75c with many new wall fabrics and patterns. John B Roberts lists a wall street shop at 719 721 Liberty. M D and J Anderson promote Scotch ginghams and display new patterns via window. A G Campion and Sons advertises at 27 Fifth Ave.
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Campbell & Dier
Justin
A. G Campion. & Sons
Campbell & Dick
Madras
Oxford
A. G. Campbell & Sons
Wolf Joins Louisville Club as Utility Player
Manager Chapman hired Jimmy Wolf to play for the Louisvilles this season as a utility man. If he regains his form he may play daily. He weighs less now after shedding weight and bad form. Fans urged Chapman to give Shimmy Wolf another chance for his hard work and past service.
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Louisville
Chapman
Jimmy Wolf
Louisvilles
Wolf
Man R Chap
Shimmy' Ie Ta
Beaver County Agricultural Society Plans Fall Meeting
Beaver County Agricultural Society bucks up for the fall meeting on September 20 with about $15 000 allocated for improvements. A large crew works on the track with a grand stand and stables to be erected enhancing speed and agricultural product showcases. The Cricket League is actively organizing with George McPherson and C V Childs pushing to establish leagues and attract club members.
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Beaver
Beaver County Agricultural Society
Qst
Dof
George McPherson
C. V. Childs
Trojans
Cricket Ae
Enlesge
Olympic Club issues glove bout agreement to Sullivan and Corbett
In New Orleans on September 7 1892 John J Sullivan of Boston and James J Corbett of California sign to box before the Olympic Club for a 4000 purse with five ounce gloves. The clause outlines referees timekeepers deposits and penalties for fouls.
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New Orleans
Olympic Club
John L. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
Boston
California
F. M. Sharp
General Sporting Notes from Various Cities
Updates on baseball management and league alignments with Leach Maskrey to manage the Atlanta team in the Southern League. Reports of poor practice due to bad weather at Hot Springs and Charney Getzein planning to rejoin the fold in Chicago. Feats and bets in boxing, trotting records anticipated, and a proposed Maher Lannon bout off. National and state league classifications updated to Class A and B. A note on Nelsons breeding stock, Savannah cycling growth, and national regatta location likely to be Saratoga Lake.
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General Sporting
C. FE. W
Columbus
Leach Maskrey
Atlanta
Hot Springs
Charney Getzein
Chicago
Heikes
Fulford
Mike Conley
Ithaca Giant
Ashland
Wis
California
Tulare
Peter Maher
New York
Fitzsimmons
Ee Eathiry
Young
Eastern League
Estern Li
Southern
Nelsons
Sunnyside Farm
Waterville
Nelson
Savanwall
National Association
Boston
Chautauqua Lake
Albany
Philadelphia
Ift
Saratoga Lake
Weather Outlook for Western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio
Increasing cloudiness with light snow likely to follow, west to east winds shift to northeast. Regions include Western Pennsylvania with possible snow by Tuesday morning and Ohio and West Virginia seeing light snowfall and higher northeast winds.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Weather Report: Temperature and Rainfall Summary
Fragmented OCR notes show temperature and rainfall references with unclear values. The readable bits mention minimum temperatures and precipitation, but specific figures and locations are not provided.
River News and Notes from Louisville and Ancillary Ports
River reports from Louisville and towns along the Ohio detail water stages, boat movements, and recent arrivals. Varying depths at Falls and canals, ingoing and outgoing to Memphis, Evansville, and Cincinnati accompany depictions of sunless, cold weather and occasional snowfall. The shipping list records arrivals such as John K Speed John Barret and Tell City with a gas trip, while Brownsville and Wheeling observe falling river levels and minor departures. Four thousand miners are noted as locked out in London.
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Dispatch
Louisville
Ohio
Cincinnati
John K. Speed
Memphis
John Barret
Tell City
Evansville
Fleetwood
Matl
Durham Miners Endorse Continued Strike After Lockout
Durham miners held multiple meetings today and declared they would persist with the strike as 4,000 workers remain locked out by Liery. The gatherings emphasized solidarity and commitment to ongoing action.
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Liery
Durham
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Senate
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Gen. Miles
THE
Great Naval Review
C. A. Baird
Queen and Crescent Road
Monongahela House
W. H. Koontz
Wane
Ce Omerset
Sa Jengahela
James Sheridan
Franklin
A. F E. Bindle
Hollidaysb
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Rk. T. Graham
Etna
Lew McQuistion
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Fitch
Jersey
Morrow
Sullivan and
Kaiser
the People’s Stor
Fifth Ave
John 8. Roberts
Liberty St
D.& J. Anderson
Seg. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Scotland
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Roberts
Silver Kings
T. Salmon
J. Sankey
WN. Sullivan
C. Jordan
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W. Patton
D. Salmon
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J. McCormack
C. McKee
L. Guhl
C. G. Salmon
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James Brooke
the Mice
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Brooke
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Western Union
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Benent
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King Kel
Hingham
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Nash
Iikely
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Joe Lannon
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River News and Notes
Dee Gauces
Parkersburg
Olio
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Congo
Dim Brown
John Moren
Wheeling
Ben Har
Keystone State
Glenna Courier
Lisgle Bay
Missouri
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Travers Street
Webster Avenue
Joseph Scheppier
Mott Street
Rathberger
Chrystie Street
Phelps
Dartmouth
Paine
N. K. Fairbank & CO
N. Delaware Ave
Phila
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London
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the People's Store
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S. Roperts
U. S
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DR. Woods
Norway Pine
Foster, Milburn & CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Senos
Axminsters
Mecca
Royal Gold
Lebanon
On Up. Incorporated
Royal Gold Cure CO
G.m.curry
M.D
G. G. O’brien
Court House
Ilé Sixth Street
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