Duffy Leads Chicago Past Pittsburgh in Openers
Little Duffy hit four balls for nine bases including a home run and three bases as Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 4. Dwyer and Latham contributed key hits while Darling pitched for the White Stockings, with Galvin laboring for Pittsburgh. Beckley and Carroll sparked Chicago’s offense as the game unfolded in front of about 1,600 spectators.
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PFOA
Chicago
Littie Duffy
Brotherhood
Daffy
Galvin
Darling
Farrell
Dwyer
White Stockings
Foy
Ryan
Beckley
Wismer
Kuehne
Pittsburgs
Latham
Duffy
Carroll
Corcoran
Comiskey
Chicagos
Bastian
Neil
O'Neil
Secourt
Awipe
O' Neil
Eicth
Toe Pitteburgs
Robinson
Hanson
Wisner
Uaser
Rastian
Sod Kuelme
Fields
Pratis Bares
Hanison
Pittsbures
Ecanes
Tener
Baldwin
Morriow
FE Pmuesdro
AE Latham
Henlen
Duty
Viewer
Eared
Mran
Carrell
Tees Hell
Okeckiey
Emisxer
Finida
Kuchan
O Sorecoran
Ij Rovinson
Deeper
Stiakin
Giloage
Pitwourg
Summany—Earordrums
Dufy
Thret
Sod Viener
Tero-pest
Hns
Beskien
Carroll An Nage
Ball games postponed in major leagues by rain
New York May 4 reports postponements due to wet ground in several leagues. Players' League games Hosten at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia were moved. National League New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Philadelphia were also postponed. American Association Athletic at Toledo was called off. Buffalo at Detroit and Swittsburg at Cleveland were affected.
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New York
Plavers
Hosten
Brooklyn
Philadelphin
National
Boston
Philadelphia
Merican Ascorcdation
Athleticat Ion
HisTilic
Toledo
Buffalo
Land
Satiens
Swittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago Wins Narrow Ninth Inning Victory On Mullane Error
Chicago National League team escapes with a 4 to 3 win over opponents after Mullane’s misplay on Barne’s sharp hit in the ninth. Chicago’s defense miscues mark a loosely played game with five errors in the first inning and key plays by Corners and Wilmot. Attendance around 200 as Morrell, Marr, Foreman, and Wilmot contributed to the late rally and steal of home for the winning run.
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Chicago
Mullane
Barne
Wilnot
Marr
Foreman
Wilmot
Alderman's Office Attaches Recreation Park for Rent
A constable from Alderman McMasters' office levied an attachment on Recreation Park yesterday for unpaid rent claimed to be due for last year. McMasters believes the money is due, noting nonpayment may stem from a fault. President Nimick was questioned and said receipts exist for last year's payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMasters
Recreation Park
Nimick
National League club tweaks with Hines resting
Paul Hines rests while Hecker takes first base. Pau shows a weak arm and will rejoin in the outfield when fit. Yow returns home and Catcher Berger arrives tonight to join the club in Cleveland.
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Paul Hines
Hecker
Pau
Yow
Berger
Cleveland
Baseball Today National and Minor League Games
National League matchups include Pittsburg at Cleveland Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia Players League games feature Ittebirg at Chicago Buffalo at Cleveland Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia American Association contests list Rochester at Syracuse Athletic at Brooklyn Louisville at Toledo St Louis at Columbus Tri State League games cover Dayton at McKeesport Springfield at Wheeling Mansfield at Toungetown Canton at Akron
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National League
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Players’ League
Ittebirg
Buffalo
American Association
Rochester
Syracust
Athletic
Louisville
Toledo
St. Louis
Columbus
Dmayton
McKeesport
Springfeld
Wheeling
Mansfield
Toungetown
Canton
Akron
McKeesport Edges Dayton In Cold Tri-State Showdown
McKeesport and Dayton battled in a low scoring Tri-State League game as Dayton pitcher Stapleton limited the home club to three hits while McKeesport counted their runs in the ninth on Burke error and a two bagger. Plaminer replaced Baker after two innings and shut Dayton down. Shoupe and Voss powered a late rally for McKeesport. Time 1% Umpire England.
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MeanEsromt
McKeesport
Dayton
Baker
Plummer
Dayton Sluggers
Stapleton
Daytons
Supe Eet
Burke
Secon
Ton
Waste Dails
Baeal
Daytona
Meerse'ut
J Dayton
Erepfae Lancer
O|gaus, m
Cs O Wiliams
Er. P
P. Walton
Gisentt
Pleton
Plamimer
Stapelton
Shoupe and Voss
Sapeiton
Pitehber
Beses— Lancer
Williams
Randall
Shoupe
England
Mansfeld Triumph Over Youngstown In Lopsided Score
Mansfeld defeated Youngstown at home in a dominant performance, outplaying the visitors at nearly every point. The box shows Mansfeld 12 base hits to 2, with Porter and Dale among the standouts and Parker and Fitzsimmons stealing bases. Umpire Hill presided over the game.
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Mansfeld
Youngstown
Yorkestown
Mayé
Mansfields
Mansfield
Summanyy
Conteneve
Manafield
Porter
Dale
Memilen
Parker
Fitzsimmons
Piock
Wheeling Defeats Springfield 2 0
Wheeling wins 2 0 in a local league match. Report notes Wheeling goals by Lytle and Scheibie as Springfield struggles to respond. Match dated May 6 with limited readable details from the Wheeling record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Springfield
Springsoers
Mrrors
Rringfeld
Runks
Heel
Lytle
Sp Spfeld
Scheibie
Youngstowns Player Richard Allen Arrested in Jefferson
Richard Allen once a catcher for the Youngstowns was released and then arrested by Sheriff Latimer. He was taken to Jefferson jail after failing to meet a $74 debt in installments from a Field Rome case.
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Youngstews
Richard Allen
Youngstowns
Latimer
Jefferson
O. Allen
Connes
Allen
Baseball Notes and Standings From a Crowded Weekend
Baseball notes recount Buck Ewing urged to improve for Buckeye players and Galvin resting. N.Y. League teams post hits totals 79 and 95 for Brotherhood and others. Corry University beats Ghost College 16 to 6 at Ose Park as clubs plan future matchups and discuss league rules on gate receipts and grand stand shares.
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Galvin
Buck Ewing
Manager Long
Our Boys
Secnetary
Carwoll
Pav
HiNes
Paul
Lauer
Dodds
Becklers
Galvins
John
Weony
Boyd
Werrore
Brotherhood
Brooklyn
Corry University
Ay Ghost College
Ose Park
Seays
Radhourn
New York Sun
Weetinghouse Electric Ie Company
Felding
Mitter
Io Ie
Pitteburg
Forest City profits fade amid crowd troubles and trades
The piece notes nine games played with one poor showing and discusses Cleveland club finances. It recalls profits last summer used to subsidize the Detroit franchise and details Boston and Philadelphia outfields, highlighting Stovey Johnston Richardson and Griffin Fry Wood.
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Cleveland
Frank Kotson
Detroit
Forest City
Boston
Stovey
Johnston
Hichardson
Griffin
Fry
Wood
Philadelphia
Ton
Seikes
Hyan
Nell
Latte
Heston
Richardson
Philadelphia Ledger
Great Pennsylvania trap shooting at Brunot's Island
The two day Brunot's Island trap tournament drew top shooters like Wolsten, Helkes, Croft and Miller with 9000 clay birds used. Crowds of about 6000 attended as 57 entries filled matches with close scores and multiple prize divisions across eight events.
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Pennsylvania
Brunot's Island
E. E. Bhaner
Crow
Richardson
Darison
C. M. Hostetter
Heltes
Wolsten
Croft
Miller
Wolstencroft
Tulley
Helkes
Qicskrapee
M Olatencroft
Oe Bioney
Hanter
Krueger
Irene Helkes
Hardson
Levis
Farmer
Kelsey
Hickes
Brown
IS Birds
E. Tully
Wolstencrof
Kira Cade
Tina
Willams
Candall Loyndon
Wolatencroft
Hichardson
Hoffman
Arden
Sy Pad
Gamble
Elsey
Tentries
Hollies Courtine
Richardson, Brown
Kin Miller
Pe Pierce
Pfell
Crable
Barber
Sutton
Talley
Cundall
Baird
WCAFFREY IN TOWN A RETIRED PUGILIST ON CORBETT
Dominick McCaffrey visits his parents as his mother recovers from illness on Smallman Street. He says he has retired from boxing and praises James Corbett’s reach and size, predicts Corbett’s potential and notes the likelihood of remaining in the city through Saturday.
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Dominick McCaffrey
Smallman Street
Dominick
J. J. Corbett
Corbett
O' Baldwin
Sackson
Jackson
Sullivan
McAaffrey
Rainy track yields mixed results at Elizabeth Burzane
At Elizabeth Burzane KN May 6 rain drenched the track slowing the field. Civil Service won the five furlongs in the first race with Young spoken second Sorrento third. Lee Christy captured the six furlongs in the second race while San Jose placed second Foreigner third. Souvenir led six furlongs in the fourth, Rosa second Lakewood third. Eighth race saw Eon first with Puzzle finishing third and time listed.
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BurzaneTn
KN. J
Meeaults
Civil Service
Young Spoke
Sorrento
Lee Christy
San Jose
Foreigner
Matthe Looram
Puzzle
Souvenir
Rosa
Lakewood
Pases
Darn
Enon
Aimile
Grace Ant Te Terrifer
Kitty B
Sparling
King Volt
Les
First Regatta Set With Four Oared Shell Race
Sporting editor from St Louis notes a city regatta on June featuring a two mile four oared race open to all and a half mile single shell junior event. Prizes include a new four oared Hergiman shell and gold and silver medals. Outside crews’ expenses paid. entries to John C. Meyer at Goots Company for details.
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St. Louis
Kentucky spring meeting opens at LixixoTtox track
The Kentucky Association spring meeting opened with clear, cool weather and fair track conditions. Races featured Palteade winning the first with Catalpa second, and spectators noting strong performances in ensuing heats.
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LixixoTtox
Kentucky Association
Palteade
Catalpa
Id Rane
Castarey
Sliver King
Local boxing bout ends with Seese victory in ten rounds
Doreen Seese of this city and Charles T Beck of Beach City fought a ten round bout with bare knuckles in Smith's store west of town last night for 0 a side. Over 500 spectators attended. Three rounds were out, Seese declared the winner. Several hundred dollars changed hands on the result. Seese will issue a challenge to fight any man in the county for wu.
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CaxTo
Doreen Seese
Charles T. Beck
Beach City
Bare Kowekles
Smith's Store
Secse
Serse
To & Salsh
Mike Dagan Set For Ten Round Fight Near Pittsburg
Backers signed articles at the office for a ten round bout between Mike Dagan and Mefiride ten rounds at a location near Pittsburg. Stakes include a share of proceeds and a loser’s percentage. articles forwarded to McBride's backer for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Dagan
Queensles
Ed Cncaner
Pittsburg
McBride
Open Day at New Duquesne Way Natatorium
Crowds gathered at the new natatorium on Duquesne Way for a free matinee in tepid salt water. Local swimmers watched Prof. Mee Ewen demonstrate about twenty swimming styles as the building prepares for formal opening contests on the 14th of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne Way
Mee- Ewen
English Racing at Chester May Meeting Opens
Leowoon May 6 marked the first day of the Chester May meeting with the Mostyn race feature noted as the opening event. The program showcased early action and betting interest as spectators attended the crowding card.
Orinocoy Wins Westminster Plate in Narrow Finish
Six starters contested the two year old plate of four sovereigns with Orinocoy, the Westminster chestnut, taking the race by a neck over Silly Abunal who finished second. Mavourneen, owned by Mr R Peck, ran third. Penalties and allowances affected weights in the maiden stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ove Furlo
Westminster
Silly Abunal
Mr. R. Peck
Mavourneen
New Officers Elected By Wilkinsburg Athletic Club
The Wilkinsburg Athletic Club announces officers for the coming year led by President H. W. Carskaddon and First Vice President Dr. Stephen. Second Vice President C. P. Brown, Treasurer Rider, J. K. Duer, and other officers include M. Mi, E. A. Vincent, S. H. Moore, J. McMahan Clair, and Howard Jackson.
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Wilkinsburg Athletic
H.W. Carskaddon
Dr. Stephen
P. Brown
Rider
J. K. Dueo
M. Mi
E. A. Vincent
H. Moore
J. McMahan Clair
Howard Jackson
Local items and notices from Carnegie area urged
Local manpower and social notices include the arrest of Adam Moushardt on assault and peace charges with his wife Theresa prosecuting the first two charges and Dean of the Anti Cruelty Society handling the third. Other items reference Monongahela College contest, Allegheny Finance Committee actions, and upcoming meetings of the Boot Irish Convention, YMCA executives, Home for Incurables managers, and the Humane Society.
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Adam Moushardt
Carnegie
Twenty-ninth Street
Theresa Moushardt
Adam
Dean
Anti-Cruelty Society
Moushardt
Millvale
Monongahela College
Carnegie Hall
Wood M. Carr
Uniontown
Western University
Allegheny Finance Committee
Joux Lapfey
West Carson Street
John Clark
Windom Street
Twenty-eighth
Woman's Indian Association
Stockton Avenue
Allegheny
The
Humane Society
Immigrants Arrive In New York As Legislature Expands Inspectors
One thousand five hundred forty seven immigrants landed in New York yesterday. The Legislature has ordered two factory inspectors. Montgomery National Bank says the Norristown institution is sound. President Cannon signs decree organizing the general army and names General Miribel chief of staff. War material ships to Mossamedes in South Africa amid native and Portuguese support for conflicts. German ambassador threatens resignation over Sultan’s handling of four Tur soldiers trial. Captain Schmidt of the Russian navy is freed for lack of sufficient proof, dismissed from service though officials deem him guilty.
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New York
Montgomery National Bank
Norristown
Cannon
General Miribel
Mossamedes
South Africa
von Badowitz
What People Are Doing Some Who Travel Some Who Do Not and Others Who Talk
Ex-Congressman Coffroth of Somerset is registered at the Anderson. He to defend counterfeiters set for trial this term in the United States Court. Major Sam Hazlitt of Washington went East on private business. He notes little county interest in the gubernatorial race. Carl Brandt, a young Austrian, at the Schlosser, touring the world and visiting local mills.
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Coffroth
Somerset
Anderson
United States
Sam Hazlitt
Washington
Carl Brandt
Schlosser
Brandt
Monongohshell Water Co Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
The Monongshell Water Company held its annual stockholders meeting yesterday and elected directors M. W. Watson B. F. Jones Jacob Henrici T. B. Atterbury Daniel McKee John Moorhead Jr Joseph C. Walter John H. Dalzell C. J. Schultz. Attendance was small and no business was conducted beyond reading and approving reports.
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Monongshell Water Company
M. W. Watson
B. F. Jones
Jacob Henrici
T. B. Atterbury
Daniel McKee
John Moorhead, Jr
Joseph CO. Walter
John H. Dalzell
C. J. Schultz
City appoints Kalmyer as special officer at electric streetcar corner
Henry Kalmyer once night turnkey in Allegheny jail under ex Mayor Pearson and later a mayoral sub was named by Mayor Wyman as special officer at the Ohio and Federal streets corner. His task is to prevent electric car accidents. J H Grable, accused of larceny of funds tied to the Southside Enterprise by Miss Hi, was captured in East Liverpool and brought to Pittsburgh by Detective Carrigan. In lieu of bail he remains jailed awaiting Monday trial. His young son is in care with friends in Allegheny.
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Henry Kalmyer
Allegheny
Pearson
Wyman
Ohio
Federal
J. H. Grable
Liverpool
Carrigan
Interrogation Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Seventh Avenue
The Interrogation Club met at the Seventh Avenue Hotel for its regular monthly session. The group is mainly ministers who spend hours asking and answering varied questions and concluded with a feast after the discussion.
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Interrogation Club
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Labor Strike Delays Fireproofing At Government Building
Workers at the government building paused work on fireproofing for protection on Monday. A few days earlier a barrow load of bricks fell from the top floor injuring a man. Superintendent Malone covered each floor with boards and the men returned to work yesterday.
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Malone
Ice and clothing sale ad from Bruce Crystal Ice Co
The notice promotes heavy ice supply by the Bruce Crystal Ice Co with reliable delivery to private trade and announces distribution of order cards. It also advertises a sacrifice sale of men’s suits with prices slashed from 18 20 24 to 10 and 12 at P C G C opposite the Court House.
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Bruce Crystal Ice Co
Court House
Shoes and dresses offered by local merchants. obituary note
The notice promotes patent leather shoes for $2 from G D Simon at 78 Ohio street Allegheny and cleaners by Pfeifer at 443 Smithfield and 100 Federal streets. It also advertises Mex undergarments at James H Aiken & Co 100 Fifth Ave. The item ends with a death notice for Mrs Elizabeth Kier Coleman at 63 Wylie Avenue stating her age two years.
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G. D. Simon
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Pfeifer’s
Smithfield St
Tel
Federal St
Mex
James H. Aiken & Co
Fifth Ave
Germany's New Era Opens Reichstag with Labor Reform Debates
Emperor William opens the Reichstag as parties push reform bills. The government outlines a labor plan to curb Sunday work and child labor, while increasing peacetime army and defending measures. Foreign policy aims for peace and cooperation with other states amid tariff and industrial concerns.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Germany
Tagblatt
William
Boersen Courier
Sympathy in Silver and the Bi-Metallic League
Mr Gibbs ex Governor of the Bank of England and Bi-Metallic League president cables Senator Jones praising Senator Beck and urging silver coinage expansion. The UK Bi-Metallic Party, over 100 MPs, expects silver enabled by US legislation to stabilize monetary policy, boost exports, and aid industry and workers.
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Hin Labora
Loxnow
Gibbs
Bank of England
Bi-Metallic League
Jones
Friends of Silver
Atlantic
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Congress
Strikes Persist Across Spanish Cities Amid Arrests
Reports from Madrid dated May 6 describe ongoing strikes in Alcoy Antequera and other towns with pickets causing trouble. Valencia reports civil guard deployments and numerous arrests while Barcelona sees many workers resuming jobs.
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Madrid
Alcoy
Antequera
Valencia
Barcelona
Weather Summary For Pittsburg May 6 1990
The United States Signal Service reports a maximum temperature around 11.6 feet river level at 6 20 A M a rise of 44 feet in 11 hours with warmer weather and Westerly winds. Forecast calls for occasional rain and clearer skies later in the day. Temperatures show a wide range with a mean near the day’s midpoints.
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Pittsburg
United States Signal Service
Along the Levees and River Reports
River conditions and bustling riverfront activity are noted as 11 feet rising at Wood Street gauge. The entry records heavy liquor imports, bustling wharf, and a busy river scene with departures to Pittsburg Cincinnati Parkersburg and New Orleans. Weather varies by city with clouds cool conditions and several vessels arriving or departing.
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Brownsville
Neeiver
Sheriey
Pittsburg
Louisville
Maine
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Hedson
Courter
Parkersburg
Noo Catzo
Sidney Dillon
St. Louis
Pr. Mu
McKeesport Post Office Choice Narrowed to Edwin Soles
In McKeesport on May 6 the post office appointment appears near conclusion. Congressman Ray recommends Edwin Soles, a 35 year old life long Republican with real estate experience and seven years as a B&O Freight agent. Soles telegraphs acceptance and a letter to Ray outlines his suitability.
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McKeesport
Ray
Edwin Soles
J. W. Ray
Soles
Temperance Cadets Organize At St Pauls Cathedral
The St Pauls Total Abstinence Cadet Society organized in the cathedral basement with Fathers Molyneaux and Conway assisting. Officers named Harry Bigley president James Fitzpatrick vice president Morris Welsh secretary Thomas Joyce treasurer. Sixty five pledges signed and a meeting scheduled to perfect features. Benefits include three dollars weekly sickness for ten weeks and thirty five dollars death benefit. The group is a branch of the Father Matthew Association.
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St. Paul’s
Vessel crews and river news from the local port
CAPTAIN COOTER of the Arcise has been off duty due to family bereavements. The Hudson passed Wheellog at 0 AM yesterday while the Scotia left Cincinnati for QuITE. A chicken coop afloat caused a scene as it drifted from shore and was towed back to the wharf after the fowl crowed loudly. CAPTAIN PETER DONALDEOS, Pittburg riverman, died yesterday morning. he had worked with the Pittsburg Brownsville and Geneva Packet Company for two years and left two sons in river service. Fags at half mast marked the death.
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Arcise
Hudson
Scotia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cau
Peter Donaldeos
Pittburg
Donaldson
Brownaville
Geneva Packet Company
Germania
Flora
Brownsville
Geneva
Princeton Theological Seminary Holds 76th Commencement
The Princeton Theological Seminary conferred 69 degrees in its 76th commencement. Rev. Dr. Erskine delivered the Sunday address, and Rev. Hall presided at alumni discussions on making preaching effective. Directors welcomed new members Dr. Murray Dr. Hammill and Sr. Silas Brownell as others retired. A large alumni banquet followed.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Theological Seminary
Erskine
Newville
Logan Murray
New
New York
Ace
J. T. Nixon
Robert Carter
B. F. Adolph
W. A. Wheelock
Alumni Association
John Hall
D. D
Theodore Uyler
Brooklyn
McCosh
Another Special Policeman Assigned to Smithfield Street
Officer James Mulvihill, long a familiar figure at Liberty and Eleventh, was yesterday assigned by Inspector McAleese to patrol Smithfield Street from Liberty to the Monongahela River. The move follows the prior success of assigning officers to specific districts to deter loitering and crime.
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James Mulvihill
Liberty and
Eleventh Streets
McAleese
Smithfield Street
Liberty Street
Monongahela River
Crossan
Fifth Avenue
Mulvihill
Carey Inquest Opens Over Government Building Derrick
Coroner McDowell began the inquest into Thomas A. Carey’s death at the new Government building after a derrick collapse. Workers testified the derrick used sound timber while outsiders claimed the wood was rotten. The inquest adjourned to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Thomas A. Carey
Civil Services
Monthly Conference of Pennsylvania Company Officers
Officers of the Pennsylvania Company met yesterday for their usual monthly conference to discuss line needs and possible improvements. Present were Supt. Miller Panhandle Supt. Motive Power Casanane Fort Wayne C F Law and Supt L F Loree Cleveland and Pittsburg along with local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
Miller
Panhandle
T. B. Casanane
Fort Wayne
C. F. Law
L. F. Loree
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Immense Contract For 800 Mile Sioux City Ogden Rail Line
A contract announced in New York assigns 15 million dollars to the Wyoming and Pacific Improvement Company to build a railroad from Sioux City to Ogden Utah, a distance of 800 miles. Mr Steacy received the award for the work.
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New York
Wyoming and Pacific Improvement Company
Sioux City
Ogden
Utah
Steacy
Mary Hoskey Dies from Train Injuries in Copper Works
Five year old Hungarian girl Mary Hoskey died yesterday after being struck by a B and O train at Copper Works station. An inquest will be held to determine details of the accident and any contributory factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hoskey
Copper Works
Italian man Rocco Stitz dies from Fort Wayne road injuries
Rocco Stitz, 35, an Italian resident, died last night at West Penn Hospital from injuries sustained on Fort Wayne road Monday. He had a wife in Italy. The coroner will hold an inquest today.
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Rocco Stitz
Ft. Wayne
West Penn Hospital
Stitz
Italy
United States Cruiser Philadelphia Makes Preliminary Trial Run
The United States Government cruiser Philadelphia steamed from vramp's shipyard on a preliminary trial trip. She will stop at the Delaware breakwater tonight and proceed to sea tomorrow for a speed test.
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Philadelphia, May
United States
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Vramp’s
Delaware
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