Football Prospects Bright as Pittsburgh Hosts Rugby Season
The Allegheny Athletic Association plans a major Rugby football season with a heavy rush line and a schedule including teams from Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Princeton. Decisive Tuesday sports promise 13 events at Exposition Park with New Jersey and Crescents of Brooklyn among entrants as efforts to expand the clubhouse membership continue.
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Ater
Kickers
Pittsbore
Allegheny Athletic Association
Thompson
Phil Flord
J Moorhead
M. Kunte Messie
Brainard
Oliver
Messrs
Fry
Valentine
Eitons
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Princeton
Crescents
Brooklyn
Brookinites
Pittsbiewers
University of Penneriyan
Exposition Park
Nee
Ever
Tittsburg
Ceellent
Koston
New Jersey Athletic
The
Athletic Association
Baldwin Dominates Then Slips in Cleveland Loss
The Cleveland nine rallied as Baldwin faltered late, forcing a 9th inning run surge that overwhelmed Brooklyn. Key plays included Shugart and Bergner’s strong support, McKean three-base hit dubious foul call, and Vin’s late scoring touch as Cleveland held on to beat Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Baldwin
Fettle
Hutchison
Mideburrs
Shugart
Ierbuoer
Eeath
Pittsburs
Mark Neidwin
Arene
Serptas
McKean
Stether Beckley
Leveland
Merican
Virtue
Merbauer
Maul Bern
Secons
Shearon
Hanton
Beckley
Toton
Chad
Miller
Pittser
Jim
Tose
Burkett
Childs
Vin
Davis
Made It Their Own The Bostons Defeat the Phillies Pennant Chase
The Boston team defeated the Phillies to seize the pennant in a game noted for its solid attendance of about 1,200. Key players and scores are obscured by OCR errors, but the headline emphasizes Boston taking the lead and securing the pennant.
Boston Baseball Recap Misspelled Toss and Plays
A garbled account from Boston details a game with players Storey Bennett Quinn Long Tucker and Hamilton among others. Mentions base on balls by Hamilton Thompson M Allen Brown and Bennett and strikeouts by Nash Kennett with Clements. Time noted as one hour forty three minutes.
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Boston
Simmary
Hoston
Ibennett
Quinn
Long _ nett
Pharm
Tucker A
Long
Tucker
Hamilton
Thompson
M Allen
Brown
Bennett
Lowe
Storeyer
Feten
Nash
Kennett
ball—Clements
Blaches
Vampire
Lynch
Colts Lose as Errors Gift Visitors a Game
Chicago drops a heartbreaker as three costly errors allow the visitors to win 8-3. Mulane and Mullane worked the mound for Chicago while Ryan doubled and Wilmot sacrificed for the lone Chicago run. attendance 2,100.
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Chicago
Colts
Mul Inne
Ryan
Wilmot
Giants Collapse as Brooklyn Beats Giants in Boston
New York game notes show Giants faltering in Boston with a 3 to 2 score. Hassett, Tiernan and Ward lead in hits while Pinkney and Griffin contribute for the Giants. Brooklyn converts opportunities and edges ahead in the summary. Umpire Gaffney presides over a one hour three minute contest.
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Giants
Brooklyn
New York
Oct
Boston
Tony
Brook
Hassett
Tiernan
Ward
Pinkney
Griffin
Fir
Foutz
Fring
Gaffney
Horse Race Entries For Tomorrows Meeting At Forth
Tomorrow's card lists races at Forth with multiple entries including Lizette Mar woo Common Sense Austral Glenlochy Wuhrer and Vernon. Notable contenders include Grand ri Glamor Queenlike Clint and Echo stinker in the mile events while Pancras Knapsack and Hamill line up for the 1400 yard sprint. The meeting features a selling race for two year olds and no Lee yards with the second race slated to run before noon.
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Ag Ieee
Wee
Mine
Mi Kildeer
Saurons
Fieand
Fariong
Russell
Peter
Fire Furton
Wnat
Holinder Coltecconi
Temple
To-Morrow
Lizette
Marwoo
Austral
Glenlochy
Wuhrer
Ynes Fascolt
Spendoliie
Vernon
de Delusion
Clint
St. Common Sense
Terriser
Lee Yards
Farrell Backer Pushes Merit Over High Stakes in Race Rumor
Mr Finn backs Steve Farrell and questions Smith at 50 to 1 stake or 250 a side while Eastern Inman seeks 100 to 1. Finn will meet Smith or rep this evening to discuss stakes and merit governs the race.
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Finn
Steve Farrell
Farrell
Smith
Shooting Matches Arranged In McKersrornt
Two contests scheduled include a 100 a side match between Frank Weiskersher and John Byerly with ten birds at 21 yard rise and 25 yard full. John Weiskercher will also duel an unknown shooter from Cumberland Md next Monday for Hasie.
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Pao
Match challenge from McKeesport man posted for Monday
The notice from Tom Hammond of McKeesport offers several yardage bets on wrestling or boxing style matches. He lists possible opponents Reese Malarky and Moriissey from nearby places and states he will meet at Toe District office Monday at 8 o clock to arrange a stake.
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Tom Hammond
Ron Long
McKeesport
Reese
Malarky
Orange
Moriissey
Toe Distatcn
League Record and Schedule Snapshot
The league record shows Pittsburg at Cleveland and Cincinnati at Chicago with scores around mid 90s to 100s. A league schedule lists Pittsburg at Cleveland, Cincinnati at Chicago, Boston at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at New York with matchups among the major teams.
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Pittsburg
Eland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Brooklin
New York
General Sporting Notes and Local Matches Preview
Notes mention san out of stand and need to hustle for a strong finish. Bridgeville club reports a four tile office for the manager. Tarentum and Uniontown to play on Uniontown ground today and tomorrow. Public chatter about Anson criticized while Chicago team gets little praise. Two close games prevails between named teams on Friday. A ball game yesterday featured printers striking with fe quiiner winning by 18. A 2 10 Fardfeot race is planned at Woods Run tomorrow for $30. Governor Gowland expected to attend the game.
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Bridgeville
Cluo
Tarentum
Uniontown
Ont
Anson
Chicago
Willwam McCoemen
Peereetrars
Fe Quiiner
Olipfe
Shanigan
Woods
Ollife
Eerie
Coneequen
Goveland
Hazy Scores Highlight East Coast Aquatics Meet
In Baltimore and Boston events, Madden Robinson Mills and McGill appear in athletics results, with Washington and Boston listed in several breakdowns. The fragment notes mixed team outcomes and unclear scoring, referencing 66 and 4 as partial tallies amid a crowd of names.
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Baltimore
Eine A. ‘Suda
Madden
Robinson Hee Mills
Athletics
Association Schedule Sets City Matchups
The schedule lists Boston at Philadelphia and Baltimore at Washington for today’s Association events. Notable standings show St Louis, Leuleville, and Athletics with varying scores in recent games.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Gallitzin Priest Honored In Loretto Chapel Dedication
The chapel at Loretto dedicated to Rev. Demetrius A. Gallitzin, the Prince priest, preserves his church as it stood at death. Gallitzin, born Russian nobility turned priest in 17th century, served in Cambria county and helped found the area’s first school. A lifesize statue was funded by a gift from the Archbishop of St. Louis as part of the commemoration.
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Loretto
Baltimore
McGuire
Gallitzin
Cambria County
Boyle
Father Kittell
St. Louis
Father Gallitzin
Boston Bostons Clinch Pennant in 1591 Season Finish
The Boston club secures the pennant after yesterday's games with a strong position to end the season unbeaten. Protests against Chicago may affect standings, but Boston appears safe while Chicago faces uncertain outcomes. Directors may wait until next month to meet regarding any protests.
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Boston
Bostons
Chicagos
Chicago
Anson
Duquesne Club Challenged Over Lost Ball Dispute
In McKeesport, Duquesne Baseball Club claims a win over Goulds when a ball was lost in the eighth inning with Duquesne ahead 2 to 1. Goulds dispute the decision citing rule requiring two balls. a $100 side bet to settle the matter is on.
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McKeesront
Duquesne Baseball Club
Goulds
Duquesne
Dan Gould
Insurance Firm Sues Former Northwest Agent Kellogg
Home Life Insurance Company of Brooklyn files in Federal Court against Edgar H Kellogg former general agent for the Northwest. The suit claims years of falsified accounts totaling over 90000 and seeks to recover 81100 plus mortgage foreclosures and note collections. Kellogg had a high reputation and earned about 5000 annually in salary and commissions.
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Catesao
Home Life [Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Edgar H. Kellogg
Northwest
Kellogg
Fair draws 18000 as track and weather please visitors
At Newang the daily fair attracted about 18 000 attendees the largest crowd of the week. Horses looked sound and the track and weather were favorable. Latonis results show John Adams first in the mile race with Renowner and Pearl Moon following, plus several other event outcomes and times.
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Newang
Spereiol
Latonis
John Adams Firs
Renowner
Pearl Moon
Psa
Turk
van Zant
Phil
Business Whitney Helter
Helter
Ice Seat Dace
Tmt Chief
River News and Notes from Louisville October One
Weather clear and river levels reported with one foot? inches on fill, 2 feet 4 inches in the canal, and 5 feet 7 inches below. Telegrams note traffic from Memphis and river vessels including Madison, Sherley, Carrie Hope, Evansville, and Kanawha toward Cincinnati and Evansville routes.
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Tite Dispatch
Louisviler
Ietenaatt the Sentinel
Memphie
Lee H. Cen
Madison
Sherley
Cincinnati
Carrie Hope
Evansville
Kanawha
River Gauge Readings and Weather Notes
Upper Gauges show MoncAxt Town River at 4 feet and stationary. Gear thermometer at 4 P.M. Brownsville River at 4 feet 1 inch and stationary. Clear, thermometer rising. Wantages River stationary, 0.7 feet below low water mark. Clear and warm.
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MoncAxt
W. Wanthes
River Gauge Readings Report Varied Levels and Arrivals
Multiple river gauges show varying levels with several readings near or falling from 3 to 5 feet. Notices mention arrivals or movements of vessels including the Congo and City of Sheffield, with historical place names and a focus on water conditions.
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Evaseville
Cincinnati
Congo
Ente Adame
Friar’s Poin ST
Friar’s Poin ST. Dorie Arrived Out of New Orleans, Newa
Sheffield
Toaneser
Down on the Wharf and River Traffic Troubles
River men complain of dry conditions with marks showing depth near dam. Elizabeth departed at 2:90 with a fair trip and Germania left for Morgantown at 3 Pr. a. with a heavy trip. The Masslower was decorated for visitors and Water Street protests arise as residents rail against moving a maui thos while water is scarce.
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Elizabeth
Germania
Morgantown
Pr. A
Signature Ruled Off at Garfield Park
The horse Signature and owner J N Magee were ruled off at Garfield Park today. Judge Clark substituted Jockey Godale for Jockey Griffin and Magee refused to start the horse.
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Cmtcano
Signature
J. N. Magee
Garfield Park
Judge Clark
Godale
Griffin
Maget
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Steamer From New York
An old newspaper note records the steamer Thingvalla arriving from New York with freight and passenger details. The brief item notes port arrival in New York and next steps for unloading and clearance at the harbor.
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Thingvalla
Een York
SPTCC
Aliysaduis
New York
Belgian Clergy Refuse to Officiate Boulanger Funeral
Reports describe General Boulanger’s death by self-inflicted wound and a purely civil funeral. Belgian clergy, under the Archishop of Malines, refuse to solemnize the rites. Deputies Thiebaud Laur Dumontel Castelain attended, and the political testament was read in a hotel suite. Mme Bonnemain’s grief and Boulanger’s wish to be buried with her photo and hair.
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Henri Rochefort
General Boulanger
Malines
M. Thiebaud
Laur
Dumontel
Castelain
Mme. de Bonnemain
Montover
Paris
France
Mme. Bonnemain
Mme
de Bonnemain
Notable Europeans Face Oppression in Russia and Poland
Lespos reports on a three month southern Europe canoe trip by Poultney Bigelow Alfred Parsons and Frank D Millett and returns to describe worsening anti foreign campaigns in Russia. He notes intensified persecution of Hebrews Germans Poles and others with officials suppressing German speech and Poles being uprooted to eastern regions as 300000 Russian troops occupy Poland.
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Lespos
Poultney Bigelow
New York Canoe Club
Alfred Parsons
Frank D. Millett
Europe
Russia
Mr. Bigelow
Germany
Poland
Hints of a Big Sensation in Emigration Probes
Emigration Commissioners Colonel John Weber and Dr. Walter Kempster report from Europe that in Russia conditions are grave and crops damaged by cold and rain. They plan to Bremen to meet steamship officials and prepare corroborated evidence before making formal statements.
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Eran
John Weber
Walter Kempster
United States
Europe
Bremen
Steamship Company
Weber
Kempster
Russia
Bombs for an Emperor on Rosenthal Bridge Attempt
Prague reports an assassination attempt on Emperor Francis Joseph as two nitroglycerin bombs with a time fuse exploded in a tunnel gutter beneath the Rosenthal bridge near Reichenberg. The blast caused masonry damage but not to the bridge. no arrests. The imperial train arrived as officials inspected damage. The incident spurred inquiries and telegrams from European rulers.
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Vienna
Prague
Francis Joseph
Rosenthal
Reichenberg
Bohemia
Italy
Commission of Inquiry
Italian press debates Times on Rome finances
Rome reports the London Times drew criticism for its Rome based financial letters. Officials say no action will be taken against the correspondent, who is deemed substantially accurate. The piece notes the difficulty of obtaining gold or silver coins at the current premium and mentions banks offering notes in specie or in notes.
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Rome
Oct
London Times
Italy
Hanks
Art sale rights debate at international congress
At the International Literary and Artistic Association session in Nen ehatel a resolution urged that US recognition of art sale excludes the right to reproduce the work. A cable from the American Copyright League was welcomed with cheers during the afternoon.
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Gestva
International Literary and Artistic Association
Nenehatel
United States
American Copyright League
Fire Record recounts wide range of city and regional blazes
A Chicago sash factory fire caused about 20000 in damage to property. Other incidents include Heinz & Co. stable at Sharpsburg nearly 3500 lost, a residence blaze on South Twenty sixth Street, and several minor fires at Carson Street and Arthur Street. Large losses reported in Shell Lake Wisconsin, Powellton West Virginia, Oxford Maine, and in Cincinnati. Prairie fires in North Dakota and South Dakota caused substantial, spread losses to farms and rail claims. a John Van Range Co building fire in Cincinnati damaged upper floors and roof with total losses up to about 5000.
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Chicago
A. Holpnsch
H. J. Heinz & Co
Sharpsburg
Peter Ammon
South Twenty-sixth Street
Robert Turtly
Arthur Street
Dean & Co
Carson Street
Shell Lake
Wis
Shell Lake Lumber Company
Powellton
W. Va
Mt. Carbon
Oxford
Harper Manufacturing Company
Michael May
Ninth Street
Greensburg
Leonard Bollenger
Fouratory
South Canal Street
Kellogg & McCauley
Leather Belting
New York Rooting Company
Lyons Steam Heater Com Y
New York Safety and Steam Heater Company
Washington
Esta
Aurora
Jerauld
N. D
Milwaukee Railroad
South Dakotas
Cincinnat
John van Range Company
C. & F. Huntington
Texas
Pittsburg Synod Elects Officers After Opening Address
The Pittsburg Synod of the Reformed Church met last night with ex-President Winant delivering the opening address. A. J. Heller of Berlin was elected President, T. S. Laird named Vice President, C. M. Bush chosen Treasurer, and H. T. Garner elected Corresponding Secretary.
Harpy & Hayes Jewelers Wedding Gift Display
An advertisement from Harpy & Hayes Jewelers at 529 Smithfield Street invites customers to browse wedding gift items. The copy highlights natural gas cut glass rich sterling silver Gorham nickel silver china cups and saucers as available for gift selections near City Hall.
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Harpy & Hayes’, Jewelers
Smithfield Street
City Hall
A Miser's Millions in Newport Reveals a Hidden Life
Edmund H. Schermerhorn of New York, a Knickerbocker magnate, lived as a recluse in Newport for decades. He reportedly amassed tens of millions, never married after a thwarted romance, and kept a ritualized life in his Narragansett avenue villa. He planned but did not complete a Civil War monument gift to the Grand Army.
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Newport
Narragansett Avenue
Edmund H. Schermerhorn
Schermerhorn
Knickerbocker
City of
New York
Mr. Schermerhorn
Memorial Tay
Grand Army
Island Cemetery
Eee
Watterson’s Father Dead in Nashville Area Home
Harvey Magee Watterson, prominent editor and father of the Courier Journal editor, died at 10:30 pm at his son’s home in this city after a three week illness. Born in Bedford Tennessee, he practiced law in Shelbyville and served in Tennessee politics and U S Congress. He edited the Nashville Union and the Washington Union and advised during Johnson era.
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Loummvrine
Don
Harvey Watterson
Couwrier- Journal
Harvey Magee Watterson
Beech Grove
Bedford
Tenn
Shelbyville
Tennessee
Washington
President urged to create protected reservations across states
Committees presented details urging the President to establish and protect reservations in California Pecos River New Mexico Pike's Peak Colorado Firsthead and Marias in Montana and the Minnesota National Park, insisting on proper protection and allocation under the act.
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California
Pecos River
New Mexico
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Fisthead and
Marias
Montana
Minnesota National Park
Hold Your Wheat for 30 Days Say Ignatius Donnelly
Two new circulars from the Farmers Alliance urge Minnesota farmers to withhold all wheat for a month. Ignatius Donnelly asks farmers to stand off creditors and keep plowing while exports rise as prices would adjust. The Alliance publication argues higher wheat prices could boost overall business without raising bread costs.
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St. Pau
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota Alliance
Minnesota
Alliance
Chicago
New York
London
Europe
San Francisco Ordered Toward Valparaiso From Payta
Commodore Ramsay and Secretary Tracy announce the cruiser San Francisco will proceed from Payta Peru to Collao and then Valparaiso to give moral effect to Minister Egan's policies. Acting Secretary Wharton declines to discuss the matter publicly.
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Hixcox
Ramsay
Tracy
San Francisco
Payta
Peru
Collao
Valparaiso
Secre Wharton
Chile
Egan
Admiral Brown
F. H. Venner & Co Suspends in Stock Exchange
New York reports F. H. Venner & Co suspends trading on the exchange. The firm expects to resume without creditor loss and says the move lets it negotiate with demanding creditors. A Boston dispatch notes surprise but asserts all loans are well secured and no one will lose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. H. Venner & Co
Stock Exchange
Boston
Iate
Insurance Legislation Moves At Insurance Commissioners Meet
The second session of the Insurance Commissioners adjourned with a report urging anti rebate laws and the suppression of rebating commissions. A five member committee to study taxation of insurers was approved and to report next year. George B. Luper of Pennsylvania was chosen President with St Paul as next year’s meeting site.
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St. Loria
Insurance Commissioners
Linehan
George B. Luper
Pennsylvania
Siene Ee
The Two Evangelical Factions in U S Church
In Indianapolis the General Conference of the Evangelical Association begins its twentieth quadrennial session with about one hundred delegates. Bishop Esher opens the meeting addressing factional agitation since the 187 conference and calls for unity. A Philadelphia dispatch notes the focal Association also begins its own twentieth quadrennial session with Rev C S Homan elected president.
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Indianapolis
Philadelphia
General Conference of the
Evangelical Association
Esher
Chicago
Bowmance
Os Ornne
nSeselphia
Focal Association
C. 8. Homan
East Toteth Conference
Memorial to President on Forest Reservations
Committees of the American Forestry Association and the Association for the Advancement of Science presented to the President a memorial advocating forest reservations. Members include Assistant Secretary Willits professor Mendenhall E E Fernow E A Bowers and Dr N H Egleston. The document outlines proposed forest reserves and related policy ideas.
Thresher Demand Grows Across Northwest Rail Lines
Sr. Pawn reports Oct L A demand for threshers continues in the northwest as Great Northern and Northern Pacific traffic departments receive daily appeals. The Great Worthers will send 20 outfits, NP works similarly, and Jobbers' Union reports encouraging notices from men sent out days ago.
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Sr. Pawn
Oct
Northwest
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Great Worthers
Committee of the Jobbers’ Union
Paris heiress leaves fortune to African expedition
An eccentric Parisian widow Cabouret bequeaths 1.6 million francs to any Frenchman leading a 500 plus caravan deeper into Africa than any before, on the condition that half the party returns. Admirer of Cardinal Lavigerie her goal was to curb the slave trade. relatives contest the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Cabouret
Africa
Cardinal Lavigerie
Censors Halt Moscow Gazette Sale Over Finance Minister Claim
St. Petersburg dispatch reports censors stopped sale of the Moscow Gazette after publication accused M. Vishnegradski Minister of Finance of pro Germany bias in negotiating a commercial treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow Gazette
M. Vishnegradski
Germany
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