Pittsburg Billiards Consider Local Tournament for Best Player
A Pittsburgh billiard scene mulls a city contest to crown Allegheny county’s top player. William Dodds is named to represent the city in a Philadelphia state tourney, though others insist local talent could outperform him. A local prize and rivalries fuel hopes for a resident-only tournament nearby.
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William Dodds
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Dodds
McKeesport
Allegheny County
Exhibition Ball Game At Exposition Park
About ten spectators watched a close exhibition between home and Brooklyn P A at Exposition Park. Weather was fine and the contest tight with a pitching and hitting mix noted. Base hits credited to Seexley Carroll Sowers and others. three base hits by Kuebue Baettenes Sowders Fields and Deity. umpire Mitchell.
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Exposition Park
Brooklyn P. A
Wurtedu TE Nok
Brooklyn
Errocs
Baltimore First Game Showed Scoring Spree and Errors
The report lists multiple baseball scores with Baltimore and Syracuse results, noting two-base hits by Keel and Pitz, errors, and battery pairs such as Halltimere and Townsend. Additional games include Rochester, Athletics, and St Louis with various inning tallies and pitcher or catcher pairings.
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Baltimore
Syracust
Sumnals
LeMabon
Robinson
Keel
Pitz
Stracuse
Errore
Syracuse
Steont
Raily Iter
Townsend
Mars Sud
Pilladelpila
Shester Attelis
Nell and Snyder
Marr
Hochester
Lanier
Toledo
Louisville
Abe
Katteries
Dally
Geowail
Ryan
Smith and Sage
Pittsburgh club versus Torreysen's old nine at Fairview Park
Baseball fans anticipate a Saturday matinee as Pittsburgh club faces Torreysen's old nine at Fairview Park. The local lineup lists Jones as pitcher, Miller short, Quinn first, Shields second, Gien third, Blartsman, Harding, and Baker in the outfield. it is the final game of the season with a large crowd expected.
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Tellman
Dispatton
McKersront
Pitteburg
N. J
Torreysen
Fairview Park
Henry Jones
Miller
Short
Quinn
Shields
Gien
Blartsman
Harding
Baker
Grant's Abdallah Wins 2.38 Facing Contest At Terr Haute
Grant's Abdallah secured victory in the 2.38 facing contest on a fast day at the Terri Haute Trotting Association fall meet. Speedaway was a lone placer among four entries in the standard stakes. other races saw Delmarch and McGregor Wilkes notable in multiple divisions with times listed for the trots and paces. Greensburg page notes a strong crowd and Fellow West winning a stake for four-year-olds as racing events drew regional interest.
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Terre Hare
Terri Haute Trotting Association
Speedaway
Brook
Nanette
Haw 5Rino
Grant
Abdallah
Aldallih
Stewart
Iowa
Larry Dopes
Dames Nebr Ritry U
Finley
Mickelson
Warne Wilkes
Walker
Bolva Loekwood
Joe McLaughin
Simiule
Harrington
Abstross
Kitty
Nightingale
E. C. Brownlee
McHenry
McGregor Wilkes
Mastery
Alue
Wilkes
Mewener
Weets
Gebhart
Spotigler
Seabhvececo
Uuems Globbard
Simpon Secoees
Borne
Hart
Hare
Stocla
SoBe
W. Tedford
Clase
Sy Harris
Berne
Biesow
Grimes
Della Meter
Hickok
Delmarch
Andrews
Iormeser
Walk
Virginia
Spian
Antiaco
Willeon
Ditra
Nurse
Harry Medium
Ashen
Dee Ee
Kerwood, Dickerson
Lircie Mac Dorsey
Gcorraleld
Pat
Alice Black
Husar
Spectal
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Fellow West
John Nicholas
Lith
Forest Boy
Maud
Sammy
Josie B
Pittsburg
Hanlon
Hobert Ieading
P. L
O' Neil
Brown
N. L
New York
N. J
Gleason
Boston In
Pat Tebeau
Cleveland Brotherhood
Mr. Topp
Mr. Foden
Foden
Todd
Fielder WoLf
Louisville
Terre Haute
Pacers Dallas
Hal Poloter
Adouls
Will Apear
Allertaary
Marshall
Mixley
Henrietta
Dick Smith
Houri
Jonn
Rossslide Seeman
Rogers
Philadel
Miller
Hrady
Oakland
Erstine
Radbourne
Boston Players’ Club
Eally
King
Chicago
Baldwin
Knell
Sanders
Buffinton
Weyhley
Saxey Hawks
Alabaster
Cincinnati
Independence
Nancy Hanks
Lexington
American Association
National League
W Wee
Firth Avenue
Toaredey
Caer
Erie
Buena Ventura Stock Farm Company
Cearimanor
Clarksville
Tenn
Russia
Nutwood
Ivedyk
Rounding Up Inaccurate Racing Fragments
Race list shows multiple placings with race numbers and names, but many misspellings and broken phrases. Park leads in one, Blossom runner up, Silver third, and other events include Madstone second and Fara first with similar garbled entries and a final time around 1 16.
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Park
Blossom
Silver
Fitsatie
Madstone
A Meclelland
la Fosca
Tite
Droidess
Chaos
Atie Oncae
Folsom
Whitenesa
Latonia Races Results From Cincinnati Meet
The Latonia results show Toune ae winning the first race over Colonel Wheatley and Rosedellisme with Ireland overtaking Grayson in the second. Grey Cloud leads the third with Hydy second and Forsythe third. Milldale wins the fourth with Meadow Brook second and Princess Annie third. Melanie takes the fifth over Ed Leonard and Modjeska with a 1 14 time.
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Cincisnati
Toune Ae
Colonel Wheatley
Rosedell Isme
Jack Hrady
Ireland
Grayson
Grey Cloud
Hydy
Forsythe
Milldale
Meadow Brook
Princess Annie
Melanie
Leonard
Modjeska
Southside Trotting Meeting Moves to October 14 Pace
The Gentlemen's Southside Driving Park directors alter the schedule for the 2 50 pace purse of 150 to a 245 class pace on Tuesday October 14. A special race replaces the 2x40 trotting purse of 150 with two renowned trotting horses slated to contend, amid extensive arrangements and transit alignments for the event day.
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Southside
More and Ohio
Middle Pars Plate 2 year olds at Newmarket won by G Douglas Bath
The principal race at Newmarket today, the Middle Pars Plate for two year olds over six furlongs, was won by M. E. Blanc's colt G Douglas Bath with Siphonia second for the Duke of Westminster, Orion also in the frame.
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Newmarket
M. E. Blanc
Douglas Bath
Ows Siphonia
Duke of Westminster
Orion
Altoona trap shooters tournament second day
The Altoona trap shooters event continued with perfect weather as W B Wolstencraft of Philadelphia again won the highest average. James Cochran of Pittsburgh and the Johnstown contingent posted strong scores amid about 5 600 inanimate targets and 147 of 150 live birds shot. Participants praised management.
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Altoona
W. BH. Wolstencraft
Philadelphia
James Cochran
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Australian sculler OConnor arrives. race set for March
William OConnor arrives from Australia after landing in Naples from the Orient liner Australis. He has a £500 side match with Peter Kemp for the world championship and the New York Police Gazette cup, with a £100 deposit paid to Richard Fox. Kemp’s deposit is en route to Fox’s New York office. Fox and OConnor sail for America on the Umbria this Saturday.
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Dunlal
Lexpox
William O'Connor
Australia
Naples
Sydney
Peter Kemp
New York Police Gazette
Pacific
O'Connor
Richard EK
Fox
Dalzeil
Kemp's Depost
New York
America
Umbria
Local tennis season capped with successful results
Local players abandon further tournaments this year due to uncertain weather. A planned mixed event this month is canceled. Despite this, the season yielded more contests and better play than any prior year. Discussion about a potential national tournament next winter will continue.
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Ees Ey of
Beaver Falls Boxer Declines Gamble on $500 Side Fight
Elmer Grant, the pugilist from Beaver Falls, was seen today regarding Dave Campbell’s challenge for a $500 a side bout. He said he would not accept due to lack of backing, though he would like to fight, and he has not yet replied to the challenge.
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Beaver Falls
Elmer Grant
Dave Campbell
Sporting Notes from the Local Baseball and Track Scene
The Louisville Club claims the Association title. Local teams face off at Greensburg and Recreation Park. Rumors swirl about contracts and signings with several players discussed, including Gummeet La Roque and Knows. Glasscock leads NL batting at .303 as Dallas and other stars feature in upcoming meets and races.
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Louteville
Brooklyn P. L
Greensburg
Pittsburg
N. L. Am
Oaklands
Recreation Park
Sonday
Oakland
M. L. Olme
Glasscock
Sam Wise
Jown Wanesere
Snyder
Gus Weybing
Will Gummeet
la Roque
N. L
CaPtais
Morris Park
Inter
Jersey
Philadelphia Players’ Club
Cloctmnat
Beckley and
Staley
SN. L
Harrison Cheers West with Galesburg Visit and Banquets
President Harrison drew thousands in Peoria and Galesburg with a welcome by Mayor Starke, a kiss from Elsie Leslie Lytle, a stone-laying at Knox College, and reunions of his old First Brigade veterans. He rode in an engine cab, met civic leaders, and attended banquets at Phi Delta Theta and the First Brigade church. Chicago visit was declined due to itinerary. Ottumwa plans reception for tomorrow.
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GaLespura
Harrison
Peoria
Starke
Elsie Leslie Lytle
Lord Fauntleroy
G. A.B
Galesburg
Tracy
Frank Hilton
Knox Cell
Washington
Opera House
Daniel Dustin
One Hundred and Fifth Illinois Lofsntry
Arrison
Dustin
Ge A
Phi Delta Theta Society
College Hall
First Brigade
First Christian Church
Phi Delta Theta
Chicago
Hov
George R. Davis
P. G. Bailingall
Ottumwa
Corn Palace
Epitaphs for Bismarck in a Fall Mall contest
Readers submit wry and somber epitaphs for the Iron Chancellor with lines about iron and blood, resignations, and a chessboard Europe. The verse reflects time, memory, and death as Bismarck’s fate, with a mix of reverence and irony.
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Mall of Blood and Iron
Biemarck
Fall Mall
No Official Protest Over Comte de Paris Reception
Washington readers learn French Legation officials dismissed reports of indignation at Comte de Paris being warmly welcomed by American authorities. A French spokesman argues the hospitality honors his wartime service and literary work, not his royal pretensions, and notes no action could occur without missing diplomats present.
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Paris
Washopton
Legation
Comte de Paris
America
United States
France
Roustan
Count Sala
Republic
Comte
Army of the Union
Ghost on a tight rope seen over Ottawa street
Three reputable witnesses in Ottawa report glimpsing a tall figure walking along a roof edge across St Catherine Street. They describe a long pole held overhead by the unseen tight rope walker as he moved from chimney to eaves edge and then vanished. Question remains whether the sighting was real or phantom.
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Dispatcch
Ottawa
Voisard
St. Catherine
British Eyes On Our Salt In Hutchinson Mines
A party from Brooklyn and London traveling via Kansas City to Hutchinson, Kansas, visits to inspect South Hutchinson silt deposits with intent to buy. The mines, discovered three years ago, were shown as the only domestic salt able to compete with British salt, prompting quiet negotiations lasting 18 months.
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Kansas City
Brooklyn
New York
London
Hutchinson
Kan
Benjamin Blanchard
Terre Haute
South Hutchinson
America
Blanchard
Charges of boodle and honest elections in Pennsylvania
The piece attacks Quay money and calls for honest voting. It cites a state committee on election frauds with Blankenburg as a member and warns Quay and supporters. A Philadelphia dispatch notes Lincoln Independent Republicans plan a Germantown meeting led by Justus C. Strawbridge with speakers including Dr Blood and Herbert Welsh.
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Pennsylvania
Bapabiven Sanya _ our State Committee
Blankenburg
Quay
Philadelphia
Lincoln Independent Republican Mappeeters
Pattison
Twenty-second Ward
Workingmen’s Club
Germantown
Justus C. Strawbridge
Charles Blood
Hartshorne
Herbert Welsh
Miners rally around Pattison ally Aller
A bold endorsement supported by a Knight of Labor ally Aller signals strong influence for Pattison among miners as he emerges as a key figure in their ranks.
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Pattison
Aller
Breckinridge to Run Again for House Seat
Governor Eagle has proclaimed a November special election in Kentucky's Second District to fill the vacancy caused by C. R. Breckinridge being unseated. Breckinridge seeks both long and short terms against Jim P. Langley, Union Labor and Republican.
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Litttr Rock
Eagle
C. R. Breckinridge
Jim P. Langley
Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia
The United States Weather Service issues a regional forecast for Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. Conditions call for slight warmth with southerly winds. Pittsburgh area update dated October 5 1890 notes mild weather and no significant storms.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Will Try It Again at Altoona Congress Nominations
Special telegram reports the Congressional Conference adjourned to Altoona next Wednesday after balloting. Nominations listed include Third Connecticut David A Wells, Twenty-fifth New York William Still, First Massachusetts Charles R Codman, Fourth Connecticut Frederick Miles, Fourth Iowa W S Orr, Seventeenth New York Theodore C Teale, First New York James W Covert, Mississippi John M Matthews, New York City Seventh Sidney Dale, Eighth E Denphy, Eleventh John Deapner, Twelfth Flower and well, Thirteenth Ashbel P Fitch among United Democracy and Tammany Hall names.
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Connecticut
David A. Wells
New York
William Still
Massachusetts
Charles R. Codman
Minti
John W. Chandler
Frederick Miles
Iowa
W. 8. Orr
Theodore C. Teale
James W. Covert
Mississippi
John M. Matthews
New York City
Dale
County Democracy
E. Denphy
Tammany Hall
J. Mobeller
Nina J. Cummings
Uited Ees General Pebb
Uni Aasely
John Deapner
United Democracy
Well & Flower
Ashbel P. Fitch
Rumor Denies Cooper Succeeding Andrews in Campaign
A Philadelphia dispatch reports Senator Quay and Collector Cooper held a conference and denied that Cooper would replace Chairman Andrews in the state campaign. Both men dismissed the rumors as false and politically motivated canards.
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Philadelphia
Senator Quay
Cooper
Andrews
Quay
Colonel Quay
Patton Arouses Miners During Pennsylvania Coal Tour
Governor Pattison Lieutenant Governor Black and aides toured Clearfield and surrounding coal towns on a partisan trip. Crowds cheered as speeches condemned corrupt politics. Miners greeted the governor in Curwensville Houtsdale Osceola and Philipsburg along the line.
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Clearfield
Pattison
Black
Robert E. Wright
Barclay
Pullman
Curwensville
Houtsdale
Osceola
Phillipsburg
Centennial Celebration of Hill Church Congregation Opens
In MainskeLp Valley on October 8 the Hill Church United Presbyterian centennial celebrated with 2000 attendees. The service featured invocations, scripture, and an address of welcome, followed by a complimentary community dinner. The congregation’s history, tracing back to 1791, 1790 Lord's Supper at Noblesburg, and the 1862 current building, was published by the pastor.
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Mannskelp Valley
Robinson Run
United Presbyterian
the Hill Church
Here
W. J. Wallace
John Riddle
D. D
Moses Kerr
William Surnett
James Grier
J. W. English
Sines
W. J. Wall
W. J. Miller
James Campbell
Robert Wallace
John R. McElwain
W. A. Hutchison
J. P. Shane, Jr
Bogen
Special Weather Bulletin Reports Wide Range Of Descriptions Across Nation
A bulletin notes storms moving from Montana into the Dakotas and off Massachusetts while grit rain and fog affect New England coasts. Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Montana and the Dakotas report rain. snow appears in the northern regions and the Atlantic States stay slightly warmer.
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New York
Massachusetts
New England
Montana
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hintich America
North Pacific States
Carolinas
Alabama
Oregon
Rocky Mountain States
Michigan
Canada
Mississippi Valley
Alantic States
Weather Notes and River Readings Across Cities
Telegrams report river levels and weather across multiple locations. Brownsville shows the Brazos at 11 feet 6 inches and falling while Cincinnati records 7 feet and rising. Morgantown lists 4 feet 9 inches and falling with clear skies. St Louis notes 7 feet with clear and balmy weather.
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Iver
Brownsville
Morgantown
Cincinnati
Hudson
Vitte- Loutsvil
Allegheny Junction
St. Louis
Convicted Husband Gets Twenty Years For Wife’s Death
William Cuniff was found guilty of second degree murder in Jersey City for killing his wife after a quarrel. He was sentenced by Justice Knapp to twenty years in State prison as the extreme penalty. Cuniff said his hands burned while trying to save her as her clothing caught fire from a lamp arcing onto the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Cunis
Jersey City
Justice Knapp
Cuniff
Delamater's Warm Welcome Draws Huge Beaver Falls Rally
In Beaver Falls on October 8 a Republican meeting at the Sixth Avenue Theater drew about 1,700 people. Caleb Cullen presided as Senator Delamater arrived from Pittsburgh after a 34 minute run. Delamater spoke for 45 minutes amid loud applause, followed by Watres and Colonel Stewart defending his record.
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Beaver Falls
Sixth Avenue
Caleb Cullen
Delamater
Pittsburg
Mr. Delamater
Messra
Watres
Beaver
Senator Delamater
Colonel Stewart
Liberal Widow Receives Pension Despite Noncombat Death
Viola Downing widow of James M. Downing of Iowa and the Tenth Indiana Volunteers filed a 1886 claim for a $13 monthly pension for herself and three children. Though Downing was killed by a railroad train while on a shortcut, Assistant Secretary Bussey ruled it in harmony with liberal policy to grant the pension, noting his disability prevented avoiding the danger and that the family would have received the benefit if he had survived.
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Washington
Viola Downing
James M. Downing
Iowa
Indiana Volunteers
Downing
Bussey
No Recount Ordered for Oregon State Population
WASHINGTON October 8 The Secretary of the Interior has decided not to order a recount of Oregon's population.
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Oregon
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
State
Minor Police Items and Court Hearings Reported
A string of police notes covers arraignments and hearings. Albert Morris pays $25 plus costs for assaulting his wife. J A Carling sues John Miller over a malicious chicken death. John Thomas Martin faces a day in court for assault on Thomas Gillespie, aged 70. Lindner held on liquor without license charges. Axprew Water held for stabbing Lambert Ferry. Meyer to have a Saturday hearing on a charge of contempt. Joseph George Annie George and Constantin Cosore jailed. Mary Letherruss charges Mary Fisher with knocking her down. Officer Haas reports theft of $3 in coins. Joszera Diamond, building contractor, to face hearing for abusing a small boy. Mrs Mary Cawolski reports Simon Davis in beard bill dispute. Banbec held for conspiracy. Michael Mahan linked to breach of promise suit with Mary. Three stolen horses recovered. Reiber at Transverse stables, still in custody.
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John Thomas Martin
Kerr
Thomas Gillespie
Mesa Many Lindner
Leslie
Axprew
Wyman
Allegheny City
Lambert Ferry
Jon
Meyerbeee
Sore
Arene En Gee
Nis Accamar Boise
Joseph George
Annie George
Constantin Cosore
Mary Letherburss
Mary Fisher
John Haas
Second Avenue
Frankstown
Ee Joszera DiaMona
Alderman King
Meyers
Washington
Mary Cawolski
Simon Davis
Berens
Alderman Braun
Appointment of Congressional Committee by Judge Hice
Hon. Henry Hice of Beaver announced the district congressional committee appointments designated by the Harmony convention. Colonel John M. Sullivan is named Chairman with a vice chairman and two secretaries from each county including Beaver Butler Lawrence Mercer and Lawrence county members.
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Telege Burzeer
Henry Hice
Beaver
Thomas W. Phillips
Congress
John M. Sullivan
Judge Hice
Stephen P. Stone
John Sturgeon
A. W. McCoy
Butler
H. Haselton
James N. Moore
John Kindinger
Lawrence
George 8. McCandless
Dr. J. K. Pollock
George S. Herr
Mercer
L. L. Keck
L Goodwin
A. McKinney
Alabamans fined after green goods scheme
James H Harley and Robert D George, accused of stealing 1700 from the green goods gang in New York, pled guilty and were fined 10 each. Four large revolvers used in the alleged crime were confiscated and will join Inspector Byrnes curios. Halley and George may sue to recover the money still held by the property clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James H. Harley
Robert D. George
Alabama
Durancs
Green Goods
Byrnes
Halley & George
Law Resigns From Recorder Bid Over Bribery Charge
C J Law Republican nominee for Recorder resigns citing charges of buying off rival J Stewart for the nomination. County Committee to fill vacancy October 18. Law expected to be renominated and sworn in. Progress of the Ohio Campaign notes Republican rally in Alliance and support for McKinley with Blaine applause.
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Greenville
C. J. Law
J. Stewart
Law
Ohio
pisPator
Alliance
M. M. Boothman
McKinley
Blaine
Washington
the Post
Hahn
Ohio Republican State Committee
Wife of Young Mr Blaine to Begin Literary Work
Marie Nevins Blaine is reportedly engaged to write a series of articles for a newspaper syndicate. Though not fully recovered, her surgeon plans another operation on her arm and limb to restore strength. She will write for the press during the interim, as she regains power. Also notes a tariff increase on coffins and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blaine
Dispatch
New York
Marie Nevins-Blaine
Reunion of Soldiers and Sailors Opens in Topeka
An index to doings cites a Topeka opening for a state reunion of soldiers and sailors. Other items note the St Louis mayor proclaiming a half holiday for President Harrison's visit and various arrests, appointments, and incidents across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
St Louis
Harrison
Georges Kenner
Jacob 'S
Kysix Reo
Plattsmouth
Neb
Esterday
What People Are Doing Some Who Travel Some Who Do Not
Fruit and wife of Sharon are at the Seventh Avenue Hotel with Mr Fruit a Legislature member and re election candidate. W E Jones of Sheffield Illinois visits his cousin A J Ed assistant postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Fruit
Sharon
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Fruit
W.E. Jones
Sheffield, Il
A. J. Ed
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Special Weather Bulletin
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Alderman Leslie
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Butler County
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Transverse Tee
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Louis Meyer
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Tom Richardson
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