WUST MAKE A DEAL DISMAL PREDICTIONS
Secretary Al Scandrett of the local National League club voices concern over baseball’s future amid talk of deals. He discusses possible amalgamation of the American Association and Players' League, warns the NL could dominate any union, and notes salary and admission concerns for next seasons. He also comments on Pratt v S L club, asserting the debt is legitimate and unlikely to spark costly legal fights.
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al Scandrett
Scandrett
National League
American Association
Players' League
Players’ League
Nimick
Scandert
Tenges
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Uetter
Saturday's Ball Games National League Scores Report
Reading shows scattered results from national league games with teams such as Sew, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Brooklyn, and Cleveland. Notable players mentioned include Peebers Smith and Getzeln. The fragmentary text lists various matchups and partial scores across multiple cities.
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Ae Po Sark
Frieborg
de Pilchers
Nsie
Philips
Gathre
New York
Hreare
Vtoeeo
Peebers Smith
Nua Mutehineon
Bosten Cubmnbort
Caseonarease
Richors
Duryes and
Getzeln
Brooshlyn
Cheveland
Brooklin
Pitehery
Pieyers League Boston and New York Scores Report
In Boston the Pieyers League shows Pettlers-Gumbert vs Tener and Pitchers Radbourne and Stayer with a second game noted. Seew Perk New York features Pistchers-Miochers and Crane. Brooklyn hosts Fischers Weyl and MewsiL. Philadelphia reports Bufinie.i with various incomplete scores.
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Boston
Aret Cam Boebon
Mitseberg
Pitclers
Gumbert
Tener and Foe
Piitebars
Pitchurs Radbourne
Miochers
Crane and Bareton
Hrooklyn
Heooklyh
Deonbetrene
Fischers Weyl and Mewsil
Poiladelphis Philadaphis
Bufinie
League Play Results Across Cities
Morning and afternoon games held nationwide with 100 games per city. Pittsburg at Philadelphia and Muffiin at New York highlighted. matchups include Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York and other city pairings in Toledo Syracuse Columbus Baltimore Louisville Rochester St. Louis Philadelphia.
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Pittsbure
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Leveland
New York
Puavers Leade
Philadelphi
Muffiin
Brookton
Cleveland
Association
Toledo
Syracuse
Columbus
Baltimore
Louisville
Rochester
St. Louis
Phiadelphia
Sunday Association Games at Gloucester
Reading from a fragment, the Sunday Association Games report includes teams such as St. Louis Ecrore Athiatics and notable players like Hatteries Green Halswine Lovetts Trost Sunyan and Hite Athlet. The garbled text notes rear chassis and battery-like references, suggesting a misread scorecard or match listing with unclear results.
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Gloucester Pak
Sochasis
Novo
St. Bute
Noa
Hatteries—Green
Halswine Lovetts
Sunyan
Hite
Athlet
St. Louis
Ecrore
Athiatics
Low Leas
Frazer Denies Syracuse Franchise Sale Rumors
Syracuse August 31 Manager Frazer cites statements denying plans to dispose of the Syracuse franchise in the Association. He denies rumors, argues support for the club, notes strong attendance, and says the team is $10,000 behind financially, warning he cannot fund the season to its end.
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Synacuse
Manacer Frazer
Syracuse
Clemens
Fragmented sports update on team morale and personnel
In inclement weather attendance dipped as the team faced uncertainty. A key speaker urged prudence, noting this is their first year and leadership should not be forced. Since the Western trip, crowds waned while public support was said to be enough to sustain the club. Pitcher Mand urke was released by Manager Fraser last evening.
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Sam H
Paarenene
Asaenenie Spi
Banene
Mandurke
Fraser
Athletic Club Loses Players Amid Boardroom Disputes
The Athletic Baseball Club in Philadelphia is rapidly losing good players as management struggles to rent or keep key figures. Directors refuse to cooperate, causing dissatisfaction and financial strain as tensions rise over how to keep matters satisfactory.
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Dispatch
Philadelphia
August &L
Sera
Poe
Optus
Alabaster and Roy Wilkes set trot records at Independence
At Independence Iowa Roy Wilkes lowered a mile record to 2 05 44 and Alabaster added a 4 year old trot record of 2:15 in two heats. Alabaster, owned by Myers and Wagner of Dayton D, won heat one and led in heat two, with Rhoderick Dhu close behind.
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Iowa
Alsbaster
Roy Wilkes
Alabaster
Rhoderick Dhu
Evens
Ereva
Meg
Lal
Adam
Almont
Myers & Wagner
Dayton
Meek
Youngstown Races Start at Mahoning Shenango Fair
Special telegram from Youngstown Ohio reports the Mahoning and Shenango Valley Fair opens tomorrow and runs all week with the finest ever stock exhibit including Bates Holstein herd. large sheep and hog displays. daily races start Tuesday featuring famous South stable entries. Kildare Kennel among bench entrants. management predicts large attendance.
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Younsestows
Tomborrow
Bates
Desperate Five Mile Race Won by E C McClelland
E C McClelland won the five mile foot race at Boston on Thursday and described the event as desperate with a very bad track. He anticipates competitors Cannon Cox and Burns arriving to challenge him. Priddy and Liddiard also chased in the park as a crowd gathered for the parade set to start at Water and Smithfield streets at noon.
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E. C. McClelland
Boston
Cannon
Cox
Burns
Priddy
Liddiard Ee
In Park
Water and
Smithfeld Streets
Danforth Knocked Out in Arkansas Prize Fight
Tommy Danforth of Streator IL and Reddy Brennan of Memphis fought an eight round two ounce gloves bout at Mound City Ark before about 300 spectators. Brennan won by knockout after a hard final round with heavy rights. Danforth offered a rematch for $500, which Brennan’s backers had not accepted.
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Mrurnt
Tex
Tommy Danforth
Streator
Reddy” Brennan
Memphis
Mound City
Ark
Hugh McLains
St. Louis
Charles Kennedy
Joe Richards
Brennan
Danforth
Breanas
Dasforth
Brennan Aphagans
Oak
Bile Danforth
Biedaer
Dani
Hrennan
Portland boxer challenges Barkao in title bout turmoil
Dave Campbell of Portland challenges Jack Barkao Beht for a purse of 61, ones. Cain Hicggnt draws with Burke and a ten round draw with Jim Corbett. Revolver shooting grows popular in Austria. Stalninger is noted as champion pistol shot of Austin. Duce shooting becomes legal in Indiana after August 1. Mississippi duck hunting described with crowded train full of sportsmen and an estimated 2000 ducks in the car.
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Don
Dave Campbell
Portland
Ore
Jack Bark Ao Beht
Onde
Cain
Burke
Jim Corbett
Malilven
Getzein
Austria
Thema
A A. Stalninger
Austin
Blum
Mandelbacm
Duce
Indiana —S
Klimoim
Mississippi
New Orleans
Bobiere Road
Oil Field News Reports Encouraging Prospects Near Millerstown
A telegram from Burien reports steady growth in the hundred foot field. Barnyard No.1 on the Brandon farm shows signs of oil after early dry outlooks, with sand at depth yielding better results. Nearby wells on McCoy and Welsh farms, Forest Oil, Raeiber Bros., and others report oil or gas shows and drilling progress with several promising producers and planned deeper operations.
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Wear Virginia
Belmont
Burien
Hundred Foot
John W
Dale & Thompson
Mcey
Stewart & Co
Myoma
Joseph Cashdollar
Raeiber Bros
Butler
Nicholas Albert
Oakland Township
Fo Belt
Millerstown
Hunter & Cummings
Pontius Farm
Kamerer
Columbia Oil Company
Leslie Haslett
Walker & Company
Ry Knauf
Abrams, Wick & Company
Jacob Held
Greenlee & Forst
Humphrey
Steele & MeJjunkin
Duncar
Stewart, McDbeny & Com
Ex-Pittsburgh boxer Dominick McCaffrey arrives for Clipper stint
Dominick McCaffrey arrives in town with Jimmy Ryan for a Clipper Theater engagement this afternoon. He predicts prize fighting is nearly finished in the United States due to public opinion and plans to focus on teaching self defense. Also in town is Jack Dempsey, the Nonpareil, who may fight anyone at Acaderkissome.
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Dominick McCaffrey
Pittsburg
Clipper Theater
Jimmy Ryan
Dominick
United States
Jack Dempsey
Wells Activity Narrated Across Ritchie and Nearby Counties
Telegraph reports indicate the Ritchie County well reaches 12 feet in sand with a strong gas show and 1500 feet deep. Burning Springs and nearby Wirt county offer encouraging gas flows, while Roberts gasser supplies the city at 4000 cubic feet per hour. Belmont Copper No. 3 begins 500 barrels daily. Cochranwell No. 16 yields 200 barrels. Belmont Belmonts area sees new wells and casing, Brown Oil drills three wells, Stewart well nears sand, and many new wells start nearby with varied production while additional wildcats advance across the river.
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Parekersburg
Ritchie Mines
Ritchie County
Wirt
Big Roberts
South Penn
Belmont
Cochranwell
Barnsdale & Moore
Eureka
Mallory Company
Brown Oil Company
Jones Tract
Stewart
Newport
Caif Creek
Horseneck
Comny
Mas Beckwith
Lubeck
Brighton Sea Mile Race Ends With Nuttall Victory
The Brighton sea mile championship was decided with Nuttall beating Finney in 28 minutes 7 seconds. Davis Dalton ignored Finney's challenge to swim, while Finney offers to swim a mile against him for any stake.
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Dunlap
Brighton
Nuttall
Finney
Davis Dalton
Ave
Hampire marks sports shoot record in large crowd
Dr. Carver, a shooter and proprietor, shattered his 1,000 class rifle record by 4 minutes and 2 seconds, completing the feat in 34 minutes with 30,000 spectators present.
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Hampire
Dr. Carver
Wild Ameries
General Sporting Notes from a Rough Season Mix
A compilation of scattered sports notes highlights out of condition among Hanlon's pitchers, top batters like Pixey in Brooklyn and Hamilton in Philadelphia, and managerial favorites Leadlet with Cleveland League players. It mentions salary for BaldWin with the Athletics, various weekly batting leaders, and upcoming arrangements for exhibition games. Also notes on bicycle tournament postponement, and stray items about Santa Rosa Bay wildlife and Princess Alice, with a cable to London concluding the brief.
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Hanlon
Pixexey
Brooklyn
Hamilton
Phillies
Leadlet
Cleveland League
Baldwin
Athletics
Howewood
Roger Aed Aes
Dal Eichardson
Fishers
Sheree
Philadelphia
Dave Orr
Woo
Budi
Meadville
KeEere
Richardeon the
Goodete Connor
Dent
Ewiners
Browning
Aod Aney
Urr
Tus Brooklyn
P. L
CIA
Brownerhood
Captured in Harrisburg in larceny case against photographers
Detective Demme brought in H. J. Harrison from Harrisburg yesterday on a charge before Magistrate Gripp with larceny of a grip that contained a photographer's outfit and the clothing of William Graham. Graham and Harrison were traveling photographers who met in Chicago and journeyed through Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland before arriving in Harrisburg. Graham claimed his valise was stolen at Union depot after he left it under Harrison's care. Harrison disappeared with the valise and was later found in Harrisburg. Graham wired Acting Inspector Coulson for aid.
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Demme
Harrisburg
H. J. Harrison
Gripp
William Graham
Harrison
Graham
Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Union Depot
Coulson
Meeting to form liverymen group to fix prices Pittsburg Allegheny
A Pittsburg and Allegheny livery men's meeting is planned this week to create an organization to guard against debtors and regulate prices. Past associations limited new members by neighbor consent, spurring price cuts. the new group may omit such a clause.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Arrests Reported Across First Police District in August
In August a total of 1 529 arrests were recorded in the First Police district. The Twelfth ward station accounted for 711 cases while Central station reported 1 071. Of Central station arrests 253 were confined there but later sent to the Lith ward for hearings due to sub division arrest locations.
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Central Station
Lith
Wife Murderer Braden Sobs in Jail Over Son Refusal
John Braden, jailed as a wife killer, cried and buried his face in a newspaper on the Ebensburg train ride seeking counsel funds. His eldest son refused to speak or approach him, leaving Braden moody and isolated at the county jail. The District Attorney planned term-time witnesses. Braden lacks funds and family support to secure counsel, while the murdered wife was laid to rest at Grandview Cemetery with many friends attending.
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Jonsstowy
John Braden
Ebensburg
Burker
Braden
Len
Mt. Pleasant
Grandview Cemetery
Deserted wife and six children involve bookkeeper and romance
Younest dispatches report John Humphreys, a Mahoning Valley Iron Company bookkeeper, left weeks ago on vacation and did not return. He reportedly deserted his wife and six children and, with Miss Tillie Causer, sought a new residence. The couple reportedly became acquainted last year in Butler county, Pennsylvania, and Humphreys, age 34, was described as an expert bookkeeper with no bad habits except a noted desire for female companionship.
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John Humphreys
Mahoning Valley Iron Company
Humphrey
Tillie Causer
Sol
Buter County
Miss Causer
Tragedy at Tight Rope Show Kills 11 Year Old Girl
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania Nannie Eyer aged 11 died after a falling pole crushed her during a tightrope act by Bond at a hotel known for a seedy reputation. Bond, reportedly intoxicated, was jailed as a coroner's jury investigates the accident and the event.
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Chambersburg
Nannie Eyer
Martin Eyer
Bond
Bitton
Youngstown youth Norman Schiller faces theft charges
Norman Schiller, a fast young man with notable connections, is under arrest in Toledo for stealing a bicycle during a tennis tournament. He impersonated Herbert Sears of Harvard College and later fled to Detroit before being captured and returned to Toledo. Previous trips include Beaver Falls thefts of jewelry.
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Youngstown
Norman Schiller
Toledo
Schiller
Herbert Sears
Harvard College
Coldbaur
Detroit
Beaver Falls
Scotch Nobles Buy Lands Open New Colonies
August 31. The Scotch Coal Iron and Railroad Company completed negotiations to buy 410000 acres of coal and timber lands in Mercer Wyoming and Boone counties. The property sold to a local syndicate for 1500000. Members include Sir Charles To Sir Hector Tan Sir Alexander Merbest and Sir Jonn Macdonald. The company plans mines and to locate Scotch immigrants on the land.
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Mpectaal
Huntington
Scotch Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Innas
Mercer
Wyoming
Boone
Scotch Company
Charles
Hector Tan
Alexander Merbest
Jonn ‘MacDonald
Miners Again Seek Higher Wages From Pennsylvania Coal
Special telegram reports miners of the Pennsylvania Coal Company in Lawrence county have again demanded an advance in wages after a prior raise of six cents per ton. The company has not yet answered, but expectations are that the men will obtain the raise. The coal is sold in New Castle and surrounding areas.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pennsylvania Company
Lawrence County
New
Standard Coke Works
Frick Company
Knights of Labor
Bridge Speeds Cambria Coal Transfer Overhead Route
A Cambria Iron Company overhead bridge is nearly finished to transfer coal cars to and from the mill and mine. The bridge will be used by cable and reduce the time and labor required to move coal to the mills, creating a faster, more efficient operation.
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Johnstows
Cambria Iron Company
Largest traveling crane tested at navy yard in Washington
The 110 ton crane, largest of its kind, is now in operation at the navy yard. Machinists and engineers have been assembling it for weeks. In a recent test in the presence of War and Navy Secretaries, 110 tons of pig iron were raised and moved with precision. The crane, weighing 185 tons total with its framework, cost about $100,000 and will handle 110 ton steel gaps being built at the yard.
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Wasnixoeton
Navy Yard
Gold bricks swindle nets Morris farmer five thousand
Timothy Jordan of Morris County fell victim to a con men posing as relatives from Kansas. The pair pressed a bogus gold brick scheme, testing the bullion with a public assayer and persuading Jordan to borrow 2000 dollars and pledge other security. After a few days the bricks proved bogus and the nephew vanished, leaving Jordan out five thousand dollars.
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Danbury
Conyx
Timothy Jordan
Kansas
United States Assayer
Scoville House
Salvation Army Man Arrested in Shenandoah
Henry Puddy, 35, ex Salvation Army member, jailed in Pottsville on bigamy and perjury charges. Chief Richard Amour pursued facts after Jane Puddy of Wales questioned his alleged marriage to Elise Paddy, a 16-year-old Black Creek girl, with a ceremony by Squire Hassler. Bail set at 1500 dollars. case to proceed at court.
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Shenandoah
Henry Poddy
Salvation Army
T Pottsville
Richard Amour
Jane Puddy
Wales
Puddy
Amour
Pydin Elise
Black Creek
George W. Hassler
Cherry Street
Paddy
Husband commits severe beating then escapes with money
A Polish woman told police her husband battered her. Officers found the man had fled with 170 dollars, leaving the wife and baby penniless at the Drover's Home near Twenty eighth and Liberty.
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Liberty
Cold Weather Shortens Cresson Springs Season Prolonged Guests
A special telegram reports the presidential party at Cresson Springs facing bitter cold as they attend church, mingle with local dignitaries, and plan a possible season end within days. Mrs Harrison and companions tour the parlor, while mountain rides and parlor services fill the schedule amid wrapped crowds and hopes of a pleasant visit despite the cold.
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Cresson Springs
Cresson
River Telegraphed Water Levels and Weather Report
The bulletin notes Waaxsen-River at 1 to 10 feet and stationary, LOQUISVILLE-Hiver rising to 9 feet 4 inches in the canal, 7 feet on falls, and 14 feet 3 inches at the foot of locks with no apparent business. Memphis River rising with clear pleasant weather. Wheesling-Hiver 7 inches with all other details garbled.
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Waaxsen
Loquisville
Memphis
Drowning and accidents reported at local sites
A 15 year old colored boy, Charles Meers, drowned in the Allegheny river at Brilliant Station while swimming in a skiff. A buggy accident on Forbes street injured a lady, with no names available. A three year old, Frank Zelinski, was badly cut by a streetcar at Penn avenue and Eighteenth street. An unknown man was found dead near Verona station. Mrs. Pibby fell and fractured a limb at No 90 Forty fifth street.
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Allegheny
Oakland
Charles Meers
Allegheny River
Brilliant Station
You Meers
Charles Coombs
Winslow Street
East End
Fourth Ward
Forbes Street
Osaki and
Betwen
Frank Zelinski
Pole
Penn Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Thomas Ship
John Close
Upper Southside
Verona Station
Allegheny Valley Road
Pibby
Sands
In Seventh Place Again Pitschera's Bank in the Clearing House
Boston August 31 The following table from the Clearing Houses of the listed cities shows last week’s gross exchanges with percent changes from the same week in 1889. Data table indicates performance of Pitschera's Bank among others in the clearing system.
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Pitschera’s Bank
Boston
Family of Captain Anderson Suffer Typhoid Tragedy
The Anderson family of Shousetown endures a typhoid outbreak as three sons fall ill. Edward died on the 22d and Harry passed away yesterday morning. John remains critically ill, with the family and friends expressing deep sympathy.
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C. B. Anderson
Shousetown
Edward
Harry
John
Pete
Jon
Missing 62 year old man from Penn Avenue area
Thomas Morgan missing from his home near Seventeenth Street since Saturday. He is 62, a demented boiler maker by trade. He is presumed to have wandered away and become lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morgan
Penn Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Temperance Meeting at 68 Ohio Street Allegheny
The temperance gathering at the Sons of Temperance Hall 68 Ohio Street Allegheny last night was presided over by Lawrence Mooney. Speeches were made by Rev M M J Bigler Mr W Wimmick and Mr Blackstone. The meeting was largely attended and very interesting.
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Sons of Temperance Hall
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Lawrence Mooney
M. — M. J. Bigler
W. "Wimmick
Blackstone
Olympic Theater Hosts Large U. S. Mail Opening
Louis notes the Olympic Theater hosts the largest opening in years for a U. S. Mail presentation. Pittsburg author George O. Jenks is credited with writing a notable fanfare.
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Louis
U. 8
Olympic Theater
Pittsburg
George O. Jenks
Great Western Band Elects New Officers
The annual election of the Great Western Band was held yesterday. Officers for the year include President F Roenigk, Vice President G EK Schier, Secretary G Leppig, Secatessh C Heim, Leader I Weiss, Assistant Leader P Weiss, Business Manager C B Weiss.
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Great Western Band
F. Roenigk
G. EK. Schier
G. Leppig
C. Heim
I. Weiss
P.weiss
Busness
C. B. Weiss
Samuel Francis Brutally Attacked in Altoona
A telegram from Altoona reports Samuel Francis, a respected citizen, was waylaid by ten tramps last night. He was brutally assaulted and robbed as his tongue was almost pulled out to silence him. Ten suspects are under arrest.
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Altoona
Samuel Francis
All Are Entitled to the Best That Money Will Buy
Advertising copy proclaims a universal aim for every family to own a bottle of Syrup of Figs or similar remedy, available at leading druggists in bottles and brands.
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Ous
Bricks Thrown at Haven Tabernacle in Wheeling
A religious meeting at the Haven Tabernacle in Wheeling was disrupted when bricks were hurled through windows. One brick struck E. A. Wat and another window was damaged as the event continued despite the attack.
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Wirfator
Wheeling
Haven Tabernacle
E. A. Wat
Missing and Partial Local Items From Two Cities
Condensed day’s accidents across two cities note a Citizens’ Traction crew on duty last evening in Colorado. A Civil Service Commission member Theodore Roosevelt is mentioned as retired, with limited readable details remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore RoossveEd
Civil Service Commins
Colorado
Bia
Disorderly conduct and assault arrests near Monongahela river
M J Dritoy and Thomas Cantwell faced a hearing on breaking into a shanty boat by the Monongahela river bank near the Tenth street bridge. The charge started disorderly conduct, later upgraded to felonious assault. Additional arrests include a woman on Southaide for keeping a speak-easy and another for keeping a disorderly house on South Nineteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diesidoriies
M. J. Dritoy
Thomas Cantwell
Monongahela
Tenth Street
Mas. Consors
Nineteenth Street
Southaide
Edward Callab
Perils of Our Republic sermon at Cumberland Church
Rev J B Koehne delivered a sermon on the Perils of Our Republic last night at Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He linked contemporary revolutionary ideas to the North South conflict and warned that greed for wealth shapes modern life driven by parental economic indoctrination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
J. B. Koehne
Arma
Horse Dash Through Allegheny Sixth Street Bridge
Yesterday afternoon a horse ran away in Allegheny. It dashed over the Sixth street bridge and up Sixth street, then entered Byer's drugstore and walked out again without causing damage.
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Allegheny
Sixth Street
Byer
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