Pittsburgh rider carries 15 month cycling world tour
Oscar A. Lappe of Pittsburgh completed a 15 month cycling tour that spanned Europe Africa and Asia. He weighed 145 pounds on return after starting at 135 and was lauded by the Cyline Tourist Club of London which presented a gold and silver medal for the longest cycling tour on record. He plans another trip via San Francisco China and Europe returning by the Atlantic.
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New York
Oscar A. Lappe
Pittsburg
Berlin
Gay
Lappe
America
European
Africa
Asia
J. C. Lappe & Sons’ Tanning Company
Allegheny
Switzerland
Ste Laepoe
Broning
Col de Forelaz
Julier
St. Gotthard
Bersina
St Julier
Ona
Mr. Lewes
Aoa
Palestine
Syria
Baksheesh
Sima Lappe
London
Cyeline Tourist Club
Eighbteen
Lape
Bierebeergielantien
Newark
Europe
Napoleon
San Francisco
Atlantic
Strike Settlement at United States Factory O
The Wheelloe Glas Strike at Factory O of the United States Company, Central works, ends after a conference between Secretary Dillon of the American Flint Glass Workers Union and local officials. Workers will resume tomorrow.
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Wrertise
Spena’j
Factory O
United States
Old Central Works
Dillon
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Operators and Miners Fail to Agria Conference
Representatives of four coal mines in this sub district met a conference committee of 335 miners striking for the Columbus scale of 2 cents. After an all dry and nearly all night conference the meeting adjourned without accomplishing anything.
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Agria
Waeenye
W.V
Columbus
Quo warranto action against Toledo firm to revoke charter
The Attorney General filed quo warranto proceedings against the Guaranty Building, Loan and Savings Company of Toledo to revoke its charter. An official inspection shows the company in very bad condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotomers
Guaranty Building, Loan and Savings Company
Toledo
Arrest Made in Carnegie Riot Charge at Wilmerding
Special Deputy Sheriff Milla arrested J. M. Paul at Wilmerding on a riot charge, called in by Secretary Lovejoy of the Carnegie Company. Paul was in Homestead when the strike began.
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Brappocs
Sherif Milla
Wilmerding
J. M. Paul
Lovejoy
Carnegie Company
Paul
Estate of Charles Stewart Parnell Realizes £2000
The estate of the late Charles Stewart Parnell yielded only £2000. The leader's mother plans to travel to Ireland this month to seek an inquiry into the settlement of his affairs and office.
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Charles Stewart Parnell
Ireland
Treasury Ships $7,000,000 in Small Notes Nationwide
The Treasury Department has shipped seven million dollars in small currency notes to multiple U.S. points to aid movement of crops and support distribution through August. The announcement notes nationwide delivery and the objective of easing agricultural transport and commerce.
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Tressury Department
United States
Cropa
Epidemic Strikes French Garrison Near Nancy
At Lune ville near Nancy the garrison endures typhoid and dysentery. About one hundred soldiers are prostrated and several deaths have occurred amid the outbreak.
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Parn
Luneville
Nancy
Reputed Murderer Talton Hall Executed Amid Siege
In Wise County Virginia on September 2 Talton Hall known for killing many men was executed after guards sealed the town. He refused breakfast, drank coffee and whisky, and faced a controlled crowd of 3,000 to 4,000. He was hanged for the 1891 slaying of Enos B. Hylton, Norton police officer. Hall had admitted other killings, though newspapers cite higher totals.
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Talton Hall
Ms Ecqup
Cofee
Haning
Hall
Havin
Henry Triplett
Henry Houk
Mack Hall
Kentucky
Enos B. Hylton
Norton
Wise County
Hylton
Strange Speech by Fortician at Beaver Falls Meeting
A large Amalgamated Association meeting at Beaver Falls Opera House featured Steve Madden presiding. Speakers including W T Roberts Richard Johnson Jerry Dougherty W R Browns and George E Ward claimed the fight was won and attacked Frick Carnegie and others as traitors while urging action against the President and Governor.
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Beaver Fas
Amalgamated Association
Opera House
Steve Madden
W. T. Roberts
Richard Johnson
Jerry Dougherty
W. R. Browns
George E Ward
Therass
George E. Ward
People’s Party
People's Party
Frick
Carnegie
Remarkable Case of Surgery At Homeopathic Hospital
John McDowell 19 was injured while aiding Sheriff Machinery Co No 49 Water One a 68 machinist. A crowbar fell on his head fracturing the skull nine inches long two inches wide. He recovered consciousness after surgery and felt no pain though partial paralysis followed. His home is Banksville Sawndil Run Railroad.
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John McDowell
Homeopathic Hospital
Sheriff Machinery Company
Water One
McDowell
McDovwell
McDowell's
Banksville
Pastor Locke Granted Transfer to Portland Church
Rev Charles Edward Locke of Smithfield Street M E Church receives consent from Bishop Walden of the Oregon Conference to transfer to Portland Oregon First Methodist Church. He will deliver a farewell sermon September 25, depart with his wife September 26, and preach in Portland on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Locke
Smithfield Street
M. E
Walden
Oregon
Mr. Locke
First Methodist Church
Portland
Ore
Locke
Proomstick May Prove Fatal In Assault Case
Lizzie Hoddes of 476 Ann Street was arrested for allegedly assaulting Mrs. Mary Rogan who is in fragile condition. Dr Barckley attended and pronounced Rogan in critical condition after the broom attack last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Hoddes
Ann Street
Mary Rogan
Night Pile Pomade Promises Satisfaction Guarantee
Hal's Pile Pomade offers direct application for piles with a printed guarantee on each package. Satisfaction or money refunded. Price 61 cents, six for 5 dollars, mail order Forssle by Josep Fleming & Son, 412 Market Street.
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Hal
Josep Fleming & Son
Market Street
Visitors Invited to New York City’s Centrally Located Hotel
Visitors to New York are offered access to a recon structed Broadway Central Hotel praised as the most convenient for business or pleasure. Elevated roads, cable lines, and direct cross town routes from Battery to Central Park provide quick connections to trains, stores, theaters, and ferries. Circulation and nap information requested.
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New York
Broadway Central Hotel
The
Battery
Central Park
Fourth Avenue Line
Puesta
Severy Station
Kensington Real Estate Deal Seals Luxury Mansion Move
Lorens Walker of 2211 Sarah Street Southside bought the Craword homestead from Kensington Improvement Company for 22000 dollars. Walker, known in hotel and saloon circles, plans to convert the mansion into a premier hotel, signaling Kensington’s strong investment opportunities for forward looking buyers. Kensington Lumber Est Co.
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Lorens Walker
Sarah Street
Southside
Kensington Improvement Company
Craword
Walker
Pittsburgh's Landing School of Music Circular Availability
Music students and others interested in musical culture will find information valuable in the now ancient circular of Pitt burg's landing school of music and the Duquesne Conservatory. It announces mp castaes at all music stores or at the NESTERDry Osiewe building corner Diamond and Ross streets opposite Court House. First term begins September.
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Pittburg
Meeting of Fors and Keystone HQ Split Over Sundays
Philadelphia dispatch reports Captain Jesse M. Baker in Republican headquarters amid Delaware district senatorial runs. The Soldiers Orphans School committee plans a September 12 Harrisburg meeting with Mercer considered, while Democratic headquarters open in McKinley Building with Wright directing campaign efforts.
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Philadelphia
Jesse M. Baker
Chester Cit-ien
Delaware
Robinsoan
Ward M. Bliss
Repubcan
Albert Maguin
Darby Progress
Soldiers’ Orphans’ School
Jost
Baker
Harrisburg
Mercer
George W. Wricht
Grady
William Penn Lioyd
John W. Nesbitt
South Penn Square
J. Marshall Wright
Wright
Cleveland and
Stevenson
John D. Worman
Democratic Societies
Ststa
Ben Neal
Twentieth District Conference Adjourns With Ballots
The Twentieth district congressional conference, meeting here four days, adjourned after six ballots. Ashcorn, Scull, and Hicks each received votes at different times. Scull warned Hicks that Somerset would not back a Blair county man, while Cambria backed Stevenson on one ballot hoping others would join. Most counties remained instructed, and Ashcorn is favored as the likely nominee with Blair County effectively ignored.
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Congressional Conference
Twentieth District
Ashcorn
Scull
Hicks
McDonnell
Altoona
Somerset
Blair County
Cambria
Stevenson
Ashcam
Blair
Conference Deadlock Plagues Hoffs District Ballotette
The conference in the Hoffs District adjourned for a recess after twenty ballots yielded no complimentary votes. In session 24 hours, 375 ballots have been taken with no progress toward a nomination. Public frustration with the conferee system grows as the panel plans to reconvene Tuesday at 5 o'clock.
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Saltssnhurg
Democratic conference at Harrisburg seeks organized Democratic societies
Secretary John D. Worman of the Democratic Society of Pennsylvania and Secretary William McHean of the New Jersey Democratic Society, plus Marshall J. Wright, discussed organizing Democratic societies and clubs. Worman reports deputies elected to represent groups at Scranton on September 20 and notes a large attendance is expected. McKinley Drops His Eastern Speeches in Columbus as he resumes campaigning in Vermont and then plans to stay in the state.
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Harrisburg
John D. Worman
Democratic Society of Pennsylvania
William 8. McHean
New Jersey Democratic Society
Marshall J. Wright
Democratic Central Committee
Organization of
Democratic Societies
Clu
Worman
Scranton
McKinley
Columbus
Vermont
New England
Woodsdale
Politician Nominations Stir Congressional Races Across States
The Seventh district People’s party backs George Murray for Congress while Democrats in Exnevers Illinois nominate Truman Blants. In Kentucky Texas Alabama and Michigan districts, various parties select candidates including George H. Craig Janice Finn and others. intraparty deadlocks stretch into sessions. Affected leaders like James F. Levats join factions, and resignations surface as ballots and endorsements shape contested races nationwide.
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People's Party
George Murray
Congress
Truman Blants
MLOC
Lisue
Con
Kentucky
Alabama
George H. Craig
W. A. McKclouan
Nebraska
Democrats
Michigan
Colpcy
Janice Finn
James F. Levats
Kansas
Farmers' Alliance
People’s Party
Mississippi
Ses Sion
H. D
Franklin-Huntingdon
Harrisberg
Yesterdyy
Texas
George Pendleton
Bell County
Hogg
Carooraz
Treasury Department
Congresséas
Joan W. Ere
Middleton
E. M. Woomer
Lebanon
Indore
Man Belongs to Lodge Victim in Yorkville Incident
James Ksapenwall of Yorkville Jefferson County Ohio arrived Thursday to meet a brother from England. He stopped at an Eleventh street saloon and after a second beer woke up on the street with memory blank, his clothes muddy, $2.50 and a gold watch missing. He left for Yorkville after police offered little help.
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James Ksapenwall
Yorkville
Jefferson County
England
Eleventh Street
Espenwall
Inter-State Picnic Ends as Exhibits Dismantled
The Inter-State meeting at Williams Grove closed today with about 70 000 in attendance over the week. Speakers included Rev James Calder on horticulture Senator Gobin on the tax bill and its impact on farmers Senator Brown of York on revenue legislation and Rep Tewkesbury of Columbia on urban farmer relations. Mrs Lord of Chautauqua County NY praised Grange aims.
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Williams Grove
James Calder
Senator Gobin
Senator Brown
York
Columbia
Reciprocity in Canals Sparks Debate at Convention
At Grand Forks North Dakota on September 2 the International Reciprocity Convention adopted a resolution backing extension of waterways from the Great Lakes to the sea and free commerce through the channel. Canadian delegates urged St Lawrence endorsement while American delegates pressed for a New York ship canal. Next annual meeting set for St Paul.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Great Lakes
St Lawrence
New York State
St. Paul
Cabinet Crisis Looms as Baron von Schelling Resigns
BERKs Sept 2 There may be a cabinet crisis with Baron von Schelling Minister of Justice at the center. He is closely linked to the Hebrew Progressist party, a tie seen as untenable, and rumors speak of a compromising pact with a Bismarckian panel. He plans to resign in early winter if not sooner.
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Berks
Baron von Schelling
Hebrew Progressist
von Schelling
Diamond pin theft leads to 90 day sentence
J M Evans testified Nelson Scott, a colored man, stole a diamond scar pin from a jewel case on Bond street East End while helping move furniture Thursday morning. Scott appeared before Magistrate Hyndman last night and was sentenced to 90 days in jail on general principle after Evans asked for leniency due to moving to a distant town.
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Nelson Scott
J. M. Evans
Bond Street
East End
Hyndman
Evans
Scott
Revenue collections for August show overall rise
Acting Collector Mitchell of the Internal Revenue Bureau reports August district receipts totaling 398 676 76. Beer stamps 1 010 55, spirit stamps 78 95, cigar stamps 220 063 80, snuff stamps 1 410, tobacco stamps 175 23, special tax 7 155 50. Increase of 77 500 Tl over August 1591.
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Mitchell
Internal Revenue Bureau
An Island akeioh by Ide M Tarbell in The Dispatch tomorrow
James Hull was arrested yesterday on a warrant by Alderman Burns for larceny from A Rosenthal a merchant tailor at 1318 Pennsvomue Hull allegedly ordered a coat and vest for 16 dollars but took the items instead after producing bail for a Monday hearing Rosenthal recalls the incident and Hull neighborhood resident faces charges The notice ends with an advertisement for Dr D Jaynes Expctorant for coughs and colds
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Island Akeioh
Ide M. Tarbell
James Hull
Burns
A. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Ready Cash at J Dwyers Credit Parlors
An advertisement invites customers to obtain imported and domestic dress goods and silks on credit or cash at J Dwyer s Credit Parlors located at 70 Smithfield Corner Seventh Avenue. Store promises best prices and daily evening hours.
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J. Dwyer
Jacketaon
Hoom 4
McCance Diock
Smithfield
Seventh Avenue
Pittsburg Female College Shines Amid Adversity
The Pittsburg Female College reports record enrollment for the current term, highlighting a strong conservatory of music and notable faculty. References to Niagara, Toronto Exposition travel details include round trip tickets and dates, with mentions of Lake Erie and Chautauqua excursions.
Flour brands dominate grocers for top bread
The Iron City Mulling Company produces the celebrated hogsalia and Our Best flour brands. Grocers report high demand and numerous customer calls seeking these flours, claimed to be unmatched for bread quality.
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Iron City Mulling Company
Real Estate at 61 Wings Bank LIM 401 Smithfield Street
Fragmentary listing notes a property at 401 Smithfield Street Cor with references to Fourth Avenue and jet fuel permits or allowances. Details are incomplete but indicate real estate and possible utility or shipping terms.
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Wings Bank
LIM
Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
British Seize Gilbert Islands and Annex Them
Special telegram from San Francisco reports Great Britain seizing the Gilbert Islands on June 12, raising the Royalist colors, reading a protectorate proclamation, and forcing the local king to haul down his flag. American commercial interests in Frisco and on Butaritari express anger at the move and the State Department’s inaction amid talks of a U S protectorate. The account details the audience with the king, the threats over debts, and the drift of British authority across the group. The piece notes subsequent reads at Makin and ties to colony labor movements and regional shipping losses.
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San Francisco
Johnson Island
Nishua Island
Great Britain
Gilbert Islands
South Seas
Butaricari
Royalist
King
Butaritari
United States
Frisco
Eling
Washington
State Department
England
Gilbert Roup
South
Sean
California
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Panama
A. M.davis
H. M
A. Rick
Wightman Bros
A. Crawford
Jaluit
Davis
Wong m
Luttrell
Wightman & Co
Davin
Makin
Garawa
Gilbert
Queensland
Tahiti
Gulf of Mexico
Eastbound officials and notable Pittsburgh visitors depart for trip
A. W. Reilly of the Union Line auditor's office and J. B. Brooks of the Marine National depart tonight for an extended East tour. Major S. E. Moore has returned home after two months in Europe, New York. Pittsburgh residents are listed as hotel guests in New York including Applebaugh at Union Square, Van Dusen at Union Square, Bateman and Irwin at St Denis, Clowes at Sturtevant, Ingham at Sturvant, and many others at Imperial Continental and Westminster hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Reilly
Auditor’s Office
Union Line
J. 8. Brooks
Marine National Ae
S. E Moore
Europe
New York
M. Applebaugh
Union Square
F. van Dusen
H. E. Bateman
St. Denis Hotel
G. W. Irwin
C. A. Clowes
Sturtevant House
G. R. Ingham
Sturtevant
A.mcdonald
Mrs. & J. McDonald
Ocean Steamship Arrivals from New York to James M Wilkinson Property
Steamship arrivals listed from New York with details on steamer name and destination. The note references James M Wilkinson's property in connection with the shipments and timing.
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Ar Sao Teats Ac
New York
James M. Wilkinson
Several Men Hurt In Horse Kicks And Other Accidents
Benjamin Reynolds driver of No 5 patrol wagon was kicked by a horse while inspecting its foot and severely injured. John Neelan another patrol driver was kicked fracturing his jaw and injuring his leg. Additional incidents include a boy slipped under a cable car and two workers crushed by falling material at Carbon Iron Works and Soho coke ovens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Reynolds
Dr. Sands
John Neelan
Montour Way
Birus
Benjamin Blume
Newaboy
Watson Street
Fifth Avenue
Ethia
Thio
Carbon Iron Works
Clark
Thirty-ninth Street
Galleguea
Peter Gallegher
Soho
Hutcoke
Heo
Mercy Hospital
Getting Signers for Ballots in Allegheny Market Night
The People's Party held a meeting at the Haymarket in Allegheny to recruit petition signers for ballot access. Leaders Harry Gram and J H Stevenson led efforts, aiming to gather about 1,600 signers under the Baker ballot law, with roughly 200 still needed. They claim enough names for Legislative ballots but seek signatures for Congressional and county ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gram
J. H. Stevenson
A Burros
William Lose
J. K. Barbour
L. A. Thomas
Dewbers
People’s Party
Haymarket
Allegheny
Baker
Central police jail inmate tagged as professional sweater
Fred Manning, a gay young man in gaudy dress, was paraded before police and returned to his cell after Captain Denniston denounced him as a professional sweater. Manning had earlier fled the city after a police crackdown last spring and was arrested Thursday for breaking into a Third Avenue house, fined, and then re-arrested for further vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Manning
Central
Captain Denniston
Manning
Third Avenue
Next Term of Court Opens Under Two Courts at Once
The September term of the Criminal Court will open Monday with Judge Kennedy presiding and Judge McClung assisting. Two court rooms will be started in operation at once as the term is described as large. The week’s list includes Leancenne D Strauss, Louisa L Satler, Lizzie Gwynn, Amelia Jones, Fred Pauch, Mary Haney, Catherine Trueil, Robert Middlemish, Max Schneider, H Thomas, James Murphy, Patrick Butler, A payers, Harry Tonen, followed by W W Stivers, James Devlin, Simon Davis on Tuesday and John McKirdy on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Robert Middlemish
Max Schneider
H. Thomas
James Murphy
Patrick Butler
A. Payers
Harry Tonen
W. W. Stivers
James Devlin
Simon Davis
John McKirdy
True bill returned against Pennsylvania Argus for libel
Westmoreland county grand jury returned a true bill against the Greensburg newspaper Pennsylvania Argus for criminal libel of Patrick Foley a Democratic politician of the city Attorney W J Jennen was involved in Foley's interests The libel concerned Foley's actions at the Democratic State Convention last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania Argus
Greensburg
Patrick Foley
Thi City
W. J. Jennen Wes
Foley
Fire Record of various towns reports extensive damage
A compilation from Des Moines to Canton notes multiple fires and losses. Descriptions include the old State House, Johnstown frame buildings, Balt Line stables, Massillon straw, A. H. Mack mills, and Grove City home. damages range from modest to large, with some buildings insured or under investigation. townwide fires in Conneaut and Canton areas are also mentioned, along with general insurance and recovery implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Johnstown
Washington
Balt Line
Massilon
Massillon Paper Company
Tunkbannook
A. H. Mack
Grove City
Homer J. Rose
Sewickley
W. D. Bligh
Eleventh Street
Oliver & Roberts
Iasteriar
Daniel Dougherty
Conoully
Court Trouss
Weather shifts as fair conditions persist in Central Valleys
Fair weather continues across the Central Valleys and Atlantic coast states with increasing cloudiness between the Missouri river and the Rocky Mountains. Showers have fallen in Saskatchewen Valley Manitoba Montana North Dakota Colorado and Central Texas and on the South Atlantic and East Gulf States as a high pressure area moves eastward toward New England and the Middle Atlantic. A trough of slow pressure stretches from Minnesota southeastward to Colorado over the Dakotas this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Sasketchwan
Manitoba
Montana
North Dakota
Colorado
Texas
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Central Valley
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Dakotass
Minnesota
River News And Notes Louisville Boat Movements
Louisville river items report a clear pleasant day with a falling river by 4 inches at the falls 7 inches at the canal and 4 feet 1 inch below. Departures listed include Tele graph to Cincinnati Carrollton Big Kanawha Evansville W K Phillips and Kentucky river Falla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cincinnati
Carrollon
Big Kanawha
Evansville
W. K. Phillips
Kentucky River
Upper Ganges Show and River Readings
Report lists water levels and weather across several rivers including Allegheny Junction River at 2 feet 4 inches with clear, cool conditions. Wancex River 0.8 feet, clear and cool. Moncar Town River 5 feet and stationary. Brownsville River 4 feet 1 inch with clear skies and a thermometer reading of 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Moncar Town
Browkstille
River traffic and river conditions near Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Water levels on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers fluctuate with rising tides and falling stages. Reports note the Cincinnati River at 6 feet 6 inches and rising, Memphis at 2 feet 5 inches and falling, and Davis Island dam at 3 feet 1 inch with a recent two inch drop. Vessels arriving and departing include H M Hoxie, Ocean Wave, Pierpont, and City of Paducah. Efforts underway to clear wreckage and adjust excursions due to cold season, with numerous barges and freight movements noted along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Jacob Coz
Bates
Allegheny
Pierpont
Hornet & Co
Davis Island
TNE
Union American Cigar Company
Pittsburg
J. M. Gusky
Rice's Landing
Geneva
City of Pans
G. A. R Pou
Davia Dam
William L. Heener
Yesterda
Avon
Webster
Aix
Cincinnati
Harold
Walton
Gate City Landing
Ohio
August Clearance Sale Promises Big Savings
When opportunity knocks our August Clearance Sale offers drastic price cuts on fall stock. Immense selection forces room production and sacrifices are needed. Suits and pants sold regardless of cost. Home-made suits worth $18 to $20 cut to $15. Regular $15 suits now $12.Fine $12 and $10 suits reduced to $8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
Pougga
Clothiers
Cor. Grant
Diamond Streets
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Oscar
Cicler
Cholet
Eesitio Bossa
Parnell
Beaver Falls
Kensington
Fors
Jesse Baker
Keystone Headquarters
Bedford and
Saltsburge
Hoffs District
Grand
Bigmarckiann
Revenuve Collections
Pittsburg Female College
Conservatory of Music
Piileborg
Lake Erie
Niagara
Toronto
Sg Turo
Toronto Exposition
Old England
Uncle Sam
Pittsburgers
Allegheny Market
Evan
Gail Borden
Cabernixa
Hano- Man
Knaxkavan
Voss
Metton & Hoexs
Watercomea
Fitc Avenue
Pittaburg
Et Davin & Co
Fifth Avenua
Pearact Action
Wigla
Ginia
Portsnvno
Furnienes
Jan An
River News and Notes
Scrofula
Ayer
Bank and Saileroad
the City Trust
Peposit and Surety Company OF
Philadelfria
Mya
Batley
Germania Savings Bank
Ibel
Jos
A. E. Sneeop
de Moogi
E. Niemann
W. Hannes
Sea
Boys’ and Childrens School
Jack *Ksons
Liberty Se
Star Corner
Windsor
Boggs & Buhl
Jas. MW
Neil & Bro
Ninth Street and Valley Railroad
Liebig Company
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