Anson's Wonderful Young Men Trounce the Boston Team
Rainy weather and muddy grounds delayed Brooklyn play as Anson's Young Men defeated Boston in a low scoring contest. The game started late, halted at the end of the fourth inning with a 5 to 4 score, and featured misplays and unearned runs amid choppy field conditions. Shugart and Beckley produced early runs, Burns drove in two, and errors aided the visitors. The home side struggled with four hits and three errors. the visitors had six hits and three errors before the weather cut the day short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
John Ward
Shugart
Beckley
Ely
Collins
Pinckney
Fonty
Burns
Br Ely
Bierbautz
Jake
Griffin
O'Brien
Reilly
Corkhill
Baldwin
Bierbaner
Urst
Shwreart
Balle
Miller
Jong Fy
Bierbauer
Berkley
Shuagart
Brown
Phillies Rally Falls Short Against Reds in Tight Loss
Philadelphia pressed with a late rally but Cincinnati held firm to win 4 runs to 3 in a tense day game. Key hits came from Helliday Reilly and Clements as the Reds withstood Phillies late charge.
Blamed the Umpire for Cleveland Defeat in Baseball
Cleveland fell to New York amid disputed calls and luck favoring the visitors. An umpire decision, cited as pivotal, drew blame from Cleveland’s side as both teams produced strong play with key hits by Tiernan Burkett and noted fielding and base running. The game ended with New York 2 and Cleveland 1, highlighting contested calls and solid performances by Burkett, Tiernan, and Rusie on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New Yorks
Empire
McKean
Cleveland RD
New York
KBP
AZ Burkett
Oier
Michards
McAleer
Pimper
Bewley
Gruber
Ginskss
Kausir, P
Totti
Erejend
Saooginisto
A Virtue
Shaker Zimmer
Basset
Rusie
Gore
Burkett
Tiernan
Graber
Clarkeau
Balle
Ny Graber
Foerring
Stollen
Dwvite
Ounor
Cloretau
halls—Zimmer
Tebran
Emalie
Anson's Colts Triumph Over Roxeton in Tight Win
In OCecaGo on Sept 2 the Colts beat Roxeton 4 to 3 before about 3,000 fans. Hutchinson remained invincible, while pitchers and fielders from both sides produced a brisk game lasting about an hour. Clark, Clarkson, and Lynch worked the mound with key plays by Carrull and Ameon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocecago
Stramcic
Hutchinson
Thorgo
Boston
Aeota
Arkeon
Osuila
Toston
Hite- Ameon
Nitie
Carrull
Naa Nash
Witeti
Caio
Or Clarkson
Thue
Philadelphia
Henry
Penn Valley Stud
Alice
The Coleman Shoot Regiments vie for prize money
The Sixteenth Regiment takes first place in practice matches for the Coleman prizes earning 100, with the Ninth second and Thirteenth third. Private Young of Thirteenth posts the high score today on the three ranges. The Thirteenth wins the regimental trophy against First Philadelphia, as teams settle the competition and purse allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenanos
Young
Philadela
Sdebbebbis Aseesseeund Ee Eeicilennena
Winners at Sheepshead Bay Races
Results from Sheepshead Bay include Futurity winner Ce e Jap Jay with Bio Grande second and Take Back third. Sapphire stakes see King Cadmus first and Gulinds second, Silver For third. Tosca wins mile and three sixteenths with Homer second and Bermuda third. Demmuth takes mile and a half, with Night second and Firenz third. Lon Sk leads mile and three sixteenths with Sehnegrees third. Turf sprint sees Watergon at Woodenteer second and third. Tomorrow’s entries list Kingston Raceland 133 and other horses in several races, including Futurity sweepstakes contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sufepshead Bay
Cee Jap Jay
Bio Grande
Take
Tite
Sapphire Dnkes
King Cadmus Fh
Gulinds Eercond
Bliver
Tine
Tosca
Homer Ercond
Bermuda
Demmuth
Firenx
Lon Sk
To-Morrow
Kingston
A.nity
Ee Ee
Folom Iz Wotthim
J P Lila
Actor
Lester
King
Temple
Hamilton
Lord Harry
L Trinity
Cerebus
Apelio
Iid
Marr Stenes Patrick
Wiete
Morjenka
Exquiman
Jim Clare
Hoodiam
Wille L
Sequence Colt
Rae Ua
Loantaka
Sievert
Chester
Kingmaker
Iceberg
Good Sport at Toungstown Track Races
The second day’s races at Toungstown Fair drew strong crowds amid lively contests. Z. P tary Heat winner finished in 2:40 with notable horses and owners from Cleveland and nearby towns. The Bets pony and 2.59 trot produced several heats, with Buck o Bek and Sea count among leading entries, reflecting a spirited racing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YouxosTow
Lite
Ijeman
Z. P
Oanves
Perking
Alex. Anderson
Ig. C. Barons
Cleveland
Alton
W. P. Lossie
Kinsman
Frank Hill
Jacobs Bros
Hob
Robert
Prale
Ipekenes
Amine Pt
Bronecw
Ow Lew Polk
Bertin Genter
Roy Wilkes Breaks Speed Pacing Record at Half Mile
Roy Wilkes smashed the pacing record on a half mile track today, clocking 24.20 over the distance. The event, held at the quarters course, set a new world mark for roadster stallions, with officials noting the winning time and noting improvements in pacing speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wilkes
DwonTyr
Sporting notes hint at today’s pitchers and tomorrow’s events
General Sporting Notes reports GALVIN and Caruthers may pitch today while two games are set for Espesition Park tomorrow with one admission. Tur finals hint at a Mansfield County League race, featuring the Mansfield battery with Cameron and Tevtok. A eprint race at BL Homewood Park tomorrow afternoon between 4 and 6 o'clock will have George Smith as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin
Caruthers
Espesition Park
Asd
Tarentum
Homewood Park
George Smith
Master reports in dissolution of Fritchman Coates partnership
Attorney Morton Hunter filed a master in equity report in the case of Chris Fritchman versus Theodore Haley executor of Thomas Coates. The suit sought dissolution of the 1874 Bradford-McKoosum general merchandise partnership and an accounting. dissolution occurred after Coates death with a settlement of 605 plus cost division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Hunter
Chris Fritcbman
Theodore Haley
Thomas Coates
Fritchman
Coates
Bradford
McKoosum
Miss Lee Seeks 81000 Damages in Slander Suit
Mrs. Alice Lee filed a defamation case against Thomas D. Shaw seeking ten thousand dollars in damages for slander claiming he made remarks reflecting on her character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Alice Lee
Thomas D. Shaw
What Are Bannockburns at Cotton Dress Goods
A fragment notes Bannockburns as cotton yet marketed for wool. Jos Horne & Co at 07 821 Penn Avenue advertised the item in a local shop section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Jacners
Jos. Homme & Co
Farmer Hatch Stands Firm In Race For Speakership
Washington dispatch reports Missouri heeler Farmer Hatch remains a serious challenger for the Speakership. He could balance Alliance support and Democratic votes to secure power, drawing Missouri Kansas and Southern ally votes. Hatch’s farming image and calm parliamentary skill earn broad respect among lawmakers.
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Washington
Farmer Hatch
Missouri
Crisp
Mills
New York
Hatch
Farmer Movement
Congress
Kansas
Alliance
Mabie Bee
Mds Ta City
West
Carlisle
Reed
McMillan
Springer
Woman in asylum after attempt on senator's son
In Washington four years ago Lucy Horton a department clerk attempted to shoot Senator Morgan of Alabama at Riggs Hotel dining room. The incident led to a lunacy inquiry and she has since served as a police matron until being sent to an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgan
Alabama
Indy
Potomac
Riggs Hotel
Lucy W. Horton
Camede
Census Bureau Reports Prison Sentences by State
The Census Office bulletin shows 45,933 prisoners with 2,456 under yearless terms, 99,757 jailed for definite years, 9,688 for life, 12 minors, and 62 under death sentence. A trend toward harsher penalties appears in the South and West, with averages varying by race and gender. Rhode Island averages 2 years 356 days, Mississippi 12 years 116 days, and gaps show no fixed standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumetos
Penitentiaries
Bulletin
Rhode Island
Mississippi
Power of Louisiana Lottery Company Broken Say Inspector
Mr Maynard, inspector in charge of the New Orleans district, reports from Washington that nine percent cases against the Louisiana Lottery Company President Maynard indicate a complete chain of evidence. He says the company’s power is broken and business has shrunk to a level where selling tickets no longer funds the capital prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmixerox
John
May Bard
New Orleans
Post Office Department
Louisiana Lottery Company
Maynard
Ynard
Sung Oe
Money in Circulation and Bond Redemptions Report
Washington September report shows 2,199,900 in 44 percent bonds redeemed today with 1,247,700 received in Washington and 950,100 at New York sub Treasury, total presented to date 5,087,500. The 2 percent notes steady at 91.250, total 23,000. Community banks hold 470,000 as a circulation basis, 1,510,600 covered by four and a half percent notes. Treasury notes a net August circulation rise and a 13,086,654 increase in money and banking in August.
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Washington
Sept
New York
Meres
Lew
Treasury
Taft declines federal interference in Choctaw County riots
Acting Attorney General Taft received a telegram from U S Marshal Walker of the Southern District of Alabama describing a mob of three men driving families from their Choctaw County homes. Most fled to Mississippi, leaving crops cattle and homes unguarded. Taft said the riots did not appear to require federal action.
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Wasurretos
Sept
Taft
United States
Marshal Walker
Alabama
Choctaw County
Als
Mississippi
Tait
Draggists Form Mississippi Valley Traders Group
The Retail Druggists Association of the Mississippi Valley organizes in St. Louis with Thomas Layton of St. Louis as President and Dr. Goodyear of Memphis as Vice President. C. Howard Willett of Kansas City is Secretary and Dr. George Sloan of Indianapolis is Treasurer. The platform pledges to withdraw patronage from wholesalers or robbers who supply cutters with merchandise and to stop selling patent or proprietary articles to cutters via agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
Cheers For Wright Dominates Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
Delegates from Allegheny and many counties gave Wright strong support as McSparren trailed in votes. The nomination was declared unanimous amid loud cheers. The ticket also featured Tilden for State Treasurer with a split result for Raymond. Allegheny and Philadelphia backed Tilden solidly, Augusta Kerr urged party unity, and Kerr outlined a post convention policy as the State Central Committee prepared.
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Allegheny
Wright
Philadelphia
Berks
Butler
Schuylkill
Delaware
High
Lackawanna
Luzerne
York
Coun
McSparren
Fore
ER. H. Arbuckis
Nomina
A. L. Tilden
J. 8. Dunbar
Crawford
Dr. Rewalt
Dauphin
Charles F. Raymond
Hush Gitas
Franklin
Raymond
Arrisburg
Leries
Mea
Tilden
L. Allegheny
Oley
Chima Kerr
Robert E. Wright
Pennsylvania
Oae Cers
Kerr
State Central Committee
Weihe and Lazear Named to Constitutional Convention
In Hamsarsprus on September 3, Patrick Foley announced delegates chosen to attend the Constitutional Convention. The list includes Buckalew, Biack, Jenks, Daliss, Thompson, Sellers, Scott, Monaghan, McLean, Wandling, Latta, Sherman, Weihe, Lazear, Griffiths, Oldman, Ziegler, Root, and others. Some Lackawanna delegates pressed to endorse Powderly to weaken Republican gains, but the effort failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsarsprus
Patrick Foley
Charles Rt. Buckalew
Columbia
C. F. Biack
York
George A. Jenks
Jefferson
George M. Daliss
Philadelphia
Gustine Thompson
David W. Sellers
Henry W. Scott
Northampton
Robert Monaghan
Chester
William 5. McLean
Luzerne
Frank M. Wandling
Lackawan
Allegheny Representatives and Officers Listed
The Allegheny delegates and officers include Michael O Keefe H T Morris John Tobin and H F Kunkel as vice presidents. Kunkel McHale Frauenheim Smith and Schuster McCloskey Boyle Balshouse Hackenstein Toin Be Clarke named among secretaries, with Boyle on credentials and McHale on resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Hanarsevne
Michael O'Keefe
H. T. Morris
John Tobin
H. F. Kunkel
James McHale
EB. J. Frauenheim
Charlies Smith
A. Schuster
J. McCloskey
Dennis J. Boyle
Conrad A
Geo Balshouse
John Hackenstein
John Toin
H. Be
James A. Clarke
Railway Fight Over Street Railways Resurfaces
A Harrisburg telegram reports renewed debate over illegal leasing and buying of street railways by traction companies. The issue hinges on a historic law once vetoed by Governor Putnam and tied to a failed bill to legalize such operations. Local officials see little threat, citing long-standing practice and past court dismissals. Commodore Kounisz of the Manchester line dismissed fears, saying the old ground may not be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Putnal Affairs
Neeper
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company
Ju Ewing
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Queengse Railway
Pittsburgh
Manchester Traction Company
Union Line
W. J. Kounisz
Manchester
Trains Delayed Across Unionport and Eastern Line
Yesterday many trains ran late with eastbound Limited delayed seven hours due to wrecks at Unionport. Eastern ress arrived an hour and a half behind schedule at seven. The morning ocea busee conductor reported foraging for food causing further delays. Passengers faced seating and service disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionport
Ocea Busee
Arguments Made in an Old Case in Court
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Judge Acheson heard an argument on a motion for a new trial in Ahrens versus Forest Oil Company. The ejectment suit concerns a Warren County land tract. A verdict for the defendant stood. the plaintiff moved for a new trial and the judge reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Acheson
Ahrens
Colny
Warren County
Fire records of multiple blazes across towns
Nineveh Utah and surrounding areas reported several fires Tuesday night and Wednesday. Meade Duncan’s new house burned for a $1 loss with no insurance, a mine shaft building near Stockton suffered $10,100 to $250,000 in damage with no fatalities, and Niedringhaus’s property near Great Falls saw kitchen fire. Duquesne Central Hotel fire caused about $1,200 damage from a faulty flue. Erie Beach Ontario’s hotel and nearby Joseph Ellis cottage burned for about $15,000 with no insurance. Morgan & Co planing mills and nearby residences in Charleston West Virginia suffered heavy losses between $25,000 and $90,000 with minimal insurance. mill expected to be rebuilt.
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Nineveh
Meade Duncan
Stockton
Utah
Holsting Works
Eee
Niedringheus
St. Low
Fort Shaw
Great Falls
Mont
J. W. McKnight
Duquesne
Central Hotel
Zella Bovard
Harry Cappan
Erie Beach
Ont
Buffalo
Joseph Ellis
Charleston
W. Va
Morgan & Co
Mil
Balmaceda Heads Toward San Francisco on Navy Dispatch
Adjutant Brown’s cable reports Chile’s Junta victory and Balmaceda’s resignation. Washington weighs official recognition as Montt’s government reorganizes in Santiago. Valparaiso hosts Junta members Silva Luco and Barros Luco arriving to set new Chilean governance. Balmaceda bound for Frisco aboard a Condell if not diverted by insurgent warship.
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Admiral Brown
Navy Department
Wharton
Department of State
Balmaceda
Chile
Congressional
Department
Secur
Seamaesuaae
Benote
Ai Ee
Safid
United States
Montt
Department of
Iquique
Valparaiso
Waldo Silva
Senate
Ramon Baros Luco
House of Representatives
Senor Montt
Alroety
Santiago
Valpariaso
Messia
Sliva
Loco
Ehton
Maweedens §O
Balinacedia
Santicoy
Condell
San Francisco
Mexico
Traceda
Patrick Egan
Egan
Senor Godoy
Bean
New York
The
Herald
Almirante Condell
Imperile
Ast
Junta de Gobierno
Dalmaceda
Los Andes
British Minister's Hasty Order Sparks Censure
The Times reports a Valparaiso letter noting British warship Esplegle carried Balmacoda silver on orders from Mr Kennedy the British Minister at Santiago after banks and merchants refused to buy it as a violation of neutrality. The Times censures the minister for not maintaining neutrality.
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the Times
Valparaiso
Esplegle
Kennedy
Santiago
National Guard Camp Faces Early Teething Problems
In Han nisox County West Virginia on September 3 the entire 15 company National Guard arrived for the annual encampment. Inexperienced troops caused blunders and a lack of provisions prompted late meals. An armed guard helped restore order as drills and guard mounts continued after a sleepless first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MonxoreaugLa
Grrexry Grove
Hannisox County
W. Va
Rain Dampens Attendance at Exposition Second Day
The second day of the exposition drew fewer visitors due to rain though evening crowds grew as Cappa's band played and electric lights brightened the displays. Exhibits, especially jewelry and art, received touchups by attendants while furniture displays and the Mechanical Hall drew steady interest. Rules ensure doors open at 9 and the venue stays comfortable with ongoing cleaning and prep before visitors arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappa
Noorso
Pittsburg
Lenal
Multiple Local Accidents Reported After Yesterday
A string of accidents left a infant badly scalded after a tub fall, a tramp with a dislocated shoulder, a streetcar crush accident, and other injuries. Notable cases include Metz boy scalded, Ewellers switchman losing a leg, Thompson on Observance Hill car collision, Prothero tramp with head wound, Barretto buried under dirt, and a Carnegie worker with a crushed hand. Hospitalization and recovery expected in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrtz
Elmer Metz
Jacob Metz
Thirty-sixth Street
Charlotta
Baier
John E. Weller
Pittsburg and
Lake Erie
South Tenth Street
Oliver & Roberts
Iley
Washington Street
Thompson
Sville Avenue
William Stamp
Errysville Avenue
Allegheny General Hospital
John Prothero
Second Avenue
Soho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fourteenth Ward
Apie
Ota Sceto
John Barretlo
Dolen
Etone
Coln Avenue
East End
Thomas
Carnegie
Twenty-Ninth Street
McCready
Personal notices and classifieds in The Dispatch
Classifieds advertise personals lost and found and miscellaneous sales at one cent per word in The Dispatch. Includes brief notices and local listings for readers seeking items or announcing items for sale or found property.
Pennsylvanian Returns Destitute From Kansas Farming
A Pennsylvanian named Thomas McEldowney arrives in town with his six year old daughter, a ten year old son, and a months old baby. He had farmed in Kansas for seven years near Pottawattomie county but says drought and bad years wrecked his finances after his wife died. He plans to stay with his railroader brother-in-law at Spears Landing and depart by boat soon, aided by Special Officer Fred Zimmerman to find lodging for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Thomas McEldowney
Hsm
Pottawattomie County
Kansas
Spears Landing
Brownsville
Heath
Sam
McEldowney
Fred Zimmerman
Homan
Penn Avenue
Robert Starrett Dies. Fire Origin Claimed Cleared
McDoxato reports Robert Starrett, victim of the Cook oil well fire, has died. On his deathbed he reportedly explained the blaze's origin, saying he struck a gauge and caused the accident. The tale has circulated among friends of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDoxato
Robert Starrett
Cook
Con Fl
Heads as trophies in Andes savage practice
Philadelphia Press reports on Andean tribes who behead enemies and preserve the scalps as grisly trophies. The head is stripped of skin, turned inside out, filled with hot gravel to shrink, then displayed hanging by its long black hair for family derision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Andes
The Difference. Detroit Free Press Report
A brief exchange notes a church awakening, humorous contrast between two congregations, remarking on twice weekly sermons and the timing of the minister’s closing. The dialogue hints at shared religious fervor and social life within Detroit churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Totting
MKINLEY'S OVATION AT Urbana Special Telegram
A gala Urbana day as crowds greet Major McKinley the likely next Ohio governor. Flags and badges adorn shops and homes, farmers and club members attend, and the grand stand at the fair grounds seats 4,000 as McKinley speaks on tariff and silver to a rapt Republican crowd. State candidates A L Harris W T Cope Ferick B McNeal and D W attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umpara
Urbana
Oho
McKinley
Pefferites
Speer
Champaign County
Depp
Major cKinley
Clark County
Age McKinley
A. L. Harris
Pain W.T. Cope
Ferick B. McNeal
D. W
Hahn
Prohibition Party Nominates State Ticket At Convention
The Prohibition convention reassembled for a second day and adopted a platform urging a state prohibition amendment. It favors a non-partisan tariff commission to keep import duties within government revenue needs and protect manufactured goods. The nominating committee backed a full slate for governor J Bruce of Canastota and others, all chosen unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advant
Committee On Resolutions
J. Bruce
Canastota
Madison County
Wwnee & Prosperous Farmer
Suffolk
William E. Booth
Livingstone County
Francis E. Crawford
Wesatchester
Political gossip links Foraker allies to GOP Senate bid
Coficunva on September 3 reports Hon W S Cappeller of Manafield meeting General W H Eneohs, Republican nominee for Congress, fueling talk of anti Sherman sentiment. Views include a $100 bet on a Republican U S Senator from Ohio and a $100 bet against Sherman, with McKinley leading by 15009 votes. Captain Jake Donaldson counters that Sherman holds a Republican majority for the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Ier
United States
Ohio
Sherman
Major McKinley
Jake Donaldson
Donaldsoff
Foraker
No Show for Campbell in Ohio Favorable for McKinley
Ohio public service veterans report strong odds for Major McKinley as Campbell faces opposition. Southern Ohio Democrats predict heavy gains for McKinley’s backers and widespread abstention or protest votes against Campbell administration. Reports are broad within the state and noted by Tar Diaraton correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washinotox
Campbell
Colored Citizens Meet in Younastown to Seek Political Action
A meeting of colored citizens in Younastown on September 3 discussed grievances with Republicans and began preliminary steps to organize for political action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younastown
Makes Her Husband an Idiot Marrying Again in Ecuador
Philadelphia Press reports on Ecuadorian customs where a wife who tires of her husband may give him a poison draught called fortio. The plant drink allegedly turns the man into an idiot, allowing the wife to remarry. Additional customs describe a husband staying in bed to receive attention typically due to a wife in childbirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ecuador
River Notes and Water Stage Update at Louisville
River news from Louisville dated September 2 reports business steady as the river level falls. At 1 o'clock, water stands five feet inches on the falls, eight feet in the canal and fourteen feet four inches below. the Heaver towing coal from Pittsburgh to New Orleans, with parries of Big sand and others passing Cincinnati. river traffic includes Hig Rancha and Carrollton bound runs. rain is current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dispatch
Louisvilller
Batchelor, Feller
Cincinnati
Kate Pane
Keystone State
Pittsburg
Steamboat Inspector Visit Scheduled Tomorrow
McEreston Sept 4 Tomorrow the Steamboat Inspector will visit this vicinity and examine the area for safety compliance and tonnage details as part of routine maritime oversight.
River Measurements From Upper Ganges Show Stationary Readings
The report lists several river measurements with locations and conditions. Upper Ganges shows 2 feet 7 inches and stationary, Morgantown river at 4 feet and stationary, Cloud Thermometer 72, BaowNevILLE river at 4 feet and stationary, Clondy thermometer 6, Wankten river at 0.5 feet and falling.
Gowip of the Wharves and River Prospects
Rivermen hold promising outlooks as water levels vary with tides. Reports note arrivals at Souisville and movement of vessels toward Cincinnati, while the Hudson is slated to depart tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Banton
Souisville
Maine
Hudson
Rows of Bottles at the Sods Water Fountain That Reduce Swelled Heads
A fragment describes soda fountain bottles used for headaches. It notes that young patrons seek drinks like bicarbonate brews and Vichy water, with references to Carlsbad water and popular mixtures such as Horsford's acid phosphate. The piece hints at street life and late nights in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlebad
Vichy
Horsford
Farmer Adds Induction Coil To Fence For Stock Control
A farmer expands his safety devices by wiring the fence to an induction coil and a mary. A strong current provides a new sensation if cattle touch the wire, promoting caution and preventing attempted breaks.
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Sheepehead Bay
General Sporting News
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Meineats
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Vege
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Fey
McPace
Hamitons
Thaw
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Holliday
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Arringt
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Helliday
Clements
Deleh Thomson
McPrec
Hemeron—Hall Biter
Heliar
Shindie
Myers
MePher
Heilly
Jane
Shallowe
Tbr
Mullane
Hier Asme Sreepe
Haret
Clevelands
Roxeton
Airy
Pitinbare
Hadriphis
Cinpath
New Trark
New York and
Cnnsylvania League
JS Ononpavilf
Janestown
Summaat
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Wenn
Tenn
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Olan Dak Ans Ae Ognes
Hodson
Hes
Pere Biren
Sheenalini
Elmira
Erie
Fimira
Eric, Jones
Cote
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Pia
O’ Brien
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Savino
Vaton
Camecy
Mr Pees
Nd Darling
Gutre
Sutcliffe
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Fitzgerald
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Byes
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Sheepshead Bay
Monica
Nfowom
Hover
Toungstown
Granger
Him
Alliance Votes
Tident
Lucy Horton
Senator Morgan
Inanne
Frison Statistics
Grover
Weihe and
Lazear
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St. Louis
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Mkinley
Pennsybonia
West Virginia
Pittsers
United States Weather Bureau
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Ara Ee
the Mercantile Agency
R. G. Dun & Co
Westinghouse
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