TWO ROWING RIVALS
Western Pennsylvania sports fans await a four mile straight away sculling match between Jobo Teemer and J G Gandaur over the McKeesport course for 1.00 a side. Excursion trains from Eastern Ohio are planned, with Tax Dispatch to name a referee. Gaudaur favors straight away racing for its clarity and steady stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Teemer
J. G. Gandaur
McKeesport
Tax Dispatch
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Gaudaur
Speth
Philadelphia Launches New Steel Cruiser at Cramp's Shipyards
The steel cruiser Philadelphia was launched at Cramp's shipyards Philadelphia at 11 42 with notable guests including Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Wanamaker. About 200000 people witnessed the launch as cruiser No 4 of unarmored class is measured by fixed speed 19 knots in contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cramp’s
Harrison
John Wanamaker
Tripoli
Decatur
Navy
Rival rowers prep as St Louis man eyes victory
The article compares Gaudaur and Hanlan during Friday trials on the McKeesport course. It notes Gaudaur’s refined stroke and longer reach with projected elbows, Hanlan’s powerful but less forward drive, and Teemer’s tentative later attempt after a near mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodam
al. Hamm, Co
St Leuin
Bsaewan
Hanlan
Gaudaursone
McKeesport
Jonga
James Hrenforth
Gandaur
Wuse
Teemer
St. Louis
No Reason Found For Buffalo Vanishing Beyond Rockies Tale
The St Louis fable from the filobe-Democrat recounts an Indiana legend about buffalo herds west of the Rockies. An old medicine man directs hunters to a red calf whose sparing would secure endless buffalo, yet the calf is slain and the herd vanishes, never seen again beyond the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Indiana
Northwest
Songs That Never Get Old in Minstrel Era Press
In the St. Louis Globe-Democrat discussion, certain melodies endure with public favor while minstrel shows and flashy company acts persist, challenging views on changing tastes and entertainment standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hills
Stage songs and audience tastes in small towns
The piece notes audiences prefer sentimental ballads and plantation era songs like My Old Kentucky Home and Nelly Gray but demand sprightly tunes with sharp wit. It argues babies loving a man and woman draws encore, topical songs are liked, yet smaller towns favor love songs and negro melodies with sympathetic male duets always appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Foster
Kentucky
Nelly Gray
Heaters Stomach Aid Promoted Against Fevers and Ailments
The passage extols Heater's stomach as a preventive and eradicant for intermittent and remittent fevers and other malarial troubles. It claims efficacy in kidney troubles, constipation, rheumatism and nervousness, noting it has proven effective in both temperate regions and the tropics as a general remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Adjutant General Hastings Orders Transport to G
All orders issued by Adjutant General Hastings for transportation to G will be accepted by the agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad for tickets. This applies whether the order is drawn on this company or any other company. Caryet photos, $1 box, Lies' ular Gallery 10 and 12 Sixth st. ene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermer
Gaudaur
Teemer
Aga
Lattes
Hanian
Smother
McKecewharf
Hanlan
John A
John
Hastings
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Caryet
Ular Gallery
Sisth St. Ene
Pittsburg Finances Rally as H C Frick Bonds Tie Up 2.5 Million
The H C Frick Coke Company securing 2.5 million in bonds through Fidelity Title and Trust marks a major Pittsburg finance milestone with about 1 million placed locally and 1.5 million for sale. The 5 percent bonds run 30 years and signal strong local credit capacity, boosting confidence in mutual support among Pittsburgh institutions and resurgent fall and winter trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. OC
Frick Coke Company
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Fidelity Company
Pitwbury
Prospect of a Contiveance of the Upward Movement In Stocks
Prospect of continued upward stock movement discussed after a thin sales morning. The report notes limited trading activity and hints at potential gains amid cautious market sentiment.
Gold Shipments and Bank Clears Across Atlantic Markets
A summary of weekly exchanges and balances shows fluctuating totals in world financials. The Wall Street News contemplates gold shipments from Australia to San Francisco and London, insurance rate implications, and Pacific trade shifts. Bank clearings and reserve figures from New York, London, and other centers are reported, with weekly changes in loans, deposits, and circulation, highlighting excess reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeennees
FO Ngroe Aeeseese
Svensbsens
The
Wall Street News
Australia
San
France
London
Francisco
Seth
California
Liverpool
Pacific
San Francisco
New York
Sterling Exchange
Market Summary Amid Oil and Stock Flurry
Corrected daily by John M. Onakiey & Co. notes stock brokers and oil dealers gauging the day’s activity. With audiences thin, Bradford stock rose while New York led only briefly as overall trading waned. Market undercurrents remained. prices quoted near final levels with refined products and regional shipments reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
New York
Albron
John M. Onakiey & Co
Sixth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Terry Wi
London
Liverpool
A. B. McGrew & Co
National transit prices and certs amid market changes
Fragmented OCR text mentions transit certificates and price changes with references to New York, September 7, and rates around 95 to 100 cents. Clarity is low, but indicates market shift as opening prices adjust and certain certificates are closed or advanced. Names and concrete details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Transit
Sarin
Ene Renta
BrapForn
Ache
New York
Real Estate Week Ends With Wide Property Sales in Pittsburgh
Real estate firms report multiple Pittsburgh area properties changing hands. W C Stewart sold a Richmond property on Wilkins avenue to a Fourth avenue business man for 10500 dollars. I O Frasier sold three new brick dwellings on Forty-sixth street to Joseph Muench for 8675 dollars. Ewing & Byers sold a two-story frame house on Larimer avenue for 3500 dollars. Martin Boschert sold property on Forty-sixth street for 30000 dollars. Various other parcels and dwellings change hands in East End, East Liberty, and Allegheny for sums ranging from thousands to tens of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Stewart
Fourth Avenue
Richmond
Wilkins Avenue
Wightman Street
Squirrel Hill
I. O. Frasier
Forty-fifth
Butler Street
Sylvester W. McCluskey
Forty-sixth Street
Seventeenth Ward
Joseph Muench
Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
M. J. Brooks
Larimer Avenue
East End
Pittaberg
Martin Boschert
Thomas Kenyon
Ohio Etc
Hemp Alley
Black & Oe Avenue
A. V. D. Watterson, Esq
George W. Wurzel
Beisvale Avenue
Eaward
People's Savings
Tiroek
B. le Farm
West Liberty
A. C. Shaifer
Igneres
Piri’ Joo
Alles & Bailey
Samuel W. Black & Co
Avenue
Abby
Adair
Penn Avenue
John F. Baxter
Smithfield Street
Baum Grove
Roup Station
Baum Street
Martin Earhart
W. W. McNeill & Bro
Walter Holden
Paul Brendel
Morrison Avenue
Second Ward
Allegheny
Large scale building revival evident in fall growth
Last week saw a broad revival in construction with nine new permits issued, up from sixty-one the prior week, totaling about 122203 dollars. Projects range from large brick mansions to multiple two story dwellings, led by Mrs. Joseph Dilworth for a 31000 dollar corner brick home and Doorflinger Foster for eight brick houses on Cliff street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dilworth
Fifth Avenue
Barton Street
Doorflinger & Foster
Cliff Street
Cassatt
Jacob Gotleib
Logan Street
Eighth Ward
N. Doyle
Brereton Avenue
Joseph Kennedy
Fifty-ninth Street
Butler Street
Seeley Bros
Broad Street
Chris Conrad
Gregory
Elnze
Kincaid Street
D. O'Connel
Sunnyside Eee
Lodge
A. O
U. W
Grandview Avenue
Oneida Street
Thirty-fifth Ward
E. H. Sutmeyer
Stanton Avenue
Hiland
C. J. Drum
Nineteenth Ward
M. A. McNulty
Center Avenue
Twentieth Ward
C. G. Hussey
John Pfeifer
Lenora Street
Mason Grew
Lyric Street
Seward
C. O'Donoghue
Syl Avenue
John Long
Grace Street
M. der
G. Foster
Republic Street
Thomas A. Davis
Wabash Street
George M. Grimes
Thirteenth Ward
James Reiley
Bereton Avenue
F. Seibel
Dixon Street
Mark Stenson
Ward Street
Fourteenth Ward
Y. Kaldstaler
South Street
Fifteenth Ward
Hubert Muir
Second Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
William Flanagan
Thirtieth Street
Penn Avenue
David Pfefferle
Morningside Road
Eighteenth Ward
Samuel Crawford
Station Street
John Geiser
Dearborn Street
Kate Borland
Westminster Street
Van
John McVey
Auburn
Robert G. Tompford
Joseph Street
J. R. Holland
Daniel Coleman
Shetland Street
Marton Street
Twenty-second Ward
EB. Elmore
Say An
Jane
Louis Funk
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth Ward
Am Winters
Sixteenth Street
Th Ward
Ward
Frazier Streets
J. FL McCance
Dithridze Stork Ponsa
Carnegie Street
Vite Aourth
Fitty-afth
Highteenth
Ied
Ross
Oil crosses the dollar line in bullish market turn
Oil prices moved above the dollar mark for the first time since August 17. The session started weak, rose through the day with gains aided by bullish field news, Antwerp fire losses, rising consumption, and short covering, closing steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajo
Antwerp
Bag Parker
Fragmentary Street Lot Listings in City Wards
A fragmented OCR list details numerous small building lots and structures across wards, naming owners such as Miss 8. W. Brown, Tim Griffin, John H. Adams, and Mahoney. It notes various frame, brick, and masonry structures with rough dimensions and street locations including Evaline street, John C. Mini addition, W Con street, Wick, Preble, Strobo, and Pervio streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Fourth Street
Eighteenth Ward
Miss
W. Brown
Frame
Max
Evaline Street
Tieth Ward
Fae
Mil- Tor
Kiensat
Mary
Haley
Toomer
Rayan
Sweeney
Daniel Jen
Turteenth Mahoney
Preble Street
F. L. Kreba
Wataroo
Pervio Streets
Fourteenth Ward
Thomas Muspey
Strobo Street
Stock Market Strong on Saturday Despite Weak Coal Stocks
New York reports unusual market strength with bullish news and broad buying, especially in rail and bank shares. Early losses in some issues gave way to a rally as investors pressed amid rising bank reserves, with Ohio Southern and Missouri Pacific among movers, and total two hour session volume around $600,000. Whitney & Stephenson note the day’s activity and corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware and Hudson
Saptatean
Rene Og Fr
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Seers
Louis
Ego 8Ich
Richmond
West Point
Missouri Pacific
Atohnson
Wabash
Ohio Southern
Whitney & Stephenson
Pittsburg
Seme Bers
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Bears
Cid
Agricultural Prices and Market Reporter Note
Fragmentary OCR lists commodities and market figures including flour barrels wheat and corn bushels oats rye barley and meat products. Mentions Produce Exchange market activity with prices described as higher. References to dairy products eggs and miscellaneous farm items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauer
Secret Societies Meet For Annual Picnic And Meetings
Secret societies announce an annual picnic at Kinney's Grove on September 14 with Welcome and Mansfield councils involved. State officials including J P Winower will visit Johnstown next Friday for a union meeting and local councils may be selected for short city appearances. New charters and branch openings are planned in Homestead and Noblestown amid upcoming visits and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Council No. 123
Kinney's Grove
Mansfield
Acite Canal
J. P. Winower
Alte. Eny
Stephen Collins
State Council
Edward Deamer
Johnstown
Fridar 13
M Clis
Orient Council
Nao
Order
Homestead
Saateee F
Papery Beeen
Goldman to Institute New Conclave Next Week
Supreme Inspector A. L. Goldman will institute a new conclave during the coming week. J. K. Moorehead Conclave No. 2 will hold sessions on Monday evening, September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Goldman
J. K. Moorehead
Ary
Sienna
Supremes
Archon
Charlies EL Cornelianity
Fixed in His Mind and a Serious Illness Described
The fragment recounts a person detailing persistent throat mucus, choking and coughing spells, and a lingering illness that blocks swallowing. Symptoms include throat irritation, frequent hawking, mucus buildup, nausea after eating, and fluctuating appetite. The account conveys ongoing health distress and impact on daily function.
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Teemer- Gandaur
Jacob G, Gaudatr
Ance
John Teemee
MM. G. ConEx
G. A. BK
Haker Aldes
W.H. Holmes & Son
Chicago House
Clark Street
Water Street
Clark St
First Avenue
Pitcairn’s
Bradsheet
K.G. Don & Co
Union
Gibraltar
the Law Committee of
New York Stock
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Toore
Financiara
Jon
Bank of Pitcburg
Keystone Bank
New York and Cleveland Coal Co
Beldge Btocke
Pisburg Riauifehans Hridige
la Noria Mining Go
Ecenecsessees
Silverton Mining CO
Allegheny County Electric
Westinghouse Hlectrion
Monongahela Water Co Union Switch
Sieuas
Loutavaie
Nasbv' Obe
Northwestern
Ceres
Anew National Bank
Eee Bank
Wesue National
Moon
Ange Nati Bank
N. Seal
Wees
Iron Iron City
Masont
Sxrens Monon
Bank
Odd Fellows Ag
Bideghenr Insurance Co
Ce Consolidated Gas Co
Allegheny Gas Co
Colvania Ed Coselphia Co
Heeling Gas Co Soenrees
Oomimbir
Veceneersessocases Sensee
Snow Senk
Trac Prusburg
Casant A Ney
Pittaburg
aAlléghen
Bratleoad
Fitis
Youngstown
Ashtabula R. EK
McK
Yough
Pittus., Cin
Louis BR
Estern
Mooney Centers
Coe Ase
Canad
Den
Ps & Bias A
Bathmore
Ngesox
England
Bank Clearwin Tece
la Peak
Pitts
Bee
Leon
Lake Erie
West
Louisville
Nashville
Rome Wei Bey
Marshers Pacift
My & N Pacific
Mississippi
Oregon
Oregon Transcon
Sind
W.L.T
Chicago Gas Trust
Ion
She
Stephenson
Pittsbure
Roy Koren Heriae
Orihern Pacific
Atch. & Tov
Vie. Central
Boevon
Ais Win Central Ptt
Hoston
Maine
AllowezMgCo
Siege Pam
Cing, San
Cleve
Usceola
Eastern R. B. Punt
Iiere
U.lst
New Eng
San Siego
Cement
Burg
Negeens A
Will Toatstate
M. G. Comex
Fifth Ave
Market St
Smithfield St
Castoria
Srokeers—Financial
Waney & Stephenson
Commission
Seisholm &Co
Broadway
Washington Force
Stock and Securities Co
Express of Messenger
Eisner
Wood Street
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade and Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Sixth ST
Rialto Building
Willard McGrew
Sheffield St
Dra
Copeland
Blair
Mr. Egg ecGeem
Sheffield Street
Lottie J. Forker
Arch Street
Mi Pa
Abe
Abe Ar
M. OC. Wilson
Canonsese
Dre Copelana
Bisi
Copeland Blair
Sixth Avenue
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