Monbars A Wonder at Cleveland Driving Park
Monbars defeats Roman and others in the 2 year old stake race at Cleveland Driving Park. The Kentucky wonder shows decisive speed with a mile in 2 2, weekend crowd views a strong showing by Monbars and other trotters including Mollie A and Abbie V in the 240 class and related heats at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CliveLaxa
Cleveland Driving Park Association
Monbar
Ronn
Roman
Straken
Ose
Gold Leaf
Abele V
Oeore
Prince M
Ferndale
Woreuss West Virginia Meets Close and Curious Races
Special report lists results from a day of close and interesting races at Woreuss West Virginia with times, names, and event notes. Readers see entries like Time and other track measurements, with several races featuring tight finishes and notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woreuss
W. Va
Two Trials Highlight Fair Horse Events at Matier County
Special races at the fair today drew strong fields. Star Pointer, owned by Titley Tires of Millerstown, won the 4 year old trot with a remarkable speed, finishing first and beating Dickere of Kittanning and Major Mont. Norton Wilkes won the 3 year old trot with gift slide taking second, while Montrose ran third for J Bowser of Kittanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrien
Star Pointer
Titley Tires
Millerstown
Beine “Istaneet
Dickere
Bh. Nu
Latonia Race Meet Results Mixed With Scrambled Phrases
Fragmented OCR report lists multiple races with times and placements at Latonia. Entries mention distances like one mile twenty yards and seventy yards, winners such as Yale and Matilda, with various horses and placements noted in uncertain phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teveal
Ontery
Hutnewe
Yale
Unele Bob
Business
Pitt rentOve Farlenge
Matilda Ret
Palero
Iss
Ft Raor
Girat
Lab
Pittsburg Team Presses Forward Despite No Play
The Pittsburg squad, idle yesterday, still held the best arguments against Cleveland and Brooklyn as both lost. A strong playoff chance remains if Pittsburg sustains form, with Cleveland three and Brooklyn two ahead in the race. Heavy baseball authority Mr. Howell notes Pittsburg eyes third baseman Dawn, a Mendville alum, as a rumored target. Riley is delivering solid performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Howell
Tittsburg
Dawn
Mendvilies
Riley
Boston and Cleveland Postponed Labor Day Games Sent To Thriller Split
Boston and Cleveland played two Labor Day makeups. Boston nearly lost game one but rallied with an eighth inning burst to win, while Cleveland took the second game in the fourth inning. Scoring details include Zimmer, Gruber, and enemy pitching for Boston and Cleveland batters Stover, Davis, Lowe, Kelly, Nash, Teena, Virtue, Tebran, and Graber. Umpire Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Tony
Kelly
Clevelands
Toston
Stover
Rata Davis
Basce
Lowe
Nash
Teena
Virtue
Deowble
Pers Lowe
Quien
Tucker
Zimmer
Tebran
Basie
Hy Clarkson
Childs
Trbmad
Graber
Clarkson
Young
Cen
Burkett
Its
Sten Cees
Cum
Holly
Hall — Zimmer
Econd Gamf
Rony
McAleer
Staler, Pereri
Dorle
Ccecreeenees
Rngeereneagee
McAlver
Hases
McAlerr
Doyle
Ewe
Brodie
Staler
Katy
Sorc
Horie
Vian
Staley
Kelty
Quinn
Long
Hurst
Postponed Brooklyn Cincinnati game at Eastern Park
Weather threatened as 759 fans watched a delayed contest. Two Collins left field homers highlight Cincinnati scoring while Brooklyn struggled in a 7 1 defeat. Schedule lists Pittsburg at Pittsburgh and Cleveland at Boston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooxers
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Eastern Park
Collins
Batterries and Hits Highlight Washington-Columbus Games
In yesterday's association games Washington and Columbus faced off in two matchups. Washington recorded several hits and errors across both games, with notable players contributing to the scoring and defense.
Jamestown and Elmira Baseball Score Report
A fragmented sports brief covers games between Jamestown and Elmira with scores 1 to 2, 4 to 6, and 7 to 4. It lists teams Boston Baltimore New York Pennsylvania League venues Jamestown Olean Elmira and officials Umpire O Brien and others with several battery and umpire notes.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Samenowe
Acvasvers Cunnevel
Iaipiaign Pews
Samestown
Eric
Ratteriies
Hadeon
Williams
Depa
O' Brien
Elmira
Eseccesene
Scmmart
Simtra
Olean
Errere
Ratteries
Sneeden
Pite
Agan
Doyle
Trmpire—Land
Our Boys and Quicksteps Split Greensburg Showdown
Our Boys of Pittsburg and the Quicksteps of Greensburg each won a game in a pair of high quality contests. The summary notes Batteries-Quicksteps with Smith Cowan and Orr for Quicksteps and Our Boys with Gray, Orr, and O Neill for Our Boys in the two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurexsmrac
Our Boys
Pittsburg
Quicksteps
Smith
Cowan
Orr
Gray
Our Boye
Summa
O' Neill
Bryce
Saltsburg Triumphs 9-4 Over Natrona in League Game
Saltsburg defeats Natrona 9 to 4 as Cun and Sterreck star for Tarentum County League Club. Metlulion and Leaf drive Saltshire base hits and Saltburg pitchers record earned runs while McMullen and Earn contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naroza
Sep
Saltsburge
Natrona
Sterreck
Metlulion
Leaf
Saltshire
Salteburg
Trike Ounts
OM McMullen
Saltsburg
Natrons
Jeanette Grays and Athletics Play Lively Game
Jeannette Grays and Athletics met Johnstown in a spirited afternoon game. Visitors won a close score as a large crowd watched a brilliant display of play this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JonnsTows
Jeannette Grays and Athletics
Bloody prison boxing match shocks state pen
Report reveals a savage bout at the state penitentiary five weeks ago in which Convict Dunlap defeated by Convict McCreary. Warden Mack and guards arranged preliminaries while guards and prisoners watched, betting on the result as a sponge was finally thrown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Bower
Spaio
State Penitentiary
McCreary
Dunlap
Braithwaite
Mack
Alex Roberta
Roberts
Duns
Novel electric clock presages Hoboken boxing Friday
An electric clock at the Hoboken club house will time the Gibbons versus McAuliffe bout this Friday. The device counts three minute rounds and one minute rests with a gong stroke for each period. A red light will illuminate during rounds signaling the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoboken
Gibbons
McAuliffe
General Sporting Notes Promising Races At Local Fair
Salem opens the fair week with promising races and several teams seeking games. The Gur Boys seek Saturday opponents, while Shadyside and East End Gyms discuss a game, and a notable 6 to 0 match sparks interest. Exposition Park hosts a council championship game Sara versus Gas City.
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Salem
Gur
Ray
Baltimore
Saieane
Boston
Our Boys
Shadyside
East End
Eereecea Club
Exposition Park
Sara and
Gas City
Cc. T. dEvrRers
Allegheny Athletics
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Uniontown
Jeannette
Webster Names Men Chosen for Allegheny Post Office Board
Chief Examiner Webster of the Post Office Department completed a Pittsburgh visit naming the permanent exam board for the Allegheny office under civil service rules. Nine applications for letter carriers yielded two eligible, eight for clerks produced five, one for messenger failed. Mendell Culp Cowpland named as board. Hobson and Flick to be sent for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Post Office Department
Cincinnati
Allegheny Post Office
Civil Service
Tof
Henry
Mendell
Austin W. Culp
W. B. Cowpland
Messrs
Hobson
Flick
Pittsburg
Irish National League NY council repudiates Chicago convention call
The Municipal Council of the Irish National League of New York adopted resolutions denouncing President Fitzgerald of the Irish National League of America for calling a national convention in Chicago. They say the representation basis conflicts with the league constitution and moving the meeting place from Philadelphia to Chicago is unauthorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irish National League of
Fitzgerald
Irish National League of America
Chicago
Philadelphia
Murley Maree in altercation over rent on shanty boat
Bartley Maree, constable of the Ninth ward Allegheny, attempted to evict James Murphy from a shanty boat at Cass avenue. Murphy attacked with a hammer while Maree repossessed furniture. Officer Livinut arrived and arrested Murphy. Two Pittsburgh concerns chartered in Harrisburg: National Separating and Manufacturing Company capital 120000 and Commercial Building and Lawn Association capital 100000 of Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley Maree
Ninth Ward
Allegheny
James Murphy
Cass Avenue
Maree
Oicvie Murphy
Murphy
Livinut
Progress
Harrisburg
National Separating and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
Capital
John 8. Cleveland
Wilson E. Griffith
W. J. Kiskaddon
Bellevue
Williat
M. Brown
New Castle
Thomas H. Campbell
Commercial Building and Lawn Association
Qexital
Abe Grodner Rearrested and Compromises Money Due
Abe Grodner, released on habeas corpus this afternoon, was rearrested as a fugitive from justice while leaving the court. He was taken to Magistrate Gripp's office and, with a Cleveland officer, made a compromise to pay the money owed to the Cleveland firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Grodner
Curt
Gripp
Cleveland
Pittsburg Passenger Committee Holds Routine Meeting
The Pittsburg Passenger Committee met yesterday at the Baltimore and Ohio office of Division Passenger Agent E. D. Smith. General Passenger Agent C. A. Bassett of the Pittsburg and Western served as regular chairman. The agenda covered routine matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Division
E. D. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio
C. A. Bassett
Pittsboro and Western
Sawmill Accident Splits Man In Farida County
Tom Britten of Paws Tex fell onto a running carrier at a sawmill. The saw cut through the neck and shoulder area, tearing the body open along a lengthwise path, throwing an arm, part of the trunk, and a leg to each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paws
Tex
Tom Britten
Late News In Brief From Global Wires
A collage of short items notes denied Alaska natives trouble, 45000 pilgrims at Treves, a Paris family death, wreckage from Amal at Maryport, a 14 million dollar Typefounders Trust, Russian Jewish revenge rumors, Rothschild loan refusal, train robber Bill Dalton identified, British trade contraction, hurricanes harming Halifax ships and structures, American corporate dissolutions in Boston, Panavia Cannon Company probe, Paris embargo politics, Siberian Railway engineers in Vladivostok, Great Northern Railroad legal push, Cadiz Junction tunnel collapse killing foreman, U.S. internal revenue sugar analysis, Sabbath painting dispute, and high voter interest amid labor tensions with a record turnout and women candidates.
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Russia
Empire
Bill Dalton
California
English Board of Trade
Halifax
Standard
Bay State
Boston
Morton
Supreme Court
Naa
Salisbury
Tassin
Paris
Yourerdey
Panavia Cann) Company
Oes
Eagan to Receive New Credentials After Chilean Shift
Washington notes hopeful diplomatic progress with Chile as Minister Egan gains cordial relations with the provisional government. A new Chilean president will later receive full credentials, while Honolulu reports the death of John Dominis and observes possible upheaval affecting American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
Europe
Germany
Pacific
Chile
Department of State
Egan
Department
Cable
Spain
Fish
General Sickles
Sickles
Honolulu
John Dominis
Prince Consort
Woman Dies by Own Action After Civil Service Exam
Miss Mary M. Sills of Minneapolis visiting Washington attempted the civil service exam. Despondent she feared failure and cut her throat with a razor yesterday, though no public results were released. The dispatch notes the low appointment rate for successful examinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasninetos
Sept
Mary M. Sills
Minneapolis
Washington
Civil Service
Lyman
Clarkson Named as Probable Cabinet Candidate in Proctor Vacancy
In Washington on September, John S Clarkson emerges as a likely choice for Cabinet. Rumors place him succeeding General Proctor after Hawley debunks War Secretary talk. Speculation persists that two Cabinet openings may appear by November 1, with Noble pursuing a new circuit judgeship.
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Wasutnretor
John 8
Clarkson
Hawley
Proctor
Harrison
Noble
Three Bold Girl Bandits Rob Victim on Highway
In Fart River Massachusetts in September, three young girls, about age 12, robbed Alice Greenwood and Agnes Sexton near Merchants' Mills. They demanded the purse, restrained Greenwood, and used a snuff pinch before fleeing. James Irving chased them, found the trio behind a stone crusher with the spoils, but the bandits escaped as police were sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Alice Greenwood
Agnes Sexton
Merchants’ Mills
Greenwood
James Irving
East End
Irving
NOT SLAVES BUT IMMIGRANTS BRIG TAHITI TO SAN BENITO
The brig Tahiti, distress at Drake’s Bay, sails for San Benito Mexico with 20 South Sea Islanders aboard. Officials debate course as Captain Ferguson claims Mexican immigration authority. details include three year work terms, free passage, housing, and supplies. The Turk Helen W. Aimy previously carried 240 islanders under similar terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sax Fravormco
Drake's Bay
San Benito
Mexico
Phelps
Ferguson
Helen W. Aimy
Tahiti
Lumber firm faces receiver hearing over alleged mismanagement
International Terra Cotta Lumber Company seeks a receiver, charging manager Edward Roberts of Boston with misusing collections to cover personal debts. Assets estimated 125000 to 175000, liabilities about 50000. Judge Gresham delays appointment pending proper notice. Charles Gilman of Hardin County alleges he owned most stock. Roberts allegedly took about 14000 to pay his own debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmpano
International Terra Cotta Lumber Company
Greaham
United States
Edward Roberta
Boston
Gresham
Roberts
Charles ©. Gilman
Hardin County
Davenport's Great River Carnival Lights Davenport Night
Davenport La Sept third annual river carnival attracted crowds with 209 decorated river beasts parading the canal. Fort Armstrong fired a salute as gunboats boomed, fireworks lit the skies, and Roman candles and rockets illuminated the two mile stretch before the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenvort
Fort Armatrong
A Jesse James Gang in Detroit Abduction Case
One witness in the Perrien abduction case flees the city fearing murder. Frank Parrish from St Louis testifies and seeks protection after a gang led by the Considines and partners alleged crime. Parrish had been found with a payoff pact and narrowly escaped death after a gang search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derott
Sept
Stark- Weather
Frank Parrish
St. Louis
Decrett
Considines
Starkweather
Parrish
Perrien
Kennedy
Ed Kent
Frank Grimith
Hurricane at Halifax Causes Widespread Damage to Transport
A hurricane strikes Halifax causing major damage to shipping and rail lines. The Inter-Colonial Railroad bridge across Halifax harbor collapses, a quarter mile long and valued at $100,000. Grain elevator structures, vessels, and wharf facilities are wrecked, with several ships driven ashore and crews lost.
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Halifax
Sept
Halifax Harbor
Portmouth
Eeares
Alpha
Carrie A
Annie Simpson
Youla
Wenouah
J. W. Crossley
Terrorite explosive tested by Army officers at Fort Hamilton
Fort Hamilton saw tests of terrorite an explosive claimed to be six to eight times stronger than dynamite. Colonel Henry L. Abbott and Colonel Alfred Mordecai oversaw the experiments and will report results to Washington. Mindeleff of San Francisco invented the nitroglycerine compound.
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New York
Sept
Fort Hamilton
Henry L. Abbott
Alfred Mordecai
United States Engineers
Abbott
Washington
Mindeleff
San Francisco
Young Wilson's Stealings Embezzlement at Produce Bank
Oliver C. Wilson Jr will appear before Magistrate Milligan to answer to embezzling 2500 dollars from the Produce National Bank where he served as paying teller. Bank officials confirm guilt and cite lack of banking safeguards as a factor in the theft.
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Philadelphia
Oliver C. Wilson, Jr
Milligan
Produce National Bank
Pereeen
Wilson
Complete line of men's suits and overcoats on sale
Our store offers a full range of men's casaimere and cheviot suits including double breasted styles and fall overcoats made from meltons and kerseys priced at $7. Also boys short pants suits sizes 4 to 15 in single and double breasted styles at $2 25 each. Visit Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company at Grant and Diamond streets for the best value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts- Gans
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Private safe-deposit vaults urged for valuables
Short note urges owners to store stocks bonds and valuables in private boxes inside the Farmers' Deposit National Bank vault at 66 Fourth Avenue. Administrators executors guardians and others urged to consider the advantage of secure private boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
MWF
The Best Physic Pills and Bargain Shoes at Simen's
The notice touts Best Physic Pills as a top cathartic and liver aid. It promotes a $250 value Indies' glazed kid button shoe for $2 at Simen's, 78 Ohio Street, Allegheny. Also invites customers to see custom tailor-made silk vests from H. Hawmacah & Bro., at 50 Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simen‘s
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Simen's
Pattuwy
H. Hawnacah & Bro
Sixth Street
H. Hasxacni & Bro
Outwitting a Fiend: Plans to Murder and Rob Rowe
Boston police arrested James E. Cutter who plotted to kill and loot Luther H. Rowe in Melrose. Cutter conspired with William Butler to blow up Rowe's house using dynamite and nitroglycerin, with the sister to be murdered if she resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James E. Cutter
Cutter
Luther H. Rowe
Chambers Street
Mr. Rowe
William Butler
Butter
Butler
Rowe
Olice
Ave
Mr. Howe
Melrose
Mrs. Rowe
Canadian French Condemned as Fossil Language in Senate Debate
The Canadian Senate debates a bill to allow Northwest Territories to abolish French in courts and assembly. The piece argues English will become the world language, cites historical growth of English, and predicts Canadian French will become a curiosity or fossil of literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Canadian Senate
Northwest Territories
Assembly
Canada
England
Interest in Western Mines
Investors eye Western mining as production climbs. US mineral output reached 556 million in the year ending last June with 30 000 establishments and 1.17 billion in invested capital. Montana mining firms paid 239 000 net in June and 3.1 million to stockholders since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
United States
West
Montana
Potatoes Go to Waste as California Farmers Skip Markets
California farmers face glut with salted potatoes unsold as market demand lags. In Pearson Reclamation District 60,000 bushels of potatoes may rot rather than fetch a price, much of it grown by Italian and Portuguese gardeners who plowed under spuds to reuse fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Samuel Lavenson
Fee
Pearson Reclamation
Keystone Bank Clerks Held for Trial in PunapeLrata
Three Keystone National Bank ledger clerks BE L Maguire Charlie P Ege and Frank Lawrence faced a hearing before United States Commissioner Bell on charges of making use of the bank's condition. Each was held on bail of 37400 for court.
Cuban cattle breeders meet to discuss Evans of port
Porto Principe breeders gather in Havana to decide on a remedy for evils of territory arrangement between the United States and Cuba and Porto. The meeting follows concerns about trade and tariffs affecting the cattle industry. Aiken Co. at 100 Fifth Ave. listed as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Arner & Co
Fifth Ave
Havana
Porto Principe
United
Cee
Cuba
Porto
River News And Notes In Telegraph Style
River notes report canal stage at 4 ft 5 in and 8 ft 10 in, 11 ft 6 in below. Convoy arrives with coal for Louisville and Madison trade. Ne tchez launched at Howard's. departures include Fleetwood to Cincinnati and City of Owensboro to Evansville.
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Sento
Sea Ees
Lowisville
Sept
Canal
Pomeroy
Louisville
Madison
Netchez Ae
Howard's
Fleetwood
Cincinnati
Guy of
Weather Notes From Morgantown and Nearby
Fragmentary weather bulletin records river levels at Morgantown and nearby towns. The notes include river heights in feet, dates in September, and brief remarks on sky conditions and temperatures.
River conditions and ship arrivals update from Sept
The bulletin lists river levels at several cities with inches and feet readings and notes arrivals at New Orleans and St Louis. It records conditions as clear, fair, or cloudy with warm or cool temperatures and mentions ships like White Eagle and Emma Forton and the City of Cairo Natchez.
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Morgantown
Hmownsville
Courier
Parkersburg
Revetine State
Cincinnat
Bedford
Pittsburg
Hudson
Evansville
Onleans
John Garton
St. Teet
Memrats
Providence
Seatia
Hickman
New Orleans
Cincinsati
Sept
Carneyrine
S_ cata
Orleans
White Eagle
Isons Houck
Emma Fton SH i
Clark
St. Louis
Ana Flog
Em Orleans
New
Cairo
Natchez
Wharf Activity and River Rise Fuel Boat Arrivals
Heavy river rise boosts wharf traffic as boats return with empties and schedules shift. Freights include Fred Wilson heading to Louisville for empties and J A Blackmore due with cargo. Lisle Bow bound for Charleston. C W Matchelor due tonight with plans to leave tomorrow. new steamship nearing completion touted as fastest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Louieville
J. A. Blackmore
Charleston
Parkersba
Ike Fultee
Ian
Afi Clacinadie
C. W. Matchelor
Nelile Walton
Cressi Green
Bonny Eyed
Wilbon
Frank Gilmore
Percy Roe
Fire destroys barn and storage. multiple blazes rise
Near Carlisle on Monday a large barn, outbuildings, crops, and farm equipment belonging to John Lutz were destroyed. Loss estimated at 4000 with partial insurance. A New York warehouse blaze destroyed the inn storage warehouse of P C Layton, affecting 50 business houses with chemicals, drugs, jute, shellac and goods. Firemen sustained injuries from burning chemicals, and a second blaze raged for an hour before being brought under control. Total loss and insurance pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
John Lutz
New York
Inn
P.C. Layton
Carleton
Carlsbad Sprudel Salts Endorsement Ad
A dated advertisement touts Carlsbad Sprudel Salts as a home remedy for constipation dyspepsia and stomach ailments. It urges readers to write Eisner & Mendelson Co. in New York for illustrated pamphlets and claims the product is pleasant and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Europe
Noted Pittsiore Citizen Praised Electropathic Institute
Mr J Palmer of Lawn street near Craft avenue Fourteenth ward reports extreme pain and mobility issues. He consulted the Electropathic Institute doctors who labeled his condition chronic rheumatism and promised a cure, delivering high praise for the treatment received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Palmer
Pittsiore
Lawn Street
Craft Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
Electropathic Institute
Omer
Mrs Mary J Conford Reports Electric Cure
Mrs Mary J Conford of 03 Lacock Street Allegheny describes five years of suffering from hemorrhages neuralgia insomnia and frenzy. She tried remedies without relief before a course of electricity at Electropathic Institute left her entirely cured of all troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fields
Beaver Avenue
Allegheny
Electropathic Institute
Penn Avenue
Teun
Mary J. Confor
Lacock Street
Institute physicians treat chronic ailments with specialized departments
The physicians in charge of this Institute are registered and qualified. They receive and successfully treat all patients suffering from nervous diseases, serra and Ena and other diseases owed collection electric Deere. Consulting physicians oversee the institute. Consultation and ladies will find trained female assistants in charge of their special department. Office hours 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., 706 ER at 16 S307 uM Sunday open.
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Deere
Tod
Seo- Wasn
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Ladies’ Lane
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Port Perry
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Agy Erglaw
Blaine
Setlin
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