Big Pittsburg Victory Over Cleveland in Exciting Park Game
Yesterday at Exposition Park the Pittsburg P L team edged Cleveland P L 5 in a pitching dinner of errors and timely hits. Radford at short and McGill on the mound kept the visitors in check as Stricker and Tebeau produced key runs. Crowd of 521 marked the smallest turnout of the season amid threatening weather and muddy ground.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Mhiladelpuis
Gore
Exposition Park
Cleveland P. L
McGin
Sawles
McGill
Radford
Maul
Cleveland Holbert
Tebeau
Holbert
Tebean
Stricker
Stein
Pall
Brooklyn and Philadelphia Play at Eastern Park
In Brooklyn at Eastern Park on September 1 a baseball game between the Brooklyn and Philadelphia Players’ teams ended with Philadelphia scoring the only run in the tenth inning. Hallman mishandled a ball from Ward allowing Wood to reach and Hallman to score. final line shows Brooklyn error and late Philadelphia run.
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New York
Eastern Park
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Hallman
Ward
Wood
New York Triumphs In Close Polo Grounds Contest
At the Polo Grounds the New York team edged Boston in a tight contest as superior hitting carried the home club to victory. Clarke's aggressive play at third base and a timely run in the Qual inning sealed the win, with the New Yorkers earning the score in a guarded battle.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Boston
Clarke
Denny
Baseball League Matchups Listed for Weeknight Cards
National League pairings include Pittsburgh at Chicago Cleveland at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Philadelphia Boston at New York Playgirls League features Cleveland at Pittsburgh Chicago at Buffalo Philadelphia at Brooklyn New York at Boston Association Toledo plays at Philadelphia
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Pitteberg
PF. L
Cleveland
P. L
Phila
Broooklyn
Beton
New York
P.L
Chicago
N. L
Pitesburg
XN. L
Cincinnati
N.1
Brookive
N. E
Boston
Rinew York
Shanna
Inn
W.brown
Eine
Budeio
National League
Pitteborg
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Playress' LeaGue
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Association
Toledo
Baltimore Batter Notes and Errors From Recent Games
In a compact round of box scores, Baltimore posted a 10 to 7 win over Louisville with 7 runs highlighted. Other results include Rochester defeating St. Louis 5 to 2. Columbus and Moelester faced pedestrian scores. Errors and hits are tallied across multiple cities with sparse detail.
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Baltimore
Louwville
Summany
Weigel Eo
Louisville
Lea Onozr
Sara i. Gasman
Oraya Errore Bare
Columbus
Moelester
Cuban Giants Defeat Bellefontes Ambush in Evening Tea
The celebrated colored Cuban Giants of New York defeated the Bellefontes this afternoon in a game played in Beurroste, Pa. The home team made costly errors at critical moments, allowing the visitors to secure the victory.
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Beurroste
York
The
Bellefontes
Cass
Chicago Beats Pittsburg In Rough National League Game
A September game describes Captain Anson leading Chicago past Pittsburg. The Cubs move to fourth while Cincinnati slides, with Day pitching poorly for Philadelphia and Hutchinson steady for Chicago. Wilmot’s three-base hit and a string of balls and errors fuel Chicago’s rally, as Foster and Carroll contribute in late innings.
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Cuiiaco
Anson
Cincinnatis
Philadelphias
Reds
Pittsburgs
Clevelands
Jonahs
Chicago
Mr. Day
Philadelphia
Hutchinson
Sales
Pittsburg
Balla
Wilmot
Foster
Carroll
Cooney
Barke
Miller
la Hogue
Docker
la Coun
Wilmet
Hutchineon
Ivy
Day
McQuaid
Cleveland and Cincinnati Play Two in One Day Inning Duel
In Cincinnati on September 9 the Cleveland and Cincinnati teams split a doubleheader that extended 14 innings for the first game before darkness halted the second. Strong hitting aided Cleveland with a late rally, while Cincinnati debuted catcher Billy in solid fashion. Summary notes earned runs by Seon for Cleveland and Davis and McKean for Cleveland, with Holliday delivering a key three-base hit.
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Cinci'natl
Cleveland
Repfae McPhee
Bao Marr
Davis
Kelliy
O Virtue
Mullane
West
Cincinnat
Summany
McKean
Hollidar
Marr
Beard
Maak Pee Hellly
Phillies Defeat Brooklyn In High-Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia hammers Brooklyn in a wild game with Terry starting for the visitors, Allen delivering stellar defense, and Smith tallying ten days after his last night. Brooklyn slips to 6 runs on errors and Philadelphia to 13 in a dramatic scoring spree. Burns, Hamilton, Myers, McCauley, Allen, and Smith among the standouts.
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Philadelphia
N.I
Brooklyn
Terry
Caruthers
Bushong
Clark
Allen
Smith
Philadelphis
Collin Burns
Hamilton
Myera McCauley
Ays
Myers
MrCw
Deee
Chicago to Cleveland Scores and Phrases
Fragmentary OCR mentions Chicago Cleveland and numbers 6 48 308 32 77 with unclear context. The readable items imply a brief scoreboard style line or listing but lack complete events, teams, or outcomes.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Eeel Pattebere
Grand Circuit Flyers Debut at Fleetwood Park
In New York Fleetwood Park hosted the Grand Circuit Flyers with about 2000 spectators. The trunk speed event featured entries such as Scramble Robert M and Wilkes with times around 2 57 and 2 18, racing under bets and showcases from Vandererif and Geers as the crowd watched the season opener.
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Robert M
Red Wilkes
Races at Sheepshead Bay Result Summary
Following races at Sheepshead Bay on September 1 Ballyhoo won the first race with Ben Harrison second and Lago third in 1 10. Sallica Castalia took second in the three quarters race with Sir George third. Fonso and Masverione were second in the mile. Vi Janene finished second in the one mile event with a time of 2 24 1 5. Los A first led the mile and a quarter on turf with Kenwood second. Mac beth fret won the mile and a quarter on turf with Bellwood second and St Luke third in 2 11.
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Sheepshead Bayt
Ballyhoo
Ben Harrison
Lago
Sallica Castalia
Sir George
Los A
Kenwood A
Macbeth Fret
Bellwood
St. Luke
Rain postpones Mercer County fair races
The Mercer County Central Agricultural Society opened its annual fair amid heavy rain. Entries were large and varied but most horse races were postponed to the next day. The Mercer and New Amington baseball game was also called off due to rain.
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Merron
Mercar County Central Agricultural Society
Mercer
Pittsburgh racing notes at Wheeling State Fair opener
Special telegram reports opening races at Wheeling State Fair in heavy track wind and light attendance. First race trot details include Wood Martin and Prospect, with Times around 2:34 to 2:41 and purses listed. Foul driving noted with Prospect’s $10 penalty. other entries include Kentucky Bird Pleasan Clarkaburg Lulu Bon and several drivers.
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Wheeling
Wureetive
W. Va
Ani
Wood Martin
Eet
Shenaemprore
Jim
Hiddle
Nerva
Kentucky Bird
B. Pleasan
Clarkaburg
W. Vi
Lulu Bon B.m
M. E. Gallah
Sored
Ames Pe
Thurton
D.asig
Ie SA
William Ily
Ville
Boliiday
Giarke- Ee
Meadville Wheelmen Hold Tournaments In Fine Weather
Meadville cycling club organized a program with races from six mile mule road to half mile sprints. Winners include Critehelow of Meadville in 27 minutes for the mule road race and W L Lee in the half mile, Blowers and Clark among top finishers in several events.
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Meadville
Kaegertown
Critehelow
Hollister
Mena- Fille
Williams
Blie
Henry
Blowers
Brown
C. Steelegee
A. Steel
Clark
W. L. Lee
Hee Mansfield
Penny
Warren
Peters
Westfield
Erews Greenfield
Taylor
C. Steele
Black
Robinson
Cames Stenger
Cole
Blowera
Eee
Steele
Fifa
McCrea
Opening Day at Warren Fair Opens Despite Rain
Opening day at Warren Fair drew fair attendance despite bad weather. The colt trot had three entries including Pa Bay and Nellie Mooney, with Frontier winning easily as rain halted the remaining races and many prominent horsemen were present.
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Warren
Pa Bay
D. Wee Dan
Wolacy Word
Nellie Mooney
Droogot
Rene
Aie Se Rontier
Easi
Great Preparations For Bicercle Road Race Contes
Extensive preparations are under way by the Pennsylvania Wheelmen's Association for a 21 mile road race set for September 20 in Reapine. The event draws top entrants and offers prizes worth about 500 dollars. The Harrisburg pike course and Wilhelms record of 71 miles in 1868 are noted. The L A W business division meeting occurs in the city on the Mib instant.
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Reapine
Pennsylvania Wheelmen's Association
Sheelmen
W. I. Wilhelm
Mib
Harrisburg Pike
Annual NRA Fall Prize Meeting Opens at Creedmoor
The eighteenth annual fall prize meeting of the National Rifle Association for America began at Creedmoor State range. National Guard members from New York and detachments from New Jersey Pennsylvania Washington and Connecticut are present. The Canadian team vies for the Hilton trophy as the Wimbledon cup match yields nine entries. Major C H Gaus repeats last year with a high score of 100.
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Creedmoor
Queens
L. L
National Rifle Association For America
National Guard of
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Washington
Conneticut
C. H. Gaus
Sheffield Handicap at Johnstown 150 Yard Sprint
A 150 yard sprint handicap under Sheffield rules will be held in Johnstown in the latter part of the month. The $100 purse is divided. Entrance fee is 3 cents with 2 percent to the acceptor. Entries to William Peters Fourth Ward Hotel Johnstown by September 18. Referee and pistol firer chosen on site by competitors.
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Johnstown
William Peters
Fourth Ward
Pittsburg Cricket Club may not travel to Philadelphia
A glancing look at yesterday's baseball attendance shows waning interest as Tur Pittsburg Cricket Club may not go to Philadelphia next week due to member constraints. The Northside Gun Club held its regular shoot with standard contestants and some notable contests. ScroGas Beetwens of New York sold the filly English Lady to A. Bock of Spirit of the Times for 10000. Manager Krpielg of the Southside Standard Baseball Club seeks a meeting with the Acmes’ manager this evening at 6 to arrange a 0 a side game.
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Tur
Pittsburg Cricket Club
Philadelphis
Eves
Northside
Spirit of the Times
Krbieg
Southside Standard Baseball Club
Acmes
Gas Pipe Lines Reach Toward Chicago from Indiana Lands
The Chicago public learns of a vast Indiana gas field in Madison Grant Howard and Tipton counties and a planned eight inch cast iron pipeline by the Standard Oil Company. Leases total about 75 000 acres led by John Ziegler of Smith and Ziegler. Pipe delivery begins near Kokomo with seven drifts and crews drilling wells yielding about 3 000 000 feet daily. Local fears focus on Standard Oil control and franchise terms under Hyde Park Gas Company as Chicago moves to regulate price and supply for manufacturers and residents.
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Dispatch
ChicaGco
Chicago
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Detroit
Standard Oil Company
Madison
Grant
Howard
Tipton
Indiana
John Ziegler
Standard
Lima
Ziegler
Kokomo
Howard County
Smith & Ziegler
Smith
Roe
Columbus Construction Company
Kankakee
Hyde Park Gas Company
Indiana Boulevard
Indiana State Line
Indiana Line
Police notes and minor assaults report
Charles Smith allegedly knocked down and kicked by PaTrick Delaney. William Thomas arrested for insulting ladies at Ward and Wilmot streets Oakland. Joan Kiren and Andrew Rosinski arrested for disorderly conduct at 1415 Penn Avenue. John Fullerton arrested for disorderly conduct and Charles Dunlo for interfering with an officer. Mrs Bringer McCartsy jailed for cruelty to children. Maggie Bannon injured after a fall from a second story at Carnegie Avenue Catholic school. Alfonso Ross charged after allegedly assaulting Daniel Rierson with a stiletto. hearing set. Two men detained in Springfield on suspicion of derailing a passenger train. later discharged. Names withheld by Panhandle officers.
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Patrick Delaney
Charles Smith
William Thomas
Ward
Wilmot
Oakland
Joan Kiren
Andrew Rosinski
Penn Avenue
Joun Fullerton
Charles Dunlo
Bringer McCanrtsy
Fifth Avenue
Gripp
Maggie Bannon
Carnegie Avenue
Eighteenth Ward
Daaniel Rierdon
Donovan
Alfonso Ross
Ross
Springfield
Bulger
Cut Down the Salary of Allegheny City Organist
Allegheny Council Finance Committee debated the organist's pay with Edwin Lare proposing 1200 dollars per year after city reports on free recitals. Opponent Cochran urged no salary, while Arthur Kennedy urged continued pay and public subscription to cover 600 dollars.
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Allegheny
Edwin Lare
Cochran
Arthur Kennedy
Carnegie
Wales
Kennedy
Holman
Alleghany Councils
Ciy Seliciter
Ie Meon
Widespread Arrests in Sensational Police Case
Eleventh arrest in a major case nets Alexander Fresh and a host of notable locals including William Mae Harry Campbell and John Craig. The 15 year old victim Miss M Gilchrist lies in critical condition at Nineteenth ward station. Brown Craig and Strong out on bail as tension rises at Walls and Ends.
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Whitehouse
McKelvy
James McLaughlin
Alexander Fresh
Westinghouse
Wilmerding
Wall's Station
William Mae
Glassblower
Larkins’ Alley
Harry Campbell
Twentieth
Sarah Streets
Southside
Brown
Patrick Mathews
Carey Alley
Twenty-sixth Street
Thomas Strong
South Twenty-ninth Street
John Craig
Carson Street
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-sixth
George Walker
Mononhola River
Cohen
Miss Gilchrist
Pennsylvania Railroad
Twenty Two New Teachers Sought At Central Board Meeting
The Central Board of Education met to approve a regular report from the High School principal. Enrollment totals include 520 in academics 68 in normal and 280 in commercial, an overall rise of four. The board urged twenty-two new teachers and authorized several school allocations with a concern the appropriation may exhaust.
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Central Board of Education
Diamond National Bank
McCargo
Thirteenth Ward
Hancock
Mt. Washington
Allen
Oakland
Mt. Alpion
Forbes
Colfax
quartet of young runaways from Allegheny head to Cleveland
A party of four youths Mamie ONeill 13 Frank Levi 16 Sadie Caton 15 and Irvin Hageman 16 from Allegheny were found in Cleveland. They rented two rooms with boys and girls separated. Levi planned to leave for work and to provide a home for Mamie after claiming she had been wronged. Levi and companions were taken into custody and awaits further action.
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Cleveland
Mamie O'Neill
Frank Levi
Rebeccs Street
Allegheny
Sadie Caton
Penn Avenue
Irvin Hageman
Levi
Mr. Levi
Fire destroys 450000 bushels at Ogdensburg elevator
Early this morning a blaze swept No 10 elevator owned by the Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad in Ocpensburg New York destroying about 450000 bushels of wheat and corn. Loss values reach 500000 with an insurance of 150000.
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Ocpensburg
N.Y
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Railroad
Steamship Arrivals and Local Services Report
Yesterday’s vessels include Stivets from New York and Antwerp with calls at Bremerhaven and Queenstown. Also noted is a health ad for Dr Miles’ Nervine with free samples at Jos Fleming & Son and a coat offer at Freishmans’s New Cloak Department featuring tailor-made cheviots and diagonals at $12.50.
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New York
Antwerp
Elbe
Bremerhaven
Majestic
Queenstown
Miles
Nervine
Jos. Fleming & Son’s
Market St
Freishmans
Various National Incidents Include Assassination Attempt and Legal Actions
Reports cover a farmer shot near New Orleans by an unknown assailant, two suits against the Louisville Post for 100000 dollars each, and a forged account claim against William F Stingufer involving 19000 dollars. Also noted are meetings of trade associations in Detroit and Fort Monroe, a prize fighter’s arrest in St Louis, and Western Union’s dividend plan. China arrivals to British Columbia show a surge for August, and a cloak department advertises a 25 inch black and blue chevron coat for 750 dollars, üb bargain at 12 dollars.
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Tue
Roadmasters’ Association of America
Detroit
David Dougherty
New Orleans
Louisville Post
Abel
American Pharmaceutical Association
Fort Monroe
Denver Be
Thomas Buckner
William F. Stingufr
Pennsylvania Rolled Steel Car Wheel Car Company
Norristown
Western Union Telegraph Company
Arliz Flont
St. Louw
Fkishman
Bargain Dressy Suits Offered at 890 in Pitteburg
2000 suits priced at 890 offer four styles in cheviots meltons cassimeres and worsteds cutaways and sacks. First pick available for a fine suit valued at 15. Visit Prrissvune Compination Clothing Co at Grant and Diamond opp Court House. Also T D Casey Co 971 Liberty selling wines and liquors with mail and phone service.
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Pitteburg
Pp. Co. CO. C
Prrissvune Compination Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Streets
the Court House
T. D. Casey & Co
Liberty Street
Perfect Jewels Sell Ladies Shoes at G D Simons
A local retailer advertises a limited sale of ladies Dongola kid button shoes and spring heels at 150 dollars per pair. The event runs for a few weeks at G. D. Simons located at 78 Ohio Street in Allegheny Pennsylvania.
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G. D. Simon’s
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Rcwr
Coroner reports multiple deaths with cause details
The coroner's jury finds accidental death for an unknown child found in the Ohio River near Brunot's Island. Other cases cite causes including uremia for John Endreschild, death from negligence for Michael Connnelly, heart failure for John Stabbitt, and a brain hemorrhage in Thomas Brennen's death. An Italian victim at Willow Grove is noted.
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Ohio River
Brunot’s
Jeremiah Jones
Willow Grove
Pittsburg and Western Road
John Endreschild
Michael Connnelly
John Stabbitt
Thomas Brennen
Chartiers
Growing Society of OC M B A Holds Cathedral Mass
The OC M B A opened with solemn high mass at the Cathedral and Father Sheedy preached. President Fox reported two years of growth showing 95 branches in the state with about 6,000 members, nearly 2,000 new in two years, and suggested raising the secretary’s salary to 1,000 and stricter medical examiners. Grand Secretary Shields noted two-year benefits totaling 137980.19 and attributed previous attrition to lax medical exams.
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Father Sheedy
Union Veteran Legion Hall
Fox
Shields
Breaking News Fragments From Various Global Incidents
A collage of small items notes incidents from Rybnik to Cairo, including deaths from electrocution and apoplexy, demographic estimates in Ireland, a new electric railway franchise for Ogden, Utah, injuries in a Kasas collision, cholera cases in Cairo and Tokar, and varied political and social events across Europe and America.
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Bardowski
Russia
Ireland
Ogden
Utah
Kassas Guy
Cairo
Tokar
Boulanger
London Herald
Wellington
New Zealand
Tothe Tes
Michael Eily Torrorcine
Henry P. Liddon
D. D
D. CG. L
Weston Super-Mare
Enan
Travelers and Travel Afoot in Local Notes
Mixed dispatch of travelers and travel agents with brief notes on Europe trips Algiers Passion Play Oberammergau business trips West mining activity in Colorado and a family illness in Irving N J notable names include McKenna McDonald Smith Holmes Heist Burley Beecher Jackman Lawman and Beringer in transit or on assignment with towns Pittsburg Harrisburg and Kentucky referenced.
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C. F. McKenna
Frank McDonald
Europe
Algiers
McKenna
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Division
E. D. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Chicago
Robert Norton
Herman Holmes
Medina
Louisville and Nashville
Seventh Avenue
T. H. Heist
Boston
Harrisburg
Colorado
David Burley
Union Pacific
C. C. Beecher
Vandalia
Pittsburg
Ed Jackman
Jasper Lawman
Irving, N
Stella
Beringer
Kentucky
Election of Directors at the Rohnsin Slaging Society
The annual election filled nine director seats with C F Klopfer Emil Loos George William Spesterbach F W Neubert Gustav Mark Co W Kraus N Baller and Julius Bieber elected. The Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania plans a regular meeting at the Court House rooms with papers by Prof. J Chapman and Rev. A A Lambing. The Allegheny Controller's report shows August receipts of 966501.01 and disbursements of 69900.14, balance 24880.25. Humane Society directors noted contributions totaling 14.
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Avenue
C.F. Klopfer
Emil Loos
George
William Spesterbach
F. W. Neubert
Gustav Mark
Co. W. Kraus
N. Baller
Julius Bieber
Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania
Court House
J. Chapman
A. A. Lambing
Great Lakes
Allegheny
Directors of the Humane Society
Davidson
Mystic Chain Knights Convene in Pennsylvania Convention
The Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain met in Pennsylvania with about 140 of 155 lodges represented. D K Rotten delivered the address. A parade followed as 8. J. Ashton and George A. Mitchell attended, and founder John A. Matthews, now 78, could not participate due to illness. The order claims 15,000 Pennsylvania members and presence in other states.
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Pittsburg
Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain
Pennsylvania
D. K. Rotten
Columbia
F. J. Skerritt
Philadelphia
Charles Ashcom
Johnstown
L C. Gotthold
John J. Davis
W. C. Brown
J.C. Stark
York
Richard White
Allegheny City
J. T. Leeser
McKeesport
J. Ashton
Deane York County
George A. Mitchell
Aes
Lowe
John A. Matthews
Matthews
Reading
Train wreck near Bellefonte on sharp curve
A Lewisburg bound train narrowly escaped disaster near Bellefonte when the front pony wheel failed at a high curve, the engine jumped the rail and toppled over the embankment. Diamond Montgomery of Lewisburg was reportedly aboard and injured in the incident.
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Bellefonte
Lewisburg
Fsamond Montgomery
Sete
Weather Bulletin Reports Widespread Rain and Cooling Conditions
Special Weather Bulletin notes rain in Northern New York Ohio and Mississippi valleys and Texas with exceptionally heavy fall in San Antonio and 1.6 inches in Cincinnati. No storm centers visible nationwide. High pressure cold air in lake region with another high from Montana. Cooler elsewhere except Middle Atlantic and Gulf States. Frost possible in Rocky Mountain states. overall warmup expected in corn and wheat belts.
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Dispatch
New York
Ohio
Mississippi
Texas
San Antonio
Cincinnati
Montana
Middle Atlantic
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Rocky Mountains
River Swells After Heavy Rains Sale of Steamer Joseph B Williams
The Monongahela rose after last nights heavy rain with boats loading coal at the upper pool. Fourteen boats from Cincinnati and Louisville arrived with empties and may depart soon if waters stay high. The steamer Joseph B Williams sold at public auction on Ferry Street to W C Jutte and M Munball for 26.20, likely to be used in the New Orleans trade.
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Louisville
Joseph B. Williams
Ferry Street
W. C. Jutte
M. Munball
Lower River Transportation Lines
Jutte and Munhall
Williams
New Orleans
River heights and weather across towns with vessel movements
Special telegram reports river levels varying from 2 feet 6 inches to 22 feet with rising and falling trends. Cities cited include Browns ville Warren Wheeling Cincinnati Evansville Alleghany Junction Memphis Louisville and St Louis. The Jos Nixon will be sold by the U S Marshal this week. Ships and barges arrive and depart, Monongahela and Ohio levels noted.
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Moncanntown
Brownsville
Warren
Wheeling
Louisville
Jos. Nixon
Mat. Allan
H. K. Hedford
Alex Swift
Tom Dodsworth
John Moren
Josh Cook
Tom Reese No
Jim Brown
Davis Island
Ohio
Boy Is Lodged At Central Station After Wrong-Train Mixup
George Preston a T year old boy from Clarksburg West Virginia was lodged at Central station after his father a blacksmith placed him on a train home. The boy arrived in Pittsburgh instead of Clarksburg due to a mistake in routing.
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George Preston
Clarksburg
W. Va
Central Station
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Clarkabure
Canadian Pacific Shipping Routes Expand Through Pittsburg and Western
The Canadian Pacific moves import goods into the territory via the Pittsburg and Western from Fairport, across the Isle to St Thomas, and by sea from England to Montreal. A two title line is used by rail and water. The Tata Tea area remains cheaper than the Eastern seaport route.
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Canadian Pacific
Pittsburg
Western
Fairport
Isle
St. Thomas
England
Montreal
Tata Tatea
Detective Finds Missing Girl at Central Station
Detective Sol Coulson reports meeting Jo see Fitz gibbon, an 11 year old from Cawego New York, who came to the depot to meet her father a backsmith who sent money. She could not locate him and remains at Central station.
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Sol Coulson
Jo See Fitzgibbon
Cawego
N. Y
Central Station
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