Shooting Match at Live Pigeons and Strong Reds Defeat
In Cincinnati on September 11, Recker's mishits and A B King spark a lively shooting match while Duryea and Anderson star on the mound as the Reds beat the Pirates 4 to 1 in a game noted for fielding and pitching. The day also features racing results and other tort contests from Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siradapsenn Sen Speseee Serenesss
Cimon Ant
Pittburgs
Reds
Duryea
Anderson
Pittsburgers
Mealix
Ldecker
Holliday
Mezzo
Berger
Knights
Ah Fe Assertion
Cinginsati
Pittevurk
Horn
Jo Plaingman
Tine
Reilly
Sales
le Decker
Mil Decker
Bale Beard
Hotlty
Aaines
Alifier
Decker
Nelson
Pallis
Strief
Sreond Gnane
McPhee
Beard
O.ln
O'Decker
Ie Holliday
Seeaeete S
Kulgtti
Oo Wilson
Har'ngtone
O Sales
Chicago Cubs Rally to Split Doubleheader with Cleveland
Chicago wins the first game easily then stumbles late in the second, as a sharp defensive play by Earle turns a liner into a double play. The Cubs take the opener 4 to 6 and edge Cleveland in the nightcap to split the twin bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Earle
Burns
Clevelands
Garme
Boston Defeats Philadelphia 2-1 in Rough Weeknight Game
Boston earns a 2-1 win over Philadelphia with Sullivan and Hardie supplying home runs. Pitchers Nichols and others contribute, while double plays by Myers and McCauley aid the victory. Umpire Powers presides as both teams battle in a tense matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Bostos
Nichols
Cates Tory
Sullivan
Hardie
Reta ES Phila
Hamilton
Ane
Sanday
oyLee Sullivan
Myers
Eb Brodiy
Thompen
O'Gements
Meare
Oeetren
BeLauley
Fmith
Aleee
Vickers
P.O
National League matches listed for eight cities
The schedule lists Leac ve Pittsburg vs Cincinnati, Cleveland vs Chicago, Philadelphia vs Boston, Brooklyn vs New York. Also Pittsburgh at Buffalo and other pairings including Chicago at Cleveland and Boston at New York. Association Athletic at Brooklyn Syracuse at Rochester Louisville at Columbus St Louis at Toledo.
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Pitteburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Puarses
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Association—Athletic
Syracuse
Rochester
Louisville
Columbus
St Louis
Toledo
Wanderers Target Jersey City Pitcher for Pittsburg NJ Club
F Sith a pitcher for Jersey City wired Director O Neil offering services to the Pittsburg NJ club for the rest of the season at 50 dollars. O Neil declined preferring hitters over pitchers. The Cleveland and local National Leagues planned a Canton game on the 18th. Rain may cancel five Cleveland games and exhibition events at Canton are noted.
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F. Sith
Jersey City
Wired
O'Neil
Pittsburg N. J
O' Neil
Jersey City Phonom
N. L
Cleveland N. L
Canton
Cleveland
Biome
Rain Postpones Several Baseball Games Across Leagues
New York September 1. Rain postponed National League games including Brooklyn at New York and Brook at Boston, and Players at New York at Ohio. In the American Association three innings were played with Baltimore leading Syracuse 3 to 0 in athletic action at Baltimore.
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New York
National League
Brooklyn
Players
Ohio
Brookwas
Boston
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Iican Association
Syracuse
Rochester
Amthletic
Baltimore
Lengthee Disbanded and Erie Baseball Club News
The Erie Baseball Club and the New York State Ball League undergo changes as clubs reorganize amid uncertainty. Details on dates and actions remain unclear in the fragmentary report from Eure dated September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HP Atoll
Eure
Erie Baseball Club
New York State Ball League
New York and
Bad accident mars turf events at Wheel-Inge-Colonel Forest
At Wheel-Inge-Colonel Forest meets 15000 fans watched the State Fair speed events. A mile dash ended with a severe crash as Gustave Portner of Elm Grove was struck by Fitz Lee and suffers brain concussion and internal injuries. Mme. Leroy nearly drowned but her husband secured a safe trip for her. The card lists results across four races with horses from New Orleans Hale and other entries and purses noted.
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Colonel Forest Wiss
Wheeelixa
Gustave Portner
Elm Grove
Eis. Fisher
B. m
George Mahoy
South Eames Aake
Holliday
Fincastle
Veee Moo
Bob Fisher
K- Vv
Sharpnack
Carmichael
Paul Stary Teller
New Orleans
Peter EB
John A Collins
Musa Kitey
Wai Nu
Itty Hsard
Ierer
Youngs Own
Alwood
John Hinds
Mine
Menegade
Wm. Waddle
L. W. Va
W. Va
Gilmore & Boyle. Bros
Regulator
B. S
H. Mecham
Thompson
Wi ‘Neal
East Roche
George ‘Brust
Liverpool
Gra Wilkes
Pegasus
Este
Ieee
G. P. W. Brown
Barnesville
Waad
Dison
Racing Pleases Thousands At Butler Fair
The Butler fair drew about 14 000 attendees as crowds enjoyed a muddy morning turning to fair conditions. A horse race for a $50 purse went to Time owned by Barney Walton of Kittanning in 17 seconds for a half mile. Alamanta won a one mile 23 year old race in 3 18 and Shirlen led the stallion race with Ashby second. Farmers trot winner Bi took first with Petersville M and Blonde in place money. Time 3 15. More racing scheduled for tomorrow.
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Buriex
S O'Clock
Barney Walton
Kittanning
Alamanta
Shirlen
Ashby
Don Polling
Seneca Hiark Hawk
Trotee Aee Eee Bi
Firet
Petersville
Merie
Brown Stable Future Hinges on Trainer Rodgers Move
Captain Sam Brown left for Louisville with uncertainty over the Brown stable. He said a 14 yearling sale may follow the West Chester meet if Rodgers retires, otherwise Brown may stay top trainer. Possible transfer of brood mares and horses to Brownsville was discussed but not settled.
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Brown
Louisville
Rodgers
West Chester
Tennessee
Hodgers
Arena
Rodcers
Captain Brown
Blue Wing
Mona
Brownsville
St Leger Winner Memoir A Pair Of Noted Race Horses
The Deke of Portlands Memoir a brown filly stands about 15 hands with neat head and strong neck and powerful hindquarters. St Seri by St Simon is taller about 10 hands with long frame and good head neck and shoulders. Memoir shows rapid early improvement and great action while St Seri is lean with daylight behind but famed for reach and pluck.
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Deke
Portland
Racingsnen
St. Seri
St. Simon
Horse Race Results From Sheepshead Bay Meet
Following were the day’s results at Sheepshead Bay races. Worth won the seven furlongs, Druidess second, Reclare third, time 1 3. Cousin Jeems took the mile and a furlong with Diablo second Benedictine third, time 1 36. Strathm 'esth, Sallie McClelland were second and third in the seven furlongs, time 1 20 4 3. Demath won the mile and a quarter with Here second and third. In the fifth, a mile and a half and respectively, time not listed. Belle won the sixth mile with Philosoph y third, time 2 35 2 5.
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Sheepshead Bay
Druidess Ercond
Reclare
Cousin Jeems
Diablo
Benedictine
Strathmesth
Sallie McClelland
Kentucky stable owners sue Wabash Railroad in Missouri court
Chinn and Morgan of Kentucky sue in Circuit Court at St Louis for 74000 dollars claiming death and damage to several horses from a collision of trains at a station in Missouri last June. The value of individual horses is listed as 1000 for G, 4000 for Little, and 8000 for Mary McGowan and others. The suit seeks recovery for forfeit money and stable losses totaling the claimed amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chinn & Morgan
Kentucky
Wabash Railroad
Recsoaten. Mo
Kansas City
St A
Little Aon
Killen
Windle Breaks World Record on Peoria Track
W. W. Windle of the Berkeley Athletic Club, New York City, lowered the half mile world record in a time trial at Peoria, finishing in 1:1. The trial aimed to set a new standard for the distance and highlighted Windle's speed on the local track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
W. W. Windle
Berkeley Athletic Club
New York City
Dunbar Buys Johnston 2084 Pacer for Four Thousand
Charles F. Dunbar has purchased the famed Johnston 2084 pacer from F. C. Long of St. Paul for $4,000. The horse is described as the fastest mile seen by any trainer or pacer in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burra O
Charles F. Dunbar
Johnston
F.C. Long
St. Paul
Sohnston
Driving Park Meet Aims Break Records With Star Entrants
At the Cleveland Driving Park Association meeting next week Sunol Palo Alto and Royal Wilkes will be sent to break records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Driving Park Association
Sunol
Palo Alto
Royal Wilkes
King Defeats Mobler in Western Pa Shooting Match
A. H. King defeated H. B. Mobler in a noted shooting contest at Hronot's Island. Each side shot five pigeons at 9 yards rise and 80 fall for 100 dollars a side with judges Crow Davison Richardson and officials selecting top birds. A large crowd witnessed the event with strong enthusiasm as King showed deadly accuracy and edged Mobler despite tough birds.
Local shooters shine in Keystone target match
Boundary line left him evett with one to me evett. He relied on his second shot often and performed with good effect. Mr Kin g ranks him among local shooters. After the match Herron Hill Gun Club members held a practice shoot at Keystone targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evett
King
Herron Hill
Postponed Trotting Races At Fleetwood Park
Wet weather forces postponement of trotting races at Fleetwood Park in New York. No plans yet for the special $4.00 race originally scheduled for today. The association will meet at noon tomorrow at the track to finalize arrangements and other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fleetwood Park
Broad sports notes mix of races and rants in varied clubs
Broote is Boston’s sacrifice hitter at present. Brookville racer delayed by rain. Attendance tallied daily for games. Hardie Richardson leads home runs with 17. Tucker headlined 190 runs this season and 150 hits. Pelican Club member plans to take Peter Priddy to England next year. Philadelphia Drivings Park shows 14 trotters and 13 pacers with 2:00 or better records next week. Boston players Stovey Richardson Brown with notable runs. Liberty Stars manager quits to face junior amateurs tomorrow. Peter Priddy billed as world champion tanner, Fratz boasts Bagalos escape claims. Free-for-all pacing race at Point Breeze expected to draw entries. Dallas tops House stakes record, 2:11K better than Hal Pointer. East Live Football Club titled Hovers with officers named. Rovers seek contact with Pennsylvania clubs. East Livree address given.
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Petit
Tennii
Mensee
Hardie Richandson
Tucker
Seaton
Pelican Club
London
Peter Priddy
England
Phildelphia
Boston Pisyera
Stovey
Richardson
Brown
Liberty Stara
Liberty Park
Fratz
Pennan
Dallas
Point Breeze
Hal Pointer
Treen
Pier
Matt McCarthy
Iphia
McCarthy
Mystic Chain Doings at Last Day's Session in Reading
Knights of the Mystic Chain of Pennsylvania adjourned after a three days session in Reading. The Supreme Representative's report was adopted and a Law Committee report denied reinstatement of expelled members. Officers for next year were nominated in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Wilkes-Barre and other cities. Allentown to host ISS Supreme meeting. prize banner awarded for membership growth in Philadelphia.
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Dierarem
Knights of the Mystic Chain of Pennsylvania
Supreme Representative
Committee On Law
Castle
Sone Davis
Einberg
C. Brown
Pittsburg
Rengnarer
J. G. Leezer
People’s National Bank of
McKeesport
Richard Muse
Pirteburg
L. C. Gottwold
Philadelphia
Solomon
Wilkesbarre
J. G
Rettew
Lancaster
Sproul
Ache
A. H. Rober
York
Sah B Clair
Pailage
H. L. Jenkins
L E Swarts
Littlestown
John J. Kershner
Terre Hill
J. W. Hamer
Johnstown
Nathanapis
A H. Sil
Guard. Co. Mauser
Harrisburg
Wrightsville
Robert — Freeland
J. H. TB
Amastine
TE Boray Phila Jacob Mela Ee
Robert A
Abusing Poor Horses Reported to Anti Cruelty Society
Agent Dean receives complaints about a sick horse at Andrew Cronin's stable on Enoch Street near Devilliers. The horse allegedly is overworked, trotted, and inadequately fed. A Coal Valley resident also reports a man named Sababd Sack abusing a horse in a shocking manner and urges investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Anti-Cruelty Society
Andrew Cronin
Enoch Street
Devilliers
Coal Valley
Mr. Dean
Oil discovery and drilling updates in Butler County fields
A telegram from Butler reports active drilling across the Hundred-foot district with multiple wells in progress. Notable results include the McKee well yielding about 100 barrels daily on the Cash dollar farm and Christie No. 1 near Amberson station possibly producing 76 to 100 barrels per day. Other firms such as Campbell Gansz, Goehring, Schlegel, and Haslett report rigs in sand with expectations of 75 to 100 barrels daily, while several new wells await completion and production data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
McKee
Callery Junction
Big Creek
Guckert, Schlegel & Co
Henry Kauf
Campbell, Gansz & Co
Marshall
Behm
Hundred Foot Oil Company
Magee
Markham & Co
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Standard
Iro
Standard Oil Company
Joe Craig & Co
Dong
Boggs Oil Drilling Deepens as Firms Push Wells
Evans Cirr On the Boges farm the Boggs Oil Company are down 450 feet in their well, Russell & Co. are building a rig on the Marburzer farm, while Erwin & Co. are drilling a well on the Erwin property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muppy Crreek
Shaner
Prospect
No. 1
Turner & Co
Shaner No.1
Baker Farm
Oil Field Updates from Gould and Surrounding Areas
Reports show Pavis well on Jack farm delivering barrels daily while Monks farm venture may reach 100 barrels per day. Seven new rigs rise as Shaner Farm and nearby properties drill No 2 and build rigs, with Baker farm activity and Butchers' Oil Company awaiting first sand. A push for producer ownership and pipeline plans arises amid Standard Oil disputes and alleged market manipulation.
County prisoners to be sent to Western Penitentiary
William Wattles charged with bigamy and sentenced to one year in the Western Penitentiary along with Dan Lambert convicted of burglary and sentenced to one year and Mike Maloy sentenced to years to the penitentiary were brought to the county last night by the Sheriff of Warren County and will be transported this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wattles
Western Penitentiary
Dan Lambert
Penitent Y
Mike Maloy Maloy
Ientiary
Warren County
Notable Visitors and Local Figures Return from Europe
Robert McAfee and family returned from a three month European tour, boasting health gains and interest in European sights. Pittsburgh and Western Railroad executives and other industry leaders, including T. D. Blake and C. L. Broadbent, were seen in the city. Local church, railroad, and industry officials such as Rev. J. F. Smith, J. Bayard Taylor, Dr. John C. Hupp, and W. A. Moore also visited or planned moves, with multiple executives noted in transit and at local hotels.
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T. D. Blake
Boston
C. L. Broadbent
New York
Westinghouse
Wilmerding
A. J. Thomas
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Indy
Raeaiares
J. W
J. F. Smith
McKeesport
Wall Street Fevers Over Grain Rally and Bond Prepayments
New York reports a day of extreme market volatility as grain prices jump with wheat up 4 1 2 cents and corn 3 4 cents amid a bleak crop report. Traders rush to cover shorts while call loans surge, then government bonds offer liquidity as confidence partly returns and Vanderbilt bonds remain unsold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt Ie
New York
Stock Exchange
sub-Treasury
Call for Numbers at the Wheeling Telephone Case
In Wheeling, Sept 11, Judge Jackson ruled in Arkel vs Wheeling Telephone Co that subscribers must request numbers rather than names. The court held the company may change connection methods with notice, nonsuiting Arkel’s ten damages suits and issuing a perpetual injunction to stop further suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
United States Circuit Court Today
Jackson
Arkel
Wheeling Telephone Company
Iceberg Drifts Farther South Than Any Previous Record
Captain Wishart of the British steamship Toledo reports passing an iceberg on September 4 at latitude 36 40 and longitude 42 18, about 480 miles south of prior records. The berg measured about 100 feet long and six feet high, and officials confirmed the sighting after initial skepticism. The ice origin and gulf stream defiance remain unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wishart
Toledo
Ghenti
Hydrophic Office
Gulf Stream
Cigar Strike Sparks Arrest Warrants In Binghamton
In Binghamton on September 11 a renewed push by manufacturers to break the cigar strike led to many warrants and heavy bail. Authorities aim to detain prominent pickets and strikers to deter others from returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Pinkerton Detectives Arrest Train Wreck Suspects
Two Pinkerton detectives captured Cain and Buett for the Albany rail wreck and transported them to Albany. Strikers claimed new workers on the Central line quit. superintendent Bissell dismissed them as tramps. A bullet struck the New York Central train near Cold Spring but caused no injuries.
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Urica
Pinkerton
Cain
Buett
Albany
Bissell
New York Central
Cold Spring
First Snow Reported Across Fort Assiniboine
Snow was reported this morning from Fort Assiniboine Montana marking the season’s first snowfall in the United States. Temperatures ranged from 28 to 30 degrees in the region as far south as North British America.
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St. Pavul
Ft. Assiniboine
Mont
United States
British America
Montana
Florida
Southwest
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ohio
Lake
Indiana
Albany
Indianapolis
Dakotas
Northwest States
Missouri
Kansas
Middle Atlantic
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Iowa
Dakota
Colorado
Tragedy in Stanton Street Ends in Double Gunfire
In New York on September 11 a jealous husband shot a woman on Stanton Street then killed himself. The woman, Carrie Lenz, lay mortally wounded while the man, about 36, fled in a frenzy. An ambulance to Gouverneur Hospital and police at the station followed. The case hinges on the couple’s past, a child, and conflicting statements as the woman drifted into unconsciousness.
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New York
Stanton Street
Hamburg
Brooklyn
Carrie Lenz
Andrew S. Biswanger
No. 1314
First Avenue
Pittsburg
Biswanger
Joseph F. Hunter
Gouerneur Hospital
Freshmen Defend Doors in Lafayette Hazing Incident
At Lafayette College Easton Pa September 11 several hazing incidents occurred when sophomores forced entry with ball bats. Juan Antonio Medina a Spaniard from Tegucilalpa was struck on the forehead and is delirious with possible skull fracture. Another sophomore was less severely wounded as hazers retreated with injured peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastos
Lafayette College
Hazers
Juan Antonio Medina
Tegucilalpa
Medina
Wormser Employees Testify in Factory Case Hearing
Joseph and Ephraim Wormser told Alderman Warner they are only employees with no financial stake in the Wormser Company. Inspector Baker testified that in September 2 three workers remained with 18 lacking age affidavits, and a reporter corroborated the findings. Warner reserved verdict for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Ephraim Wormser
Wormser Company
M. N. Baker
Warner
Isaac Wermeer
A. Israel
J. F. Millixen
Baker
Wormser
Israel
Isaac Wormser
Flint Glass Workers Seek Action Before House Committee
A Flint district delegation led by William Smith and William J. Dillon of the Flint Glass Workers' Union traveled to Washington to press the House Conferences Committee to adhere to the schedule in the original bill. Iron and steel manufacturers will not pursue further steps beyond general attention via the industry association led by J. M. Swank. The Amalgamated Association had not been asked to send another committee to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
William J. Dillon
Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Washington
House
Iron and Steel Manufacturers
J. M. Swank
Amalgamated Association
Washin
Macbeth & Co. Grants 50 Cent Wage Rise for Glasshouse Strike
The Southside glasshouses strike ends as Macbeth & Co. raises the turn wage by 50 cents. Finishing shop workers already earn the same rate, and many Macbeth employees return to work with the rest expected to restart shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macbeth & Co
Macbeth
Local Rail Contracts Reach Mexican Silver Sands Countries
Mexican R roads. H. K. Porter & Co. have secured contracts for several locomotives destined for Chihuahua Socora and Durango counties in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Porter & Co
Silver Sands
Chihuahua
Socora
Durango Counties
Mexico
Peculiar Can Powder Explosion Kills William McDonald
William McDonald aged 33 died at Homeopathic Hospital from injuries after a powder can exploded at Brinton quarry on Monday. Coroner to hold inquest today. Also an old woman Nancy O Flynn killed on Panhandle track after being struck by engine. Several Polish workers injured at Ca Phipps Co lower Union mills. Others suffer minor injuries in accidents around Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDonald
W. M. McDonald
Homeopathic Hospital
Brinton
McDonald
Nancy O'Flynn
First Street
Panhandle
Ca Phipps & Co
Lower Union Mills
Explosion in Bloomsburg kills two at Shola blacksmith shop
A keg of giant powder ignited by a spark at the Shola blacksmith shop in Bloomsburg kills John Walforth and John Hass and injures several others. A work horse was blown apart and the shop wrecked, leaving a deep hole where it stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Shola
John Walforth
John Hass
Wripwoop Wildwood Visitors and Local Barrel Mills
Old men and sight-seers visited Wripwoop Wildwood as several barrel producers reported hourly outputs. Roth Old Company No 1 Harbush and No 2 Harbush produced about 70 barrels per hour while Greenlee Forst No 2 also worked at a similar pace. Forest Oui Osaapuagie and Great Forst’s Ice Pond appeared active in sand work with uncertain reads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wripwoop
Roth Old Company
Harbush
Greenlee & Forst No
Burk & McBride
Coast & Evans
Rolshouse
Ben Trols
Rulahouse
Forst
Minor Police Items from the Allegheny District
Police reports list Frank Sisson fleeing to Clarion County to prove an alibi in the Allegheny shooting of Milton. Aged 11-year-old Wille was missing from Broad Street. Gustav Lee and others were arrested for theft or larceny. Warrant issued for Mrs. Lee over a keys dispute. William Hilly detained for assault on his brother. A fight at Miller's house ended with fines. An Arabian peddler’s wares were kicked off Bates Street. Mike McCaffrey arrested.
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Wille Prea
Broad Streat
East En
Frank
Milton
Fremont Streat
Allegheny
Clarion County
Gustav Lee
Mr. Oxnard
C Street
Lane
Robert E. Lee
Charles Neels
Waenes
Lee
Thomas Berger
Joseph Miller
August Dupcavis
Joseph Hatoris
Frank Miller
Miller
Forbes and
Gist
Waanen
Berriz
Bates Street
Soho
Mike McCaffrey
AlcCaffrey
Fourteenth Ward
Allegheny Conference United Brethren Meet Opens in Sc ot tdate
The annual Allegheny Conference of the United Brethren Church begins next Wednesday in Sc ottsdale at the new church. Over 100 delegates and ministers are expected and the convention will run about 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Conference
Scottdale
Allegheny Conference
United Brethren Church
River gauges update from Morgantown to Wheeling
Special telegram reports multiple rivers with levels and trends. Morgantown river at 7 ft 10 in and falling. Brownsville 1 ft 1 in and falling. Cincinnati Elver 21 ft and falling with threat ening rain. Evansville gloomy with Elver at 900 ft 10 in. Wheeling 1 ft 6 in rising after warm. Weather mostly cloudy with rain or showers and cool to warm temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dispatch
Morgantown
Brownsville
WaAnkex
Cincinnati
Elver
Keystone State
Pitteboro
Mgnt
Evansville
Bedford
Pitwburg
Courier
Parkersburg
Boiler Explosion Fatal to James Frost at Frost Sawmill
Telegram from Uniontown reports a boiler explosion near New Salem in this county. James Frost was fatally injured in the blast at the Frost sawmill yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
New Salem
James Frost
Frost
Steamship Arrivals Report From City of Ouester
Readable entries show arrivals in New York and Wyoming ports with glimpses of ship names, origins, and dates. The fragment hints at scheduling, routes, and dock activity reflecting routine harbor traffic.
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Ouester
Astown
New
York
Wyoming
Soocees
New York
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A. B. King
H. B. Mohler
Sam Brown
Cincinnat
N.1
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Pineberg
Phila
Sational
AL Bossod
Sien
Greece
Anson
Chagoo
McKeans
Odavim
Virtue
West R
Foster
Smaller
Baris
Somers
Hutchison
Qooney
My Hutchinson
Bby Young
Br Hutchinson
Young
McQanid
Chinaago
Ecleteland
Cooney
Meckenn
Carrell
Davis
de Wilent
Tit Oo Hurts
Ogilks
Li Foster
I'Sinmiley
Fari
Aielaner
Clewnlend
West
Wilmot
Kiue
Wilmet
Kittridge
McQuall
Waote
The
Wanderers
Contlouona
A. H. King
H. B. Mobler
Inter
Broote
Brookville
Cartarxy Kelly
Akon
Collins
Ewing
Jewesa
Hal Grey Harr
Jialias
Gossip Jrs Pointer
Wardwell
Bhd
Butler County
Wildwood
Little Creek
Shaner, Dale & Co. &Re
Don Farm
Haselton, Dunlap & Co
Brandon
Haslett, McJunkin & Co
Humphrey Farm
Haslett, Porviance & Co
Bellis & Co
P. Graham
Cress
Humphrey
Ikissu
M. P. Black &Co
Graham
Weiter
Charlie Smits
McKinney Farm
Millerstown
William Bleakly
Smithwell, Dale & Thompson
Oswald Rader
Smith
Boulliding and Drilling
Govutp Diserator
Gould District
Jack Farm
Christie & Crosby
Monks Farm
Prospecta and Progress
Bakerstown
Butchers’ Oil Company
Glendenning
Waters Station
Peter Smith & Co
Chris Galebach
T. A. Leidecher
Johns Farm
Smith We
Zellenople
Latshaw & Co
Allen
Milkerstown
Robert McAfee
Select Council
Europe
McAfee
John C. Hupp
A. Genevieve Hupp
Seventh Venue
H. ©. Frick
W. A. Moore
Duenver Watch Company
Duquesne
W.S. Guiler
G. Cooper
Hlinols Steel Company
B. Midwood
Manchester
James Andrews
Wall Street
New York Street
Rosenblatt
Rosenbaum
Bankauf
Odd Fellows
Schoenberg
Bankauf’s
A Hazer
Lafayette
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Alderman Warner
Glosemen
House Committee
Frank Sisson
Wiluesera
Southsiders
Pt Se
Eiteen Penwsys
Vanta
Wrisns
United States Signal Service
Max Klers
F. Mclntosa
Sharpsburg, Pa
Egypt
Ocent Cigars
L.goldsmit & Bro
Liberty St
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