River Flood Delays and Coal Shippings at Pittsburgh
Heavy rain swelled the river but held at a high stand near Pittsburgh by 6 p m on Thursday. Officials overestimated water levels, while coal shipments began moving again with several boats arriving and a total so far of 2 200 000 bushels of grain and coal moved. The report also notes German Lodges resisting a ritual change and calls for support of the Improved Order with a focus on liberty and tolerance.
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Pittsburg
Pittsbore
Dante
Pitaburg
Dick Puilup
Cresciut
Hornet
Fates
Lud Keefer
Berger
Bertha
Faille
Mariner
Cro‘ver
Parifie
Jobo Philips, & Barees
Enterprise
Sam Brows
Belle McGowen
Luis Waxes
Frank Gilmore
Jones & Laughlin
Brite
Stalla M Gilmore
Local notices and incidents mix in shaky report from Washington
Fragmented OCR text recounts various events and names in a tumult of places including Wheeling and Pittsburgh. It mentions individuals such as Mee Tamas Hendin, Josephy Sha, Henry Clatoroe, Dr. A Conen Mopia, and Jobe Sternng, with references to drownings in Middle Teland and a CLOAKS Rises ThE Man Drown headline. The prose is garbled, offering little coherent action or dates beyond scattered hints of legal matters and drowning reports.
Hotel Windsor Draws Notable Visitors In Ohio Town
The Hotil Register notes Aecdotes and Personals of travelers staying in the city. Prominent oil man J Potts of Nations Pa and others from Butler, Washington, Mannington, New Martinsville and Sistersville are listed as arrivals at McLure yesterday. John K Daanes, Talkington, Ar cott Jr and several officials from Mingo Junction Tron and Stel Co visited. The Stawim House repositions to cookkery under Joseph Zimmer, earning praise for service. In other items, a boy named Vollar Bone, 12, was injured by a sidewalk fall. Dr Pipes treated him and plans for surgery were discussed.
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McLure
J. E. Groves
Ubrichsville
L. M. Greeh
Butler
John Potts
Nations
Windsor
Wax Keynes
T. &. McAuliffs
Pitsburg
Frank D. Fox
Palladel
New Mar- Vosville
Stamm—R. Watson
Washington
Bi. Ransey
Sistereville
John J. Wilson
Washington, Pa
Sr. Crantes
R. L. Heflin
Grafton
J. W. Mitchell
Wile
Sisteraviil
B. Harris
Manningtos
Kingwood
Joseph Zimmer
Stawim House
New Year of Mice William Waldorf Astor Funeral Plans
The funeral for William Waldorf Astor will be held at Trinity Chapel on West Twenty sixth Street at 11 60 p m Saturday. The body will be buried in Trinity Cemetery on Washington Heights. Ten pallbearers will be chosen from among the family friends list prepared by Mr Assor. Rev Morgan Dix will officiate. Bishop Poster's invitation not extended. Relatives of Mrs Astor expected tomorrow morning to attend.
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William Waldorf
Trinity Chapel
Bishop Poster
Secretary Gresham Talks to Foreign Relations Panel on Japan Treaty
Secretary of State Gresham spent an hour with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and other Senators in Washington DC discussing the speedy confirmation of the Japanese treaty. Delays arose over industrial provisions, but officials expect early approval.
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Foreign &Ttates
Wasatxaton
D. C
Cne
Quay
Kesam
Grasham
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