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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1896
Page
10
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dressy reefers for little ones shown in all colors and sizes to prevent colds. prices comparable to poorer styles, get one of the dainty options while stock lasts.
Saginaw and Wheeling played a great game with sharp fielding and pitching. Darrah’s men clashed with umpire McNierney amid rowdyism. Saginaw won 9 to 8 while Toledo faded to Youngstown 6 to 10 and Fort Wayne edged Washington 10 to 8 in ten innings.
In a sharp National League contest Baltimore hosts Chicago with 37 points to 4, reflecting a strong home performance amid a wary road trip. Steeda af Chiba is noted among participating teams, highlighting the event's tense standings.
Brooklyn defeats Cleveland 6 1 in another late rally after trailing early. Key hits include Bur nett, McKean, Tebean, LaChance with timely runs. Umpire Emslie and attendance around 9 000 noted.
Railroads vie for the Republican excursion to Canton Ohio with early plans to depart Saturday afternoon and a hoped ticket price near 1.25 dollars. Eight hundred are expected to join, while La Belle mill workers plan a separate Canton trip. Populists held a county convention at Moundsville nominating a full ticket including Sheriff, Clerk, delegates, and commissioner at large.
William Hixentaugh, convicted of involuntary manslaughter for Adams Fisher's death, was brought into Monundaville court yesterday. After lengthy statements by counsel for the prisoner and the prosecuting attorney, he was sentenced to seven months in the county jail and a $250 fine. Fifty six days already served were credited against the fine.
Inclement weather delays the laying of the Sistersville public school corner stone under West Virginia Masons. Next Saturday a cordial invitation is extended to Phoenix Lodge No. 13 and all Wheeling fraternities. Transportation plans with Ohio River Railroad Co. will be arranged and notices issued. Theo Cupp of Somerset Pa charged with seduction. remanded by Justice Phillips awaiting officer arrival.
An old advertisement lists shirt waist stock at bargain prices and a new style of white Wellings underwear. Mentions prices such as 500 and 6c, with references to summer goods and a shop named Swarakker's.
Readers are invited to have eyes examined without charge with a promise of free eyeglasses if needed. The ad mentions special frames and repairs, with glasses and lenses available from low prices. Prof Sheff advertises eye services and artificial eyes, highlighting low-cost options and frames.
The Wheeling club's first week in the west shows subfstantial work with wins and losses against Jackson and Saginaw. Hawley joins, boosting pitching strength alongside Garvey and Baker, while overall league strength and manager decisions shape the pennant race as teams strengthen and parade events draw large crowds. The West coast bowling contests and Mozart Park events reflect ongoing local sports energy in Wheeling.
Several teams vied for third with the Sunshines moving ahead during the week to pull within three games of the Car roll Club. The Riconiers and Rich ards contended for fourth as arrests by police interrupted local news. Charles Wilenn and William Waren were arrested for orderly conduct, and Hawtle Collerwood faced drunkenness charges. The Burlington news notes a postponement of a local union event due to rain and announces upcoming excursions and social events including a Toledo to Put-in-Bay trip with hotel stays and a special train schedule, highlighting community announcements, weddings, and local incidents.
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