Wall Paper Selections and Stationery at E S Morgan
E S Morgan offers in color wallpaper design and easy selections from stock with special designs from leading English and American manufacturers. Parlor drawings include Choicest productions of the age with features like Anagslypta Cortexa Lincrusta Walton Cretone and Tapestry. Customers receive careful attention in wallpaper selection and access to fine American stationery and foreign correspondence papers. Lingsraving of Cards and Invitations also receives prompt attention.
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Johnstown Death Toll Rises With Thousands Missing
Johnstown Pa June 4 The death list is expected to exceed five thousand with missing possibly eight thousand a general says. Rescuers count around 2200 recovered bodies amid morgue chaos and ongoing grim discoveries across the flood district.
Johnstown Flood Warnings Warned, Death Toll Rises
Storm and flood hit Johnstown on May 30 into May 31 causing bridges to vanish and water reach upper stories. Officials delayed alarms. warnings to flee arrived too late. Relief drives formed in New York and Philadelphia with substantial charitable gifts from banks exchanges and theaters.
Nineveh City Awash With Corpse Coffins After River Tragedy
JOHNSTOWN PA June 4 Nineveh is a city of the deceased as corpses fill the depot and streets. Eighty seven coffins lie boxed at the depot while shrouds cover sidewalks. Undertakers Samipf Son and Davore embalm and place bodies, about 198 in total, many pulled from the river by residents working day and night. Most victims are women and children, with a few men among the dead. A row of eighteen children lies at a mill, a woman beside them has a crushed head, and three diamond rings are found on dead hands. The theory is now
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American Express offers free transfer of donations to Johnstown
A telegram from Charles Fargo, VP GM of the company, states American Express will transfer donations of clothing and money to Johnstown via its nearest office free of charge. The offer extends beyond St. Paul Minneapolis to any city with an Express office in the state. Cambria Iron Works vows quick restart in Johnstown with 5000 workers, rails in operation within fifty days. The Pennsylvania Railroad report a train run one mile above Johnstown station at 9 pm. Governor Taylor calls Tennessee to aid Pennsylvania flood victims, urging banks to serve as repositories. The President will preside over a relief planning meeting in Washington.
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Gigantic elevated rail plan targets Battery to Tarrytown
A New York company proposes an elevated railroad from the Battery to Tarrytown financed by purchasing and leasing property along the route. The plan envisions two track levels, one for fast trains above and a lower line for slower services, with profits from renting buildings and crossing streets well above ground. The approach relies on real estate borrowing to cover costs despite extensive condemnation observed.
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Horse Racing Results at Jerome Park and Chicago
At Jerome Park six races finish with winners Kempland Jay Dee J. A. B. Miracale Titan St Valentine in times from 1:19 to 2:00. At Chicago five races show Cashier School ite J. Albans Handicaps with times from 1:30 to 2:11.
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Baseball scores and Tuesday schedule across leagues
National League results from Pittsburg Indianapolis 0 to 1 0. Chicago 2 Cleveland 1. Boston 10 Philadelphia 6. Washington 2 New York 1. American Association Brelyn 6 Kansas City 9. Baltimore 2 Cincinnati 2. Western Association Des Moines 18 Denver 5. Tuesday games include St Joseph at Minneapolis Denver at Milwaukee Omaha at Minneapolis New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston Cleveland at Chicago Indianapolis at Pittsburg Cincinnati at Baltimore St Louis at Columbus Kansas City at Brooklyn plus Louisville at Philadelphia.
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