Katy's Boarding House Ends In Rat Hunt And New Boarders
Early gathering for a city life tale finds Katy hosting a lively boarding scene in which Ikey Moses and Billy Wicks seek rooms with meals, while a rat hunt becomes the night’s focus. A street assault and lost watch pull the boys into a pursuit ending with Bobby wrongly accused before officers intervene.
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Tom Dolliver
Jimmy
Ikey Moses
Dolli Ver
Dolliver
Master Dolliver
Katy
Robby
Coscey
Moses
Master Moses
Bobby
Shey
Jim
Boby
Ikey
Jimiy
Tkey
Bob
Kay
Doller
Billy Wicks
Key
Billy
Desperate Fight Ends in Farmer’s Murder by Burglars
Daniel Troutman, a Pennsylvania farmer near Mahantango mountain, fought two burglars with a double-barreled gun after they demanded money. He was shot dead as neighbors pursued the men. Henry Rumberger, claimed absent, was arrested amid suspicion. Troutman’s wife partially identified him. Rumberger has prior criminal history and was on Troutman’s estate at the time.
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Bobby
Guardian of the Peace
Jimmy
Robby
Harrisburg
Penn
Daniel Troutman
Mahantango Mountain
Troutman
Henry Rumberger
Rumberger
Romberger
Republican Party
Garfield
New England
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Mr. Garfield
New York
Hancock
Seymour
McDonald
English
FIGHTING TEXAS ROBBERS AND MARRIAGE CASES IN AMERICAN NEWS
A Dallas Texas incident reports a posse of forty farmers pursuing masked robbers after a robbery spree leaving one robber dead and another severely wounded. Separately Vincent North Carolina notes four couples wed against parental opposition as youths. Jay Gould reportedly gains control of the New York World with plans for a new building and telegraph tenants. St Jacobs Oil claimed effective relief for neuralgia in a South Water Street case.
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Vincent
N. C
Paccaye
Jay Gould
Park Row
Theatre Alley
Beekman Street
Telegraph
Daily
Chicago Times
George Barnes
Bagnall and Barnes
South Water Street
St. Jacobs Oil
Irresistible Ingersoll and the Mistakes of Robert
A lengthy exchange follows the Washington Post interview with Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll. Stilson Hutchins replies, arguing that Ingersoll failed to confront charges against Garfield and Hancock, urging reflection on party loyalties, tariffs, and the 1880 political landscape. Hutchins contends the Democratic party was not dead but weaker than the Republicans.
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Washington Post
Robert G. Ingersoll
Stilson Hutchins
Ingersoll
Garfield
Ecampaign
Deecher
The
Post
Flancock
Democratic Party
Republican Arty
Garfeld
New York
Hancock
White House
Mr. Jewell
Tadiana
Congress
Colonel Ingersoll
Elijah
Cincinnati
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Iagersoll
New York City
Robert
Moses
Srr
Son Hutchins
Tragic Gas Poisoning in Cleveland Household
Watchman Daniel Burr returns home to a grim scene as his wife and three children lie senseless from a gas stove leak. A three year old daughter is dead. an eleven year old and mother are dying or unconscious, along with nearby visitors. The report also includes unrelated ads and notices about cures and job postings.
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Cleveland
Daniel Burr
Noor
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