Gormly faces police chief in New York bent election plot
In a tense late night interview at Gormly’s apartment Chief Connell pushes Chaloner to force withdrawal from the Gotham Freight Traction campaign. Gormly dictation covers past crimes as Somes and Chaloner guard the room amid threats of exposure and pressure to publish.
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Ing & Gretuliious
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Haldane Ongrestes
BiAkes
Lawler
Tracthor Company
Haldane
Gotham Traction Company
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Somes
Bomen
Bames
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Mr. Chaloner
Gotham Freight Traction Company
Sachem Society
Shett
Waltery
Reform
City of New York
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Tience
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Putlee
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Aima
Vermont
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Wyoming
Union Pacific
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Siewinad
Bell rope stolen and hammer missing at the engine house
Wordy report notes thefts affecting the firehouse as rope used for clotheslines and a hammer are removed. The constable must head to Huller's store to borrow a hammer after a fire alarm incident. A neighbor living four miles away is referenced in relation to the ongoing disturbance and improvised repairs.
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Hank Pudtys Corncrih
Hull
Teacos
With Three Beare Wager
A short item notes a quirky phrase about a 2008 wager and mentions the Bichinighe in a humorous or local-interest context with unclear details and fragmented wording.
Pastor Cowan Serves Callaway County Church for Fifty Years
Doctor Cowan came to the Old Aur Vasee church at age twenty four amid civil strife and has led the congregation for fifty years. The Avavasse church sits high above the Auxvasse river between Williamsburg and McCredie, Callaway County. Since 1828 three buildings have hosted services, with the present simple frame church reflecting the community’s steady faith.
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Aur Vasee
Avavasse
Auxvasse
Williamsburg
McCredie
Callaway County
Kentucky
Virginia
Cowan Bie
Presbyterian Pastor Cowan’s Life and Mission Remembered
The article honors Doctor Cowan a longtime Presbyterian minister born in Potosi Missouri on March six 1937 and educated at Westminster College. It notes his early study with his father Rev John F Cowan and his theology work at Princeton Seminary. It places him in Fulton teaching modern languages at Westminster College and references a church built in Auxvasse in 1840 and 1870 as the community’s worship home.
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Director Cowan
Old Auxvasse
Doctor Cowan
Potosi
John F Cowan
Etoil
Westminster College
Princeton Bembary
van Mise Jang Gremt
Callaway County
Overalls Arm Improves as He Pitches Victory
Former Cub Orval Overall shows improving form striking out seventeen for Sacramento against Cy Moreing's team. Overall allowed eight hits and earned the win with a shutout bid foiled late when Eddie Carrigan homered for the opponent. New job for Jones noted as All American selection looms.
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Orval
Chicago
Sacramento
Cy Moreing
Miocktoe
Eddie Carrigan
Ryan
Football and Baseball Oddities From a Bygone Era
A garbled column mixes sports, politics and society notes. It mentions Washington’s football strength, Harvard and Yale pushing for rule revisions, and Yale’s football earnings. It references players Wagner Cobb Stanage Mack and groups in China shaping baseball leagues, with scattered quotations and dated curiosities.
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Clarke Griffith
Washington
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Frank Daker
China
Hoows Wagner
Ty Cobb
St. Louis
Major League Franchias
Bycteria
Eays
Oscar Stanage
Detroit
Joe Jackeon
Cobb
Cincinnati
Onna Mack
Milwaukee
Fiest
Frank Gebulte
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George Fordyce
Etna
Mount Etna
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John Cowan
Missouri
Cohn Fleming Cowan
Kilich Bey
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Persia
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Cub
Pacific Coast
Jones
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