Devlin Secured by Rochester in MLB Player Move
Boston Aug An MLB trade era as Arthur Devlin longtime third baseman for the Boston club is released to Rochester in the International league. Devlin formerly with New York and Boston, known as a steady hitter, pinch hit in the ninth inning against Pittsburgh delivering a run producing hit that tied the score and favored Boston.
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Steel trade shows firmer activity in New York market
Greater quality was evident in the steel trade last week with lower prices stimulating new orders for unwashed products and contracts.
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Snow Deep in Canada If Thaw Is Deported, Says Stone
Sherbrooke Aug 26 former Pennsylvania governor William A Stone warned Canadian officials that snow will be deep on Canadian soil before Harry K Thaw is forced out of the country. He argued Thaw cannot be denied rights to appeal and noted the treaty protections between the United States and Canada. Jerome, in charge of New York's case, said extradition hinges on Thaw's alleged conspiracy crossing borders and that Canada may face political questions if the case proceeds.
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Insurance Policy Case Involving Nun and Poker Debt
New York Supreme Court Justice Weeks upheld the complaint of a nun who gave an insurance policy in fever of his wife as security for a poker debt and now seeks to recover it. The plaintiff is Meyer Teniseh, joined by Mrs Helen Bootich, against Richard KR Mandelllin, alleged proprietor of the Atti child in West 2nd street, in a case tied to the newspaper’s fragmentary report.
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Teal For White Bravery Begin Today
Lola Norris announces a new campaign slogan amid a push for courage and civic bravery. The rollout includes endorsements from local figures and a community event to kick off the effort.
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Hawthorne dismissed over pension graft allegations in New York
George B Hawthornes longtime assistant bookkeeper at police Headquarters was fired by Commissioner Waldo after retired officer George Carrougher accused him of demanding 150 dollars in connection with a pension increase. Hawthorne was jailed at Mulberry Street station and inspectors Faurot suspended for failing to arrest him. further action expected.
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New York Potato Crop Is Light
Reports from New York state potato sections indicate the late crop is in critical condition and the early crop is failing at most points. The light crop suffers from prolonged drought burning up plants, with only heavy rain offering benefit. Some reports show fair conditions but overall acreage and yield will be notably below last year.
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Broker Safe From Customer Claims In Aug Ruling
A New York ruling by Supreme Court Justice Whitaker finds a broker who gives a tip to a customer on the market is not responsible to the customer. The case arose from a suit by Mrs Ruth Noyes Heluxe, wife of Ar thie P Heinze, and sister of B Arguntra Heinze, against HF Hutton Co stock exchange firm.
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Smethport Man Drowned on Harbor Island
Smethport man Smothor, known to McKean County horsemen, was found drowned yesterday afternoon in shallow water at Harbor Island. The body was recovered by Probable Beaver while a coroner was summoned to Bradford for an inquest. There were no marks of violence. cash and a check were found on the deceased.
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Ridgway Boy's Appointment to West Point Cadetship
Congressman Wills J. Hutings announced the results of the competitive exam for the cadetship to the United States Military Academy at West Point. Ridgway’s William W. Fradenburg was named principal cadet with William Paca of Indiana, Austin White of Grove City, and others as alternates. Boys have until April to prepare for the examination at the Columbus army barracks in Ohio.
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