Pugilist Marty Brien Wins Erie Railroad Verdict
Jersey City reports Marty Brien, a third rate boxer, won a $1,000 verdict against the Erie railroad after a detective accidentally shot Jim in the arm. Brien sought $5,000 claiming the injury halted boxing for a period. The railroad argued boxing illegal in New Jersey, but Brien contended his bouts occurred in New York state.
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ERIE
Jersey City
Marty Brien
Erie Railroad
Jim
O'Brien
Ilegal
New Jersey
New York State
Parisian Sage Hair Cure Ad from N. F. Ames & Cov
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage hair product in 50 cent bottles. It claims to remove dandruff stop itching scalp cleanse the hair soften dryness and brittleness increase hair beauty and create waves and lustrous shine.
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N. F. Ames & Cov
Lightning killed Young Warren Co man near York Hill
A young man named Low Gripen, 23, was struck and killed by a bolt of lightning while working the farm near Youngsville two miles from town. One horse died. the other survived. The body showed a bolt entry wound in the forehead with the leg torn. Coroner DeForest and Justice Mead oversaw the inquest and burial arrangements.
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Young Warren
Warren
York Hill
Youngsville
Crippen
Adolph Crippen
Frank Crip
Pen
Grand Valley
Borth
Lyan Russell
Youngsville & Sister
Mili
Slater
George A. D. DeForest
Plumer Mead
Knock Out the Mail Order House Sale
A dense sale rundown lists bulk groceries and household items with prices, including tea, coffee, rice, canned goods, spices, pickles, fruits, and pantry staples. Several brands and varieties are named, with dozens of items like sardines, salmon, olives, pineapple, tomatoes, sugar, starch, and detergent, reflecting a mail order and discount structure.
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Japan
New Norway
New Lake Erie
Mickles
New York
Arn & Mammer
Yeiser
National League Baseball Standings and Scores Highlights
The National League standings list Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston, St Louis, and Cincinnati with partial game-by-game results. Batting and pitching notes cover Perdue, Brown, Rucker, Wagner, and Schalk among others, with several first games postponed by rain and multiple batter conditions noted.
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Philadelphia
New York
BALE
Brooklyn
Phila
Rucker
Wagner
Rage
Phelps
Chalmers
Alexander
Brennan
Dooin
Killifer
Cincinnati
Bali
Chicago
Cheney
Reulbach
Ritchie
Bresnatian
Packard, Benton, Suggs and
Clarke
St. Louis
RAM
Pittsboro
Ist Louis
O'Toole
Coleman
Harmon, Grier
Market
Melean
Wingo
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Detroit
St Lovie
Tee
Ford and
Sweeney
Wood
Nanamaker
Washington Rad
Battersen
Buen
Bender, Lapp and
Schang
Tohnson
Gallia
Ainsmith Iil
Sand Williams
Louis
Allison
Stone
New
Scott
Schalk
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Fish Market
First Ave
Martin Ressler, Sr
Lad
C. J. Wood
IE. Games
Baltimore
Buffalo
Morliette and Holmes and Gowdy
Fumtato
Newark
RAR
Montreal
Atchison and Higgins
Smith and Madden
Providence
RAE
Toronto
Lafitte
Onslow
Gou- Hot
Bemis
Rochester
Doescher and Wella
Quinn and Williams
Binghamton
BOS
Wilkes-Harr
Albany
Reereree
Byracuse
Wimira
Seyerey
MG Scranton
Troy
Scranton
Utlea
Itlea
Bluntei
Pines Forders
R Y. Pierce
Invalids' Hotel
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
RV. Pierce
M.D
J. R. Graves
The
Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
Corry, Pa
Dra
Greenlee
Corry
Horn
Henry Keppel
J. Smith
Caahier
D. H. Andrews
J. Smith Henry I Keppel
Frank Gaurier
W. Olds
G. H, Heath Himer
H. Kincaid
T. H. Cogewell
Gerry T. Kincaid
Sterling
Mass
London
Paris
Berlin
Hoosier
BM. Jourdet
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