Joe Mauzy Arrested in Illinois Nine Years After Murders
Decatur jail holds Joe Mauzy son of former Macon County sheriff amid renewed controversy over the 1889 McKinley murder. Faunce, already in prison for the same crime, faces potential release as public opinion swings toward freeing Faunce if Mauzy is proved guilty. Ambitious pardons and affidavits circulate, alleging Mauzy’s guilt and Faunce’s innocence amid a contentious political and legal fight.
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DE Mauzy
Macon County
Illi Rois
Decatur
Mat McKinley
Ephraim Faunce
Ilinois
Joe Maury
Faunce
Joe Mauzy
Maury
Tim
Ilness
Wade
Thea i
Chovectier
Tis Tanner
Phey
Wee
Mpauere
Derstorana
Boeing Reid
Pidgens
Rebecca Smith
McKinley
Oliphant
Alfred Showers
Heap Still
Laure Wilson
Mrs. Showers
Fragmented Western era report on baseball figures and events
Readable segments describe the Cleveland team and Jesse Haughti, with notes on batting technique and fielding. The text also references players, salaries, and a two week visit to New England alongside broader labor and wage discussions from the period.
Labor Reform Convention Advocates Direct Legislation
A 19th century convention gathers labor leaders from multiple states to push closer union among reform advocates, resist judiciary encroachment, and abolish government by injunction. Delegates discuss direct legislation tools like initiative and referendum and seek coordinated action for workers and producers.
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Western
Pennsylvania
Sheriday Webster
Social Democracy
Sth Louis
William Brandt
E. M. Bannister
Trades and Labor Union of
St Louis and Vicinity
Mary Jones
Knights of Labor
John F. Waltermy
Single Tax Club
Chicago
William Mailly
Central Labor Federeation
Nashville
Tenn
G. F. Stephens
Single Tax Society
Philadelphia
Pas
Dan McDonald
Trades and Labor Assembly
Butte
Mont
Fragmentary exchange on pest control and plaster removal
A partial dialogue shows a customer and a clerk discussing getting rid of plaster and pest issues. The exchange references helping three weeks ago and past work, with a reminder of unfinished tasks. Characters named Seqdel, Thought, Pastor, and Drag Clerk appear in the fragment.
Manager Seleo Delivers Opinion On Current Baseball Gosalp
The article presents Seleo, a longtime manager, sharing his view on ongoing baseball matters. He discusses batting streaks and suggests possible subtleties influencing team performance today.
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S Pussie
Seleo
Gosalp
Season 1898 Umpire Cushman Seeks National League Post
The reporter notes Cushman’s strong anti reaction to his work this season and that he selects his staff while turning down the last season’s lead umpire. Cushman’s supporters urge President Young to consider his application favorably for a national league staff role.
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Cushman
Young
Nathonal League
Wheeler in a matrimonial tangle shocks Phillies
Philadelphia Inquirer dispatch from Amesbury Maine reports ball player George Wheeler now of the Philadelphia team. It says Wheeler real name Heron and that he married Marie Fo bier in 1890 at Lawrence Maine and had two children. It claims he later married Nellie McKenney of Auburn Maine and resides there, with a suit for divorce filed for desertion.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Amesbury
Maia
Pxcher Wheeler
Phillies
George Wheeler
Philadelphia
Wheeler
Heron
Misa Marie Fobier
Lawrence
Mags
Nellie McKenney
Auburn
Supreme Court
George Heron
Fa Auburn
New England Strike Persecutors of Women and Children
James Anderson reports on unrest in New England regarding labor actions and alleged abuse of women and children by strike leaders. The piece outlines societal tensions and calls for oversight of labor conflicts impacting families and workers.
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Aul
James Anderson
New England
Superintendent Clark to resign from Brittere Home post
Charles Clark superintendent of Brittere Home notifies President Prescott of the International Typographical Union of his resignation as he seeks a lower altitude posting in Columbus Ohio to be near his father Colonel John M Clark a leading wholesale grocer. He will leave the Vale Printers Home on the north of April 1886 and return to Omaha.
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Charles Clark
W. R. Prescott
International Typographical Union
Tadianepeila
Clark
Cohaubas
Oho
Bla
John M Clark
Civ
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Plses
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Mattoon
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Tle
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Mesa Oliphant
M Kinley
Gard
Maligee
Seien
Athorney Isare
Millsweare
Tinarenyas
Bee of
Befiovi
Bevers
Mel Sock
Mae
Selec
Bostons
Selee
Russe
Meekin
Nichols
Corbett
Hoffer
Breitenstein
Boslods
Vale
Augie
Clive
Eolfiusia
Aluong
Cherseleus
Vallylug
New Yorks
Os Toga
Valilimores
Putrhars
Thea Oniicor League
Lewes
Bes
Rogees In
Springfield
Ems
Jimmy
Agg Bea
Charles Comkmen
Consigerstie
Secret of
Batilig
Jesse Harkeit
Cleveland
Lo Haa Tive
Gayle
Alelehi
Ewing
Binion Maetioned
Piesseth
Bane
Ferries & Way of
Gigres Cforms
Meering Seuss
Winchester
Wiliam
Amoiburs
Motler & Arma
Uae
Peckiaut
Bivike
Ditieg Aguleraou
Premideni
Cugeruikers
Criou Peturi
Culeerno
Amkerg
Aif
Mkeitasfieer
Pheures Gee
Paton Tai Ree
Lewis
Carrick
Leber Legge
Vie Pationi
Yi ix
Tao
Sinley
Pine H Ts
Bouse Shir Baer
Visayas
Iveyer
Popine
Rake
Pee Gee
Labor and Industry
Clack Mas
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