Echoes of the Fray in pursuit of fugitives and intrigue
Governor Lowry presses the manhunt for fugitives with determined vigor while stirring interest among northeastern bands. A telegram from Toronto orders Charlie Mitchell’s wife to New York, and Kilmain’s wife follows to a Chicago contact. A witness claims hearing of a $1,000 windfall from New Orleans and notes observed signaling with Muldoon.
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Referee Fitzpatrick Faces Prize Fight Charges
Jackson Mississippi July 1 There is a new turn in the prize fighting sensation Bilkin and Sullivan are still being sought and a warrant is out for the arrest of Mr Fitzpatrick who served as referee in the recent prize fight Yesterday Referee Fitzpatrick walked boldly into Governor Lowrys office and said he was prepared to surrender himself to answer any charges He was bailed to $1600 to stand trial for violating the statute against prize fighting
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Lowry in Earnest Seeks Sullivan by Any Cost
Governor Lowry declares he will secure Sullivan and Br irain beyond U S borders. The Northeastern railroad charter may be forfeited. Legal actions loom against Rich and Jamieson as prosecutors press the railroad fight. Mitchell, Kilrain reports and other updates from New York, Pittsburgh, and Paris outline a wave of political and legal turmoil across states and nations.
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Immense Industry Report From Colune Coal and Iron Company
The Colune Coal and Iron Company releases its annual report for the year ending June showing heavy losses from the miki rer and dropped iron prices. Net profits are tiny with a surplus of 26,204 after year-end adjustments, and inventories list extensive property including acres of land, city lots, and multiple structures across Columbus Gore and Strainville.
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Farmer Assault Sparks Editor Feud Over Humorous Narrative
Cecil County farmer Lewis H. shitun assaulted George O. Goer editor of The Cecil Star after a Philadelphia reporter’s humorous account. Garey says a warrant is issued for shitun’s arrest following the porch confrontation and blows that cut his cheek and forehead.
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Tenants Defense league formed amid Irish Home Rule moves
Irish Home Rule party leaders meet to organize a Tenants Defense league with a committee including Parnell and O Brien to draft a constitution. The move aims to unite tenant farmers against landlord policy amid ongoing land reform debates.
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Wrecked by wind and flood devastate Hamilton and Princeton
A fierce windstorm struck Hamilton and nearby Princeton causing extensive destruction. A brick schoolhouse was flattened, large debris carried into an oak, dozens of homes damaged, crops ruined, and residents left homeless within about twenty minutes. Reports from Ansville and Essex describe downed wires, electrocution risks, and injuries.
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Died From the Shock as Maryland Farmer Is Killed
Maryland farmer Saravel D Linn, 1, of Howard county near Highland, died from heart failure after a barn fire during a storm. The barn struck by lightning set ablaze as Linn and helpers moved a wagon and injured a horse, Linn collapsing at the scene. He was a prominent Democrat and local agricultural leader.
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Assaulted by Fifteen Men Near Scranton
Mary Jane Lance of Scranton claims she was attacked by fifteen men at Dickson City while en route to Scranton. One Anthony Ducy abducted her and four others joined in locking her in the bushes then thirteen others aided during the assault. Five men—Daniel Alferty, Anthony Ducy, Charles McConnett, Albert Gaulith, and Lincoln Lloyd—were arrested and jailed. remaining attackers are in hiding.
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Suffered the Penalty Michael Belak Hanged in Belvidere
Michael Belak, a German condemned for killing a fellow workman, was hanged in the Belvidere jail yard shortly after 10 this morning. The gallows, built by Hangman Von Nuss, matched the Paterson Labbee device. Belak, once a Prussian soldier, could not read or write and spoke little English, ending a friendless life.
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MR BLAINE DENIES RESIGNATION PLANS FROM SECRETARY OF STATE
In Bar Harsor Maine on July 16 Hon G G Blaine denied any intention to resign the secretary of state portfolio. He is enjoying his vacation, looking well and pleasant in town. The report of his impending departure was rejected.
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Johnstown Debates Borough Consolidation and Flood Relief
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on July 16 the issue of consolidating boroughs moves toward the general election. A board urges the national government to fund stream clearance. relief payments are listed as 100, 250, 125, and 300 dollars per recipient with a plan for additional distribution if needed. A Washington, DC activist spoke at an outdoor meeting proposing action to aid the aggrieved without detailing grievances.
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A Johnstown Sensation Sparks Rumors Of Bodied In Dam
A sensational dispatch from Johnstown claims the Conemaugh River bed near the stone bridge foundation holds hundreds of dead bodies piled under warped iron. The claim arises from a diver’s alleged discoveries about the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad bridge site.
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