Murderer a Polander Averts Lynch Mob Tragedy in Midvale
A bloody incident in Midvale witnesses John Sanders, a Polish boardinghouse keeper, fatally shooting Mike Boshop and injuring his wife. A mob storms the house but law and order prevail as Sanders is captured and jailed. Separate items note Coxey's army marchers arrested in Pittsburgh and Union Pacific labor tensions in Omaha.
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Witsrivanne
Midvale
Cour
Predotain
John Sanders
Sanders
Mike Boshop
Bo-hop
Wes Dor
Saunders
Bishop
Furger
Fearold
Willie Hend
Boshop
Lynch
Whalen
Patrick McGrarty
Sanders’ Recoiver
Squire Perkins
Wilkesharre
Walters
George Dixon Downs the Kentucky Stout in Philadelphia Fight
George Dixon the world featherweight champion fought Walter Balgerton known as the Kentucky Rosebud in Philadelphia. Dixon was knocked down in the first round but recovered and finished a three round exhibition in an industrial hall as a crowd of 300 cheered.
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Pilon
Geone Dixon
Walter Balgerton
Dixon
Induscriat By
Jim Daly
Joe Butler
Jimmy Lynch
Jiimy McHale
Jiimy McHale, the “Rosebud
Looker
Orr
Autay- Edgerton
Tom O'Rourke
Depositions Probe Miss Pollard in Breckinridge Case Chaos
Testimony in a Kentucky defamation suit reaches Miss Pollard as deposition readings allege birth details at Norwood convent and question Pollard age. Witnesses from Quinn Valley College Wesleyan University and Norwood convent address Pollard's associations, motives, and past visits while court mulls admissibility and decorum.
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Washisdon
Breckinridge
Lisa
Fu Be Gu Wpor
Madeline Polland
Miss Pollard
Norwood Convent
Iss
Rister Augustine
Norwood Convent Asylum
Burgoyne
Paul
Atrs. Burgoyne
Augustine
Joseph
Attorney Stoll
Leva Schmidt
Norwood
Louise Wilson
Madeline Pollard
Agnes
Orrin G. Brown
Quinn Valley College
Ohio
Wesleyan
Mary
James C. Rhodes
Kentucky
Mr. Breckinridge
Senator Blackburn
Qemen
Bridgeport
Thelacksmith
Therm
Deline
Bradley
Beye
Milard
Prendergast Stay Denied as Execution Is Delayed
The supreme court refused a stay for Patrick Eugene Prendergast, sentenced to hang for Mayor Harrison's murder in Chicago. Governor Altgeld declined to intervene, and a delay was granted by Judge Cheltham to Friday April 9 as lawyers pursue further appeals and argue insanity.
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Vatu Biinday
RCAGO
Supreme Court
Patrick Eugene Prendergast
Chicazy
Harrison
Altgeld
Clarence S. Darrow
Bilozi
Miss
Havis
Darrow
Cook County
Springfeld
Gill
Prenderzast
Judee Cheitham
Prenderuat
House Debates and Disruptions Mark Senate and House Session
In Washington the House conducted a prolonged standoff over the election case from Troms t. Louis, with Democrats blocking for five hours until quorum pressure. The Senate also adjourned after a brief session as legislators debated a Mahone site purchase amid other motions. In separate items, James Bell faces trial in Harrisburg for a murder charge, and Isaac Bates’ case ends with a not guilty verdict after a contested oath issue. Congressman Wilson arrives weakened in Texas en route to recovery, and Father Lambert quits the Catholic church amid a Pittsburgh report on a Santander dynamite incident and a Newport open switch accident ends without casualties.
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Phe House
Tromst. Louis
Mittee
Senate
The Chess Champion Concludes at Union Fare Hotel
The chess championship finished last night in this city. Tuns ker won on the fifty second move to claim victory. The current score shows Lasker and Stwinitz tied for second.
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Which & i
Union Fare
Tunsker
Lasker
Stwinitz
Fatal Fire in Jersey City Destroys Barn and Horses
A tragic blaze swept a barn in Jersey City early this morning claiming the life of William Lao and injuring no others. Fire officials report Michael Farrell, 25, a neighbor, helped battled the flames as three horses perished and property suffered substantial losses. The cause remains under investigation.
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Derney Chir
Jersey City
Barr
William Lao
Michael Farrell
Ring
Enarhman
Stan
West Virginia Lady Shoots Self in Courthouse Town
Mrs Jasper G. Moore wife of Clerk Moore of the United States court for West Virginia committed suicide yesterday by shooting herself. The cause is not known. Also noted, Albert J. Barr named as Pittsburg surveyor of customs and editor of the Pittsburg Post, with his father formerly publisher.
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Reapixe
David Sicher
Longswamp Township
Sicher
West Virginia
CisReszias
W- Va
Jasper GC. Moore
Clerk Moore
United States Court For
Pittsburg
Washington
Albert J. Barr
Custumer of
J. P. Barr
Chilean Claims Deny Major Aid Claim
The Chilean Claims commission rejected one of the largest American aid claims. It sustained a motion to dismiss the Grace cases, amounting to 230,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communina
Mourning Displays Shut Theatres In Hungarian Protest
Crowds of students force closures across Budapest venues in mourning for Lajos Kossuth. They topple banners, demand white flags of reconciliation, and clash with police while ministers and lawmakers attend the funeral arrangements in Turin and Budapest.
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Deine Siven
Ivisauf
Ratliog
Royal Opera House
National Theater
Diet
Kossuth
Maurice Jokay
Child Labor Debate Shapes Senate Action
Senator Hayes delivered a powerful address in the Senate on the child labor bill, contrasting English and American youth conditions and urging reform. The bill, amended to set a twelve year age limit and exclude certain factories, passed to engrossment after counties were exempted.
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Hayes
Senate
Senator Hayes
Europe
England
Bruce
Evans
Sloan
Maryland
Baltimore
Kent
Cecil
Calvert
Washington
Worcester
Somerset
Frederick
Carroll
Queen Anne's
Wicomico
Howard
St. Mary’s
Caroline
Prince George's
Harford
Nine Months and Fine in Gravesend Fraud Case
Newton pleads guilty to conspiracy fraud tied to Gravesend cases and is sentenced to nine months in penitentiary plus a $500 fine. The verdict follows a wave of local election fraud prosecutions and anxious reactions from Gravesend officials.
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Samieum Brooklys
Newton
Gravesend
Segus
Andreww Mott Heathbeson
Judie Brown
Conn
Apersens
Getry Ee
Brown
Blizzard subsides as west Northwest blazes calmSun
In Pittsfield George C. Nickenton Maas died after poisoning with cupid shrimp. Premier Rose engagement to Princess Maud is confirmed. The Peace cont milors near Pomeroy Ohio plan a summer shutdown, 300 workers to lose jobs. Tom Monaghan Hob O'Hearn and associates jailed in Galveston Texas after a vicious glove fight. O'Hearn KO'd.
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Pittsfield
Maas
George C
Galveston
Tex
O’ Hearn
Deaths of Pearly Nusbaum and William Brandtner
Pearly Nusbaum of near Suganore post office died of typhoid fever at age 17 after a short illness. Her funeral was held at Locust Grove German Baptist church. William Brandtner of Bronwick died at 23 after a four day illness. funeral was held at 10 a.m. with interment in Martingburg.
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Pearly
Nusbaum
Milas Pearly
Ssurnei
Siuganore
Locust Grove German Baptist Church
WM. Brandtner
Bronwick
County
Bronday
B. O
Medanie Brandtner
Hils
Aartingburg
Hotel Arrivals Noted From Yesterday Noon
A list of rivals staying at hotels includes City Haven and Canuxn House with guests such as A D Willard J Bartholow N D Norris and others from Baltimore Wilmington Bay City London and Rochester. Also named are Frank RicDorny W H Armitager BE Lightman J Dorney B M Dilens and more across several houses.
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City Haven
A.D. Willard
Amaracus
J. Bartholow
N.D. Norris
Hinds
Baltimore
J. C. Walker
Wheellee
J. Cenonin
Wilmington
Del
N. Foss
Bay City
Mich
Fred
ZeLer
EL Bowers
L. Palmer
Washaging
C. A. Fisher
Columbus
T. Fates
W. Boucher
L. G. Grove
Henry Broustein
Balimore
F. H. Sensing
Union Bridge
W. EH. Amnltage
Rochester
Frederick crowd scorns Boonsboro stzip ban in town talk
A crowded Frederick scene on Church and Market Streets debates Boonsboro' prohibition of spit picking. Youngsters mock the ban by planning a playful proscribed salute with alevolent fruit volleys as a protest.
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Boonsboro
Brothers Move Elects From Colons Reefer Thomas Farm
The brothers of the Noviziste relocate their elects from Araby’s Colons Reefer Thomas farm to Gro Park this week. They will enjoy future gam mer outings there.
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Colons
Reefer Thomas Farm
Araby
Gro Park
New Postmaster Appointed Next Tuesday
Report from Frederig on the post office notes an incoming postmaster appointment set for Tuesday. The change aims to streamline mail service in the town.
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Frederig
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