Robbery at Canton Bank Ends in Flight and Wounding
Three masked burglars entered the Doane & Son private bank at Canton Bradford county near Minnequa. They forced senior member Doane to open the bank but failed to force the safe after a struggle. A guard outside and two sleeping men nearby confronted the attackers. Shots fired. burglars escaped. Doane uninjured but terrified. Authorities suspect the band fled toward Towanda then Canton and may be recaptured.
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Williamsport
Doane & Son
Canton
Bradford County
Minnequa
Doane
Ily
Pierce
Jackson
Towanda
Leroy
Seventy-Five Thousand Dollar Bond Robbery at Hanscom Home
Special Dispatch reports a sensational theft at Isaiah Hanscom’s residence in Washington. A locked tin box held about one hundred thousand dollars in bonds. twenty five thousand remained while fifteen hundred was later claimed. Detectives swarm the scene as Hanscom, linked to naval affairs, may deny the larger amount to shield his wealth from public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasuIneTon
Isaiah Hanscom
Naval
Hanscom
Naval Committee
Robeson
Schuyler Colfax
Wormley's Hotel
Colfax
Defense rests in Sayres murder trial in Ludlow Court
Commonwealth rebuttal follows defense case in the Alexander B. Sayres wife murder trial. Witnesses testified to Sayres’s alleged insanity and strange behavior. Statements from witnesses described his mental state and an arrest scene. Doctors and clergy were called to offer medical and religious perspectives on his condition.
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Alexander B. Sayres
Ludlow
Commonwealth
Fanny Rankin
Matilda McLaughlin
Sayres
Samuel Parker
George Howard
Ann Carraban
The
Lizzie Twiggs
Williams
Benjamin F. Butcher
Smith
Emperor Wounds and Socialist Plot Unfold in Berlin
Reports from Berlin and London detail the Emperor William I surviving a Sunday shooting and a failed assassination plot by Nobiling. A wounded innkeeper and a collapsing assailant die amid chaos as police seize editors and track a broader socialist conspiracy. The Berlin cabinet plans cautious action pending the wounded Emperor's recovery.
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Berlin
Nobiling
Holtfeur
William
Schapira
Rackow
Mast
Auer
Berlin Ree Press
Elberfeld
London
Times
Ultramontanes
Socialista
England
Daily News
Cabinet Council
Bismarck
Anderson Again Surfaces in Louisiana Election Debate
Ex-supervisor of East Feliciana Parish Anderson faces cross examination in Washington as Democrats accuse perjury while Republicans call him a despicable rascal. Testimony suggests ongoing Senate committee hearings and possible personal explanations by Senator Matthews. The piece outlines trial delays and connections among witnesses, printers, and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Feliciana Parish
Louisiana
Washington
Potter Committee
Anderson
Senate
Matthews
Thirty Cases Considered By the Board Donnelly To Be Hung
The Board of Pardons met and adjourned to August first after reviewing thirty cases. Dennis Donnelly’s brother urged reopening the case. affidavits questioned a key witness. The board refused to reopen, and Donnelly faces execution on Tuesday. Pardons recommended for Jackson, Stager, Wills, Phillipps, Northrop, Leonard, McClure, Spahr, Furey, Ulrich. Unfavored for Bank, Lynch, John Turner, Fitz. several cases held under advisement including Cooper murder and Schneider conspiracy. Jack Kehoe case yielded no commutation.
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Hargismire
Board of Pardons
Dennis Donnelly
Pottsville
Donnelly
Lancaster
Samuel Gibbons
John Turner
John Fitz
Allegheny
Thomas Thompson
Enoch Cooper
Luzerne County
Thomas M. Schneider
Philadelphia
Aaron Algard
Bucks
W. ©. Harbison
Jack Kehoe
Anderson Defends Position in Louisiana Affairs Cross-Examination
James E. Anderson faced sharp cross-examination by Reed before the Potter committee, pressed on inconsistencies with prior Senate testimony and on contracts with Nash and Weber. He admitted misrepresentation and intent to harm Nash, and acknowledged suppressing evidence and confounding documents to influence outcomes. The session focused on the Moreau's New Orleans interview and adjourned with questions unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James E. Anderson
Potter
Reed
Senate
Louisiana
Anderson
Nash
Weber
East Feliciana
Democratic Party
Sherman
Moreau's
New Orleans
More Candidates in Allegheny County Conventions
Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Chronicle says Allegheny County Conventions met after a week adjournment and formed a majority. D K McGonigle was nominated for Clerk of the Courts as a compromise after five ballots. For County Commissioners Mercer and McLelland were chosen amid ongoing disputes over nominations and the Court House ring. Mackey’s attempts to ease tensions failed.
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Prirtsburg
Rowand
D. K. McGonigle
Georgian man kills wife and children then dies in fall
In Americus area a man named Caldwell killed his wife three children and his wife's sister with a smoothing iron. He fled to a well and a house, then leaped from a dwelling and died after a fall. Two older children were at school and one in the field. a younger child escaped. Two negroes found him insensible and he soon died at the gin house loft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Caldwell
Americus
Alibi Guards Doing Their Duty Report
The Associated Press agent arranged Saturday testimony with notable ingenuity. The report suggests the observer may have misidentified Anderson as the person under investigation while John Sherman appears as the principal witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mr. Anderson
John Sherman
Nebraska House Seeks Extra Rep. Judiciary Committee Action
The House judiciary committee agreed to report adversely a bill to add one representative for Nebraska. Senate executive session affirmed a list of Consul generals including Francisco Me ing at Guatemala and Evarts announced Russia’s invitation to an international congress on bimetallic monetary standards.
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House Judiciary Committee
House
Nebraska
Senate
Francisco Meing
Guatemala
O. M. Spencer
Iowa
Melbourne
Alester KH. Jackson
Wis
Antigua
Evarts
Russia
Hunter Witnesses on the Run in Camden Court Delay
In Camden Oyer and Terminer Court Judge Woodball delayed the Hunter case to 10 A M as state agents search for three runaways Alice Coleman and Mrs Spellissey in Mahanoy City and Stephen Carey. Detectives monitor Coleman and Spellissey while telegrams with lawyer J H B Lyon delay actions. Carey last seen Monday morning leaving his workplace with an umbrella.
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Woodball
Camden Oyer and Terminer Court
Hunter
Alice Coleman
Spellissey
Stephen Carey
Miss Coleman
Mahanoy City
Philadelphia
J. H. B. Lyon
Mahavoy City
Manayoy City
Abe
Jenkins
Carey
Yg Ag
Armstrong
War danger grows as Indian depredations spread in Idaho and prairie
From Washington general Sheridan reports severe Indian activity along the Boise road and Camas Junction. Patten at Boise says three hundred warriors encamp in lava beds near Camas, with herders' tents and stock taken. Reports indicate Piutes and Uma dillas retiring west from Camas, two wagons captured beyond Glenin's Ferry, ammunition and revolvers found. Governor Brayman warns of imminent war in Idaho Territory and arms arriving from Vancouver. Sitting Bull encamped at Sand's Hill, Red Deer expanding force near Fort Walsh route.
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Washington
General Sheridan
Chicago
Campus Prairie
Boise Road
McDowell
Crook
Fort Hall
Howard
Boise
Overland Road
Captain Collin
Big Campa Prairie
General McDowell
San Francisco
Patten
Camas Jone 1
Wood Creek
Cumas
King Hills Station
Overland Stage
Glenin’s Ferry
King Hill
War Department
Army
McCrary
Secretary of War
Sherman
Sheridan
Brayman
Idaho Territory
Vancouver
Senecia
Winntree
Fort Walsh
Sitting Bull
Sand’s Hill
Red Deer
Nationalists Predict Victory Across State Ahead of Campaign
Frank W. Hughes, Pottsville barrister and father of the youthful National party, forecast a wide victory for the Nationals in the state. He says the party will ally with either major party to defeat the majority, mobilizing in counties and steering voters away from fraud and bribery. City wards hold meetings to reorganize and plan conventions as campaign groundwork proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hughes
Pottsville
National Party
Girard House
Greenbacks
Philadelphia
Congress
Potter
Tilden
Oregon
John W. Frazier
Freeman
Third Street
Oregon Election Notes From San Francisco Dispatch
Portland dispatch reports slow returns with Democrats fearing Whitaker wins Congress and Earhart likely secures Secretary of State. Legislature may be Democratic but preliminary. in Multnomah County fears persist about holding all ten Republican seats. Simon cites Republican strength and possible Mitchell reelection.
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San Francisco
Portland
Whitaker
Earhart
Hixeton
Mitchell
Oregon
Multnomah
JosePh Simon
Senate
International Postal Treaty Signed In Paris
The International Postal treaty has been signed with aims of uniform charges worldwide except in Indian and trans United States routes. Europe adopts separate proposals on exchange letters with declared value and international money orders. Book packets of two kilograms gain universal sending rights. Japan retains control of its postal system. The treaty takes effect in April 1879. Switzerland continues as administrator with the Bureau at Berne. The closing session of the congress was held today.
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Paris
Europe
Japan
Bryan
Switzerland
International Bureau
Berne
International Postal Congress
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Cities
In Boston Milwaukee 3 beat Boston 9 with large gaps. Worcester 8 over Star 2. Hornellsville 1 lost to Tecumseh 2. Lowell 7 defeated Auburn 1. Chicago Providence 23 topped Providence 1. Indianapolis 9 defeated Cincinnati 3. Springfield New Haven 7 to 6 in nine. Holyoke 5 lost to Utica 14 in ten. Harvard 8 crushed Princeton 0. Buffalo 7 beat Rochester 2.
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Boston
Milwaukee
Worcester
Star
Hornellaville
Hornells
Tecumseh
Lowell
Auburn
Providenas
Chiasgo
Providence
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Springfield
New Haven
Holyoke
Utica
Cambridge
Harvard
Princeton
Buffalo
Rochester
Mr. Bryant Not So Well in New York Hospital
New York on June 4 reports from Mr. Bryant's physicians that the patient is not quite so well this afternoon but there is no serious change in his condition.
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New York
Telegraphic Brevities From Across the Nation
A telegraphic roundup reports the schooner George Kilbourne ashore at Barnegat with crew likely saved, Benjamin Harrison chosen president of Indiana Republican Convention, and a Green Bay fire destroying six buildings deemed incendiary. Rock Hill fire wipes out half the business section with $100,000 loss. Tobacco dealers rally in Washington to press tax auction. Providence Corset Company stock and machinery burned. $2,500 insurance held in North America. A man named Clayton Asay hanged himself near Bordentown, N J. Charleston miners seized a steamer and a train near Blacksburg, then left without paying fares. New Hampshire caucuses nominate A A Woolean for Speaker and D H Bolton for Senate president. Democrats pick H St Morres and J Weeks for the same posts. Superintendent of Public Instruction, Land Regulator, and Railroad Commissioner positions are to be chosen at the state convention.
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George Kilbourne
Barnegat
General Benjamin Harrison
Green Bay
Wis
Rock Hill
York County
8. C
Washington
New England Corset Company
Providence
North America
Philadelphia
Lews
Clayton Asay
Rising Sun
Bordentown
N. J
Charleston
West Virginia
Blacksburg
Concord N. H
A. A. Weoleen
David H. Boltum
Senate
Herbert St. Morres
James D. Weeks
Berks Mystery Exhumation Planned for Mrs Engel Death
In Berks county, doubts about Mrs. Charles Engel’s July 4 1877 death prompt authorities to exhume her remains for stomach analysis. Coroners Goodheart and Gilbert clash with commissioners over costs while Engel is housed in Danville asylum. Investigations hinge on possible poisoning amid claims of mistreatment and a wary domestic witness.
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Charles Engel
Douglassville
Evans
Goodhart
Reading
Laura Amnon
Engel
Goodheart
Gilbert
Berks
Lunatic Asylum
Danville
Peter D. Warner
Philadelphia
Lea Engel
Bennett Replies About Duel Secrecy and Baltimore Meeting
James Gordon Bennett responds to New York and Baltimore publications concerning his meeting with Mr May. He notes inaccuracies in the Times report, apologizes for not being consulted, and describes his own nervous conduct during the alleged duel incident while asserting he did not shoot.
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Bennett
Baltimore Son
James Gordon Bennett
New York
Baltimore
May
Panta
Baltimore Sun Sra
New York Times
Wilkes
I Shall Arrive in America Mid July Amid Public Judgment
An unnamed speaker reflects on an affair two years past and announces plans to travel to America around mid July. He says he is willing to accept regal punishment if public opinion demands it and notes sending a challenge to Mr. May, who accepted. He contrasts May's coolness with Bennett's nerves and withdraws secrecy injunction on the seconds, James Gordon Bennett in Paris.
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America
May
James Gordon Bennett
Avenue du Bois de Bologne
Paris
Free Discussion of San Stefano Treaty Promoted
London dispatch reports The Times lauds Britain for free discussion on the San Stefano treaty and endorses the Beaconsfield Salisbury pairing to aid congress momentum. Dispatches note Russia pressing fortress surrender and Germany inviting all Cabinets to the congress opening June 13 in Berlin. A hatt appoints Safvet Pasha Grand Vizier and iki ministers aim to preserve stability and foreign relations. The British Channel squadron reaches the fleet rendezvous.
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London
the Times
Times
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Reuter
Berlin
Germany
Safvet Pasha
Ruchdi
Phosphare Mustapha Pasha
Mahmoud Damad Pasha
Rete
The Cracksman's Cover on Walnut Street Raid
A foggy dawn raid on Walnut street residences yielded limited successes for thieves. They failed at Pue and Cassidy homes, entered Brewster house through a stable bathroom window, and stole jewelry including a gold watch and sapphire pin valued at 2500. Monteith & Co. Filbert street gear worth 30 was left behind after a police scare.
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Walnut Street
Edwin A. Pue
Lewis C. Cassidy
Benjamin H. Brewster
Monteith & Co
Filbert Street
Joe Gordon Convicted After Mercy Recommendation
Joseph Gordon, long tied to counterfeit dealings, was found guilty by a jury in Cadwalader Court after prior failed attempts in Delaware. A mercy recommendation accompanied the verdict, and Judge Cadwalader signaled he would weigh it carefully before sentencing.
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Joseph Gordon
Delaware
Cadwalader
Mercy
Boas Settlement Argument in Reading Bank Case
Reading June 4. Register Multzberger heard arguments on settling with creditors of A F Boas, late president of Reading Savings Bank. Attorneys Smith and Livingood oppose, claiming owners keep assets worth about 200000, totaling 830000 with appraised assets for a 60 percent dividend. Register projects at most 55 percent from 889000, noting many assets mortgaged and slow to collect. report to U S Court begun.
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Reading
Register Multzberger
A. F. Boas
Reading Savings Bank
F. L. Smith
W. H. Livingood
the Register
United States Court
Franklin County GOP picks Mahon for Congress in convention
Special dispatch reports the Franklin County Republican Convention nominating Thad M. Mahon for Congress by an 8 to 52 vote against John M. Pomeroy. Also nominated were D Watson Rowe for President Judge, John M. McDowell Prothonotary, R J Boyd Treasurer, J B Solenberger Register, Van L Haulman Clerk of the Courts, and E W Washabaugh H Greenawalt and William Burgess for the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Republican County Convention
Thad. M. Mahon
Congress
John M. Pomeroy
D. Watson Rowe
John M. McDowell
R. J. Boyd
Solenberger
Register
van L. Haulman
E. W. Washabaugh
H. ©. Greenawalt
William Burgess
Woman Stabbed After Refusing Spree Partnering
Abraham Cunningham, a car driver, stabbed James Murray near Passquank Avenue and Bainbridge Street after Murray declined a joint spree. Murray testified Cunningham asked how he was fixed and that he was buying clothes, not rum. The knife was found soon after. Cunningham claimed drunkenness and was committed in default of $2,500 bail.
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Abraham Cunningham
James Murray
Passquank Avenue
Bainbridge Street
Smith
Murray
Cunningham
Drankenness
Burglary at 2105 Mt. Vernon Street
Mrs. Carver discovered a break in yesterday morning at 2105 Mt. Vernon Street. Robbers entered the house and carried off a silk dress valued at 25 dollars a cloth cloak a boy's suit and 10 dollars in cash. The entire house was ransacked with valuables gathered into one room before they fled likely due to a bell ringing.
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David Carver
Mt. Vernon Street
Carver
Hebrew impostor misleads hotel keepers in New York
A Hebrew man about 28, 5 feet 7, with black hair and moustache, dark eyes and well dressed, registering as William H. Theobald, claiming to be a reporter for the New York Herald and the Jewish Messenger, has victimized several hotel proprietors in New York City including the Girard and Continental. Chief Clerk Wilson of the Girard House filed a complaint at police headquarters yesterday, and hotel keepers are warned to beware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Theobald
New York Herald
Jewish Messenger
Girard and Continental
Wilson
Girard House
Firm of Yerkes Brady Yerkes Appears Before Justice Snyder
The firm from Hatboro faced Judg e Snyder on a charge brought by John D. Rodrick. The prosecutor did not appear, the defendants chose not to seek discharge, and the hearing was postponed two weeks. They say their actions are justifiable and they'll prove their case at the rescheduled hearing.
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Yerkes, Brady
Advices From Singapore Signal Harmony Between China and Siam
Reports from Singapore claim the threatened clash between China and Siam has been averted and relations are harmonious as China renounces tribute. All treaty powers recognize Siam’s complete independence, while the Pope directs Cardinal Franchi to urge German Catholics to oppose Socialism and to seek details on the Nazi party. France plans 60,000 francs for international trotting races in Deauville. A military review is set for Thursday the 20th, with visitors’ objections noted.
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Singapore
China
Siam
Franchi
Clerg
Germany
Cardinal Chowski
Naliat Party
France
Bala de Houlogne
Wood's Defeat and Tariff Setback at Senate Passage Try
Special dispatch from Washington on June 4 reports Fernando Wood overruled as tariff bill faces possible defeat with a near passage earlier. Debate featured Burchard and Garfield asaides, with a looming decision tomorrow. Army and Indian Bureau issues prompt transfer to War Department amid suspected Indian hostilities.
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Washmeron
Fernando Wood
Messrs
Burchard
Garfield
Wood
ARMY
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Indian Bureau
War Department
Allison
Windom
Relay of the Telephone by Microphone Discovery
Professors Edwin J. Houston and Elin Thomson demonstrated relay of the telephone by adding a miniature microphone to the Bell receiver. The carbon microphone, three pieces in a battery circuit, amplified faint vibrations to drive the transmitter. A Franklin Institute exhibition yesterday impressed Mr. J. B. Knight with a satisfactory operation.
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Edwin J. Houston
Elin Thomson
Huhes
Bell
Bell Telephone
Houston
Thomson
Central High School
Hughes
Franklin Institute
J. B. Knight
Secrer
Two Men in Hotel Scuffle Over Missing Note
W J Hopkins and W J Hope, both of Burlington Iowa, registered at Merchants Hotel on Fourth Street. Hope said Hopkins was sick, then Hopkins claimed his roommate was robbed of a note by a slim, close-shaven thief in a light suit. Hope had a bartending past and described the suspect. the victim appeared drugged.
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Merchants’ Hotel
Fourth Street
Arch
W. J. Hopkins
W. J. Hope
Burlington
Iowa
Hope
Hopkins
Central Station
South Second Street
Spruce
Sherman Should Get It If He Can
Warwick McMichael of North American reports a Philadelphia Times excerpt quoting Secretary Sherman denying writing to Anderson. Sherman says he has no such letter, while Anderson purportedly acknowledges this fact. Producing Andersons letter would hurt credibility of another testimony, and Sherman is urged to produce the document promptly if possible.
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Sherman
Warwick McMichael
The
Philadelphia Times
Anderson
Northern Home to Host Thursday Charity Event and Drill
The Ladies interested in the welfare of the Northern Home for Friendless Children plan a Thursday afternoon entertainment on the institution grounds to raise funds. Evening performances will feature a grand drill by the inmates of the Soldiers' Orphans Institute as part of the effort to support the Home’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Institute
Public Building Commission Awards Metal Capitals Contract
At last night’s Public Building Commission meeting six metal capitals bids were reviewed and Gibson Shaw Hamlin, successors to Thackeray & Co., awarded the contract for 500 dollars. Ten granite column bids were sent to the president, architect and superintendent. Bills totaling 65,270 dollars were approved including a 49,404 dollar bill from William Struthers & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Buildin Commission
Gibson, Shaw & Hamlin
Thackeray & Co
William Struthers & Sons
Ocean Steamship Arrivals From Multiple Ports
Ocean steamship arrivals list ships and routes including London Australia Cornwall and State of Nevada from New York City of Bristol from Boston Texas from New Orleans Waldensian from Montreal Queenstown Egypt from New York New York State of Indiana from Glas ow Victoria from Glasgow Willand from Hanburg with origin and destination notes.
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London
Australia
Cornwall
To Day Weather Indications With Winds and Rain
Rising barometer with a temporary coastal fall, warm southerly winds turning cooler and northerly, increasing along to a high, light rains at times, followed by clear or nearly clear skies. Includes mild coastal changes and general forecast for the day.
Porpoise capture and trials and local incidents reported
A Tacony fisherman caught a porpoise yesterday. Henry Jones was committed for trial by Magistrate List. A three year old, John Shank, died at 1220 Shackamaxon Street. Reading Railroad coal freightage from January 1 totaled 2,204,750 tons. An unknown drowned man was found at Harrison's Wharf, Bridesburg. George Prymes, 35, died of heart disease at 706 Lombard Street. Seaman William Lynch was injured on the schooner Ellen Hallgate. Daniel Dougherty was beaten at 31st Street and Girard Avenue. John Kelly, a youth with prior trouble, jailed for ninety days for picking pockets. Lodge No. 2 Elks to dedicate burial lot at Mount Moriah Cemetery with Mer. George H. K. Maguire delivering the oration. The Lady of Lyons was presented by Prof Shoemaker's School of Elocution and Oratory. acting praised with applause after each act. A notable concert occurred at Association with Monteje and Signor Hanaiont contributing to the season. Master John Rhodes and others performed.
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Henry Jones
John Shank
Shackamaxon Street
Reading Railroad
Delaware
Harrison's Wharf
Bridesburg
George Prymens
Lombard Street
William Lynch
Ellen Hallgate
Daniel Dougherty
North Twenty-ninth Street
Thirty-first Street
Girard Avenue
John Kelly
United States
Lodge No. 2
B. P
Elks
Mount Moriah
Mer
George HK. Maguire
Lady of Lyons
Shoemaker
School of
Association Tant Over
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W. H. Keyser
William F. Jones & Co
Camden
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Lamden
Messrs. Robeson
Scovel and Thompson
Toin Times
John Smith
A. Ea
Toase
Tris
Washington Post
Washington Notes
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San Stefano
Joe Gordon
President Boas
Franklin County
Republican
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