Salvator Wins Historic Record at Monmouth Park
Huge crowd at Monmouth Park watches Salvator ridden by Bergen race a mile in 1:35 4 beating the old mark and Ten Broeck era times. Pacemakers Namonus and others assist as Byrnes and Morphs orchestrate the effort amid brisk betting and official timing.
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New York
Monmouth Park
Salvator
Reveloc
Ten Broeck
Byrnes
Isaac Morphs
Uying
Bergen
Tenac
Martin Bergen
Charles Little
W. Rogers
Lawrence County Fair Draws Thousands Amid Weather
At New Castle Pennsylvania the Lawrence County Fair attracted over eight thousand visitors. The event featured Prof Brady's balloon ascension and parachute display. Attendees enjoyed favorable weather as exhibitors showcased horses and pursemoney events.
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New Castle
Brady
Ita
D. i
Bowser
Bane
Garteld
S. Gus Bomper
Third Day Erie Races Yield Few Notable Performances
A Telegram from Erie Pa reports the third day of the Erie Racing Association meet was tightly contested with a large field expected in tomorrow's free-for-all events. The era highlight lists Willie Book of Youngstown and Tecumseh among entrants with times and purses noted, while other names and results are partially legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Sacing Association
Youngstown
Willie Book
E ‘Te Cisy
Din
Eaeees
Tence & Bom
Tecumseh. Dich
Willitsfeld
Lara Isn
Davin
Bat Provence
Bad
Spectator Wins From Local Fair Horse Contests
At Ustertown fair August contests featured speed races. Bev Boy won the fret race for Feyotte county horses with Billy Topps close behind. The 2:35 pace saw six heats and multiple contenders, including King EK and Proclamation E, with best time 2:74. Tomorrow's card promises more excitement with additional races and a holiday crowd.
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Ustertown
Feyotte
Bev Boy
Billy Topps
King EK
Proclamation
Charlie
Races Report From Sarntage Meeting
Fragmentary results from the Sarntage races dated August 3 list Firec aix furion Ors Jay and Mercader among top finishers. Other names such as Palece and Lady Fee appear in brief lines with uncertain placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanatoca
Firec Aix Furion
Aes
Palece
Ferum
Mercader
Mill Dee
Ame
Travel notices amid new routes in Lornex
In Lornex on August 33 local travelers are alerted to changes after a mix up of routes. Officials say the new paths will ease movement for people moving through Avertes and surrounding areas.
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Dcklap
Lornex
ANL
Avertes
Trotting Track Planned at Kensal Green in England
The Alexandria Park Trotting Club aims to build a track at Kensal Green and raise prize money to draw interest in trotting. Secretary Mr. Cathcart will travel to America to purchase trotting stock for English supporters.
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England
Alexandria Park
Kensal Green
Bo Ag
Cathcart
Clup
America
Wellsville Fair Reports Record Third Day
The third day of the Wellsville fair drew a record crowd with stock parades and top showings in horse and cattle exhibits. Belmont county won the 240 trot while the 2:35 pace and 2:55 pace events thrilled spectators. Dr. in took the fat heat of the 2:8 pace with a 2.84 time as George Smith guided Sorrel lrve to a strong finish.
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Wellsville
Association
Belmont County
Dr. In
George Smith
Sorrel Lrve
Prince Regent the Winner at Charter Oak Track
Haerrorp Conn August 3 Prince Regent captures the $16 000 race at the Charter Oak Track trotting event In the 2 08 class Suevie and Emma E compete with others in a hot set trotters event all descriptions terse and fragmentary with names partially readable.
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Charter Oak Track
Haerrorp
Conn
Idea
Suevie
Acamree Remaines
Alice Ih
Eweue
Ecca Cassanne
Emma
Terre Haute Track Attracts 18000 Fans For Races
At the Terre Haute track the Vigo Agricultural Association fair drew over 18000 spectators for a day of racing. Heavy rain disrupted Tuesday and Wednesday programs but the event showcased twenty stalls and featured winners including a stallion trotter and a two year old stake winner.
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Teren Havre, Inc
Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Breeders’ Association
Vigo
Clark
General Putnam
Fleeta Wickeswood
Ead
Algeria
Deck Shit
Ross Wilkes
Hardin
Srcoul
Een Rene Br
DF Pancosst
Dicktor
Races At Monmoath Park Wiesere Result Summary
The day’s track program at Monmoath Park Wiesere lists six furlong winners including Lady Heel in race one and Montans in race two. Other results show Senorita Tolls Miack burn in race three, Demuth Bangeret in race five, and Pirensi winning the 2 1/4 mile event with Venture second and Emet Olly third.
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Pirensi
Emet! Olly
Local regatta committee formed for amateur and pro sailors
A gathering at the St Charles Hotel elected James Taylor as chairman P P Gonley secretary and S C Freeman treasurer to promote a Western Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia regatta. A committee of agents was named Lee Cavitt John Martin Oscar Lindsay Patrick Lather and Fred Goodwin with future meetings set and directors to aid in promoting the event.
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St. Charles
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Scouller
James Taylor
P. P. Gonley
5. C. Freeman
Ister
Lee Cavitt
John Martin
Oscar Lindsay
Patrick Lather
Fred Goodwin
Se Freeman
John D. Ken
Hornett
John “Gruber
Fallwood
William McCallin
Robert Liddell
M Anston
Henry Myera
Leo Cavist
Leon Loog
Charles Wolfeoaaie
Aenenee Iy
Thomas McCarthy
Joseph Pooh Ae Ou
Ad- Sas
Natatorium
Ats Eee
Cee
Seeamtees
A Three Corvered Race In Planning
Boston August 21 There is talk of arranging a rowing race between George Hosmer of Boston George Lee of Lee Jove Largsn England ex champion of England. The race would be held within a few weeks on New York waters with Hosmer Lee and Lee Jove Largsn as contenders. Hosmer was in New York recently where the proposal was discussed but no decision was made.
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Boston
George Hosmer
George Lee
Lee Jove Largsn
England
New York
Gtake
Hosmer
Lee
Teemer Home Acnin After Western Trip Return
Teemer, ex champion sculler, returns home from a Western trip and weighs future plans with Han.
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Jobs Teemer
Han
McClelland Wins Five Mile Scotch Race in Boston
McClelland led from the first mile and held off Priddy to win the five mile event at the Caledonian Club meet in Oak Island Boston. Priddy finished second with Cannon close behind in fourth as the field endured a fast, crowded race amid tough track conditions.
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Boston
Priddy
Caledonian Club
Oak Island
Pittabure
Mitelland
Rdy
McClelland
Damon
P Stree
Nick Cox
New York
Faley Burns
Watertown
Grant
Cannon
Stantly
Gade Aamper
Pittsboro
MacClelland
McClellan
Bech and Hayes Seek $150 Side Stakes at Recreation Park
The final deposit for the 100 yard race was made last evening. Beck and Hayes will race at Recreation Park tomorrow evening between 5 30 and 6 30 for $150 a side. A referee and starter are to be appointed with George Smith, ex champion, expected to act. A good race is anticipated.
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Beck
Hayes
Recreation Park
Maeninn
George Smith
Multiple accidents in the city leave workers injured
A series of injuries and one fatal risk were reported from yesterday morning to afternoon. Charles Groskious of Excelsior Coffin Works suffered a near fatal head injury after his head was caught between an elevator door frame. James Lawthie of Carnegie Brothers mill sustained painful injuries from a shifting engine. John Brittan fell into a sewer and required treatment for a large head wound. Langtry, Law, and Patrick Brennan were among workers hurt on the Allegheny Valley Railroad and freight cars. Samuel Peak broke a leg at McLean's mill. Carl Lantz was thrown from a horse drawn wagon on Evergreen Blank Road, suffering a dangerous wound after striking a rock. Train delays occurred at Ardern tunnel. Tees Peiunky fractured his right leg from a fall at a scaffold at Edgar Thomson steel works.
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Charlies Groskious
Charles Groskious
Excelsior Coffin Works
Sixth Avenue
Grant Street
James Lawthiie
Carnegie Brothers
Twenty-ninth Street
Allegheny Valley Railroad
John Brittan
Herrison Street
Forty-eighth Street
Ron Langtry
Patrick Brennan
Thirty-seventh Street
Alleghen Valley Railroad
Samuel Peak
McClean’s
Sobo
Carl Lantz
Reserve Township
Evergreen Iilank Road
Defeat for the Strikers in Chicago Rail Strike
The Chicago and Alton Railroad strike seems set to settle tomorrow in favor of the road. General Manager Chappell at Brighton Park says police protection could allow yard clearance, with non re employed strikers required to join the Switchmen's Union. A private 9 o'clock meeting will attempt to reconcile the dispute. Sneak thieves broke into James McConnell's Webster avenue home last night, taking silverware after entering through the kitchen window.
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Chicago
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Chappell
Brighton Park
Switchmen's Union
Sweeney
James McConnell
Webster Avenue
Francis Street
Special train to Charleroi sale on September 2 1890
The P., W. & C. road runs a special train next Tuesday September 2 for the sale of lots at Charleroi. Depart Union station at 8 A M for McKean with stops at Fourth avenue Birmingham Nineteenth street Ormsby Homestead Risher West Elizabeth and Monongahela City. Return from McKean at 4 35 P M the same day. Round trip tickets from Pittsburg $1 50 Homestead $1 25 Risher 1 West Elizabeth 75 cents Monongahela City 40 cents.
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W.& C. Road
Charleroi
Union Station
McKean Station
Fourth Avenue
Birmingha Nineteenth Street
Ormsby
Homested Risher
West Elizabeth
Monones City
Pittsory
McKean
Pittsburg
Homestead
Risher
Monongshela City
Horree Bros. & Co. Drapery Offers On Short Notice
Mattings linoleums oil cloths and car pets made and laid on the shortest possible notice Mauslins sateens and silk draperies in stock and put up at short notice Horree Bros. 307 Wood street MWFssu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horree Bros. & Co
Wood Street
Mwfssu
Seditious State by the Dinates Draws Notice
A garbled report notes a seditious state by Dinates causing unusual interest. Names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR but the item hints at political unrest.
Hanlon Denies P. L. and Association Will Combine
Report notes Hanlon denying any plan for merging the P. L. and the Association. Listed are teams and cities including Boston, Brooklyn, Cleveland, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Cincinnati, and others in various P. L. and N. L. affiliations. Attendance figures from Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, and totals are provided.
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Hanlon
P. L
Association
Pittebarg
Boston
Brooklyn
Cheveland
New York
Chicago
L. L
Phila
P. Laix
Buffalo
P. i
Lin
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Leacue
Pittaburg
Boston Braves Lose to Pittsburg in Tight Ball Game
Boston captain Hanlon could not play as Pittsburg beat Boston 3 to 2 in a pitching duel led by Staley. Key Boston runs came on Quinn and Fields produced runs in late frames amid sparse base hits. Beckley stood out at first for Pittsburg as the game featured careful defense and timely hits.
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Dispatch
Boston
Hanlon
Braves
King Kel
Warriors
Pittsburgs
Staley
Bostons
Quinn
Fields
Siveen
Corcoran
Beckley
Maul
Hinley
Olrwin
O Ellroy
Wee
Pittsburg
Mittenburg
Wildpitches
Kilroy
Riereuinn
Brouthers
Nash and Kelly
Ferguson and Holbert
Sporting Notre
Salvator
Sewickley
Pittsburg Ori
Cmb
Philsh
Tus Mansfeld Speen
Mansfield
New Citaracan
Denny
Pee Fat
Minneapolis
Nok
Phillies edge Buffalo in erratic pitching-heavy game
Philadelphia wins 3-2 over Buffalo as Cunningham aids a tense pitching duel. Highlights include two-base hits by White and Hoy, three-base hits by Farrar and Cross, and a home run by Wood. Umpires Say and New York report the day’s marks.
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Philadelphia
al A
Cross
Pickett
Grima
Farrar
Unningham
Umphires
Players' League Denies Major Business at New York Meeting
Officials of the Players' League met in New York to discuss routine matters and deny any move toward amalgamation with the Association. Boston protested the Buffalo game on July 31 and was overruled. Clubs were told to hold annual meetings and elect officers before the November 11 league gathering.
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Theat Ther
New York
Players’ League
al Johnson
Hanlon
Players' League
Association
Boston
Buffalo
American Association
Ae Players’' League
Pittsburg
Omplascbe
O'Neil
Pittaburg
Postponed Their Games
Scott sdale August 3 The baseball games between the Scotts of Pittsburg and the home team are not in good condition for Monday, with the next game postponed to tomorrow due to conditions and scheduling uncertainties.
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Difpatch
Scottdale
Scotts
Pittsburg
Brad Agri
Igre
Mets and Pirates Split In Eight Run Game
New York suffers hits and errors in the 8 run battle versus Pittsburgh. Highlights include Whistler and Denny with key hits and several pitchers recording losses. Bases left and errors influenced the final score as both teams attempted to seize the lead and secure the win.
Boston Defeated as Duryea Dominates in Sluggish Hit Display
In Boston on August 24, Duryea was in top form as the Bostons struggled to plate runs. Only four reached second base while Cincinnati avoided many threats, with Marr delivering crucial hits including a three-base shot.
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BosTon
Duryea
Bostons
N. L
CINC
NAT
BBP
EBBP
McPhee
Hines
Latham
Tucker
Bolliday
Carr
Knight
Ansel
Keenan
Hanitre
Nichola
Cincinnati
Seeet
Batham
Phes
Eathag
Chicago Beats Philadelphia in National League Tilt
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 13 to 3 in a National League game. Notable performances include Hamilton and Luby with key hits, Anson homering, and Allen, Wilmot, and Earle contributing multi base hits. Pitcher Gleason worked through the innings as Philadelphia struggled on offense.
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Philadelphia
Hamilton
BBP
BBE
Ero Reyers
Thompson
Oo Schriver
Gray i
LeCauley
Earne
Allen
Gieasee
Cosonmo Oc
Ececsee Eiseroees
Philadale His
Yiamilton
Ompean
Driver
Carroll
Wilmot
Earle
Luby
Anson
Bien Re Alien
Cooney
Glenalvin
Canoey
Wey
Anton
Balla
Aipeans
Hamilton, ont, Wilm hae ee _ Nite. Passed ball Shhriver
Nagle
Gleason
Tna
Brooklyn 6 Cleveland 3 scores daily in baseball clash
Brooklyn defeats Cleveland 6 to 3 in New York with strong hitting from Gilks O Brien and Fouts. Pinckney O Brien and Lovett lead bases, while Lovett earns a 1 37 time and umpire call. Cleveland commits errors enabling Brooklyn to pull ahead in a hard fought game.
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Cleveland
Brooklys
Gilks
O'Colling
Pinkney
O’ Brien
Fouts
Wes
Terry
Smith
Brookia
Brooka
Gilka
Youts
Corashiers
Pinckney
O'Brien
Rlanez
Foutz
Rene
Dalls
Lovett
Moande
Baltimore and Philadelphia College Baseball Scoring Snippets
Local and college baseball results feature Maryland and Philadelphia area play with Louisville, Toledo, Columbus, and St Louis scores cited. Notable names include Salvatore and Staley in strong form, with teams like Pittsburg and Mansfield preparing upcoming matches.
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Baltimore
Ramsey
Macy
St. Louia
Louis
Philadelphiia
Thichic
Eeereeereeeeal
Gimme Healy
Welch
Locheater
Tol Z Bontledo
Ter
Toledo
Two Young Girls Arrested on Fifth Avenue
Two young girls were taken into custody on Fifth Avenue after a disturbance noted as Midalabi in police reports. Authorities intervened to prevent further escalation as crowds dispersed.
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Fifth Avenue
Democratic State Convention Denounces Force Bill
The Indiana Democratic State convention met with 1,303 delegates as ex Governor Isaac P Gray chaired. The platform denounces the Force Bill as revolutionary and unconstitutional and attacks Harrison administration patronage and alleged election crimes led by William Wade Dudley. Nominations include Claude Matthews for Secretary of State and J C Henderson for State Auditor with several other reelections.
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IspIanaPolis
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
Harrison
Morton
William Wade Dudley
Benjamin Harrison
Federal Court For
District of Indiana
Judicial Annals of the Republic
National Treasury
Oes
New York
Claude Matthews
J. C. Henderson
Kokomo Dispatch
J. A. Mitchell
Supreme Court
Albert Gall
Indianapolis
A. Green Smith
North Vernon
A. M. Sweeney
DuBois
H. D. Vories
Knox County
3. Garb
W. A. Peele, Jr
Prohibition Convention Nominates State and Local Officials
The State Prohibition Convention at Funke Opera House closed with a mass meeting. Dr. B. L. Paine of Lincoln named Governor, George W. Wood as Lieutenant Governor, and others chosen for Secre t ary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, Commissioner, and State Superintendent of Schools. Two congressional conventions named L. B. Palmer for Second District and Rev. E. H. Chapin for First District.
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C. Olesen
Mary M. Regan
L. B. Palmer
Hastings
Congress
Rev. E. H. Chapin
Lincoln
Republican State Convention Renominates Key Officers
The Republican State Convention met and adopted the prohibition plank after a minor dispute. Congressman J. A. Pickler and Governor Millette were renominated. Lieutenant Governor candidate G. A. Hoffman State Secretary Rinsgrod Treasurer W. W. Taylor Attorney General Robert Dollard Superintendent Cortez Salmon Commissioner Thomas H. Ruth Labor Commissioner KR. L. Smith named for the posts.
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Mitreneut
J. A. Pickler
Millette
G. A. Hoffman
Mr. Rinsgrod
W. W. Taylor
Robert Dollard
Cortez Salmon
Thomas H. Ruth
KR. L. Smith
First District GOP Convention Remains at Deadlock
Milwaukee voters heads show no break in stalemate as the First District Republican Convention adjourns to tomorrow. On the eighty first ballot the results repeat ell 111 Cooper 18 Barnes 0.
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Milwaukee
Ell
Cooper
Barnes
Nominations for Congress Hit Multiple States
Nominations listed include Georgia with Frank M. Harrington of the Republicans, Illinois first with Joseph G. Cannon, South Dakota with John A. Pickler, Indiana tenth with W. D. Owen, and Indiana with Colonel Cyrus G. Bryant.
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Georgia
Frank M. Harrington
Ilinois
Joseph G. Cannon
Gamble
South Dakota
John A. Pickler
Indiana
W. D. Owen
Ronan Seemey
Cyrus G. Bryant
Minor police items from Somerset and vicinity
G R Born of Somerset was jailed at Central station on a theft charge linked to a Greenwich stand robbery and a prior diamond theft at Seventh Avenue Hovel. Steve Cuzman and Steve Bonco face larceny charges before Alderman McMasters. Charles Harding to have a hearing for assault on 10 year old Mageio Schunk. Joan Wammee, accomplice in a Dravo Allegheny residence robbery, arrested. Joan Sullivan and George Fisher jailed after a Ballivan incident. Mrs Krone absent from Alderman Robe’s office. husband says she left for parts unknown. John Kane arrested on two assault and battery charges. Frank O’Donnell committed on a serious Mary Daley charge. Patatee O’Nir accuses John Haggerty of threats to shoot.
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G. R. Born
Somerset, Pa
Central Station
McTighe
Aereer
Gbnstown
Avenas
Steve Cuisman
Steve Bonco
McMasters
Charles Harding
Hyndman
Mageio Schunk
John Schunk
Loomis Street
Joan Wammpee
John Priddy
H. G. Dravo
Allegheny
Breele
Joan Sullivan
George Fisher
Ballivan
Fisher
Davis Rites Set In Allegheny Address
Obituary notice for Davis of 176 South Avenue Allegheny indicates death occurred Thursday August at S157. Funeral arrangements pending at the Davis home.
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Davis
Davis BR
South Avenue
Allegheny
Robbed on the Road in Brookville Scam
Joseph Matson of Union township was duped by two men who promised a farm sale for 6000 cash and paid with a 5000 draft. Lacking change he borrowed 1300 from Jefferson County Bank. On returning home the men threatened him with revolvers and fled with the money after returning the wagon.
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Johnstown
Brookville
Joseph Matson
Union Township
Matson
New York
Jefferson County
John F Braden Kills Wife in Tragic Philadelphia Shooting
John F Braden, of the Twelfth ward, shot dead his wife after she was arrested on suspicion of intimate relations with Johnstown police member Boucher. Braden was arrested and reportedly refused to discuss motives, the fatal act ending the court case slated for next week.
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Johnstown
John F. Braden
Boucher
Morning Braden
Bee Ween
Fred
Disciples Church Feud Leads to Pastor Arrest in Bellefonte
A long running feud within the Disciples Church at Howard, Bellefonte, erupts as Rev. W. L. Hayden faces a charge of disturbing a meeting. Authorities report Hayden was arrested while attempting to read his sermon as factions clashed during a service planned for August 10.
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Bellefonte
Disciples’ Church
Howard
W. L. Hayden
Disciple Church
Sereee Oy
Bymos
Swindlers Arrested Over Marble Game at Corneliaville
Victim W. 8. Campbell, a livery man, lost 35 dollars in a marble game at a circus in Corneliaville. Officers arrested proprietors Sells and Barrett, with refunds arranged after the case was compromised. A farmer from Belleskin county also reportedly lost money.
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Campbell
Corneliavilla
Messrs
Sells
Barrett
Gay
Belleskin Tig County
Desperado Captured After Pepper in Eye Incident
Tom Mollens, the desperado linked to robbing Sam's post office and the railroad, is jailed in Parkersburg. He confessed and turned over goods to Detective Malen. He previously peppered a woman clerk at Mineral Wells store and fled. will be sent to Wert county for felonies. Strikers in Inwim remain quiet. sheriff visits Sopa amid evictions.
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Parkersburg
Tom Mollens
Sam's
Railroad Company
Malen
Mallens
Mineral Wells
Wert County
Grand Castle of Ohio Knights Opened Annual Session
Freeway August 23 The annual session of the Grand Castle of Ohio Knights of the Golden Eagle began here with full attendance from the state’s subordinate Castles.
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Freeway
Grand Castle of
Ohio
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Henry Rain Storms Damages Across the District
Heavy rains in the area caused extensive creek flooding and damage likely in the thousands. In related news, about seventy workers of the Electric Company quit, seeking higher pay and shorter hours. A freight derailment near Dus kirk on the Fort Wayne line dumped nine cars and resulted in animal casualties.
Explosion Blows G. M. Struble to Pieces
A August 2 dispatch reports G. M. Struble was killed when his body was blown apart by an explosion involving nitroglycerine. The incident occurred as he attempted to set off the charge.
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G. M. Struble
Noesses
Thor M. scienee GOP Mees icelice-itasafall Qc 6
Fragmentary text appears to cite Thor M scienee and GOP affiliations with unclear context and dates. No coherent event or identifiable entities provide a resolvable news item.
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Thor. M
Scienee . Gop
Mees Icelice
Itasafall
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