Two Favorites Win As Detroit Pace Meet Draws Crowd
At Cleveland on July 29 the grand circuit trotting and pacing meet featured Leopard Rose in the 2 30 class with a mile in 2 15 6, beating rivals like Pixley and Viola Clay. SimMocol, Abdallah, and other contenders posted fast heats as officials timed rolling performances and noted Leopard Rose’s late slips and gains.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Pitsburg
Ohio
Leopard Rose
Pizley
Goldsmith
California
Simmocol
Dick Smith
Belmont
Wilkes Trotter
Grant
Abdallah
William S. Edwards
Merriam
Minnesota
Pixley
Viola Clay
Rose
Ney
Aia
Harrodsburg Meeting Opens With Sternberg Victory Race
July 20 Lexixetos Harrodsburg opening day drew large attendance as 2 year old Sternberg won his first race handily, then led the Mist in a quick time for the three minute class. Also reports from Goodwood and Milwaukee racing circuits note winners and fast times amid a busy racing calendar.
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Digpatch
Lexixetos
Harrodeburg
Sternberg
Monmouth Park Winners
Results from a day at Monmouth Park show a rough track with six races. Winners include Volunteer first in the seven furlongs, Castan in the three quarters, Judge Morrow in the one mile, Theodosius second in the one and one eighth, Sluggard first in the one mile and a sixteenth, with Mikeds anee second and Eon third in the other events.
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Monmoorh Park
Volunteer
Theodosius
Sluggard
Eon
Sarmogas Winners Race Day Results at SanaToga
Report from SanaToga on July 2 details racing results across multiple events. Ruperts won the mile, Sir Joan was second, Isaac Lewis third. five furlongs saw Void first, sevomdl second, Beirestay third. Kingston second and Leston third in another race. Rover Garter led, Hopefil second, Whitengse third in the final event with a time around 1 minute 44 seconds.
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SanaToga
Rainbow
Ruperts
Sir Joan
Isaac Lewis
Sys Sevomdl
Beirestay
Ong
Aneces
Kingston
Leston
Pia Cece
Axite
Rover Garter
Hopefil
Whitengse
Going to Break Records in Queen City Fall Meet
Special Telegram reports from New York and Monmouth detail Queen City Fall aiming to break her own record at a club meet in September with Falo Alto set to trot against the stallion record. An investigation at Monmouth is noted. Captain Brown is mentioned in dispatch text.
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Cuifrccink Atl
Queen City
Falo Alto
Monmouth
Brown
Cleveland PilyLeague Club Beats Boston at Home
Cleveland Pily League Club pounded Elliott and Madden as 1,218 fans watched at Olympic Park. Individual performances featured Browning, Delehanty, Larkin, McAleer, and Radford with multiple hits and RBIs. Umpires Ferguson and Hot Britano saw Cleveland win the game.
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Cleveland
Boston
Cleveland Pilyere’ League
Eiliroy and Madden
Cleveland Hoston
Sankenal Sc
Esroed
Browning
Quinn
Brouthers
Ideon
Larkis
Storey
Baers
McAleer
Stovey
Pine Uinn
Kelly
Murphy
Bors
Melchunes
Larkin
Ferguson
Hot
Players' League Record. w. poe: cone T Brooklyn
Brooklyn and New York collide in a tight standings update with Chicago tied at 4 and Philadelphia at 4. Buffalo closes in with a 19 loss and race implications loom as teams press for late season positioning.
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W. Poe
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Phila
w.Buffalo
Chicago Beats Philadelphia in Tight National League Contest
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Vickery and Stein faced strong early innings. Burke made a running catch in the eighth, boosting Chicago’s defense while Anson and Earle contributed key hits. Attendance was 1,357 as Chicago seized the late advantage with solid ball handling and timely hitting.
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Cmecaco
Philadelphia
N. L
Stein
Chicago
Vickery
Burke
Brooklyn Beats Cleveland 12 to 3 in Indy nine innings
Brooklyn overwhelms Cleveland 12 to 3 in Indianapolis with strong hitting and steady defense. Garfield struggled on the mound for Cleveland as Brooklyn capitalized on hits and errors. Attendance listed at 1,200 with ref notes and box totals showing Brooklyn piling up runs in the late innings.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Garfield
Tri State League Scores and Standings Fragment
Fragmentary sports wire note lists teams and cities including Mansfield Akron Wheeling MeReesport and miscellaneous names. Reads like a standings snippet with partial scores and player or manager names, but many words are garbled.
Exhausting the oil in Morrinsville fields report
Washington and Taylorstown pools show reduced output with 337000 barrels monthly, 14500 daily, amid dry holes and aging wells. Morrinsville pool remains active with Snee & Co. No. 8 Mechiin yielding 225 bpd, Kellerman at 200 bpd, and new No. 5 wells near private fields producing modest gains.
Two Games at Exposition Park Today for One Admission
Two games are scheduled at Exposition Park today with a single admission. The first game features Batteries Staley and Fields against Keefe and Ewing at 2:55. The second game pairs Batteries Galvio or Maul and Fields with Crane and Ewing. Pittsburg expects at least one victory, likely two.
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Exposition Park
Staley
Fields
Keefe
Ewing
Galvio
Maul
Crane
Waecht
Pittsburg
Our Boys defeat McKee's Rocks Grays in close game
Our Boys 8S beat the McKee's Rocks Grays with strong battery work by Our Boys. The score appears as Our Boys 1 2001 5 gate and references Dietz McSteeners and Naughton as players.
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McKee's Rocks Grays
Grays
Hatteries
Dietz
McsSteeners
Naughton
Lantern Parade to Honor Night Riders by Keystone Bicycle Club
The Keystone Bicycle Club plans a lantern parade Saturday evening forming on Euclid Avenue East End near Baum Street. The route proceeds Baum Negrey Stanton Hiland Penn Homewood Fifth Shady Kenmawi Way Walnut and disperses. Riders decorate bicycles with Japanese lanterns and may pick up lanterns at 42 Wood Street after Wednesday. A safety lamp prize, provided by J B Kaereber, will be awarded before the start by a committee.
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Keystone Bicycle Club
Euclid Avenue
East End
Baum Street
Baum
Negrey
Stanton
Hiland
Penn
Homewood
Fifth Avenue
Shady
Wood Street
J. B. Kaereber
Bicycle Tournament in Meadville Heavy Wheelman Parade
A bicycle tournament will be held at Meadville on Tuesday August 19 under the Meadville Cycling Club. Events include a 6.5 mile road race from Hungertown to Meadville, a parade of 300 wheelmen led by a band, a one mile ordinary, boys half mile safety, Western Pennsylvania three mile championship, five mile handicap, novice mile, safety half mile, and consolation races on Meadville Driving Park track under L A W rules. F E Ray is Secretary.
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Meadville
Meadville Cycling Club
Hungertown
Western
Pennsylvania
Meadville Driving Park
L.A. W
F. E Ray
Boat sinks at Borning Springs after owner abandons it
A telephone dispatch reports an oil well sank at Borning Springs when a man named Andrews played it and abandoned the rig. The pig was blown, flow began rapidly, and the owner is missing. The incident has caused a sensation in Burning Springs and Parkersburg.
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Parkersburg
Borning Springs
Andrews
Burning Springs
Death of Miss Anna McKinley Prominent Canton Teacher Dies
Miss Anna McKinley sister of Congressman William McKinley Jr. died at Canton at 4 PM after a long career spanning Canton High School and other schools. She served as principal for 29 years and refused better offers to remain in teaching. Her death ends a devoted career admired by many.
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Cantor
Anna McKinley
William McKinley, Jr
Major McKinley
Canton High School
Niles
Westminster
Poland
Deshaw Select School
Cynthiana
Brie
Magnetic Springs
Latham to Leave Chicago Brotherhood for Cleveland Team
Artie Latham was tonight released by the Chicago Brotherhood club. He will play with the Cleveland Brotherhood team after next Monday. The veterans' poor work of late explains the move.
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Carcaco
Artie Latham
Chicago Brotherhood Club
Cleveland Brotherhood
Our Boys Play at Duquesne and Local Baseball Notes
The Our Boys visit Duquesne for a game today while recent results cut two knockouts short. The club remains open for Friday and Saturday fixtures as Tri-State League activity winds down next week.
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Duquesne
Our Boys
Pittsburg
N. L
Guatne Soyer
Tri-State
Our
Acmes
Pomether
Speak-Easies In West Virginia Reported By Telegraph
July 2 dispatch from Parkerstown notes Eureka and Belmont oil centers crowded with speak-easies following Pittsburg and Allegheny City models. Pleasant County authorities conducted raids with little effect, failing to arrest anyone as beer was unloaded and taken to depots. Outside detectives may be hired to identify and seize top sellers, though such action could be dangerous.
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Eureka
Belmont Sre
Pittsburg
Limerick
Allegheny
Pleasant County
California
Violence at National Tube Works Sparks Clash in Baltimore
A large crowd confronted locked out workers as National Tube Works attempted to restart. James Jackson and JJ Moran were assaulted, with Jackson beaten severely and Moran drawing a revolver to deter further harm. One working man, John Jackson, fired into the crowd and was struck by bricks, taken to the lockup with head wounds. Authorities warned, escorts planned, and the town urged peace while the standoff continued.
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National Tube Works
James Jackson
JJ Moran
Baltimore and Ohio
Jackson
Moran
McCandless
John Jackson
Heavy suits for damages filed against coal firms
Special telegram reports Senator W H Hines filed multiple heavy damage suits against coal companies over past accidents. Plaintiffs seek up to twenty thousand dollars for lost limbs and injuries, citing poor mine conditions and negligent operations at Avoca Susquehanna Lehigh Wilkes Barre and related pits.
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Scrastonx
W. H. Hines
Henry Alger
Avoca Company
John Hasken
Susquehanna Coal Company
Last Order of Bar Steel Ends at Carnegie Mills
Beaver Falls July 2 At the merchant bar mills of Carnegie Phipps Co they are now running their last order of merchant bar steel. This week the bar mills will be idle never to resume as management plans to tear out the mills and convert them into an additional red mill. Superintendent Dillon says the mills have not paid for a long time and it is useless to run them. It is rumored a large bloom mill will be erected to produce blooms then rods and wire for nails at one plant, making output of wire nails exclusively.
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Beaver Falls
Merchant Bar Mills
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Merchant Bar Steel
Bar
Dillon
Ita
Rod and Gun Club Camp on Little Kanawha
Pittsburg Rod and Gun Club members, twenty three in number, camp on the Little Kanawha ten miles above Parkerburg. The Oneida steamer visited with excursionists, who joined the revelry by rolling kegs into the grove and sharing baskets. Bass fishing is reported to be excellent, surpassing Ohio River catches.
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Parkersburg
Rod and Gun Club
Pittsburg
Little Kanawha
Oneida
Ohio River
Notable travelers pass through Pittsburg on varied errands
Judge M W Montgomery of Lansing travels to Washington via Union Station. A procession of officials and businessmen, including J B Shale with Allegheny conferees, Orlando Gray of Washington, and George Westinghouse Jr., among others, are noted at Union Station and local hotels. The list also mentions Col W J Hulings, J R Campbell, and Mayor E C Emmerson visiting or staying in the city as part of their circuits.
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M. W. Montgomery
Lansing, Mich
Union Station
Washington, D.C
Cleveland
District of Columbia
J. B. Shale
Allegheny County
Uniontown
Congress
W. H. Till
Chile Stevens
Allegheny
Orlando Gray
Washington, D. C
Seventh Avenue
San Francisco
Washington
Pittsburg Capital Invested in Windsor Stone Quarry
A Windsor Stone Company with $100000 capital was organized at Yourestown by Pittsburg and Youngstown capitalists. Leading figures include Harry W. Oliver William McCreary and J J Kirk of Pittsburg and C H Andrews of Youngstown. William McCreary elected President J J Kirk Treasurer John McCreary Secretary J J Jolly General Manager. Quarries lie at Windsor Ohio with 66 feet thick stone. A ten mile railroad is being built from Burton to the quarries.
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Yourestown
Windsor Stone Company
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Harry W. Oliver
William McCreary
J. J. Kirk
C. H. Andrews
John McC
Butler Firemen's Grand Tournament Opens Tomorrow
Eight town companies and many bands will march in a parade at 11 and then races on North McKean street starting at 2. The 750 yard free for all offers $200 for the winner who lays 150 feet of hose and sets the pipe, followed by a banner race where water must be thrown. A silver trumpet awaits the best appearing company.
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Butler
North McKean Street
Will The South Penn Be Finished By Pennsylvania?
A prominent eastern business leader says the South Penn will be completed with the charter owners, the Pennsylvania Railroad. He notes engineers are at work and Pennsylvania Company support could extend lines to shorten main routes, boosting traffic and regional development.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Dispatch
South Penn
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kennedy discusses South Penn Railroad plans and surveys
In Carlisle on July 20 President Kennedy of Cumberland Valley Railroad spoke after a Dispatch article on the South Penn Railroad. He said CV Railroad is building westward and will publish maps and cost estimates before deciding on a new line. The survey will adjust segments in Franklin and Fulton counties as surveying resumes.
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Carlisle
South Penn Railroad
Vanderbilt
Cumberland Valley
T. B. Kennedy
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Penn
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
Maryland
St. Thomas
Ft. London
Cowan's Gap
Falton
Pittsburg and Virginia Afectal Telegram to the Disfarch
Wheeling July 2 Ex Governor Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia leads a company to build the Pittsburg and Virginia rail line from Lexington Virginia through Rockwood Bath and Highland counties to the Monongahela at Pittsburg The route survey is nearly complete the line runs about 500 miles with a $15,000,000 capital.
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Wheeling
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Pittaburg
Lexington
Rockwood
Bath
Lee
NatTorat League and Association Schedule Fragment
The fragment lists matchups in the NatTorat League with New York at Pittsburg or Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Cleveland and other city pairings. It also shows an Association schedule including Toledo vs Athletics Columbus at Brooklyn Louisville at Rochester and St Louis at Syracuse.
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Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
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Chicago
PiaTters
Buffalo
Athletics
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St. Louis
Syracuse
Run Over by Wagon Claims Two Boys in Disastrous Crash
Lia July 23. Archie Smith 19 hauling crashed stone in a wagon. End gate slipped, stone fell on the horses. The runaway wagon struck two boys, Robert Grant and Melville Greenawalt. Grant and Smith died almost instantly. Greenawalt escaped with minor injuries.
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Lia
Archie Smith
Robert Grant
Melville Greenawalt
Smith
Grant
Greenawalt
Three States News In Brief From Across Region
Multiple items report a woman’s body found near Johnstown, a West Virginia merchant James Shaul’s passing aged about 55, a fire at Daniel Stough’s farmhouse near Lee Conemaugh loss $3000, a Canton man robbed of $25, and a fatal bar fight over beer. Also noted are a deadly haystack finding near New Castle, a violent hall storm at Bedford Springs, a Crawford surface explosion near New Castle, two burglars sentenced at Martinsburg, a fatal bar altercation at Plymouth, and a United Brethren reunion to be held near Greensburg with local church attendance.
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Johnstown
Youngstown
Wheeling
Daniel Stough
Lee Contents
Frank Strauss
Canton
Daniel BR. Shaul
Greenville
Manor
New Castle
John Edwards
Zanesville
Zion
Bedford Springs
Crawford
Francis Martin
Charles Harrington
Martinsburg
W. Va
Plymouth
John Orkle
John Meeker
Sunday Murder in Ohio Shocks Oneida Town
Jealousy triggers fatal shooting as Wesley Bates of Oneida kills John Henry. Local report says the motive involved a secret love affair. Bates was arrested nearby and held for a hearing, with details unfolding after the incident in Cantos.
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Cantos
Wesley Bates
Oneida
John Henry
Aneate Maes
Miners Johnston and Thompson Arrested After Street Fight
Local reports note William Johnston and William Thompson, miners living along the Panhandle road, were arrested for fighting last evening at the corner of Washington and Wylie streets near Officer Mike Hanley. In Ell, the Semi Centennial Committee of Senta were held last night to settle accounts, but the meeting was postponed for lack of a quorum. The Board of Viewers met to receive damage claims for the Summerlea street opening from Walnut to the Pennsylvania Railroad. A fight at 63 Robinson Allegheny cost Hamilton $60 with David Lepheeame, Hazel Willick, and Clara Boden given 20 days' toil for abuse with a broom handle toward a wife. At Sixteenth Street Bridge, Allegheny, another disturbance led to costs. Funeral attendance marked the passing of Joba G. Le of Allegheny.
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William Johnston
William Thompson
Panhandle Road
Washington Street
Wylie
Mike Hanley
Eleventh Ward
Senta
Board of Viewers
Summerlea Street
Walnut Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robinson
Allegheny
Terday
Ee Hamilton
David Lepheeame
Hazel Willick
Clara Boden
Sixteenth Street Bridge
Jobo
Wife of prominent citizen hangs self in Pendleton county
Parisburg July 2 Mrs Mary Fant wife of Major Fant of Franklin Pendleton county committed death by her own hand hanging herself in her home. The telegram from the dispatch notes the tragedy attributed to mental derangement.
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Pareeesburg
Mary Fant
Major Fant
Franklin
Pendleton County
Rig Builder Falls From Derrick In Oil Field
Tororo July 2 Patrick McConnell rig builder in the Turkey Foot oil field fell from the derrick while placing the wheel on the Coast and Evans No Slease at the Warwick farm. The pole broke and McConnell shattered a girder, went through a double roof of the belt house, and was unconscious. His brothers in Pittsburgh are noted as kin.
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Tororo
Patrick McConnell
Turkey Foot
Coast
Evans No. Slease
Warwick Farm
Jim Pole
McConnell
Tigere
San Vada
Pittsburg
Lord Randolph Churchill Faces Doubts Amid Mood and Loss
In a frank interview today Lord Randolph Churchill discusses his wavering political prospects since leaving the Cabinet. He cites poor reception from Conservatives and doubtful future as a public figure. Separate notes report Minister Herr Von Lutz's serious illness with delirium and prolonged pain. The Russian Hebrew community faces expulsion fears, prompting a London–Paris deputation to seek intervention. Chaplin declines to comment on US free trade pneumonia, and Ireland reports potato blight reaching Armagh.
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W. B. Smi
House of Commons
Call Iifke
Agea
Russia
Russian Empire
London
Paris
Failure of a Fertilizing Firm in Philadelphia
Announcement today reports the failure of J. E. Tygert & Co., fertilizer makers at No 2 Chestnut Street Philadelphia. Estimated assets reach 348000 with liabilities at 317000, tied to creditors who renewed notes for the Peninsula Bone Fertilizing Company Smyrna Delaware in which the firm was a heavy indorser. Banks hold most of the paper about 55000.
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Philadelphia
J. E. Tygert & Co
Chestnut Street
Peninsula Bone Fertilizing Company
Smyrna
Del
J. E. Tyger
Boys in a Bad Box. Four youths charged in mansion break in
Police were alerted to a break in at the unoccupied Thaw residence on Fifth Street. Detective McTighe arrested four youths Richard Cavanaugh 18 Jimmy Duff 14 Hugh Ingram 16 and William Dunn 13 on suspicion. They await a hearing this morning at Central station.
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Fifth Street
McTighe
Richard Cavanaugh
Jimmy Duff
Hugh Ingram
William Dunn
Central Station
Men Deserting the Mines and Held Talks Fail
Inwis July 2 report says about 50 miners left for Wilmerding with no signs of settlement between operators and miners. Claridge meeting ended with miners laying down tools then resuming work. Federation backing discussed as John B. Hae offered to raise funds to support men able to work and pressed for higher wages.
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Driaratch
Inwis
Wilmerding
Claridge
John B. Hae
Ohio National Guard Eighth Regiment Camp at Massillon
The Eighth Regiment Ohio National Guard, about 500 men from A Wooster Buckeye etc, camped today at Colonel J W McClymonds Oak Knoll in Massillon. The unit will stay for a little longer than usual while 1890 delinquent tax lists are prepared for printing, with two or three days of work remaining before publication Saturday morning.
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Massillon
Eighth Regiment
Ohio National Guard
A Wooster
Buck
River Telegrams Report Mixed River Conditions
Special telegram updates show Morgantown and Brownsville rivers at about 4 feet with stationary stages and cloudy or clear weather. Warren river at low water, Allegheny junction rising to 19 inches, with mixed cloudy and clear conditions and warm temperatures.
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Allegheny Juncrion
Ickk
Opposition grows to secret ballot scheme in Congress
T V Powpest argues against a House bill allowing inspectors to draw excess ballots to destroy them, calling it a Louisiana lottery that destroys public will. He urges protest to the Senate, publication of voting names, and accountability at next election. He insists on a secret ballot and warns the measure bypasses voters.
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House of Reprosetatives
United States
Senate
T. V. Powpest
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