Raceland Wins Suburban Handicap at Coney Island
August Belmont's Raceland defeats Terra Cotta and others in the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay. The 1 1/4 mile race drew 15,000 spectators with Raceland favored at 8 to 5, Terra Cotta second choice at 8 to 1, and Badge at 6 to 1. Garrison rode Raceland to victory as Terra Cotta and Elkwood were boxed on the lower turn and the finish saw Raceland two lengths ahead of Terra Cotta with Gorge a neck behind for third.
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New York
Fifteen Thousand Voices
Belmont
Raceland
Coney
Jockers
Erna
Hayward
Kaceland
Garrison
Tosatos Anderson
Fitzce
Elkwood
Hells B. Taylor
Hamilton
Mosher
Bryan Boru
Bergen
Volunteer
Gorgo
Bella B
Eurus
McLaughlin
Emethene
Taylor
Basson
Waren Cotta
Braceland
Hearst
Lilly
Furn i
Soreden
Ieee
Enon
Terra Cotta
Akon
Wen
Ryan Boru
I Ghiare
Harry O' Falcon
Laura B
G. Hearst
Hanover
Cyclops
Britannic
Coldstream
The
Forum
Jay F. Dee
Beck
Tipstaff
Servis
Gramercy
Benefit
Hetalpa
Bill Letcher
Burlington
Bagatelle
Viva
Faitty
Mignon
Astreet
Ck Presto
Sluggard
Nealt
Byptan
Eypris
Lies Lowe Reig
A A
Henefictine
Sam Jr
Eid
Mata
Borg
Abowd
Aon Ward
Meristan
van Harrison
Joandarme
Raceland's Record Triumphs in Suburban Derby
Raceland won the Suburban race yesterday amid strong betting and heavy backing from St Louis bookmakers. The seven year old’s career has been brilliant, starting 12 times with nine firsts and two seconds, earning praise from local bettors despite rival bids and unfinished details in the report.
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Raceland
Pittsburg
Haceland
Joe
St Louis
Altman
Berms
Omer Hie
St. Louis
Chicago
Aoe Ee Sear
Aman
Raceland Star at Eastern Handicap and Arlington Stakes
Raceland carried top weight to win the Eastern handicap six furlongs in 1 15 at a fair track and later beat George Oyster in the Capital Stakes at Ivy City in 1 14. Emperor of Norfolk again defeated Raceland in Arlington stakes at Washington. Belmont set to pay 617 500 for him.
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Ashead Bay
O Ae
Emperor
Washington
Raceland
Emperor of Norfolk
Billet
George Oyster
Ivy City
Uniek
August Belmont
Racing Notes From St Louis Execrable Weather Extra Day
The St Louis report details a wet day with heavy rain all afternoon, featuring an excellent extra. Results list several races with horses like Castaway, Kyrie HB, Neva CC, Glockner, Corner, Fosliails, and May W. Tomorrow’s entries include six furlongs selling Hig ne Brome Jug 104 pounds and other named contenders across five to seven furlong and mile races.
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St. Louis
Watterson Tine
Glockner
Leia Ma
Tia Stoo Wi
West Anna
Hualps
Cora Fisher
Queen of Ie
Josie Mia
Best
Ledger
Gov Ross
Well Known Sportsman Killed in Accident
Indianapolis reports the death of George Reyer, secretary of the Western Sporting League, from a shooting accident near Crown Hill. He routinely went shooting weekly. this morning a fence-board failure caused his double barreled shotgun to discharge into his chest, killing him instantly.
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Indianapolis
Inn
George Reyer
Western Sporting League
Crown Hill
Dempsey Considers Sullivan Fight in New Orleans
Jack Dempsey, the middleweight pugilist, received a dispatch from Wakeley of New York asking him to second Sullivan in a Kilrain bout near New Orleans. Densey fears Southern climate may hinder training, and he has nearly decided not to go to San Francisco.
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Porttlast
Jack Dempsey
LeBlanche
San Francisco
Man Wakeley
New York
Sullivan
Kilrain
New Orleans
Sprint Handicap Set for July Fourth Meet
Ea Lem C reports a sprint handicap of 12 yards scheduled for July 4 in Ea Lem. Officials and local clubs anticipate a competitive dash as athletes prepare for the holiday event.
National and international league matchups listed today
National League hosts Pittsburg and Cleveland with New York and Philadelphia games noted along with Chicago and Indianapolis. American Association shows Baltimore at Brooklyn and Columbus at Philadelphia. International League lists Toronto at (readable portion ends).
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National LeaGue
Hostons
Pittsburg
New Yorks
Cleveland
Philadelphias
Chicago
Washingtons
Indianapolis
American Association
Baltimores
Brooklyn
Columbus
Philadelphia
International
Torontos
Boston Ball Club Returns Home After Western Trip
The Boston team arrived from a ten game Western swing with four wins. Manager Phillips praised the showing, saying full strength pitchers would have produced at least eight victories. Radbourne and Bennett likely to start in today’s Western game against Pittsburgh, with Staley and Carroll in the home battery.
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Phillips
Galvin
Staley
Bostons
Pittsburgh
Badbourne Carroll
Benneteey
Soweesacess
Hichardson Smith
Quinn Kuehne
Woos
Brown Hanlon
Jonnston
Kaufmanns Defeat Guskys In High-Scoring Baseball Match
The Kaufmanns beat the Guskys 23 to 2 at Recreation Park in a lively $100 side game. Crowded with misplays and passed balls, the contest featured partisan spills and eight innings of pitching by three Kaufmann hurlers. Umpires Poster and a nine-inning finish marked by poor Guskys fielding and strong Kaufmann hitting.
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Recreation Park
Kaufmanns
Crohen
Kraus
Evans
Eee
Guskys
Daly
Blakely
Ani
Douglas
Mesars
Aeniens
Serine
Allegheny Athletic Club One Mile Race Postponed
A letter from the office to the manager of the seat End Athletic Bad Club details a one mile race with a $25 prize. The contestants include John Y Florence and Ge? a, with location Green Onpeak and club champion Kaufmanns mentioned.
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Seat End Athletic Bad Club
P. C. CotSeeve Kaufmanns
Green
Allegheny Athletic Club
Ge? A
John Y. J. Florence
Local Ads Promote Bicycles and Low Fare Excursions
An 1850s style advertisement page highlights bicycles by Columbias with claims about market share and best value. It lists James W. Grove as sole agent for Tuxedo Bulls salts and Horney Co. stores, promoting low round trip railroad fares to Cincinnati and excursions via Pennsylvania Lines. Also features dress trims and dress goods deals from Jos Horyue & Co.
Baltimore Defeats Louisville In Easy Postponed Game
The Baltimore club defeated Louisville in a poorly played postponed contest. Both pitchers were hit hard with Ramsay the recipient of the worst punishment. Key moments included Griffin with two and three base hits, Shindle homering, and multiple stolen bases as Baltimore posted 10 base hits to Louisville’s 1. Time and umpire noted.
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Baltimore
Louisville
Ramsay
Baltimores
Louisvilles
Ullvilles
Baltimore Louisvilles
Griffin
Tucker
Falmer
Shindle
Fulmer
Cunningham
Browning
Cook
Pea Iare
Maek
Mack
Tuckere
Conningham
Eamon’ s—Cantz
St Louis Beats Brooklyn In Goofy O’Brien Mistake
The St Louis team defeated Brooklyn in a postponed game played today in Washington. O’Brien’s mishap sparked the win as Smith and Fuller provided fielding work. Final score not fully readable but St Louis led after O’Brien’s sixth inning error.
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Istake
New
Youk
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington
St. Lo
O'Brien
Smith
D Fullerd
Excursions via the Pennsylvania Lines for June
Tickets offered at Union Station and 110 Fifth Avenue at very low round trip rates via P and St. L. E. E. Valid returning to June 27. Trains depart Union Station 7:30 a.m. 8:00 p.m. 11:15 p.m. Central time. Also promotes bicycles, suits, and various goods from local stores with descriptions and prices.
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Fifth Ave
Union Station
Wild pitching misfires as Athletics win easily
Philadelphia June 18 Mark Baldwin issued ten bases on balls and six wild pitches as the Athletics routed Columbus. Despite the pitcher’s collapse the Athletics gained a comfortable victory behind stout support and a strong hitting attack.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Mark Baldwin
Columbus
Bite Athletics
Teaepele Fennelly
Greenwood
Orr
cTammany
Fennelly
Merbaver
Larkin
Mortimore
Baldwin
Aeperbalis
Blighe
Home team verliert durch schlechte Meldung
Mansfield berichtete am 18 Juni von einem Heimspielverlust mit klarem Spielstand. Unklare Spielangaben nennen Stee und Hird sowie Nitrock und West als Beteiligte. Batterien, Shamus, Dann, Tile, Dolan und Lanser werden erwähnt. Zuschauerzahl vierhundert.
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Mansfield
Stee
Hird
Nitrock
West
McCLEAVE Romzer Mertr Torres and Magy at Cumberland
At Cumberland Massachusetts on Tuesday June 18 at 10 o clock in the morning by Rev Webb of Pittsburg. Romzer Mertr uren Torres and Magy McCLEave. Wo cards.
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Totten—Mccleave
Cumberland
Rev. Webb
Pittsburg
Romzer
Mertruren Torres
Magy McCleave
Infant Gertrude Dawson funeral notice in Allegheny
Thompson infant Gertrude Dawson, 11 months old, daughter of E. H. and a Thompson, died. Funeral to be announced. Service to be held at 66 Ann Street, Ed P.M., at her parents residence in Allegheny.
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Thompson
Ed P.M
Ann Street
Allegheny
Gertrude Dawson
E. H
A Thompson
Keystones Colored Team Beats Visitors in Denton Clash
In Denton on June 18 the Keystones, a colored squad, defeated visiting opponents after early struggles. The day’s events saw sharp play despite rough moments as tensions rose amid the contest.
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Sprclal
Diafator
LaTnong
Keystones
Latrodes, BB P A EJRETSTONES.E DF AE Marb're'rs 0616 I Row
Baseball scorecard style summary with player lines and inning totals notes. Latrobes and Keystone fielders listed with bases, hits, and errors. Pitchers Hess Green and Denny noted with strikeouts and walks. umpire Charles B H Wakefield referenced.
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Showslter
Ijuiros
Bair
O/Thom'sn.c
Hess
Green
Denny
Alien
Lehman
Gant
Lelio Casey
Moll
Labew
Dougings
Keyser
Baltimore Releases Farrell in Player Shuffle
Baltimore announces the release of shortstop Jack Farrell and plans to loan pitcher Whitaker to the Galveston Texas club in a midseason player move.
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Baltimore
Farrell
Baltimore Baseball Club
Jack Farrell
Whitaker
Galveston
Tex
A Governor Who Doesn’t Hear
Clay County commissioners send an address to the Governor alleging 5263 striking miners suffer misery in the county and urge proclamation. The Governor has not received an official copy and has taken no action.
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Indianapolis
Clay County
Rumor on Roxbury Breweries Denied by Untermyer
Samuel Untermyer, agent for English investors in American breweries, says no truth to claims of buying all Roxbury breweries Houghtons Boesslers Burkhardts and Pioffs with value between 1 and 7 million dollars. He notes the English capitalists prefer flour mills rolling mills and steel rail manufacture in the United States and declines to identify future locations.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
Roxbury
Mess
Houghton’s
Boessler’s
Burkhardt’s
Pioffs
Untermyer
Civil Service Commission Exonerates Indianapolis Postmaster
Public Civil Service Commission session in Indianapolis concluded that two men Wheat and Louisy held improper positions, while Postmaster Wallace is not found to have intended violations. Wheat was restored to his post. commissioners headed to Chicago afterward.
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Civil Service Commission
Indianapolis
Wheat
Louisy
Wallace
Messrs
Lyman
Roosevelt
Thompson
Chicago
IX NEW QUARTERS FOR EMERGENCY POLICE MOVE
Emergency police headquarters shift from Central station to the third floor of engine house No. 9 on Seventh avenue. They take over the former ball room of the old volunteer fire department and will be telephoned to Central station and Inspector McAleesa’s office for rapid calls. Two hospital cases and lost children will be provided at the new site.
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Emergency Police
Central Station
Engine House No
Beventh Avenue
Fire Department
McAleesa
Bananas and Love Scene Terrifies Allegheny Pedestrians
A man ran down Federal street with an irate wife in pursuit. She struck him over the head with a silk parasol after catching him in the park eating bananas with a young woman, a sight she found highly objectionable.
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Allegheny
Federal Street
The Genial Alderman Receives Surprise Presentation
At the Amendment Society headquarters last night a festive scene unfolded as Edward Murphy presented Alderman A. Hy Leslie with a handsome item during a lull before election returns. Leslie, secretary of the County Committee during the struggle, received the gift with thanks.
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The
Amendment Society
Edward Murphy
A. Hy
Leslie
Drowning of 5 Year Old Frank Garner on Thirty-fifth Street
Five year old Frank Garner drowned yesterday at the foot of Thirty-fifth street. His body was recovered and brought to his parents at 3404 Smallman street. The Coroner was notified and will hold an inquest today.
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Frank Garner
Thirty-fifth Street
Smallman Street
James P. Nash Drowned in Ohio River Near Coraopolis
The coroner was notified last night that James P. Nash was carried over the cross dam in the Ohio River opposite Coraopolis and drowned. The body has not been recovered.
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James P. Nash
Cross Dam
Ohio River
Coraopolis
Creditors Seek Insurance Money for Seattle Dry Goods Firm
New York creditors of Toklas Singerman & Co. seek to attach insurance funds after a Seattle fire on the 6th caused an estimated stock loss of 210000 with 125000 insurance. Attachments totaling 3431 were granted by the Supreme Court. The sheriff served about 25 insurers in New York, many foreign and claiming losses are adjusted on this side of the Rockies, with Pacific Coast cases handled in San Francisco where creditors also attach insurance. The firm shows assets of 369753 and liabilities of 192206 on their latest statement.
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New York
Toklas, Singerman & Co
Seattle
Wash. T
Supreme Court
Rocky Mountains
San Francisco
Sradstreet
Prohibition Amendment Vote Draws Large York turnout
Special Telegram from York reports an extremely large city vote on the prohibition amendment with an anti prohibition majority of 615 and a smaller defeat for the suffrage amendment. The county suffrage race shows an anti suffrage majority around 3,000.
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York
Arm strong County votes against amendment by small margin
A special telegram from Kittanning reports Armstrong County giving an 186 vote majority against the amendment. The message notes a small countywide shift and a contentious outcome, with preliminary figures showing a slight negative result for the proposal.
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Disputut
Emrl
Prohibition and Suffrage Referendum Results in Erie County
Election tallies show Erie City and county votes on two amendments. Prohibition amendment failed countywide with 8 466 total against, while suffrage amendment carried in Erie City and county with 1 177 for and 4 453 against in the combined totals.
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Erie City
Boas
Prohibitionists Rally as Election Results Arrive
Frances L. Swift signals perseverance for the W C T U after a tough election showing. Reported precincts reveal mixed results and quiet, orderly gatherings at Allegheny prohibition headquarters as leaders and supporters await final tallies.
Election crowds swirl through Penn Avenue and Lawrenceville
In Lawrenceville and on Penn Avenue crowds gathered at corners and near engine houses to follow liquor election results. Private returns at the Twelfth ward police station drew attention while pubs and pool halls buzzed with late counts and scattered inquiries about county tallies. An intoxicated man disrupted a scene as neighbors debated the official results and liquor counts.
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Penn Avenue
Lawrenceville
Twelfth Ward
Western Union Telegraph Office
Butler Streets
Denese
Henry
Menn
Partisans Hereafter in Allegheny Prohibition Fray
Mr J A McConnell of the Prohibition State Executive Committee laments a split in Pennsylvania politics. He says the party will renew activity after clashes with Republicans over prohibition and party leadership. He criticizes local leaders and vows strict partisan action ahead.
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J.A. McConnell
Allegheny
Prohivition State Executive Committee
Dispattch
Mac
Ae Palmer
Philadelphia
Cesar
Gaul
Pennsylvania
Plo
McManes
Macee
Alleghen County
Ladies At City Hall Rally For Amendment Support
At City Hall, working women organized to influence votes for the amendment. Attendees were respected women who labored arduously for the cause and withstood opposition from anti women advocates with independent resolve.
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City Hall
Police deploy patrols at polls amid unrest
Fragmentary report notes the Department of Safety stationed officers to maintain order at the polls. It suggests limited arrests and an incident on Water Street with a violent subject, though details are unclear.
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Department of the Safety
Planta
Water Street
How It Went With Aspirante to Succeed the Licensed Victims
A fragmentary note from the twenty airth ward outlines a contest over succession of victims tied to Aspirante. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate electoral or legal proceedings in progress.
Pennsylvania Lehigh and Eastern Railroad Organized
The Pennsylvania Lehigh and Eastern Railroad Company was organized in Wilkes-Barre with prominent New York and Pennsylvania financiers in attendance. Samuel Frierson elected president as the new charter grants rights to construct a line from Tompkins to connect with the main line toward Pittsburgh and the West following foreclosure purchase.
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Pennsylvania, Lehigh and Eastern Railroad Company
Wilkesbaerke
New York
Pennsylvania
Samuel Frierson
Lehigh and Western Railway
Tompicken
Luzernees
Nis
Pittsburg
Mill workers strike over wage cuts at Carnegie Phipps mills
Braver Faustus June 18. The Carnegie Phipps & Co mills notified workers they will use cold-chilled blocks and reduce wages by 40 cents on the dollar. Workers quit. mills idle. A planned afternoon meeting at the ball grounds drew few men. The 12 inch mill crew at the saw works remains on strike with little settlement prospects.
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Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Weather notes for West Virginia June 18 1889
The United States Service officer reports light rain and slightly warmer conditions in West Virginia with southerly winds. Data include river rise estimates and mistyped figures showing a 3.6 foot rise in four hours and various rate markers.
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West Virginia
Prrrasvunrs
United States Service
River Telegrams Weather and Stage Readings
Weather summaries from Morgantown Brownsville and Buckeye indicate river levels rising at 8 210 feet and 93 degrees 41 PM and falling at Morgantown Brownsville with 12 feet 1 inch and 76 degrees at 6 PM. The notices reflect cloudy warm conditions across locations with minor fluctuations in river levels and temperatures.
NOT WILD BUT WOOLY
Peter Anderson, visiting relatives in RusHrorp, has an extraordinary head of hair described as about ten inches long and wooly in appearance. The 21 year old Wisconsin native wears a silk turban to cover the volume, and avoids public display due to his sensitivity to attention.
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RusHrorp
Peter Anderson
United States
Wisconsin
Anderson
Dreadful Death Of Workman In 40 Foot Cesspool
At about 11 last night a German laborer employed by J. G. Wyman's Odorless Excavating Co of Allegheny was overcome by foul air and fell into a 40 foot cesspool at the corner of Middle and Third streets Allegheny. His body had not been recovered by early morning and the worker's name could not be learned.
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J. G. Wyman
Allegheny
Middle and
Third Street
Elevator blaze at Edith Furnace triggers small alarm
Fire department report describes a small elevator fire in the Edith Furnace building on Preble avenue near box 12. The incident occurred yesterday around 4 pm and required prompt response from local crews.
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Allegheny
Edith Furnace
Preble Avenue
City Hall predicts large anti amendment majorities
Predictions placed the city’s vote against the amendment between 6000 and 10000, with county totals from 20000 to 25000. Returns would come from the fire alarm office as results showed a decisive defeat, with City Hall staff and police largely voting against prohibition. Only two ballot workers reportedly voted for it.
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City Hall
Bailoln
Vote in Smaller Boroughs Shows Defeat for Amendment
Returns from several boroughs and townships indicate a strong farmer-led vote against the proposed amendment. Early tallies from Chartlers Elizabeth Glenfield Knoxville Millvale and others show a pattern of lower support in numerous districts with multiple towns reporting votes for and against the measure.
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Chartlera
Elizabeth
Glenfieid
Knoxville
Millvale
Bie
Mls
Tarentam
Verona
Ameste
Soft Drinks Only In Election Day Saloon Scene
The article notes saloons with licenses kept closed on election days while speak-easies operate. It describes soft cider as a soft drink under current law and claims some venues offer three drinks for 15 cents, equating to two watered drinks for 5 cents each. It implies voters preferred frequent elections to boost sales.
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Pittsburg
Hancock School
Owever
Aira
Sterrett
Prohibition
Bissell
Werfare
Voting access and registration fears spark local tension
Stray remarks amid a suffrage debate reveal strains in households and a surge in voter registration blanks at the County Commissioners office. In Allegheny City’s Eleventh ward and Fifth ward demand spikes, while Exile William Atkinson is denied a vote for nonpayment of his own taxes with a club paying, threatening a suit against the election board.
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Een Ha
Indy
County Commissioners’ Office
Allegheny City
Allegheny
William Atkinson
Atkinson
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