Prince of Wales attends touring baseball game at Kennington Oval
The first English game of the touring baseball players drew 8,000 spectators despite rain. The Prince of Wales visited the main box, greeted players, and applauded their performances as Healy and Ward led Chicago and All-America in a spirited contest.
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Loxpoxs
Kennington Oval
London
Home Plate
Oval
Williamson
Paris
Ciace
Ryan
All Americas
Hanson
Baldwin
Ward
Brown
Chicago
Healy
All-America
Eleema
Retirement Finalizes Dominick McCaffrey Sale of New York Saloon
Dominick McCaffrey permanently retires from boxing and buys Harry Alden's Criterion saloon at No. 2 Union Square New York. He details an eight year career fighting giants like John L Sullivan and Charley Mitchell, claims a seven round draw under Marquis of Queensbury rules, and recounts a disputed attempted match with Jack Dempsey.
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New York
Dominick
Criterion Saloon
Union Square
Harry Alden
McCaffrey
John L. Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
Bizero Reece
Saya McCosburg
Gus Lambert
Stewart Hughes
Dangerous Blacksmith
Donald Bennie
Scorch
John P. Clow
Mitchell
Madison Square Garden
Sullivan
Moo
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
Gang threat ripple shocks city amid telegram warning
Jimny Galvin met the writer on Sixth Avenue and handed a telegram declaring the gang is coming tonight. The note mentions a 14 mile train and references policing actions as officials discuss security measures and public safety concerns.
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Jimny Galvin
Sixth Avenue
Galvin
Seevanien
Hearst Stable to Ship Western Runners to Louisville
San Francisco March 12 The Western contingent of Senator Hearst stable will leave for Louisville next month. The riders include Van Gordon and William Murray with head jockey Old Gallioonia tarotte. The Western stable features two Australians and nine two year olds among the entries.
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San Frasccisco
Cat
Senator Hearst
Tho Ronch Bretis
Louisville
van Gordon Rot
Mr. George Ace
William Murray
Suses
Almont
Kentucky
Hearst
President Smith Talks Players Hiring Without Salary
President Smith of the Wheeling ball club said in the city yesterday that seven other players had offered to join the team without pay to start a new era in baseball. He noted many clubs have signed men for the coming season.
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Smith
Ae Eae
Ieee
Cambridge
Tri-State League set to go this season
The Tri-State League appears certain to start the season with President Smith of Wheeling confirming teams ready. He notes Fort Wayne's strong schedule and ample talent, while multiple candidates vie for positions. the key issue remains Fort Wayne’s lineup and selection process.
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Smith
Wheeling
Eton- Denville
Fort Wayne
Wheeler's Bulletin: Rowe White and Hanson Signed With the Detroits
Wheeler Wikoff announces contracts for multiple players across teams including Baltimore Brooklyn St Louis Indianapolis Cleveland Washington and Detroit. The bulletin lists names such as Kilroy Smith Boyle Land Burdick Flanagan and Connell with details on signings and releases across leagues.
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Hawiiion
Green
J. Eas
Kearns RP
Shaniacomas
J. Worceste Hee
R. B. Conway
W. Sa
Newark Miller
H. Va
LHS
F. Johnson
C. A
Gelltean
Field
Mabermot Carne City
J. Hoffa
W. Riland
Ikesbarre
Brady
de Ey H P. Gui
J. A. Wale
C. Brame
Quincy
M. J Tkin
I. Am
G. W. Henry
F. Lao F. Spill
C.J. Doglerie
A. Ike
Sullivan and Barney Ames First Brought Together by Fight Ambition
A local sporting man recalls how John L Sullivan first expressed the wish to fight promoter Barney Ames after seeing him in Erie during the Goss versus Ryan era. Sullivan, then unhealthy and poor, was prompted to pursue a match, leading to a pivotal shift in his career as he later defeated Ryan and began his decline.
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Barney Ames
John L Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
Erie
Ma Goss
Ryan
Joe
Yo Sullivan
Sullivan
Barney
Teroom
Goss
Serres
John Br.bero
American House
Hogansburg
Billiard Contests Draw City Interest Over Big Stakes
Local billiard players stage a lively series with serious stakes. John Staley and Big John reportedly meet for 500 dollars a side, playing long into the night as onlookers wish for a public showcase of skill.
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Kastiemyer
Mn Kastilemyer
John Staley
Big John
Brutal Coast boxing bout ends with McCann hurt
In Seattle a nine round middleweight bout between Tom Cleary and James McCann ended with McCann favored 8 8 9. McCann absorbed a severe beating with one eye damaged and the other at risk of loss of sight, while Cleary was awarded the decision.
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Chicago
Seattle
Wash. T
Tom Cleary
Pacific Coast
James McCann
Nanaimo
B. C
McCann
McCann West
Fogarty Buoyed by Australia Bluff Refuted by Teammates
Ed Swartwood, Jimmy Galvin, and Al Pratt mock Fogarty's claim he and Wood will go to Australia. Swartwood bets Fogarty is a joker. Galvin notes Fogarty hasn't signed with Philadelphia yet and calls the bluff worth a few dollars.
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Ed Swartwood
Jimmy Galvin
al Pratt
Fogarty
Wood
Australia
Swartwood
Galvin
Philadelphia
Deboe and Chee mer Lead Early at New Orleans Track
In cloudy but pleasant weather crowds filled the New Orleans stand as Deboe won the first half mile race with Moonlight second and Eclipse third. Chee mer captured the four and one half furlongs second race, Cora L. in reserve, Orange Girl third. Silleck won the fourth race in 1 45 with L. claiming second.
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New Orleans
Deboe
Moonlight
Eclipse, Jr
Cheemer
Cora L
Orange Girl
Macaule
Silleck
Untitled Note Mentions Athletes and Events
A fragmented note references George Gwith the American sprint champion and a Pittsburg tennis tournament. It hints at Daly's potential fighting and a Pedestrian contest but contains unclear details and stray names from the office.
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Cannon
Batthis
McAulifys
Daly
Tans
George Gwith
America
Cleo
Pittsburg
Jay Gould Speaks on Railroads and Finance
A telegram from St Louis reports Jay Gould railing at railroad laws and political pressure. He criticizes the Iowa legislature and broad policy, warns of weak finances, and says experts create a trade balance against the United States though he does not back the Presidents' plan.
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St. Louis
Jay Gould
Iowa
Missouri
Coal Miners Organizing Promises Unity for Virginia Monongabela
John Flannery reported miners met yesterday to unite workers under two associations. He noted seasoned members kept dues paid and predicted stronger leverage for Progresive Union and Labor, with possible benefits for Monongabela and surrounding Virginia min ers.
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John Flannery
Jenkins
Nien Amcor
Virginia
Knights Hold Regular Meeting and Molders Union Talk
The Knights L A 103 met last evening to transact routine business and discuss reports of potential defection to the Molders Union. A sales pitch followed announcing Glenmore suits at ten dollars and children’s school suits at two dollars, with claims of exceptional quality and value at P. C. C. C. store on Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
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L. A
Knights
Molders’ Union of Arene
Ortanies
Pron Jculous
Rass
D. A
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Streets
New Court House
New Spring Goods At Jos Horne Co Penn Avenue Stores
A display of spring and summer wear items arrives with dress silks, dress goods, challces, flannels, hosiery, laces, embroideries, wash fabrics, suits, wraps, jackets. The store touts its largest and most complete collection yet, inviting customers to shop this week.
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Jos, Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Bennett & Co Hatters Wood Street Advertisement
Kew things on wood arrest window display at Bennett & Co. hat store shows America aS mA French traveling and office hats. Special inducements this week. J G Bennett & Co rent Wood street and Fifth avenue. If you have an old picture to copy to any size photograph Pearson offers plain or pastel or crayon finishes in frames for less. Locations 96 Fifth avenue and 43 Federal street Allegheny.
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Bennett & Co
America
J. G. Bennett & Co
Rento Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
Pearson
Federal Street
Allegheny
Piaberg
Mifflin Mifflin
Friendship Avenue
Main Street
Eas Penn Earem
Penn Avenue
Mifflin Street
A. P. F RD
Select Council
Geo. L. Holliday
Common Council
Geo. Booth
William McCallin
Creinance
Chicago challenger falls in Territory prize fight
In Cevin Dalen's carry, March 12, Jerry Flower the Territory champion fought John Kendall of Chicago. Four rounds ended with Kendall unconscious and in a comatose condition. Flower was arrested.
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Cevin D’ Alens Crry
Spamo
Jerry Flower
John Kendall
Chicago
Kendall
Flower
Modest Ohio Player Signs for One Dollar a Month
In a Tri State League season a player accepts a one dollar per month contract. The story highlights a contrast to big salaries and serves as a public curiosity about modest pay in baseball.
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Ohio
New Department Opens Monday with Chantilly Drapery Line
A new department opens Monday the 7th featuring Chantilly and Spanish inspired fabrics, Russian drapery pets, and a special 48 inch striped and polka dot drapery nets line from MWFsu Hucos & Hace.
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Chantilly
Mwfsu
Hucos & Hace
Local wrestling bout sets $100 stake in Steubenville
Jess Clarke of this city and John Martlew of Wellsville are matched to wrestle for $100 a side on Saturday night at Vowel's Hall in Steubenville. A forfeit of a sum is posted and the balance will be settled Saturday. Several local boxers will appear at the event.
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Jess Clarke
John Martlew
Wellsville
Vowel’s
Why Do People Have SOZODONT and Similar Goods
Advertisements praise dental powders and dentifrices for babies and adults, touting preservation of teeth and strengthening permanent teeth. The hoard includes various wares from textile flouncings to sanitary underwear, with multiple store names and brands listed as agents.
Browns Pitcher Harry Lyons Granted Unconditional Release
Philadelphia March 12 Harry Lyons former St. Louis Browns pitcher received his unconditional release from President Von der Abe. Lyons has not yet accepted any engagement for the coming season and has pursued a contract through the winter.
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Philadelphia
Harry Lyons
St. Louis Browns
von der Abe
Cooper Resigns From Braddock Baseball Club
Braddock baseball club manager S M Cooper resigns amid odd phrasing and a note that Tommy Quine will join the Baltimore club, leaving Braddock without clear succession or reason.
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Cooper
Brappocr
S. M. Cooper
Braddock Baseball Club
Steel
Tommy Quine
Baltimore
Boxing is Roaming There in Dublin Letter Story
William Nolan receives a letter from his Dublin brother describing boxing as a craze in the Irish capital with many nightly contests. The note notes Sullivan’s prominence and hints at impulse to see go as you please racing in Dublin.
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William Nolan
Dublin
Sullivan
The Croydon Meeting Opens With International Notdler Debut
March 12 marks the first day for Croydon and international Notdler events. The race for international status drew attention as Janome Sporting Notes and others showcased form. An offer of money influenced Muldoon and others involved in the scene.
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Loxpor
Croydon
Wawa
Syear
Janome
Muldoon
Pitcairn's and Arkus Cooffer Neckwear and Menswear
For a good shaping dress suit or overcoat go to Pitcairn's 454 Wood sheet where Fisk Cranz and Funca offer a full line of neckwear. James H. Arkus & Co. at 100 Fifth Ave advertise a complete range of styles.
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Peg Nec
H. Atkex & Co
Fifth Ave
Drew Solita
Pitcairn’s
Wau
Fisk, Cranz & Funca
James H. Arkus & Co
India Silks Fashion Note Mentions Aun Ryt Styles
A brief from India Silks highlights new fashion lines and latest styles, featuring MWrsu Sen Hacen. The note underscores evolving attire and retail focus in the region.
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India
Porter Plans to Use Privateers to Strike Germany
The article reports Admiral Porter promoting a war plan to cripple German commerce with privateers and swift naval action. It outlines readiness of the Charleston by April and discusses Samoa, U S naval strategy, and the need to prepare for conflict, including economic defenses and potential blockade effects.
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Washington
San Francisco
Charleston
Admiral Porter
Germany
Bismarck
America
Samoa
Navy Department
Great Britain
Mexico
Union
Pri
Central Board of Education meeting reports 1889 finances and plans
The Central Board of Education met last night with Secretary Reisfar presenting the year ending January 31 1889 receipts totaling 382.16 including 1500 for non resident pupil tuition and 345 1621 for salaries to car senders and teachers. February expenditures were 25781 60. The date for commencement was fixed for June 27. Debate over Normal School location and building connections to the High School drew opposition. Dr S N Benham was elected Chairman of the High School Committee.
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Central Board of Education
Reisfar
Brauffer
Eee Miller Street
Buckley
Diehl
8. N. Benham
Passenger Agents Meet for Annual Convention in New York
Division Passenger Agent E. D. Smith of the Baltimore and Ohio received an invitation to attend the annual gathering of general passenger and ticket agents at the Brunswick Hotel New York next Tuesday. About a hundred agents will attend with key business on a new method of accounts for tickets from other roads. James L. Taylor of the Richmond and Danville in Washington is President and A. J. Smyth of the Lake Shore in Cleveland is Secretary. The meeting may end with an excursion to a nearby point of interest on a road serving New York.
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E. D. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Brunswick Hotel
New York
Pryeran
Jaames L. Taylor
Richbmoni and
Danville Road
Washington
A. J. Smyth
Pagsen
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Columbus Club Elects Officers At Meeting
The Columbus Club on Smith field street elected officers last night including President Jeremiah Dunsvy First Vice President G G Dizon Second Vice President Lvi Sack Third Vice President A D Watterson Treasurer James Phelin Recording Secretary P J McNalty Corresponding Secretary BY McWatdy Manager MOM Sheedy J A Hosveler George A Kim M Call t 4 Fitzpatrick Ward Magee A Heeb The treasurer reported strong finances and a committee was appointed to consider buying a lot and constructing a new clubhouse.
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Columbus Club
Smith
Field Street
Jeremiah Dunsvy
Poent
G. G. Dizon
L.visack
A. ¥. D. Watterson
Eeq
James Phelin
Secre
P.J. McNalty
BY. McWtrady
Mansgore
Mom. Sheedy
J. A. Hosveler
George A. Kim
Fitspatrick
Ward Magee
A. Eeb
Clever scheme leaves McKeesport farmer out $22
Chris Liebrum of near McKeesport fell for a confidence game at the Allegheny depot. A man posing as a fellow traveler and an accomplice lured him to ship freight, asked for a loan with a promised repayment, and vanished after Liebrum handed over a $100 bill. Liebrum alerted police and named the suspects. Authorities pursue the pair in Allegheny.
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McKeesport
Tero
Allegheny
Chris Liebrum
Harmony
Butler County
Liebrum
Raven
Strsamas
McKert
Adams Express Company
Scott
Express
Mr. Liebrum
Eee
Weather Forecast Fragment Reports Temperature and River Drop
Fragmentary weather note records maximum temperatures and a river level drop of 6.5 feet over the last hours. The garbled text references a forecast and a hydrological measurement without clear location or date.
River Telegrams Report River Levels and Weather
Brownsville river at 5 feet 6 inches with clear weather and 47 degree thermometer. Warren river at 2 1 10 feet and falling with clear pleasant conditions. MorGast Town river at 5 feet and stationary with clear weather and 5% at 4P.
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Brownsville
Warren—River
MorGast
Special Allegheny Select Council Meeting Sparks Budget Action
A special meeting of Allegheny Select Council discussed the appropriation ordinance and key measures. The upcoming regular meeting aims to clear year end business before April 1, with some members absent and a slim quorum.
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Allegheny Select Council
Iheee Frese
Elec
Railways on Paper and Carnegie Canard Sparks Pittsburgh Rail Plan
A long rumor claims Andrew Carnegie and New York capitalists bought the Ohio Valley railway stock to forge a through Pittsburg and Cleveland line via connections with several lines. Critics say the tale is fabrications, while others note possible chartiers and Youghiogheny extensions linking Braddock and Braddock Steel Works, with potential benefits to Chartier coal.
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Andrew Carnegie
New York
Ohio Valley Railway
Amney
Vp. C.&y
Pittsburg
Cleveland
John G. MacConnell
Pittsburg, Chartiers
Yourhiegheny
Carnegis
Carnegie
Eee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Valley Railway
Chartiers and
Yfoghiogheny
Braddock
Braddock Steel Works
Port Perry
Sewickley Creek
Coke Fields
South Penn
Pittsbeers
Vioghiogheny
Chartier
Multiple Common Pleas Dockets Include Numerous Civil Cases
The record lists several Common Pleas No. 1 and No. 2 dockets with numerous plaintiffs defendants and attorneys. Names include Reidenbach Graitz McElwaline Hughes Adams Bolter Hazen Galeb Baumer Warren and others with additional filings by Frommer Ney Pius B Provost Fisher Dickson Mellor Craig and more.
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Reidenbach
Graitz Et al
Hays
McElwaline
Hughes
Adams
Bolter
Hazen
Galeb
Baumer
Hudson Et al
Howard
Warren
Ve Ulrich
Snyder Manufacturing Ees Va
Straub & Co
Tee Frommer
Ney
Pius B
L. Association
Provost
Ee Fisher
Dickson
Mellor Et al
Craig E
Common Pleas No
Porte
Dinsmore
Bricker & Co
Haney
Atlas Browse
Boas
Cain
Shoenberger
Gilmore Va
Gifnceengey Court
Commonwealth
E. O' Conra
Fred Hood
Charles Graham
Charles Nicklas
Moses Daniels
Anthony Bexert
John Kan
John Brent
Xander FR
Illiam
Rence Wade
Frank
William Charles Cole
James Conners
Williams Baten
Johntson
Walter Bossel
The Yeomen of the Guard Opens Opera Season
Emma Abbott's company opens next Monday night with Gilbert and Sullivan's The Yeomen of the Guard. The program includes a Saturday matinee and a Tuesday matinee with Rose of Sharon and Chimes of Normandy.
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Emma Abbott
Gilbert & Sullivan
Dmuvre
Yeomen of the Guard
Local Mall Mission Report From Pittsburgh Auxiliary Meeting
At the first annual meeting of the reorganized auxiliary of the American McAll Association in Pittsburgh, the secretary Alan Oudry reported growing activity and ten city churches represented. Treasurer Mrs. Henry Laughlin said receipts exceeded expenditures by 78. Rev. George T. Purves urged Americans to support Christian mission work in France. A letter from Mrs. C Bene proposed a Pittburgh preaching station, with annual funding pledged by managers.
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Reorganized Auxiliary of the
American McAll Association
Pittsburg
Allegheny
M. C. A. Nadeiay
Alan Oudry
Henry Laughlin
George T. Purves
France
C. Bene
Pittabure
Train Dispatchers Meet in Indianapolis for Second Convention
Panhandle and Lake Erie train dispatchers announce the second annual Train Dispatchers' Association convention to be held in Indianapolis on June 12. The gathering will discuss organizing and expanding membership, with addresses by Bee Aeea and A. A. Dattorto and sessions on communication, train movement, and a bureau of information.
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Panhandle
Lake Erie
Indianapolis
A. A. Dattorto
Patchers' Association of America
Apety Rept
LE Dowd
E. H. Stevens
H. O. Pond
Establishment
Bureau of Information
Man Killed in Pittsburg and Lake Erie Yard Accident
John Mallelly, a grassblower, was struck by a shifter in the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad yards at Chartiers last evening. His left leg was ground to pieces and his right leg fractured above the knee. He died an hour after reaching the Homeopathic Hospital. He lived with his widowed mother at 75 Street and was about years old and single. He had left friends on Fifth Avenue at 1 PM saying he was going to Youngstown.
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John Mallelly
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Chartiers
Homeopathic Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Youngstown
Curicuna Remedies Cited For Skin Disease Cures
Letters praise Curicuna Remedies for treating eczema and scalp conditions in children. Reported cures include a five year old with smooth skin after using Cure. Resolv ent and Curicuna Soap, plus extensive testimonials from American House Hogansburg Milo North Andover and New York residents.
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N. Brown
North Sixteenth St
Omaha
Neb
Cuticura Remedies Promise Infallible Skin Cure
For cleansing and beautifying the skin, scalp, and hair of children, the Uvri CURA REMEDIES are claimed infallible. Cuticura Soap is praised as a skin beautifier and essential in treating skin diseases. Cuticura Resolvent is described as a new blood purifier cleansing the blood.
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George Hobbs
P. M
Collins, Tex
Porrsr Cave
Boston
Boy Kicked In Head After Firecracker Fight
Sixteen year old Harry Kohler of Mulberry alley near Sixteenth street was kicked in the head during a pursuit on Thirteenth street over a firecracker. He suffered probable fatal injuries as the skull fractured. He was taken home and Johnne and Lavie Costes were arrested.
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Harry Kohler
Mulberry Alley
Sixteenth Street
Thirteenth Street
Joiine
Lavi Costes
Death notices for John Mallelly and Christian Robatsat
Funeral notices published for John Mallelly born 1589 and Christian Robatsat son of Isabella Christian aged duone. Services listed from their late residences with times and addresses to be announced.
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Mallelly
John Mallelly
Sisae Eet
Christian
Guoaen Rabsat
Isabella Christian
Duone
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