Thumping finish as Baldwin leads Pirates past Reds at Exposition Park
A wild late rally gave Pittsburgh a neck deciding win over Cincinnati at Exposition Park. Mark Baldwin pitched superbly amid hard luck for Cincinnati as Swartwood Farrell Corkhill and Miller produced key hits in a ninth inning surge to seal the victory. Crowd of about 1,000 roared despite poor weather and witnessed a dramatic finish with base running miscues and clutch hitting shaping the outcome.
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Siuggers
Cincinnati Reds
Exposition Park
George
Latham
Farrell
Corkhill
Comiskey
McPhee
Miller
O'Neil
Ed Swartwood
Swarty
Duke of Marlborough
Charley Farrell
Holliday
Swartwood
Pop
Baldwin
Bierbauer
Shugart
Hallican
Local and Reds clash in postponed Cincinnati game
This afternoon the local and Cincinnati teams will resume a game postponed in Cincinnati. Woodcnck, the new teen pitcher, will start for the home team while Mullane or Dwyer is slated to pitch for the Reds. New York, 3 Baltimore, 1, May 1, rain halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Woodcnck
Mullane
Dwyer
Reds
Giants Win With Late Three-Run Rally In Ninth Inning
In Louisville on May 10 the Giants edged St. Louis as Meekin and Gleason pitched unevenly. A nine-inning game featured a dramatic ninth with two outs and a runner on third as the Giants scored three to clinch a 5-? victory amid blustery weather and 1,200 in attendance.
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Giants
Man
King
Louisville
St. Louis
Meekin
Gleason
St.louis
Eilouisville
Louleville
St. Doula
StarMany
Loulevuile
Louis
Teroe-etese Wits
Glasscock
Stricker
Ghason
Kuehne
Tarior
Grimetrainema
Jennings
Tarlor
Pinkney
Carroll
Werden
Carruthers
Buckley
Pfeffer
Koetne
Seery
Ginascork
Grim
Emallie
Daily League Schedule for Cincinnati and Allies
Today s schedule lists games including Cincinnati at Pittsburg, New York at Brooklyn, Baltimore at Philadelphia, and Washington at Boston with four matches slated across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Want
Duffy
Joyer
Fing
Breathers
McCarthy
Burns, T
Nasha
O'Brien
U Lowe
Corcoran
Rennettic
Ninslow
Oc.a
Tucker
Haddock
Stivetts
Joe Kinslow
Loug
Uinn
Nah
Nett
Nash
Tochker
Murns
oCarthy
Lowe
Bennett
caye-Dee
Mamcy
New York
Borton
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Baltimore
To Day
Boston
Burns Refuses Pittsburg Contract With Release Clause
In Chicago on May 18 Tommy Burns rejected a standard three year Pittsburg deal offering him captaincy and management at five thousand dollars yearly. He demanded an ironclad three year contract with no release clause and said he would sign only if officials approve it. Burns plans to assume control of the team on Saturday once the agreement is finalized and he can play third base after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Chamberlain
Mark
Elton Chamberlain
Miller
George
Comiskey
Corkhill
Chcaco
Tommy Burns
Pittsburg
Burns
Anson
Buckenberger
Omaha Pee Save
Hall
Clarkson
Boston
Stovey
Mullane
Mccinnatis
Bostons
Washington
Hoy
Feld
Dowd
Felding Walsh Gore
Ward
Louisville
Taylor
Mayer
Kinslow
Braddock Team Considered for County League Expansion
A County Leaguer meeting last evening eyed Braddock joining the league. Manager Walker of Wilkinsburg planned a talk with Schwab of Braddock today to secure the Braddocks entry. If they join, Braddock will play tomorrow to complete the Climax schedule, otherwise the league stays with five clubs. Umpires will enforce rules against kicking at umpires’ decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Wilkinsburg
Braddock
Schwab
Braddocks
Pittsburg State League Defeats Russells In Damp Conditions
Pittsburg State League secured a victory over Russells today as rain soaked the final innings. Pittsburg recorded five hits and four errors while Russells had five hits and six errors. Batteries were Pittsburg Baker and Mart man. Russells Heyman and Fuckinger. Pittsburg heads to Harrisung for a Saturday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massinus
Pittsburg State League
Russells
Pittsburg
Baker
Martman
Heyman
Fuckinger
Fito
Hna
Harrisung
Rain Cancels Fourth Ohio Colleges Baseball Championship Game
Mantetra May 19 special report notes the fourth game of the Athletic League of Ohio Colleges pennant was called off after rain ended play in the first half of the second inning between Marietta and Wittenberg. Wittenberg will face Ohio University at Athens tomorrow and return for a Saturday rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantetra
Athletic League of Ohio
Marietta
Wittenberg
Springfield
Ohio University Tean
Athens
Youngstown Defeats Alliance In Weekend Prep Tilt
In a strong showing the Youngstown team upset the Alliance squad 1 to 0 as both clubs dominated by defense. The Youngstown lineup features Doty and Bates with Ingram and Markle contributing key plays as Alliance had been roving unbeaten this season. The two teams set up a rematch in Alliance on Saturday with fans eager for more action.
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Alliance
Youngstowns
Alliances
Ingram
Markle
Youngstown
Doty
Bates
Local Staw League Edge Athletics In Match
Jonsstons May 19 Special The local Staw League team played a match game with the Athletics this afternoon winning for a score of the As the Athletics have recently downed everything that came in their way Including the Greensburg team the supporters of the League team are enthusiastic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonsstons
Staw League
Athletics
Greensburg
Notable Baseball Figures and Local Matches Cast in Doubtful Terms
The text praises several players and umpires with many cryptic references to leagues and teams. It mentions Mark Baldwin as a pitcher by implication and highlights Evtos Chamberlaux as a good pitcher in the League. Dorscuen is cited as a highly satisfactory Eastern League umpire. It notes upcoming games including Beitzhooter Blues vs THE Mansfield and East End County League teams at Mansfeld, and Keystones vs Jeannette for receipts. Additional items reference junior teams, youthful players, and various local managers seeking opponents, with scattered mentions of Harvard Princeton, Alvin Jrs, and Meadeville, Butler, Philipsburg arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Baldwin
Evtos Chamberlaux
Dorscuen
H, Raymonds
Southelde
Beitzhooter Blues
Coration Dar
Mansfield
East End
Mansfeld
Keystones Ane
Jeannette
Backenbergers
Madison Avenue
Allegheny
Homestead
Oliver Gardner
Swissvale
Harvard
Princeton
Boston
Alvin Jrs
John Quinlan
Alvin Theater
Philadel
Chicago
Indianapolls
Toledo
Rench
Keystones
Meadville
Butler
Baseball Gossip and Player Moves Across Leagues
The column discusses multiple teams including Liverpool Massillon Canton Akron Alliance and Columbus. It notes Banesdy Ghiswold remarks on a game with bases on balls, praises pitchers like John Alley, and mentions Ned Hanlon’s practice and return. It covers strategy, umpire choices, and a Louisville steal play miscredit.
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Liverpool
Massillon
Canton
Akron
Alliance
Columbus
Bansdy Ghiswold
Eltel Edalejorg
Cowboys
John Alley
Senators
Yank Robinson
Tommie Dowd
Quakers
Ned Hanlon
J. F. Sun
Lees
Prccessful Aring
Ward
Anson
Comiskey
Con
Hanlon
Ewing
Wichardson
Pfeffer
Nick
Young
Gaffney
Lynch
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Charade Wins Carlton Stakes at Gravesend in Tight Finish
Garrison returns to Gravesend and rides Charade to a hard fought Carlton Stakes victory in a windy damp day. Sir Walter won Seaside Stakes while Raceland, Masterlode and Void also prevailed in close events. Weather and rough track produced several near finishes and upset outcomes across six races.
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Gavesend
N. Y
Sir Walter
Rowe
Carlton
Charade
Garrison
Snapper
Raceland
Hamilton
Masterlode
Fitzpatrick
Void
Patton
Indoohtay
Nish
Mastercode
Mindstone
Little Held
Rocquefort
Tuo Grande
Allan Bane
Snowball
Voldlot
Simmes
Lady Longfellow
Midgely
Yosemite
Lambley
St. James
Eney
Fox
Buzzard
Bilza
the Shark
Bir Walter
Stevenson
Mitel
Bonnile Lee
Bergen
Loulisette
Lambler
Yeabel
Bliss
Wicket Colt
Little Nell
Iowa
Risk
Philanthropist
Fancy Colt
Mars
Littlefield
Actor
Coxswain
Patron
Lord Motley
Airshaft
Osric II
Sir Catesby
Simma
St. Hubert
Imp Faugette
Thimesis
St Anthony
Canvass
Moderator Colt
Airplant
Whipping
Great Guns
McCarthy
Time
Isle
Cerebus
Emblem
Courtlove Wins Ragged Finish in Ranne mede Stakes at Louisville
Louisville May 19 The Ranne mede stakes worth 1200 drew six in a threequarter mile race. Courtlove surged from the pack to nose Ahead Buck McCann at the wire winning by a nose with Ducat third. Other races listed show Bere Bagpipe Lady Jones Critic Reveal Eisenman Foxhall Orville John Berkley Major Ingen Einstein Eugenie Tige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville Jockey Club
Buck McCann
Belfast
Longer
Courtlove
Baisley
Ferrier
Dweat
Brown
Buck Mr. Cann
Ducat
Epee Buck McCann
Ace
Majoringen Ekinstein
Eugenie
Tige
Horse Races Run at Sr Lews May 19 Results
Results from Sr Lews racing day list six furlong wins for Connie Buckingham de Preston Little Phil Roy 8 and other runners. Times given include 1:21 for race three and 1:35 for the six and a half furlongs with Chief Justice Virgo D Or and Philora in the placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Lews
Connie Buckingham de Preston
Little Phil
Boen
Marne
Mont- Peltier
Lows
Roy
Italia
Lord Willowbrook
Furiounes
Bismet
Cuo
Nevathini
Chief Justice
Virgo D'Or
Philora
Largest sale of blooded horses in Ohio history
In Zanesville on May 1 a landmark sale occurred between D. M. Harris and Hon. Frank B. Selph. Ten blooded horses sold for 44,000, led by Prophet Wilkes at 15,000 and Dictased at 7,000, with the lot shipped to Murfreesboro, Tennessee for Selph to stock farm use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
D. M. Harris
Frank B. Selph
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Harris
Prophet Wilkes
George Wilkes
Mollie
Angelina
Lady Patterson
Barboa Wilkes
Murfresboro
Seiph
Emery-Fasig Horse Sale Highlights in Cleveland
The Emery-Fasi g stables brought top offerings to Cleveland on May 13. Julia H Monaco sold to H J Morningstar for 750. Branilia sold to Brown Wilkes, with seller and buyer listed as Cleveland figures.
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Cleveland
Julia H. Monaco
H. J. Morningstar
Branilia
Brown Wilkes
L. Warner
Fragmentary financial transfers and names appear in a historical notice
The record lists brief money movements between individuals and places including Bonnie Wilkes to W Stewart in Washington DC for 25 dollars, Sultan to L Heineman in Jamestown for 700, Chimes E to Thos Taylor in Toronto for 930, and Lucy Pace to E R Barnett in Akron for 523, among scattered items.
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Bonnie Wilkes
W.tewart
Washington
D. C
Sultan
L. Heineman
Jamestown
Chimes E
Chlmes
Thos, Taylor
Toronto
Ort
Lucy Pace
Rex
Hiatoga
E. R
Barnett
Akron
Ten horses sold to Murfreesboro buyer in Zanesville
ZANESVILLE O May 19 Hon Frank B Selph of Murfreesboro Tenn buys ten blooded horses from D M Harris of Zanesville for 4.0% Prophet Wilkes driven by George Wilkes with dam Molly dum Angelina brings 15000 Seven thon and rolls for Dictator Jr by Dictator out of Lady Patterson. The horses will be shipped to Murfreesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Frank B. Selph
Murfreesboro
Tenn
D. M. Harris
Prophet Wilkes
George Wilkes
Molly
Angelina
Dictator, Jr
Lady Patterson
Latonia Derby backers and fraud cases headline racing notes
The Latonia Derby draws strong support for Tart, Taiss Cuter, with Haros and Azra as top contenders. Fraud charges against Clem Creveiln, the Bt. Louis starter, will be investigated Saturday. Doncaster's late rush, Lew Martin’s sale, and trainer changes also appear amid race day chatter and telegram gossip.
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Taiss Cuter
Haros
Azra
Clem Creveiln
Bt. Louis
Louisville
Gravesend
Victor Smith
New York
Preu
Ogre
Board of Control
Judgea Simmons
McDowell
Lew Martin
Gano
Ovt
Armeda Howard
Mac
Green
Judge Hoss
Hoss
Riley Hoss
Mr. McCullough
Lf Corrigan
Longstreet Boss
Lawrence County Gun Club Contest At New Castle Draws Crowds
The Lawrence County Gun Club shoot at New Castle featured three main contests with prizes donated by L. Rohrer. In the first event 17 entrants shot at blue rocks. C. Klee won a gold medal, F. M. Wilson took a rifle, and J. Hiett earned a revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castre
Lawrence County
L. Rohrer
George Elliot
New Wilmington
Eli Rigby
New Castle
George Mathews
John Elliott
George Brain
BR. D, Cunningham
I.E. Malone
F. M. Wilson
George Veach
James Smith
Henry Klee
Smith
C. Nixon
William Alexander
R. McFarland
D. T. Flick
Klee
John Lliett
Rigby
J. T. Atkinson
W U P Boys Prep for Intercollegiate Games
The W. U. P. inter-class field day at Recreation Park this afternoon features amateur athletics with strong college talent. Events will select W A P representatives for the intercollegiate field day next Saturday, and a Tarentum County League clash with the W. U. P. team adds interest to the program.
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Recreation Park
Tarentum County League
Bate
W. U.P
Local Pool Championship Promoted By Z H McClosky
Z H McClosky promotes a city pool tournament for the State championship with about ten entries expected. Only representative players may compete. A valuable emblem will be awarded to the winner. Entries received at Charles Allum's on Diamond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. H. McClosky
Charles Allum
Diamond Street
Grant Accepts Pittsburg Challenge for Six-Round Bout
Beaver Falls May 19 Elmer Grant agrees to a six round match with Dagan of Pittsburg for a $500 purse. Grant will travel to Pittsburg Saturday to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Elmer Grant
Dagan
Pittsburg
Boxing Exlibition and Fight News From Burlington and Beyond
The Ring notes an exhibition at Homestead with consent for a boxing event. Worcester’s Jon Flaherty is highlighted as a strong contender at the Hennepin club in Minneapolis. Ed Belily backs a bare knuckles catch weight bout under Police Gazette rules for a purse or sport. Harry McCoy trains in Lake George for a May bout with Jack Davis in Burlington. Gipsy GuEasos seeks a ten round or finish match with Har Gilmore for 250 a side, open to 135 pounders nationwide.
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Homestead
Jon Flaherty
Worcester
Hennepin Lub
Minneapolis
Afa Sr
Salder
Rakt Doras
Police Gazette
Harry McCoy
Burlington
Lake George
Galesburg
Til
Jack Davis
Portland
Ore
Gipsy GuEasos
Har: Gilmore
America
Australian scullers Stansbury and Kemp plan visit
Miscellaneous sporting notes report Stansbury and Kemp, Australian scullers, intend to visit the country again. BeLLEWELYS, Hamilton sprinter, issues a general challenge to any Buckeye to race 190 yards for a purse of 15 to 30 dollars. Wartrte, Soho sprinter, seeks match with Culbert but Culbert’s absence leaves forfeit conditions. L. Co. WaltLack, owner of the Hotel Anderson poolrooms, posted a 150-point game achieving twelve 7-1-frames. urin tallies three games with eight straight pocketed balances. South Boston Yacht Cup regatta to be held on Decoration Day with 1 pm start. features include a special fib and mainsail race under 2 feet, prizes of 10 dollars and another amount.
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Kemp
Bellewelys
Hamilton
Jous. Wartrte
Soho
Culbert
White
L. CO
Desperate feud ends in fatal shooting in New Fairfield
Don Worden reportedly shot Nehemiah Woodward on a highway near the New York line over Worden's daughter-in-law. Woodward was found dying in a Danbury hospital after Worden allegedly declared, I shot the sucker, and I don't care. No arrest has been made.
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Danbury
Conn
Woodward
Worden
New Fairfield
Don Worden
Nehemiah Woodward
New York State Line
Joel Joyce
Death on the cross in claim of innocence from Ohio killer
Frank Van Loon, condemned for bank cashier murder in Columbus Grove and slated for hanging November 2, writes to Governor McKinley proposing a unique test of his innocence. In a four page missive he asks to be crucified and held to prove his guilt or innocence, while insisting the letter remains confined to the warden. The warden will not release it.
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Costumsaus
Frank van Loon
Columbus Grove
McKinley
James
van Loon
Poor German Painter Becomes Violent in Jail in Easten
Leonard Gehring, a fresco painter who came from Frankfurt two years ago, is jailed after resisting officers. He tore out a water pipe flooding his cell and prayed for death. He laments inability to marry due to lack of funds and longs to return to Frankfurt. his few friends are reportedly in New York.
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Easten
Leonard Gelring
Frankfort
Germany
Tilton
Gehring
Charch
A Horse Causes Train Disaster at Lemont Trestle
Ten cars derailed from a Baltimore and Ohio coal train near the Lemont trestle after striking a horse, with two men escaping injury. Welsh well driller William G. Thomas was crushed to death when a car toppled into a gulch seventy feet below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionrows
Lemont
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thane
William G. Thomas
Homestead Elopement Fever Grips Local Residents
Homestead reports a surge of elopements with several couples in the area. William Downey and Laura Kirkland of Hays Station are missing, the couple’s direction and return remain unknown. James Straney and his bride returned from Chicago after marrying there despite objections. John Williams of Homestead, who eloped with Miss Bennett of Braddock, came back today and parental forgiveness is expected in the early case.
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William Downey
Laura Kirkland
Hays Station
James Straney
Bride
Chicago
Ives
John Williams
Miss Bennett
Braddock
Curry arson case testimony damages defendant Hugh Curry
In Wasarsetos Pennsylvania on May 19 the Commonwealth rested after introducing damaging testimony in the Curry arson case. Prosecutors showed Hugh Curry threatened his brother Marion and fired at guards on the prosecutor’s farm. Curry denied involvement, with witnesses placing him away from the community during at least one fire.
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Commonwealth
Curry
Hugh Curry
Marion Curry
High Water Mark Tablet Dedication Plans
Germsstre May 19 preparations for the high water mark tablet dedication on June 2. Adjutant General Greenland of Pennsylvania and Colonel Magee of the Eighth National Gun Regiment met Colonel Buchel der to mature arrangements. President Harrison will attend. James A. Beaver, ex Governor of Pennsylvania, will deliver the oration replacing General Henry Bingham who declined.
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Germsstre
J. B. Buchelder
Greenland
Pennsylvania
Magee
Eighth National Gun Regiment
Harrison
James A. Beaver
Henry Bingham
Philadelphia
Wood of Clarks New Castle Business College Arrested
S. S Wood solicitor for Clarks New Castle Business College was arrested in Harmony Butler county on embezzlement charges. He allegedly took a note for a scholarship and diverted funds for his own use. Pleaded not guilty and was sent to jail awaiting hearing. Wood has influential relatives in Greenville Mercer county.
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New Castle
Wood
Clarks
New Castle Business College
Harmony
Butler County
Juli
Greenville
Mercer County
Bogus obituary causes panic in ALvToona city
Miss Sudie Delosier of this city read her own death notice in the papers this morning. While visiting her brother, someone sent notices of her sudden death to various papers. Her mother, upon reading one, suffered heart failure and remains in danger. Miss Delosier and her mother were deeply distressed as efforts begin to find the sender of the notices.
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Alvtoona
Sudie Delosier
Miss Delosier
Dog Attack Alarms Bethlehem Town as Police War Declared
Gertie Heckman, a young girl, was bitten by a vicious dog yesterday afternoon in Bethlehem. The animal tore at her legs and body, causing deep lacerations though wounds were cauterized. Authorities fear for her safety as police wage a dog control crackdown.
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Sciro
Bethlehem
Beratesem
Gertie Heckman
Heavy rains overflow Juniata River raising flood threats
In Hustivepos on May 1 heavy rain over three days swelled the Juniata River to eight feet above low water and rising. Flooded low lands along the banks damaged growing grain as jury selection began in the Smith-Miller homicide case with District Attorney McCurdy opening the proceedings.
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Juniata
Grand Lodge adopts new benefits scheme in Sunbury
The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania Odd Fellows adjourned sine die at Sunbury. The Grand Secretary’s salary rises by 400 and assistants by 200. Reading is named next meeting place. A central relief fund for incurable sick members is created offering 2 weekly after a year’s illness and 10 at death, funded by lodges contributing a week’s amount. The surplus funds to build a Philadelphia hall. East Liverrook May 1 Special. The Young People’s Convention of the United Presbyterian denomination meets with J S McCampbell MD presiding and Danny Meloy as secretary. The main issue is whether to adopt the name Our Young People or Christian Endeavor more expressively.
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Grand Lodge of
Pennsylvania
LO. O. F
Reading
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Philadelphia
East Liverrook
Young People's Convention
United Presbyterian Denomination
McCampbell
M.D
Xenia
Danny Meloy
Chicago
Ev. T. C. Atchison
Mansfield
Farge
Christian Endeavor
Poor Directors Tried for Cruelty in Carlisle
In Carlisle on May 19 the Cumberland County Board of Poor Directors faced trial on a malfeasance charge tied to the death of juvenile ward Joe Diller. John Lafferty of Adams County was charged with manslaughter but acquitted. A motion to quash most counts was overruled. the trial will span several days. The defense argues directors bear no direct responsibility.
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Cumberland County Board of Poor Directors
Little
Joe” Diller
John Lafferty
Adams County
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Cor
State Bedmen Convention Adjourns After Vote
The State Convention of Bedmen adjourned in Erapine on May 10 after selecting Sunbury as the next meeting site. A key debate over lowering eligibility age from 21 to 19 was decisively defeated by a large majority.
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Erapine
Bedmen
Sunbury
Howestreap Vote on Borough Debt Question
Decisive Tuesday ballot on increasing borough debt is ahead. Local contract awards include Central Presbyterian Church project costing 45000. A flood of local incidents follows, from drownings to thefts, assaults and burglaries across multiple towns.
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Central Presbyterian Church
McKeesport
McKeespout
Pittsburg
Jennie Sutton
Bellaire
Hamilton County
Joan McConnett
Caskey, Wooster
Wankkagts
Rochester
Daniel Carson
Appetizing Food for Pups? Medical Note
A fragment describes mixing three teaspoons of lactated something with cold water then adding half a pint of hot milk or hot water and stirring to create a drinking preparation. It claims the mixture aids the evening meal and relieves poor sleep from dyspepsia, attributed to a medical journal.
Ask Your Doctor About Cod-Liver Oil Emulsion
A health note explains what happens to cod-liver oil inside the body as it is shaken into tiny drops to form an emulsion. It suggests an easier, economical method like Scott's Emulsion and even offers a free book on careful living.
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Scott
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