Rugby clash ends as Washington Jefferson quits field
In East End Park the FB Geme and Washington Jefferson College rugby match collapsed after 20 minutes of wrangling. Gyms led by Proctor and Martin scored early, Fry failing two kicks. Washington Jefferson withdrew mid game, then agreed to resume before quitting again amid claims of heavy slugging and crowd jeers. About 500 spectators watched the disputed contest.
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FB. Geme
Washington-Jefferson College
East End Park
Washington - Jefferson
Proctor
Martin
Fry
Washington-Jefferson
McCanee
Joseph McCanee
Washington
Jean
Livingstone
Easterns
Orepirht
East End
Couaake
Eae Kirchner
Hepler
Rowand Tarr wUbtelle
Arwin BW
Cecvccccessbess Schwartz
Roen Tereecrot
Ark Mastinnderson Fry
Hurst
Princeton Wesleyan Football Thriller Ends In Lopsided Loss
Intercollegiate championship series ends abruptly as Princeton loses 77 to 0 to Wesleyan in a crowd of about 3,000 at Tremeton. Howard led the Princeton defense while Wesleyan dominated the second half after a weak first.
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Princston
Wesleyan
Intercollegiate Football Association
Princeton
Wesley
Evens
Tremceton
Tenver
Howard
Tor
Crescent Athletic Lab
Crete
Youle
New Castle Beats McKeesport In Rainy Day Football
The New Castle team won an exciting home game in a drizzly afternoon. McKeesport pushed hard, with standout drives from McAlister and Maley for the visitors, while Cotrell G Wood Hobbs and McClain starred for New Castle as the hosts led 2 goals by halftime.
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New Castle
New Caetes
McKeesport
Eross
Cotrell G
Wood
Hobbs
McClain
Sophomore Penn team edges Charter Street 10 to 8 in quirky clash
Yeuapeema and the Sophenere Close squad from the University of Pennsylvania defeated Pennsylvania Charter Street in a looney played morning game by a 10 to 8 score. Players Hern Thompson Mais Geta and Eichenack starred for the Sophomores amid shaky play from Charter School.
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Yeuapeema
Oct
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Charter Street
Fuupeyeemets Charter School
Ber
Hern
Thompson
Mais
Geta
Eichenack
Columbis Too Strong in Local Football Opener
Waterverox October 51 Special report notes football opened nearby with a Columbia Athletic team strong in the season debut.
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Columbis
Norman's Great Bar. The Three A's Are Beaten, but McClintock Does a Wonderful Feat
Curvatura Oct. 1 special reports Norman McClintock for Pittsburg sparked a dramatic rally against Cleveland in a football held. Cleveland, guided by Billy Rhodes, overwhelmed Pittstar line but McClintock broke free, scoring for Pittsburg as Rhodes and Thompson led a hard fought game. Cleveland won 4 touchdowns to 1 with Harvey kicking a conversion.
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McClintock
Silicia
Norman McClintock
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Billy Rhodes
Yale
Allegheny
Pitsburg
Rhodes
Hager
Baer
Newell
Harvey
Pittsburg Defeats McDonalds In Thrilling Championship Football
Pittsburg Association Football Team bests the McDonalds 3 to 2 at Exposition Park in a first defeat for three year champions. Joe Wardle and Waldron starred for Pittsburg while the McDonalds’ McVickers brothers gave a strong showing. McRowan suffered a stomach injury during play.
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Pittsburg Association
McDonald
McDonalds
Otter
Exposition Park
McDonald's
Joe Wardle
Robinson
Pittsburg
Attwell
Mr. Childs
Messrs
Waldron
Wardie
Mathews
Mcids
McVickers
McRowan
Pijersburge
McDonnalds
Macpherson
Croml
H, Robertson Powell
Smith
Cid
Tuak Mathews
McCalmont McEwen
McVickers Wardle
Porwards
W. MeVickers
Brien
MeVickers Waldrou
MeVickers
Geneva College Defeats Western University in Rainbound Thriller
In a drenched game at Beaver Falls on Oct 31 Geneva College beat Western University of Pittsburgh 2 to 0. Geneva scored a first half touchdown and goal for 7 points with the University replying 4 points. Second half produced 6 more points for Geneva. Three University players were injured and Morrew sustained a broken rib.
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Beaver Fawes
Geneva College
Western University of Pittsburg
Genevas
Geneva
University
Universi
Fel Morrew
Williams and Stevens Clash in First Eastern League Title Game
In Weston today Williams beat Stevens 7 to 0 in the inaugural Eastern League football championship. Williams gained early leads and dominated both offense and defense, with standout line play from Nelson Allenbothnoee Townsend and strong rushing by Garfield Street.
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WiLliamstons
Mass
Weston
Williams
Stevens
Derkshire Bars
Steves
Williame
Nelson
Allen
Bothnoee
Townsend
Garfield
Street
Penn football team extends win streak by defeating Trinity College
The University of Pennsylvania beat Trinity College 10 to 5 in a limited lineup with regular ends Schott and Heisman out. McFadden covered left end, Kuipe filled in on defense, and Jump started at guard, while Trinity fielded a strong squad despite the setback.
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Prinapetruia
Sperial
University of Pennsylvania
Trinity College
Stos
Lafayette
Pennsylvanian
Schotll
Heisman
Fowler
McFadden
Schotl
Iton
Kuipe
Jump
Powler
Trinity
Crescent and Manhattan clash ends with no serious injuries
In New York on October 31 the Crescent team defeated the Manhattan eleven after a heavy slugging affair. The only notable difference from last year was the absence of serious injuries, credited to luck more than fault. Cash Damon Smith Hotchkiss and Connelly led the Crescent attack as six runs came in the first inning and four in the second while Manhattan failed to score.
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New York
Princeton University of Pennsylvania
Crescent
Manhattan
Cash
Damon
Smith
Hotchkiss
Connelly
Crescents
Manhattans
Denison Otterbein Grid Clash Sparks Score Dispute
In Granville this afternoon both Denison and Otterbein claim victory. Denison reports a 14 to 2 win. Otterbein claims 12 to 10, alleging a touchdown error caused the discrepancy. The disagreement promises heated intercollegiate tensions.
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Newarr
Denison
Otterbein
Granville
Aristus
Local Football Opener Between Dickinson and Haverford
The first league football game of the season was played today on the Athletic grounds between Dickinson College of this city and Haverford University. The score and further result details are incomplete in the report.
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Camprary
Dickinson College
Haverford University
Ford
Football Situation at Lehiah Seeks Faculty Action
Soving Betatenes Oct 31 Special The football situation at Lehiah is in a peculiar state. Everything acts as a faculty appeals for time to devote to achieving, which will be placed before them on Monday next.
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Lehiah
Tie Reached Between Home stead and Bloomfeld at Exposition Park
Yesterday the Home stead and Bloomfeld football teams played a 1 1 tie at Exposition Park in the local league. The match was exciting and close with both sides scoring once. The report comes from St. Wier Porst dated October 81.
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Homestead
Bloomfeld
Exposition Park
Agoal
St. Wier Porst
Yale Beats Lehigh 38 to 0 on Home Field
Yale defeated Lehigh 38 to 0 at New Haven in a one sided game. Hehamager led with brilliant rushing plays dominating the field and securing the shutout for Yale.
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New Haven
Yale
Lehigh
Bine
Connanies
Mociang Mes
Hehamager
The Orang on Top New Tour Oct 41
The New York Athletic Club was beaten in the opening match of the American Football Union championship today by a lopsided score. Both teams fumbled and the game featured several errors as Ab fertaeeial claimed the win.
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New York Athletic Club
American Foot Ball Union
Harvard Beats Stagg's Team 34 to nil in Cambridge
Harvard defeats Stagg's Christians 34 to 0 in Cambridge after previously beating Yale 3 to 0 two weeks earlier. The Oct 31 report notes Harvard's strong defense and offense as the visitors failed to score.
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Harvard
Stagg
Cambridge
Yale
Sophomores Defeat Freshmen in Rugby in Hanover
The Dartmouth rugby match at Hanover saw the sophomores defeat the freshmen by a score of.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Baltimore Magnate Discusses Baseball Future and league ties
H R Von der Horst president of the Baltimore Base ball Club and William Walz treasurer visit New York on private business. He states ten players signed for next season and names Van Haltren as captain and manager. He supports the home team receipts plan and notes potential ten club circuit, cites Kansas City as out, and criticizes past league association strife. He mentions Chicago Mike McDonald and views St Louis as a necessary evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. von der Horst
Baltimore Baseball Club
William Walz
Whistler
Altmore
League
von der Horat
Chicago
Mike McDonald
von der Ahe
St. Louisen
Local Baseball Officials Unite Behind Manager McGunnigie
Local club directors resolved to back Manager McGunnigie with about £10,000 invested in the treasury and plan to test several players including Han ton joining the team. Rumors touched on Daley of Heston, but officials say a better man is in sight as Old Galvin’s case will be reviewed and Jeems will sign.
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Imp
McGunnigie
Disratca
Ed Hanton
MecGunnigie
Daley
Heston
Old Galvin
Jeems
Glasscock's potential switch to the Association stirs late season talks
Warelrys reports Jack Glasscock, ex New Yorks, weighing leaving Lee for the Association after a disputed $5 fine incident. Gia and a rep from the Association pressed for a decision, with Glasscock promising a answer in a few days despite lingering resentment over the fine and reporting delay.
Von der Ahe Faces Player Rebellion in St. Louis Club
Rumors say Chris Von der Ahe must sign a new outfit for the Association club next year as Browns players revolt to join League clubs. McCarthy and Shtverts have Boston League contracts, while Captain Comiskey and Van der Ahe are not on friendly terms.
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St. Lori
Chris von der Abe
Browns
Comiskey
Faets
McCarthy
Shiverts
van der Ahe
New Year, Oct 11 Talks Over Contracts With New York Club
Rodger Conner and Danny Richardson met with New York club management to discuss next season contracts but no agreement was reached. Philadelphia Athletics manager Barnicle reportedly offered $6,000 each to sign with his team.
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Rodger Conner
Danny Richardson
New York
Barnile
Philadelphia Athletics
Slavin Accepts Sullivan Fight Plea but Sets Terms
Frank P Slavin says Sullivan misstates their history and asserts he is ready to fight within four weeks in New York or St. Louis. Slavin will accept a match in any club room except New Orleans and demands a sizable purse as stake.
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Dispatch
Lonxpos
Frank P Slavin
Sullivan
Slavin
St. Louis
New York
New Orleans
Pugilist McCoy Declares 145-Pound Challenge for 1000 A Side
McCoy announces readiness to fight any American at 145 pounds under Police Gazette rules for 1000 a side. Backer Warren Wis posts 100 with Richard K Fox. challenge targets Tommy Ryan Johnny Reagan Billy McMullen and all pro fighters at 145 pounds.
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New York
England
Ireland
America
Reve Lmenan
Warren Wis
Richard K. Fox
Tommy Ryan
Johnny Reagan
Billy McMullen
Pere MoCor
Corbett Schedules Boxing Exhibition at the Bijou
Heavyweight star Jim Corbett visits town for a boxing exhibition at the Bijou this week. He proclaims himself the best in the world and recalls a desperate victory over Joe Chonisky. He offers to fight Maher and suggests a rematch with a rival he has defeated, like Chonisky.
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Corbett
Jim Corbett
Bijou
Joe Chonisky
Maher
Coatsman
Chonisky
Bold proposition on county election betting
A gentleman called at the office last evening and bet $2,000 as follows. One thousand dollars to 500 that Kennedy Porter and McClung will be elected and $100 even that Kennedy Porter and McClung will beat Fet term 600 or more. The stakes reflect a political betting proposal with named figures.
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Jett
Kennedy
Porter
McClung
Bicycle Relay From Hartford to New York Dazzles Crowds
A Hartford to New York bicycle relay drew over 15 000 spectators. Twenty one riders in safety pneumatic wheels completed the 12614 mile route in eight hours and 2 minutes, delivering dispatches to the Sun office. A Chicago to New York relay is being arranged with eight top riders riding day and night.
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Hartford
American Cyclist
the Sun
Messrs
Wood
Grant
A. M
Meriden
New Haven
Milford
Britt
South Norwalk
Stamford
F. C
New Hochelle
West Chester
New York City
Swn
Meridan
Frank Ives
Charles H. Wood
Chicago
New York
Promising trotters visit Mr Hagan’s stock farm
Local horsemen from this city attended a Friday visit to E. W. Hagan’s Arden stock farm near Little Washington. Guests included Captain W. W. O’Neil and J. D. Callery to see Dividend and other promising colts by Lakewood Prince and Jay Bird. Bello Maorae shows speed potential for next season.
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E. W. Hagan
Mr. Hogan
Arden
Little Washington
W. W. O'Neil
J. D. Callery
Joseph Glesenkamp
F. Dohrman
Julius C. Lowe
Mr. Horman
Bewneryo's Race Track Meets October Card
At Bewneryo's Wasnsonton track on Oct 81 a strong entry list and promising events greeted a fine day. Alcina colt led early in the 400-yard two year old sprint while Cerberus and Margherita placed in the 1 16 mile race. Prather won the selling going seven furlongs with White Hose second. Madrid claimed the one mile feature as Hecate Thiers followed. Rothwell led the hurdle event over six jumps with St Luke and Wheatley close behind.
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Bewneryo'a
Wasnsoton
Gondo
Cerberus Secon
Margherita
White Hose
II. Cook
Ocyorte
Aest
Prather
Wie
Madrid
Xing
Hecate Thiers
Prrse
Mills
Rothwell
St. Luke
Wheatley
Autum at Westside Park draws growing crowds daily
The second extra day at Westside Park drew larger crowds amid a hazy sky. Betting ran heavy as Parone Ta Drift led in the first race, Queenie Trowbridge won the second, Blue Match captured the third, Ceverton the fourth, and Parole the fifth with Maggie Lobus and Ten to One placing.
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Nasaville
Westside Park
Zeke Hardy
Queenie Trowbridge
Lemon Blossom
sMeen
Joe Carter
Fannie S
Ceverton
Blase Duke
Roliver Buckner
Parole
Maggie Lobus
Comedy filly awarded Cambridgeshire stakes win at Newmarket
Stewards of the Jockey Club upheld Comedy the bay filly owned by W W Fulton as winner of the Cambridgeshire stakes at the Newmarket Houghton meeting. An inquiry remains into her performances in other races since Kempton Park, amid doubts about her runnings and eligibility.
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Loxpor
Jockey Club
W. W. Fulton
Newmarket Houghton
Berry trotting stock sale yields strong average prices
Cureaco October 3L The Berry combination sale of young trotters closes this afternoon. The three day trotting stock sale totals $107.40 for the first portion. Colonel Pepper's Kentucky stock praised as best yet, all bids won by Northern breeders with no sensational prices, yet improved averages given the risk of untried stock.
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Pepper
Kentucky
Antic
Guttenberg Winners and Boxing Prospects Highlight Card
The report notes race results with Bateman and Faux Pascoll among others and mentions ex-champion Jean Mace planning to train and match heavyweight Herbert Jackson against American opponents. Jackson is listed at 6 feet 4 inches and 210 pounds with potential tour through England Scotland or America.
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Lorpon
Jeam Mace
England
Herbert Jackson
America
Jackson
Mocshan
Dhrongh
Scotland
Will Play Again Schaefer to Meet Sleeson for 14 Inch Balk Line Title
A new match is arranged between Schaefer and Sleeson for 50 a side for the 14 inch balk line billiards championship. The event, to be held December 2 in New York, will be 60 points and aimed to be staged in a portable hall in the city.
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New York
Schaefer
Sleeson
Torstead
Chicago
Irish Wonder Maher Wins Two Round Bout in New Yeak Ont
Peter Maher the Irish Wonder defeats Jack Fallon the Strong Boy in a two round match at Niblo's Garden New York. Billy Madden hosted the event with Inspector Williams overseeing order. Fallon showed resolve but was overwhelmed by Maher's right hand, hitting the floor in the second round.
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Peter Maher
Jack Fallon
Brooklyn
Niblo’s Garden
Billy Madden
Inspector Williams
Fallon
Shaheen
Maher
Pearson and McFadden Clash For United States Middleweight Title
Henry C. Pearson, holder of Illinois middle weight crown, faced B. A. McFadden in a two bout match for the United States middle weight championship. Pearson was defeated decisively in both bouts.
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J. Louis
Henry C. Pearson
Illinois
B. A. McFadden
United States
Pearson
Corbett to Meet Maher in Kew Tors Meeting
James Corbett covers a 1000 dollar deposit for Peter Maher The Irish Wonder and plans for a meeting will be arranged as soon as possible in Kew Tors.
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Kew Tors
James Corbett
The
Herald
Peter Maher
Mud Hen Triumphs in 100 Third Match
George Kleinman known as the mud hen defeated J A R Elliott champion of America in a 100 third match yesterday by a score of 91 to 8. The bout carried a $2500 side stake.
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Catcaco
George Kleinman
J. A. R. Elliott
America
General Sporting Notes from the office
Backers of Joseph Blair discussed Blewin's 3 for a trade of 150 yards. Danny Richardson said he ignores Barnie and other managers offers. Western Pennsylvania figures Paget and McGunning linked to boxing talks with Jimmy Kran. Feep Prerren pursues Pete Browning for the Association team. Charlet Bassett, NY third baseman, says New York City is enough for him to play.
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Joseph Blair
Blewin
Danny Richardson
Barnie
McGunnigi
Bilson Tek
Paget
Western
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Kran
Whustler
Baltimore
Kintler
Feep Prerren
Pete Browning
Ch Association
Gladiator
Ohio
Charlet Bassett
New Yorks
New York Sun
Fire record of city and surrounding towns reports widespread blazes
A collection of small fires across multiple locations: a shed fire on Forty-eighth Street causing minimal damage, Daut dwelling fire in Irwin damaging $9,000 with top story lost, a silent blaze at King's plumbing shop in Allegheny, a second story stove fire on Sixth Street, a coal shed fire behind Penn Avenue causing $10 damage, McClure's lumber yard fire at Twenty seventh and Railroad with no damage, Clayton County prairie fires, McKeesport bakery fire gutting the Sternquist shop, North Baltimore devastation along Main Street, Valparaiso marshes burning, Newark hat factory fire ruins stock valued at $25,000, Hicksville warehouse and mill fire causing $80,000 total loss, and railroad town exposure with insured property.
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Irwin
C. W. Daut
King's Plumbing Shop
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Sixth Street
Penn Avenne
McClure
Twentyseventh
Baltimore
Toledo
Arocao Valparaiso, Ltd
Nickel Plate Railway
Newark
N. J
Joseph Mercey
Hicksville
Kerr Brothers & Co
City meetings and cemetery disinterment order issued
The Commercial Travelers Protective Association met at the Grain and Flour Exchange rooms with many new applications and officers to be nominated at the November gathering. Tax trustees for St Philomena Cemetery must have all bodies disinterred from Troy Hill Cemetery by December 31 189, otherwise action will be taken. Pittsburg Paint Oil and Drug Club held its monthly meeting at Hotel Duquesne with resolutions adopted on W M Gibbs and William Lyons. Joax FleMine, injured at Singer Nimick Co mill last Thursday, remains in dying condition at the Homeopathic Hospital.
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Commercial Travelers Protective Association
Grain and Flour Exchange Rooms
St. Philomena Cemetery
Elphinstone
Troy Hill
Pittsburg
Hotel Duquesne
W. M. Gibbs
William Lyons
Joax Flemine
Singer, Nimick & Co
Homeopathic Hospital
River News and Notes From The Dispatch
River conditions steady with 2 inches on fills and 8 feet 4 inches in the canal. The Iron Queen nearing completion for the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line. Steamer General Tompkins sinks at White River cut-off with no lives lost. 10 000 raised. Descriptions of arrivals and departures en route include A L Mason Louis Houwk Cherokee and Henry Lowrey with barges.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Deee Madison
Hellaire
Evansville
Currie Hope
Loum
City of Paing
Pivanant
Hoxle
Kai
A. L. Mason
Louis Houwk
New Ima
General Tompkins
Memphis
White River
Tompkins
Henry Lowrey
Temperature and Rainfall Report Summary
The report provides temperature ranges with maximum and minimum values and notes precipitation levels. It includes mean temperatures and indicates rainfall measurements, reflecting overall weather conditions.
Five Dollar Rate For Catarrhal Trevetes Extended
Drs Copeland and Hall announce they will keep the five dollar rate for CATARRHAL Trevetes for the rest of the year. They say other treatments will be priced to reflect medicine costs, with charges for catarrh at fifty eight dollars per month during the period ending January 1.
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Drs. Copeland
Hall
Dra. Copeland
Owever
Larceny and assault arrests flood East End reports
Police report multiple arrests including Leroy KacrrMan for larceny of two watches from Alex Smith, AXtraHony Biome for aggravated assault, Michael Driscoll for gun offenses, and James MccCormack for testing on Wylie avenue. Burglary and other charges involve Peter McGuire, J D Lurner, and several youths held on bail.
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East End
Gumbert
Alex Smith
Axtrahony Biome
Kerr
Batt
Michael Driscoll
Orricen
Eait
Donovan
John Bud
Old City Hall
James MccCormack
No. 40
Gum Street
Oficer Carr
Wylie Avenue
Eleventh Ward
Orricen Druiry
Peter McGuire
Second Avenue
Dunbar
Notable Results From Dr Copeland and Dr Hall
The article praises Dr Copeland and Dr Hall for successful treatment of catarrh and early consumption. It warns winter worsens chest infections and urges prompt persistent care to arrest danger. It notes continued evidence of their skillful care in such cases.
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Hall
Widow recalls treatment claims by doctors for son
Mrs William Martin of Merndall Pa recounts reading many recon statements claiming cures from Drs Copeland and Hall. She notes her husband urged bringing their critically ill son William to the doctors for treatment to gain confidence in the claims.
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Nagal
Earth
Pra
Coneland
Hall
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