Anson's Plucky Aggregation Tops Pittsburg NL Standouts
Hanlon's Braves win a lively Exposition Park game in front of 982. Cleveland laboring with a weak lineup, Bradford and Delehanty hampered by injuries, struggle early as Gruber wildness and Larkin misplays set the tone. Key fielding by Hanlon Corcoran and Radford props push Pittsburgh to 4 runs while Cleveland tallies 4 on clean hits.
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Tuer
Exposition Park
al Johnson
Cleveland
Radford
Brennan
Delehanty
Larkin
Pete Browning
Gruber
Fields
Jock
Quinn
Murrie
Beckley
Carroll
Hanson
Stein
Morris
Clevelands
Corcoran
Radfora
Brooklyn Defeats Philadelphia Platers in Eastern Park Tilt
In an Eastern Park game Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 7 to 5. Ward’s side struggled with 3 earned runs among many miscues while Blunders contributed notably for Philadelphia. Highlights include Weed on three bases and a string of two base hits as Haver Puta and Holtman stood out for Brooklyn.
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van Hietren
Ore 2 Doves
Husted
Paswel Bille
Malty
Cros
Lmpires
Lwerce and Snyder
Chiagoes Rally Skips Bisons as Sixth Inning Seals Fate
The Chiagoes scored five runs in the sixth to tilt the game, denying a Bisons comeback. Umpire Sherian halted play in darkness despite late Bisons threats. players like Conningham and Paatz contributed, with Sacrifice hits by Mack Rowe Borcher Shagart Titwin Masre.
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Chiagoes
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Mark
OP Fetter
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Paatz
Nastian
Baldwicp
Totus
TiyTalo
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Ney
Aelestee Prell
Mack
Rowe
Borcher
Shagart
Titwin
Masre
Talle
Fiy Conningham
Br Faldwin
Louble
Secret meeting of local Players' League directors described
Boston players Keefe appeared today and pitched one inning with one hit batsman four walks and two wild pitches. Crane was substituted, wild as well. Hosten and Nash contributed with strong hits as a quiet meeting followed.
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Boston
Tim Keefe
Crane
Hosten
Nash
Players’ League
Rumor of Moves Circles Around Baseball Leaders
Rumors hint at a meeting agenda involving the Players' League and the American, with officials and managers signaling that action is planned. The text notes discussions among Hanlon, Williamson, and Pfeffer and suggests changes may be imminent regarding Morris.
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Morris
Players’ League
American ‘A
Hanlon
Williamson
Pfeffer
National League Chase in Windy City and Polo Grounds Duel
Chicago hosts Pittsburg as Foster belts a grand slam and Anderson yields walks. New York and Boston battle to a darkness tied game with Tiernan homering for both sides. Philadelphia nudges past Brooklyn in ninth thanks to late offense and strong pitching.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Boston
Lee Potayo
Tiernan
Glasscock
Ernan
A New Manager Wanted for Next Season
Director J P O Neal says he will not have a playing manager next year. He notes management duties affect playing and plans to appoint a capable non playing manager. He cites examples and rejects promoting a player to manager to avoid conflicts of interest.
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J. P. O'Neal
Bean Anson
Hecker
Guy
Homestead Driver to Enter $200 Trotting Stakes
Clark of Homestead will enter studs in a trotting race at Union Driving Park for $200 a side. The event is a best two of three heats and will determine the winner among local participants.
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Clark
Homestead
Union Driving Park
Pamlico Wins 5000 Springfield Trot at Hampden Park
After two weather delays the Hampden Park circuit races closed with about 2000 spectators. Pleasant weather and a perfect track set the stage for two remaining events the 2:44 trotting division unfinished since Saturday and the Springfield stake of 5000 for 2:28 trotters. Mamie Woods Autograph and Major Alrich were among the top finishers as time records show in 2:22 2:24 and 2:34 amid a small field.
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Sr Pers
Mass
Hampden Park
Mamie Woods
Mamie Woods Autograph
Alrich W. H. Nichol
PamliGo
Ciccessececsssens Storscesssssen
Wilkes Tracks Toward Faster Time At Independence Meet
Springfield IL September recall shows Ror Wilkes aiming for a 2 06 time in Independence track with a 2 08 4 record and favorable conditions. The Natatorium swimming bout set a series best with 134 yards two feet and a dead heat for Flowers and Ridley in 1974. Attendance was large and Fred Goodwyn served as referee.
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Springfield
Ila
Ro Wilkes
Lust Evening
W. B. Flowers
Ed Ridley
J. P. Fox
Bri. A. Smith
James Taylor
John Taylor
Ed Bennett
Harry Goodwyn
Fred Goodwyn
Sporting Notes Show Cleveland Needs Players
The note list mentions Cincinnati Cleveland N L game details unclear. Pitches Like STALEY Maul for home team and Qalun catching. Names include McCLELLAN, Comisky, King and Eclipse of East Liverpool.
Wires Link Police Office to City Pawnshops
Superintendent Morris Mead completed wiring the police telegraph and telephone office at City Hall and connected the pawnshops citywide. The new network will speed arrests by allowing brokers to summon officers when suspicious items are handled.
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Morris Mead
Bureau of Electricity
Police Telegraph and
City Hall
Police Bureau
Long Grand Jury Returns Bills and Motion Day Begins
Judge Ewing in Common Pleas Court No. 2 resumes after a Europe trip and signals readiness to hear motions today. The Peno Bank case awaits action as testimonies concluded before Master Judge Hill who has not filed his report despite repeated rule prompts.
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Ewing
Common Pleas Court No
Breakers of Liquor Laws and Others Indicted Yesterday
The grand jury returned true bills against Mary Cavnningham Elizabeth Deer James Scully Annie Sardin and others for selling liquor without license Sunday sales selling liquor to minors assault and battery and related crimes. Additional bills include felonious assault carrying concealed weapons malicious mischief horse stealing forgery and fraud.
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Mary Cavnningham
Elizabeth Deer
James Scully
Annie Sardin
James Williams
Alex Devlin
Annie Leyden
Tony Miller
Peter Kuhne
Mary Kuhnoe
William McNamara
J. G. Jones
Thomas Hughes
Harry Denholm
Isaac Hipley
Valentine Henn
Henry Jones
Henry Griffith
Shartle Crow
Robert Carter
Jackson
Charles Kessler
Hilburn Schaefer
Gus Kirkrosa
John Waska
William Alker
Edward Bridge
Annie Hammond
Eliza Johnston
Jake Hacker
Mary Quinn
Martin Ehman
Peter Hermes
Charles Stevenson
Thomas Smith
Guilty pleas and charges in Criminal Court cases
In Criminal Court yesterday Della Randolph pleaded guilty to larceny from the Hendricks home and received two years in prison. Joseph Keenan admitted assault on his wife and was fined six cents and costs. William Cox was convicted of larceny of a watch from Fred Staple. The jury is seated for Lena King in a jewelry larceny case from Barbara Brenning. John Miller, alias John Sidney, faces trial for assault on Dora Swartz. Three suits for malicious prosecution were filed by Arthur Annie and Mary Killen against Michael Flynn for 6000 dollars each. Flynn had earlier sued Arthur Killen for assault and battery. Killen was discharged. Flynn later charged Killen and family with perjury, but did not appear and they were discharged.
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Anson
Strick
Pittsburgs
Foster
Pittsboro
Burns
Anderson
Caliope
Miller
Berger
Calliope
Jonahs
Hares
la Roque
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John Sidney
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Michael Flynn
Flynn
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Tey
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Secona Avenue
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Henry Goodman
Soult
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Sherman Mossly
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F. Givens
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Mrs. McGinty on Trial for Murder Plot in New Castle
New Castle on September 8. Mrs. Sarah A. Randolph alias Mrs. McGinty faced trial for soliciting Sam Kissinger to murder William Foltz, president of the First National Bank. Kissinger said a wealthy man wanted Foltz killed before street lights were installed, and $1,500 was offered. Detectives arrested her. she began with a nolle contendre plea, then switched to not guilty. One witness testified.
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Sproul
Time Dispatch
New Castle
Sarah A. Randolph
Mc Ginty
Sam Kissinger
William Foltz
First National Bank of
Kissinger
McGinty
Nolle Contendre
Strike disrupts Toledo, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
At Fisp ur, September 8, brakemen and switchmen on the Toledo Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad walked out over wages. The strike blocks Toledo to Ken ton freight service while passenger trains run. Workers demanded raise from 115 to 2, claiming engineers and firemen received advance in pay.
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Fispuar
Toledo, Columbus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Kenton
Meen
Advanc
Motherless Boys Endure Tragic Milford Train Crash Toll
Sanford and Willie McCarthy brothers aged 14 and 12 traveled from Milford Pa to Moorheads seeking help after visiting their mother's grave. Sanford was struck by a fast freight near Moorheads and mangled. Willie remains by his side tonight at Hammot Hospital while the injured boy fights for life.
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Ente
Sanford
Willie McCarthy
Milford
Kansas
Lake Shore
Willie
Mt i
Hammot
Real estate slowdown cited by Southern firm envoy
Mr. E. C. Darley of J. P. Witherow & Co. returns to Hoanoke as Southern representative and says land prices in the South fall from past highs. He notes quiet real estate, furnaces ready to start, iron demand outpacing production, and a bright overall outlook for mills in Pittsburg.
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E. C. Darley
J. P. Witherow & Co
Hoanoke
Darley
Pittsburg
Chambers Sues Railroad for Son's Death
William Chambers sues the P C and Y BR Co for 35000 dollars over the death of his son William F Chambers a brakeman fatally injured June 13 1890 at Chargers when an engine struck him as he rode between engine and car.
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William Chambers
William F. Chambers
Charders
Etraub Case Set for Wednesday Hearing
Attorneys in the case of C. L. Etraub against the city to block the Poor Farm transaction attended yesterday's court session and requested a fixed time for argument. Judges Ewing and White set Wednesday morning for the hearing after a brief consultation.
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C. L. Etraub
Ewing
White
State Officers Report Growth in C M B A
Grand President J B Fox of Bradford and Grand Treasurer W D Woods of the C M B A arrived and registered at Seventh Avenue Hall. The meeting at Union Veteran Legion Hall will begin this morning with Fox stating the order has grown 29 percent in branches and 9 percent in membership since the last state meeting.
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J. B. Fox
Bradford
W. D. Woods
Seventh Avenue
Union Veteran Legion Hall
Sixth Avenue
Knights of the Mystic Chain to hold Reading meeting
The Knights of the Mystic Chain will hold its annual meeting at Reading this week with representatives from Pittsburg and members from Washington Council Kerstone Star of Liberty and Homestead lodge. The military branch is to be featured with regiments in formation and a four day gathering will end in a parade.
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Knights of the Mystic Chain
Reading
Pittsburg
Washington Council
Kerstone
Star of Liberty
Homestead Lodge
W. D. Low
Philadelphia
Criminal Court Case Names Plucked From Commonwealth Files
A criminal court docket lists defendants including David Madden and Frank Nitzne along with Marianna Kascep John Wascho Steve Chesman and others. Additional names include Andy Bonco P Buliene Stenen Gemephone des Tritton Robert Nelson George Brooarles Harding Willian Hanrahan in connection with the proceedings.
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Criminal Court—Commonwealth
David Madden
Frank Nitzne
Marianna Kascep
John Wascho
Steve Chesman
Andy Bonco
P. Buliene
Fought Over Money Ends in Neck Wound on Robinson's Hill
Mercandino Greono and Oresto Joanna clashed on Robinson's Hill in Spring Garden yesterday over money. Greono shot Joanna in the neck. the wound is not serious. Greono is in the lockup.
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Mercandino
Greono
Oresto
Joanna
Robinson’s Hill
Spring Garden Borough
National League Record Snapshot
The excerpt lists NL team standings with Brooklyn Chicago New York Cleveland Pittsburg and others, showing win totals and game lines such as 7 Heston 43 and 16 46. It reads as a score or record table fragment with abbreviations and partial figures.
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Brooklyn
Heston
Philn
I. PB
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Death from Van Accident of Sharpsburg Worker
John Sladden aged 75 died after a van accident last Friday with the death occurring Sunday at 8 30 PM. He had served for 85 years on Judge Collier's estate in Sharpsburg.
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John Sladden
Local legal actions and charter grants reported
J G Hays appointed commissioner in the divorce case Annie C Meyer vs Henry F Meyer. Execution issued by Masonic Bank Pittsburg against Uran Line Young Ladies Academy for 8152 50. Charters granted to St Thomas Band Industrial Mutual Beneficial Association Pittsburg Conference Educational Society and Uniformed gin of St Hedwigs Beneficial Association. Examining Board met to assess bar applicants with 8 students before the board 17 preliminaries 15 finals. James Hiener Bethel township filed inquest petition for son J W Higbee in Dixmont. J KR Harbison named commissioner to hold inquest. Petition for release of Edward Butler alias Mobile Huck from workhouse on habeas corpus. committed August 17 for 0 days on vagrancy charge. claim says illegal commitment.
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J.G. Hays
Annie C. Meyer
Henry F. Meyer
Masonic Bank
Pittsburg
Uranline Young Ladies’ Academy
St. Thomas Band
Industrial Mutual Beneficial Association
Pittsburg Conference Educational Society
St. Hedwig's Beneficial Associaon
Common Pleas Court
James Hiener
Bethel Township
J. W. Higbee
Dixmont
J. KR. Harbison
Edward Butler
Mobile Huck
Gripp
Battery Rotations in Early Association Games
In a sequence from Eocheser Hochester and Baltimore venues, teams faced hitters Morrison Townsend Stratton Bligh and Healy Sage with Athletics defeating Toledo 8 to 3 while Baltimore and Louisville posted several errors. Other line scores show St. Louis and Philadelphia matchups with varied outcomes and multiple hitters contributing for each side.
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Eocheser
Morrison and Townsend
Stratton and Bligh
Baltimore
Louisville
Philadelphia
Athletics
Toledo
Green and Baldwin
Semmany
Healy
Welch
Sage
Unenjoyable poker game leads to lawsuit in Soho
John Foran of Soho sues his wife Annie Foran and John and Rose Nixon claiming assault with a poker during a domestic dispute. The suit seeks damages and legal remedy for injuries and distress arising from the incident.
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John Foran
Soho
Annie Foran
John
Rose Nixon
Peddler and Waiter Charged With Aggravated Assault
A series of local police notices report multiple arrests including a peddler and a waiter charged with aggravated assault. Other items include a Hungarian boarding house raid on Secona Avenue, seven men detained, and various accusations of theft, cruelty to animals, and vandalism across the city.
Mrs. Hadley Dies At Sea En Route To America
Mrs. Jane Hadley, mother of Mrs. Moore of Bloomfield, died at sea last Wednesday aboard the steamer Germanic en route to America. the ship arrived Sunday and a passenger list shows her May voyage on the steamer City of Rome. River reports note 6 feet 6 inches and falling in Morgantown, with clear weather. Brownsville reports 5 feet 1 inch and rising, with cloudy skies.
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Morgartown
Isville
Evansville
St. Louis
Jane Hadley
Moore
Bloomfield
America
Hadley
Frank Sisson Heard On Grocer Shooting Charge
Frank Sisson, charged with shooting grocer Milton Petrie two weeks ago, appeared at a hearing yesterday morning. Petrie and his wife identified him as the shooter. Sisson said he would prove an alibi and was given until Thursday to produce witnesses.
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Frank Sisson
Milton Petrie
Watson Campaign Plot Claimed In Twenty third District
A written agreement reportedly binds D. T. Watson to defeat Colonel Stone for Congress in the Twenty third district if Stone becomes a candidate. Thomas Carson of the Fifth ward Allegheny, contractor, and brewer Afr. Ober allegedly signed the deal for $10,000.
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Fifth Ward
Allegheny
D. T. Watson
Twenty-third
Colonel Stone
Afr. Ober
Watson
Stone
Williams Removed From Jail To Dixmont
W C Williams of the Pacific Hotel in Allegheny was moved to Dixmont on Tuesday after being committed on April 18. A former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger conductor Williams suffered delirium tremens and was deemed insane.
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W.C. Williams
Pacific
Allegheny
Williams
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Stabbing at Jones & Stauffer's Saloon
John Thompson stabbed William Ford the barkeeper six times with a penknife in Allegheny saloon last evening. Thompson, drunk, fought Ford, then returned and attacked him. Ford was treated by Dr Rankin for multiple wounds. Thompson was captured on Lacock Street and jailed.
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William Ford
Jones & Stauffer
Allegheny
Ford
Sharpsburz
Thompson
Mr. Stauffer
Arrest of George Walker Prompts Wide-Sulated Case
George Walker of Twenty-fifth Street Southside was arrested last night and held at the station house without a stated charge. Officers refused to discuss the case, and startling developments are awaited.
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George Walker
Twenty-fifth Street
Southside
Salaries Claimed in Athletic Baseball Club Dispute
Edward Seward George Shafer and Wilfred Robinson filed affidavits and claims against the Athletic Baseball Club. Seward seeks 377 dollars for unpaid salary while Shafer claims 24 pounds and Robinson nothing. Eleven other players are to follow with similar actions this week.
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Philadelphia
Edward Seward
George Shafer
Wilfred Robinson
Athletic Baseball Club
Seward
Robinson
Shafer
Mansfield Manager Forfeits $0 Side To Bridgeville Game
Manager Gwillem of Mansfield offers a forfeit of 10 to match his team against Bridgeville in a game to be played at Expo or Recreation Park. He will meet the Bridgeville manager at the office tonight at 7 o clock to finalize.
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Mansfield Ball Club
Bridgevilles
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Races At Sheepshead Bay Reported
Sheepshead Bay September 8 results list six races with finish orders and times. Drizzie and W Sea cutter headlined early events. Benedictine and Frank ward lead later heats amid scattered placings and close finishes.
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Arundel Gene
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Seacutter
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Bo Encart
Prieste
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Pre
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Roseberry Sets World High Jump Record at Maple Park
At Maple Avenue Driving Park this afternoon the horse Roseberry owned by Moorehouse and P of Toronto broke the world high jump record by clearing 7 feet 5 eighths of an inch. The prior best was 7 feet 4 inches set in Chicago. Many thousand spectators witnessed the feat.
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E.mina
Maple Avenue Driving Park
Moorehouse & P
Toronto
Chicago
Fea
Raid on Grant Street Home Nets Multiple Arrests
Lieutenant Denniston and a squad raided the No 1n Grant Street residence at 2 15 this morning. The home was described as a semi joint. The proprietor and six other Chinese men were arrested.
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Oo Jung
Grant Street
Aemia Joint
Constitutional Convention Called and Memorial Notices
Governor Buckner called the convention to order and the Australian ballot system was discussed. Memorial exercises honored John Boyle O’Reilly in New York. Secretary Proctor appointed commissioners for Chickamauga National Park including General Fullerton, General Stewart, and Colonel Kellogg.
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Rkc
Patriot
Mow Xork
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Chickamauga
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Maen
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Tennessee
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Army
Stayton Denies Breach Claims in Pacific Company Case
In a September 6 letter from Boston to The Disrarce Mr Stayton vehemently denies breach of contract with the Pacific Company. He asserts he accounted for trust funds and alleges any violation lay with the company. He also cites state citizenship and relocation expenses as a business necessity.
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Boston
FR. Stayton
Pacific Company
the Pacific
Mellon Forces Stand Ready To Hold Fort At Thornton
Mr G W Sparks claims Mellons forces are not armed with firearms but are thrice doubly armed with a just gun and will defend the fort as long as strength endures. Quiet yesterday as Finnegan Downing army from Turkey Foot did not appear.
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W. L Mellon
Thornton
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Mellon
Finnegan & Downing
Turkeyfoot
German boy dies at Poor Farm after rheumatism illness
Daniel Essling, a two year old German child, died yesterday at the Poor Farm from rheumatism. He had worked at the Hotel Schlosser and was sent to the Poor Farm on June 18. He had no known friends or relatives and no one to claim him.
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Itteburg
Spee
Offlee
Ith Ave
Wood St
Smithfield Street
Penn General
Lake Keif
Mall Road Company
Weraar
Aes
Ata
Ion
Sidsk
Iaarh Maru
Akurve—Froiwn
Heechmont
New Aven
West Newton
Hven
West Newtsa
Ceaport
Ellen Ane Helle Vernon
Helie Vernon
Mononeahets City
Eitesstheth
Seamer
Fundaya
Utller
Simithoeta
Llegheny Valley Railroad
Valley
Amy
Kittanning
Hracurn
Huston
Bieffalo
Braeburn
Fullman
Parfor
Pullman
Vittiburg
Nuttajo
Jas. Po Anderson
Agi
David Me. Yakgo
Castle Shannon
Eustero Stan
M. Ariington
Bioding Teat Song Wittsburg
JAS. Mneil & Bro
Idne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!