Searle Weakens Gaudaur Rowing Match Amid London Cable
London cable reports Henry Searle weakened from facing Gaudaur on English or Australian waters. James A. St John vows to back Gaudaur in America or on English lakes if fair conditions, with talks of a £215,000 prize and possible matches on Thames Parametta or Irish waters Windermere and Killarney cited as ideal. St John predicts Gaudaur favored to win with Gaudaur showing speed and a new boat.
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London
James A. St. John
Henry Earnest Searle
Jacob Gau- Gaur
Hanlan
O'Connor
Teemer
Gaudaur
America
Mr. St
Mr. St. John
Henry
Thames
Parametta
Bobby
Searle
Gaudour
Kilarney
Windermere
Gandaur
Seulling
St. John’s
Race Set for Big Pittsburg Scramble Gandaur Favored
The big aquatic race between Gandaur and Teemer is slated around 5 pm at Port Perry with McKeesport crowd expected. James A. St John timekeeper referee. two distance judges to be appointed amid cautious race conduct and high betting potential.
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McKeesport
Gandaur
Teemer
James A. St. John
Port Perry
Gaudam
Port P
Eeret
Pittsbury Gandaur
Travis
Haltupore
Ohio Depot
Teemet
Hilly Gorman
Mr. St. John
Teomer
Eastern Paper Sees Big Match in World Boat Race
The New York Clipper reports on the upcoming four mile race for 1000 dollars a side between John Tremer of McKeesport Pa and Jake Gaudaur of St Louis Mo Both have held America’s championship title and 800 deposits from each side are at stake with Paris District Distinct final stakeholder Gaudaur slight betting favorite as training picks up on the course from Port Perry toward Meckaesport
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New York Clipper
John Tremer
McKeesport
Jake Gaudaur
St. Louis
America
Prris- Burg Distatci
Port Perry
Meckaesport
Gaudaur
Falanjan
Races at the Tri-State Fair draw large crowd
September 12 at ToLepo Tri-State Fair races drew a huge crowd. Track conditions were good with several heats and finals. Notable results include Willard's Man and Fanny B in top three, and Efie 11 taking the running race with Belle Bracket second. Best time reported as 1:50.
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ToLepo
Tri-State Fair
Perens Turd
Berond Ra
Willard
Fanny B
Ken Star
Efie
Belle Bracket
Efree
Ange
Eastern handicap at Sheepshead amid heavy mud and poor visibility
Coney Island Jockey Club races at Sheepshead Bay proceed in spite of rain with Tournament upsetting King Thomas at odds of 101. The day featured six races including the Eastern handicap for two-year-olds and a field of entrants with close finishes and small spectator turnout. Tomorrow’s entries list multiple horses across seven races on a muddy track.
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New York
King Thomas
Tournament
Volante
Manola
Lady Pulsifer
Cartoon
Cassius
Madstone
Onesius
Swift
Leja May
Oarsman
Guarsman
Tia May
Little Minch
Marchina
Badge
Hindoocraft
Bern
Ime
Unaway
Avondale
Enn
Howette
Lord Lena
BB Million
Om Crelone
Elkton
Banquet
Flora Ban
Tournmament
King Hazen
Jersey Pat
Civil Service
Masterlode
Ballet
Lord Dalmeny
Civil Rvice
Minsterlode
Ottaway
Lord Delmeny
Lord Petmeny
Lora Daimen
Maid of Means
Young Duke
Frederic
Mainnie Fonso
Tattler
Hewersby
Marshall Luke
Berlin
John Jay
Gregorr
Prince Edward
Mary T
Bertha
Lire D
Dilewma
Honanza
Vivi
Gregory
Mne
Fertongs
Elgin
Hellwood
Westmoreland
Lotion
Hornetde
Bellwood
Burnstile
Sheepshead Bay
Mamile B
Amazon
Miss Bell
Ingight
Tulls Blackburn
Little Ella
Folly
Geypete
W.td. Morris
Queen Tov
Ralph Bayard
Eberlee Li
Polemus
Major Daly
Cee Geaners
Oregon
Ponds
Tenny
Eberiec
Penn PS
Chaos J. Torvo
Mamie Fonsoll
Banfag
Volunteer I
Emotion Iif
Marauder
Montrese
Retrieve
Orifamme
Tea Tray
Sluggard
Elere
Dmabio
Sorrento
Eric
Cassini
Kern
Philander
Salvator
Hindocraft
Panama
Sacisthedon
Royal Garter
Elve
Slontrose
Connemara
Castaway
Eleve
Jonnie McFarland
Iceberg
Fair racing draws 22000 at Wheeling State Fair
At Wheeling the state fair drew about 22 000 spectators to a fair racing day. The deciding heat in the three quarters of a mile event went to Fitz Leerin in 12. Dakota John Garcia of New Orleans won the three quarters dash in 1 14. The 2: trot featured a line of contestants led by Tom Wybik and others. The free for all pace for 500 dollars saw Edinburg’s 6 c Bros with Howard. John Garcia clinched the mile heats for 200 dollars. Twist at Lexington set a five year old track record at 1 343 5 in a trot for that purpose.
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Wheeling Yeaterday
Legram
Wheeling
Fitz Leein
Dakota
John Garcia
New Orleans
Tom Wybik
Sic Parland
Minerva
Alta Daxdale
Moore" Floyd
Pitts
Booneys Chief, Jr
J. i Crawford
Wellebore
W. Va
Tame
Edinburg
c+ Bros
Howard
Moliie Harden
TF. m
Lexington
Manioe Time Leads Local Thoroughbred Drive
The article records a horse racing meet with notable times and winners. It notes Mand 8 and Real Vantaes in class events, mentions Kellie Wanmince and Virginia Evans among riders, and highlights a Cleveland champion whose mile time drew cheers as results were announced.
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Queen City
Hemmons
Uniaishea
Kellie Wanmince
Virginia Evans
Real Vantaes
Earl Media Almater
Mattie Wilkes
Seathinveves
Cleveland
Manioe
Mitore Aerate
Peer Ein
Dereeces
Inaugural Exposition Driving Park Meeting Opens
Kansas City begins the Exposition Driving Park Association inaugural session with many Western notable horses entered. The half mile track is fast for a new course though weather was unsettled and attendance around two thousand despite heavy weeklong rains. First race trotting 2244 class purse 1006 with Dick Smith fastest time 2 40y. Second race pacing 2 35j with Wonner leading, others include Hed Rover and Clinker. Third race Wyandotte county special for 5 40 class delayed by darkness after three heats.
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Exposition Driving Park Association
Dick Smith
Wyandotte
Entries listed for Wheeman West Virginia trotting races
The Wheeman WV program for tomorrow's races lists 23 class trot entries with competitors including A M Spelman Minerva C Harry Hyles W Shank Cleveland m Lucy M Thomas Marshall Jr Pittsburgh Holstein Hull Walker Satem Judd Boy Parker Uricheville bo ak Baws John Hines Minerva b Atwood Demo Minerva Gray Harrion Break Cole Never Woene Mamir James M Haws West Alexander Silver Heels John Uricheville Little Joker W H Wilson Cynthia Ky Milan etc. Remaining entries include various owners and horse names with locations from Minerva to Pittsburgh and Uricheville.
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Wheeman
W. Va
A. M. Spelman
Minerva
Harry Hyles
W. Shank
Cleveland
Lucy M. Thomas M. Marshall, Jr
Pittsburgh
Holstein
Hull & Walker
Satem
R. G
Judd Boy
Parker
Uricheville
John Hines
Atwood
Demo Et A
Gray Harrion
Cole
Mamir
James M. Haws
West Alexander
Silver Heels
John Ee
Little Joker
W. H. Wilson
Cynthia
Milan
Ae Ab
Bob Ingersoll
Joseph Ares Sewickley
Bie. m
Georgia W
Cowdres
Ored
B. m
Oingetown
Sallie Ry Mittsburg
E. G
Sankoy
Government building dispute in Sacramento with unlawful occupancy
The Treasury Secretary received a Sacramento telegram alleging a pool of wellers took possession of a site building for a Government project in defiance of state law. Windrim reports the building is vendor property not bought with the site, but the Government retains land jurisdiction and a request to notify the District Attorney to vacate the premises immediately was made.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Sacramento
Cal
Poolwellers
Windrim
the Treasury
Ente
Tri-State races third day at Teixao track
Heavy track conditions and an attendance of about 30 000 marked the third day of the Tri-State races at Teixao. In the 2:40 trot Chanaler won with Purse 0 second and Parone third. best time noted. The 2:20 pace saw Willard take first with Pannie B second and Ben Searea third. best time recorded. One mile running heats awarded Effie H the purse with 150 added, Bell Brockett second, Elroc and Range distanced. best time 1 50.
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Teixao
Tri-State
Chanaler
B. S
A P
Parone
Willard
Pannie B
Ben Searea
Porse
Effie H
Bell Brockett
Elroc
Abbie V Filly Sold at Queen City Driving Club
Abbie V a gray filly by Aber was sold today at the Queen City Full Mile Driving Club course in Cincinnati. The buyers were Mosers Hook and Clay of Paris Kentucky.
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Mosers, Hook and Clay
Paris
Queen City
Abbie V
Aber
Budd Dominates Live Bird Shoot in Colorado Tournament
Charles W. Budd of Des Moines, renowned live bird shooter, dazzled four days of competition at Leadville. He hit 499 of 500 birds, missing only one, and earned praise for nerves of iron. Budd, once an Iowa farmer, previously won a pair of wooden shoes for a poor start.
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Col
Charles W. Budd
Des Moines
America
Budd
Iowa
Graham
Hanlan comments on O’Connor defeat and Searle strength
Ned Hanlan says O’Connor’s defeat was not surprising and notes O’Connor should have held early pace. He praises Searle as the best sculler he has seen, citing trials in Australia and public form comparisons with Kemp and Beach on the Pera Matta river. He notes Searle’s staying power and apparent tirelessness.
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Toronto
Ned Hanlan
O'Connor
Searle
Seale
Australia
Kemp
Beach
Peramatta
Séarle
Local rider reports Wheeling race and Effie Hardy win
A local gentleman returning from Wheeling notes the races on Wednesday and claims Effie Hardy, the winner, is a ringer. He says she is a Canadian mare missing from home for the past week or two with a 219 percent record and that she defeated her field at Wheeling by a large margin.
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Wheeling
Ha Saya
Effie Hardy
Palo Alto Filly Sanol Sets Trotting Record at Occident Stakes
At the Sacramento race course Palo Alto Stock Farm's 35 year old filly Sanol had a walk over for the Occident stakes and trotted a mile in 2 16 earning a new track record.
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Sacrameento
Cal
Palo Alto Stock Farm
Sanol
McKeesport Weekend Sports Preview Rolls On
Morris and Maul return home after last night. Hill Tops meet Southside Maroons at Recreation Park tomorrow. Gusky’s workers seek a Kauif man game. HAI halted league play except Columbus. Possible 300 yard clash George Smith versus James Collins. Onur Boys concede C. P. Mayers game for 25 dollars at Bridgeville Saturday. McKeesport Braddock game at 2 PM with Thompson new pitcher on mound.
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Maul
Southside Maroons
Recreation Park
Gusky's
Kauifman Boys
Hai
Boston
Columbus
George Smith
James Collins
Edgeton
Wis
Onur Boys
C. P. Mayers
Bridgeville
McKeesport
Braddock
Thompson
eKeesport
Picnic of County Democracy Draws 3000 at Ross Grove
The County Democracy picnic at Ross Grove along West Penn road drew over 3,000 people in pleasant weather. Christys Orchestra provided music while Teemer Gaudaur and Searle raced, with Teemer winning and Gaudaur second. D. O. Barr and E. A. Bigler attended. Bigler gave a brief campaign speech before meals and later spoke at the County Democracy rooms. William Doyle, beaten by two men, was hospitalized but expects to recover in time for next year’s event.
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West Penn Road
Christy
Teemer
Gaudaur
Searle
D. O. Barr
Dick Johnson
E. A. Bigler
Seventh Avenue
County Democracy
Smithfield Street
Bigler
Pittsee
William Doyle
Tenth Ward
West Penn
Twelfth Ward
Doyle
European glass workers listed on the books in Pittsburgh
President James Campbell said he read the names on the books of Los Angeles 300 and they are former Pittsburgh residents. Mrs Emily Marsh filed an information before Alderman Doughty against George Domkins for owning a ferocious dog that attacked her daughter on Liberty Avenue.
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L. A
Emily Marsh
Doughty
Message Seeks Man Named Rugh From Wisconsin
A Primitive Methodist Conference member visiting the city asks after a man named Rugh who has a message from a Wisconsin counterpart. The Milwaukee-area man has been separated from his family for 40 years and is seeking reunion through the messenger staying with Dr. Fulton.
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Primitive Methodist Conference
Dr. Fulton
Rugh
Badger State
Union Ties Formed At Purviss Planing Mill Butler
Special Agent Schwartz of the Carpenters Union organizes non union workers at Purviss Planing Mill in Butler into the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Others local.
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Schwartz
Carpenters' Union
Purviss Planing Mill
Butler
L.U
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Iron trade report foresees prosperity after price rise
Joseph D. Weeks completed an official report on the iron trade for the past year. He notes prices have advanced considerably and predicts a season of prosperity for the industry and related markets.
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Joseph D. Weeks
Knights Templar Triennial Conclave Set for Washington DC
The Knights Templar triennial conclave will be held in Washington DC from October 8 through October 11. The Pennsylvania Company plans to sell round trip tickets at single Ta.
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Bates
Washington
The
Knights Templar
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania Company
Clarkson Pitches Two Wins as Pittsburg Faces Rain Delay
Boston teams win two games from the Cleveland youngsters while Clarkson fires two strong outings. Pittsburgh targets a promising East pitcher next week as Morris and Maul return to Baltimore amid rain and Senatorial plans.
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Boston
Cleveland
Morris
Maul
Washington
Clarkson
Clevelands
Two for Boston Clarkson Pitches Twice and Beats Clevelands
Boston wins both of two games against the Cleve with Clarkson pitching in both. Home fielding shines with only two errors in game one. Nash Quinn and McKean lead at bat while Smith and Gilks shine in the field. Attendance 3176 with detailed box scores and runs.
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Boston
Bostons
Clevelands
Clarkson
Nash
Quinn
McKean
Smith and Gilks
Beore
Dostone
Inn
Lth
Fastz
Hennett
Zimmer
Hately
Bostona
Richardson
B Bennett
Stricker
Brouthers
Johnston
Glavkach
Ialth
Bronth
Ubie Ays
Erheae
Mmrouthers
Strickler
Sleke
Bal Aati Alle
Strack
Richardso Brouthers
Bennett
Hadford
Gitke
Bakely
Curry
Radford
Ean
Jobnet
Ebtnu
Ovghiks
Smith
U Fantz
Gonze
O.zimmer
Kaon
U O'Brien
Hichardson
Want the Club Pittsburg Ball Club Seeks Offer
President Nimick said two or three parties have approached him about buying the Pittsburg ball club. He confirmed interest in his stock and the entire club. A broker representing business men asked about price and two separate sounds were made recently. He will sell only at his price. the franchise is valuable.
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Nimick
Pittsburg
Columbus Blank Cincinnati as Baldwins Shaky
Columbus defeated Cincinnati in a game called after seven innings due to darkness. Poor hitting against Baldwin and a costly error by Beard in the fifth inning allowed Columbus to plate six runs amid a rough, error filled contest.
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CoLumbus
Cincinnati
Baldwin
O'Conner
Doyle
Beard
Easterday
Anne
Phelps Absent From Louisville Meeting on Club Disputes
Ex-President Phelps of the Louisville Baseball Club will not attend the meeting to resolve differences between Van der Ahe and Arne. A Louisville representative will attend and Phelps was reportedly sought as an arbitrator by former American Association associates.
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Phelps
Louisville
Louisville Baseball Club
American Association
van der Ahe
Arne
Baseball Schedule Shifts for Today Across Leagues
National League features Pittsburgh at Washington Chicago at New York Indianapolis at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston and Kansas City at Baltimore in American Association. International League sends Syracuse at Detroit Rochester at Toledo Hamilton at Toronto with other games postponed.
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National League
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicagos
New York
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Clevelands
Boston
American Association
Kansas Citys
Baltimore
International League
Syracuse
Detroit
Rochesters
Toledo
Hamilton
Toronto
Tri State League Recap With Unclear Final Scores
Fragmented lines describe a season finish with mentions of Patterson Morrison and Fitetemens Wantage, along with Canton Mansfield errors. The readable text lists team names and partial scores, but specific outcomes or dates remain obscured.
Scottdales Dominate Home Team in Close Victory
Special Telegram from New Castle report Scottdales defeat the home club again. Battery work by Menafee and Boyd and timely hitting by Moore and Mennafee highlighted the game. Scottdale pitcher declined an offer without his catcher. Players Menafee Boyd and H will sign with Jamestown for the balance of the season. Score details show Scottdales 14 to 12 despite a late rally.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Mr. Nimick
Arthur Irwin
New England
Connie Mack
Senators
Pittburgers
New Castle
Scottdales
Menafee
Boyd
Moore
Mennafee
Daren I
Jamestown
Bcottdales
Weseseeeee
A; Nocks, Powers and Cooney
Aus
Bern
International League Games Report From Telegraphed Scores
Detroit matchup shows 0-18 ROCMCHES, London hosts Hamilton, Toledo sees Syracuse 1-4, Toronto 4-2 over Buffalo. Scoring digits indicate uneven results across cities with notable losses and wins noted in brief telegraphic style.
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Detroits
Rocmches
Seere
London
Londons
Cpecsseseverneererseeed
Hamilton
Toledo
Toronto
Buflalos
Wheel the Won Tri State League Triumph Over Torontos
In Toronto Ohio on September 12 the Wheeling Tri-State League club defeated the Torontos 18 to 6. Battery pairings were Mallory and Miller for Wheeling with Young and Sandford behind the plate. Wheeling totaled 17 base hits to Toronto s 6 and committed 5 errors to the Torontos 0.
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Stacial Telegram
Dispatch
Toronto
Torontos
Batteries
Mallory
Miller
Young
Sandford
Wheelings
Cardinal Gibbons Condemns Rome Monument Protest
Baltimore September 12 Cardinal Gibbons issues a pastors letter urging Catholic reading of Leo’s allocution on the Bruno monument unveiling in Rome. He condemns the act as an insult to the Vicar of Christ, Christianity, and Christian freedom, prompting strong reaction among Catholics.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
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Griffen Chosen Commander at New Jersey Encampment
The Encampment of the Sons of Veterans in Paterson, New Jersey, held a decisive session as Hon. Charles E. Griffen, Indiana Secretary of State, won the nomination for Commander-in-Chief after Joseph B. McCabe withdrew following a tight vote. Griffen succeeded General Abbott amid applause, with Colonel Bugnely named Lieutenant Commander and Captain George W. Pollitt as Adjutant General.
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N. J
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Charles E. Griffen
Indiana
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Boston
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Kansas
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New Hampshire
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Pennsylvania
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Michigan
Court records show William Robinson sentenced for neglect
William Robinson of Thirty-ninth faced a single hearing as ideas wane the night on a charge of neglecting and abusing his children. He received a twenty-durat e sentence to jalalan.
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Jalalan
Special Excursion to Teemer Gandaar Race at McKeesport
Special excursion train leaves Pittsburg at 2 30 p m today for the Teemer Gandaar Race with tickets at 70 cents round trip. Bargain sales advertise cheap shawls silks and whiskies from multiple vendors. Various stores list goods and prices across Fifth Avenue Penn Avenue and First Avenue locations.
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Pittsburg
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Jury Yet to be Seated in Cronin Case Trial Moves Forward
Court nears final juror selection as peremptories exhaust and defense challenges wane. Veniremen Bentley and Burke face for cause rulings while others reveal opinions on the Cronin murder, with judges insisting impartiality is possible.
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Sir Edwin Arnold Visits President Harrison on US Tour
Sir Edwin Arnold author of Light of Asia and chief editor of the London Telegraph, with his daughter, called on President Harrison for a pleasant talk. They proceed to Philadelphia then New York, Boston to visit Harvard, then across the Continent likely to San Francisco before heading to Japan and China.
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Assassin Named in Wyoming Double Murder Case
Dexver September 12. The murderer of S Morris Waln of Haverford Pa and C H Strong of New York, two hunters mauled in Carbon county Wyoming June 27 1988, has been found as Thomas O’Brien who serves 15 years in Canon City for horse stealing near Cold Springs. An effort to extradite him to Wyoming for murder is planned. Evidence against him is strong.
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S. Morris Waln
Haverford
C.H. Strong
New York
Carbon County
Wyoming
Thomas O'Brien
Canon City Penitentiary
Cold Springs
O'Brien
Horse Wagon Incident Injures Temperanceville Man
Yesterday afternoon John Gagan’s team ran away on West Main Street. He was thrown from the wagon and the wheels passed over his chest. He remains in critical condition at Mercy Hospital with internal injuries.
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West Main Street
Temperanceville
Gagan
Mercy Hospital
State Board canvasses Third district vote
The State Board of Canvassers led by the Governor Attorney General and Secretary of State met to tally the September 3 election results for the Third district. Total votes were 30,206 with Og 18,761 and Minor 11,495, a majority of 7,266.
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Sherman and Depew Maintain Civil Front Aboard City of New York
On the voyage home from Queenstown Chauncey M Depew and John Sherman avoided open quarrel. The two statesmen traded polite greetings and shared brief talk about English politics and Princess Louise but kept American issues out of sight. Depew escorted by family and friends returned to New York while Sherman went directly to Washington.
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Ohio
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Mr. Depew
Washington
Resort to Arms Sparks Colored Baptists Session
The National Association of Colored Baptists opened its annual meeting in Inpraxapolis with about 100 delegates from most states. Delegates heard a Savannah minister describe a Georgia assault on attendees and urged arming to resist further attacks. A resolution committee was formed and a demand for federal protection and immediate investigation was set forth.
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National Association of Colored Baptista
Borley
E. K. Lane
Savannah
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Asa
United States
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Boxley
May's Landing Justice Pursues Hamilton Case
Sheriff Johnson issues grand jury summons in the May's Landing murder assault case against Mrs. Robert R Hamilton. Her husband Robert arrives in town and plans to attend court as the wounded nurse Mrs. Donnelly continues to improve and will testify Monday.
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N. J
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Juvenile Assault Case Opens After Beating With Bottle
Judge Hyndman jailed 15 year old Charles Mears in default of 500 bail on a charge of aggravated assault and battery. Prosecutor Mrs. Alice McCabe said Mears struck James McCabe on Collins avenue Est End with a beer bottle fracturing his skull. James, treated at West Penn Hospital, was released a week ago.
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Alice McCabe
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Collins Avenue
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West Penn Hospital
Three Appointees In Revenue Service Named
Revenue Service officers yesterday announced appointments including John P. Somesa Andrew M James Lauglin and others in the twenty third district. The moves fix three positions and align with ongoing staffing in the agency.
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Atte
Tramps Identified In Coshocton Assaults On Railmen
Pennsylvania Railroad detective Hampton Houghton and Jesse Nichols went to Coshocton Ohio to identify suspected tramps believed tied to assaults on brakemen Cox and Nichols at Wall's station last Friday. Three men were arrested at Washocton for the shooting of Marshal Hagans, with Houghton linking the group to recent depredations in Westmont and a merchant murder in Wilkinsburg last spring.
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Nichola Theeman
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Atlantic City Safety Reports Amid Storm Damage
Reports from Atlantic City describe the seaside resort as safe with residents and visitors undeterred. Some boardwalk washout noted while trains run on Camden and Atlantic line to Philadelphia, with passengers saying danger reports are exaggerated.
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Camden and
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Hmeoriil
Apollinaria
Bedford
Poland
Saluen
Udel
Mirth Avenue
Jalleuwr
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!