Defied Trinity and Judges in Prosecution of Illicit Sellings
A chaotic criminal court session recounts John Heyden defying Judge Edwards and Mrs Booglie by selling liquor without a license and facing a county jail term. Witnesses testified to Sunday and Monday liquor sales while jurors heard multiple assault and battery cases amid scattered proceedings.
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Ricards
John Heyden
Annie Boegle
Hueband
Hester
Heyden
Edwards
Evers
Dodee Edwards
Tefal Foom Cole
Thimed& Tial
Amd
Jini
Lele
Kleyden
H EdWards Weke
Joseph Murriott
Oxford
Seareold
Tin
John Murgihy
Thomas Moran
Hove
John J. Murphy Wis Attorrney
Wooden
Rodney
Puller Tehnegon
Breakie Ua
Adam Youn
Lonie
Michael Androlowitek
Androloviten
Yonalonis
Pho
Motherson
Dominick Ambrosio
Austin Heights
Michal Lyman
Lyman
John H. Honner
Thomas
Tiewry
No. 3
McPherson
James Lavelle
Meesee Kobosnick
Charles Getz
Joseph Rowman
David Chappel
Hopkin Wetheragg
Morgan Harris
Wem
Joni
Fly
Wullty
Tarceny Condh
Anthony Yokaviates
Andrew Kosick
Andrew Kominska
Mabel Fioddrich
Ella
Smothers
Melvin BE. Chan
Baverio Ambrove
George Watleby
Michael Danne
Costa
David Corbett
Thomas McMugh
Ivo Cutehen
Joseph Tergen
Ansewer
Joseph Wowhtlewsky
Joseph Norvlcky
Thompson Street
Charles Cominck
Mary Dempsey
Esther Reese
Asanall
Cutrix
Andrew Narwin
C. T H. Lewrey
Goode
Orgett and Fitz May Meet In Return Bout
Milwaukee report says champion Robert Fitzsimmons and former champion James J. Corbett are likely to fight again. Mrs Fitzsimmons hints she may not oppose another bout but will not commit while unsure of her husband’s plans.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dee
Robert Fitzsmmons
James J. Corbett
Murder verdict in Wolcott case in Huntington
The Wolcott murder trial ended with a verdict of murder in the first degree and life imprisonment for Frank Wolcott. The boy William Webb, son of Rev. Dr. J D Webb, was killed October 14 when Wolcott fired five shots after drinking. The elder Webb died two weeks later from grief.
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Webb
Wolcott
J. D. Webb
South
Fish Lead Him to a Gold Mine on St. Lawrence River
F My Hill, superintendent of the United States Wish Hatchery at Prospect Heights, near Watertown New York, finds gold dust in a fish tank. He weighs several ounces of tiny granules and mails them to Washington. He files a claim for twenty four acres along the St. Lawrence River to mine gold.
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St. Lawrence River
Watertown
N.Y
F. My. Hill
United States Wish Hatchery
Prospect Heights
Aear
Washington
Ttaa
Rys
Klondike
Hum
Insurgent Victories Reported Across Cuba
The capture of Guisa and Canto el Embarcadero signals a string of defeats for Spanish forces. Rebels used artillery and dynamite to overcome a brave garrison, with reports the Guise outpost was wiped out. Hangings for autonomy proposals are said to have occurred in Havana and across the island.
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Havana
Dee. C
Guisa
Calixto Garcia
Canto el Embarcadero
Almont
Sintiago de Cuba
Osma
Antonio Rodrigues
Steamship Arrivals at Queehoetown and New York
Ships Spree and Normannia arrived from European ports via Southampton and Genoa to New York.
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Queehatown
Doc
Brittante
New York
Bremerhaven
Spree
Southampton
Nablet
Hallet
Normannia
Genoa
Judge Triumphs Over Tommy Ryan In Scranton Bout
The Scranton challenger Jimmie Judge defeats Philadelphia’s Tommy Ryan in a 20 round welterweight m yield at Muste hall. Eight hundred fans from Wilkes-Barre to Carbondale watched as Judge dominated late rounds and earned the statewide welter title and substantial purse. A six round preliminary saw Mike McLaughlin of this city beat Paddy Gibbons of Sittson in a slugging affair.
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Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Griffo
Jack McAuliffe
Jimmie Judge
Scranton
Muste Hall
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Ryan
Judge
Tryan
Whith McAuliffe
Jack Skelly
Bobby Dobbs
Ainnéapelix
Pat Hopkine
This City
J. A. Turnerwalt
Philadelpha
Kid Brown
Hartford
Percy Gibbona
Tom (Thurke
Tle
Mike McLaughlin
Paddy Gibbons
Sittston
McLaughlin
Theatrical Attractions at Lyceum and Outicos
The Lyceum presents Wastburns double minstrels with two shows one white and one colored comedy singing and dancing. A street puree is planned at noon prior to performances. Seats go on sale Thursday at 9 and prices range from 1 to 75 cents with matinee pricing.
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Manaaement
Lyceum
Outicos
Attemont
Wastburn
Compuiny Bumbera Ameang
Dixey Presents Eccentric Stage Acts At Evening Show
Henry F E Dixey unveils a bizarre entertainment featuring a beautiful girl replaced by a strange African dion and a gallery of mythical figures including the Alysteries of Meésiour Mipachy of Chander Mul and a necromancer. The performance promises mimicry and witty sketches in a "Twelve Minutes With Dixey" sketch.
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Dion
Alysteries
Meésiour
Chander Mul
Henry FE
Dixey
Cotton mill wage vote sparks regional concern
In Boston, mill men warn that Fall River producers voting to reduce wages starting January 1 threatens the New England cotton trade. A Fall River mill treasurer calls the move a serious blow to local and state mills, tied to southern labor costs.
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Boston
Dee
New England
Fall River
Meluce wWigen
Lahor
Tramp Sells a Purloined Memoir in Buffalo Scheme
A shabby transient poses as a missionary selling a 16 cent “Life of Rev Bo and I” record stolen from a college. He uses wit and a clerical collar to charm a Buffalo area audience while offering a premium copy for five cents more, a sharp distraction in a casual street hustle.
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America
Buffalo
China
Bo-and
Finest Stock of Watches in Latest Styles and Sizes
A local advertiser promotes a wide stock of watches offering the latest styles and sizes at close figures. The notice emphasizes variety and affordability for shoppers seeking current timepieces.
Jewelry House in Northeastern Pennsylvania Emerges Largest
A historical item notes a jewelry firm claiming status as the largest in Northeastern Pennsylvania, highlighting its regional prominence and potential market leadership amidst local commerce.
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Pennsylvania
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DO West Market
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Credithouse
Lackawanna Ave
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Yorktown
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Norfolk
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Washington, DC
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OLD Dominion Steamship CO
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Pepe Ree
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