Police Stop Fight at Music Hall Boxing Show
About 500 spectators paid to see the Leonard fight at Music Hall but Chief Robling halted the bout after two rounds amid crowd disappointment. The ring action lapsed into rough infighting and six more rounds were fought with little contact. A curtain raiser featured local bantams Gardner versus Boland and a Pittston bout.
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Leonard
Music Hall
Coppers
Seul
Judge
Thomas Gardner
John P. Boland
John Lithe
Michael , Gibbons
Pittston
Tighe
Boundary Commission Deliberates on Venezuelan Question
Washington reports the Venezuelan Boundary commission meets after a summer adjournment with all members present. They review reports and await Professor Burr's Europe return for final guidance. London notices Lord Salisbury Pauncefote and Chamberlain confer on the Venezuelan question at the Foreign Office.
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Washington
Venezuelan Boundary Commission
Burr
Europe
Brrth
Guiana
Venezuela
Joseph Strickland
Mr. Storrow
William L. Scruges
South American
Caracas
London
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Welock
Julian Pauncefote
United States
War
Mr. Chamberlain
Dempsey Under Fire as Ceremonial Host Sparks Crowd Backlash
Dempsey, who served as master of ceremonies, faced heavy crowd opposition and criticism for his performance.
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Dempsey
Fevtt
Scranton Business College Beats Reds in South Side Football
Saturday at Schwenks park the Scranton Business College football team defeated the South Side Reds 4 to 0. Over 400 spectators witnessed the lighter college squad prevail through superior teamwork.
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Scranton Business College
Reds
Schwenks' Park
South Side Reds
Reds Ia
New York golf coach to offer private lessons at country club
Mr. Bendelow the New York city golf expert begins private lessons for select members under club auspices. The week long program fills morning and afternoon slots with a sufficient turnout. Scranton golfers support the coaching effort, though not a club project.
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Bendelow
New York City
Grand Republican meeting in the Prothingham theater
Three superior speakers to Charles Emory Smith James H. Hoyt and P. D. Woodmanszes will address the gathering next Thursday evening at the Prothingham theater. The event is open to all voters and promises value for attendees.
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Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Russia
James H. Hoyt
Cleveland
D. D. Woodmansee
Republican National League
Escaped Convict Sarles Found Hidden in Auburn Prison Cupboard
In Auburn on October 1, Lewis Sarles, the missing convict who escaped from his cell Thursday night, was found in a cupboard in Keeper Johnson’s office. He had a pickle bottle, cookies, and a large pair of tongs, and was moved to a dungeon cell. Sarles faces nine years and three months more for two escape attempts this month. One keeper even slept six hours on the cupboard while searching.
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Sates
Auburn
Lewis Sarles
Auburn Prison
Johnson
Sarles
Supreme Court Opens 1896 Term in Washington
The Supreme Court will convene tomorrow to open the 1896 17 term. Initial business includes admitting motions to the bar after which the justices will visit the White House to pay respects to President Cleveland. Calendar calls follow with no expected arguments until next week.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
White House
Cleveland
New York Tribune absorbs the New York Recorder
The New York Tribune has absorbed the New York Recorder. The Recorder’s last issue under its name was published this morning. Subscriptions will be fulfilled by the Tribune and Recorder features will join the Tribune, including its colored supplement.
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The
New York Tribune
New York
New York Recorder
Recorder
Tribune
Tribune Seeks Recorder Assets and Features
The Tribune has not acquired the Recorder plant. Col George Turner, the Recorder's receiver, declined to disclose the purchase price for goodwill and franchise. He would not confirm details about his future role with Recorder features in the Tribune.
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The
Tribune
Recorder
George Turner
Reichstag Faces Naval Credits Refusal Hint
Berlin reports the Crown Council at Hubertusstock advised ministers expect the Reichstag to refuse naval credits. Cabinet changes possible as the 1898 Reichstag nears dissolution while ministers weigh waiting for a natural demise. The council also agreed to convert four percent bonds to twenty four and a half percent.
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Berlin
Hubertusstock
Reichstag
Bramarck
Prince Hohenlohe
Death of Dr. Benson Shocks London Church Service
Archbishop Edward White Benson, primate of all England and Canterbury, died suddenly at Hawarden during morning service at 67. He suffered a suspected fit and died of apoplexy shortly after. guest of Mr. Gladstone, with ties to the Gladstone family and held at Lam beth Place and Addington Park seats.
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London
Canterbury
All England
Edward White Benson
Hawarden
Gladstone
Benson
Mary
William Sidgwick
Skipton
Yorkshire
Lambeth Place
Addington Park
Croyden
Surrey
Big Mines Resume in Leadville Amid Tense Scenes
Leadville Colorado reports big mines resuming operations as workers return. A company escorts 108 new arrivals from Joplin Missouri with soldiers and infantry at the Little Johnny Mines. One staker was struck after cursing a guard. otherwise calm.
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Leadville
Col
Joplin
Poisoning probe in Mercer County targets Apple Brandy King
Prosecutor Stockton plans to present the attempted poisoning of Captain Charles Van Kirk known as the Apple Brandy King to the Mercer County grand jury. Van Kirk, a wealthy Plum near Princeton, suspected two servants Chiles Dolly and Maria Miller of plotting poison. Soup sent to Princeton University Professor Cornwall for analysis showed no poison, and the captains alleged confessors fled to Virginia.
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Trenton
N. J
Get
Stockton
Mercer County
Charles van Kirk
Virginia
Cannot "Raise Cain" in the Bend
New York Salvation Army officer sought mayoral permission to march through Mulberry Bend with authority to halt meetings. Mayor Strong refused, citing disturbances. He allowed meetings only at fixed points on Mott and Mulberry streets.
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Strong
Salesvation Army
New York
Salvation Army
Mayor Strong
Mulbery Bend
Mott and
Mulbery Streets
Jury finds Emley not guilty in conspiracy trial
Paterson N J October 11 the jury returned after a night of deliberation in the cases of Dr Mather F A Thompson and Fletcher Emley on a charge of conspiring to obtain five thousand dollars from D Romaine Van Hiner The foreman said Emley was found not guilty while verdicts on Mather and Thompson were hung and they were released on bail The jury was discharged
Cattle and Hogs Market Summary at Union Stock Yards
Oct 10 prices show steady cattle with steer ranges 3.40 to 5.15, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 3.00, bulls and calves 1.25 to 3.75. Hog receipts about 14,000, market weak with packing and shipping lots at 1.35 to 2.60, light and feeders steady to 2.75, lambs around 4% as read.
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Union
Oil Market Notes from Ol City with Credit Balances
Oil market note from Ol City dated Oct 10 reports option off at 115 and credit balances at 116, signaling a cautious trading day.
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Ol City
Wall Street Markets Show Irregular Rail Stock Rally
The Oct 10 report notes irregular railway stock speculation with Pennies like Pires firm at 1074 amid broader market weakness. Grangers Anthracite Coalers and Louisville and Nashville lagged, Jersey Central fell to 100, and Manhattan fluctuated between 94 and 104 before closing near 100. Sugar rose nearly two points as overall volume reached 14,581 shares.
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Pires
Consol
Germany
London
Louisville
Nashville
Jersey Central
Manhattan
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Mears
Market Reports Show Dull Yet Steady Commodity Prices
New York markets reveal firming tendencies in wheat and corn futures amid a generally quiet spot session. Quotations for No 2 red wheat and No 2 yellow corn show modest gains with firm options while butter and cheese prices remain steady. meat markets hold firm with modest undercurrents in western and state dairy products.
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Ufivat
Watt
Chicago
Western
South America
Eline
State
S'aulee
Pennsylvania
Dew Howe
Provisions in Sale List Run to Aged Meats and Bacon
The notice lists smoked beef, ham, pork, and bacon products with prices ranging around 10 to 16 dollars per unit. Items include cured hams, shoulders, pickle cured pieces, and breakfast bacon, marked by average pricing and supplier terms.
Great Saving Damaged Goods Disposed Of
Our entire stock of damaged goods has been disposed of. We guarantee every article is perfect, or the customer may seek remedy.
LEBEOA and CORI Trade Terms Discussed
The record notes brand and average quality terms for lard refined and tallow in various pack sizes including tierces hogsheads and looser cuts. It mentions quality judgments and pricing across ad cakes and country categories.
Chicago Live Stock and Futures Prices Report
The Chicago market summary lists futures for Wheat Corn Oats and Pork with October through May contracts and cash quotes for grain and meat products. Prices show declines or stability across grains and rising pork and lard values with varying remarks on quality and demand.
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Chicago
Sten
Market Report From Buffalo Ot October Prices
Buffalo market notes show varied livestock pricing with strong demand for high grade lambs and mixed packers steady. Sheep and native lambs hold steadier ranges while culls and common sheep move modestly. Canada lambs quoted around 1.60 to 4.90 per unit.
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Buffalo
Fiera
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