Corbett Plans Texas Fight After Madison Square Garden Talk
Champion James J. Corbett left Interlake for New York to stage an exhibition at Madison Square Garden and then travel to Texas for training. He pledged to fight Fitzsimmons on twenty four hours notice, insisting he will knock him out in ten rounds and that he is in peak condition. In other news, the Oxford Cambridge cricket match resumed at Haverford with Philadelphia clubs leading. Phila first innings 104, English 178, then 167 all out for a one innings victory by the Philadelphians.
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Asbury Parn
James J. Corbett
Interlake
New York
Madison Square Garden
Texas
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Haverford
Oxford Cambridge
Philadelpia
Steed
Philadelphia
Lumch
Philadelphians
British steamer Alene held by Spanish gunboat
The British steamer Alene arrived from New York on September 21 and was detained Thursday last five miles off Cape Maysia, the easternmost point of Buba. British authorities will take prompt action.
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Eineston, Dam
Alene
New York
Cape Maysia
Buba
Chinese officials hinder inquiry into Ku Cheng massacre
A Pall Mall Gazette dispatch from Hong Kong reports Chinese officials are trying to derail the inquiry led by foreign consuls into the Ku Cheng massacre of August 1. The officials are said to be blocking probes and obstructing evidence as the investigation proceeds.
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London
Pall Mell Gazette
Hong Kong
Six Men Die In Quarry Blast Near Independence
Six men were killed yesterday by a premature explosion in a rock quarry near Independence Missouri. The incident occurred in the Cary area as a crew was working, and a special World dispatch notes authorities are investigating the cause of the blast.
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Kansas
Cary
Independence
Heavy Blow Sends Steamer Ashore at Cape Henry
Norfolk Sept 30 The Phit Steamer Margaret from Newport News to Tanpla Pla dragged anchor and went ashore four miles inside Cape Henry in Chesapeake Bay last night during a heavy blow All hands were saved
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Norfolk
Margaret
Newport News
Tanpla
Pla
Cape Henry
Chesapeak Bay
Britain Wins China Ultimatum Degrades Viceroy
London reports that China yielded to British demands by degrading the viceroy of Sze Chuen and granting the other ultimatum terms in full.
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London
China
Sze Chuen
Great Britain
The Herald's Change Ente Sept 30
The Evening Herald, lead afternoon paper in this section, began this morning receiving the full leased wire service of the United Press, having discontinued that of the Chicago Associated Press.
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Ente
Evening Herald
United Press
Chicago Associated Press
Guilty of Murder in First Degree in Hungarian Case
Nelson Miller and four co-defendants were found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of four Hungarians in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. The verdict was returned this morning in the courtroom with the defendants being among a group of six charged in the case.
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Wilkesbarre
Nelson Miller
Regimental inspection remarks clash on Camp Greenland results
A Bradford Sunday Herald reader comments on Captain Windsor’s Warren Evening News interview about Camp Greenland inspection. He praises Company C for full equipment and guard duty prizes, notes Company I led the regiment, mentions Company H’s strong showing, and attributes a low guard rating to late night guard fatigue during inspection.
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Bradford Sunday Herald
Warren Evening News
Windsor
Oc. I
Camp Greenland
Company C
Bradford
Co. H
Ridgway
Patterson
Sixteenth
Ladies' Home Journal Buys Key Philadelphia Site
The Ladies' Home Journal has purchased five properties at Sixth and Walnut streets in Philadelphia. The site fronts Independence square and Washington square and will yield a $250,000 building to be owned and occupied by the Journal, with construction taking two years after May first. A Havana dispatch notes Colonel Canelias’s column surprising a rebel camp at Bayameso, leaving five rebels dead and arms on the field.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Philadelphia
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Independence Square
Washington Square
Journal
Havana
Cuantaname
Caneliass
Gil Perequito
Perez
Bayameso
Robbery arrest in Mechpia station safe theft
MeEpIa Pa Sept 27 John Sil bey an agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Adams Express Company was arrested yesterday on a charge of robbing the station safe of 221 dollars.
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Meepia Pa
John
Silbey
Child’s Ford
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Adams Express Company
The President's Return Preparations Under Way
Washington September 27 Preparations for the return of the president and his family are in active progress at the executive mansion.
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Washington
Half a Dozen Murders Are Cleared by Confession Tale
A Bradford sensation centers on Maggie Case who alleges a farmer Daniel Ingersol and a man named Birchwood carried out murders over six years near Olean and Keating Summit. She claims Birchfield is an alias, names several victims including Ed Youngs and a German lad, and says authorities fear for her safety while investigators press for truth. Medical experts deem her story plausible under mental strain.
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Maggie Case
Daniel Ingersol
Olean
Hinsdale
Tagersol
George Birchwood
May
Ingersol
Moss
Birenfield
Keating Summit
Ed. Youngs
Youngs
Young
Coudexsport
Stop Lady Stop Crack Blg stars and wife comments
A quatrain-like verse mocks a wife criticizing her husband and praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for liver and kidney restoration and blood purification. It claims the product clears impurities and improves bodily functions, with Dr. Pierce's Pellets also advertised as a cure for constipation and indigestion.
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Dr. Pierce
A Heavy Sea Disturbs Lake Michigan Shipping
Vessels arriving in Chicago report a fierce sea on Lake Michigan, recalling storms of the past. A sharp rise in freight rates in the last ten days has mobilized every available vessel, many now reported injured or disabled.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Death of Constans Curtin in Bellefonte Pa
Constans Curtin aged 78, brother of ex Governor Andrew G Curtin, died at his Bellefonte home this morning. He was a longtime resident of the area and his death closes a notable local chapter in the Curtin family. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Bellefonte
Constans Curtin
Andrew G. Curtin
Forger Arrested in Erie Case of Forged Vote
John Edelman a 40 year old Emporium tailor was arrested in Erie Saturday for forging his brother in law's name to cast a vote. He says he will offer no defense and intends to trouble others as little as possible. Police recovered 390 from his possession, part of the forged proceeds. He was transported to Emporium on last night's mail with his wife and three children in Emporium.
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John Edelman
Emporium
Erie
Bicycle on Sidewalk Declared Not a Right by Supreme Court
Justice Dean of the Supreme Court rules that bicycles have no sidewalk right and local ordinances granting sidewalk riding may be invalidated, potentially exposing riders to prosecution. The decision, given without dissent, suggests cities may be forced to make roads passable for bicycles and could hasten an era of good roads.
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Justice Dean
Supreme Court
Dean
Freight Steamers Collide Near Nine Mile Point
Ssvxer Sept 29. The Vanderbilt and the Hopkins collided near Nine Mile Point Hay Lake while both loaded with ore. The Hopkins sank in two minutes in thirty feet of water after being struck on the port bow. the Vanderbilt sustained little damage. The Spokane's passing caused Hopkins to cross Vanderbilt’s bows. The Hopkins is insured for 10 000 dollars.
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Ste MaRm
Vanderbilt
Up Sound
Male Point
Haylake
Hopkins
Spokane
Ex-ex president Harrison declines to discuss 1900 race
Ex-president Harrison, in Exalanapolis Indiana, refused to confirm or deny reports that he favored William McKinley for president. He said he would not contradict such statements and saw no need to change his usual rule of avoiding public discussion on the matter.
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Exalanapolis
Ind
Harrison
McKinley
Trial Ends In Not Guilty Verdict For James Rainey
The September 27 session in F2211ESTOW TM N heard District Attorney Woodward sum for two hours and Jerome Fisher for three hours. The jury deliberated four hours before delivering a not guilty verdict, based on self defense.
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James Rainey
Fred Mitchell
Woodward
Jerome Fisher
Passenger train collision rocks Balto. & Ohio line at Ton selton
A sleeper car on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad No. 1 was sidewiped by switch fast train No. 4 early today at Ton selton West Virginia. The wreck demolished the sleeper and caused multiple fatally injured passengers and casualties.
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Tonselton
W. Va
Baltimore
Brazilian Troubles Repeal Amnesty Bill in Congress
A Rio dispatch reports Brazil’s House of Representatives voted 59 to 5 to repeal the Senate bill granting full amnesty to all others of the revolution. President Moraes supported the Senate measure and may have favored extending amnesty.
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New York
The
Times
Rio de Janeiro
House of Representatives of
Brazil
Senate
Moraes
General Schofield Ends Command of U S Army
General J M Schofield ceased to command the U S army at noon yesterday. Dan Haggerty, twenty, was struck by a West New York and Pennsylvania train near Clapp farm yesterday morning, perhaps fatally injured. W S Lincoln, a Duke Centre resident, was fatally injured at State Line Friday while working on an oil derrick. M Pasteur died at Garches near Paris. Sin women fight over a negro’s body in Chicago, each claiming him as husband. He left about 1000 dollars.
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U. S. Army
M. Pasteur
Europe
Garches
St. Cloud
Paris
Chicago
Dan Haggerty
Clapp Farm
W. S. Lincoln
Duke Centre
State Line
Pickett and Warren Table Firms to Resume Operations
reporters tour the Pickett Extension Table Company plant and the Warren extension works as they prepare to resume production after a February fire destroyed Warren’s Last Side building. The combined operation will produce two makes of tables under one roof, with detailed notes on the plant’s facilities and the staff, including superintendent J. H. Simmons, and the prospect of many employees returning to work.
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A. H. Simesons
Warren
Pickett Extension Table Company
Warren Extension Table Company
Pickett
Pickett Company
W. H. Pickett
J. H. Simmons
Corps of Carvers
Warren Extension Table
For Sale Fifty Seven Acre Farm Near Lander Pa
For sale a fifty seven acre farm with good buildings and seven acres of orchard. Well watered and pleasantly located fourty rods from a schoolhouse and two miles from Lander post office. Inquire C Pond Busti NY 556 9 6 w41. Also for sale a desirable house and lot on Market Street Warren borough Pa former home of late Wim Messner deceased. For terms inquire A Hertzell Administrator 499 730 W
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School House
Lander
C. Pond
Busti
N.Y
Market Street
Warren
Penn’a
Wim. Messner
A. Hertzel
Stephen Marrer Dies at Home in Glade
Stephen Marrer aged fifty six years nine months and four days died yesterday afternoon after a six year illness. Foreman at the Gladerun tannery he was born in Switzerland in 1835 and came to this county as a youth. He married Mary Stanly in 1863 and Lola Johnson in 1891. He leaves a son Albert a daughter Lydia an adopted daughter Della a brother in Indiana and a sister in Wisconsin. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from his residence with Rev. A R Taylor. interment in Oakland will be private. He served in the army from 1861 to 1862 and was honorably discharged owing to disability.
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Glade
Stephen Marrer
Mr. Marrer
Gladerun
Switzerland
Mary Stanly
Lola Johhnson
Oakland
Wabash
Ind
Rose Wais
Clam Falls
Wis
Marrer
Oil Quotation Tables and Local Well Output Update
The report lists current National Transit oil certificates with fluctuating open and close figures and weekly field prices. It notes the Burke & Mortimer well on the Mays farm near Hepler gusher showing rapid output growth after initial doubt, plus nearby wells expected to be completed soon.
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Ccc. Se
Losly
Eve LE Barnsville
New Castle
Lima
Burke & Mortimer
Mays Farm
Butler
Hepler Gusher
Kaylorer
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