City Board seeks alley and backyard cleanup in ailing town
The Tuesday edition reports the Board of Health plans extensive cleansing of alleys and backyards amid potential prosecutions if orders are ignored. Illinois Governor Tanner claims the state is bankrupt due to mismanagement, while Fred. Dreteson, once part of a Chicago gangster gang, confesses after a church moment, leading to arrests and a possible reform. Ex President Harrison’s absence at Grant obsequies prompts questions he was physically able to attend.
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Fred. Dreteson
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New York
Chicago Times-Herald
Editor’s View on Party Loyalty and Postmaster Appointments
An editorial fragment discusses forthcoming party influence on a postmaster appointment and a state senator candidate’s suitability. It cites the Courier Journal’s opinion on party goals and debates whether a Republican candidate should be chosen for the position, noting possible political maneuvering in the first district and surrounding towns.
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Hemenway Leome
Southside Teacher Hallie Head Suffers Sudden Voice Loss
Miss Hallie Head, a popular Southside School teacher, suddenly could not speak during a Wednesday class. She scrambled a note to her sister, recovered her voice by Thursday morning, but then briefly lost it again before regaining it later Friday afternoon.
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Hallie Head
Nellié
Miss Head
Hesl
History age and weight of players in the Rome team
Fragmented history lists several players including Jack Grim catcher aged 26 weight 180 with teams in Virginia Ohio Indiana and Illinois across 1800s. Names include Jack Lubs pitcher from Columbus Georgia 3N 196, Winifred Kellum from Cleveland 25 155, Earnest Beam Mansfield Ohio 27 175, Ross Miller Corydon Indiana 21 175, Bart Howard with Gloversville and Geneseo.
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Aln
Southern League
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Washington
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Ohio
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Terre Paute
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Green Bay
Portland
Oregon
Philadelphia
Horndlisville
New York
Baseball Player Biographies From 1890s Leagues Named
Records list a group of players with origins and ages including Kelly from Philadelphia age 26 weight 165 and Sipler from Clarion Pennsylvania age 25 weight 108. The notes mention teams and leagues across New York Ohio Indiana Virginia and Pennsylvania with 1895 and 1896 seasons in the State and Atlantic Leagues and various small clubs.
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Near ruined injury at town belt line factory
Jade Brandle, an employee at G. W. Fry's spoke factory south of town, fell onto the belt connecting the engines. His leg was badly crushed and broken, with other injuries. Amputation will probably be necessary.
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G. W. Fry
Jade Brandle
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Fev
Orcsaary
Newspaper Man Sentenced in Kansas City Sun Conspiracy Case
Fr Wayne correspondent Charles Glensser reports: Charles Glensser says a Kansas City Sunday Sun editor was found guilty of conspiracy to blackmail and sentenced to years in the penitentiary. A new trial motion was denied and a $2000 bond posted. The case involved an attempt to extort funds to suppress a scandal. Nearby notes mention a dog bite incident, a journalist promoted, and local figures visiting town.
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The
Kansas City Sunday Sun
Warse
Wardens Bid for Banlages And Prison Garb Claim
A warden seeks 10000 in damages claiming the war compelled him to wear prison garb. The case, linked to a December 23 decision, involves jail conditions, judge orders, and alleged misconduct around the prison system.
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