Torn Between Two Loves Over Husband Killing Child
Mrs Lewis speaks on July 2 at her father's porch in Lawenburg Pa about grief and doubt over whether her husband Irwin A Lewis killed their child Mary Newlin. She questions the confession's reliability while noting the couple's separation and the jail time in West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawenburg Pa
Tom
Irwin A. Lewis
Ving
West Chester
Trewin
Mary
Weat
Chester
David Plane
MacElree
Jefferis Lurrlad
Eastern Penitentiary
Fteladelphia
Lewis
Litle
Mary Newlin
George Timanus
Hie
Lewin
Mordring
Plena
Ani
Telson
Supreme Court Rebukes Unwritten Law In Domestic Case
The Supreme Court repudiates the unwritten law and rebukes a county attorney who backed a jury verdict endorsing it. The ruling concerns a Dubuque County case involving a man and his wife amid a contested marriage and exorcism allegations, reversing a prior conviction for insufficient legal basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Laws
Supreme Coment Awa
Bares
Dubuate County
Poa
Dubuane
Jacob Oubuqua
Sinlatina
Marrage
Ting Po
Esanenis
Abel Hell
On Trail of Slayers and Guard Despite Ongoing Probe
Police continue the investigation into a fatal shooting found near the cornfield party yesterday morning as farmers form a protective group. Investigators deny immediate arrest while forage for clues continues through the night near the market, with mass meetings planned in Jamaica to aid the hunt for the killers of Brass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osustogth
Richmond
Testeve
Truss
Howe tWard
Slayers of
Brass
Jamaica
Bertha Hallwein Cremated Amid Family Objections
The body of Bertha Hallwein, identified by the family and physicians, was cremated at a local crematory. An urn with ashes will be kept by the family and will be buried beside her parents. The notice references a trust company and Jamestown owner in a disputed exhibition context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuaranter Title Trust Company
Trus- Leen
Haroxtata
Bertha Hallwein
Glen Echo Mayor Imposes 50 Dollar Speeding Fine
Mayor Garrett of Glen Echo uses full authority to fine John A. Lutzwag 50 dollars and costs for speeding along the Aqueduct road near the suburb. Marshal Collins testified Lutzwag drove about 35 mph when stopped. Wells and McNeill also faced hearings for speeding and motorcycle riding, choosing to forfeit deposits rather than proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Glen Echo
John A. Lutzwag
Marshal Colling
Marshal Collins
Lutz
Waton Ja Hia
Glen Feho
Napoleon
Aqueduct Road
Mura Collins
Demang
Elso
Howard A. Wells
W. M. McNeill
Maryland
Glen Beno
Wells
McNeill
la Doutitess
Garrett al
Hotels and cities list of guests across US venues
A sprawling OCR fragment lists numerous hotel names and guest names by city, including Baltimore New York Chicago Pittsburgh Richmond Alabama California Florida and more. Entries mention hotels such as Metropolitan New Willard St James and Shoreham with many individuals and couples named by surname initial and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. James
W. C. Heckman
McLanennan
Artington
WV Drowie
Rigge
Frak Harris
Kogmut
Sie
F. A. Browns
Freeman
New Witford
New York
CUTE
Borden
D. Walkamyshy
Rank D. Taumley
Edward Sleher
MeNwiy
N. Schwars
Wit
H. T Savage
Wits
Metropolitan
Lumen A. Dione
Arlington
TE. A. Hodganm
le Adame
W. C. Dewmus
Riges
Slebar
Ails Bartha Moyer
Brby JJ. Samuel
Ala Boyer
Edward Bally
Leeds
New Wise
Jan Pau
Auelpriaw
Watson
FW. Tiheten
B.C. Oxburn
Walter A. Fitzgerald
Peevigekoning
Raleign
Wile
Fe H. Reefranian
H.W. Brougner
I Galevet
St. Joes
Leonard A. Leininger
John J. Cegte
Ghoreham
Vigil Atkin Ton
Wilam
Lsaa
Pittsrueo
T. W. Grier
Haleigh
J.M. Rachards
Joxeph Keynor
Malropailten B. 'F. Sealth
Regent
Richmond
W.N. Crofts
W. W. Ford
W. L. Weet
Fr. Frayer
Et. Jam
Alabama
L. C Bet
Hismingher
Elery
National
Crist
Nowgomars
J. J. Jackson and Bite
Mobile
New Witterd
E. Iafutcley
Wite
Los Angeles
Haldeh
A & Marshall
Les Aumvles
Mary A. Hines
Business, Jr
Calum
Sapa
Gt. James
Quelington
Jenee Mise
Gilmore
Sine Loulee
Moonhailtown
Ebiy VY
Moshi Andite
Ottawa
New Wizard
Indiana
Charles J. Wagner
Indianapolia
Yates Kentucky
Jolie S Banks
Carbine
Towis
Cumberland
Standerd
Mayfield
St James
Lolisaxa
J. HB Wallworth
Vite
Shreve
H A Howard
Evbltt
Marylain
H Hossborough
Charles A. O'Uorie
Annapolly
St. James WY
Harkams
New Willard
Wilsachusetts
Joni Jeppson
Ard
Jeppson
Worcester
Raleigh
Jostpn
Wiknesota
Jovima Lareon
Minneapolta
A. Lambanawite
Winana
Famer
Welty
Wells
Mippenpalis
Lew Willen
Mssouri—Spencer
Howell
M Smith
Arhentavi
St Touliy le Taylor
Fulton
Kansas City
Samuel Lorbaer
Ahrhardt
W. Patner
Dawes
G. W
Sumreltant
Wltr
Kinston
Ateizopoliten
Tucker
Charlotte
South Carolina
Charles B. Girgert
Morolag
Haleiat
G. Y. Mathews
C. C. Jeppener
Charleston
New Willer
New York State
Henry Statber
Buffalo
D. F. Abbots
Wite Dimira
A Metpman
Myers
Qeoren P. Kirby
Twrre Botvang
Toledo
W. Fo Omith
Angi
F .Trump
Srosnd Wits
Snrinefold
A. H Chena Th. Cheney
Boringfoe
Mararon
Memphis
Jane T. McTigrio
Nashville
Ariington
Moberin
Annington
Paul V Parthur
Manatsas
Shoreham
Jobn F. Slates
Fort Morce
W. P. Hi
Culpeper
Zee
West Virginia
P. Moore
Harding
LD. Richards
Wi Tateford
EBD
A. Nemes
Cable
Reznt
Ted Stat
ARMY
Cart
Our Boys Win Again In Boston 6 to 4
Boston defeats Washington 6 to 4 with Falkenberg strong on the mound. Perrine Altizer and Delehanty contribute infield defense while Jones centers field. Winter starts for Washington, Grimshaw misplays late, and Boston rallies in key innings to clinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrine
Altizer
Boston
Falkenberg
Bates
Jones
Nationals Beat Boston as Altizer, Warner Lead Rally
Washington built a 6 1 lead by the seventh inning behind Altizer and Warner core hits and Falkenberg’s timely triple. Boston rallied in the eighth with a late push, but the Nationals held on, with Parent scoring on a wild throw and Congalton forced at the plate to end the game. Cleveland defeaed Chicago 2 1 in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Washington
Falkenberg
Chicago
Perrine
Philadelphite
New
Grimshaw
George Winter
McGulea
Valkenberg
I Perrine
Alazer
Aner
Son
Delehanty
Jones
Parient
Ferris
Altizer
Nationals
Sullivan
Congalton
Tocals
Hoxton Lont
Ilerra Falkenberg
Parent
Sulliver
Grimehay
Heston
Harrett
Knight
Ferra
Crier
St. Lenis
Pitterim
Nationale
Warner
Palkenberg
Clymer
Ganley
Anderson
Perrie
Ret
Charley Jones
Barrett
Cannon
Gantey
Criger
Sulikan
Ferrine
Congaton
Mbber
Tannehill
Grimebew
Altixer
Wagshis
Gieaer
Seoe
Ad Ganley
Bolebanty
Daneroomy
J Jones
O Perrine
Altleer
Patkembers
Sunlivan
Couralion
Barratt
Geiger
Ecisonen
Tworbarehite
Gapley
Gulliven
Mie Palesberg
Mog
wWarner Stojen
Delehantz
Perrigg
Allizer
Belge
Noston
Balle
O Falkenberg
Winter
Ay Wister
Amette
Sheridan
Hocur
Athletics Triumph Over Yankees in Pitchers Battle
Philadelphia edged New York 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel. Plaonk belted a solo homer in the eighth, Chase miscue and a walk helped, and Oldring added a hit for the Phils. Chesbro and Plank pitched well for the visitors, with New York scoring two in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saiys
Philadelphia
Torday
Plaonk
Chase
Oldring
Moore
Phils
Otertainty
Cal Thomas
Ale
Genohla
Philadelphis
Psicher
Hy Plank
Choabro
Plank
Ball—Plank
Measre
Statford and Hurst
Xame
Philadelphie
Cubs Win A Close, High-Scoring Battle At Home
Chicago players Jaya steinfeldt sheckard and Chance led a late push as the locals defeated Cincinnati in a game featuring Reulbach holding the visitors to four singles. Genzel and Welmer each had two hits, with a bleacher fence catch by Odwell and strong defense backing Tinker. Final score not clearly stated. box shows W or L for both teams and multiple miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jaya—steinfeldt
Sheckard
Chance
Adva Weimer
Reulbach
Genzel
Welmer
Feam Lcores
Tinker
Odwell
Creage
AML Cincionati
Wotmar
Tota
Totata
Hunt—Sheckard
Mitch
Taker
Schule
Schule Gielen Paope—Ghecuerd, Davin. Double pleye—Avern Tinker, An Chines
Ganveltebe
Gausel
Claeianati
Daou
Roulbachy
UN Weller
Cincinnati
Dy Reukbach
O'Dar
Quakers Pound Boustes In Boston Baseball Rumor
Washington Post reports a July 1 game in Boston where Capt. Dexter of Harvard and his father participate as Quakers and other players spar in a 4-4 series tie. The piece notes pitching by Graham and Smith, Doolin’s strong batting, and several defensive misplays as Philadelphia edges Boston with key hits and conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington
Bouton
Canton
Smith
Graham
Glaze
Young
Boston
Philadelphs
Carridon
Boules Pard
Doolin
Abhoay Phila
Abhoae Bridwatt
Doatin
Grant
EU Courtney
Philadelphia
Boulien
Corres
Binet
Boulies
Corridea
Miia
Gune
Runadelphia
Louis Beats Detroit In Extra Inning Slugfest
Detroit and St Louis were managerless after suspensions. In the tenth inning five hits including Glage’s double produced four runs with two outs. Mullin struggled while Glade settled after early innings. Pitching and fielding miscues marked a long late game lasting two hours and forty six minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Glage
St. Louis
Mullin
Glade
Jennings
McAleer
O'Loughlin
Cavanhay
Sauceie
Gracies
LEO
Cobh
Ronaman
Ovens
Lateran
Cray
Toma
Towle
Kim
Miiea
T Jon Pickering
Elemphill
Berea
d'Spencer
Glate
Hedaten
Aera Bchastor
O'zetes
itas-Reasraan
Mu Hin
Bledo
Ineo
Goth
Bruel
Pickering
Sci
Pirst
Bso
Balla
Nultin
Stagin
Derek
Hutsby
Gia
Orpire
Connsi
Garat
Multisport News From Philadelphia and Nearby Venues
Readable scraps mention Columbia and Chevy chess, lawn tennis, and middle states chess events. Regattas include Capital Yacht and Hewley rowing in Philadelphia. Cricket notes reference Weedington Club and Chevy Chase. A fifty mile Independence Day road race is planned, plus shooting events with unclear details in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewley Rowing Regatta
Philadelphia
Weedington Cricket Club
Chevy Chase Chesse
Amateur Games Today At Local Fourth Celebration
Local amateurs stage five Fourth of July games drawing a large crowd. East Washington hosts Ninth and First One in morning and afternoon double header. Columbus Athletic Club meets St Stephen's Institute in two league games at National Park, while St Stephen's faces Wheaton Md at the focal ball yard. At 2 30 Easter Buds clash with Eastern Empires at the pari field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington
Columbus, Athletic Club
St. Stephen's Institute
National Park
Whitewash in softball and baseball league play at city grounds
The recaps note a whitewash by Bethany over Waugh, 12 to 0, with Wolfe pitching and Wynkoop securing a ninth inning out. Earlier, Wooden debuted for the Reds in a Capital City League baseball game, while post-office players and interior stands show steady errors and limited scoring. Troop F Cavaliers beat Fourth Battery 16 to 7 in a field-day style game, and Calvary Baptist defeated Curley Athletic 11 to 4. More results span the Western and Southern leagues with various scores and umpire news from Lynchburg and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uttle
Otmatre
Wabler
OlWillett
iWooim
Piss
Rust—Bradley
Orrisos
Harring
Fenton
Bacon
Pennington
Ead Krat
Wooton
Walters
Fy Wooden
Orrtean
Katt
Ant Garr
Sarrilice Bio
Eamnherde
Solon Baces
Bacon Ia
Garr
Wild Pich
Whoden
Ett
Sun
Dethany
Waugh
Bethany
Wolfe
Wynkoop
Seore Bethany
OAE
Patterson
Wood
Cturvae
Benet
Olvries
Bualein
Uctaurin
Oa Winkoop
Ae Wolfe
Iit
Batted Bail
Webb
Zanelli
McLaurin
Hite
Shedd
Webber
Fingigan
Taiss
Webt
Zane
Finnigan
Wyrakoop
Patleron
Dutta
Collin
Lenine
Sitcher
Mebaurin
Bell Keleer
Thirteenth Cavalry
Field Artilery
Hanay Atyle
Svor
Winchester Beats Catonsville in Reservoir Park Tilt
Winchester defeats Catonville Country Club 6 to 2 at Reservoir Park. Shiner earns 11 strikeouts for Winchester, Betrader 5 for Catone. Key moments include Brown and MacDonald homers and Duggan’s center field catch. lineup details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winchester
Catonaville
glcBrown
Aldridge
Btelgera
Rowsiter
Dugean
Brodie
Baker
Kanemaulib
Brown
West
Oldwooaware
Pulliam Dismisses Protests in Brooklyn and Boston Games
National League president Harry C. Pulliam rejected protests by St Louis and Brooklyn over May games. He ruled that Umpire O Day wrong call did not alter results and Noonan’s removal did not justify protest. He also dismissed Brooklyn’s protest against a May 15 game with Boston, saying Flaherty’s infield fly ruling was a matter of judgment and not appealable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
New York
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Jay
O'Day
Breellyn Elit
Bt. Laws
Noonan
Pullam
Pinkerty
Pulliam
Flaherty
Brooklyn Beats New York In Pitchers Night, Ninth Inning Run
Brooklyn wins 4 0 over New York scoring the decisive ninth inning run on two New York errors and a Strickleit single. Corcoran and Strickleit play key roles while the visitors are shut out. notable hits include Striekiatt and Caeser for Brooklyn and Jordan stealing bases. Time of game about 1 hour 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Ecora
Liebhardt
Clarke
Fisck
Hinchman
Crevaland
OlRobe
Binchian
GlBenehue
Diemog'm
OlQuittin
Sullivan
Uindhardt
White
Totes
Muns—Dradiey
Firadiey
Turner
Blobhatat
Htuchaan
Donohue
Sullian
Lajoie
Stoval
Piert Bana
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nattie
New York
Corcoran
Strickleit
Adi
Brook Shanuos
Alperman
Growne
Loncey
Ab. Devlin
Lumley
Beymour
Mersh
Heanling
Joraan
Dahlen
Matoney
Corvoran
Lewin
G.bermeh
Striekiet
Swill
Bergen
Rur
Jordan
Striekiatt
Caeser
Hook Taylor
Fin
Winples Nestra
Rigler
Kiem
Kline Shuts Out Richmond as Crim's Shoemakers Triumph
In Lynchburg, July 3, Crim's Shoemakers defeated Richmond Colts 3 to 0 behind Kline's pitching and sharp fielding. Only two hits off Kline, one of them a scratch, despite four Colts errors. Balve, Haffner, and Tryby were noted, with Haffner umpiring earlier and leaving town after a swearing incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tanchburg
Kline
Crim
Shoemakers
Colts
Richmond
Balve
Haffner
Golf Entries Announced for Cleveland Amateur Championship
One hundred seventeen entries are listed for the national amateur golf championship to be held July 2 to 13 at the Euclid Club in Cleveland Ohio. Representing the United States and Canada, past champions Byers Travia and Egan return, with Warren Wood of Midlothian Chicago a top contender after a fourth-place finish in Hinsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Englewood
N. J
Khen Dr. Byers
Allegheny Country Club
Pittsburg
Byers
Walter J. Travia
Garden City
H. Chandler Egan
Elmoor Country Club
Chicago
Warren K. Wood
Midlothian Club
Hinsdale
Pirates Win In Ninth Sparks Narrow Victory
July 3 Pittsburgs rally in the ninth inning with three runs and bases loaded after Leach’s hit to center, Hostetter mishandles, enabling the Cardinals to cross. Multiple players listed with sparse scoring, reflecting a chaotic, error-filled finish in a complex box-style recount.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MERTZ
Mertz A
Mertz CO
F ST
Slayers
Long Island
Bertha Beilstein
Pittsburg Matheide
Feae Dlaftip
Jamestown Cuestion i
Aletytag
Jeet Particwara
Wspaper
Poreion
H. P. H. Zur London
Fred Falkenberg
York
St. Louin
Tapa
Sox
Flick
Athletics
Yankees
CUBS
Steinfeldt
Weimer
Quakers
Mourray
Beatina
Reston & Fe
Browns
Boquires
Tommy Bures
Calne
Cali
Pacific Time
Westlogton Hae
Soo Thomas Vn
Weamodel
Vergarille
Cote
Unk Rusell
George Bechert
Vallejo
Cat
Honey Metlody
Jha Donovan
Bock
Any Horch
Dick Hylend
George Deck
East Omaha
Our
Columbia and
Chevy Chess
Middle States
Orange
Atlante
Capital Yacht
CIA “Regatta
Mershall Am
Peoples Roextre
Echoylkilt River
New Tarland Rowing Association
Rosa
Brightwood Driving Park
Cygling
United Bierce
Canada
Walter Stream
Azslostan
Guo
Pa. Ave
Ninth Street
Atlantics
Burhaas
Tiss
Beapneat x
elsiColumbis Booth
JG. P.O. W
Columbia
Cub Va
St. Stephen's
American League Park
Tribe of Ogden
Government
Beare
Burhaus
Jewett
Forden
Hicker
Noyes
Bishop
Dawson
Abhoat Atlanta
Vwiikingen
OL Turner
Na Barrell
Sin MacDi't
Salb
yNoves
Barbeus
oMewer
Bergan
MacCarthy
Jewel
Djaemabon
Tatale
Syatting
Gurley Athletic Club
Calvary Baptist
Curley Athletic Club
R. G. Pulliam
Third Street
Geort Rue
Guiery
LST
Celvars
Mills and Pulliam
Gaz Young
McParjacd
Jardiner
Hoffner
Epeeias Jaine Wasningiva
Lynchburg
William Hoffner
Aers
al Abany
Albany
Troy
al Binghamlee
Syrscuee
Binebasaton
Gloreratille
A. Jodd G
Cie
Giieseere
Wwithestaree
Setanta
Southern League
Ag Sesto Mle_AUnaia
AE Hemphle New Orients
Montgomery—Montgomery
Hirminghem
South Atlantic League
Se Aueaeamma
Bi ‘Arth
Providence
Kewark
Rochester
Rochamater
Montreal
Jeter City
Ai ButKle
Uumato
Toru
Atlantic League
Ceating
Allestown
Catonsville
Good-By
Manhattan Isle
Broadway
Grim
W. L
Sir
Romanke
Baneille
Norton Moo
Usachiurg
Ayuagobooe Ignao Eee Aon
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Roanokes
Morrissey
Whie Hallman
Portamouth
Aoravesorg
Rounaka
Qotaogan Ey
Tatleriee
Hallman
Martin
Sete
Morrteney Fan
Pirates
Hostetter
Leach
Cardinals
Pittsburgs
Piers
St. Loum
Abalo
Olisime
Nny Cf
DilHeonett
Waltman
oeoNy
Oburastt
DiMuray
Mostetter
Marnbull
Hippo
McGrgan
Oeda Clarkes
Su Waese
Aaa
Rion
Nealon
AbDichlor
Mabel
Bennie Dia Ee
Wagner
Atlanta
T Jet
Abbattechta
Holly
Plecher
Naretall
Gemnex
McGinnn
Dr. Little
Cin
Eal
Samuel Williams
Pe Williams
Orhers
Cavan Rodgers
Knoxville
J. F. Day
W. A. Howell
EL Bateg
Nat Thornton
L. J. Leonard
Miasea Minor
Evang
Btoris
Miss Minor
Miss Brown
Little
Crawford
Vanglider
Rodgers Brothers
Day
Cox
Kennedy and
McKennie Beng
Little and Williams
Ayer
N.W
Eiseman Bros
St. Serges
Newcorn & Green
F St. N. W
Gdmnit
Biemond Ang Stuaich
Ars Bet Omer
Sol Diamond
Munich
National Capital Brewing CO
W. Eiseman
7Th St. R. Bench Store
Walford’s
Keeley Institute
North
Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
Munyon
The
Post
the Post
Trenton
Wilimington
Forte Harrinburg
York St
Wilismupen
Wilimpeper
Lencnstar
Atalloasa Aitoona
Jonestown & American Association
AL Miwnckie
Miwankes
Kanes City
Ndianapolle
Ischenapolis
Telets
wAt Schoberataanan
Loxtris
Ni Newspaper
Fadhhe
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!