Put on the Gloves Correspondence on Fisheries Talks
Washington dispatch traces U S efforts to safeguard American fishermen amid ongoing negotiations. The State Department pursues protection measures while refusing a firm position until formal communications from Secretary Bayard are received, with references to Canadian tensions and potential impacts on Maine fisheries.
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Yoas
Washington
State Department
England
Bayard
Taljows
Gabermen
Maine
Prosecution Nears End in Maxwell Hotel Murder Case
The Maxwell murder trial moves toward closing as prosecutors rest their witnesses. Morgue Superintendent Byes recounts the body's trunk position and clothing, noting a marked chest injury and a paper fragment with a troubling inscription. Witnesses testified on body examination and preservation, while other trials and local notices fill the day.
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Sr. Leis
Maxwell
J. P. Byes
Morgee
Preller
W. H. Brooks
Periah
Chemiel
Negrona
Mosnley
Father And Son Drown In Ohio River Near Parkersburg
August Bobo and his six year old son Theodore drowned in the Ohio River near the B&O bridge. August, a baker on Market Street, attempted to rescue his son after both fell overboard. The boy disappeared first, followed by the father who drowned trying to reach him. Both bodies were recovered within an hour, but resuscitation failed. The widow, with two other children, mourns as a coroner’s jury verdicts death caused by the accident.
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Hobs
Sondal
Sendey
Pancensevan
W. Va
Bobo
Theodore
Ohio River
B&o
Boho
Joba Tad'a
Market Street
Anyehin
Prief
Tnda
Kola Gm
Leaven
Dua
BASE BALL ACTIONS ACROSS LEAGUES AND CITIES
In Philadelphia the Athletics upset the Cincinnati nine 7 to 4 after a tense early lead reversal with strong fielding. Brooklyn defeated St Louis 8 to 3 at Washington Park, while Pittsburgh beat the Mets 4 to 3 at Forbes Field. Chicago overwhelmed Philadelphia 5 to 1 as Detroit trimmed Washington 13 to 3. Other reports cover local baseball clubs, a crane repair at the steel plant, and police court notes including a jailbreak claim and a mayoral inquiry into a kidnapping.
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Athleticn
Cincinnatis
Matthews
Ths
Mathews
Athletics
Cincinnati
Milligan
Gorkbill
O' Bek Gleason
Feonelly
Baldwin
Matthowa
Mulla
Kirst Baer
Pitet
Erora
Cinci Umpira
Quinn
York
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Washington Park
Frrookyn
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Rune
St. Louie
Oane
Burch
Terry
Welch
Balle
Busbong
Balla
Hirooklyn
Bane
St. Louie IL
Vamie
Kelly
Vittsburg
Mets
Suvten Taland
Pittsburg
Orr
Chicago
Mulvey
Bace Bite
Phildelphia
Detroit
Corm
Washington
Tiga
Dotraut
Hawhite
Troy
Troy Polytechnic
Wealey University
City notices and civic events fill Wheeling paper
Dam Lnie of Real Katwte auctioneer sold near the Court House on Foldent street to a purchaser. The Council Committee on Finance meets Monday to consider city property sale. Reported pipe line work and railway incidents, including a bridge fire near Isspoint. Fortieth Anniversary events for William Tell Lodge No 60 I O P planned at Waesling Park with a large turnout. Public meetings on child and animal cruelty branch organizing in Cincinnati to be hosted in Bolire, with Memorial Day observances and school flowers collection. Violent assault in Wheeling district as Coughlin and others clash. arrest sought for Roberts. Wild West show arrives with a grand parade through downtown. Court decision upholding Police and Fire Board act as constitutional under 1875 law.
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Ill Britt
North End
Mingo Baseball Club
Steubeenville Club
Sixth Avenue Park
Mingo
Richardeen
Gondy
Steubenvilles
Darrah
Geo. W. Harris Wade Ntlidavil
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William Johnson
Ax’ Peainel
Wiliam Sanderson
Hattie
Mingo Junction 1
Brilliant
Pennel
Wenit
Mirabel Maxwell
Mate
Goowden
Simpson
Pwn Horse
Pri
Comneil
Bad Bintooe
David Davis
Bss
Joes
Lnie
Real Katwte
Hervey
Court House
Nef
Foldent Street
Sami
William Tell Lodge
Waesling Park
Orchsatra
Newair
Estrala
Continent
Moening
Oro
Circuit Court
Jacob
Counse
Sheppard
Police and Fire Board
Lab controversy on Home Rule and Irish parliament
A long report from the Times letters page cites Matthew Arnold and others debating Home Rule. Ireland’s demand for a separate parliament is weighed against risks, with Churchillian cautions and calls for direct issue clarity. A separate Irish parliament is argued by some, while others warn it could be dangerous and unnecessary.
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Matthew Arnold
The
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Pandleton
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