Election Mayhem and Races Across the Ninth Ward
The article reports on heated election activity with numerous arrests, assaults, and disturbances at Philadelphia polling places. It details party clashes, alleged fraud, repeater threats, and police actions in wards including the Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth, naming candidates Grubb, Newell, and Haley among others, plus council results and future governance notes.
Newark News Notes from the Ga Zette Correspondents
Newark letters report on an ornate omnibus from Fulton & Walker of Philadelphia to connect Newark with Deer Park Hotel and P . R. R. station. College base ball wins 17 to 18 over the Academy, and Homewood Driving Park races draw about 450. Delaware College’s first Delware Cell Review issued. health gutter problem noted. Mrs Roach hosts festival. J S M Neil visits. races yield top times. Three Newark men head to Denver, Colorado to seek fortunes.
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Funeral of George Lath Draws 270 Knights and 450 Mourners
George Lath died Friday and was buried Thursday afternoon from Vine Street residence. Adelpha Lodge K of P and Turkey Beneficial Association led the procession. Rev. Spencer conducted services and Knights of Pythias performed at the grave. It was described as the largest funeral in years.
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Anniversary Celebration of Old Swedes Church
The 184th anniversary of the Old Swedes Church was celebrated with full attendance across morning, afternoon, and evening services. Rev. H. B. Martin delivered a semi historical sermon from Psalm 118 verse 8, recounting the church's origins and the role of women in building the early structure. The event included a Sunday school address, reports showing 48 members in the past year and 224 total, offerings of 123.66, planned interior repairs, and gas lighting funded by a congregant.
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Murder on John Street as a youth is killed in a struggle
A youth named Edward Methier Frames was shot in the head and killed during a confrontation on John Street near Greenmount Avenue in Baltimore. John Hopkins alias Polly has been arrested for the crime as witnesses describe two attackers pursuing a woman and three friends fleeing the scene.
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Moonlight Morning Briefs From Across The Nation
The steamer Kansas arrived in Boston with the English cutter Maggie aboard. Des Moines brickmakers strike for 25 cent raise. employers oppose. Mrs Elisha G English dies at 85, mother of William H English, former VP candidate. Maueh Chunk parish building cost 50 000 rebuilt for St Mark's Church by Asa Packer widow. Forestdale Arizona courier reports Indian raids and casualties near Apache. General Sheridan confirms Fuero’s Mexican forces clash with Juh’s Apaches, 87 Indians killed on July 24. D B Rady and George Dexter drown after boat capsizes. rescue denied by sailors. Alta mine prisoners in Virginia City rescued. ice helmets used. Bennett and Callahan deaths in boat incident. later recovered. Halifax to Garysburg wind hail storm causes heavy damage. one colored woman and two daughters killed near Gargeburg. Trains delayed by trees. stones as large as fists reported. Schooner Industry capsizes near Haven Michigan, three dead. captain King among witnesses. Washington Post notes DC Supreme Court justices deny Guiteau rehearing. decision announced by Judge Cartter.
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