Man Arrested After Ring Theft Fails at City Hall
James Green of Beaver Falls Pa claiming to be a painter began stealing rings from jeweler E B Hanf on King Street. A fleeing crowd pursued him to Seventh and French streets where he was seized by officers and identified as Wil mom Botley. He faces larceny charges with a $200 bond. neighbors recall him as demented or drunken. Theresa and J J Massey are named in the incident as rings were to be collected.
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Youne Publican
Ee Street
Fifth
Taotontt Sn
Water
Frere
Eileman
McNulr
Tan
E. B. Hanf
Diane
King Street
Hans
Jamce Green
Beaver Vi
James Green
Wil- Mom Botley
Greee
Chadda’ Ford
J. ©. Massey
Theresa
Joseph K. Vickers
L. C. Bird
Ephron
the Gazette
Robert Lamden
Nas
Erin Byrd
Democratic
Tvee
Wilmington Democratic
Tey
Bantam
Pat Atic
Laurel
Lambden
Pain Patt
Mr. Lambden
Republican Executive Committee
Mississippi
Jackson
Missouri Pacific Road
Denton
Texas
Toronto
John O'Connor
Frank Smith
Northampton County
Carolna
Rochester
Beaver County
Coopermane Stove
Aries Eineme
Otto Goehrh
Washington
Biles
Brady
The
Friends of Froebel
Detroit
Stil
D. M. Dickinson
Massachusetts Board of Education
Ogden
Fayette College
Henry Barnard
Connecticut
Louis Pollock
Gerlay
Philadelphia
Election blows and court hearings darken Saturday docket
The police court crowded as cases from the election season were disposed of. Daniel Maguire faced assault charges at the Eleventh ward polls and paid fines with costs. Others, including Fred Winchester and George Freeman, were processed for disorder and fighting with varying fines. The scene suggests campaign-related expenses and a broader political tension.
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Daniel Maguire
N. Trump
Costa
Fred Winchester
Secor
George Freeman
Chambers
Daniel J. Hudson
Freeman
James Chenter
J. H. Baker
Saunders
Levi C. Bird
Ae Eee
Letter Warms in Landens Exis Remarks to Fellow Townsman
A February communication from Laurel’s Robert Lamden defends his voting stance and denounces personal attacks while urging civic responsibility. The Gazette also notes prospects for water transport to Baltimore, July celebrations plans, clergy visits, local school life, steamer Pierrepont sale, and regional business and social updates including missing person rumors involving James H. Aaron.
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Baltimore
the Gazette
Chesapeake
Gorham
Artisan
Seaford
U. &Engineer Corps
Alfred Bee
St. Philip's Chapel
Ecumenical Council
W. B. Tharpe
Laurel Select School
Desperate assault on farmer Janvier near Glasgow
A New Castle county farmer, Ferdinand Janvier, was beaten by a former worker after a wage dispute. The assailant used a large club, leaving Janvier unconscious with serious head wounds. The attacker fled to a nearby tenement but was captured and jailed for murderous assault after a hearing before Squire Richardson.
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Ferdinand Janvier
New Castle County
Glasgow
Janvier
Mr. A
Mr. Janvier
New Castle
Squire Richardson
Destructive Storm and canal company tensions plus local notices
Reports from Baltimore Annapolis and surrounding areas describe the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company stockholders meeting where salaries were cut and tensions with Governor Hamilton rose over canal finances. Details include year end earnings of 437.98, expenses 241750.4, net revenue 902. Expenses for bonds and property purchases highlighted. Additional items note storms in Northampton county wrecking crops, Oxford Agricultural Society events, a fatal quarre acknowledged in Massachusetts, and a train accident near Cresson with one death and one serious injury. Local notices cover Central Loan Association officers and the launch of the Beaswenger steamer E Morris.
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Hoe
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company
Battimore
Annapolis
WR I Gorman
Allegheny County
Tem Toins
Bradley T. Johnson
Hamilton
Gorman
Maryland
Henry Farnandis
Bel Air
Harford County
Dent
Senate
Oxford
Oxford Agricultural Society
J. H. Dickinson
Harry D
Wilmington
H.C. Hess
Flint
Kay Belding
Jon
B. F. Thomas
Hero
Yellow Dog
North East
Aera Bae
DepnaAm
Mass
Caroline Liebold
W. E. Hawkins
Repression Bill Debated in House of Commons
The House of Commons debates the repression bill with Mr Healy opposing treason trials in Ireland and Mr Gladstone backing punishments for treasonable acts. The first clause passes 227 to 3, while a court appeal provision is adopted unanimously. Discussions in the House of Lords touch on releases of suspects and rent arrears.
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House of Comnethie A
Gladstone
Healy
Bo Heck Gaines
Home Secretary
England
Cowen
Parnell
Phenix Park
Roe Conmission Court
Court of Criminal Appeal
Marum
Enny County
House of Orks
Marquis of Waterford
Arnell
Earl Cowper
Marquis of Salisbury
Moscow
Michael Davitt
Land League
House of Commons
House of Lords
Todia
Saben Society For
Elanor Sagasta
Garibaldi
Europe
Mouuamenta
Republican Convention Faces Prohibition Clash and German Voter Debate
A Cincinnati paper notes the 610 Republicans in Columbus wrestling with liquor law rejection and a new convention plank. Germans favor letting voters decide licensing, while nominees for Secretary of State and Public Works edge toward renomination. A Supreme Judge selected later.
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CoLumpus
Auveres Guard
Nqnor
Ih Fa
Prohibitioni Ate
Cincinnati
Major Townsend
Major Townsend Will In All Probability Be Renominated For Secretary of State
James Fellington
Board of Public Works
Pepe
Conference still before the Porte amid Alexandria fortification news
In London the House of Commons heard Sir Charles Dilke confirm the conference proposal remains before the Porte with no direct Ottoman reply yet. French ironclads arrived at Alexandria while Arabi Pasha reportedly ordered work halted on eye preparations and forts. delays noted. Counterfeit mill bust in Parmaperoma leads to multiple arrests as $620 in counterfeit notes and coins are seized from Frederick Kunnecke, Joseph Lock, and accomplices.
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England
Alexandria
London
House of Commons
Charles Dilke
Dufferin
Constantinople
Stafford Northcote
Porte
Lord Dufferin
Atab Pasha
Alma
Cairo
Bert
Jaulive
Arabi Pasha
Anid
Parmaperoma
Secret Service
Gilkinson and
Kelly
Frederick Kunnecke
Joseph Lock
Baltimore
William H. Robinson
Gopher Bill
Muncy (Pa.) National Bank
Central National Bank of New York
Robinson
Alfred Libard
Piotreladeloe
Hubber
McKean
Hubbard
Mixed political and crime briefs from Hartford to Arkansas
A survey of disparate items shows political activity from Blaine's candidacy plans to a Detroit reunion for the Army of the Potomac with Grant Sherman and Sheridan expected. Crime reports include three negroes charged with a serious assault in Arkansas, a failed train robbery in Texas, and storm fatalities in North Carolina. Also noted are business and postal mixups, legal notes, and international weather summaries.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Blaine
Teelbee National Bank of Covn Kentucky
Arington
Hartford
Connecticut
Army of the Potomac
Detroit
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Little Rock
Pean
Be Ben
Hill
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Washington
Monticslion
International T Valor Union
St. Louis
Clark
Blaine declines to run for Congress in at large race
Avovera June 5 report states Mr Blaine refuses to permit his name on the Republican ballot for Congress at large. He calls for Frye to return to the Senate and cites decades in public service and renewed focus on private affairs, claiming injustice to others with stronger claims.
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Blaine
Congress
Avovera
Corman-at-large
Frye
Senate
Thoee
Nail Strike News Across Mills Dampens Labor
Reports from multiple cities detail nail workers striking or voting to strike over wage and conditions. Mills in Covington Wareham and Milwaukee see walkouts or quiet pauses as unions push for a 10 percent pay rise. Some firms sign the scale while others resist, amid ongoing tensions and intercity labor support.
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Jarrett
Hack
Beng
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Sallepidene Seuss Leutieta Manufacto
Turer
Nail Association
Simotheca
Union Iron Mills
Zug
Crncrmatt
Covington
Wareham
Mass
Wareham Nail Company
South Wareham
Somerset Nail Com
Sellats Company
Old Colony
Mirikers
Fall River
Somerset
Milwaukee
View Rolling Mills
Chicago
New York
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Puline
Sileat
Cornell
Mivsle
Saat
Robert CG
Fraim
William H. ‘Rkot
Republican Council
Frain
Ariel
Monibens
Wiliam Samus
Woolward
John W
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Vohtaste
Swiggett
John Hs
Willian Lly Company
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Yost
Lystt
Nurs Vennig
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Methodist
Baptist
Zoological Garden
C.D. Rhowdls
Odd Fellows Hall
Shields Library Association
Eri. F. Kane
Cape May
Auygust
Barlow, Wilson, Frimrose & West
Conference Academy
Ference Academy
Dover
A. Richards
Scott Literary
Cleveland
Reading
Alumini Association
Hour of Trustees
Apes
Iimington Con
John G. Jackson
Delaware
Greenback Party
Atlantic City
St. Patrick’s R. C
Pennegrove
Edwin Bolin
St . James Church
Teddy Maguire
Puseyee
Exis
Pierrepont
Oscott
Bpeosa
Buv
J. FE. Tygert & Co
A. Millington
Bombay Hook Beach
W. Campbell
Collins Beach
Jones
Hilles & Jones
Raimond An Janvier
Smyrna Southery
Henry H. Wells
Levy Court
Pasix
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James H. Aaron
Weat Second Street
Aaron
Second
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Gettyeburg
Will Carrice
Union M. £. Church
Ferdinand Janvie
Mearly
Jali
Percussure
North Carolina
Felter’s Academy
Seaboard & Roanoke
E. Morris
Bee
Lvania Railroad
Janes Ree
Nanteww
Washineton
Middle States
Tony’s Herald
Newfoundland
Gulf States
Mexican
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ths
Spriking Ironmen
DAN Inon
Euplaeyeres
Wil Wieit
Salihe
Tu Sian Neck
Delamater Iron Works
Curran
Arabi Bey
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