Darragh Gallagher Case Shrouded in Mystery and Inquest
Disturbing revelations surface as coroner’s inquest into Dennis J Gallagher death recalls four youths who found the body. jury returns accidental drowning verdict while exonerating Greene and Peekey. Witnesses, testimonies, and questions about a cryptic river incident hang over the Pennsville scene.
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Gallagher’s Coystertown
Meira Wine Developments
Ora
Assis
Yon Et Wieaton
Richard Hutton
Imin Hewitt
Fallagher
Darragh
Greenlee
Ile
Wit Hal
Donuts J. Gallagher
Douth
Messrs
Greene and
Peekey
Turu
Deanchad
Galio
Ballen
Wheaton
Pongeville
Plac
Prineville
New Castle
Pennsville
Garrison
Otis Son
Hewtger
Hatton
Hutton
Wilmington
Micton
Maton
Furkiuin
Dirrawh
Dar
Gallagher
Hall Wikwington
Drunken assault mars St Patrick excursion on John A Warner
On yesterday’s return trip from Ben Breeze the John A Warner boat met a violent incident as Catharine Milburne was attacked by a drunk man, George Graham, who dragged her by the hair and struck her on the head, leaving her unconscious but later recovering. Graham fled and police hunt him as Miss Milburne’s condition is painful but not dire.
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St. Patrick
John A. Warner
Ben Breeze
Catharine Milburne
George Graham
Church Street
Graham
Wilmington
Policemen Defeat Reporters In Ball Game Report
A humorous account notes the Policemen as fair players and Sparks and Cannon as key pitchers and catchers. Reporters offered many errors. final score Policemen 126 Reporters 7.
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Nine
Graduates at Dover Commencement at Dover Academy
The closing exercises of the Dover Academy featured a Greek literature oration by G E B Williams and a classical address by Miss Mary Cannon. Awards were announced by Prof. Skinner, and Miss Morence N Haugh delivered the valedictory amid applause.
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Academy
Court House Hall
Wela Amas
Herodotus
Ena
Mael
Iero
Galileo
Napoleon
Plato
Pericles
Caesar
England
Europe
Mary Cannon
G. EB. Williams
Witty
Sappho
Polybius
Thucydides
Aesthytus
Socrates
Hesperus
Weber
Ridgely
Wilson
J. R. Bodd
Luther
Homer
Peleus
Adams
Naunn
R. WH. Skinner
Morence
N. Haugh
Haugh
California Pear Orchard Work Ethic and Chinaman Labor
A Sacramento Valley pear orchard visit illustrates thriving, weed-free 20 acre operation with 175 trees per acre. The piece contrasts irrigationless soils, levee support, and Chinaman labor favorably against African or Arabian immigrants, questioning assimilation and American place while recounting wages and work comparison. It also reports Senate and House proceedings on explorations, Garibaldi statue, and National Bank Extension with limited action.
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California
San Francisco
Chicago Tribune
Mills
Sacramento Record Union
California Associated
Sacramento
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin
Yuba
Feather Rivera
Feather
Pacific Coast
China
Senate
House
Washtheton
United States
Lady Franklin Bay
Ue Bane
George
Garitaldi
National Cemetery
Vicksburg
Albuquerque
Indian Territory
National Bank
Ways All Means
Congress
Conservatives Begin Autumn Sessions In Ireland Debate
The Times reports in London that Conservative leaders are ready to back a two thirds majority change to end a protracted delay and open an autumn session. Sir Charles Dilke states some American citizens remain jailed in Ireland, while Mr Morgan Lloyd's Liberal amendment to extend the Alien Act to the United Kingdom passes 228 to 51.
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Bil
London
House of Commons
Charles Dilke
Baron de Worms
Ireland
Times
Srela
Morgan Lloyd
United
American Aid in Egypt Galena Sparks Refuge Acts
Refugees praise the American warship Galena for saving lives and sheltering fugitives during the Egypt crisis. The crew prioritized assistance over etiquette as chaos raged, contrasting with other ships and highlighting U.S. humanitarian action amid the riots in Alexandria.
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Egypt
CN. Y. Muraid
Cairo
France
Galena
Ecore
Wea
Alexandria
Labor Strikes Ripple Through Maritime and Rail Sectors
Boston ship carriers with 200 workers strike for $4 daily, up 50 cents. In Jersey City 70 grain elevator workers walk out. 200 New Jersey Central freight handlers reportedly plan a strike. Italian railroad laborers between New Baltimore and Coxsackle New York strike for $1.40 daily, rioting led by Frank Cowan, sheriff calls militia from Catskill as governor orders response.
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Boston
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
New Jersey Central Railroad
New Baltimore
Coxsackle
New York
Frank Cowan
Catskill
Day's News Wire Reports Jubilees and Miscellany
The Grand Army Jubilee drew crowds with excursion parties to Fort Henry and McKinn, while veterans and officials gathered to report at the reunion. Nearby, weather and shipping news, political maneuvers on the Ship Canal bill, and varied incidents from Baltimore to Washington filled the day with brief items.
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Post
Philadelphia
Dal Post No
Boston
Was
Morrill
Wang
R B. Beath
Hartranft
Wagner
Chaptain
Loring
Massachusetts
National Department
Merrill
Associated Press
the Gazette
Washrnaton
Middle Atlantic States
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Talley
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A Fae Bennett
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Elizabeth Street
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Spruce Streets
Pomparey & Bro
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Board of Health
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Delaware Avenue
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P. ¥. Murphy
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Forrest
Penne
Rehoboth
Junction and Breakwater
Plains
Harrington
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M. L. Lichtenstein
Gazerra
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Pennsvillane
Robert Gamble
Charles Agness
Lafayette Street
Delaware
George W. Woodbury
Jota Hudson
Dopery
Neways
Joheny L. Hudson
Gazette Office
Lee House
Willian L. Hoagland
Salutatorian
Mary K. ‘Thielman
Liberty
Maggie
Excelsior
Thaniel T. Horn
Kate Cortiz
Herotem
Ellwood TH. Brown
Florrie J. Zeby
Harry B. Tawressy
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David KR. Allmond
Ella Nowell
Robert M. Burns
Mary A. Camperson
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Baird
Board of Education
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C. B. Riomds
Southard Wagner
Homme
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Joseph K. Adams
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Pennsgrove
Felton
Pennagrove
Milford
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Third Street
Epoch Moore, Jr
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore K. R
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Panama
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Valpariso
Syme
Tom” Burke
Raton
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Dover
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Farmers’ Club
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Whitemarsh Township
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U. S. District Court
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Orrin A. Herbruck
Lewis Thomas
Chicago
Professor Swing
the Advance
George C. Miln
Arnostic” Repute
General Sherman
Asdrubal
St. John
New Brunswick
Collison
Point Lance
Newfoundland
St. Mary's
Philadelhia
J. W. Hoyt
Springfield
Supreme Secular Benevolent Association of
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Albany
Albert Hi, Beach
West Virginia
Wheelleg
John 8. Dormer
Colorado
Metter
Denver Mint
Gustave Schuitzer
Wyoming
Jonathan Young
Robert Boyd, Jr
Ee C. BR. Breckinridge
Arkansas
John C. Breckinridge
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