Exciting Runaway and Fourth of July Plans in Newark
The Newark Gazette notes a runaway wagon incident in front of Caskey's residence, with cargo of base ball bate, potatoes, cucumbers and more. Plans unfold for a Fourth of July program including horse and mule racing and a wheelbarrow race as Newark gears up for festivities. A Dover report discusses a state reward offered for Collingwood Hallett and skepticism about Pinkerton detectives. Also mentions Wilmington & Northern Railroad excursion tickets at reduced rates for July 1 to July 4 with return by July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
New Castle County
Montrose A. Pallen
Ann E. Pallen
Wilmington
Joveph P. Gomenys
Timeton
Htwen Hundred
Maxwell
James Makn
Ilmington
H. G. Knowles
the Gazette
Newark
James A. Wilson
Rehoboth
Braine
Push
L. Vandegrift
H. H. Haines
Hallett
Dover Fentinel
Finkerton
Collingwood FP. Hallett
New York
N. BR
Wilmington & Northern Railroad
Uqual
Jemima Spenser
Walnut Street
Fourth and
King Streets
Cummins
Burt
Samuel G. Smith
Perryville
Kane
Jones
Middletown
William Polk, Jr
Charles Tatman Polk
Middletown Poser
Polk
Odessa
Swarthmore College
Rumsey
Sarah E. Polk
Drawyer’s Cemetery
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pa Aer
Wilmington & Baltimore
Philadelphia
Maryland and Central Division
Reinstatement talk haunts local baseball club
Local notes describe manager Waitt's possible reinstatement and calls for club discipline. Bar ber and Bresnaham are expected to be released today, with Bresnaham likely to join Anthracite. Four new players may be signed by the Beas in a few days as the team seeks solid management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Roby Suappaiatea
Waitt Bei
Pares Camden
Del
Jay
Ellison
Panckalepacem
Barber
Bresnaham
Waitt
Hague
Parker
Harrisburgs
Beas
Providence Baseball Siaptamatante
Benanorsis
ManAeen Young
Providence B. B.C. P
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR SEVERAL LOCAL LODGES AND GROUPS
The week saw elections across many Delaware lodges and societies. Results list officers for the Stationary Engineers of Delaware, the House hold of Faith Church, DuPont Post No 2, Washington Lodge No 1, Excelsior Lodge No 7, Washington Assembly, Good Intent Division No 3, and others with names such as William A. T. Sargent, P. Flood, M. J. McNelly, John Me nes, and W. B. Crongrove among them.
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Stationary Engineers of
Delaware
William A. T. Sargent
P. Flood
M. J. McNelly
John Menes
Staats
Tier de Anes
Thomas Pierce
Lestructors
H. Baker
William H. Miller
Baker
National Association
Chicago
C. C
W. H. Linslen
C. Hamilton
W. B. Crongrove
J. T. Mion
Household of Faith Church
Lewis A. Bower
David Fox
E. J. Millward
Samuel J. Bower
John T. Pierce
John Pent
Henry W. Zimmerman
Samuel Bradford
Ae Son
U. W
John E. Perry
James Reeves
E. M. Russell
E. G. Shortridge
Jacob Butz
DuPont
Matthew Macklen
George W. Gregg
Department of Delaware
J. Harrie Glatts
William O’connor
Boat Council of Administration
Washington Lodge No. 1
K. of P
Samuel Johnson
V. C
William Lindad
M. Zs A
James Denny
John T. Bart
Excelsior Lodge No
James O. Adama
Frank H. Quigley
William Potter
Joseph Figarata
J. H. Porter
Washington Assembly
Joseph H. Price
James T. Laws
William E. Sherwood
John ©. Sasse, Jr
Robert R. Jefferie
James
Lisa W. J. E. Collins
TH. B. Yarrall
D. W. Biaselie
A. Booth
J. T. Hollingsworth
Z. Pickels
L. J. Devenop
W. J. E. Collins
New Railroad Scheme Aims to Span Nation with Narrow Gauge
Secret Indianapolis meeting unveils People’s Railroad Company of America plan to build over 11,000 miles of narrow gauge track from San Francisco and Chicago toward New Orleans and beyond. Capital stock listed at 360 million dollars, with stockholders from Indiana, California, Illinois, and beyond. Key organizers name J. C. Shoemaker J. H. Rice E Kennedy and others, with directors elected and offices set in Indianapolis.
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Knights of St. Lawrence
Atlantic City
North East
Judge Wales
Smiths
Shipley Run
Marshal McMullen
Colonel Moore
F. B. Hickman
Arlington Cotton Mills
Republic
Daimages
New Baltimore
Bitudel
Isaac 3. Elliott
J. C. Elliott
George Miller
Constable Springer
Squire Cole
William A. Read
Washington Hill
Second Street Market House
Elliott, Johnson & Co
Herbert
Front
Union Streets
Union Street
Market Street
Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad
Bruner
Logan House
William C Spruance
Jacob Moore
Junction & Breakwater Railroad Company
Sypiana Pouis
Chicago
Orleans
Indiana
Bearon
Indianapolis
People's
California
J. C. Shoemaker
E. Kennedy
J.B. Stewart
Myron W. Reed
J. H. Rice
Ath Rites
G. A. Brough
G.jon
James H. Baird
W. T. Croft
Jacob Roberts
David Parson
Detroit
C. E. Sw. H. J. Bone
R. J. Breckinridge
Louisville
San Francisco
Ae Aed Mas Hoss
New Jersey
Michigan
H. I. Bone
J. O. Baird
D. H. Panple
W. 1. Elston
J. H. Stewart
Indiana Bank of Commerce
Freeman Wright
Sc. Louis
Executions in Fort Smith and scattered 1880s notices
The report covers three murderers Martin Joseph Wm Finch and Tualista hanged at Fort Smith Arkansas with time of death and their last statements. It includes details of their sentences and crimes plus earlier hangings and a broad notice of related events like a Cambride Md hanging and Musings from Rioumont Va on hostile correspondence Beirne Elam and a looming duel.
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Ohio
Washtneron
Jne
the Sun
John G. Thompson
John Sherman
Martin Joseph
Finch
Tualista
Joseph
Fineh
Emanue C. Cochran
Tysas
Fine
Burt Juhewon
Urimky
Neapthe
Joseph Siled Bay Stephens
Rioumont
Messrs
Beirne
Elam
Lewisburg
West Virginia
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IANOS
Organs
Qunteprinkler
Eward
Collingwood Mall
Monroe Street
Brown
Jos
Ly Carmentreh, JR
Rian Strecka
Erent
Sma
Tatnall Street
E. Cor
Ninth
Madisonels
Dick Pras
Mit
H. Staats
Mas
Merino
Torchon
Fancy Burrows
Alsoa
WML
J. Wallister
Dickinson & Bro
Giana
J. J. Smith
Shipley
B. F. Townsend
Elte
Cold Spring Lee & Coal Com
King Street
Goa
Bush
Pier 2
Phila
Fretch Street
G. W. Bush & Sons
Z. James Belt
Wilmington, del
Albion
N. J
Lentz & Singrist
Ily
The
Bea
Sheldon
Ocean Grove
Grove
Ashi
Team Heat
Imod
W. E. Sheldon
Termmya
L T. Gardner
J. T. Gardner
N. W. Cor
Seventh & Shipley Sts
OTICE
Aid Lian Nepeeteton
Ly Hee
Evenin
Star Loan Association
Snow
Miller
Tate
Efron
Ste Cauta
Sonia
New Castle
Annie M. Minous
Robert C.M. Mingus
Robert A.ingus
Uline
Nilmiangton
Joseph F Comagus
Kge
A. Maxwell
Reguter
Daily Gazette
Menand
Omice L
Biggs
T. Seeam
Rote
Wailtt
Merritt
Trenton
Green
Householder
Lefton
Sweeney
Quinton
Philadelphe
Errora
Kora
Welch
Coleman
Providence
Boston
Cincinnati
Metropolitan
Brooklyn
Yale
Staten Island
Associated Press
Pottsville
Easton
Reading
Bane
Delaware Railroad
Clayton
Maryland Division
Henry M. Carter
Middle Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware Division
I. N. Mills
D. H. Mackey
B. Murphy
John Mahoney
John W. Woodbury
Faith Church
George R. Kramer
Rufus Wendell
Riverview Cemetery
Wilmin
A. V. Gaynor
Christy & Son's
Middletown Transcript
Citizens’ National Bank
Dover
Middletowns
First National Bank of Red
Hickey
Phipps
United States
Ainscow
Edward J. White
Weldin
United States Fish Commission
Jusey & Jones Company
Wood's Hole
Massachusetts
Cheater
Long Taland Sound
Newport
Ball& Cn S
General Grant
Onicaco
Milwaukee
Algernon
Sartoris
Mrs. Bush
James Johnson
John Jordan
Logan Mouse
Johnson
LAVON
Uerers
Cammiudge
George Luke
Cambrides
Clara Simmons
Hooper’s Island
Morrow
Philadela
Davis
Stan Arte Lees Street
Ae Howard
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