Hanna Discusses Bur ton Troubles With President
Washington June 10 Senator Hanna held a long conference with the President and spoke about Mr Burton of Ohio and his withdrawal from the Congress race. He said Burton’s charges were unfounded and the situation absurd. Hanna noted a civil service probe found no violation and that the President would not censure Cleveland officials. He planned to Ohio for a wedding with Civil Service official Garrett accompanying.
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Washington
Hane Be
Burton
Ohio
Congress
Ung
Manna
Maina
Cleveland
Hanna
Civil Service Commission
Lak von
Son
Jittor Hanna Sai
Mrr
Jamon Carfield
Bins
Garfleld
Ly" Snyder
Elephant Man
Peter Shannon
Aud Snyder
Nettle
Snyder
Shannon
Nettie
Loves
Linth
Defeat for the Plow Boy of Indiana headline in Pennsylvania race
Harrisburg July reports indicate Judge Samuel W. Pennypacker will be the Republican gubernatorial nominee at tomorrow's convention. Opposition to ex-State Senator William M. Brown for lieutenant governor and Major Isaac B. Brown for secretary of Internal affairs is noted. Pennypacker and Watres unite to control the convention organization, with caucuses planned and large demonstrative support from miners and agrarian clubs.
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Harrisburg
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Wim. M. Brown
New Castle
Isaac B. Brown
Erle
John P. Elkin
Snedling
Pennypacker
Quay
Hikin
Louly A. Watres
Scranton
Watres
Boles Penrose
Dolin D. Bibley
Fennypicker
Watres Delet
Gates
Welock
Wleln
Hall of Representatives
Elkin
Hici
Coun Mes
Kilkin
Indang
Schuylkill Region
Lykens Valley
Cayltol Wad
Co operative Butcher Shop Sparks Rush In New York
A new New York Co operative butcher shop in the Jewish quarter drew long queues as hundreds bought chuck meat at loss prices. The Soxhor Dutcher shop opened under the East Side Women's Anti last disavowal oversight and sold out within hours. The association plans more shops across the district.
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New York
Hue
Uniform Style of Dancing May Be Adopted
New York June 10 The Normal School Association Monsters of Dancing of the United States and Canada opened its ninth annual convention in this city. About one thousand dancing teachers attended, one third women. The convention will run ten days with a key topic the proposed adoption of a uniform style of dancing across the country and Canada.
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New York
Normal School Association
Monsters of Dancing
United States
Canada
Fishermen Arrested at Twin Lakes in Kent Manhunt
Akron men Charles Lane Jol Hanelman and Brad Lester were arrested at Twin Lakes by Kent game warden John Jones on Sunday. They faced charges after a patrol halted a jol and were tried before Kent Mendoy. Discharged with weak violent evidence, the case left questions about the alleged cover actions and motives.
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Charles Lane
Jol
Victor Hanelman
Bred Lester
Akron
Twin Lakes
Noit Seit
Gane
John Jones
Kent
Gillet
Hetfee Julin
Ture Bolus
Conyiet
Silineta
Priboe
Man Arrested Again After Early Release
A man was released and immediately rearrested on charges of petty larceny in Stratton’s later case. Hanselman, John, faces trial set for June 16.
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John Hanselman
Eill Petting
Stratton
Unanimous Selection at Primary Meeting
At a Monday meeting of the primary board Howard A Montenyoh was chosen to serve as poor private on the board. Directors had previously failed to agree on a candidate. Dr Nipple retires as physician.
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Montenyohl
Tntimary
A. Montenyoh
Dirertare
Nipple Ig
Phyeteina
Infant Lewis Scherer Dies After Blow At School
Over the year 1886 in Winona Minnesota a seven month old infant named Lewis Scherer died from a blow to the head. The post mortem found a brain pressure clot as the cause. Scherer was reported to be an infant seven months old when the incident occurred involving the Athiwaukes and St Paul vestibule wreck and related family history.
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Winona
Minn
Lewis Scherer
Scherer
Sherer
Athiwaukes & St. Paul
Haji
Ge AndiNothor
Henry 4
Whipple
Merely an Investment by Mr P11 at Forge and Union
Maxon plans to repair a house on the corner of Forge and Union streets, a property he bought some time ago and will hold as an investment.
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Maxon
Forge and
Union Sts
A Nice Pension Granted to Mr Henry Welchmoeliner
Mr Henry Welchmoeliner of Doyles town has been granted a pension of 40 dollars per month, effective immediately.
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Henry Welchmoeliner
Doylestown
Amnesty Act Benefits Noted In President's Move
New York reports President Pahon signed amnesty benefiting several convicted fraudsters including Estes G. Rathbone and W. Nevloy. Nevloy, in prison four years for post office fraud, awaits Supreme Court ruling on his bail while expressing readiness to return home and pursue business schemes.
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New York
Pahon
Cabang
Americite
Tavata Dispatch
Tv ‘Tribune
Estes G. Rathbone
W. Nevloy
Nevloy
Rathbetie
Supreme Court of Appeals
Neeley
Cubin
Pershaps
Blehth Heel Meat band to play in May day concert at Gintee Park
The event promised by Bandmaster We TR Palmer will occur during the May day exercises at Gintee Park. Saturday at 8 pm the program opens with patriotic hymns and songs led by the band, followed by lively selections. Children are urged to attend and join in the activities, with everyone invited.
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Fen
Palmer
Gintee Park
Patriotte Mirasso
Banked In His Socks in Sudden Death Case
In New Brunswick New Jersey an undertaker discovering a man named James Stage who died suddenly found $1200 in a jug. Stage, a native of Conneautville Pennsylvania, was employed in New York and preparing for an initiation when he died, prompting an unusual discovery in his desk drawers.
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New York
Juié
James Stage
Eles Cua Main
New Brimkwick
N. J
Stage
Conneautville
Pas
Old Soldier Stricken At Store In Parke County
An elderly veteran wearing Grand Army attire collapsed from heart failure at A. Reilly’s antique shop shortly after noon Tuesday. Parke ambulance rushed him to the hospital where he remained unable to speak. A card was handed to him and he wrote a name, Samuel Quillan.
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Grand Army
A. Reilly
Parke
Samuel Quillan
Fire kills nine in Chicago hotel blaze
Fire swept the Hotel Woodruff complex in a building once known as Motel Lancaster. Nine men and one woman died and about thirty were injured as delirium tremens patients and drug addicts faced the flames on the fifth floor. Rescue efforts failed for many upper-floor occupants as the elevator shaft accelerated the inferno. Alderman Kent and his attendant Wattles narrowly escaped after Wattles lowered him from a window and guided others to safety. Kent died from injuries shortly after. The blaze began in the basement and spread rapidly, despite quick arrival of the fire department and ambulances.
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Chicago
St Luke's
Wahunluve
James Newell
Alderman Kent
Uim
Renin
Mey
Osella
Murder Trial Progress in Ravenna Court
Rapid developments marked a Ravenna murder case as Harley Mohiy testified as the first witness followed by Elwood Mahan. Neighbors St Dell Wilson and Hugh Matteson described the scene while Dr George Wagoner and other officials testified.
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Ravenna
Vaugie
Harley Mohiy
Vaughn
Vaughn By A Formar Haabwnd
Elwood Mahan
St Dell Wilson
Hugh Matteson
George 4. Wagoner
Portage County
FW. Bhitke
John G. Speizer
Cleveland
J. 8. Daniely
Jule Robinson
Oiuly
Alexander Attends Detroit Charity Meeting With Alger
Hon J Park Alexander returned from Michigan where he served as a delegate to the National Association of Charities with Corrections in Detroit. He dined with Gen R A Alger, noting Alger’s frailty yet daily office attendance, and reported Detroit reception and the Union Charity Association’s plans for a new building on South High.
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J. Park Alexander
Michigan
Gov. Nash
Union Charty Association of
Akron
National Association of Charities With
Detroit
Ohie
Detroit. ‘the Governor and State Oftieius, the Mayor of Tetroit
Kulk
South High
Architeut I
Flower Mission Recital and Flower Deliveries
The Flower Mission observed a Monday afternoon event in which many flowers were donated and arranged into bonnets and bouquets with scripture texts. Flowers were sent to hospitals, the sick, and the county jail, following the mission’s long-standing tradition started by Miss Jane Cassidy. Speakers included Mr. Hays, Mrs. Whyler, and a duet by two girls, with Mrs. Watt contributing a brief talk on the Flower Mission.
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Jane Crissidy
PrerCises
Mr. Hays
J. Uhler
Lower Mixston
Mrs. Whyler
Ivo Sina
Ivo Sina Girly
Abs. A. Adamson
the Flower Mixston
Mike Jennis Cassidy
Watt
City Hall project eyed after bond plan approval
Council and Commissioners meet to authorize selling the old City Hall site by bid for the new City Hall construction funded by bond issue under Longworth rules. A high bid will determine the property buyer. plans include council and committee cooperation and a tight timeline for street options and building approvals.
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Gow City Hill
Connell
Li Hicote
MR Reona
Longworth
Lioness Nettie Undergoes Brain Pressure Operation
Nettie the lioness at the New York Central Park Menagerie suffers an abscess and nearly total blindness from brain pressure after a head injury from a fall. Director John Smuth and veterinarian surgeon Edward M. Levey perform an emergency operation as custody and control of the situation proceed with ropes and restraints.
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New York
Nettie
Central Park Menagerie
Te Menagerie
Elephant House
Dee
Tireetor
John Smulth
Tie
Prom
Mysterious Akron Building For Experimental Purposes
A small, unusual building near Beaver and Carroll is under construction by T. F. Goodleh Co. on land purchased earlier. Officials say the purpose is special work and experimental, with a high board fence and barbed wire surrounding the site.
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Indicat Beaver
Carroll Sis
T. F. Goodleh Co
Akron
Jess Giratrie
Gooieh Cn
Somialt Lake park offers top shows this week
A lively evening unfolds at Somialt Lake park with James R. Tryan and Company opening a light farce, followed by Harry P. Ford with New York songs. Wayne and Lana perform contortions and acrobatics, Ryan and Ryan deliver Irish comedy, and Ody offers a Dutch act. The program draws a large audience and promises strong box office all week.
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Somialt Lake Park
Bette
Dors
James R. Tryan
Harey P Ford
New York
Wayne
Lana
Ryan
Diunell
Hyan
Tie Wife
Boyd
Thindni
The W Thor Tonight Northeast Weather Outlook
The forecast covers cooler conditions with a north east breeze and a fair mood for Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to trend lower across the region with no precipitation in the near term.
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Roosevelt
Indiana
Boss Quay
Co-operative
F. W. Neeley
Wentlived
Alger
Mr. Alexander
Charities
Connelinen
Coninlesionete
Heiser
Coniulestanies Peneid
Old City Hall
Bidward M. Levey
Summit Lake Park
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