Anchor Line steamships offer scenic Great Lakes voyages
Pennsylvania Railroad promotes comfortable Anchor Line passenger steamships with daylight views of lakeside cities. The Detroit River, Lake St. Clair and the Soo locks feature on a five day Buffalo to Duluth trip of over eleven hundred miles aboard the Juniata and Tionesta, stopping at Erie Cleveland Detroit Mackinac Island Seo Marquette Houghton and Hancock Duluth.
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Atlantic
Great Lakes
Lakes
Detroit River
Lake St. Clair
Great Ship Canal
Lake Huron
Soo
Michigan
Buffalo
Duluth
Juniata
Tionesta
Erie
Cleveland
Detroit
Mackinac Island
Seo
Marquette
Houghton
Hancock
Bryan Denies Tale Of Cash Ties To Nebraska Campaign
Lincoln June 6 William J Bryan answers a New York article accusing Thomas F Ryan of funding the Nebraska campaign. He asserts any Ryan contribution was without his knowledge and offers to return funds if proved. He defends his Parker support, noting open, independent backing since the St Louis convention and contrasts it with hostile press usage.
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Lincoln
Neb
Associated Press Today
William J. Bryan
New York
Bryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Ryan
Nebraska
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Republican Committee
Reopens Old Sore at Pantheon Dreyfus Shooting Comes After Zola
June 6 Paris scene at the Pantheon after Zola canonization. Louis Antholine Gregor, a military writer, shot Major Alfred Dreyfus twice. Dreyfus unhurt. bullet in forearm. Government sides with honoring Dreyfus and Zola. Picquart to nominate Dreyfus for the Legion of Honor. Belmont near death in Hempstead. Oliver A P Belmont reported dying. George Siler, prizefencer, knocked out in Chicago State meet.
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J1st
Emile Zola
Pantheon
Franca
Louis Antholine Gregor
Alfred Dreyfus
Zola
Major Dreyfus
Gregori
General Boulanger
Dreyton
Carnot
Victor Hugo
Dreyfus
Clementeau
Picquart
Anatole Franca
Eix
Oliver H. P. Belmont
New York
Oliver A. P. Belmont
Hempstead
L. I
McNichol Aims Warrants in Philadelphia Perjury Case
Star Senator James P. McNichol Procures warrants for Max Kaufmann and D Clarence Gibboney on perjury and libel charges connected to accusations over a $10,000 payment to influence officials and expose disorderly houses. Mayor Reyburn dismissed Kaufmann, triggering further legal action as hearings loom.
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Philadelphia
James P. McNichol
Max Kaufmann
Ant Today
Mai Reyburn
D. Clarence Gibbone
Law and Order’ Sociéty
Wirants
Kaufm
Gibboney
McNichol
Republican
Kauffmann
Me. Nichol
Gibbongy
Ralda
John Weaver
Kaufmann
Leng McNichol
McNichoe
Cibboney
Reyburn
Witner
Gambiera
D. Clarence Gibboney
Allie
Renounces Christianity Former Rabbi Returns to Faith
Boston reports a New York Episcopal clergyman, Rev Samuel Freuder, who attended a Boston Sabbatarian meeting, renounced his orders and returned to Judaism. He was formerly a Jew,Christian convert, and is tied to the Pennsylvania diocese. He says he would rather sell his heart than preach in Christian pulpits again after seventeen years in various churches. A controversial remark follows about his seven teen year wait to speak out. Also noted is a Johnstown embezzlement case involving Hoze Goksovic, a foreign banker, and Peter Zenich’s related charges in Pittsburg. Anaberry Renominated in Bryan, Ohio for Congress by the Fifth District Democratic convention.
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Boston
Jane
Samuel Freuder
New York
Episcopal Church
Massiagahc Society
Freuder
Ganons
Pennsylvania
Pine Hood
Bernat Angell
DeWitt Memeiisburch
Proug der Aald
Johnstown
Hoze Gok ‘Sovic
Pittsburg
Peter Zenich
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Nebraska Campaign Fund
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George Siler
Aaleago
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Rayo Lam
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Hice
Fray An Sarmony
Oxford
Owank & GO
Mage’s
Philadelphia ST
D.C. Mack & Son
Gibboney and
Kaufrinty
Anaberry
Ausherry
DeHaven
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