Israel W. Durham Dies Sudden Party Leader in Philadelphia
State senator Israel W. Durham, a dominant Philadelphia political figure, died suddenly of heart disease at his Atlantic City summer home. He led a powerful machine, helped elect Alexander Crow in 1896, and faced reform challenges in later years. His death unsettles a fractured Republican scene as they consider district attorney plans and rising reformer Clarence Gibboney.
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Durham
Philadelphia
Israel W. Durham
Atlantic City
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Morrisburg
We Ia
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Board of Tax Revision
Thomas F. Durham
William Norris
Albert Durham Morris
Navy
J. Clayton Erb
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Red Gables
Here
David Martin
Alexander Crow
Samuel N. Ashtwidge
John Weaver
Mr. Durham
Atship
James P. McNichol
McNichol
John EF. Reyburn
Weaver
Samuel P. Rotan
Routan
Clarence Gibboney
Gibbouney
William Penn
Haad
Rotan
Rotap
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Testing Guaranty Law Under Scrutiny in Nebraska
William J. Bryan plan faces federal examination as Webster sues to strike down Nebraska guaranty act claiming it ejects private banks, compels incorporation, and that the law diverts private debt payments as the legislature questions business as quasi public. Three Italian laborers drown near Rowney West Virginia while bathing.
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Lively
Neb
Vandevanter and
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J. L. Webster
Webster
Bubonic Plague Certification at La Guaira June 29
La Guaira Venezuela is officially certified as a bubonic plague area as of June 29. Washington authorities report the certification following health inspections and preventive measures. The advisory urges monitoring and limited travel to affected zones.
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la Guaira
Washington
Venezuela
Helo as accomplice in Sigel murder case in New York
Inspector McCafferty, head of the New York detective bureau, announces Chung Sin is linked as a possible accomplice with Leon Ling in the murder of Lal Sterol. Police intensify nationwide cooperation, tracking Ling’s likely escape ship due July 3 in Yokohama, vowing to arrest him if alive.
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Chung Sin
Sigel
McCafferty
Lal
Leon Ling
Sed “Deh
Leon Fi
Leon
Yokohama
Brandenburg Case Goes to Jury Today
New York June 29 The trial of Broughton Brandenburg charged with grand larceny in selling a spurious letter of Grover Cleveland to the New York Times goes to the jury today Oswald N Jacoby, for Brandenburg, argues there were powerful interests at work to discredit the article and that key witnesses were not called He says if the letter is genuine, the Times got what it paid for and the signature authenticity becomes immaterial.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
Grover Cleveland
New York Times
Oswald N. Jacoby
Brandenburg
FP. S. Kastings
Cleveland
the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
Minkey
City College
Times
Heat wave to ease today with cooler Atlantic forecast
Weather officials say the heat wave nears its end with today expected to bring lower temperatures in the Atlantic states and cooler weather in New England. Thunder showers are forecast east of the Rocky Mountains, while the nationwide nine day heat spell has produced some of the hottest readings including 114 in Yuma and 100 in San Antonio.
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Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
New England States
Rocky Mountains
Gevera Ag
Yuma
Arigive
Waren
S. C
San Antos
Pex
Weather Outlook and LaCrosse Strike Settlement
West Virginia sees local showers today and a cooler, partly cloudy Wednesday. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio expect partial cloudiness with a modest drop in temperature and light to moderate north and northeast winds. LaCrosse street railway strike settled in La Crosse Wisconsin on June 24 with the wenesin concessions.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
LaCrosse
Wis
LaCrosse Street Railway
Cars Running Again After Pittsburg Street Car Strike
After two days of trolley shutdown causing heavy losses, 2700 workers return to duty under new terms. Settlement ends strike with reduced runs from 213 to 106, no holiday overtime, and reinstatements for Conductor McGibney and Walboth. Arbitration set over Ashford dismissal. Mayor Magee to appoint third arbiter if needed. Cincinnati agency hires 125 men to replace strikers.
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Pittabarg
Witteth
Bert
Baggun UK
Nornil Gs
Pittsburg Rediness Pony
Tama Wen
Wescreehin
Williams
Abeer
Sco
Avery Car Baru
Railways Company
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Railways Company
Walboth
McGibney
James Ashford
Cincinnati
Suspects Bound Over in Blackhand Case in Toledo
At a preliminary hearing Salvatore Lima, Sebastian Lima, and Salvatore Rizzo, all of Marion, were bound over to the federal grand jury. Lima bonds were raised to 6000 dollars and 5000 dollars for the others as they may stay in county jail for inability to post. Sebastian Lima denounced the action.
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Toledo
Salvatore
Sebastian Lima
Salvatore Rizzo
Marion
Federal Grand Jury
Salvatore Lima
Fifteen Year Old Girl Commits Suicide in Fairmount Park
In Philadelphia on June 29 Estelle Irene Goodrich aged fifteen took her life by jumping into the Schuylkill River at Fairmount Park. The stepmother offers no reason for the act.
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Philadelphia
Estelle Irene Goodrich
Schuylkill River
Fairmount Park
Dies From Pin Prick in Pottsville Pa
James Wentzell age forty eight railway brakeman died from blood poisoning caused by the prick of a pin in Pottsville Pennsylvania on June 29. He had worked on the railroad and the death was attributed to infection from a minor injury.
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Pottsvile
James Wentzell
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