Dowling elected secretary at national Republican clubs
The eighth national convention of Republican clubs closed in Cleveland with M J Dowling of Minnesota elected secretary by a large margin. Dowling, a country editor and Minnesota House chief clerk, has been active in campaign work and led organizing efforts statewide. The convention debated silver vs tariff questions amid broader party organization talks.
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Bess M. J. Dowling
Minnesota
Minnesota House of Representatives
CLEVELAND
committee on
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Repubicole
Thurston
Nebraska
Irve silver
Tam
M. J. Dowling
Dowling
oan
state central committee
Massachusetts
John Js. Webster
McAlpin
Churchill
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Green
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George Gunton
New York
Pennsylvania
Byrnes
Tippecanoes
McKinley
laws
Allison
Ottawa
Kan
Hollenden
National Republican league
Sheriff Stops Strangler In Early Morning Shootout
Henry Foy, a colored man and relative by marriage, strangled a six year old girl then fled. The girl reached home and told her mother. Sheriff searched the county and found Foy at about four a.m. He fired when ordered to surrender, shooting Foy in the left side and killing him instantly.
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Henry Foy
Foy
Roy
Rising tides of trade shape optimistic lean in United States
K G Dun is upbeat about a broad rise in trade and industry across the United States despite uneven overall business. Bright crop prospects, replenished stockpiles, and strong wheat regions support the outlook, with fewer New World failures than last year though some regions face weather setbacks.
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K. G. Dun & Co
weekly review of trade
United States
Texas
EOST
Canada
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities
Yesterday's games across leagues included balanced results in Philadelphia York New York Boston Brooklyn Chicago St Louis and Providence. Key events featured Pottsville's 8 7 win and Hazleton 17 Reading 6 as well as a rainout for Carbondale Lancaster. In Noonday a robbery ended with a pistol hold up by William W Smith who clashed with Officer Argo resulting in multiple gunshot wounds to both sides.
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yesteray
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Spencer
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Peary Relief Expedition Set to Sail for Greenland
In New York on June 22, Mrs. Josephine Peary announced the Portia will depart Brooklyn this afternoon with Greenland expedition members for St Johns. They will transfer to Kite to sail for Greenland around July 1 under Emil Diebitsch of Washington DC, Mrs Peary's brother. Accident to the Yankee Doodle near Princeton slows a NY race. The steam yacht struck a sunken canal boat, broke propeller blades, was towed to Philadelphia for repairs, and the race against Norwood is postponed at least two weeks.
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The World
Josephine Peary
Portia
Brooklyn
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WN.E
Johan Bartletmaster
Geenland
Emil Diebitsch
Washington, D. C
TRENTON
Princeton
McBride
Philadelphia
Captain Williams Acquitted in Self Defense Verdict
WILLESSARRE Pa June 22 The jury found Captain James Williams not guilty in the murder case of Fortrer Chapman at Shirkshlooy last April It was shown the captain was assaulted first and shot in self defense The verdict drew applause and a spectator was reprimanded before Judge Lynch Frize Fighters Arraigned in Brooklyn June 22 Young Corbett and Eddie Pierce were arraigned for taking part in a prize fight They pleaded not guilty and were bailed £50 to await Kings County grand jury.
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Order of Iron Hall
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James Eckersley
Graham
Pennsylvania
Tron Hall
Iron Hall
Mutual Trust company of Philadelphia
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Arngid
Leah Carolina Constables Sentenced in Charlestown
In Charlestown Judge Simon ton sentenced three dispensary constables to one and two months in prison for seizing imported liquor in violation of an injunction under the interstate commerce law. One constable was dismissed and costs of several others are under consideration. Students Charged with Attempted Theft at Wesleyan University
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Leah Carolina
Mippietown
Conn
Woesleyan university
windlow
Emperor William Opens Baltic Canal Ceremony in Holten June
The Baltic and North Sea canal opening ceremony in Holten featured Emperor William I laying the final stone at a sunlit, open-air site near a lighthouse. Spectators filled a semi-circular plaza, while the imperial yacht Hohenzollern sailed the harbor as a grand banquet in a monumental shiplike hall hosted 1,009 guests including diplomats.
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Berlin
Menard
Skrydloff
Defense counsel seeks peace in Collins murder case
In Trenton on June 22 John S Durham of Philadelphia was engaged to aid Senator Daly and J L Conrad in defending Hughes Collins charged with murdering student Ohl The local black community is raising funds to assist in Collins defense amid the case and peace efforts.
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TRENTON
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Philadelphia
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Ohl
Duke of Cambridge to resign as commander in chief
London June 22 reports state the Duke of Cambridge will resign command of the British army on October 1. The post would not be abolished but its factions refined with future chiefs subject to standard staff appointments rules. The move follows strong opposition from radical groups led by Labouchere. The Duke, 1a years old and royal cousin, faces political pressure amid a broader battle over military leadership.
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Gladstone to Re enter Parliament in Liberal Return
London June 22 Trish Catholic reports Gladstone will rejoin the house of commons and lead the Liberals at the next general election. The aim is to push a home scale measure to settle national unrest.
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LONDON
Trish Catholic
house of commons
Pennsylvania Crew Postpones Big Race After Boat House Accident
A wash from a tug damaged Pennsylvania's shell as crews prepared for a tour mile race with Cornell and Columbia. The accident forced postponement to next Monday evening to allow repairs, disappointing thousands of spectators and local officials. Governor Morton was aboard the tug nearby during the events. The day had been favorable for racing with smooth water before the mishap.
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Columbia
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Noah
Morten
Hhinebeck
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Purvis to Be Hanged Again in Jacksons Mississippi
Purvis of Afarion county was convicted for killing a man who testified against whitecaps and sentenced to death. A botched hanging at the county jail led to the drop failing, the condemned man was remanded to jail, and a new execution date was set for July 30.
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Agenne Jacksons
Miss
Will Purvis
Afarion
Terrell
Fugitive Bank Cashier’s Confession
W J Zierhut the decamping cashier of Milligan State bank Milligan Neb arrested here has made no confession to a newspaper representative. He cited a Nebraska law restricting officers from borrowing more than two percent of a bank's capital and claimed he borrowed about 710 using fictitious or accommodation notes. He said the Milligan bank owes less than 1000 dollars and he would return without fuss.
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W. J. Zierhut
Milligan State bank
Milligan
Neb
Nebraska
Milligan bank
Fatal Floods in Hungary Hit City and Villages
A Daily News dispatch from Losnox reports uprising thunder storms in Austria Hungary with floods and flotilla [likely floods], drowning many people and injuring crops. Prince Ratibor's villa near Pesth burned to the ground due to lightning.
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Losnox
Daily News
Austria-Hungary
Prince Ratibor
Pesth
Dynamite Explosion Strikes Tunnelton Area
Lightning struck a dynamite magazine near Tunnelton at about nine last night. An awful explosion followed with several people killed and much property destroyed.
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W. V.a
Tunnelton
Alleged Misdemeanor in Office In Blair County
Blair county grand jury filed presentments charging County Commissioners John Hurd and James Funk with misdemeanor in office. Hurd is charged with subornation of perjury over a $516 contract for painting and papering the courthouse. Hurd allegedly offered a witness $100 to remain silent.
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