Dalzell Leads in Pennsylvania Primary Contests
Spirited races for Congress State Senate and State House nominations marked the June primary across counties. Dalzell leads in the Thirtieth District against R J Black while A J Barchfeld appears ahead in the Thirty second and Granam seems defeated in the Twenty ninth to Porter.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Congress
State Senate
State House of Representatives
C. L
A. J. Barchfeld
Car ‘Cappell
H. H. Negley
William H. E Granam
Stephen G. Porter
A. Mitchell Palmer
Stroudsburg
J. Davis
Brodony
South Bethlehem
Dalzell leads in renomination race amid ward results
Pittsburg reports show Congressman John Dalzell ahead of Dr. R J Black in East End districts with 1400 to 600 votes. Scattered boroughs show mixed slates for Dalzell and Black while Oliver leads Flynn in the Senate delegation race. Victory margins and sticker ballots appear in Montgomery County and other districts as late returns roll in.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
John Dalzell
R. J. Black
East End
Dalzell
Black
Mckeesport
Brandock
Turtle Creek
Wilmerdig
Dilzell
George T. Oiiver
William Flynn
Oliver
Flynn
L. B. Cook
W. H. Graham
W. H. Porter
Schuylkill County
Garner
Robert D. Heaton
Speaker Cannon
Tan
Louis Emery, Jr
Cameron
Centre
Clearfield
McKean
Charles E. Patton
Republicans
Joseph C. Sibley
Jesse L. Hartman
Stineman
Hartman
Wanger
Berks
Montgomery
William C. Huey
Harper
Israel H. Supplee
Rosemont
John Miller
William T. Creasy
State Grange
House of Representatives
Columbia County
Charles W. Sones
Williamsport
Carbon
Monroe Pike
Wayne Counties
Harvey Hoffman
Rodger L. Burnett
Stroudsburg
Congress
PRESIDENT'S BROTHER SAILS ON GERMAN LINER
Charles P. Taft brother of the President sails yesterday on the Hamburg American liner Amerika with his wife and daughter. He says public sentiment is not waning and that the people remain with the President. He is out of politics and not surprised by Roosevelt's English speech. The Tafts plan to stay abroad until October and will tour Spain by car.
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Amerika
Charles P. Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
England
Rosevelt Simon Pure
Spain
Philippines
West India Islands
Mrs Doxey Arrested on Bigamy Charge in St Louis
Mrs Dora E Doxey, acquitted of the murder charge against William J Erder, was arrested on a warrant charging bigamy in St Louis. She posted bond and was released. preliminary hearing set for June 16. The case of Dr L B Doxey, charged jointly with his wife, was held over.
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ST. Louis
Dora E. Doxey
William J. Erder
L. B. Doxey
Fourteen Suits Against a Railroad
Mineola June 4 Among the eighty one causes on the preferred and trial calendar of the June term of the Supreme Court are fourteen personal damage suits against the Long Island Railroad. Mrs Mary Lehrs seeks twenty thousand dollars damages for the loss of her husband killed at a crossing east of Mineola in September 145. At previous trials the jury has never agreed on a verdict.
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Mineola, L
Supreme Court
Long Island
Mary Leehrs
Mineola
Fires Report From Yesterday Across The City
The notice lists multiple fire incidents with times and locations including 1288 St Francis, 14 West Street, 434 West 434 St Northwestern District, East 6th Street Joseph Eit, and 1st Avenue Michael Coine. Amounts claimed range from 5 to 200 dollars with various residents named or indicated as unknown.
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Francis
Andrew Sampson
C.s
Michael Coine
Last Evin
G. Fitzpatrick
West End
Frank Milovich
Park “Row
Mulberry
Nsee Ee
Ernest "“Strattmann
Fox Bt
Lbrock
Westchester
New - York
Speech urging guardianship of Egypt and Sudan by Britain
The speaker stresses respect and unity among nations and argues for continued British guidance in Africa and Egypt. He lauds East Africa and Uganda while condemning Mahdist rule in the Sudan and calls for firm, just governance to protect civilization and prevent chaos. He warns against sentimentality and urges Egypt to maintain order and punish incitement to murder.
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Africa
East Africa
Uganda
Sudan
Egypt
America
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Roosevelt arrives in Stratford on a brief visit
Theodore Roosevelt lands at Stratford on June 4 and is greeted by a large crowd at the station. He plans to visit Shakespeare's birthplace and Anne Hathaway's cottage tomorrow during his short sojourn hosted by Sir George and Lady Trevelyan.
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Sir George Trevelyan
Shakespeare
Stratford-On-Avon
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Sir George
Trevelyan
Will Visi Shakespeare
Anne Hathaway
Scandinavian liner United States ashore in fog at Christiansand
The Scandinavian American Line steamship United States ran aground in Christiansand Fiord in heavy fog. It is not in danger unless a storm forms. The vessel was en route from Copenhagen to New York with many passengers aboard. all were landed and will likely continue the voyage on English liners.
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Christiansand
Scandinavian-American Line
United States
Christiansand Fiord
Copenhagen
New York
Two Missionaries Drown Off Gulf of Cambay
Miss Mary E Williams of Philadelphia and Howard F Bishop of Ames Iowa missionaries of the Methodist Episcopal Church drowned while bathing in the Gulf of Cambay near Bulsar. Williams struggled and Bishop, a strong swimmer, attempted to rescue her before both sank. Bodies recovered. Bishop had been in India since 1904 stationed at Nadiad. Williams, well known in Philadelphia Methodist circles, had recently returned from an eighteen month furlough and went back to India last fall.
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Bombay
Mary E. Williams
Philadelphia
Howard Francis Bishop
Ames
Iowa
Board of Foreign Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gulf of Cambay
Bulsar
Wiliams
Bishop
India
Nadiad
Mary F. Williams
Grove City
Womats Foreign Missionary Society
Uxo
Hale Losing Ground in Maine Gop Delegates Fight
Col Frederick Hale, son of Senator Eugene Hale, struggles in Maine district delegate caucuses for the Republican nomination to succeed Amos L. Allen. Asher Hinds leads with 75 pledged delegates to 55 for Hale and 11 for Reynolds. fusion efforts and potential deadlock loom, with talk that Allen may be pressed to return to the race to heal a bitter factional split.
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New York Times
Portland
Frederick Hale
Congress
Amos L. Allen
Eugene Hale
Hale
Asher C. Hinds
National House of Representatives
Col. Hale
Edward C Reynolds
South Portland
Reynolds
Hinds
Allen
Lawyer Wiener Faces Disbarment Bid In New York Court
The Committee on Discipline of the New York County Lawyers Association petitioned in U S District Court to disbar Jacob I Wiener over alleged counsel fees and aiding a debtor to favor creditors. Judge Hand appointed Edward H Childs as referee to hear the motion. The committee contends Wiener charged 500 dollars for advice to fraudulently dispose of Kar stock.
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New York County Lawyers’ Association
United States District Court
Jacob I. Wiener
Wiener
Philipp Kar
Kars
Ixar
Wierer
Kar
Hand
Edward H. Childs
Committee On Discipline
Wyoming lands withdrawn from coal entry by Interior
The Interior Department has withdrawn one million three hundred thousand acres of Wyoming land from coal entry pending classification and valuation. The land in Townships 34 to 41 and Ranges 66 to 72 west contains valuable coal deposits and will undergo field examinations in the summer before classification and potential restoration to agricultural entry.
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Washington
Wyoming
Interior Department
Child Strangled While Playing Horse on Delancey Street
Three year old Max Berl ine died after a tape harness placed around his neck, likely from a stumble on the stairs while playing horse with seven year old Mollie Greenberg. Mollie denies wrongdoing. mother notes prior quarrel between families. Autopsy found the half inch tape wrapped three times around the neck. Police investigate as a noncriminal accident.
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Delancey Street
Max Ber~line
Dr. Carr
Gouverneur Flospiital
iMfangan
Carr
Lehane
Mollie Greenberg
St Sheriff Street
Mollie
Berlines
Mra. Berline
Berline
Deed Fraud Charged In Bronx Property Suit
Florine A. Evesson filed a Supreme Court suit to set aside a March 30, 1895 deed to property on Fordham Avenue and Quarry Road now Third Avenue and 180th Street. She alleges coercion by Isaac N. Hebberd to favor his wife Ella L. Hebberd, yielding only $100 for a long strip now worth thousands. Defendants include Charles R. Farulo. property lies beside the Gouverneur Morris estate.
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Bronx
Supreme Court
Florine A. Evesson
Isaac N. Hebberd
Ella L. Hebberd
Fordham Avenue
Quarry Road
Third Avenue
180Th Street
Hebberd
Charles R. Farulo
Gouverneur Morris Estate
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