WANTS GRAY FOR MATE BRYAN FOR EASTERN MAN
Denver dispatch details Democratic maneuvering for the 1900 convention. Jurist George Gray is favored for vice president. Towne and others listed as possible candidates. Bryan supporters, conservative leaders, and regional delegates debate platform language on injunctions and ticket balance.
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Women Attack House of Commons in London Riot
In London on June 30 suffragettes attacked Parliament in a disorganized show of force. Twenty nine were arrested after disguises failed to breach police lines as Mrs Asquith and her daughter witnessed the turmoil from a hotel balcony.
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Two Boys Drowned In East River Near 10th Street
Two youths aged about 12 and 14 drowned while swimming in the East River off 10th street. Max Featherstein of 377 East 10th and Samuel Schneider of 371 East 10th disappeared when swept between two canal boats. A search by patrolman Shiel and volunteers recovered the bodies about a half hour later at Union Market station.
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Death in Boats Wake Shocks Riverside Park Crowd
Hartford report: two fifteen year olds Albert Farrell and Walter Kearney drowned after a large launch, driven recklessly among bathers near Riverside Park on the Connecticut River. Each tried to save the other as they disappeared. the skipper said he did not realize his boat created a large wave.
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Fireworks blast injures three at Yonkers store
An explosion at Jacob Schmele's sporting goods store 28 Riverdale Avenue hurled bystanders into danger. Hayworth Campbell art editor of Every body's Magazine and George R. Penchard were nearby. Campbell suffered head and facial wounds, Penchard minor injuries. James J. Fee lost an arm cut by debris. L Montague the blacksmith was struck on the head by flying carriage wheels.
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Drowns Off East Side Pier As Wife Watches
A dock builder, Andrew Hendrickson, 25, of 329 East 49th Street, drowned last evening when swept away by a strong outgoing tide at East 49th Street. His wife held their two year old as rescue attempts failed to locate his body. Neighbors urged her home after dark as search continues. Also public transit notice: Pennsylvania Railroad through trains to Atlantic City July 3 and 4.
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NineYearOld Girl Caught In Williamsburg Flat Robberies
Williamsburg police crack case as Annie Wilson alias Annie Reilly nine is arrested after months of flats and loot worth thousands traced to her and a woman ally. The girl admits using her mother’s name and aided by an adult to steal clothing jewelry and a watch.
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Bricks Rain Down On Patrolmen From West 62d Street Roof
Last night bricks and stones rained on Patrolmen John Dewey and Patrick McGinness of the West 68th street station, injuring them severely. Captain Reidy ordered reserves to the San Juan Hill area after similar disturbances. Edward Coker and John Powis were arrested as suspicious persons.
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Railroads Put Men Back To Work In Multiple States
Union Pacific Vice President Mohler announced July 1 restart of Harrian, Athol Hill cut off, and North Platte to North Port extensions with large work gangs. In Dubuque four hundred Chicago Milwaukee St Paul workers resume ten hour day six day week after Illinois Central job revival. Pennsylvania Railroad orders over one hundred laid off brakemen to report. fifty firemen return to work.
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Mayor McClellan Faces Speed Charge Here
New Brunswick New Jersey June 30 Mayor McClellan of New York must appear before Justice Housell on July 13 for speeding on June 26 along the Piscataway Township Road. Officers noted the auto number and confirmed the Mayor’s license through Trenton. The summons was issued today.
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Bishop Potter Battles Critical Illness in Cooperstown
Reports from Cooperstown say Bishop Henry Codman Potter of New York remained critically ill with heart and digestive illness. Doctors J E Janvrin and M I Bassett attended him as his strength waned, with family and friends gathered, and global inquiries pouring in for updates on his condition.
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George H. Daniels Sinking
A bedside report from June 30 states George H. Daniels has only a few hours to live. He rallied briefly in the morning but worsened by 11:30 pm, lost consciousness and remains in a lethargic state despite physicians’ efforts.
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Obaldia Leads In Panama Municipal Votes
Returns from forty eight districts show Obaldia with twenty nine wins to Arias eighteen and fusion one. Early reports from Bocas del Toro describe violence and manipulated polls with Obaldia supporters voting little. Presidential election tests strength of Obaldia and Arias ahead of July 12 voting.
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FUSILLADE STARTS RIOT IN HELL'S KITCHEN BRAWL
A five thousand strong mob gathered on 40th street between Ninth and Tenth avenues after a revolver fusillade left several injured. A brother of one participant was admitted to Roosevelt Hospital with jaw injuries. Mary Skilly and Thomas McLaughlin were grazed and hat perforated respectively. Riola and Bad Mike had earlier clashed with gunfire then fled as police used nightsticks to restore order.
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Omaha Musician Lives in Cellar to Aid the Poor
Victor Schmidt a well known Omaha musician and former German university student lives in a cellar paying $150 monthly rent. He says he subsists on $7 a year and donates the rest to the poor. He aims to save $10,000 to endow a charitable institution for the needy.
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Luncheon Hostess Found Dead in Richmond Hill
Three members of the Richmond Hill Twentieth Century Club found Mrs. Gertrude C. Inness dead at her Stewart avenue home. Police call suicide by gas, but family and coroner question the cause after finding her in bed amid headaches and insomnia. Doctor Scoville notes death occurred earlier.
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Riot Erupts Near Keystone Town After Deputy Shot
In Trainer near Chester Pennsylvania a quarrel led to a deadly confrontation as David Murphy Jr. shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Darvin Spence after a struggle in which Spence fired twice wounding Murphy in the shoulder. A large crowd gathered and deputies had to quell the scene.
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Mutiny by Negro Convicts Wounds Officer Near Atlanta
A riot at a Georgia convict camp twenty miles from Atlanta on the Roswell road left one Black inmate shot and seriously wounded after the group refused to report for work. The incident occurred late this afternoon as authorities faced a volatile disruption at the facility.
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Full Summer Schedule for Sandy Hook Route Extended
Sandy Hook Route in effect with extended evening service on July 4. Extra runs added from West End and Sea Bright via my Branch to New York arriving at 10 PM. Ad.
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Taft Ends War Work and Returns to Private Life Today
Secretary of War William H Taft completes his duties and retires to private life tonight General Luke Wright will take the oath tomorrow as Secretary of War Wright succeeds Taft at the Philippines governors general Taft plans rest golf and walks in July and August while political plans unfold in Hot Springs and Washington He discusses convention and Ohio politics with Theodore E Burton and hints at a future national campaign role.
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Welcome Sherman Arrives in Utica for Victory Parade
A large reception greets Republican Vice Presidential candidate James S. Sherman in Utica on Thursday evening. A bipartisan committee and many Oneida County units join a red fire lit parade to his home with Mayor Wheeler and others delivering addresses.
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