Willia B Locke Bead President of Philadelphia Nationala Expres Near Atlantic City
William B Locke head of the Philadelphia National Express near Atlantic City died at Ventnor New Jersey after a long illness. His health had been frail for years. Vice President Baker of the Phillies and Mrs Locke were at his bedside at death.
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ate City
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Rival Governors Reign In New York
Impeached Governor Sulzer occupies the executive chamber as Glynn and May align with rival claims. Lieutenant Governor Glynn asserts governorship from the senate, with Acting Adjutant General Hamilton and Secretary of State May recognizing him. The dispute pits Sulzer against Glynn over constitutional succession while trials and illness complicate the case.
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army of state
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New Jersey
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Glion
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senate
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Washington
National wood Screen Doors and varnish sale offer
National wood and screen doors advertised with two coats of varnish priced at $1.05 and upwards. Custom sizes and special orders available.
Dark for Diggs at outset of his white slave trial
Maury Diggs faces alleged violation of the federal white slave act in a March elopement with Marsha Warrington. National interest rose after charges against the Department of Justice by John Lo McNab. Governor Sulzer's impeachment proceedings complicate court action and Mrs Sulzer's health factors into testimony.
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San Francesco
Maury Niggas
Ney
Marsha Warrington
department of justice
John Lo McNab
United States district attorney
Van Fleet
Gaminetti
President Scolds Wilson Over Ambassadors Action
President Wilson severely reprimanded Ambassador Lane for issuing a statement criticizing the British foreign office. Secretary Bryan arranged to confer with Senator Bacon as the administration weighs action over the questioned British view on Huerta in Mexico. Sherman Hiulee, father in law of Lt. Governor Reynolds, is reported imprisoned with fear of execution by Mexican federals. his family remains with him as U.S. warships aid refugees and patrols move toward Vera Cruz.
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Jlenty Lane
foreign office
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United States
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Huerta
Mexlca
Bacon
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Pennsylvania
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Boy Lost Two Days on Hills Near Camp and Found
Oren Trammel, three, wandered from a Woodstand camp in Muskogee Aug. 15 with Ruby Thomson, four. After two days of trekking without food, the boy was found by hunter James Payne six miles from home. Payne declined a $500 reward offered by the father. The pair traversed Eagle and Kiamishi mountains. wolves and wildcats stalk the area.
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Oren Trammel
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Ruby Thomson
Bey Drowned at Play in Wilmington Pool
Kenneth Conner five year old son of George F Conner of 1282 Wanderer avenue Delaware drowned in a pool near his home. Body recovered minutes later but resuscitation failed. Father at work mother in Philadelphia grandmother cared for him. Despondent death by own action in West Chester John Froster thirty three committed suicide by poison leaving a widow and two children. General Edward F Jones dies in Fontshamton New York Civil War figure and author of the phrase "Joram he pass the freight."
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George F. Conner
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Edward F. Jones
Fonshamton
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