Democratic State Convention Nominates Chapman For Governor
Columbus July 1 Democratic State convention here selected Horace L. Chapman for governor after McLean forces yielded to unify on Chapman. R. T. Hough withdrawn in the interest of party harmony. Provisions for John R. McLean as senator were discussed amid internal party maneuvering and shifting loyalties among urban and rural delegates.
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Melville D. Shaw
Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup Promotes Relief for Teething
A Mrs J E Smith of Reams Station Virginia testifies that Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup eases teething pain and helps the baby rest, praising its value for children. The advertisement notes the product sells everywhere for 25 cents and calls it the best.
Revenue bill debate and tax figures in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania revenue reform discussed with figures for distilleries and breweries. Conference committee report outlined taxes by output, with per-barrel fees and varying annual fees. The article also covers related political maneuvers and other late 19th century notices.
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Mehl
Faure to Visit czar of Russia amid heat wave in Chicago
President Faure of France will begin a visit to the Russian czar in August. Chicago endures extreme heat as crowds seek relief. Other items note forest protection rules, two Wisconsin Indians going blind after peppermint essence exposure, a live wire accident injuring several, a Budd Lake coach accident with drownings, and a pastor ending a prize fight by interference.
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la Pointe Agency
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Russell
Two Rail Fatalities in West Chicago Collision En Route to San Francisco
Three killed and about twenty injured when C N W railroad rear-ended a Christian Endeavor special near West Chicago. Victims include Mrs. B Shipman and John Gooding of Appleton Wisconsin and a tramp. Engineer Charles Courtner blamed for wreck linked to air brake tampering. tramp passenger identified as Kode born in Germany.
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Endeavor Train Collision Kills Two Firemen
In Vandalia near Vandalia a collision between Endevor Train No 1 and eastbound No 6 killed two trainmen R T Sherman and W P Coon fatally injured Samuel Parkinson and Frank Owens. No passengers harmed. Westbound train delayed heading to St Louis after failure to wait.
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R. T. Sherman
Matt Clerk
W. P. Coon
Samuel Parkinson
Frank Owens
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Christian Endeavor Society
van Galla
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Fugitive Murderer Captured in Scranton
Scranton police report the capture of George Van Horn at a lumber camp in Town of Georie after he killed Mrs. Josephine Westcott last August. Van Horn, who had boarded with her, murdered her when she rejected his advances and denied him entry. He forced entry to the cellar and slain her with a razor while she retrieved supper edibles.
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Murder Mystery in New York Ends with Identifications
New York reports a mutilated man found in the river with body parts linked to a suspect identified by Dr. J. L. S. S. Cosby. Augusta Nack, wife of Guidensuppe, is arrested after tensions over alleged infidelity and possible revenge, while other regional notices cover political and labor events in Des Moines and Pittsburgh.
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Mint lowers silver value for coming quarter
Washington July 1 The director of the mint re estimates the foreign silver coins for customs and officials receiving silver in the next quarter The average price of silver has fallen from 4 dollars 66 cents 64 6935 per fine ounce to 0 dollars 61 288 The reduction in price is declared accordingly
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National Republican Committee Move to Cleveland
The national Republican headquarters will relocate from Washington to the Perry Payne building in Cleveland, where Hanna led the national campaign. The Washington office remains open under a trade of the committee.
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Cleveland
National Republican Committee
Washington
Perry-Payne
Hanna
National Committee
Cornell Wins Sprint Rowing Race at Poughkeepsie
The July 1 race near Poughkeepsie saw Cornell University, Columbia, and Pennsylvania vie in a one mile event. Cornell led late, finishing narrowly ahead with Pennsylvania second and Columbia close behind amid near record time and a dramatic crab incident.
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Baseball Games Yesterday and Miscellany Reflected
Yesterday’s listings include scores from multiple leagues with Cleveland and Syracuse games noted. A dramatic incident near Wellsel and a Hindu riot at Calcutta are briefly described, plus Senate debate on reciprocity and Hawaii treaty provisions with subsequent police action in Chitpore.
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Stock and Produce Markets Quiet After London Selloff
The market showed less aggression and more rebuff from bulls after London warned that the rise was rapid. Prices eased with few offerings to take profits, resulting in a gentler session from the prior day. Notable closes included Tratta, Ohio. New York Central lines. Lehich Valley. and many others with ex-dividend status noted.
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General Markets Philadelphia June o0 Flour firm winter
Market notes show mixed activity across grains and dairy with prices for flour, oats, corn and wheat quoted. Reports of stable butter and cheese, with rye and lard steady or easing, while hay and timothy remain slow. Potatoes and oils show muted demand. labor and port terms appear unchanged.
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Live on York Market Report Summary
Market notes from York show cattle and hogs firm to higher with lambs steady and select cows steady. Prices include buttermilk and fat oxes around 263.75, hogs near 424.10, and calves around 68.50. Literate buyers move with common Yorkers and 83.5 weights amid fluctuating quotes.
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Election watch over Frederick and Middletown Railroad directors
The public in the northern Middletown Valley follows the election for the railroad's directors with keen interest. The fate of the proposed one to Myeraville hinges on directors who support the new line.
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Middletown Valley
Myeraville
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