Death of George Chance Labor Leader Dies at Home
George Chance a prominent labor leader and printer, died of stomach cancer at his home in Philadelphia aged 57. He was a key figure in the International Typographical Union and the American Federation of Labor and was active in the Democratic Party and labor legislation efforts. He also gained attention as a candidate for public printer under the Cleveland administration.
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George Chance
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International Typographical Union
Legislative League of Pennsylvania
Knights of Labor
Congress
Office of Public Printer
Cleveland
Cause of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Democratic Nacional Committee
Tutt's Liver Pills Promise Cure and Prevention
Prevention better than cure. Tutt's Liver Pills will not only cure but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice torpid liver and kindred diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills absolutely cure.
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Americans Win Most Events in World Amateur Meet
Paris reports a mixed American showing at the world amateur championships with eight wins from ten decided events. Stars like Bascom Johnson and Charles Dvorack led early, while Kraenzlein and Tewksbury set sprint marks. Controversy followed over Sunday competition and final results shaping the awards.
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University of Michigan
London
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Syracuse University
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University of Pennsylvania
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Dvorack
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Yale
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Georgetown University
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Dane
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Mrs Natalie Mayer dies in Rahway estate gun incident
Natalie Mayer wife of John Mayer and daughter of the late Theodore Havemeyer died at Mountainside Farm near Rahway. Commander Winslow said the pistol wound was accidental and Dr Zabriskie noted a coroner’s testimony may follow. The report adds other regional notices including political convention talk in Lexington and deadly accidents at Scranton and Ashland mines.
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Rahway
N. J
Natalie Mayer
John Mayer
Theodore Havemeyer
Mayer
Here
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Albert Zabriskie
Winslow
Bel Island Mining Strike Talks Opened By Company
In St Johns Newfoundland on July 16, the Bel island mining firm moves to arbitrate with strikers fearing property destruction. Preliminary inquiries are under way and decisions are expected to take shape within days.
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Bel Island
Notable events in brief from coast to coast
The San Jose arrived in San Francisco with 150000 dollars in gold from Alass. The Illinois National Guard Second regiment under Col James B Stewart volunteers for China service. Sen De Pollieux, linked to the Dreyfus affair, dies in Quimper France. Chicago banks Corn Exchange American National and Northwestern National announce consolidation. John G Woolley Prohibition candidate to be formally notified in Chicago next Friday evening. National Association of Spanish American War Veterans to meet in Chattanooga October 3 13. Col Henry McCormick dies at home in Cumberland County Pennsylvania aged 69. Jewel case theft linked to Edwin Gould cellar found. police say the loss occurred in New York, not London.
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Champion of the South in hamstershts tourney controversy
J Parmly Paret emerges as the most popular South contestant in the upcoming tourney. Paret, graceful and strong, combines appeal with skill, though an accidental play last year kept him from a higher national trophy bid.
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Urge Government to Send Adequate Force in China Crisis
A Shanghai mass meeting urges the United States to dispatch sufficient force to act with other powers. It cites massacres of missionaries and ministers in Pekin and warns against trusting Chinese official reports. Admiral Seymour's and press dispatches provide the latest Tien Tsin news.
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Japanese Cavalry and Battery Hold Brilliant July 11 Action
The Japanese cavalry and seven mobile mounted battery performed splendidly on July 11. Allied forces scored a strong victory with 400 Chinese killed and six guns captured. After noon, native city settlements were shelled again, hospitals and buildings repeatedly hit, boosting Allied morale.
China News From Pekin Darkens Outlook for Legation Relief
Washington reports from Shanghai warn of a looming disaster as Gen Tuan Fuh Siang defies orders and guns may be used against legations. Consul Goodnow and Sheng relay alarming Pekin news dated July 6 7, with rising fears China faces insurrection. Missionaries issue a plea for nationwide prayer for rescuers and natives in danger.
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Atate
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Sitmations Secured in Tax News Report
A brief note notes that situations are secured through a system described as want pitvertionanta in Tax News. It mentions a cost of fifteen words priced at fifty five cents.
Tragic Family Murder Suicides in Squalid Home
Hartimore July 16 Poverty and illness drove shoemaker Louis Eisen to kill his wife Sarah and their 13 month old Morris, then wound their elder son Harry before killing himself. The spree occurred at 1208 East Lexington Street, with a police discovery at about 9 o'clock.
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Editor Eskridge dies after self-inflicted wounds in Emporia
Emporia Kansas July 16 C V Eskridge editor of the Emporia Republican and former lieutenant governor died at his home yesterday from self inflicted wounds after firing a shot into his upper body His sister in law struggled for the weapon but he fired again and died He had liver cancer and knew recovery was impossible The article also notes court appointments in Trenton and a yacht capsizing incident with bodies recovered and others missing It mentions Jimmy Michael and Floyd McFarland agreeing to a 20 mile race for $1060 a side near Philadelphia
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Fatal quarrel capsizes boat near Nanticoke
Three men crossed the Semgee Hanna river at Nanticoke in a pont last evening and quarrelled. The boat overturned leaving Jake Schissai to drown after being thrown into the water.
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Semgeehanna River
Nanticoke
Jake Schissai
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