Ohio Republicans weigh governor candidate at open convention
Columbus reports a string of conference talks among GOP leaders and delegates as Ohio party figures debate a governor candidate. Senators Burton and Dick, State Chairman Wade Ellis and Col Willis Gowland took part, signaling possible changes before the state convention. James Garfield’s vote count and party splits loom as leaders press for a platform shaping nomination strategy. Delegates await Garfield’s stance as Longworth is ruled out, with Hamilton County backing Judge O B Brown past the thirtieth ballot.
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Society Contests for Longest Trains and Veils at Toland Bacon Wedding
The Gould Drexel style bridal gown contest inspires society intrigue as Miss Priscilla Toland marries Gaspar Bacon, son of the American ambassador to France. Detectives and police attend the lavish ceremony withMme. Bacon traveling from Europe. The ivory satin gown with duchess lace and orange blossom accents draws headlines amid aristocratic festivity.
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Cox Declines to Oppose Convention Nominee
The passage records Cox stating he would support the ticket whoever is nominated, and that temperance views will not influence him. It notes discussion on how the convention’s choice affects candidates and the party’s stance.
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Ministers Camp at Harvey's Lake Women In Charge Of Kitchen
A group of ministers from Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton with their wives will spend three weeks at Harvey's Lake. Led by Rev. J. O. Schleinker the party will live under tents with wives assigned to grocery and home duties while the men cook and tend the houses. The wives wonder if meals will be sufficient.
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Strike Riot Ends in Death at Carbondale
In Carbondale a strike riot left two workers dead at a railroad yard and wounded others. Admiral Grinnell aged seventy four, longtime friend of the brides father, is among the deceased. Florence Mary Roche and Miss Roche are named in connections to the families.
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Famed Johnson
Henry “Walton Grinnell
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Florence Mary Roche
James Jofrey
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Admiral Grinnell
Admiral Gringell
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Mabite Bay
Bound Together Jump Into River in Suicide Pact
Brice Wommack fifty years old and Mrs Mollic Anderson jumped from a skiff into the Mississippi at the Chain of Rocks in a death pact. James Landers, a city employee at the intake tower, rescued them after they drifted past the tower. Wommack was held for theft of the skiff. Anderson reversed her decision and aided, while Landers braved danger to pull them aboard.
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Shenandoah and Pottsville Officials Owed For Violation Case
Police Chief James Manley of Pottsville and brothers John and Edward Cuff of Shenandoah face jail for failing to pay court costs of 4590 tied to a trial over alleged election irregularities in Shenandoah Fourth Ward. The case involved 600 fraudulent votes and a forced payment order.
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Pottsville
James
Manley
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Edward Cuff
Shenandoah
Mgaley
Tragic Lehigh River Tragedy Involving Visitors
The text recounts a Lehigh River incident where a rowboat with Benjamin Ie and guests including Mish Sarah Max and Mira collided or overturned. A rescue effort followed with Mrs ZUR and Mr and Mrs. ZUR assisting as three young people were pulled from the water. One woman and a girl identified as Mia faced critical injuries and informational details describe efforts by Dr. Rader and others to revive victims.
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White Slaver Fainting Rumor Shocks Atlantic City
A garbled dispatch reports a claim of a man selling a girl described as a slave in Atlantic City's tenderloin district. The article mentions arrest Saturday night and efforts to locate the girl, named Mary Lackey, amid disorderly conduct and trafficking rumors.
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