Reading's May Statement Shows Mixed Rail Coal Results
The Reading company reports May results for the Philadelphia & Heading Railway and the Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron. Railway: May receipts up versus May last year, $5 net earnings rise to $1,397, increase in year beginning July last, $34.0uf. net earnings rise to $15,401,893, increase $3,002,704. Coal company: May receipts $3, BY.047, increase vs May last year, $2. net earnings $3152, decrease Ohio. Democrats Name Ticket in Columbus. John M. Pattison nominated for governor, Louis J. Houck chosen for lieutenant governor. Pennsylvania Democratic convention set for August 16 in Harrisburg.
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Science Prevents Baldness With Herpicide Cure
A 1900s style ad claims Newhro's Herpicide cures baldness by destroying root germs and cleansing the scalp. It cites Mr Mannett of Butte Montana gaining hair back in weeks and offers samples via The Herpicide Co Detroit and agent J A Williamson.
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Mayor Frees Mc Nichol Warrants Delayed Infiltration Project
Philadelphia mayor probes $25 million Mtravian system contracts. He alleges contractor John W Mc Nichol was paid $28 419 for extra wear material though proper material value exceeded $223 039 at his own cost. He seeks full restitution and further investigation into related contracts, noting bids listed as FLGHLUNO and an engineer's estimated cost of $195 342 for the work.
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John Weaver
Torresdale
John WwW. Hill
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Lane PH. Ashbridge
McNichol
Cornell Syracuse Divide Honors In Intercollegiate Regatta
Cornell dominates the freshman eight and varsity eight wins while Syracuse takes the varsity four after a disputed result and mixed judging. The Kennedy challenge cup was won by Syracuse in the four mile varsity race. Columbia and Pennsylvania also placed.
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Mutiny on Kniaz Potemkine Sparks Odessa Standoff
Odess a June 29 mutiny aboard the Kniaz Potemkine left the battleship in crew hands after the captain and officers were killed. A red flag flew from the ship as mutineers threaten bombardment while the Black Sea squadron nears. Rioters clash with troops, barricades rise, and ships burn as authorities struggle to regain control.
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Admiralty Panic After Odessa Mutiny Rumor
In Odessa a mutinous rumor spreads through the harbour as a battleship allegedly shows open rebellion. The news, carried to St Petersburg, unsettles authorities more than defeats in distant theaters and signals a brewing crisis aboard the imperial fleet. The mutinous eight officers and crew are said to have taken control of the ship.
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Mayor John Weaver of Philadelphia
Mayor John Weaver emerges as a reform figure in Philadelphia, a native American who studied law and entered politics. The fragment notes his education, early career, and ongoing public battles, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Philadelphia
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Mutiny Near Black Sea. Navy Panic Widens
The fleet in the Black Sea remains tense as authorities fear mutiny spreading from Sebastopol. Admiral Wirenius says advices reached the admiralty but no details can be given as Kruger's squadron nears Odessa. If Kruger’s sailors join, a revolution could erupt across towns, with workers influenced by revolutionary propaganda.
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Wild rumors denied: Russian staff claims victory in Manchuria
In St. Petersburg June 29 the general staff dismissed wild reports that General Kuropatkin was killed or had suicided or that a Russian force was surrounded. They said a considerable victory had been won and that operations thus far are preliminaries before a general engagement yet to begin. The staff warned Japan may aim to wedge northward and invest Vindlyy, resisting at the Tumen river may follow.
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Molly Pitcher Honored at Carlisle Grave Ceremony
Molly Pitcher’s grave in Carlisle Pennsylvania received a cannon marking the resting place. the event included a parade with Patriotic Order Sons of America, Grand Army of the Republic members, National Guard and Indian school cadets. Ellen Hays Kramer unveiled the cannon. Congressman Marlin Olmsted gave the oration.
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Discovery of Eight Foot Skeletons in Maryland Exhibit Planned
Fragments from Maryland bone finds reveal nearly eight foot tall remains and a complete adult, with charred bones among women and children. The Maryland Academy of Sciences preserves the artifacts for public display this fall, while camp remnants include cooking nails and other debris from ancient dig sites. A separate accident reports a bride burned by a gas stove fire, saved by a passerby who smothered the flames. she later died in Germantown hospital. Baseball results from American and National leagues accompany the dispatch, noting multiple games and scores.
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Pardons Board Refuses Commutation for Mrs Edwards
Harrisburg, June 29 The state board of pardons disposed of Mrs Kate Edwards's death sentence by denying commutation. Governor Pennypacker will set the execution day. The board also stricken Samuel Greason from the list after a prior confession from Edwards's case. Several other inmates faced advisement or outright denial, while a few petitions for pardons were recommended or refused.
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Montgomery
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Nine Die In One Ton Dynamite Blast At Pa Plant
A ton of dynamite detonated at Emporium Powder Company near Emporium Pennsylvania on June 29 killing nine workers and injuring twelve to sixteen others. Names of the dead include Richard Cavananglis Marty George Marvin Garvin and Anthony Roxe among others. Several bodies were found charred in the box factory ruins while others scattered through the plant. Injured include D Everett of Heading Pennsylvania cut over face head and arms.
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Roosevelt Addresses Harvard at Commencement in Cambridge
President Roosevelt visited Cambridge on June 29 for Harvard University’s 25th anniversary celebration. He delivered three addresses including the alumni dinner at Memorial Hall and spoke on the college’s mission. His train then departed for Bridgeport to board the yacht Sylph for ongoing duties.
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