Harrisburg Firemen Vote Secrecy Clash Ends in Unanimous Picks
A Philadelphia convention at the Academy of Music saw a ballot box fracas as Harrisburg men pressed for their candidate Marion Verbeche against W W Wunder for state firemen leadership. Abe Lacy was chosen president, with Green Carlisle as corresponding secretary and Wunder Reading as recording secretary. Reichenbach Newtown as treasurer. Vice presidents named were Morrow Catasa uqua Snyder Pittsburg Becie Nanticoke Barntheizel. In Shenandoah a separate mine accident at the North American washery killed three workers, with six others injured as a culm rush buried men at the foot of the bank.
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Philadelphia
State Firemen’s Association
Academy of Music
Marion Verbeche
othce
W. W. Wunder
tthe
Abe” Lacy
James A. Green
Carlisle
Reading
A. L. Reichenbach
Newtown
Alexander Morrow
Catasauqua
Peter Snyder
Pittsburg
George Becie
Nanticoke
G. W. Barntheizel
Columbia
Shenandoah
Neil Degrenko
Herman Degrecko
Frank Ross
James T. Sharkey
John McDonald
John Tramp
Dominick Angele
North Amlegican
Revising Divorce Laws Conclave Opens in California
The triennial convention of the Episcopal church of Alania met at Trinity church in San Francisco with Bishop Dudley presiding. A report on a new constitution proposes barring remarriage for divorced persons, a major policy change awaiting adoption. Key figures included Bishop Huntington, Dr. John Fulton, Dr. Hodges, and Cortland S. Parker among others. Weather improved to clear California conditions as sessions began.
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Dudley
Kentucky
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
San Francisco
Huntingdon
Episcopal church of
Alania
Episcopal church
Bishop Huntington
John Fulton
Hodges
Green
Fair
Brainerd
Fiske
McKim
Mackay-Smith
Cameron Mann
Major Hooper
E. L. Davis
R. T. Paine
S. H. Moorehouse
J. M. Woolworth
Cortland S. Parker
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pacific coast
S. Hart
Kansas City
house of bishops
John §. Lindsay
Massachusetts
Charles Hutchins
house of deputies
Greer
New York
Huntington
William Hodges
Maryland
Fulton
Davenport
Reese F. Alsop
Tuttle
Missouri
Doane
Albany
N. Y
New Castle
Wistar Morris
Oregon
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in National League
In Cincinnati the Phillies won the second game 4 to 2 while the first game ended 8 to 2 in favor of Philadelphia. Other results include Cincinnati and Boston tied 4 to 4 in an additional matchup at Pittsburgh.
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NATIONAT
Cincinnati
Philar Phia
Philadelphia
iburg
Boaton
Scranton Car Strike Outlook Fails to Brighten
Scranton Pa Oct 3 Prospects of an immediate settlement of the street railway men's strike do not seem bright. A conference was arranged between General Ma Tian and a committee. The tie up of the system continues, affecting mail service and other essential operations as officials and General Ma Tian work to resolve the dispute.
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Scranton
Ma * Tian
tr Genera
First Witness for Schley Is Revealed at Court Inquiry
Washington Oct 3 The Schley court of inquiry hears Lt James J Doyle the Brooklyn watch officer in the Spanish American War He explains log corrections and actions at Santiago and Cienfuegos detailing battles with Colon Viscaya Teresa and other ships He discusses signals and blockade remarks and notes weather and fleet positions during May 1898
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Rayner
Sameonn
navy department
Doyle
Admiral Schley
Brooklyn
Colon
Viscaya
Teresa
Key West
Spanish Reef
McCalla
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Vixen
Mr Rayner
Admiral Sampson
Lemiy
Motions and Testimony From Naval Board Hearing
Testimony recounts Admiral Evans withdrawing a request and witnesses Correspon dent Diewalde Captain Stgsbee Commodore Sharp and Lieutenant Harlow discussing Vixen battle notes. Sharp claimed notes were altered by Herlow. the Brooklyn copy favored Brooklyn. Corbin denies probing Hulst case. Hawkes pushes hemp trade scheme with Helstand and Heckman.
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Rayner
Evans
Diewalde
Stgsbee
Commodore Sharp
Harlow
Brooklyn
Sharp
Sampson
Schley
Sears
Commodore Schley
New York
Admiral Sampson
Hoe
Yachts to Race Daily in Exciting Cup Contest
Yachting fans await a likely race today between Columbia and Shamrock II off Sandy Hook driven by strong northwest winds. Winds may hold for 24 hours. race to cover a ten mile leg triangle. Ballast plans raised by Watson but not removed today. possible Friday gap if either party declines next day.
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Sandy Hook
New York
Columbia
Washington weather bureau
Sandy Hank
Sandy
New York Yacht and
Royal Ulster Yacht clubs
Thomas Lipton
E. D. Morgan
regatta committee
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Daily Graphic
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