Great Day in Harbor as New Navy Vessels Launched
The ceremony celebrating the launch of the gunboat Yorktown and cruiser Vesuvius drew a crowd of congressmen, senators, officials, and a vast Philadelphia crowd. The Yorktown entered the Delaware first, followed by Vesuvius. Miss Breckenridge christened Vesuvius, as Secretary Whitney and other dignitaries observed, with much fanfare, throngs along the riverfront, and a river filled with boats and whistles.
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United States
Secretary of the Navy
Army
Navy
United States Court
Philadelphia
Union
Maine
California
Cleveland
Washington
Yorktown
Vesuvius
Thhough Cramp
Delaware
Southwark
Kensington
Washington Avenue
Cramp’s
Columbia
Washin
Colum
Whitney
Mr. Cramp
Misa Cameron
William Sebnaubie
Hamilton Disston
Harry Sebnaubie, Jr
Elinore Breckenridge
Miss Breckenridge
William Schnauble
Oscar 5
Wilson
Frank Thomson
Newcastle
Walnut Stree Wharf
Broad Street
New York
The Trip From Washington to The City of Notables
Secretary Whitney travels from Washington with Mrs Whitney and a christening party in a ceremonial rail voyage. Senators Cameron Harmer and journalists accompany the elite on a swift 136 mile journey in a luxury Pullman train described as the finest yet. Trains run by Constructors R A Smith and M Isard.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Whitney
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Parke
Pennsylvania Company
Breckenridge
Kentucky
McAdoo
New Jersey
Butler
South Carolina
Carrie May Wright
Potomac
Delaware
Harmer
Naval Bisway
Republic
United States
Anacostia
Pullman
Capitol
R. A. Smith
M. Isard
Notable Governors Welcome Aboard Columbia for River Launch
U s presidential party and a host of state governors including Beaver Davis Sawyer Howard Jones Green Biggs and Jackson greet dignitaries as they board the Columbia. Prominent figures such as Secretary Whitney Senator Cameron and Congressmen Vance Townsend Arnold Lowden plus Admirals Rogers Cannon and Evans attend a formal reception on the river steamer.
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South Carolina
Mike Sheridan
Kellogg
Pearmas
Singhton
Viegale
Navy
Congresaman Taylor
Ohio
Garfield
Washington
John Wanamaker
B. F. Clyde
Clayton McMichael
John Price Wetherill
George B. Roberts
Edmund Smith
Frank Thomson
Charles EB. Pugh
Butler
United States Court
George Thomas
A. J. Drexel, Jr
Drexel Banking House
United States
Davis Page
John Cadwalader
Harrity
J. C. Knight
Peyton
Camden
Charles Emory Smith
Wagner
Gates and Smith
Peels
Gol
Whitney
Cameron
Greenwich Point
Washington Avenue
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Pugh
J. R. Wood
George W. Boyd
John Scott
Columbia
Beaver
Davis
Rhode Island
Sawyer
New Hampshire
Howard
Connecticut
Jones
New York
Green
New Jersey
Biggs
Delaware
Jackson
Maryland
Brecken
Miss Breckenridge
Ias
Senator Cameron
Conan Coll
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Man
Iowa
Kentucky
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Island
Steete
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Lowdon
Pennsylvania
Crowds Flock to Yard as Columbia Arrival Sparks Pageantry
A huge crowd gathers at the yard as early as noon for admission tickets. Edwin Cramp is besieged by women seeking reserved seats while up to 10,000 crowd the entrance by two o clock. Police struggle to prevent gate breaches as 8,000 are admitted by special tickets. The Columbia arrives at 2:80 led by the Navy Secretary and Congressional party amid cheers.
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Quirk
Clase
Scott
Wood
Nations
United States
Dispatch
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Stokley
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Hamilton
John M. Campbell
John Doban
Bingham
First District
Horace Digston
Randall
Mrs. Whitney
Columbia
Melville
Navy
Robeson and West
New York
Whitney
Charles Gram
Mense
Baltim
Launch ceremony on Yorktown with Cameron Breckenridge kin
Secretary Whitney and a notable party gathered aboard the gunboat Yorktown at 3 o clock as hundreds of spectators waited to witness wedges knocked away. Miss Mary Cameron wore a black bonnet and red cashmere while dignitaries including lawmakers Fuller Conger Anderson Barnett and Breckenridge attended with Mrs. Carrie Wright and other guests observing the event.
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Whitney
Yorktown
Cameron
Mary
Secretary of the Navy
Elinore Breckenridge
Congressman Breckenridge
Kentucky
Fuller, Conger and Anderson
Iowa
Miss May
Washington
Congressman Barnett
Massachusetts
Carrie May Wright
Breckenridge
Arkansas
Vessels Decorated On Crowded River Pageant
Hundreds of decorated boats and yachts crowded the river from Poplar Street to Port Richmond. Notables rode tugs and steamers while photographers captured the colorful flotilla. Harbor Master Lawrence steered order as Congressmen and dignitaries observed the scene and shared remarks at Smith’s Island and Washington Avenue wharfs.
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Palmer
Otis Street
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Petty's Island
Loando
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New York and Philadelphia Society, PLC
Keim
Lillie
James A. Wright
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Hamilton
John M. Campbell
Fitler
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Gates
Select Council
Smith
Common Council
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Thomas Rises
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Ridgway
Getigheer
Connert
Navary Yard
Annie Lenox
Kensington
McCalley
Reyhound
Comet
United States
Delaware Avenue
Chestnut Street
Washington Avenue
Port Richmond
Spartan
Boston Steamship Line
Minnesota
London
Switzerland
Josephus
R. D. Rice
The New Boats Yorktown and Vesuvius Construction
An OCR fragment outlines the Yorktown warship about 239 feet long with a three masted schooner rig, 14 pounds per square foot steel plating, 400 ton coal bunkers, 160 crew, and twin screws delivering around 17 knots. The text also references the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius with similar metal construction and heavy steel components.
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Yorktown
Cigarsha
Elaborate Dinner on Pennsylvania Rail Buffet Car Voyage
Congress guests returned to Washington after 1888 Philadelphia launch voyage aboard the Yorktown and Voesavius. A lavish buffet dinner featured multiple courses and wines as Secretary Whitney hosted the trip. Representatives Perkins Sawyer and Martin led toasts and praise for Whitney’s navy funding efforts while rail officials touted the journey as a pledge for Philadelphia’s legislative support.
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United States
Philadelphia
Washington
Legislative Branch
Whitney
Yorktown
Voesavius
Parke
Cramp's
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
Elsinor
Repre
Ve Perkins
Kansas
President Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Delaware
Sports Among the Soldiers at First Regiment Armory
The First Regiment Amateur Athletic Association held its fourth spring games at the Armory, Broad and Callowhill, last night before a large crowd. Six teams vied in tug of war with Swarthmore College and Busy Bees from the Twenty second Regiment NY athletes dominating events, winning multiple heats and medals. Notable feats included a humorous lucite ladder race and a series of sprints and hurdles with times around 27 seconds for 220 yards and a 5 foot 5 inch high jump.
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First Regiment
First Regiment Amateur Athletic Association
Broad
Callowhill
Twenty-second Regiment
New York
Swartbwmore College
Usta
J. F. O'Connell
Oo Rose
Brack Bil
Samuel Rose
Frank Swarthmore College
K M. Harvey
Swarthmore College
Charles
Kurtz Warren A. C
Samuel Jones
Warren A. G
John Cooper
Warren A.C
W. Brooks
Thomas H. Cameron
A. G.N
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Samuel
Swathmore College
Thomas Harvey
William Yn
Thomas Tene i
Witton Cariety, & Company First Regiment
Hess
Mortimer
Neher
A Swarthmore
Ey Ikill Navy
Ea Aull
A. W. . Lefferts
J. A. Allen
Chester City Cricket Club
Lewis
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A. B H. Baker
Swarthmore City Cricket Club
Swarthmore
Busy Bees
Or Perds Dash
O. Frasier
Universe of
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G. & Hoskins
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Ay Samuel Jones
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J. Joe Hyslop
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Peak's Second Trial Promised by Barcaly Peak
Mount Hoxty April 27 Barclay Peak said he is ready for his new trial next month and hopes Sam Robbins will defend him again. He named Robert Gaskill as a helper and claimed innocence, saying he could prove he was at home the night Katie Anderson died. He showed no excitement and spoke calmly about the case.
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Barclay Peak
Ihope
Barclay
Sam Robbins
Robert Gaskill
Judge Fort
Newark
Andrew Hywort
Peak
Katie Anderson
Death of Captain James A Eicholtz in Downe
Special telegram reports the sudden death at Downe town of Captain James A Eicholtz late captain of Company E 124th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Aged about fifty five he had suffered dropsy for months but recently left bed and appeared to improve. He distinguished himself on the Baltic Sea and on land and was a member of the Downe Democratic Association.
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TIMES
Downinotowns
James A. Eicholtz
124Th Pennsylvania Volunteers
Baltic
Lament
Downe Democratic Association
Ninth Congressional District Republicans Convene in April
Delegates Van J. B. Goold and David Wyer are set to attend the Republican convention to be held in Chicago and Boston in April.
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Chicago
Boston
van J. B. Goold
David Wyer
Parliament muddled New disclosures loom in King Harman bill
Special cable from London notes Irish politics in a new phase with the Pope's Vatican action and Randolph Churchill's stance. It predicts Monday developments, party splits, and the King Harman salary bill, amid debates on coercion and local government in Ireland.
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N. Y. Hermid
London
Lord Randolph Churchill
Vatican
Randolph Churchill
House of Commons
Ndolph
Lord Randolph
Ireland
Eemith
Balfour
Treland
Mnost Rem
Gener
Joanse
Phe Tories
Usu
Gladstone
Chamberlain
Goschen
Down
King-Harman
King Harman
Churchill
The Kaiser Enjoys Invigorating Cold in Berlin News
A Times telegraph from Errary reports Berliners endure a Pomeranian cold snap with vitality boosting for the Kaiser as daily paper bulletins and bouquets flood Kaiser's chambers. Queen Victoria’s favorable impression eases ministerial friction and marriage talks, amid arrivals and travel of German officials and Americans in Berlin.
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the Times
N.Y. Florain
Pomeranian
Germany
M. Herbetta
Paris
Madame Herbette
Berlin
Papal Decree Debate In Irish Conference At Thurles
John Dillon met Archbishop Croke in Thurles to discuss the Papal decree condemning the Plan of Campaign. The James Gazette and London Globe speculate on Vatican intrigue and political leverage, while denying any government Vatican bargain and warning of bitter Irish reaction.
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John Dillon
Thurles
Croke
8 James Gazette
London
England
Vatican
Lord Clanricarde
Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Balfour
Ireland
Gazette
London Globe
National League
Fenian Pines of
America
Utif
Spolia
Parsellite Party
Saliapary
Howell Wins Second World Bicycle Race at Wolverhampton
The American rider William A. Rowe and Englishman Richard Howell raced one mile at Molineux grounds Wolverhampton with Howell winning by twenty points. Howell won the prior five mile race at Leicester two weeks earlier, leaving the final ten mile match to be held at Coventry on Saturday.
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London
William A. Rowe
America
Richard Howell
England
Molineux Grounds
Wolverhampton
Howell
Leicester
Coventry
Senator Delamater Serenaded in Meadville After Victory
April 28 Meadville crowds cheered Senator Delamater for helping elect W H Andrews to the chairmanship of the new State committee. The Young Republican Club, Northwestern Band and locals gathered on the lawn as Major Charles E Richmond led the salute and praised Delamater and Andrews for unifying the party and broadening voter participation.
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Young Republican Club
Northwestern
Senator Delamater
W. H. Andrews
New State Committee
Charles E. Richmond
Andrews
Richmond
Quay
Delamater
Eee
L. ©. Beach
Beach Haven Tragedy Probed In Burned House Case
Beache Haven tragedy investigated after an incendiary fire last Thursday night killed Angie Nagle. victims Annie Nagle Jennie Snyder Kate Durkin and others were burned as assailants Harry Meyers and William Bitler opened fire then Meyers set fire to the apartment. verdict found Meyers guilty of the crime and a warrant issued. Meyers arrested at Nescopeck and pleaded not guilty.
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TIMES
Wilkesbarre
Squire Holloway
Beach Haven
Angie Nagle
Annie Nagle
Jennie Snyder
Kate Durkin
Doc” Hess
Wesley Probst
Harry Meyers
Wiliam Bitler
Meyers
Bitler
Angelo Nazie
Kate Darkin
Hes
Probst
Fred
Hess
Alrof
Bitter
Hollander
Nescopeck
Opera company disbands after successful Broad Street season
The National Opera Company departs for New York from Broad Street Station after a three week Philadelphia run that yielded receipts between 310,000 and 320,000 and a profit. Chorus members scatter to major cities nationwide. several principals plan future tours or homes abroad. a light opera season may follow under Moore’s management at the same Opera House.
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New
Broad Street Opera House
New York
Broad Street
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
San Francisco
Union
Hiortchs
Bertha Pierson
Germany
Barton McGuckin
Umbria
London
Vetta
Bagso
Camen
Bassett
Toledo
Clara Poole
Amanda Fabris
Cleveland
Alonzo Stoddard
William Ludwig
Black
Europe
Nolan
Ballet
Adl
Riva
Cicona
Franchi
Italy
Ludwig
McGuckin
Pierson
Hiprichs
Adverse Heat Arrives as Philadelphia Sees 84 Degrees
The first real summer day hits Philadelphia with a 10 AM reading near the nineties, climbing to 84 at the top of the Post Office thermometer. Morning was cool but sun brought heat, 83 in the afternoon, 74 by 10 PM, with New York at 76, Detroit and Cincinnati at 80, and Atlantic City at 54. Florida’s Jacksonville only reached 76. Weather predicts further warmth tonight.
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New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Florida
Mercury
Jacksonville
Coceee
Philadelphia
Clark Radcliffe & Co Shows Large Losses in Failure
New York April 28 The firm Clark Radcliffe Co dry goods commission merchants faces heavy losses with receivers stating liabilities at 430000 and assets unestimateable. Bookkeeper Russell Dart Sr is missing with the note that he is out of town. About 180000 remains unaccounted for as the East Broadway store continues under guard.
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the Times
New York
Clark, Radcliffe & Co
Dry Goods Commission
Baird
Russell Dart
East Broadway
Mysterious drowning on Delaware riverfront woman dies
A Third district officer heard screams near Pine street wharf and found a man and woman in the river. The woman drowned despite efforts to toss a rope to her. the man, James Doyle of 8041 Queen Street, was rescued and questioned. He gave no name for the woman and claimed they fell overboard accidentally. Police continued a daylight search for the woman's body.
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Delaware River
Union Street
Fourth
James Doyle
Queen Streec
The Diamond Necklace Did It Gillig Says It Caused Failure
Special telegraph dispatch reports Henry F. Gillig’s claim that the diamond necklace scheme caused the American Exchange collapse. He names storage premises at No 8 Adelaide Street and discusses Paris, London, and New York branches, stock transfers, and responsibility for the failure amid depositor runs and suspensions.
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N. Y. Herald
Lowpox
Henry F. Gillig
Adelaide Street
Paris Exchange
London
New York
Paris
Hyde
Nichols
al Aya
Joe Hyde
Gillig
Tragic Troating Expedition Ends in Death for James McLaughlin
Special Telegram to the Trams from Orry, April 28 reports James McLaughlin, a well known local resident, vanished for five days after starting a two day troating trip. His body was found ten miles from the city in a wooded area, in an advanced stage of decomposition. The cause of death remains unknown.
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Orry
James McLaughlin
Farewell Sermon of Rabbi Elias Eppstein
Rabbi Elias Eppstein preached his farewell sermon yesterday morning at Adath Jeshurun synagogue on Seventh Street below Columbia Avenue. He reviewed his tenure and praised relations with the congregation as he prepared to leave. the Board of Directors had previously decided not to renominate him, and a successor will be elected soon by the directors.
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Elias Eppstein
Adath Jeshurun
Seventh Street
Columbia Avenue
Present From Archbishop Croke Shown At Madison Square
Governor Hill presented the Sixty-ninth Regiment with a handsome ensign sent by Archbishop Croke of Cashel Ireland last summer through Father Riordan. After the presentation and Colonel Cavanagh’s response there was a dress parade and inspection. Governor Hill was serenaded by the Veteran Firemen’s Association at the Hoffman House.
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the Times
New York
Madison Square Garden
Governor Hill
Cashel
Ireland
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Cavanagh
Fter
Hoffman House
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Henry Cooke's Strange Disappearance and Return
APROIAL telegram from New York reports Henry David Cooke vanished two days before his planned marriage. He reappeared on Sixth Avenue in a demented state at 1 am Thursday, incoherent after a sleepless night. Chief Inspector Byrnes leads the investigation.
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New York
Henry David Cooke
Sixth Avenue
Inspector Byrnes
Gift to the House of Refuge increases its improvement fund
Ivalah V Williamson has just given 106000 to the House of Refuge improvement fund. This follows William Massey’s recent 100000 gift. An additional 50000 is contributed by Burpham Parry Williams Co. The institution’s managers plan to enlarge the building and add accommodations.
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House of Refuge
Ivalah V. Williamson
William Massey
Burpham, Parry, Williams & Co
Allegheny County Democrats Hold Primaries for State Convention
Allegheny county Democrats held primaries to elect delegates to the State Convention. Contests in several districts were close and exciting. By midnight results were not definite, but it was thought O Leary and John Geary were elected in Pittsburgh.
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Allegheny County Democrata
the Times
Allegheny County Democracy
M O' Leary
John Geary
Pittaburg
Philadelphia Councilmen in Boston visit in April
A forty member council committee from Philadelphia plans a Boston visit in April. The group aims to discuss municipal issues and exchange ideas with local officials during the trip.
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Bontenara
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Boston
Cde Tucenion Oo
Wheeling Wilkes Sold For 810000 In Kentucky Sale
Wheeling Wilkes from George Wilkes dam Edward Everett, sold by W C Cromwell of this county to M R Bassell of Grand Rapids Mich for 10000 dollars on April 28 in Lexing ton Kentucky.
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Delegates to Chicago N Y district GOP names
West Prana April 2 delegates to Chicago selected Republicans William H. Robertson and James Laine for the Fourteenth district meeting.
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West Prana
N. Y
Fourteenth
William H. Robertesn
James Laine
Train Ditching at Osway Creek Injures Dozens in New York
Nineteen persons injured and several fatally after the Buffalo and Emporium Express No. 2 derailed at Osway's Creek near Portville New York. Train with mail baggage and two passenger cars jumped the track while moving thirty miles an hour, water filled the ditch, a relief train with six physicians and nurses aided victims, cause attributed to spreading rails and damaged ties.
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Terrible accident at Rushsylvania school exhibition hall falls
A crowded Rushsylvania Brookman's Hall in Bellefontaine Ohio collapsed during a school exhibition last night. The floor gave way a central funnel and plunged the audience about twenty feet. Authorities report multiple deaths and many seriously hurt. rescuers rushed to pull others free as the walls held.
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Miss Garwood
Bellefontaine
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James Johnson
Frank C. McCullough
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Wait Wright
Walker Lewis
William McCullough
Accident Near Macungie Delays Reading Train
A passenger train from Allentown to Reading at 7 15 AM derailed near Macungie about twenty miles from Reading. An eccentric rod broke causing part of it to fall on the rails and tear from the baggage car and tender. The train rolled over ties for half a mile before stopping. No serious injuries, but several women fainted.
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Reading
Carriage Collision Injures Child In Atlantic City
Dr. Alfred W. Bailey's horse ran away near Atlantic and Connecticut avenues. His carriage struck a dog cart carrying Mrs. J. C. Clagett and her 2 year old son. the cart overturned and the child broke a leg while Mrs. Clagett was uninjured.
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J. C. Clagett
Stabbed Printer's Drunken Tryst Ends in Murder
John Martin, a dissipated printer on the Corn Bulletin, living at 80 Hamilton Street, lured an unknown woman into two dingy rooms after a drunken spree. He stabbed and killed her, then was arrested claiming he did not recall the act. The victim remained unidentified at midnight.
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the Times
New York
John Martin
Corn Bulletin
Hamilton Street
Michael Dunn
John Hanlon
Maccbrmaon
Philadelphia
Martin
Gresham Gets Two More Delegates in Chicago Race
Chicago April 28 Republicans of the Fourth Illinois district nominated Congressman George E. Adams and named delegates Mayor William Boldenweck and Sheriff C. R. Matson, all for Gresham. Three of four Chicago districts favor Gresham. the last district vote not yet held. Travelers Club backs Philadelphia and Reading Terminal plan to improve city travel facilities with City Council support. Deacon George W. Hubbard dies in Hatfield Massachusetts. Joseph R. Temple, noted horseman of Central Pennsylvania, dies in Shamokin. Buffalo breweries expected to strike, not yet anticipated trouble. Dubai kidnappers executed in Havana yesterday.
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George E. Adams
William Boldenweck
Lake View
C. R. Matson
Travelers’ Club
Philadelphia and Reading Terminal Company
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