State's Money for Normal Schools
Harrisburg June 7 The House alone met as the Senate adjourned. A Senate bill linked to the Pittsburg Ripper bill was reported. A final passage vote on the first appropriation bill failed due to lack of quorum. The House then limited votes to majority measures. Final passage approved appropriations of 260000 to State Normal schools and 1500 to promote uniformity of U S legislation. A list of reported appropriation bills for hospitals homes and social services followed with multiple amounts and institutions named.
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Children's Home
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Erie
St. John General Hospital
Allegheny
Pair Oaks
Ass Hospital
Wara
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Phila
Incurables
Lock Haven Hospital
Ebin
Iuse
Children’s Aid Society
Chambersburg
Waynesburg Hospital
Tal Grove City College
Mercer County
Allegh York
Washington Hospital
St. Christopher's Hospital
Friends’ Home
Robert Packer Hospital
Espace Corveenagons
State Line Sanitary Board
e+ee
Northern
Hiladelphia
Eny Rosella Aa
Pittsburg
DUR Hess Srkaaia'y Gas
Bills approved by Governor Stone in Harrisburg
Governor Stone in Harrisburg approves several bills from the Legislature. The measures include defining park use for railroad purposes and arrest powers for professional thieves, plus licensing plumbers in second class cities, street railway police, township street improvements at their expense, and repealing 1866 Susquehanna township supervisor election authorization.
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Dauphin County
Delaware County Prohibition Ticket Nominations
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Media June 7 The Delaware County Prohibitionists nominate Charles Palmer for Recorder of Deeds Joseph Tennell for Register of Wills Thomas Kirk for Director of the Poor and list delegates Gen Yarnall Palmer Smith Disbrow Burney and others with alternates including Rev Burns Ferguson Johnsons.
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Delaware County
Philadelphia Times
Delaware
Register of Wills
Joseph Tennell
Middletown
Corones
C. C. Ferguson
Moores
Thomas Kirk
Newtown
Gen. S. Yarnall
Media
Charles Palmer
Chester
C. W. BR. Smith
Lansdowne
Lewis B. Disbrow
Colwyn
Key
C. H. Burney
Swarthmore
Arthur Shirley
Rev
C. H. Burns
Pennell Leads in Bedford GOP Primary Fight
In Bedford county Republican primaries E. M. Pennell appears poised to win the nomination as voter turnout surges across Crawford county influenced by a hot judicial contest. Longenecker and Jordan hope to narrow Pennell’s lead in yet to report districts while Thropp supporters back Pennell.
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Bedford County
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Aldermen and Constables Face Court Scrutiny in Duryea Case
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES from Wilkes-Barre June 7 reports alleged schemes by Aldermen and Constables to file fictitious criminal cases to obtain county funds. Testimony before Judge Lynch forms the basis of a petition to remove Justice R. Motiska from Duryea, with the Governor asked to vacate the office amid irregularities.
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Lebanon Centenarian Die s After Work Injury at Furnace
David Gantz a centenarian Negro died from injuries at Lebanon furnace works where he helped construct the plant over fifty years ago. A mold in the pour pit fell on his head while at work yesterday causing the fatal injury.
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Reading foreman killed by falling derrick at Shippensburg
Charles Riener of Reading, foreman of the stone masons for the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, was killed when a large derrick fell this afternoon. His skull was crushed and neck broken, witnessed by two of his sons. Samuel Freet of Shippensburg was also struck and seriously injured.
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Shippensburg
Charles Riener
Reading
Philadelphia
Samuel Freet
Recorder Mott's Successor Takes Office in Boranton
W L Connell was yesterday appointed Recorder to succeed James Andes and took office this morning. He named Mark A J his stenographer and secretary Cones vehenek to discuss the art of removals in Boranton on June 7.
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Philadelphia
Boranton
James Andes
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Stenta
Cones Vehenek
Lancaster Conductor Amos K Brown Killed in Yard Accident
Amos K Brown a Pennsylvania Railroad freight conductor was struck by a care in the railyard early today and died instantly. He was aged years and resided in Columbia.
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Umbia
Child Smothered the Post Hole Tragedy Reported
Special to Tee describes a fatal accident in Media Pennsylvania where a child fell head first into a post hole while playing. Authorities would investigate as a county incident and note the boy’s identity as a son of Ford.
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Postmasters Appointed in Presidential and Fourth Class Posts
The Post Office Department announced several fourth class postmaster appointments across Pennsylvania and Maryland including D. M. Butterbaugh in Burlington and A. I. Selman in Watersville. Presidential appointments named John J Jenkins in Edwardsdale Nanticoke Samuel Powell Pittston and Willam J Peck in Pittston for Pennsylvania as well as George L. Clark Morristown and John Thompson Woodbridge in New Jersey. The town of Decker in New Jersey will change its post office name to Sussex.
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Maryland
A. I. Selman
Watersville
Edwardsdale
John J. Jenkins
Nanticoke
Samuel Powell
Pittston
Willam J. Peck
New Jersey
Morristown
George L. Clark
Woodbridge
John Thompson
Post Office Department
Deckertown
N. J
Sussex
General Strike Threatened on Lehigh Valley Rail Road
Firemen in the Lehigh Valley Railroad threaten a general strike in Pittston on June 7. Grievance committees demand an additional fireman for the pushers hauling coal and freight over the mountains. Croton shops report many engines crippled and the few operational are poorly manned. No response yet from the old line.
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Pittston
Lehigh Valley
Croton
Girl Ella Flam Missing Near Nome Mines
SHAMOKIN June 7 Ella Flam eleven years old vanished from guardian A R Settler's Excelsior home last night. Search efforts cover valleys and mountains with no trace found. authorities fear she fell into a local mine breach in the area.
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Philadelphia Times
Women to Vote In This Election
Wilmington June 7 Women property owners will vote in a narrow election for members of the Board of Education. Candidates unopposed in several wards include J. Horn James P. Carter H G Buckmaster John Valmer Jr William G Baugh Francis J McGovern. Contests listed in other wards include James H Green Bernard Donahoe Lewis B Morrow James H Morgan Robert Fraim Mordecai Barnes John Schaeffer John White Robert Adair Townsend Miller J W Shaffer George L Norris.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Norrow
Board of Education
First Ward
J. Horn
James PD. Carter
H. G. Buckmaster
John Valmer, Jr
William G. Baugh
Francis J. McGovern
Second Ward
James H. Green
Bernard Donahoe
Lewis
Husband Penitent Wife Unforgiving
Walter Daniels of Newark forged his wife’s name to a check and fled with their son to the North after securing the funds He later returned to Newark and surrendered the child Then he disappeared when his wife refused to aid his forgery arrestending the incident with his penitent surrender
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Wilmington
Janes
Walter
Daniels
Newark
Boy Awarded 15000 for Electric Injury at City Electric
A special jury in the Superior Court awarded Frederick Strattner a damages verdict of 15000 for the loss of his forearms caused by an October electric burn in the Wilmington City Electric Company meter gallery. The company is expected to appeal.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Superior Court
Frederick Strattner
Wilmington City Electric Company
Coroner's Jury Clears Motorman in Memorial Day Accident
The coroner's jury ruled Motorman Benson not to blame in the Memorial Day crash on the People's Railway. Joshua Gillman leaped from the car window and Elmer Jones was crushed between cars.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Joshua Gillman
Elmer Jones
People's Railway
Benson
Gillman
Jones
Delaware News Notes Highlights Local Governance And Events
Wilmington councilman Prince A. Mousley is elected president of the Brandywine Gun Club. Gov Hunn appoints Sen Benjamin A. Groves as Commissioner of Schools for New Castle county. New Castle area rain causes farm damage. Wilmington principals form Round Table to join the National Educational Association. Nazareth Church women plan a festival to aid Dover Conference Academy debt. Dover Library Club to repeat Maypole dance June 14 near Dover. Walton & Whann Company in receivership. 12 1/2 percent dividend proposed to creditors. Benson Hardesty joins Dickinson honors, to teach at Cape Girardeau Normal School. Gillon and Welsh held on bail in Norristown after oak brass journey incident. Reuben Friedel to graduate Brown, sail to Philippines as teacher. Wilmington Board of Trade nominates officials for Port Wardens. Delaware Pharmaceutical Society announces officers for counties. Epistle: James Dey Day observed at Little Creek Arch with Rev R H Lewis and James Erroll to speak on Wilmington Conference Academy funding.
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New Castle
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Dover Conference Academy
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Dover
Walton & Whann Company
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Chester Gillon
George Welsh
Norristown
Saxse
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Viola
Brown University
Rhodesland
San Francisco
Philippines
Friedel
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W. D. Dimmock
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George M. D. Cann
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Tatnall Warner
Howard T. Wallace
A. G. Mc« Causland
William W. Lobdell
The
Delaware Pharmaceutical Society
J. T. A Younger
W. Taylor
New Castel
Henry MebDaniel
Kent
T, Nmersley
Sussex
Oscar Draper
F. W. Fenn
Little Creeh Arch
R. H. Lewis
James Erroll
Wilmington Conference Academy
Wonderful Courage From Cassell’s Magazine
A historic act of valor by a French regiment under Colonel Walhubert at the Simplon pass. Facing Austrian entrenchments and a deep chasm, they used a felled tree as a bridge under heavy fire. One by one they crossed, with the first two men killed as they stepped onto the improvised bridge.
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Walhubert
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Baltimore reader notes on Chicago prophet Elijah claim
Mr Meddergrass laughs at a Chicago man claiming to be the prophet Elijah while eating dried mackerel. He jokes about how fakers would corner fame and the country would learn the lesson from such acts.
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Mr. Meddergrass
Baltimore American
Chicago
Prophet Elijah
Deal to Hold County Offices Sparks Testimony
K B Hunter testified that Edward Kester and Henry Becker deposited 2000 pounds as a forfeit to back a deal that installed fourteen almshouse employees for a year. Plaintiffs sued for April salaries. Alderman awarded 600 pounds. The suit starts a yearly series as new appointees face pay disputes.
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Philadelphia Times
Pottsville
K. B. Hunter
Merchants’ Bank
Shenandoah
H. B. McCool
Edward Kester
Board of Directors of the Poor
Henry Becker
Schuylkill County
Striking Reading workers form river camp on Schuylkill
Three thousand Reading Iron Company workers begin a sit in camp on Frita's Island in the Schuylkill below Reading. Organizer Flynn leads the effort with a plan to live cheaply in tents as strike conditions continue. The first meal features chickens from supporters as the camp accelerates.
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Reading
T. S. Fiyon
Reading Iron Company
Frita’s
Schuylkill River
Flynn
New Christian Society Secretary Appointment
SHIPPENSBURG June 7 J W P Woodside assistant secretary of the Y M C A at Lebanon has received a unanimous call to the general secretaryship of the Shippensby Association to succeed W Y Hays who has accepted a call to Xenia Ohio
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Philadelphia Times
Shippensburg
J. W. P. Woodside
Young Men's Christian Association
Lebanon
Shippensby Association
W. Y. Hays
Xenia
Funeral of Senator Stewart's Mother in Shippensburg
Mrs Eunice Wilson Stewart widow of Dr Alexander Stewart and mother of Judge Stewart of Chambersburg Senator Alex Stewart of Scotland and Mrs John H Craig of Reading was buried today in Shippensburg July 6 according to the report each line ends with a period.
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Shippensburg
Eunice Wilson Stewart
Alexander Stewart
Judge Stewart
Chambersburg
Alex. Stewart
Scotland
John H. Craig
Reading
Broken Axle Triggers Freight Wreck Near Shamokin
A broken axle caused a Philadelphia and Reading Railway freight to derail near Shamokin. four loaded cars were destroyed and the crew escaped by jumping to safety.
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Philadelphia Times
Shamokiln
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Lomady Faces Fresh Accusation from Wife in Zellner Case
In Wilkesbarre on June 7 police pursued Professor A. K. Lomady who figured in the Zellner case in Allentown. Lomady's third wife, once Mrs. Je W Freeman, resides in this city and says he deserted her.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilkesbarre
A. K. Lomady
Zellner
Allentown
Je W. Freeman
Killed by a Trolley in the Dark
Alan Gar rettson of Plymouth township near Norristown was run over and killed instantly by a car on the Norristown and Chestnut Hill Railway shortly after midnight last night.
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Norristown
Alan
Garrettson
Plymouth Township
Here
Norristown and
Chestnut Hill
Woman drinks laudanum over unrequited love
Lizzie Pike of New Kingston swallowed three tablespoonfuls of laudanum at the American House in Mechanicsburg after an unrequited love. Doctors saved her life.
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Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
Lizzie Pike
New Kingston
American House
Mechanicsburg
Burglars Foiled by Sleeper Station Agent
NORRISTOWN June 7 Burglars fled after shots scared them from a depot at Iron Bridge on the Perkiomen Railroad as Station Agent Brownback slept through the attempted break in.
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Norristown
Robters
Iron Bridge
Brownback
Local Officials Elected and Indictments Quashed in Chester Area
Dr Francie Rabin of Perkiomenville elected physician at Charity Hospital Norristown. Chester Board of Education reorganized electing William L as president and David Rose as secretary. A G Bradley and Senetey junk dealers had indictment quashed over alleged illegal material handling. court deemed statute unconstitutional. Borough council and Philadelphia ties noted with local governance disputes.
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Perkiomenville
Jefferson Medical Coth
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Charity Hospital
Norristown
Chester Board of Education
William
Power
David F. Rose
Secreta L
Chester
Delaware
Erie
Glen May
Philadelphia
Teeterdey Park
Sousa's Final Willow Grove Shows Stir Philadelphia Rail Talk
Sousa's last nights at Willow Grove stir local interest as trains to Philadelphia and Reading run frequently. The bustling schedule highlights swift departures and continued performances drawing rail and music enthusiasts alike.
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Adyt
Catholic High School List For Graduation Exercises
On Thursday at 10 a m the Roman Catholic School will hold its annual graduation exercises in the auditorium at Vine Street. Archbishop Ry will preside with Rev Nevin F Fisher directing. Thomas J Byam M D will deliver the address to graduates including Bayer Bergman Boyd and many others from Our Lady of Mercy St Elizabeths St Bridget s Immaculate Conception Visitation St Johns Evan gelists Sacred Heart St Patrick St Paul St Michael s and more with names such as Carroll Cleary Collins Doran Fanning and Kelly among the attendees.
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Nevin F. Fisher
Thomas J. Byam
Joseph Anthony Bayer
Our Lady of Mercy
Henry John Bergman
St. Elizabeth's
Robert Aoraiss Boyd
St. Bridget’s
Brsanel Anthony Burns
Immaculate Conception
Thoman Joseph Carroll
Visitation
John Alexius Cleary
Annunciation
James Joseph Collins
St. John the Evangelist’s
Joseph French Devine
Sacred Heart
John Francis Doran
St. Patrick's
Norris- Nenatine Lageis
Pannatius Loyola Dudley
St. Paul's
Francis Joseph Fanning
Francis Com
St. Alphonsus
Henry John Bulger
St. Matthew's
Conshohocken
Commercial Joseph
Robert Burke
John Patrick Cooney
St. Ann's
William Bernard Dunn
St. Francis de Sales
George Mooney
Francis Aloysius Malpartes
St. Michael's
Edward Michael Smith
St. Ann‘s
Swarthmore College Commencement Week Opens
Swarthmore College begins commencement week with class suppers and a baccalaureate sermon by W. J. Wilbur. The 35 member class will hear orations by Percival M. Fogg Edith H. Janney and Mark Thistlethwaite. John K. Richards Solicitor General will give a key address. Fellowships announced include Lucretia Mott to L Winifrid Rogers and Joshua Lippincott to Mary Gray Leiper. Philadelphia attendees and Swarthmore Preparatory School ceremonies noted. Dean Josiah H. Penniman of Penn delivers the principal talk on college devotion.
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Pennsylvania
Edith H. Janney
West Virginia
Mark Thistlethwaite
Indiana
John K. Richards
United States
Lucretia Mott
L. Winifrid Rogers
Corry
Joshua Lippincott
Mary Gray Leiper
Wallingford
Swarthmore Preparatory School
James R. Balbridge
Margaret D. Leiper
Edna Price
Jane Pene
Margaret Craig
Wil Frank Bramwell Geddes
William Darrybath
Harry Wm. Knight
Frederick B. Terrell
Josiah H. Penniman
University of Pennsylvania
State College to graduate largest class in college history
State College will hold its forty first annual commencement next week with fifty one graduates the largest class in the college history Dr Lawrence M Colfelt of Philadelphia will deliver the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday The graduates include Grace Mabel Alexander Centre Hall Albert Miles Centre Hall Charles Heyd Bassler St Thomas William Harkness Backhout State College and many others from Centre Hall Arney Oswego N Y Wayne Saxton Titusville Lancaster Philipsburg Bellwood Bellefonte Harrisburg and Williamsport among the named graduates concerted to be honored white garb and caps in the ceremony
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State College
Lawrence M. Colfelt
D. D
Philadelphia
Grace Mabel Alexander
Centre Hall
Albert Miles
Arney
Charles Heyd Bassler
St. Thomas
William Harkness Backho
Thomas el Pases
Tdubois
Reuben Jas Rdper
Vacmerelle
Alfred Stevensgow
Bellwood
Robert Olin Glenn
Aul Collins Haldeman
Marietta
Charles Miller Harris
Bellefonte
Sara Bertha Harter
Harry Clayton Heaton
Woodment
Harry Joseph Hunsicker
Lehighton
John Hunsicker, Jr
Lebanon
Willis Alden Ishler
Joseph Paul Ritenour
Uniontown
Harris Abram Robbins
Goshen
N. Y
Joseph Dravo Robbins
Robbins’ Station
James Coburn Rogers
Hefoite
William Fay Ross
Williamsburg
Joseph Shirk Ruble
Robert William Salisbury
Pittsburg
William Marion Schaure
Selinsgrove
Tony Scholl
Williamsport
Cha Franklin Sir Mechanicaburg
Willard Aaron Smith
Philipsburg
George Johnston Stuart
Boalsburg
Wilmington Conference Academy Commencement Week Schedule
The Wilmington Conference Academy will begin commencement week with a baccalaureate sermon on Sunday by Rev. Alpheus S. Mowbray of Tome Memorial Church Port Deposit Maryland. An evening sermon will follow in Wesley Church by Rev. Morris Watson Prince of Dickinson College, with a vesper service in the Academy Hall.
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Dover
Alpheus 8
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Wesley Church
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T. D
Dickinson College
Academy Hall
Metzger College closes with organ recital by Thompson
Commencement exercises at Metzger College end with an organ recital by Misa Cornelia Thompson of the faculty assisted by Mrs. T B Angell of Harrisburg. Alumni Association officers elected include President Miss Clara McKeehan Carlisle and vice president Milas Cannon Bridgeville Del. recording secretary Mia Frank Parks Harrisburg and corresponding secretary Miss Bowers Carlisle.
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Metzger College
Misa Cornelia Thompson
T. B. Angell
Harrisburg
Clara McKeehan
Milas Cannon
Bridgeville
Del
Mia
Frank Parks
Miss Bowers
Sara Biddle
Hunn to Address Military Graduates
Wilmington events announce Governor Hunn will speak at the Wilmington Military Academy commencement Wednesday morning. A Sunday sermon by Rev Thomas A McCurdy LL D precedes exercises. A 3 30 p m competitive drill and 8 30 p m declamation contest occur the day before.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Wilmington Military Academy
Central Presbyterian Church
Thomas A. McCurdy
St Josephs Academy to Close Year with June 19 Exercises
In Bordentown New Jersey on June 7 the closing exercises of St Josephs Academy run by the Sisters of Mercy are set for June 19 with Bishop MacFaul and Rev John Fox of Trenton in attendance.
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Bordentown
N. J
St. Joseph's Academy
Sisters of Mercy
MacFaul
John Fox
Trenton
German Dialect Comic Parody in Opera Company
Fragmentary OCR shows a comic dialogue mocking a German dialect comedian and a political aspirant. The garbled text references a performer and a bureaucratic figure, with distorted phrases implying mispronunciations and satire.
Flinn Retired as City Chairman in Pittsburgh
Senator William Flinn retired as chairman of the Republican city committee in Pittsburgh. J O Brown was elected to the post with support from Recorder A M Brown and the Bigelow faction. Flinn did not contest and said he seeks more time for personal business. Representative John P McTighe filed a contest from the Sixth ward, to be reviewed by a committee.
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Pittsburg
William Flinn
Republican City Committee
J. O. Brown
Department of Public Safety
A. M. Brown
Bigelow
Flinn
Tariff Club
J. ©. Brown
Brown
Senator Flinn
Clarence Burleigh
Recorder Brown
John P. McTighe
Insurgent Movement Seen Dying as Flinn Quits
June 7 Harrisburg reports say Flinn has effectively retired from politics and J. Brown was elected chairman of the Pittsburg Republican city committee to succeed Fitznn. Observers expect Republicans to avoid major conflict at the state convention and Governor Stone declines to comment on a harmony deal.
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Harrisburg
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J. ©. Brown
Republican City Committee
Pittsburg
Fitnn
Stone
Beacom Faction Faces Breakup as Rugh Resigns
Beacom faction turmoil grows after Charles A. Rugh resigns from the Controllership inquiry committee. The Beacom minority loses a key member, leaving the county chairman powerless to replace him. Ex-Senator Brown leads the anti-Beacom drive and hints at an independent bid if Brown is nominated. Democrats ready to exploit the rift amid bitter county politics.
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Greensburg
Charles A. Rugh
Quay
Beacom
Brown
Teachers in Annual Session Upper at Prince George County
In Marlboro Maryland June 7 the Prince George County Teachers Institute held its annual session. Notable speakers included Miss Lelia N Patridge of Philadelphia on pedagogy and psychology and State Superintendent Stephens.
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Marlboro
Prince George County
Teachers’ Institute
Baltimore
Washington
Lelia N. Patridge
Philadelphia
Stephens
R. W. Sylvester
State Agricultural College
Richmond
State Normal School
C. C. Magruder, Jr
J. & Fulton
State Board of Health
G. P. McAney
Swiss Yankee Advertises for Fair Weather Customers
A Swiss tailor in Constance, born in Connecticut, runs an ad warning against bad customers. He rejects potential clients who seek immediate luxury, and his notice, mismatched and garbled, hints at a cautious, self serving approach to clientele.
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Mallee Ban
Bard Renee
Neptune’s Sea Parade Sparks Oceanic Rally
The Marine Journal notes Neptune’s spirited speech as he proclaims a lively hockey crowd. The mermaid questions the ride while he whips up his sea horses and rides in a curtained chariot.
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Marine Journal
Neptune
Will contest seeks move to circuit court in McPherson estate
Jersey City June. Marshal Van Winkle for Mrs. Eda Muir asks Hudson County Orphans Court to remove the suit to the Circuit Court for jury trial. The judge had earlier named Otto Crouse administrator. Counsel for Baldwin Yale University Christ Hospital seek adjournment as the case is reset to Friday.
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United States
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Circuit Court
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Blair
District Court
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Baldwin
Abel. I. Smith
Hoboken
McPherson
John J. Tracey
Yale University
Edwin A. 8. Lewis
Christ Hospital
Islair
Princeton Seniors Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Princeton June 7 Professor Humphries announces that 15 members of the senior class have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Named are Arthur H. Adams Wyalusing Pa William Breckenridge Hoosic Falls NY Morgan Edwards Kingston Pa Edward Glassmyer Reading Pa Charles Gray Camden ND Elroy Headley East Orange NJ Walter Hope Brooklyn NY Andrew Merrick Pottstown Pa Howard Omwake Green Castle PA Gordon Russell Oyster Bay LI Howell White Walton NY James Taylor Walton NY Emery Wilson Bellefontaine OH Edward West Hamilton Square NJ Robert Belmore Chattanooga Tenn.
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Philadelphia Times
Professor Humphries
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Arthur H. Adams
Wyalusing
William Breckenridge
Hoosie Falls
N. Y
Morgan C. Edwards
Kingston
Edward Glassmyer
Reading
Charles 8. Gray
Emery J. Wilson
Bellefontaine, O
Edward J. West
Hamilton Square
N. J
Robert Belmore
Chattanooga, Tenn
A Cry for Help and Its Results
John Rutland of 517 Somerset Street Philadelphia was attacked early today after responding to a woman's plea. He found a wagon by the water works with two men and a woman. a man struck him with a bottle, and the trio fled. Police arrested Newton Kates and Robert Dowrick in an Eginen ward saloon. bail set at 500 dollars. The woman who cried for help fled and could not be located.
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Glouceester City
John Rutland
Somerset Street
Wes
Jutland
Mercer County Bible Society Elects Officers
The Mercer County Bible Society annual meeting in Pennington elected officers: President the Rev. Dr. Thomas O’Hanlon of Pennington. Vice President the Rev. W. A. Brooks of Trenton. Secretary Colonel J. S. Reiger of Trenton. Treasurer Hi. M. Voorhees of Trenton. Executive committee includes Rev. J. D. Fox of Trenton, Rev. Thomas Tyack Hights town, Rev. M. J. Buartlett of Princeton, Franklin Dye of Trenton, J. A. FH. Deep of Trenton, A. Opagne of Tennington, and Robert A. Messier of Trenton.
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N. J
Mercer County Bible Society
Thomas O'Hanlon
W. A. Brooks
Trenton
J. S. Reiger
Trenon
Hi. M. Voorhees
M. J. Buartlett
Princeton
Franklyn Dye
J. A, FH. Deep
A. Opagne
Tennington
Robert A. Messier
Camden Pennsylvania Railroad terminal set for July 4 train service
The Camden terminal of the Pennsylvania Railroad will be ready for train service on July 4. A new ferryboat schedule begins June 28 with four minute service from 6:80 to 9:30 A M. daily, then boats every five minutes until 6 P M, resuming four minute service until 7 P M, then every ten minutes thereafter. Sunday service stays at ten minutes.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Camden
Judge Armstrong Named Honorary President of Camden Outing Association
Camden Court of Common Pleas judge BE A Armstrong was made honorary president of the Camden Children's Outing Association. New officers include President Rev. George Horter, vice presidents Thomas H. Davidson Rev J W Grout and Charles Adams, secretary Miss M B E Ledyard, and treasurer J Wilbur McAllister. Horter appealed for funds noting public appeals had failed to meet needs.
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BE. A. Armstrong
Court of Common Pleas
Camden
Camden Children’s Outing Association
George ©. Horter
Thomas H. Davidson
J. W. Grout
Charlies Adams
M. BE. Ledyard
J. Wilbur McAllister
Association
Woodbury Public Schools Closed and Local Community Notices
The Woodbury public schools were closed yesterday while the Layton public schools held a commencement at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Pastor Johnson presenting diplomas. The Gloucester City Council finance committee met with the Board of Health and decided no general vaccination was needed due to no smallpox cases. Ancient Order of Hibernians Division No. 3 in Gloucester City elected officers led by President Thomas Daly and others.
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Layton Public Schools
Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnson
Gloucester City
Board of Heart
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Thomas Daly
Patrick Sully
George Casey
James Stuart
Joseph Lynch
Photograph Offer Sparks Recall of Notoriety Tale
In Chicago a Post reporter asks for a photograph for a Sunday feature. A man famed for his son eloping with a variety actress resists notoriety, offering a memory sketch instead before handing over a photo.
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Chicago Post
Elopement Wedding Surprises Baltimore Social Circle
John Moale son of Hotel Stamford proprietor and Miss Maysie Boyd wed in a private Atlantic City ceremony after a elopement from Clifton Avenue Walbrook. The couple married at Loygla College with Rev. John A Chester, honeymooning at the Hotel Iroquois. The bride's uncle, J. S. Boyd, confronted the couple at the Iroquois and later offered congratulations. Mrs Moale's father is a Baltimore Trust Company leader with ties to the Crescent Club and Democratic leadership. another uncle is pension agent J Partlett Lloyd.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
John Moale
Stafford
Baltimore
Maysie E. Boyd
William L. Boyd
Clifton Avenue
Walbrook
Miss Boyd
Chesapeake Bay
Loygla College
John A. Chester
Iroquois
Boyd
John
South
Maryland
Steel Ier
Moale
Baltimore Trust Company
J. Frank Morrison
Crescent Club
J. Partlett Lloyd
Shield of Honor Elects Officers in Atlantic City
The Supreme Lodge Shield of Honor elected officers for the year led by Supreme Master Dr. G. H. Taylor and Judge W. H. Edwards. Meetings will be held in Philadelphia. A law change removed a 2000 death premium, leaving 1000 max and 25 min. In a second item, the yacht Fly rod was stolen from Gardner's Basin. thieves jailed at Avalon, then escaped Sea Isle City after robbing a railroad station.
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Shield of Honor
Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Supreme Lodge
G. H. Taylor
West Virginia
W. H. Edwards
Maryland
William T. Henry
Charles Sinclair
W. F. Strang
Camden
N. J
Edward Hawkes
Pennsylvania
Flyrod
Harry B. Cook
Leonard Alger
Gardner's Basin
Hereford Inlet
Avalon
Baitzell
Tettit
Sea Isle City
Gloucester Dives Licenses Cut by City Council
Gloucester City council refused 14 saloon licenses last night widening a crackdown from 58 licenses granted last year to 44 this year. The action targets beach area dives and ends decades of seaside drinking establishments.
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Gloucester
Philadelphia Times
Gloucester City
Newark man steals milk for hunger in New York court relief
Fred Stewart of Newark New Jersey was arrested for taking a can of milk from a creamery at Seventy sixth street and Madison avenue. He said he was en route to Holyoke Massachusetts seeking work and, nearly starving, drank the milk. The court discharged him and arranged a benevolent purse for his aid.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
Fred Stewart
Newark
N. J
Seventy-sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Holyoke
Mass
Benet
Elderly man attempts suicide in Bridgeton
Edward Scull aged 80 tried to cut his throat with a penknife last night. His daughter found him in time to stop the self harm. A physician sewed the wound and admitted him to an asylum. His mind is described as unbalanced.
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Philadelphia Times
Camden News Notes: Tragedy and Court Actions
An unknown man who died by suicide by stepping in front of a train at Bellmawr on the Atlantic City Railroad was buried in Potter's Field, Camden. In Camden District Court the jury in Linderman vs Standard Motor Company failed to reach a verdict and was discharged. eight removal warrants were granted in judgments, including Cole vs Hoeelve.
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Bell Mawr
Atlantic City
Potter's Field
Camden
David B. Linderman
Standard Motor Company
Eigth
Cole Vs
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