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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1902

Page

2

Watres May Hold The Whip Hand In Gubernatorial Fight

Pre convention gossip hints a surprise as Watres and Elkin vie for control of the Republican nomination. Quay and Penrose back Pennypacker with 225 vs Elkin claiming 192 to 200, while Durham backs Pennypacker. Delegates from Cambria Lehigh and Philadelphia figures loom as pivotal in the contest.

Harrisburg Quay Pennypacker Elkin Senator Quay Senator Penrose Walnut Street Philadelphia Times Beaver Statesman Penrose Durham Philadelphia Quay-Penreose Cambria County Lehigh Griest Frank B. McClain Lancaster William Connell Lackawanna Connell Elkins Cambria Lewis Allentown Watres Pennypackerites Reeder T. Larry Eyre Philadelphia Pennypacker Committee Commonwealth Hotel J. Hampton Moore Thomas Judge Pennypacker Market Street Lochiel Commonwealth Hotels John P. Elkin Indiana

Attitude of Delegates at State Convention

Based on late estimates from Harrisburg last night Elkin leads with 126 delegates and Pennypacker has 114. The accompanying table presents delegate attitudes to the State convention according to the best available counts.

Watres Friends of the Lackawanna Bikin Quay Pennypacker Elkin Wikia State Committee Harrisburg

Catholics condemn Philippine school system protest to Washington

The Federation of American Catholic Societies meeting in Cleveland fixes the next annual date and denounces the Philippine school system. A resolution protests that Catholic children are being steered away from the faith with discrimination in teacher appointments and teaching methods.

Cleveland Federation of American Catholic Societies Chicago T. B. Minehan Henry J. Fries Anthony Matre George W. Gibbons M. P. Mooney McFaul Trenton N. J Messmer Green Bay Wis

Man Shot and Stabbed After Devon Fray

Girard O. Daigie was taken to Pennsylvania Hospital last evening with a bullet wound in the neck and a knife wound in the side. Two friends say the injuries followed a fight at Devon yesterday.

Girard O. Daigie Pennsylvania Devon

Linen and Towels Ten Great Specials

A housekeeping department ad touts Linen, Maslin, Towels and related textiles at deep discounts. Items include 40 inch wide longcloth at 15c per yard, bed ticking remnants, cambric, bleached muslin, pillowcases, dish towels, towels, and damask table linen with reductions for bulk purchases and regular prices cited.

Lyons Cove Ark York

Elkin Leads in Cambria County Primaries With Tight Fallout

In Cambria and nearby counties the primary results favor Elkin for governor with three strong supporters elected as delegates. Ebensburg and Johnstown reports show mixed outcomes while Cumberland county races lean toward Democrats including Myers and Dougherty. Recounts may decide county commissioner and prothonotary contests as votes come in.

Weiss Croop Bogart Sterver Fisher Terwilliger Zarr A. D. Seeley Charles B. Ent Edward J. Flynn Pattison Fritz Congress Cochran Creasy and Skeler Martin Kelley Bloomsburg

Returns From Saturday's Primaries Slow in Coming In

In Bloomsburg Columbia County the Democratic primary results are delayed with only 188 of 4 districts reporting this evening. Voter turnout and party results are incomplete as officials work to tally ballots and release official figures.

Bloomsburg Columbia County

Fewer Charters in New Jersey Spur Competition

Trenton June 8 There has been a notable drop in the number of corporations chartered in the past five months but the decline is not alarming. Delaware Massachusetts and other states are enticing firms to register there. New Jersey has 1 010 new corporations in the period with fees totaling 176 478. A forthcoming steamship trust fee is expected to raise average fees.

Philadelphia Times Trenton Delaware Maassachusetts New Jersey Steamship Trust

Farmers Object to Rural Mail Service

Farmers in the New Castle area protest the planned rural mail delivery route citing long distances to mail boxes and risk to delivery. They prefer to travel to town to mail letters rather than accept far from home routes.

Delphia Times New Castle T Mall

Steamer Talbot Sinks in Chesapeake Bay

News arrives from the bay of the steamer Talbot sinking Friday night with no passengers aboard. The crew were the only people on board and are said to be rescued or accounted for.

Chesapeake Bay Baltimore Talbot

Battle over brigade commander in New Jersey militia

In Trenton June 8 the postponed election for a Second Brigade commander will be held tomorrow night. Frank O Briggs General Burd Grubb or Colonel John I Shinn are favored as a compromise. Opponents target Colonel Q O M Gillmore and seek allies outside his regiment to block him.

Elkin Watres Commonwealth Hotel John C. Delaney Johan B. Farr Lackawanna Leutenants York County Andrews Pennypacker Indiana County Philadelphia Times Trenton Frank O. Briggs E. Burd Grubb John I. Shinn Q. O'M. Gillmore Hhis Gillmore

Patton to Deliver Wesleyan Commencement Sermon

Francis L. Patton president of Princeton will deliver the Wesleyan University sermon at the Middletown Connecticut campus during the June 28 commencement.

Wesleyan University Middletown Conn Francis L. Patton Princeton

Special Piano Sale Forces Clear Warerooms on Chestnut Street

We clear two large warerooms of pianos to make room for July alterations at Chestnut Street stores. The storage house can hold little and our stock is reduced by one third to one half to effect quick distribution. Many pianos are included and some have been Certified by a Jury of Tone Experts.

New York Chestnut Street

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