Hanna Will Remain National Chairman
Senator Marcus A. Hanna of Ohio will stay head of the national Republican committee. Health improvements and presidential influence shaped the decision amid Washington talks with McKinley aides. West and Midwest leaders in Philadelphia weigh vice presidential options and the coming convention pace.
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Marcus A. Hanna
Ohio
National Republican Committee
Washington
Hanna
Spooner
Lodge
Long
McKinley
Richard C. Kerens
St. Louis
Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
United States
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
Dawes
Treasury Department
Charles J. Dawes
H. ©. Payne
National Committee
New England
Mr. Payne
Walton
New York
McKinsey
Empire State
Scott
License transfers refused under 1807 act ruling
Judges Willson and Beltler of the License Court refused transfers for Robert Steel of Broad and Chestnut to 1508 Chestnut, citing the 1807 act banning cross ward moves. The ruling also denies transfers for Dever, D Alessandро, Snyder, and Widdin to various addresses.
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Willson and Beltler
Robert Steel
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Chestnut Street
Steel
Ninth
Old St. John's to Celebrate Eighty-Fifth Anniversary Today
The Brown Street church marks 85 years with decorated sanctuary and a standard ritual. Morning anniversary sermon by Rector Revy C Michael will cover church history and statistics, followed by an evening address to children by Rev Dr Wilbur F Paddock of St Andrews.
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St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Brown Street
Third
St. John’s
Revy
C. & Michael
Wilbur F. Paddock
St. Andrew's
Fatal Explosion in Oporto Kills Two, Injures Thirteen
In Oporto on July 9 an explosion at the Customs Department triggered by mining fuses killed two men and wounded thirteen, sparking panic throughout the town.
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Oporto
Juse 9
Customs Department
Atlantic Title Co Controls Camden Trust and Tithe
Atlantic Title Company of Atlantic City has secured a controlling interest in Camden Trust and Tithe Company. The Atlantic county department of the institution will be moved to Atlantic City, but the Camden department will not be relocated.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic Title Company
Camden Trust and Tithe Company
Atlantic County Department
Camden Department
Paris Professor Claims Leprosy Serum Discovery
Professor Mechnikoff of the Pasteur Institute believes he has found a serum against leprosy. Several celebrated physicians support the claim and American scientists are examining its use among infected populations in Hawaii and the Philippines.
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Mechnikoff
Pastern Institute
Hawaii
Philippines
Woman attacked on Arctic avenue in Atlantic City
Mrs John Garritson was attacked by a burly man who tried to embrace her on Arctic avenue. She screamed and fled. Residents report several similar incidents in recent evenings.
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the Times
Atlantic City
Arctic Avenue
John Garritson
Viccinity
Dynamite Planted at Harvard Pump Spoils Night Alarm
A six inch dynamite cartridge with a percussion cap was placed at Harvard pump near Hollis Hall and discovered before detonation. A night watchman and another guard reported seeing a man near the pump and smelling smoke. Experts say the blast would have destroyed Hollis Hall’s front and harmed sleepers. Authorities seek suspect linked to past Sanders Hall incident.
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Harvard
Hollis Hall
Holworth Hall
Scientific School
Hollin Hall
Sanders 8 Fem
Mple
Camden man shoots wife then wounds himself at home
Robert Hill of Camden killed his wife at 1230 South Third Street using an 80 caliber revolver, four shots fatally wounding her. He then shot himself but survived, hospitalized at Cooper Hospital in a frail state repeating a phrase about God and his troubles.
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Robert Hill
Camden
South Third Street
Hill
Cooper Hospital
Colored prisoner escapes near Hammonton
Daniel Jones, colored, being taken to May's Tanding Jail, escaped two miles from Hammonton this morning. A posse scoured swamps and woods but did not locate the fugitive. Jones, about 26, 5 feet 7 inches, 175 pounds, connected with a recent burglary in the city.
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Tun Times
Hammonton
Daniel Jones
May
Tanding
Jones
Rocks not as hard as Cherry head in Broad Street fight
John Cherry a Black man avoided serious injury after a rock struck his head during a fight on Broad Street and Montgomery Avenue. The rock broke into several pieces. Cherry sustained only a slight scalp wound. Isaac T Edwards, 27, of 1245 Wood Street, was arrested.
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John Cherry
Cherry
Broad Street
Montgomery Avenue
Isaac T. Edwards
Wood Street
Edwards
Mob Storms Mississippi City Jail Overlynch Attempt
In Mississippi City on June 9 a mob stormed the jail to lynch Henry Asken and Ed Russ, both Black men accused of assaulting and murdering a white girl aged 18. The sheriff hid the prisoners to prevent the assault.
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New Orleans
Mississippi City
Miss
Henry Asken
Ed Russ
Drowning of 10-Year-Old in Stockton River
In Lambertville on June 9 a drowning accident occurred at Stockton when Domnick Errico's 10-year-old son, while fishing, suffered an epileptic fit and fell into the river, drowning.
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the Times
Lambertville
Stockton
Domnick Errico
Runaway Auto Injures Poth and Friend Near Norristown
William Poth 26 and Howard Armstrong were severely injured when a runaway automobile hurled them onto Schuylkill Valley Traction tracks near Swedeland. Poth suffered head cuts, a dislocated knee, and probable brain concussion. Armstrong had knee and elbow injuries.
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William Poth
F. A. Poth
Howard Armstrong
Norristown
Mr. Poth
Poth
Jeffersonville
Swedeland
Schuylkill Valley Traction Company
Armstrong
Dr. Drake
Converted Jack Tars Salute W C T U Women
The white ribbon brigade formed by twenty delegates of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union sails from Bergenland ahead of the Edinburgh convention starting June 25. About thirty sailors on the pier salute officers on the wharf as they cast off. Each sailor wore a white ribbon indicating total abstinence.
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Europe
Bergenland
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Edinburgh
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Jackies
Findings of Court Martial For Captain Deming Approved
The President approved the court martial findings and three year penitentiary sentence for Captain Peter C. Deming of Buffalo, assistant commissary of subsistence U S Volunteers. He was tried in San Francisco on forgery and embezzlement charges, convicted, and ordered dismissed from the army.
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Washington
Peter C. Deming
Buffalo
United States Volunteers
San Francisco
Epidemic of Self Destruction in Hunterdon County
Special Telegram to THE Timms reports a surge of personal crisis in Hunterdon county New Jersey with four cases in five days. Two women hanged near Frenchtown, another shot herself near Peers, and a man hanged himself at Little York while temporarily depressed.
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Timms
Flemington
Hunterdon County
Frenchtown
Peers
Little York
Artirse
Himseelf
Corporate Investment Company Formed In Trenton
The Corporate Investment Company was incorporated in Trenton to manufacture and deal in all kinds of pen and light to build economical apparatus and operate canals. Capital stock is announced as two million dollars.
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Trenton
Ares
Canals Capital Atock
Movements of Steamers Arrivals
Steamship arrivals listed include Deutschland Hamburg from New York, Kensington Southampton from New York, St Louis from Southampton, Campania from Liverpool, Astoria from New York, and Lacania from New York via Liverpool and Southampton.
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Deutschland
Hamburg
New York
Kensington
Southampton
St. Louia
Campania
Liverpool
Astoria
Aes
Lacania
Mrs Gladstone Sinking Bulletin From Hawarden Castle
London reports a bulletin from Hawarden Castle stating Mrs. Gladstone grew worse yesterday evening is now unconscious and rapidly sinking as of 5 50 P M local time. The update records her condition and the critical moment in the long illness.
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London
Hawarden Castle
Gladstone
American Troops Trapped Near Daet
Manila reports a Forty-fifth Infantry scouting party near Daet Camarinas Del Norte was ambushed May 29. Captain Albert Steinhauser was wounded three times two privates were killed eight wounded and one private missing. Insurgent losses are described as heavy.
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Manila
Forty-fifth Infantry
Daet
Camarinas del Norte
Albert Steinhauser
Immigrant Ship Held at Quarantine in New York
The Spanish steamship Gran Antilla remains moored in quarantine with 1,200 Italian immigrants aboard. It will not land until the vessel provides a $10,000 bond to guarantee compliance with the law and to prevent deportation of those who might become public charges within a year.
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Quarantine
New York
Broker's Clerk in Trouble After Kuhn Case
Chicago June 9 Investigations into Adolph A Kuhn junior member of Kuhn Brothers mortgage brokers who vanished about two months ago with alleged shortages between 700000 and 1000000 led to the arrest of John Anderson on conspiracy and forgery charges Anderson admits guilt but says Kuhn forced him to act.
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Chicago
Adolph A. Kuhn
Kuhn Brothers
John Anderson
Kuhn
Ethier Anderson
Doctor Robert Locke Ends Life in San Francisco Hotel
San Francisco June 9 News reports Dr Robert Locke physician and Chicago cleric son committed suicide at the Occidental Hotel after returning from Manila He was about 40 and a widow in ill health since his return local authorities note the tragedy amid uncertain circumstances
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San Francisco
Robert Locke
Locke
Chicago
Occidental Hotel
Manila
Wes
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National Convention
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Jack Tars
W. C.T.U
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