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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1902

Page

2

Pennsylvania State Committee Contests Escalate in 1900 Session

The chaotic gathering features Proxies, nominations, and heated clashes as Senator Quay, Penrose, Elkin, and Reeder clash over seating of contested seats. Protests about chairman authority and the proper method to replace deceased members color a tense session as the contest committee begins hearings in Schuylkill Luzerne and Philadelphia.

Reeder Elkin John J. Thompson Indiana County Quay Penrose Senator Quay T. Larry Eyre Charlies H. Speakman Chester County Speakman Eyre Gilkeson Lilly David H. Lane Philadelphia Carbon County Watkins Elkin Reeder Warren McCreary Butler County William C. Peoples Westmoreland James G. Glessener York Boles Penrose A. 8. L. Shields State Committee Andrews Mesers McCreary Peoples Gray Lake Grissner Pennypecker Indiana Fleitz Pennsylvania Shields Schuylkill Luzerne Samuel Lee John F. Shaner Schuylkill County M. B. Williams Charlies A. Minor Luserne Peter E. Smith William E. Gray John Woodward George Siders A. G. Fell A. H. Morgan J. H. Dando Charies Snyder Schuylkill / likin

Grape-Nuts Breakfast Ad Includes Morning Advice

The article promotes light morning meals for workers, recommending Grape-Nuts with cream, fruit, Postum coffee, and eggs as a sturdy base. It warns against heavy carbonaceous foods in hot weather and highlights Grape-Nuts as ready to serve, economical, and nutritionally efficient for one person.

Senator Quay Probes Convention Ticket Distribution Methods

Senator Quay examined the State chairman and aides on how convention tickets were distributed, using meticulous questioning to ensure no detail was overlooked and nothing escaped scrutiny. The inquiry followed sustained seating of the Pennypacker men in disputed elections to the convention.

Rok Injana Indifraat Vas Rita Rei Ordipa Ieee Se Fast Bone Sons Quay

Elkin Bets Backer Backs Down in Quay Elkin Bet

Harrisburg report on a noon bet over political influence shows J Clayton Erb and J A Welble backing Elkin with $2,000 at Lochiel. Welble missed the stake while Erb claimed the forfeit as the Pennypacker faction boasted of a back-down. The tangled wager underscores shifting support in the Philadelphia and Schuylkill County arena.

Harrisburg Elkin Philadelphia Schuylkill J. Clayton Erb Israel W. Durham J. A. Welble State Department Lochiel Erb Welble Pennypacker Mien

Rescue at Sea Near False Cape Aids Steamer Wayman

Life-savers and a wrecking steamer aided the British steamer Thomas Wayman after it beached on Pebble Shoal two miles east of False Cape North Carolina. The vessel hails from New Castle and was saved amid chaotic conditions.

Cape Hepney Thomas Wayman Pebble Shoal False Cape N. C

Swarthmore Endowment Reaches Target for Presidency

Swarthmore College announces completion of a 400000 endowment fund and that Dr Joseph Swain of Indiana University will become president succeeding Dr William N Birdsall. Isaac Clothier and William P Bancroft of Wilmington contributed 100000 each with conditions, while alumni donations continued to meet the target. Swain will be informed today and is expected to accept.

Swarthmore College Joseph Swain University of Indiana Willliam N. Birdsall Isaac Clothier William P. Bancroft Wilmington Del Alumni Association of the Colllege

Early donations secure portion of funding

By June 12 less than 600000 dollars was secured. Isaac Clothier donated 100000 dollars under the same conditions. William P Bancroft followed with another 100000 dollar gift. Dr Swain stated he would take the position if 400000 dollars of the 600000 goal was raised by that date and the remaining 200000 dollars was guaranteed within three years.

Isaac Clothier William P. Bancroft Swain

Tornado kills scores across White Earth reservation

A devastating tornado swept over the White Earth Indian reservation and nearby areas, killing 29 and injuring many. The storm destroyed houses, churches, and crops from Walworth to Ulen, with multiple fatalities reported including families near Vens Peatles and near Lake Park.

White Earth Indian Reservation White Earth Minn Hall Walworth Atlantic Louses Barnes Lake Park Spangele Ulen Vens Peatles Berg Andrew Homm Attlanta Ole Johnson

Waiter Charles Krause Attacked After Serving Stranger

Charles Krause a waiter at 17 East Cheltenham Avenue was assaulted in a restaurant early yesterday morning after he served a stranger. He sprang up and beat him in the throat in a violent incident.

Charles Krause East Cheltenham Avenue Krause

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