Woodruffs Chance Good Says Quigg
New York Republicans say Lieutenant Governor Timothy D. Woodruff remains a serious, viable candidate for Vice President. Lemuel Ely Quigg spoke in New York noting most delegates would back Woodruff if polled. party leaders anticipate action after Senator Platts arrival. Roosevelt refuses nomination. New York division remains unsettled with Cady backing Woodruff and Bliss unlikely to unite the delegation.
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New York
Timothy D. Woodruff
United States
Lemuel Ely Quigg
Quigg
Times
Platt
Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Hanna
Allison
Senate
Bliss
Bills
Michael J. Cady
Brooklyn
McKinley
Havana
Senator Platt
Washington
Benjamin Odell
Odell
Cady
Frederick Gibbs
Upless Woodruff
Ere
New York State Senate
Jed
Nicaragua may attack El Salvador amid rebel tensions
Correspondence from Managua reports President Zelaya moving troops and weapons to Chinandega and Leon as refugees flood Nicaragua from El Salvador. The notice hints at a plan to arm Salvadoran exiles and join with Nicaraguan forces to topple El Salvador's government. If realized, the conflict could draw in Guatemala and Costa Rica.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Chinandega and
Leon
Salvador
Gathering for the Wedding in Cumberland and Elkins
Telegram reports distinguished guests traveling from Cumberland to Elkins for the wedding of Miss Jane Bedford Henry and Vincent Kerens. The Henry and Kerens families own Elkins summer homes. The groom and several St. Louis figures ride the Katharyne private car. Ex-Governor Lowndes joins. Cardinal Gibbons and other church leaders are expected tomorrow.
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Timms
Cumberland
Elkins
W. Va
Jane Bedford Henry
Katharine Bedford Henry
New York
Vincent Kerens
Richard C. Kerens
St. Louis
Henrys
Kerens
Katharyne
Lowndes
Cardinal Gibbons
Keane
Washington
Ireland
Father Lavalle
Fight for Ohio Committeeman heats up with Cox opposition
The Ohio race for national committeeman pits George B. Cox of Cincinnati against rivals as Senator Hanna and others stay reticent. Charles Dick, Garfield’s district congressman, remains the favored unnamed choice, while James B. Morrow hints at a strong anti Cox sentiment within the party.
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Hanna
Ohio
National Committee
Charles Dick
Garfield
Congress
George Cox
Cincinnati
Senator Hanna
James B. Morrow
Cleveland
City
Cox
CITY COUNCIL DILEMMA OVER 1900 TAX ASSESSMENTS
New Castle on June 14 reports the City Council will not lower the 1900 assessment and must act as a Court of Appeals on June 25 26 and 27 to review tax appeals before the Tax Collector can prepare the duplicate. Many residents are expected to seek reductions.
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New Castle
Court of Appeals
Delaware Park Rally To Be Held By Junior Endeavor Union
In Wilmington last evening Miss Sarah B. Laring and Samuel T. McMullen were wed. Mrs Emma Ewing of Philadelphia visiting the Armstrong family slipped and fell from a steps, breaking a nerve.
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Christian Endeavor Union
Ofton On
Sarah B. Laring
Samuel T. McMullen
Wilmington
Emma Ewing
Philadelphia
L. D. Armatrong
Wilm
Nickerson Cere
Donahoe to Wed in Country Church Ceremony
Donahoe of Wheeling will arrive with E D Kenna first vice president of the AT and SF Railroad and special party. Senator Pikins at Elkins will attend. Bishop Donahoe to perform at St Brendan's Church. Miss Gladys Kerens will be flower girl and Richard C Kerens Jr best man. Edward Henry of New York will give away his sister. Professor Thomas Moore of Chicago to direct music.
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Gladys Kerens
Richard C. Kerens, Jr
Edward Henry
New York
Thomas Moore
Chicago
Annual Readjustment Increases Postmasters Salaries
Washington reports the annual readjustment of postmasters salaries expands Presidential offices to 4 270, with increases totaling 213 800 and 1 014 post masters receiving rises from 100 to 1000 dollars. Four hundred twenty seven hundred offices include 207 first class 942 second class and 3121 third class. 171 postmasters face salary cuts totaling 22 300 dollars.
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Washington
Delaware Society observes Flag Day with meeting and reception
Voting by telegraph notes a Board of Managers absent in Wilmington. The Delaware Society of the American Revolution holds a morning business session, an afternoon outing, and an evening reception. A member votes by telegraph to memorialize revolute figures and urge observance by Congress and local units.
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Wilmington
Delaware Society
The
Society General
Telph
Men of Revolute Fame
Payne Drops Out of Vice Presidential Contest
Henry C. Payne Wisconsin national committeeman withdraws from the race saying he is not a candidate and will back Governor Schofield or another suitable rival. He cites Alabama delegate issues and urges investigation to curb officeholders’ interference in conventions.
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Henry C. Payne
Wisconsin
Schofield
Payne
Hanna
Alabama
New Pastor Installed at Third Presbyterian Church Chester
The Rev W C Hogg of Waynesboro Pa was installed as pastor of Third Presbyterian Church Chester in due form with many Chester Presbytery members present. The Presbytery admitted him and found his call regular. Sermon by Rev Robert Hunter and charges by Rev J L Russell and Rev John B Randall. The meeting also defeated a request for $200 to the Glen Riddle Church action to be reconsidered in fall.
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Chester
Third Presbyterian Church
W. C. Hogg
Waynesboro
John B. Randall
Lincoln University
West of Glen Riddle
Syodical Home Mission Board
Accidental Cannons Fire Kills Teen in Mahanoy City
In Mahanoy City on June 14 a homemade cannon discharged into 16 year old Charles Auchey’s head during a hillside celebration. The device failed to explode. the youth died instantly.
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the TimEs
Mahanoy City
Charles Auchey
Y Auchey
Yeager and Kelly Wed in Reading Catholic Ceremony
George Yeager of Philadelphia son of Sherman Yeager and Mamie E Kelly daughter of Mrs Annie E Kelly Reading were married this afternoon by Rev Father J Flanagan at St Stephen Catholic Church parsonage The reception followed at the mother’s home Yeager works for the Atlantic Refining Company of Philadelphia.
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Tux Timms
Reading
George Yeager
Philadelphia
Sherman Yeager
Mamie E. Kelly
Annie BE. Kelly
Father J. Flanagan
St. Een Catholic Church
Yeager
Atlantic Reining Company
Mason’s Cure Remedies Offered by Mabon Chemical Co
Mason's yellow tubie cure for dyspepsia Mason's brown tablets treat constipation Mason's red tubiets cure coughs Mason's white tablets soothe sore throat All drugs available at druggists or by mail from T Mabon Chemical Company 6 Arch Philadelphia Also promotes Mason's Dream of Glen Curdt Catarrh and related inflammations as a safe remedy for mucus membrane issues
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Mason
T. Mabon Chemical Company
Arch
Phleadelphia
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George B. Cox
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Delaware News
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