Women Spectators Highlight National Republican Convention
The article details prominent women observers in Philadelphia for the Republican gathering, including Mrs Damrosch Miss McCoomb Mrs Holahan Mrs Lane and Mrs Rockwell. It notes Miss Kean sister of Senator Kean and Mrs Roosevelt present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell
W. F. Rockwell
Connecticut
Miss Kean
John Kean
New Jersey
Bellevue
Elizabeth
Washington
Hamilton Fieh
Grant
National Industrial League Seeks Permanent Exhibit in Washington
Mrs. Charlotte Smith, president of the National Industrial League with 50,000 members, urged the resolutions committee at the Hotel Walton to insert a plank backing national legislation for a permanent women’s Industrial and patriotic league exhibit in Washington, D. C. The exhibit would showcase women’s handiwork.
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Charlotte Smith
National Industrial League
United States
Hotel Walton
Washington, D. C
Woman's Industrial and Patriotic League
Royal dignitaries envy at a convention crowd scene
The narrator recalls Senator Hanna’s steady crowd and the orderly gathering of about 12,000 delegates. He likens the calm hall to a refined event, noting no pushing or injuries as attendees enter and the crowd participates in festive cheer with Yankee Doodle and waving handkerchiefs.
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Philadelphia
California
Town of Babel
Hanna
Cornelia
Victoria
Kaiser William
Russia
Turkey
Persia
Men's Christian Association
Christian Endeavor
Notes From A Convention Exhibit And Observations
Glorious weather and convention badges draw crowds. Senator Hanna’s smile and talk of the bubonic plague quarantine in San Francisco capture priority over VP talk. Tin plates bearing McKinley, teddy hat pieces, and tiny Liberty bells show the festival mood and brisk shop sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Death claims Carl T. Mayer president editor dies in Atlantic City
Carl Theodore Mayer, president and editor of the German Daily Gazette Publishing Company, died in Atlantic City at age 57. He began printing early, later founding the Gazette and expanding operations with presses and editorial duties. Mayer was a prominent figure in local publishing since 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Theodore Mayer
German Daily Gazette Publishing Company
Atlantic City
Mayer
Daily
Gazette
Magnday
Court contest over will allocating $40,000 to Henry F B
A probate dispute arose yesterday over the validity of a will that left an estate valued at $40,000 to Henry B F, the named executor. The case centers on whether the will properly reflects the decedent’s intentions following his death by his own hand last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphane’ Court
Tee
Henry BF
Women Accepted by North American Turner Bund Despite Limits
Delegates voted 172 to 162 to admit women to societies with constitutional provisions but women will not be delegates to national conventions nor carry membership cards in other groups. The league rejected socialism, adopted two platform planks, and set conventions every four years. A prize lyre for Saengerfest and prizes for oratory, essays, and singing were authorized with $500 for intellectual development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Bund
League
George H. L. Harr
Theodor Stempfel
G. Schweppendick
National League
Brooklyn
Inmate at Almshouse Jumps to Death in Philadelphia Hospital
Michael Buckley aged 66 formerly of 1417 Ridge avenue killed himself Monday by leaping from a second story window of the Philadelphia Hospital where he was confined for several months. Feeble and nervous, he attacked a physician but was found not insane and placed in the nervous ward. He climbed to an assembly room window while attendants were with others and died shortly after. The coroner was informed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Buckley
Ridge Avenue
Philadelphia Hospital
Buckley
Kumassi Isolated as Relief Mission Fails
London dispatch reports Captain Wilson of the Royal Irish Fusiliers and seven natives killed, ten wounded during Captain Hall's attempt to relieve Colonel Carter. No new news from Kumassi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Willcox
Colonial Office
Wilson
Royal Irish Fusiliers
Hall
Carter
Kumassl
West Indians Seek Fight Against Ashantis in Africa
The West India regiment was ordered to be ready to sail to Gambia to combat the Ashantis. Demerara offered 400 volunteers and a Maxim gun for service, while about 275 men of the Kingston Infantry volunteered for the mission yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
West India Regiment
War Office
Gambia
Africa
Sofas
Demerara
Kingston Infantry Mit
Court affirms insurer in oil loss case at Crew Levick Co
Judge Gray filed opinions affirming the Circuit Court ruling in favor of the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Co against Crew Levick Co for tanks of oil destroyed by fire at their warehouse siding. The appeal upheld the insurer’s victory in the suit seeking recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Gray
Circuit Court
Levick Co
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company, Limited
Liverpool
Levick Company
Washington notes Adjutant General Corbin and Manila cable
General MacArthur reports Captain Orison P. of the Forty-fifth Volunteer Infantry drowned off Albay coast on the tenth. Major Frederick Fuger of the Fourth Artillery retires at age 64. Captain Asher Cyler of the Second Artillery, now in Cuba, is promoted to major.
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Corbin
MacArthur
Manila
Orison P
Forty-fifth Volunteer Infantry
Albay
Frederick Fuger
Fourth Artillery
Fort McHenry
Asher Cyler
Second Artillery
Cuba
John Randolph Tucker Memorial Hall Dedication
News notes report the dedication of the John Randolph Tucker Memorial Hall at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia. Other items note Chicago council approves consolidation of the Gas companies, Mayor Harrison traveling to New York for his brother’s appendicitis operation, a mine fire destroying Commonwealth Mining Company in Arizona with sale talks to an English syndicate, and rumors of a two thousand dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph Tucker
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Chicago City Council
Das Company
People's Gas, Light and Coke Company
Harrison
Chicago
New York
William Preston Harrison
Commonwealth Mining Compa
Arizona
Pearman
MISS CLOUD Bi SBloth Be Facial Treatments and Manicure
An advertisement promises facial treatments and head massage claiming to erase wrinkles in ten days, remove freckles and pittings, and permanently cure deep scars. It touts products like Cleansing Cream Lanoline Cucumber Skin Food and Dermalba, with promises of hair color restoration and painless procedures at Gimbel Bros. in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cloud
la Perle
Dermalba
Cheveuline
Gimbel Bros
Neoch
Atlante City
New Boxt
Irvington
Country Club Triumph Over Lakewood in Careless Hockey
In Bala, Philadelphia Country Club defeated Lakewood 18 to 9 after a loose game with high scoring. Kennedy starred for Country Club with several precise goals, while Lippincott and Montgomery added goals, and Waterbury and Gould led Lakewood in movement and scoring. Referee Snowden of the Polo Club officiated the match.
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Bala
Lakewood
Philadelphia Country Club
Lippincott
Montgomery
Oval
Kennedy
Waterbury
George Gould
Morrell
Lappincott
Country Club
Mon Ry
Country
Bincott
F. McFadden
Lakewood Country Club
Paar
Bob Ans
Lyon
P de Ra
P.lf
Mac
No. Gould
Kewood
Patson
Rft
Ch'f.ae
Mont
Ton Country Club
Eeu
Whinery
Waterbury Jayenees Country Club
Eaeve
Eveeseees
Coun
Seene Land
Labo
H . Roberts
Kornere
Pratt
Gould
Chicago Defeats Pittsburg in Fourteen Innings 1 0
Chicago wins a 14 inning contest over Pittsburg 1 to 0 as Griffth drives in the decisive run. Waddell fans 12 with 8 walks in a game noted for sharp pitching and fielding amid 1,200 in attendance. Two-base hits by O'Brien Williams and Griffith highlight a tense, error-free showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Waddell
Griffth
Clingman
Griffith
O'Brien
Williams
McCormick
Cooley
McCarthy
Beaumont
Dor - Ely
Strick
Shriver
Hurst
Cornell Loses Final Game to Carlisle 12-6
Cornell suffered a rough finish to the season, falling to Carlisle 12 to 6. The Indians led early but poor hitting and loose fielding hurt Cornell. Carlisle dominated the early innings and maintained the lead throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Ithaca
Cornell
Carlisle
Indians
Penn Art Show Postponed Amid Contention At Convention
The Penn Art Club event was called off as convention debates and a vice presidential race drew crowds away. Highlights included a six round bout between Charley McKeever and Jimmy Handler and various boxing displays, with ticket refunds offered.
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Mark Hanna
Teddy Roosevelt
Penn Art Club
Charley McKeever
Jimmy Handler
South Dakota
Wilds
Maryland
Young Eden
Kid Bebe
Young Riley
Young Ragan
Halfera
American jockeys win at Gatwick summer meeting
London June 19 American jockeys dominated at Gatwick with wins in several handicaps. Sweet Boy rode by TRelf won the Horshoe handicap while Zaziga took the Gatwick selling handicap and other races saw Rigby and Dorking Wora among top finishers.
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London
Gatwick
Peeeth
Zaziga
Uhe
Rigsby
Rigeby
Interest In Saturday's Cycle Races At Woodside Park
Local wheelmen show keen interest as cycle racing season opens at Woodside Park on Saturday. All noted amateur racers are entered for their events on the programme, with at least four clubs taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside Park
Voter and Dublin Win Handicaps at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay New York June 19 a fast track and strong card drew a large crowd. Dublin upset in the Foam Stakes at 10 to 1 while Vater romped to win the Coney Island Handicap as the favorite. Elizabeth M Native and Rush also noted among winners in a six race program.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Texas
George Arnold
Crossmolina
Deak
Capron
McGinn
Florabird
Howell
Ford
Morse
cCann
Ateri
Melarne
J. T.woode
Com Dixon
Ox Banat
Sir Gallan
Gilmoth
Sir Oan
J. Mat Peugeot
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Dublin
Vater
Sweet Lavender
Contend
Longshoreman
Littlefield
Lady Uneas
Water
Lady Tneas
Bendoran
Elizabeth M
Native
Rush
Intrusive
Shaw
A. J. Slack
Dr. Barlow
Fleetwing
Imke War
Remeen
Frank Erne
Balloon
Bounteous
Aurous
Colonel Padden
Egotism
Colchester
Rausch
Henry
Hesper
Odom
Kamara
Oliver Mac
Prestidigitator
Anjou
Mies Hanover
Greyless
McCue
Sweeteen
Turner
Fake
Smile
Lief Prince
the Rhymer
Alfonso
Telamon
Prince of Melrose
Gon Spencer
Steve Uncas
Dangmann
Maher
Itoland
Richard J
Hempstead
Spencer
Ime
Merito
Andria
Oneck Queen
Lam
Bent
Bellefonte Trotting Meet Dates Set for July 25 26
Bellefonte Driving Association announces entry blanks for first races on the new agricultural fair grounds track July 25 and 26 in connection with the Centre county centennial. Program includes 2.50 and 2.25 trot or pace races with prizes 250 and 300, a running race, and a 2.37 and 2.15 trot or pace with prizes 250 and 300 plus a $100 special race. Total prizes amount to 1500. Initial races expected to attract many horsemen from across the state. John Blanchard secretary-treasurer.
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TimzEa
Bellefonte
Bellefonte Driving Association
Centre County
Nner
Tad Vealing
Wales
Bellefonte Association
John Blanchbe
Ie Secetary
Daly poised for rematch as Kearns bets on victory
Daly and Boston’s Tom Kearns prepare for a highly anticipated bout at the Art Club boxing carnival. Both fighters express confidence their upcoming clash will be one of the city’s most even and keenly fought matches.
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Kid Me Partland
Arck Daly
Tom Kearns
Boston
Kearns
Daly
Art Club
A Trip to the Ocean via Pennsylvania Railroad
A fragmentary line advertises a seaside excursion by the Pennsylvania Railroad with bold claims and scattered phrasing. The readable parts point to rail travel to the coast, likely a promotional feature in a travel or railroad page.
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Ocean
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Wolcott
Roosevelt
Woodruff
W. H. Jones
Salt Lake City
Utah
Woman's State Republican League of
Woman's Republican Club
Woman of the West
Misses Manley
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
National Republican Executive Committee
Manley
Harriet Lambard
Augusta
Payne
Henry C., Payne
Wisconsin
Wiswell
N. Wiswell
Gemma
Mrs. Wisweill
Milwaukee
Mra
McKinley
C. B
Teddy
Senator Walcott
Carl T.mayer
comeney _ ecoiporettine
Carl T. Mayer
Kumassi
Saludo
Ackers
Sirrees
Harlem
Prince Plenty
J. Miller
Tayon
Buchanan
Orion
Boland
Mr. Brown
T. Knight
Arthur Behan
Dupee
McDermott
Dinizulu
MM Dvinkk
Py Bay
Fred Hessig
T. Ferns
Gold Fox
T.at
Erwin
J. Martin
Eldred
A. Chamberlain
Lady Idris
Edith Q
Oneita
Algaretta
Sly
Lady Dixon
Pillage
L. T. Caton
Lil. H
Tarhill
Princess Ira
Han- Sree Braman
Vanbrunt
Ane Osotis
Af Kobuwreath
Burches
Oriel Hae
Ae Hampton
Anixous
Eness
Jullos
Blake Venner
A Brillo
Rosavanna Gaeta
Princessa
Hanes
Xnard
Vincennes
Jimp
Bobby
Holmesburg
Kingston Driving Association
Belmont
Chica
Pittsby
Childs
Bermont
Ganzel
Poor
L. B.C
Choctawatt Phila
Pennart
McKeever
Handler
Maud Wallace
Atnole
Miss Loretta
Leo Nester
Astralath
Ruby Riley
Sid Dubin
Bena Williams
Happy Jack
Mascagni
Clay, Jr
Mintara
Lutes Fondo
Amoroso
South Breese
Fox Bard
Imp
Clousilla
Wood
Musket
Sir Ph
Jim . Way
School
G. W. Lord
Miver Lake
Jayne
VOTER
Coney Island
McClurg
van ‘Kuren
Tod
Taepeer Gueioutes
Hardy Pardee
Bangor
Lord Baltimore
Gilroy
Tartar Seers
Ada
Orontas
Davin Garrick
Colonel Roosevelt
Ulden
Tipton
Kiouikinte
Panne
Young Dixon
Penn Art
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