Roosevelt Again Ignites Philadelphia Meeting Crowd
At a mass meeting in the Academy of Music Philadelphia Republicans cheered wildly when Con gressman John Dalzell invoked Roosevelt and McKinley name s. Attendees included Mayor Ashbridge Senators Penrose Thurston Scott and others. The session also heard factions discuss the District of Columbia Assembly charter and expulsions from local orders amid a pending civil court dispute.
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el Caney
San Juan
John Dalzell
Allegheny
Academy of Music
Roosevelt
The
Rough Riders
Philadelphia
New York
Academy
Ashbridge
Penrose
Thurston
Nebraska
Scott
West Virginia
Grosvenor
Ohio
Dalzell
Public Safety English
J. Hampton Moore
Allied Clubs
Hanna
Senator Depew
Washington Club
Moore
Republican Party
William McKinley
Workman Parsons
General Executive Board
John A. Connor
District of Columbia Assembly
John W. Hayes
Worthy Foreman
J. D. Chamberlain
Colorado
Hayes
Rlevances
Parsons
O'Keefe
Connor
Armstrong
Onks
Knights of Labor Split Clergy in Washington Gatherings
In Washington two factions of the Knights of Labor meet claiming to be the regular legislative body. Each group vows to pursue its agenda including potential removal of office holders as the dispute continues in the capital.
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Knights OF Labor
Washington
Knights of Labor of North
Villanova College Holds Brilliant Commencement Exercises
Commencement exercises were held yesterday at the Augustinian College of St. Thomas Villanova with Archbishop Martinelli as mass celebrant. The ceremony featured the laying of the corner stone for a new monastery and college, with Archbishops Ryan and Prendergast in attendance. Degrees were conferred on graduates including John Thomas Sheehan William Kennedy and others. honorary philosophy degrees were given to William Rex Claxton Thomas Henry Manley and Joseph H. Malatesta.
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Martinel
Ryan
Prendergast
Bishop Conaty
William Rex Claxton
Germantown
Thomas Henry Manley
New York
Joseph H. Malatesta
Newark
Mysterious Ship Sails for Australia
Special Telegram to The Timms New York June 19 On board the schooner Hattie B. Smith were owner Charles H. Kent Captain Riley and a crew rushed aboard to replace a deserting crew. The revenue cutter Dallas allowed the schooner to pass then followed. Captain Riley set sail for Australia.
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Timms
New York
Hattie B. Smith
Charles H. Kent
Riley
Dallas
Erie Basin
Riley Bald
Australia
National Republicans Defend Philippines Policy
The speaker argues for retention of the Philippines as an American possession, insisting on suppressing the Tagal insurrection and building civil government. He warns against Democratic opposition, contrasts with Seminole era actions, and asserts national honor, growth, and unity through expansion and protection.
Iowans Pleased by President Telegrams In 1900s Dispatch
Dolliver stock held at par as Iowa delegation noted President telegrams to Secretary Long and Senator Hanna. They believed no official influence would be used in the Vice Presidential decisions. Dolliver saw possible negative effects on plans within administration circles. Iowa delegates favored Long and Fairbanks as foil to Roosevelt, aiming for a free contest. Senator Allison spent the evening at Iowa headquarters amid crowd of admirers.
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Dolliver
Iowa
Long
Hanna
Iown
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Allison
Heir's Fortune Triggers Sudden Flight and Illness
Frank McGuire of Murison Street learned he was heir to Miss J. G. Hollister of Hartford with an estate near 40 000 dollars. He traveled to Hartford, received about 25 000 and aims for the rest. He fell ill in Waterbury, believed due to heart strain from the sudden wealth.
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Cleveland
Frank McGuire
Murison Street
J. G. Hollister
Hartford
McGuire
Waterbury
Li Hung Chang May Lead New Chinese Government
The Chinese Consul in Havana predicts a new government led by Li Hung Chang amid shifts in China. He cites Empress Dowager involvement in current troubles and says he awaits telegraphic orders as changes unfold to satisfy the powers.
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Press Publishing
New York World
Philadelphia
Havana
China
Li Hung Chang
Smith College receives major gifts toward debt relief
President Seelye announced large donations to Smith College Northampton Mass. Ex-Congressman Rodney Wallace of Exeter? and John J. Albright of Buffalo contributed 0,000 toward the debt on Seelye Hall.
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Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Seelye
Rodney Wallace
Eistabare
Ha Fson
John J. Albright
Buffa B
Triple murder probe as clue ties Burke Dugan and Curran
Special Telegram from Cumberland Maryland reports investigators pursue a clue linking the deaths of John Burke Cornelius Dugan and missing Barney Curran. Burke and Dugan were found near railroad tracks with crushed heads and a gunshot wound, while Dyes a Union veteran died in the river. Robbery is suspected motive.
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Timmny
Cumberland
John Burke
Burke
Cornwallis
W. Va
Cornelius Dugan
Dugan
Barney Curran
Coketon
Curran
Richard Dyes
Weddings of a Day in Philadelphia Society Circles
A series of 1908 Philadelphia weddings is described. Miss Clara Gertrude Power wed Maurice Ostheimer Gaskill at Cathedral Chapel with best man John Power and ushers. Miss Lillian Sharpless married William Branin in Germantown with attendants and a reception. Louise K. R. Clark and Dr Will L. Shindel exchanged vows at First Presbyterian Church with notable guests and a prominent social backdrop.
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Clara Gertrude Power
Michael Power
Maurice Ostheimer Gaskill
William J. Higgins
John E. Power
Richard H. Reilly
William J. Jones
Mere Cariale Gaskill
Harry F. Stetzel
Wallace Street
Lillian Amanda Sharpless
Richard Lewis Sharpless
East Chelten Avenue
Chew Street
Germantown
William Rutherford Branin
Jenkintown
Roberts Coles
Church of Our Savious
Mary Be, Maxwell
Leah Sharpless
Magdalene Spangler
George Richardson
Edward Sharpless
John Sharpless
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Sunbury
Mies Louise KR. Clark
A. C. Clark
Will L. Shindel
First Presbyterian Church
Oscar G. Morton
William Davies
Towanda
Wilson College
Shely
Lu Lu Temple
Philadelphia
Elks, Americas
Medico-Chirurgical College
Addicks Delegates Will Be Seated At Convention
The credentials committee met after the national convention adjourned at the Hotel Walton to seat Addicks delegates. Serena B. Payne of New York was elected chairman and Charlies Dick of Ohio secretary. Alabama and Delaware cases sparked interest, Delaware seen as a key factor in the coming presidential election.
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Walton
Republican National Committee
Serena B. Payne
New York
Charlies Dick
Ohio
Alabama
Delaware
Vaughn
Bingham
Vaughan En
B. W. Walker
Buckley
H. Alexander
G.W. Jone Os Ot
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Vaughan
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Three Central High School Alumni as Vice Presidential Possibilities
The Central High School of Philadelphia produced three alumni linked to major party VP talk. Ignatius Donnelly, Robert E Pattison, and Charles F Manderson are named as potential second-place candidates, with details of their classes and careers noted.
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Central High School
Philadelphia
Poltleace
Ignatius Donnelly
Robert E. Pattison
Charlies F. Manderson
Nebraska
George L. Crawford
Joseph W. Drexel
Daniel W. Howard
Harry Hohn
Edwin A. Landers
John Overa
Bureau of Boiler Inspection
Lewis H. Redner
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Bryan
Mann
Ahd
Associated Alumni
Charles F. Manderson
United States
Leon Abbott
New Jersey
Alfred H. Love
Universal Peace Union
National Equal Rights Party
Henry George
Single Tax Movement
Walton Elevator Falls Injuring Six At Hotel
The Walton Hotel elevator again fell from the seventh floor late last night injuring six people. Key injured include J. G. Pringley and Brenton P. Hall with broken legs, Dr. Camden with arm and leg fractures, plus Martellus West and Walter Hunter among others. Pringley and Hall were taken to Jefferson Hospital as crowds surged in the lobby.
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Walotn
J. G. Pringey
Oklahoma Territory
Brenton P. Hall
Belding
Mich
Burton
Walter Hunter
Delaware
Martellus West
Washington
Camden
Pringley
Hall
Dr. Camden
Texas
Jefferson Hopital
Plans for payment of Appleton's debts
Detailed statements of the Reorganization Committee outline a plan to pay creditors one hundred cents on the dollar and form a new corporation. George Haven Putnam and Irving Putnam reviewed assets including stereotypes and book plates valued at 853,9000. The installment account nears 1,000,000 and profits are expected to cover emergencies.
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New York
D. Appleton & Co
Appleton
George Haven Putnam
Irving Putnam
Appletons
Homoeopaths Start Annual Session in Washington
The American Institute of Homoeopathy opens its annual meeting in Washington with Dr. Charles Walton presiding. A statue dedication to Dr. Hahnemann at Scott Circle is planned with President to attend, Griggs to speak, and a White House reception that evening.
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Washington
American Institute of Homoeopathy
Charles ©. Walton
Cincinnati
Hahnemann
Scott Circle
Griggs
White House
Walton
Custis
International Bureau of Homoeopathy
George B. Peck
Providence
United States
Rochester
N. L
David M. G
St. Louis
Leon T. Ashcroft
Pass
G. C. Jeffery
Brooklyn
Thampsin
Bloomsburg
American Homoeopathic, Thalmological, Otal Jand la Society
Pennsylvania Railroad to Atlantic City Train Guide
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers routes to Atlantic City with trains from Bros Street Station and Market Street Wharf. No delegate or visitor should miss the sea trip, as service targets convenient access to the shore.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Bros
Market Street
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