Salvation Army Case Sparks City Court Debate on Rights
Salvationists faced a nuisance charge at the Sixteenth district station house over loud drums and singing at the Forty first and Aspen tent. Magistrate Hughes heard residents objections, heard witnesses, and released the defendants on bail after considering the balance between religious exercise and public quiet.
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Salvationists
Peter J. Hughes
Sixteenth District
Thirty-ninth Street
Lancaster Avenue
West
Mark Smith
James Rankin
George G. Williams
Edith A. Worthington
Mary Hopkins
Ethel Lansdale
May Thompson
Carrie McCall
Hattie Larrabee
Heber L. Shaffer
Isaacs. Hill
A. 8. Shields
Gordon 8S. Scott
Salvation Army
Delpabochtans
New York Girl Attempts Suicide in Bronx Park Lake
Ray Rosenblueth a 17 year old daughter of a wealthy physician leapt into a lake in Bronx Park. Rowers and John Hahn of Williamsbridge rescued her from the water. A Normal College student, she hoped to graduate with yesterday's class but failed to meet the standard and grew despondent.
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New York
Ray Rosenblueth
Bronx Park
John Hahn
Williamsbridge
Rosenblueth
Normal College
William L. Winans Dead
London report notes William Louis Winans of Baltimore 75 died after a noted career. He was son of the late Ross Winans and brother of the late Thomas Winans. A member of the Winans firm that built the Saint Petersburg and Moscow Railroad in Russia. After completion he lived in England and did not return to the United States. He left a widow Miss Delarue of England and two sons Louis and Walter.
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William Louis Winans
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
William L. Winans
Ross Winans
Thomas Winans
Winans
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Russia
United States
Delarue
England
Louis
Walter Winans
City Notes From Philadelphia District Briefs
Sub-policeman John J. Brodie appointed in the Twenty fifth district. Philadelphia Chinese residents plan Neshaminy Falls picnic Monday. Mrs Elizabeth Saulsburys store at 151 West Girard avenue damaged by fire. Journeymen bricklayers win nine hour day at 45 cents an hour from July 1. Sargeant Cox in Cuba sends word he is alive. James Birkenhead, 27, injured after falling from scaffold at Ridge avenue and Bridge street. Harrisburg man James Melville arrested for boarding house theft. William Boyle of Germantown avenue arrested on suspicion of pawned stolen watch. Fireman involved in seven weeks spree.
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Twenty-fifth
Philadelphia
Neshaminy Falls
Elizabeth Saulsbury
West Girard Avenue
Cox
Pennsylvania National Guard
Cuba
James Birkenhead
James Street
Ridge Avenue
Bridge Street
St. Timothy's Hospital
James Melville
Harrisburg
Lawrence
Twenty-second District
William Boyle
Germantown Avenue
Yeste
McKibben
Queen's Windsor Park visit honors Jubilee crowd
The Queen rode to Windsor Park and spoke with about six thousand school children dressed with commemorative medals as they sang the national anthem. A firemen's parade of 1,200 men and 100 engines accompanied the jubilee events. Later a thousand Eton boys staged torchlight evolutions and fireworks for the royal family at Windsor Castle.
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Windsor
England
Windsor Park
Duke of Marlborough
National Fire Brigade
Frederick
Eton
Great Naval Review Preparations in Portsmouth England
Portsmouth and Southsea brace for a grand naval spectacle on the eve of the review. Decorations fill the town with naval motifs, Brow n Bess weapons, and armored figures guarding gateways as Sir Newell Salmon heads the event and George J. Goschen presides at a banquet.
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London
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Admiralty House
Town Hall
George J. Goschen
Admiralty
The
UeDey
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Notable Banquet at Lansdowne House in London
The Marquis of Lansdowne hosted a dinner at the Sculpture Gallery in Lansdowne House with the Prince and Princess of Wales, diplomats, foreign princes, and high nobles such as the Dukes of Devonshire and Marlborough, the Earls and Marquesses of London derry and Salisbury, and Lord Olseley. Later a marquee ball near Grosvenor House for the same guests featured a Russian service and Gobelin tapestries.
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Marquis of Lansdowne
Lansdowne House
Prince and Princess of Wales
Ambassador Hay
Hay
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
Marquis
Marchioness
Londonderry
Marchioness of Salisbury
Earl of Rosebery
Canadian Troops Praised by Premier at Chelsea Parade
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Canadian Premier, reviewed the Canadian troops at Chelsea and praised their appearance and reports. He said Canada would be ready to fight if the empire went to war, while hoping war would not occur. Colonial troops watched a Lyceum Theatre performance at Irving’s invitation.
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London
Wilfrid Laurier
Chelsea
Canada
Sir Henry Irving
Lyceum Theatre
Arrest of David Bell in highway robbery case
David Bell aged 54 of 5 Queen's avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon by Policeman Charles Henry of the Second district on highway robbery charges. He and accomplice Thomas Murphy, who has been captured, allegedly robbed Albert Hishler of 8 dollars near Front and Federal streets on the night of May 18.
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David Bell
Queen's Avenue
Charles Henry
Second District
Thomas Murphy
Albert Hishler
Hoffman Street
Front
Federal Streets
Troops Called For to Quell a Key West Mob
Florida Governor telegraphed President McKinley about a threatened Key West riot after a lynching incident. Federal authorities may deploy troops as Secretary Alger seeks exact situation details while local militia guard the armory amid racial tensions between white and Black communities.
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Washington
Florida
McKinley
Key West
Alger
Pendleton
Russian ironclad Gangoot sinks in storm at sea
St. Petersburg reports the Imperial navy turret ironclad Gangoot ran aground on a reef near Transund during a gale and sank almost immediately. The Black Sea fleet vessel, 6592 tons and 278 feet long, with 528 crew, was built in 1890 and carried battleship armament and torpedo tubes. the crew was saved.
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St. Petersburg
Transund
Black Sea
Nine Houses Burned After Dance In Plymouth Township
Fire in Plymouth township destroyed nine frame houses at a dance location. One participant reportedly smoked a lighted cigar while tired and slept, igniting waste paper and leaving only foundations. Owners included John Hayward I Cox Mrs W C P Morgan and John Durbin. Loss about 12000 dollars.
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Plymouth Township
Wilkesbarre
John Hayward
I. Cox
W. C. P. Morgan
John Durbin
Dauntless Crew and Cubans Freed by U S Commissioner
The crew and Cuban passengers aboard the Dauntless were discharged by U S Commissioner Julius Otto in Kry West Florida after prosecutors offered insufficient evidence of a military expedition or hostile intent toward Spain. About 600 cases of arms and ammunition were found on board while anchored off Indian Key awaiting tow to Jacksonville. The captain claimed the arms were taken aboard from a schooner at sea.
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Kry West
Fla
United States
Julius Otto
Spain
Dauntless
Indian Key
Wilmington
Jacksonville
Gus Stane
Father and Son Killed in Brockwayville Boiler Explosion
Adam Leck aged 62 and his son William aged 25 were killed instantly when a boiler exploded in a Brockport machine shop owned by Leck Elk County on June 25. The blast demolished the building, hurled the bodies about 100 feet, and left Frank Leck uninjured nearby. Authorities suspect overpressure from steam as the cause.
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Brockwayville
Adam Leck
William
Brockport
Elk County
Leck
Frank Leck
Rescued Philadelphians Save Lives at Delaware Sailed Capsize
Three men from Philadelphia nearly drowned when their boat capsized off Townsend's pavilion in Gloucester. Two local boatmen arrived quickly, pulled them from the struggling craft, and brought them aboard after a tense rescue. The swimmers refused to give their names.
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Delaware
Gloucester
Townsend's Pavilion
Sang on the scaffold Clark Lewis hanged in Fayetteville
Clark Lewis was hanged publicly at Fayetteville West Virginia at 12 40 PM for the murder of Charles Gibson. The condemned man sang on the scaffold before a large orderly crowd. Mrs aoe was implicated in the crime to facilitate her drinking with Lewis and others who were convicted alongside him.
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Clark Lewis
Lewis
Charles Gibson
Aoe
W. B. Mackellar Dies Suddenl y in Philadelphia
William B. MacKellar head of MacKellar Smiths Jordan Co. and head of American Type Founders Philadelphia manager, died suddenly at his St David's home of apoplexy. Born 1844 in Philadelphia, he was noted for charity work and held numerous church and civic positions. His wife, one son, and two daughters survived him.
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MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan Co
St. David's
MacKellar
Thomas MacKellar
Philadelphia
Ludwig School
Society of Friends
Central High School
Livingstone Grammar School
Childs-Drexel
Colorado
First Presbyterian Church
Wayne
Trinity Lutheran Church
Germantown
Enterprise Society
Lulu Temple
Philadelphia Typothetae
Farmer Timothy Burns Dies From Heat Near Wyckoff Mills
Special telegram from New Brunswick reports 70 year old farmer Timothy Burns of southern Middlesex county collapsed in the heat and died. He was found dead along the road near Wyckoff's Mills.
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New Brunswick
Timothy Burns
Middlesex County
Wyckoff's
Quietness at Morrisville as 100 strikers arrested
In Trenton on June 25 one hundred striking laborers at Morrisville were arrested early in the morning. Nineteen were taken to Doylestown to the county jail under deputy sheriffs. The actions aimed to disperse the crowd and allow contractor Wheeler to depart without risk. Wheeler said the firm had no intent to cheat workers, though funds would take days to arrange. Italians not yet arrested linger near the Hoagland House but without hostility. by nightfall, calm prevailed.
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Trenton
Morrisville
Doylestown
Jalil
Wheeler
Hoagland House
Thrown from a Train After Robbery and Beating
A. B. Hazen of Meadville was assaulted by tramps aboard a moving freight train near Hadley Mercer county. When Hazen refused to surrender money the men beat him with clubs and threw him from the car. He was found unconscious hours later with a fractured skull and likely fatal injuries.
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Sharon
A. B. Hazen
Meadville
Hadley
Mercer County
Hazen
Beginning of a big strike at Ella Pits in Pittsburg
Miners at Ella Pits on the Monongahela river went on strike for 69 cents. They had been paid 54 cents after a recent cut and willkeptworking at that rate for days. The Beadling Essen and Armstrong mines also teeter toward action as Beadling and others refused to load special cars. Operators warn of growing unrest.
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Pittsburg
Ella
Monongahela River
Pan-Handle
Beadling
Essen
Armstrong
Pushed From A Tree Fatal Cherry Tree Accident
Special Telegram to The Times. Pottsville June 25 8 year old John Maloy son of James Maloy fell from Lawtons Hill cherry tree after a playful push. He struck the rocky ground on his head sustaining a scalp wound and a fractured skull. He will die.
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Pottsville
John Maloy
James Maloy
Lawton's
Young Maloy
East Lebanon Iron Company Resumes Rolling Mill Operations
Special Telegram to THE TIMES Lebanon June 25 reports operations resumed yesterday at the East Lebanon Iron Company eighteen-inch rolling mill. The facility is the area's largest rolling mill and provides work for a large workforce.
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East Lebanon Iron Company
Lebanon
Wife of South Lebanon Farmer Falls From Cherry Tree
Mrs B J Swanger wife of a South Lebanon farmer is dying from injuries after a thirty foot fall from a cherry tree. She is seriously injured with internal damage and remains hospitalized in critical condition.
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South Lebanon Township
the TimEs
Lebanon
B. J. Swanger
South Lebanon
Hoffman Inquest Finds Murder by Unknown Person
San Francisco on June 25 the Coroner's inquest into Isaac Hoffman's death concluded with a verdict that he was murdered by an unknown person. The jury delivered no named suspect and offered no further details.
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San Francisco
Isaac Hoffman
Weekend weather outlook for mid Atlantic shows fair days
Forecast for Saturday in Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware calls for showers along the coast followed by generally fair conditions. Sunday should remain fair with a cooler air flow from the northwest. Yesterday’s high reached 90 and low around 52.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Heat Wave Fades as Storm Brings Relief Across City
A heat surge troubled city streets with high 90s and prostrations. A late afternoon thunderstorm cooled air, easing strain on residents and workers. Notables include William Rowland and several laborers hospitalized after heat exposure. Weather records show lingering hot spell despite the shower.
Fire Hits Clark House in West Philadelphia Storm
A thunderstorm lightning struck the home of Charles H. Clark at 3232 Sansom Street in West Philadelphia. Mrs. Clark and the family fled upstairs as flames started. the fire was extinguished with limited damage.
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West Philadelphia
Charles H. Clark
Sansom Street
Suit prices and linings listed in bold catalog
The notice advertises suits priced from three fifty to seven fifty featuring Silk Pougee Sleeve linings and West linings. Serge coats in skeleton style available single breasted three fifty and double breasted four dollars. Crash suite options priced at three fifty up to seven fifty with multiple price points.
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Serge Coats
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