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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1897

Page

10

Elopement rumor swirls after New Jersey tandem ride

In New Brunswick a young heiress Miss Minnie Levinson and Bray Martin, a popular youth from South River, vanish after a Friday tandem ride. The town doubts a marriage, sparks a burst in tandem prices, and speculation centers on a social scandal involving dating and family objections.

New Jersey Minnie Levinson Bray Martin TIMES New Brunswick South River Martin Miss Levinson Jacob Levinson

Radnor Surges Past Philadelphia In Halifax Cup Thriller

Radnor defeated Philadelphia by two runs in a sensational finish at Wissahickon marking Wayne’s first win this season. Merion led Germantown but play was unfinished, while Belfield trailed West Philadelphia with four tail-end wickets to come. W. N. Morice blasted 143 in Merion Germantown, including two 37s in a single over.

Wissahickon Radnor Philadelphia Wayne Wissahickonites Merion Germantown Belfield West Philadelphians W. N. Morice Daisies W. L. Per W. L. Per. Earty Aspeakes Belfield We

Tailors Locked Out Spark Large Lockout Fears

In New York the Brotherhood of Tailors reports 400 contractors rejected the recent settlement and shut shops leaving 1 000 to 1 500 workers idle. Leader Schoenfeld vows two weeks of headquarters presence and ordered idle tailors not to work for noncomplying contractors.

New York Brotherhood of Tailors Clothing Contractors’ Association Schoenfeld United Brotherhood of Tailors

Fight at Thirteeth and Buttonwood Street Leaves Man Injured

A street fight among six loafers near Thirteeth and Buttonwood streets ended when John McKenna of 1510 Wood Street knocked Jonce Barre from Andress and Mount Vernon streets, breaking Barre’s nose. McKenna was captured by Bicycle Policeman Harper and jailed. Barre received medical care from District Surgeon Trau.

Thirteeth Buttonwood John McKenna Wood Street Jonce Barre Andress Mount Vernon McKenna Barre Harper Eighth District Trau

Domestic Dispute Ends With Dish and Knife Incident

Martin O Conner and wife Mary clashed in their home at 1233 Vine Street. He drew an oyster knife, she blocked with a dish and lightly cut her left breast. she then hurled the dish, cutting his head. Both were taken to Hahnemann Hospital and later released, though Martin was jailed at the Eighth District station.

Martin O'Conner Mary Vine Street Hahnemann Hospital Eighth District

Petroleum market report from New York and Philadelphia

Petroleum prices in New York and Philadelphia show Pennsylvania crude steady for July with a bid of 3 cents. Credit balances quoted at 85 cents, certificates and cash delivery offered at 8444 cents with no bids for options.

New York Petroleum Pennsylvania City

Pettigrew Better After Attack Seeming Speech Collapse

Special Telegram reports Senator Pettigrew recovering at home after a vocal scare during a Senate speech. Senator Mantle of Montana says Pettigrew is up in his parlor and improving, while Pettigrew cites a need to finish his tariff speech and notes the Congressional Record shows he attacked the Republican party on protection and trusts.

Washington Senator Pettigrew Senator Mantle Montana Pettigrew Senate Mantle Congressional Republican Party New England South

American Wheels In Germany Amid Rising Bicycle Trade Clash

United States Consul General in Berlin reports German bicycle makers fear American rivals. The Bo chum League of Industrials petitions the German government for protection, noting US duties of about 14.28 dollars versus 5.71 on 100 kilos for German wheels. German officials seek higher duties to curb American imports while praising American wheels for quality. Consul Monaghan notes similar moves in Chemnitz to press relief from competition.

Washington Charles de ‘Kay United States Berlin State Department League of Industrials Bochum Germany Monaghan Chemnitz Saxony Bund Forel

Ohio Harmony: Hanna Secretary Interview Reveals Unity Claims

Perkins, Hanna's private secretary and new Republican National Committee secretary, told a Washington newspaper that Ohio Republicans show harmony across factions. He noted Senator Foraker plays second fiddle to Hanna, ex Chairman Kurtz felt snubbed, and Forakerites admire Hanna on their coins.

Washington Mark Hanna Perkins Republican National Committee Republican Party of Ohio Foraker Hanna Kurtz Forakerites

Meeting of the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union

The Archdiocesan Union held its monthly meeting at Philopatrian Hall with D. J. Coughlin presiding. Sixty one delegates from twenty eight societies reported sixteen delegates elected to the Scranton convention of the National Union. A beds-for-hospital- aid committee was formed. Also Rev Dr Butz preached the baccalaureate sermon at State Normal School Stroudsburg.

Archdiocesan Union Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Philopatrian Hall D. J. Coughlin Scranton National Union P. McGinty Sen Cc. B. A the Times Stroudsburg Dr. Butz Drew Theological Seminary State Normal School

Wanamaker's Sale Slashes Women's Suits to Three Dollars

Wanamaker's phila store advertises a time limited sale of women’s crash and linen suits on the second floor at Chestnut street. The piece notes large stock, merited quality, colors in trim, and prices cut from six to eight dollars to three dollars ready when the store opens. It touts cotton goods like ginghams lawns and dimities with extensive yardage and maker’s clear ups. Prices are presented as temporary, not signaling broad disaster.

Chestnut Street Reading Reading Terminal Philada Buffalo Chicago Sanaupe Lock Haven Clearfield Bellefonte New York SANE CADE Gimesca Oo M. Sunda Foot of Liberty Cree Bethlehem Easton Lahigh Wyoming Ee Valley Perkiomen Rints Ee and Pottstown Epexpress, Co Caress Lebanon Harrisburg—Express Natya Ettys Btndase Chambersburg Potteville—Express Akin and Williams Maasunday Danville Bloomsburg Baltimore-Ohio Chestnut Cincinnati St. Louis Indianapolis Toledo Detroit Pitsburg Roanoke Bristol Chattanooga New Orleans Memphis Pullman Washington Royal Blue Line Chester Wilmington Baltimore Philadelphia

Muslin Night Gowns and Petticoats Deeply Discounted

Counter on Main Aisle offers muslin and cambric night gowns and petticoats at steep reductions. Limited stock includes 50c to $2.75 items in various trims, with several dozen pieces remaining across multiple styles. Second floor gallery features silk and linen dress goods as well.

Hamburg American Twin Screw Express Ships Sail for Plymouth and Cherbourg

Reading lists fast passages of the Normannia and Malaria and other liners from Hamburg to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg. It notes July sailings, speeds, and the invitation from Walles & Co to request pamphlets from Philadelphia.

Plymouth London Cherbourg Hamburg Bismarck Prussia Norway North Cape New York Waller & CO Walnut St Philada

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