Philadelphia Quakers Hold Edge Over Yorkshire Amid Tight Day One
At Sheffield on June 28 the Philadelphia cricket team posted 225 in reply to Yorkshire's strong attack led by F S Jackson. Wood Cregar and King top scored for Philadelphia with 52 50 and 49 while Patterson defended bravely for an hour and a half. Yorkshire finished with 77 for no loss, Denton and Wainwright contributing and Lord Hawke guiding the fielding sharpness.
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Sheffield
Sussex
Brighton
Yorkshire County
England
Philadelphians
Yorkshire
Jackson
Lord Hawke
F. 8. Jackson
Tunniclife
Brown
Peel
Wainwright
Moorhouse
Denton
Patterson
Wood
Cregar
King
Belmont
Bohlen
Baily
Lester
Thayer
Pl Jackson
Bowers
Belmonter
B. W. King
Coates
Percy Clark
Bally
Ralston
Den
Ton
Telegraph
C. Thayer
Bairstow
Peele
W. B. Yeewr
Wainwright B. Brown
J. B. King
Coates, Jr
F. H. Bohlen
Et Desteerteses
C. Wood
B. Pumaren
C. Fargerace
Weeane Wainwright
Nesses
Chinveses
Philadelphia
Army and Navy Changes Amid Retirement and Promotions
Washington June 28 Colonel William J. Lyster of the Ninth Infantry at Sackett's Harbor N Y is retired by age. Promotions follow in infantry cavalry and naval orders detailing new colonels majors captains and lieutenants across units and stations.
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William J. Lyster
Ninth Infantry
Sackett's Harbor
N. Y
Michigan
William H. Powell
Eleventh Infantry
Clarence EB. Bennett
Nineteenth Infantry
Twenty-first Infantry
Stephen P. Joselyn
C. H. Bonesteel
Edmund L. Butts
Cavalry
Anson Mills
Third Cavalry
N. 8. Carpenter
Seventh Cavalry
James Jackson
Second Cavalry
William A.thomson
Fourth Cavalry
Hugh J. McGrath
Samuel G. Jones
Roe Cavalry
H. Hutchins
Torpedo
Montgomery
W. E. Sewell
Relief
Vesuvius
G. R. Evans
Terror
C. Blockinger
Island Yard
J. M. Bowyer
Bureau of Ordnance
President nominates diverse federal and military officers
The President sent eight nominations to the Senate including Listoe as Consul at Rotterdam, Henry Fink as Collector of Internal Revenue for Wisconsin's First District, Clarence Ide as Marshal for Washington, and Marine Corps officers Frank Denny Charles McCawley and John Rowan. Naval Cadets Stuart Smith and W G Broesbeck also named as assistant naval constructors.
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Washington
Senate
Listoe
Minnesota
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Henry, Fink
Wisconsin
Clarence W. Ide
Frank L. Denny
Quartermaster Marine Corps
Charles L. McCawley
John H. Rowan
Stuart F. Smith
Senate confirms broad list of promotions and postings
The Senate approved multiple nominations including Henry Fink as Collector of Internal Revenue for Wisconsin's First district, Hector DeCastro as Consul General in Rome, Irving Dudley as Minister to Peru, and several other ambassadors and naval officers. Postmasters named in Michigan include C. H. Closser, S. Foster, and W. Jenney.
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Senate
Henry Fink
Wisconsin
Hector DeCastro
New York
Rome
Italy
Irving B. Dudley
California
Peru
Thomas C. Dawson
Iowa
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Frank C. Denison
Vermont
Woodstock
New Brunswick
Frank Dillingham
Auckland
New Zealand
H. 8. Harkins
North Carolina
North Carona
M. W. Sutton
Kansas
C. H. Carlton
Eighth
Calvary
G. C. Remey
O'Connor Held on Charge of Stabbing Wife
Magistrate Wilhere yesterday set $600 bail for Martin O'Connor of 1238 Vine Street on a charge of stabbing his wife Mary in the breast with an oyster knife. Police found Mrs. O'Connor in a pool of blood Sunday. O'Connor was committed to jail after bail was set.
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Wilhere
Martin O'Connor
Vine Street
Mary
Foley
Markets Rally as New York Stocks Hit Year Highs
The New York stock market surged with heavy volume and rising prices, closing near the day’s best as bonds gained. Major gains came from Manhattan, Illinois Central, Atchison, Louisville and Nashville, New York Central, Reading, St. Paul, and Western Union, while trading included 440,877 shares and $5.5 million in bonds.
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Wall Street
Manhattan
Illinois Central
Atchison
Louisville and Nashville
Big Four
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Wabash
Southern Railway
Omaha
Gossip of the street finance and rail interests review
Financial notes from Philadelphia show bank clearings at 6,473,933 and balances at 1,442,172. Maine Central declares a 1 percent quarterly dividend payable July 1. Chicago bulk shipments last week 50,991 tons, down from prior weeks and last year. Federal receipts list 312,792 in bank notes for redemption. internal revenue 909,803. customs 721,406. miscellaneous 22,174. Coal trains report 38,462 tons week ending June 26, down 10,727. year to date 962,407, down 84,774. Stock quotes: West Chicago 103 1/2, North Chicago 229, Biscuit 51, Lake Street 10 1/2, Diamond Match 129, Straw Board 20. Coal July output set near 3,000,000 tons. some interest favored 3,500,000. Reading anticipates July price rise of 25 cents per ton. Atchison May gross 2,508,000. net 463,038. Eleven months gross 28,179,177. net 7,354,388. Heyward leaves B City and Suburban Railway for assistant to president at United Traction, Pittsburgh. Chesapeake and Ohio eleven-month net up 174,579, signaling a strong year. last year carried over 147,340 after charges and a 7,110 loss on a gondola. Minneapolis wheat traders note July wheat hedged by Armour in Chicago and New York. $0.10 spread to September seen as unfair. London Economist warns of Austrian Hungarian petroleum monopoly moves with Standard Oil, Rothschild, Nobel, and the Russian government. counterproposals discussed.
Grain And Produce Wheat And Corn Market Roundup
Receipts and shipments detailed for wheat corn and oats with erratic trading in Chicago and light export inquiries. Prices and standards listed for No 2 grades and car lots. cotton steady at 8 cents. feed supplies moderate. provisions brisk in a jobbing market with varied bacon and ham quotations.
Grain and flour markets steady amid firm demand
The market for flour and rye showed firm prices with dull trade and small lots changing hands. Refined sugars remained firm as hay and straw offerings held steady, while live poultry supplies were moderate and dressed poultry prices stayed firm amid quiet trade. Butter and eggs traded weak to steady with quality discrimination shaping prices.
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Srunda
City Mills
Oggies
AICS
Western Tate
Pennsylvania
New. York
Prices of Oil Steady. No Bids on Certificates
Prices for Pennsylvania crude held steady for July. Certificates showed no bids with credit balances at 83 cents. Shipments totaled 180 067 barrels and runs reached 104 258 barrels.
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New York
Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Old City
Franklin Bossford Dies on Yacht in Jersey City
New York June 28 Franklin Bossford marine designer and yachting editor of Outing died by his own hand today aboard the yacht Larada at Jersey City. He was 43. Officials believe his disappointment over the Larada failed to meet expectations for the fastest steam yacht afloat drove the act.
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New York
Pfranklin Bossford
Outing
Jersey City
Acquittal in Roxborough Burglary Conspiracy Case
Spencer F Stillman William Howard Harry Ennis and Howard Barnard were acquitted yesterday of attempting to enter Walter H Snyder’s Roxborough dwelling with intent to steal and of conspiracy arising from the same incident. Stillman Howard and Barnard had prior offenses. the court required each to post 500 bail to keep the peace. Ennis had prior trouble but was discharged after a warning.
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William Howard
Harry Ennis
Howard Barnard
Walter H. Snyder
Roxborough
Stillman
Howard
Barnard
Baltimore
Ennis
Bold Tramp Lodged in Jail in Burlington Attack
Irene Haines and Lena Pugh were attacked by a tramp on the Bridgeboro pike near Burlington. Haines was seized and thrown from her bicycle but resisted until bystanders alerted authorities. The tramp was captured and jailed.
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the Times
Burlington
Bridgeboro
Irene Haines
Lena Pugh
Miss Haines
Bloomsbury Woman Sentenced for Assault
Judge Herr jailed Irene Duckworth of Bloomsbury for two years in the State Prison for assaulting Mary Ann Cullens. Duckworth treated the sentence as a passing incident.
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Tee Times
Flemington
Irene Duckworth
Bloomsbury
Mary Ann Cullens
Washington Notes and Political Moves Abroad
Speaker Reed will not attend a Detroit Republican clubs meeting on July 18. Manuel Torres y Sagaseta and Ernest Subikurski are named Mexican Consuls in Baltimore and Philadelphia. Crumpacker proposes civil service exemption for jobs under 600 dollars. Grosvenor urges Republicans to sit July 5 as tariff debate looms. Davis seeks 6000 dollars for families of three Italians lynched in New Orleans. Lee in Havana says his son had no role in the Russ report leak. King promotes Hawaii annexation under the treaty terms. Ships reach destinations: Cincinnati to Horta Fuyal, San Francisco to Piru, Oregon to Tacoma. Massachusetts sails to St. Johns, Phin to Impek, Alliance to South.
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Detroit
Manuel Torres Y Sagaseta
Baltimore
Ernest Subikurski
Philadelphia
Crumpacker
Indiana
House
Civil Service
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Grosvenor
Ohio
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Committee On Foreign Relations
New Orleans
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Heeclares
King
Utah
Morgan
Hawaii
Cincinnati
Horta Fuyal
San Francisco
Piru
Oregon
Tacoma
Massachusetts
St. Johns
Phin
Marblehead
Impek
Alliance
Newport
Plan to reorganize Sol icitors Loan and Trust Company into Solicitors Securities
A reorganization plan approved by the committee proposes forming the Solicitors Securities Company with 275000 capital, offering 5 percent preferred stock to creditors. The new firm would purchase assets of the old company, repay debentures and depositors, and issue deposit certificates at par with 3 percent interest from 1897. Creditors not debenture holders would share in the new certificates, and maturity shifts to January 1, 1904 with reduced 3 percent interest.
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Solicitors’ Loan and Trust Company
Solicitors’ Securities Company
Spors’ and Trust Company
Farmer John B. Charles Falls Twenty Feet From Cherry Tree
Special Telegram to THE TIMES reports John B. Charles, a prominent Manor township farmer in Lancaster, fell twenty feet when a cherry tree limb broke. He sustained a broken leg and spinal injuries with severe internal damage, and his condition was described as grave.
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the Times
Lancaster
John B. Charles
Manor Township
Farmer John Hinton Found Hanging in Orehill
The body of John Hinton a well known farmer was found hanging from a tree at Orehill in this county this morning Authorities believe hard times led to his death He had attempted suicide yesterday but relatives intervened
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the Times
Hollidaysburg
John Hinton
Orehill
County
Fausto Depaola Sentenced to Fourteen Years in Penitentiary
The case of Ki Ing Nicholas Ruggerro near Bangor ends with Fausto Depaola receiving a fourteen year sentence from Judge Scott at the Eastern Penitentiary. The court notes a potential twenty year term could apply.
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Easton
Fausto Depaola
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