Elfie Fay to Wed Jockey Spencer
Special Telegram to The Times New York reports Elfie Fay 20 an entertainer well known on tracks plans marriage to jockey Henry Spencer. Fay a vaudeville performer with Chicago winnings over 7000 dollars last summer and famed for long shot bets and tips from jockeys.
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Elfie Fay
Henry Spencer
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William Barry
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Venetian Terrace
Chicago
Ted Sloane
Jesse Hyerett
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Old Kentucky
Kalamazoo
Lawyer Howard Found in a Wood Near Trenton
Henry C. Howard of Media Pennsylvania, a lawyer and former bank president, was found wandering in the woods near Trenton after more than a month. He was hungry and weak, sheltered in a brush hut by Hutchinson's pond, and recognized at a Yardville roadhouse before being taken to police headquarters for identification. His condition was attributed to prolonged exposure and slight mental impairment.
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Henry C. Howard
Media
William Widmann
Yardville
Howard
Widmann
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Hiner
Pilger
Clancy
Exbank
Hutchinson's Pond
Struck by Lightning in Prince ton During Storms
Special Telegram reports a deadly lightning strike during heavy storms over Princeton and nearby areas. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but indicate a fatal incident affecting local residents.
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Tax Times
Princeton
McRae
Cail
Gloucester nurseryman attacked by mad dog near Market Street
James Flinn a nurseryman of 873 Market Street Gloucester was attacked by a mad dog in an afternoon incident and received injuries before bystanders could intervene. Local authorities were alerted and the event was reported as a police matter in the city.
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Gloucester City
James Flinn
Market Street
Romer testifies in Brooklyn Rapid Transit conspiracy trial
George A. Romer a broker and lawyer admits past prison terms and passing bad checks then says he introduced Davis to Gostin and knew they authored ads tied to Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock Former Governor Black conducts fierce cross examination and Romer concedes past perjury by Alexander while defense counsel anticipate acquittal Prosecution remains confident of convictions as court actions unfold involving Brooklyn Rapid Company officials
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George A. Romer
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
John Proctor Clarke
Romer
Davis
Gostin
Black
Pierpont Morgan
Alexander
Robert H. Ammon
BE. B. House
F. B. Bard
M. Clarke
Gre Ee Aes
Brooklyn Rapid Company
B R T Decision May Help Molineux
Special Telegram to The Times reports handwriting expert David N. Carvalho, a witness in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit conspiracy case, may win Roland Molimeux a new trial and possible acquittal. The outcome centers on Justice Fursman's ruling restricting the use of disputed ne handwriting as evidence unless the trial hinges on handwriting.
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New York
David N. Carvalho
Brooklyn
Roland Molimeux
Adams
Justice Fursman
Carvalho Ee
Galder
Prohibitionists Nominate Wooley Swallow At Convention
The Prohibition National Convention adjourned sine die after nominating John G. Wooley of Illinois for president and Henry B. Metcalf of Rhode Island for vice president on the first ballots. Swallow withdrew from the vice presidential race after a dramatic push by Pennsylvania delegates. The roll call shows Wooley narrowly ahead for president with Metcalf winning the vice presidential vote decisively. The gathering drew 730 delegates from forty states and raised over $7,000 in a brief fundraising burst.
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Illinois
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Wooley
Silas C. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Hale Johnson
Homer L. Castle
Pittsburg
Friends of
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Thomas Raskardon
West Virginia
E. L. Eaton
Iowa
Metcalf
Swallow
Stewart
National Committee
First Regiment
Dickie
C. H. Mead
New Jersey
Johann
Committee On Credentials
Dickle
A. G. Wolfenbarger
Nebraska
Presient
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Arkansas
Oliver W. Stewart
Wooley, Swallow
America
Dr. Swallow
A. H. Morrill
Massachusetts
EB. L. Eaton
Des Moines
Thomas R. Caskardon
James A. Tate
Tennessee
Tate
Caskardon
Eaton
Walton's Room for State Senate Worries Rise
Street Inspector William Berklebach faces a stiff challenge for the Fifth district State Senate seat as reform forces rally to back Henry F. Walton. Walton is favored for endorsement by the Thirty-second ward committee, while councilmen and officeholders align with him amid a broader anti machine sentiment.
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Henry F. Walton
Charles L. Brown
Walton
William B. Peterson
Berklebach
Peterson
Thirty-seventh Ward
Timms
Thirty-second Ward
Good Government Club
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Broad Street
Diamond
Fifth District
Minnesota Republican State Ticket Nominated at Convention
The Republican State Convention in St Paul named Captain RB Vansant for Governor and renewed Lt. Gov. L A Smith by acclamation. State Senator Young served as temporary chair and praised the national administration, with committees chosen and a 2:30 PM recess taken. Knute Nelson was endorsed in a resolution.
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Young
Minnesota
Knute Nelson
RB. Vansant
L. A. Smith
Stone urges reaffirmation of silver plank in Kansas City platform
Missouri national committeeman Governor William J. Stone argues for simply reaffirming the 1896 Chicago platform on free silver and opposes shifting focus to imperialism and militarism. He says the party should not pressure members to repeatedly vow support for silver, maintaining it as a fixed Democratic principle.
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William J. Stone
Kansas City
Chicago
Oe City
Democratic Party
Newlands Says He Has Not Been Informed on Bryan Nomination
Atlantic City June 28 Congressman F G Newlands Nevada delegate to the Kansas City convention spends a few days here. He has not been officially advised that he will second the nomination of William Jennings Bryan which will probably be named by Ex Senator White of California. He adds the honor would reach further East than Nevada. He says David B Hill for Vice President has merit but he doubts Hill will back Bryan's platform. Towne the Populist VP nominee is a favorite and logical orator.
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F. G. Newlands
Nevada
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
White
California
Newlands
David B. Hill
New York
Hill
Bryan
Charles A. Towne
Democrats to Travel in Special Train to Kansas City
Delegates, alternates, and others heading to the national convention in Kansas City will ride a 12.25 pm special train. Philadelphia riders will have a decorated car with a Pennsylvania banner and a keystone featuring James M. Guffey. Additional delegates from neighboring counties join the Epicadeipuie trip this afternoon.
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Itsburg
Damocratie del Aeae
Galli
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Philadelnhia
A.C. Vi Artsien
A. ‘Allen
d'Short
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A. Smith
James Atwell
Tite
Rte
G. Berend
Saps
J. O'Neal
George
A. Pritcheyrot
Lansdowne High Graduation Draws Large, Fashionable Attendance
Commencement exercises at Lansdowne High School filled the auditorium with many friends. William K. Freeborn presided as Florence Amelia Freeborn delivered the valedictory on The Progress of the Century. Dr. Robert Ellis Thompson gave the address and praised old fashioned commencements.
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Lansdowne High School
William K. Freeborn
William Boyd
Florence Amelia Freeborn
Robert Ellis Thompson
Bryan Favors Jones For National Committee Chair
In Little Rock on June 28 Senator James K. Jones, head of the Democratic national committee, is Bryan’s favored choice to be renewed as chairman. Health improving, Jones likely to accept. he says relations with Bryan are harmonious and the campaign may be run from Chicago.
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Ark
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Kansas City
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Bryan
National Committee
Associated Press
Chicago
What the Stars Say
Mercury Mars and Jupiter form a benefic aspect with the moon aiding letter writing and new ventures. Favorable for apprenticeships, surgeons, engineers and martial pursuits, opening shops and starting businesses. a prosperous year ahead if today is your birthday with quick rising intellect and clever offspring.
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Trevel
Georgia delegation shuns boom for Democratic vice pres nominee
Atlanta June 28 The Georgia delegation to the Democratic convention will carry no boom to Kansas City for any declared or potential candidate for the vice presidency A prominent member said he favored no single choice preferring alignment with New York’s stance He argued endorsements of state candidates would not force a selection and suggested Mahone’s camp would oppose it Missouri remains unpledged to any candidate
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Constitution Today
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Kansas City
Vice Press
Bryan
New York
Missouri
Judge Van Wyck En Route to Kansas City
Judge Augustus Van Wyck of New York reached St. Louis and said in an interview that Delaware Maryland West Virginia and Kentucky would return to the system in 1806. The remark appeared in a fleeting exchange as he traveled.
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Delawa ‘Ware
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Ill
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Steamer Thomas Clyde Begins Regular Season June 25 at Chester
Steamers Thomas Clyde and connections announce regular season schedule starting June 25 from Arch Street Wharf with daily departures to Woodland Beach New Castle and Delaware Salt Water, and trips to Bristol Trenton and Burlington with 40 to 50 cent excursions. James E Otis manager publishes details for passengers and freight services.
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New Castle
Delaware
Cra
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Aves Arch Street
James E. Otis
Menager
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Columbia
John A. War
Chestnut St
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Burlington
Florence
Republican Convention Nominates Michigan Ticket
Grand Rapids June 28 The Republican State convention adjourned after selecting a full ticket headed by Governor Elect Aaron T. Bliss of Saginaw and reelecting incumbent Orrin W. Robinson as Lieutenant Governor. Other nominees include Frederick M. Warner Secretary of State Daniel McCoy State Treasurer Perry F. Powers Auditor General Horace M. Oren Attorney General Edward Wydey land commissioner Detos Fall Superintendent Detos Fall and James H Thompson on the State Board of Education. Bliss, a Civil War veteran and former U S representative, has contended for governor at every convention since 1892 and built a lumber business in Saginaw.
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Mich
Aaron T. Bliss
Saginaw
Orrin W. Robinson
Houghton
Frederick M. Warner
Farmington
Daniel McCoy
Perry F. Powers
Cadillac
Horace M. Oren
Sault Ste Marie
Ate
Edward Wildey
Pawpaw
Detos Fall
Albion
Board of Education
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Osceola
Bliss
New York
Michigan
House of Representatives
Under Fire at Keith's Theatre
A romance of army life staged at Keith's Theatre, featuring Captain Haroldar pursued by Indians and seeking refuge at an abandoned ranch. His sweetheart is swept into the peril, creating a tense survival drama in this first local performance.
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