Allegheny Senators deny Quay deal amid tension in Pennsylvania Senate
In Harrisburg on June 29 the Senate heard remarks by Flinn and Magee of Allegheny County denying any alliance with Senator Quay. Flinn described brutal treatment by the majority and asserted no deal to withdraw ripper legislation or the libel suit against Quay’s son. Magee supported no deal, urged Republican unity, and warned against factional lines. The House saw the civil service reform bill fail on second reading as adjournment looms.
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Legisature
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Pennsylvania
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Democratic Party
Richard R. Quay
Senate passes criminal libel bill amid party friction
In Harrisburg the Senate debated and then passed the criminal libel measure by 37 to 1 after rejecting amendments. Leaders argued for redress against press discrimination while opponents warned against weakening the bill. The session also approved various appropriations and heard denials of deals with Senator Quay.
Powley Electrocuted at Auburn for Niagara Falls Murder
Robert J. Powley was executed by electric chair at 11:25 AM in Auburn New York for the March 8 murder of his wife at Niagara Falls. He faced prior charges of second degree criminal assault and an earlier attempted chloroform attack. Evidence cited head injury and sunstroke as possible mental impairment. jury convicted him of first degree murder.
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Couplin charges denied by Atlantic City police
Police chief Eldridge says receipts exist for all items taken from Couplin and returned after bail. Detective Russel backs claim no money or valuables were received by officers. Mrs Snyder denies withholding funds and explains transfers of bonds and drafts related to Couplin.
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Mayor Warwick’s Washington trip delayed pending Quay talks
Ward leaders expect a conference between Mayor Warwick and United States Senator Quay in the coming week to discuss nominations for Register of Wills and City Treasurer. Rumors say Quay might visit the city soon for talks with the Chief Magistrate as harmony in the Flagsbfe Republicans depends on the outcome and possible competition for nominations.
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Was Not Henke's Assailant
Alexander Watson, detained on suspicion in the Henke murder case, was examined by City Solicitor Flanders and released for lack of sufficient evidence. Frank White, who claimed to be a Harrisburg detective, left Burlington after implicating Watson and hinting at the $500 reward.
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Conaty Elevated to Monsignor at Catholic University
Archbishop Martinelli announced at a Washington dinner that Pope Pius XI elevated Very Rev. Thomas A. Conaty D D of the Catholic University to the rank of Monsignor. The surprise announcement came as Conaty was among guests at the dinner.
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Catholic University
Washington
Father Gonaty
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Child Run Over by Garbage Wagon in Grays Ferry
Ten year old Maggie Deber of 2512 Christian Street died after being struck by a People's Garbage Company wagon on Gray's Ferry Road near her home. Driver Thomas Dougherty 2512 Jefferson Street was arrested but released after witnesses said he was not to blame.
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Firstce
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Norristown
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Sweeny
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South Street
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Presbyterian Sunday school picnic bans kissing game
Burlington Mass June 29 The church rules out kissing at the annual Presbyterian Sunday school picnic in Bustleton woods citing the game Copenhagen as an excuse for indiscriminate escalation. Censors argue kissing games at picnics rival dancing in moral concern. The church has ended both activities and may push youth to Baptist and Methodist picnics still allowing kissing.
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Copenhagen
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Hanna Don’t Want a Strike
Thomas Young, general manager of M. A. Hanna & Co. arrives in Pittsburg from Cleveland to meet National Chairman M. D. Ratchford who is en route. Hanna reportedly opposes a strike now, fearing political harm in Ohio. Pan Handle district reports painters workers at Painter's and Tom's Run will not return to work tomorrow.
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Three Men Killed in Boiler Explosion at Adairsville
In Adairsville Georgia a threshing machine engine boiler exploded this afternoon due to low water. Three men were killed instantly and four others fatally wounded while one man had an amputated leg. The dead were Tom Weeks Alex Warwick and Sam Mills. The fatally wounded were D Hamby B C Hamby Shede Towers and Zack King. Clarence Branch was badly injured with a broken leg.
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Tom Weeks
Alex Warwick
Sam Mills
D. ©. Hamby
B.C. Hamby
Shede Towers
Zack King
Clarence Branch
Woman Fights to Save Lover Amid Poison Plot
Norristown man Joseph Michael sought to marry Rachel Goldberg and, after losing his job, bought carbolic acid to force the union. Goldberg wrestled him for the bottle, receiving burns while he slashed at his throat and collapsed unconscious as onlookers and police arrived.
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Murphy Bond Forfeit In U S Court Hearing
In Wilmington on June 29 Judge Bradford presided over a case where Ralph De Soto as bondsman for Captain Murphy faced a motion to rescind the court order for filing Murphy’s bond. Murphy failed to appear for trial and the bond was declared forfeited with the defense claiming illness in South America and the court reserving its decision.
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Queen seeks wider Commons reception at Windsor
In the House of Commons Arthur Balfour read a Queen’s message noting dissatisfaction with Buckingham Palace arrangements for commoners last Wednesday. The Queen desires to receive all Commons members and their wives at Windsor Castle on Saturday.
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General Wiley to Command Brigade at July Encampment
Franklin June 29 Brigadier General John A Wiley announced he will command his brigade at the July encampment at Conneaut Lake. He is rapidly mending from an accident and can be about his home as he recovers.
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Local Injuries and Violations Reported in City Notes
An 11 year old boy fell from a wagon at Coral and York streets and suffered severe internal injuries. A man on Broad and Chestnut streets had his skull fractured by a horse kick and is at Hahnemann Hospital. A man charged with keeping a disorderly house and selling liquor without a license appeared before Magistrate Frank H. Smith, bail set at $1, and three others were held on $500 bail each by Magistrate Evans.
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York Streets
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Edding Street
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Chestnut Streets
Hahnemann Hospital
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Fitzwater Street
Frank H. Smith
Alaska Street
William Dem
Aspen Street
William Jacobs
Lancaster Avenue
Joseph Henderson
Haverford Avenue
Evans
Jorse Aragon
Couple in Patrol Wagon Faced Fatal Outcome at Polyclinic
A man and woman were placed side by side in a patrol wagon and rushed to Polyclinic Hospital. The man died five minutes after arrival. Miss Goldberg was treated for injuries and returned home, still shaken by the shock.
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Aged Man Hangs Self in Bridesburg Home
Frank Gillen aged 60 a Bridesburg resident at 2736 Kirkbride Avenue hanged himself from a bed post last night after family retired. A family member glimpsed the partially open door found him suspended. he had tied the rope about his neck and leapt from the bed, dying slowly. Police notified by relatives.
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Kirkbride Ee ‘Bridesburg
Girl Train Wrecker Arrested After Seventh Attempt
Providence reports 19 year old Fannie Taylor, a colored girl, charged with train wrecking the postal express near Slocumville. Deputies watched all night, using a chestnut log and rails found close to the track. she resisted and was taken to Slocumville for examination with July 8 set for further proceedings.
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Keystone National Bank to Close Its Doors Today
Erie Pa June 29 The Keystone National Bank announced by unanimous vote of directors that it will close its doors today. Depositors will be paid in full.
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Keystone National Bank Failure Reported in Pennsylvania
Comptroller Eckels received notice of the failure of the Keystone National Bank of Offic e Pa. A May 14 statement showed capital $150000 surplus $10000 deposits 340000 demand certificates 156000 notes and bills rediscounted 35000 and loans 435712. Bank was in weak condition for a long time and Bank Examiner Hugh Young was placed in charge.
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Woman Fights Eagle to Rescue Child in Bellfonte Tale
Miss Bertha Moore near Jersey Shore risked her life to save a child from a giant bald eagle in the mountains. She wrestled the bird, tore her clothing and received deep wounds, finally breaking the eagle's neck and leading the child home, dragging the eight foot wingspan carcass as proof.
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Hackett Endorsed For Registrar Of Wills At Fortieth Ward Meet
A Veteran Association gathering at Hancock Hall on Fortieth Street endorses Magistrate Hackett for Registrar of Wills. General Beath lauds Hackett’s life, while Major Dick cites his war record. Speakers include W R List, William Ray, and S R Jameson. Meeting ends with indorsement.
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Honesdale Girl Dies by Carbolic Acid In New York
Kittle Coggins aged 17 from Honesdale Pennsylvania killed herself in New York City by swallowing carbolic acid. She had run away two years earlier to join a traveling theater company and had been living with actor J. K. Leslie who was present when she drank the poison.
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J. K. Leslie
Randall for Coiner Named by President
Washington June 29 the President has decided on Samuel J Randall of Pennsylvania son of the late Democratic commander as Coiner of the United States Mint at Philadelphia and his nomination will be sent to the Senate within a day or two
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Samuel J. Randall
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Philadelphia
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Chamber of Deputies appoints new Panama inquiry panel
The Chamber of Deputies has appointed another committee of inquiry to examine fresh charges brought against members in connection with the Panama scandal.
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Panama
Earthquake Felt in Lynchburg Virginia Last Night
A slight earthquake shock was felt in Lynchburg Virginia last night between 1 and 2 o'clock. No damage or injuries are reported and the tremor is described as minor by local observers.
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Lynchburg
Weather and sale ad fragment for Eastern Pennsylvania area
The notice describes a Wednesday forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey with showers early morning and clearing by noon, southerly winds. It also lists yesterday’s temperatures and a jewelry sale at Mitchell's offering a Gent's Ring JAMOND nearly 8% karats for $265 at 886 Chestnut Street.
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New Jersey
Mitchell's
Chestit Street
Excelsior Fireworks Ad Promotes Miller's Fireworks
An advertising notice boasts Excelsior Fireworks and directs shoppers to Miller's at 255 and 257 South Third Street for the best assortment in America at the lowest prices.
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Miller's
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