Carter Named Chairman in Pittsburg Political Scene
Tom H. Carter is named chairman with J. F. Burke as secretary after an all day conference. L. Magee is highlighted as successor to the young Pittsburger filling the post. Payne could not accept the position while Carter resigns as land commissioner. Campbell remains on the executive committee.
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Tracy
Mr. Harrison
White House
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Delmionico’s
Carter
Philetus Sawyer
Carter Chosen Chairman of Republican National Committee
New York July 16 Thomas H Carter 38 of Montana elected chairman of the National Committee after a day of talks and failed offers. He will resign as Land Office Commissioner to take the post. James F Burke temporarily secretary as Carter plans an advisory panel and a permanent secretary.
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Disraten
New Yonk
Thomas Henry Carter
Montana
Michael H. de Young
New Republican Chairman Carter Serenaded by New York Clubs
The National Republican Committee chairmanship is highlighted by an impromptu serenade at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Lincoln Club and Pioneer Club in New York presented fireworks and cheers as Carter thanked attendees and praised party leaders. Jeremiah Rusk offered weather promises and a bold political jab at Democrats.
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New York
Pioneer Club
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Grand Old Party
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Ae Prey
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Flower credits Carter with strong leadership on national stage
Governor Flower toured Coney Island and praised Thomas H. Carter after his election as Chairman of the National Republican Executive Committee. Flower said Carter is an able man in the right place and noted their past collaboration when Carter represented Montana.
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New York
Flower
Coney Island
Thomas H. Carter
National Republican Executive Committee
Montana
Northern Lights Stun City With Aurora Over Head
An aurora borealis lit the northern sky from 10 30 to nearly 11 00 last night drawing rare belts of red green and white across the heavens. Telegraph operators reported the brightest electrical storm in ten years disrupting Western Union lines and delaying messages.
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New York
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Emerald Isle
Western Union
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Glass workers debate amalgamation at session
The Flint glass workers assemble to-day in session to discuss possible amalgamation. Committe reports fill the convention agenda as concerns and proposals are reviewed.
President Harrison travels to Cape May for stay
President Harrison and Private Secretary Halford reached Cape May New Jersey by special train. They proceeded to Cape May Point where they were greeted by Russell Harrison and wife. Doctors report Mrs Harrison much better, contrary to sensational rumors. The President plans to join her in the mountains after Congress adjourns.
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Temescal Tin Mines Promising New Growth
Los Angeles July 16. Gervaise Purcell civil engineer for Temescal mines declares the tin deposits are not exhausted but in early development. 150 men work, new machinery ordered, June output doubles May, ore richer than Cornwall, veins widening with depth, tract extends over thousands of acres and explored lodes run long distances.
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Cornwall
Eight Divorces in Fifty-Two Minutes at Cariaco Court
Judge Vail set a speed record in the Cariaco divorce court by granting eight divorces in 52 minutes. The proceedings named defendants including Alice E Pharis Effie May Rodgers Joseph Cerush Adelaide Louder Annie Minkler Warren Losey Henry Steinbacher and Henrietta Emery with decrees issued between 10:48 and 11:30.
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New York
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Burlington
Rekeans
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Josephine
Adelaide Louder
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Warren J. Losey
Henry Steinbacher
Henrietta Emery
Forearm Relic of St Agnes Captivates New York
Father Terreau of St Jeane Baptiste hosts a 4 inch relic of St Agnes brought from Quebec by Monsignor Marquis. It will be on public view at night for nine days, possibly extended, marking the second such relic in the city after last May's exhibit which drew about 250,000 visitors and $20,000 in donations.
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Visiting the Camp and Chaplains Show Soldier Spirit
Camp Black buzzed with drills and social visits as General Snowden and other officers hosted guests. Chaplains earned praise for marksman skills while Rev. Hunter hunted spring chickens for Sunday dinner amid a disciplined, orderly encampment and a growing visitor crowd.
Eighth Regiment Scouts Patrolled In Torrential Rain
A company of the Eighth Regiment manned scout duty on the hill opposite headquarters. Rain fell in torrents as they waited for orders. A barbed wire fence ripped uniforms and forced repairs. Guards were posted at the tunnel mouth and a ravine station was established opposite headquarters as all vantage points were secured.
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First Brigade Not Needed at Homestead
Harrisburg July 16 Special Adjutant General Greenland and other officers said no necessity existed for the First Brigade at Homestead and it would not be ordered to the front. The unit was ready to move from Mt Gretna to Homestead but the move was not deemed necessary.
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Men Summoned to Renew Work at Homestead Mill
Large mass meeting at the Duquesne mill last night amid lockedout workers and militia. The Carnegie Steel Company invites former employees to return before July 21 with promises of protection, while non union labor remains present and pickets guard the grounds.
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