Senator Cameron Back in Harrisburg For Key Talks
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Harrisburg April 14. Senator Cameron returns to the state capital and hosts private receptions for county delegations as Quay may visit soon. Charles Emory Smith and Wanamaker loom as potential Cameron rivals amid currency debates and party maneuvering.
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Harrisburg
Cameron
Lochlel
Quay
Charles Emory Smith
Senate
Smith
John Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
Osbourn
House Education Committee
Penrose School Library
House
Holland
Western Pennsylvania University
Pittsburg
Russell Conwell
Local School Staff Lacks Certificates Beyond Endorsement
The record notes that most staff are Carlisle school graduates and rely on board endorsement rather than formal certificates. The superintendent and high school principal have no institutional graduation or other certificates, only the directors' endorsement.
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Carlisle School
McNeil Divorce Suit Seeks Reversal of 3-Year-Old Decree
Margaret Mc Neil of Pittsburg Pennsylvania filed in the United States circuit court to set aside a divorce granted to her husband three years earlier. The couple wed sixteen years ago in Pennsylvania and McNeil later moved to California. He had obtained a cruelty divorce in the California Superior Court while McNeill had an alimony award and built a fortune of about $100 000 which Mrs McNeill now seeks to share.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Margaret Mc Neil
Pittsburg
United States Circuit Court
McNeils
Pennsylvania
McNeil
California
Mra
Murders in a Church at Emanuel Baptist San Francisco
Two young girls found murdered in the Emanuel Baptist church steeple in San Francisco. Minnie Williams body discovered yesterday, Blanche Lamont missing since April 3 and later found strangled. pastor Dr George Gibson detained for questioning. Theodore Durant, a medical student and Sunday school aide, suspected of involvement. Durant not yet arrested.
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San Francisco
Emanuel Baptist Church
Minnie Willams
Blanche Lamont
George Gibson
Mias Lamont
Theodore Durant
Durant
Misa Lamont
Williams
Mis
Drunken Brawl Ends in Double Fatal Shooting and Suicide
In Cleveland on April 14 John Soghar a laborer shot and killed Charles Flechter then wounded Flechter's brother in the neck. Soghar hanged himself with his suspenders after being arrested.
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Nohemian
Cleveland
John Soghar
Charles Flechter
Plechter
Rubber Storehouse Burned At Sentauket Port Jefferson
The pumping station grinding department and storehouse of the North American Rubber company at Sentauket were burned today. The total loss is estimated at 76000 dollars with no insurance.
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Port Jefferson
N. Y
Erinding
North American Rubber Company
Sentauket
Mayor Waters of Newport Dies in Office
Newport's mayor Waters died tonight after a lingering illness of cirrhosis of the liver. He was the first city chief executive to die in office.
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Newport
Waters
Lver
James Dwight Dana Dies Quietly at Yale
Professor James Dwight Dana of Yale University author and scientist died suddenly around 11 o clock last night in New Haven Connecticut.
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Dwight Dana
New Haven
Conn
James Dwight Dana
Yale Univerginty
Pittsburgh Steel Plant Shuts Down After Years
Charles A. Ziegler, 76, who served as alderman of Wilkes-Barre’s Eighth Ward from 1871 until his death, died at noon yesterday following paralysis, after Carnegie Steel plant in Pittsburg operations paused last night for the first time in years.
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Carnege Steel Company
Pittsburg
Charles A. Ziegler
Wilkes-Barre
Crisp Georgia Speaker May Seek Presidency Despite Birthplace
A Washington dispatch reports Georgia Speaker Charles Crisp is touted as a possible presidential candidate for the Democratic nominating convention. Legal opinions purportedly support his eligibility despite being born in England, while critics insist the president must be a natural born citizen, with Crisp's own words seen as warning.
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Washington
Atlanta
Crisp
Georgia
England
George
Charles &. Crisp
United States
House of Representatives
Easter street brawl wounds three in Baltimore melee
Easter morning in South Baltimore erupted into a shooting affray leaving Edward Lawrence shot in the groin and arm, William Lawrence injured, and Charles Fuss hit in the leg. Thomas Welsh was arrested on charges of firing five shots, and a deaf mute bystander was accidentally shot. Edward resisted medical probing and struck a doctor before being released to go home.
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Baltimore
Edward Lawrence
Willam Lawrence
Charles Fuss
Thomas Welsh
Welsh
Foss
Briscoe
Evergreen Park Bribery Arrests Hit Town Politics
Eight Evergreen Park residents were arrest ed on charges of bribery perjury disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons. Among the arrested were Rev George Moore pastor of the Baptist church and Attorney John C Ballue. Warrants were issued by saloonkeeper Fred Lephine and the arrests occurred during a church prayer meeting. The incident stems from primaries that pitted pro saloon factions against dry supporters in a heated local power struggle.
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Chicago
Evergreen Park
George Moore
the Baptist Church
John C. Balleu
Alexander Richmond
William C. Thompson
Percy Ballou
George Miller
August Gottschalk
William A. Bannett
Fred Lephine
Ballou
Mr. Moore
Sephine
Charles Janda Kills Sister-in-Law Then Self
In New York on April 14 Charles Janda shot his brother’s wife Camilla Janda after a quarrel over unpaid board. He then fatally shot himself, ending a months long feud amid threats of revenge. The husband described the troubled history and motive.
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New York
Camilla Janda
Charles Janda
Charles
Mrs. Janda
Charles Dies After Quiet Gunshot Wound
A man named Charles died from a fatal gunshot wound inflicted by an assailant described as gentle. Janda died earlier this evening at Bellevue Hospital, officials report.
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Charles
Janda
Bellevue Hospital
Dorlan Woman Ends Life By Gas In Brooklyn Home
Fannie Dorlan, 34, living with relatives at 185 Dead Street, Brooklyn, was found dead in her kitchen this morning. Her father discovered her seated beside a table with a gas burner connected to a tube in her mouth, the blanket wrapped around her head cutting off escape.
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Fannie Dorlan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fannile Dorlan
Dead Street
Dorian
Income Tax Case Heads for Supreme Court Rehearings
Washington notices say the Supreme Court may hear oral argument on the income tax case to resolve three disputed points including the validity of rent provisions and whether the tax is a direct tax or invalid for lack of uniformity. The government will not file a brief. a rehearing hinges on a judge’s vote and potential wider implications for tax law.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Price jailed after eloping with fiancé's money
Fred C. Price, who won Miss Ellen Allen’s hand in Lock Haven, is jailed in Wilkes-Barre after taking $700 given to furnish their home. He left with the funds during a furniture purchase trip, was traced to Cincinnati and Bennet, Pa., and confessed to spending the money.
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Wilkes-Barre
Fred C. Price
Ellen Allen
Lock Haven
Mie
Price
Cincinnati
Bennet
Saya
Teacher A Scoundrel Ekin Arrested On Serious Charge
Pittsburg April 14 Braddock borough in turmoil as M J Ekin assistant principal faces charges of having taken a fourteen children with thirteen pupils all around 12 years old Police intervened to prevent parents from administering punishment Ekin 27 unmarried assistant principal of Braddock public schools.
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Ekin
Pittsburg
Braddock
M. J. Ekin
Braddock Public
Perry's Companions Captured in Pine Plain
A telephone message from the state hospital for insane criminals at Matteawan states that James Coyle, a hospital attendant, captured Michael O'Donnell and Patrick Maguire, two of train robber Perry's companions, at Pine Plain, forty miles back of Fishkill.
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Perry
New York
State Hospital
Matloawan
James Coyle
Michael O'Donnell
Patrick Maguire
Pine Plaina
Fishkill
What tio Was There For Charged In Sheep Snuggling Case
A dispatch from El Paso reports Webster Flanagan once collector of customs is on trial charged with aiding A. G. Dawson to smuggle 20,000 sheep from Mexico. The case unfolds as authorities pursue the alleged cross border scheme in the Texas port.
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Tio
Chicago
el Paso
Tex
Saga
Webster Flanagan
Thin Port
A. G. Dawson
Mexico
Fire Damages Havre Pier as Lia Heve Burns
The small French steamship Lia Heve used in the petroleum trade burned at the Havre pier during unloading. Part of the pier was destroyed.
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Durned
Paria
Havre
Missionary Mary Danforth Delights Wyoming Conference
Miss Mary A Danforth, young missionary from Japan, delivered a humor filled yet moving address at the Wyoming Conference. The session reviewed examinations and reports, lauded the seminary centennial, and announced appointments for tomorrow with Rev Hogan’s Prohibition remarks under consideration.
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Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Education Society
Freedmen’s Aid Society
W. H. Hiller
Andrewa
J.C. Hogan
Hogan Speech Provokes Conference Debate on Prohibition
Rev J C Hogan claims many accusations against Presiding Elder Thorpe and says the half has never been told. Prohibition pastors angered by preaching, while conference leaders condemn Hogan’s action and urge discipline. A resolution condemning Thorpe may be introduced and debated to settle the matter.
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J.C. Hogan
Hogan
Thorpe
Tribune
Wlder Thorpe
Saturday Sessions Highlight Mission Work In Japan
Miss Mary A Danforth addressed mission work in Japan during Saturday sessions while routine business proceeded. The examinations committee reported candidates for full connection passed their exams, several promoting to second year and others ordained to the fourth year. Transfers were announced including George Benedict to the South American conference and Li Cho Wen to the North China conference.
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Hineas
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College of Business
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Sprange
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Northern Christ In Advocate
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R. W. Lowry
T. N. Sweet
George N. Underwood
HH. BE. Wheeler
A. C. Brackenbury
Galilee
J. Brundell
Harpesville
N. Y
FF. D. Carroll
Maple Grove
J. 8
Custard
Little Meadows
G. H. Northrop
Slaterville
L. M. Olstead
North Norwich
Li. D. Palmer
Coventry
W. 8. Wilcox
Satan
J. B. Wilson
Kirkwood
James Beninger Kunkle
H. L. Ellsworth
Nichols
D. Hardstock
Edmerton
C. L. Jeffrey
New Bertin
B. E B. Pierce
East Worcester
Weather Report for Eastern Pennsylvania Fair Skies
Eastern Pennsylvania enjoys fair conditions with cooler air in the eastern portion. Northwesterly winds are noted, bringing a crisp feel to the region.
Extraordinary Linen Department Prices This Week
During this week we offer special values from our linen department. Readers can find a selection of discounted linens and home fabrics featured as extraordinary prices.
Damask Table Linens With Latest Price List
56-inch 23C recent price 29¢ 58-inch 27¢ 35¢ 60-inch 33c 45¢ 64-inch 38c 480 67-inch 43c 56c 72-inch 65¢ 68c 72-inch 89c 1.00 72-inch 98 1.19 72-inch 1.25 1.65 80-inch 2.00 2.35 90-inch 2.20 2.50 Napkins to Match.
Special Quilt and Linen Napkin Prices Advertised
Special prices on quilts including full size soft finish crochet 98 cents, recent price 1.35, Eleven-quarter Marseille Crochet 1.19, recent price 1.50. Also about 50 dozen all linen napkins odd lots and broken dozens, the low prices of which will sell them.
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