Deadlock at Harrisburg as Supreme Court race stalls
Eleven candidates vied for justice on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court with no tallying outcome after eleven ballots. Key contenders Kennedy and Yerkes narrow the field while Wolverton and Smith struggle to gain traction. Philadelphia delegates shift votes as the convention adjourns without a nominee.
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Harrishburg
Democratic Party of the
Supreme Court
Sts
Philadelphia
Smith
Hieheer Nuiber
Pany Hom
Hermon L. Yerkes
Bucks County
Tinight
F. J. Pitusimmons
Aya Proge
Smith Rodiers
Kop
Ut Wan
Molly
Canlidaten
Lynch
Mighthe
Ws Lynch
Meerresnt
Fayette County
Colonel Clutey
Gilllery
Intereat
Harry Gorman
Chariton W. Till
Lycoming
Larue Mansion
Charles J. Cummings
Mansion
Yerkes
Buel
Kennedys
Allegheny
Hich
A. FF
Mitchetl
Deadlock at Midnight in Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
Representatives of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party met to nominate candidates for the Supreme Court judge, superior court justice, and state treasurer. After midnight, the convention adjourned without selecting a candidate for the supreme court, continuing on to page 2.
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Pennavivanti
Walleye
Hamelet
Diatvlet
Wasne
Supreme Court
Mi—nake
Gibson
Hack
Woodward
Aes
Eldsen
Peter Paul Smith
Lackawanna
John Lynch
Wilkes-Barre
T. Wh. Mareni
Luzerne
Simon P. Woolvertiun
Northumberland County
A. Savidge
Sunbury
Lucko- Wanna
Senaster Jamesones
Wyoming County
W. O. Lite
Tunktamwolk
Smith
Lyne
Lyrach
Latimer
Fini
Lovelock
Dam
Lynch Mo
Little
Kreis
Lynch
Laneh
Iiss Harviebury
Pour Hindend
Pdemocray
Pennsylvania
Superior Court
Lonarrow
Supreme
Terrible cyclone tragedy hits New Richmond Wisconsin town
New Richmond Wisconsin reports a devastating cyclone with thirty two new graves daily in two cemeteries and ten unidentified bodies. Five dead in the Hawking family, four injured, and extensive destruction with one hundred buildings destroyed. Militia guards streets while relief funds reach about five thousand dollars and tents are raised for the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
New Richmond
Wis
Berviers
Congregational Church
Kate Hawking
Willis Hughes
John Prior
Henry Laren
Omaha
Neb
Albr
Hopkins
Mervin
A. J. Hopkins
Merman
Anderson Hopkins
Keleo
Pender
Tewie Claussen
Missouri Valley
Phair
Richards
Hewie
J. B. Mankins
Hoerman
Thomasa Mines
Ydusterer
M. Davis
Karl Peterson
Farmer Peterson
Werman
Dane Iollow
Pacific Cable Project Delegates to Discuss Construction
London July 11 government officials of British colonies with interest in the Pacific cable have been invited to appoint delegates. They will confer with colonial secretary Chamberlain and chancellor of the exchequer Flick Beach on raising capital and the cable's construction and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Taeeeph Chamberlain
Charicediop
Michael Flick Beach
Monneylyania Phar muacentical Ooo officers elected
The second day of the event in Philadelphia saw officers elected for the society. New officers include president Cthirkese Neaeton Bow and vice presidents Charles J. Thu and Dr Chittes A. Werdman. Secretary is Do Jaccob A. Miller and treasurer J. I. Temborper. Executive committee members were named. The next annual meeting will be held at Maple FP in Hheneburg, Ma.
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Philadelphia
Monneylyania Pharmuacentical Ooo
Chor
Papira
Aevackithion
Cthirkese Neaeton Bow
Hythe
Nest
Charles J. Thu
du Hele
Dr. Chittes A. Werdman
J. I. Temborper
Lebanon
Do Jaccob A. Miller
Kaeristburg
Dr. Thomas
Serintont
Heinttech
Lanewater
Cyrus Jacob
Bethlehem
Maple FP
Hheneburg
Henderson case on disturbing the peace not pleaded
John Henderson, counsel for Police Captain Price, failed to answer when called before Magistrate Olmstead. He did not appear, his bail was forfeited, and an arrest attachment was issued in the June 24 Henderson, New York case against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Henderson
Price
Mases
Olmstead
Ihenderman
Mrs Woodford Dies in Brooklyn Widow of Gen Woodford
Mrs Jillia Evelyn Woodford wife of General Woodford former U S minister to Spain died today in Brooklyn. She was of age and married on October 15, 19__ and leaves one daughter, Buele Curtis Woodward.
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New York
Jillia Evelyn
Ypen Woodford
Genera
Biewart Ll. Woodford
United States
Spain
Brooklyn
Bright
Woodford
Vni
Buele Curtis Wood
Transvaal Situation and Arbitration Prospects
Brussels reports a Transvaal source saying concessions, including franchise, possible without Britain’s arbitration acceptance. In London, officials deny threats in response to Uitlander petition, easing fears of British intervention and suggesting room for a compromise.
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Brussels
Leyda
Europe
Transvaal Republic
Great Hrllain
London
Transvaal
Hich
South Africa
Alfred Milter
Joseph Charnterlain
Buffalo Strike paralyzes decks as workers walk out
In Buffalo on June 1, about three thousand five hundred men quit work across decks and freight houses. Freight handlers met to demand a 10 cent wage increase, while dock workers from the Minneosta docks stayed away after being fired. Union and non union labor questions loom as rail workers refuse to cross picket lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Erie
Minnerista
Admiral Dewey Lands at Singapore on Olympia
Admiral Dewey arrived in Singapore from the Olympia this afternoon and bade farewell to Governor Sir COV. WW. Mitchell. He sails tomorrow for Colombo, Ceylon, likely to visit sites there for his health while Olympia officers were entertained by local garrison officers at dinner.
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Singapore
Strait
Dewey
Cov. WW. Mitchell
Colombe
Ceylon
Belgian steamship Waeskind reaches Queenstown after gale delay
The Belgian steamer Waeskind of the Red Star Line, captain Eboff, from Philadelphia bound for Liverpool, called at Queenstown today. She reports being delayed twenty hours by northeast gales, causing hove-to for forty hours on June 9 and 19.
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Queenstown
Waeeskind
Red Star Line
Eboff
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Galea
Venezuelan Arbitration Commission Meets at Foreign Affairs
A preliminary informal meeting of counsel for the Venezuela arbitration was held at the ministry of foreign affairs this morning. The Venezuelan commission will sit in the apartments used by the Spanish American Debt commission. The first formal meeting of the commissioners is set for 11 o clock Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Trolley Cars in Corea Near Seoul Completed
The first street railway in Seoul, capital of Corea, is near completion. A team of ten to fifteen experienced motormen and several first class electrical engineers have been sent from the syndicate for construction and supervision. Motormen will be supplied by the city with wages set at 370 per month.
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San Francisco
Seoul
Coerea
Bostwilek
Chiens
Poncj
Pennsylvania Officials Name Railroad Executives
In Philadelphia on June 1 Samuel Rew was elected vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, succeeding the late President Break Tivornn. Directors of the New York, Pennsylvania and Norfolk railroads elected Wallin A. Patton as president to replace A. J. Curenti, who succeeded Mr. Thomson.
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Milledelphia
Vic
Penneytanie Railroad Company
Samuel Rew
Rew
Break Tivornn
New York
Tmigiladelphi
Norfolk
Thomson
Ponoxvivania Railroad
Hand-Cooke Nuptials in German Town Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Helen P L Cooke to Milex Truly Hand was solemnized Tuesday night in Germantown at the Cooke home. Rev J W Williams officiated with only immediate relatives present. The couple will depart Monday for Birmingham Alabama where Mr Hand will join engineering work for the Cla-Provcla Brothers & Jellett company of Philadelphia.
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Germantown
Helen PL Cooke
Milex Truly Hand
Bland
Edward Cooke
J. W. Williams
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
Ale
Mra. Bond
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Hand
Pron Cla Brothers & Jellett Company
Philadelphia
Dewey Home Fund Subscriptions Reported
Subscription total for the Dewey home fund reached four fifths of the required goal with five contributions coming from the Brooklyn Eagle. The final amount and overall status remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Washington
Dewey
Brooklyn Eagle
Madrid diary notes ceding Pacific islands to Germany
A June 1 report from Madrid records the cession of the Caroline Islands Ladrones Pelew Islands to Germany. The act affects distant territories in the Pacific and alters colonial holdings as observed in contemporary dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Penate
Caroline Js. Dids
Ladrones
Pelew Lelands
Germany
Franklin as the First American at Unveiling of His Statue
Philadelphia observers recount the unveiling of the Benjamin Franklin statue with a ceremony led by Justus C. Strawbridge and attended by figures from the University of Pennsylvania the American Philosophical Society the Franklin Institute the Library Company and the Pennsylvania Hospital. Attendees heard a portrait of Franklin from James M Pleck and a sermon on his rise from penniless printer to nation’s intellectual giant, noting his early life in Philadelphia and enduring public service.
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Philadelphia
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Justus CC
Strawbridge
University of Pennsylvania
American Philosophical Society
Franklin Institute
The
Library Company
Pennsylvania Hospital
University Club
Chestnut Street Opera House
States District
James M. Pleck
Beck
Market Street Wharf
London
Ehwoly
Benjamin Pranklint
Junto
American Philosophtical Society
Colonies
General Assembly
Democratic Deadlock at Judmechip Noralitten in Monted
The morning issue reports a deadlock among the Democratic party factions at Judmechip Noralitten in Villpine Ineurgonia Monted. It notes unsettled results from Turediy's Cyntone and covers a broad mix of national affairs, finance, and local notices.
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Turediy
Cyntone
Franklin
Morrissey Seeks Jeffries Bout in London or NYC
New Irish heavyweight Mike Morrissey seeks a title clash with Jim Jeffries after arriving in New York. Backed by F J Dwyer, Morrissey posted a deposit to bind the match, with Jeffries manager W A Brady open to terms and a bout as soon as next Wester day or later. Jeffries would fight Morrissey in August in London if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike Morrissey
Maher
Lenox Athletic Club
Loday
FJ. Dwyer
Brooklyn
George Considine
Jim Jeffries
Ino Jetter
Lehigh University Commencement Addresses Proclaimed
At Lehigh University Bethlchem Padine M at Lehigh University founded by Axi Packer, an exceptionally large chusche graduatd. Notable speakers included John Sage Viche of Virennes and Eugene wlnford Grace of toshen with addresses by Laon Wihet stone Bailey and Abraham Peter Stevkel. The Rev Ethelbert Tulhat delivered the benediction as Dr Thomas Hrawn conferred honorary degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlchem
Padine
Lehigh University
Axi Packer
John Sage Viche
Virennes
Pind
Contine Wiles
Eugene Wlnford Grace
Toshen
Laon Wihetstone Bailey
Paterran
Abraham Peter Stevkel
New Yale
Culumnl
Evfesa Rhia Poth
Chia
Thinvilly
Ethelbert Tulhat
Mmbb
Diocese of
Main Ayitnnle
Thomas Hrawn
Vareity
Red Men In Council Deal Adopts Membership Rules
The council, with over 100 delegates present, votes to limit awards to a single prize for the largest membership gain. A proposed amendment to increase council members from five to twenty is rejected, and a rule requiring a deputy great sachem to have one year of membership is defeated.
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Kaneaster FM
Liptaved
Pournaivendie
Tathon
Wrens Council
Fire destroys building amid insurance coverage unclear
Morning blaze at a Pittston property originated in a disputed area tied to a marriage, with early reports noting incendiary suspicion. The structure owned by Reamane was valued at about 60 and fully insured, but investigators found embers in a pile later in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidlla Myers
Clark @ Beoks
Stork
Lane Agency
Pittston
Clorm
Bishop Is Free Again Despite Odd Confusion
An unclear clipping reports Emmet A. Hiehep, a resident of the South Side, facing a perplexing issue about a torn of the years and a court or council. The text mentions an elderly subject over 00 years old and references a possible legal or civic matter surrounding a release or freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet A
Howe
Loomis Takes Lead in Delaware Department Movement
Loomis enters a new role as head of the Lidlaware Lackawannand Wrettrn agency and begins work on a fresh loading. Officials question whether the matter has been definitively decided amid renewed speculation and inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Lidlaware Lackawannand Wrettrn
Peer Mullatend
Shipping Arrivals and Departures Across Major Ports
The log records various ships arriving at and sailing from Rotterdam Amsterdam Hamburg and New York. Vessels include Kalter Friedrich Hrea men Die Rolled 8t Louk and Snatndam arriving New York from Rotterdam via Cherbourg and Southampton. Other entries show ships sailing to New York and arrivals at Antwerp and Southampton.
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New York
Roveredam
Motterdamndam
Amsterdam
Auguste Vietorix
Hamburg
Kalter Friedrich
Louk
Southampton
Foul
Trave
Bremen
Filipinos Routed in Manila Fighting Amid Heavy Losses
Manila dispatch reports yesterday's engagement near Zapote and Bacoor with ten killed and forty wounded among Filipino forces. U.S. regiments crossed the river, drove insurgents from trenches, and captured arms marked Navy Yard as Lawton's troops pressed toward Imus and Cavite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy Yard
Manila
Zapote
Maine
Navy Yard
Ward
Invue
Bacoor
Woast
Lawton
Meno
Child
Plece
Tacoor
Imus
Cavite
Waehington
War Department
Casualty report from Washington June 14 lists multiple wounded
Washington June 14 report from General Oris details additional casualties in various units. Names include Private William Riordan leg wound of the Ninth infantry and Private A Portenong. Other listed wounded or severe injuries involve Battery, Fourth Division, Twenty-fifth Infantry and Thirteenth Minnesota among others with notes of thigh and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ceneral Oris
Thirteenth
Masselder
Ecoviley
Tuth
T Petvate
Wiliam Riordan
Volovate
Ninth Infantry
A. Portenong
Showin
Deforeet Hutchinson
Thomas Maller
Pirie Caoreda
Joseph P Kearns
MueWt
Mlevenh
Midgar
Knights in Good Condition Report From Lancaster Section
Delegates from the section plates reported favorable condition of the order at today’s meeting of the supreme vasile of the Ancient Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Vasile
Kolehts
Moyntl
Chu
Weather forecast for Washington June forecast
Forecast for Thursday shows showers in the afternoon with Friday turning fair. Winds shift to a tight southwesterly breeze.
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Washington
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Tiinmoere
Wo Piatt
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Phyllers
Pitteburke
Wy Judine Kennedy
Committee On Resolutions
Brvey
John Cadwallader, Jr
Bryan
Denver
Reilly
WiMomaport
F. J. Fitesimmons
Judge Smith
Lackawan
Essence of
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Pacific Cable Project
Pharmaceutical Association
Henderson
Mrs. Woodford
Admiral Dewey
Colombo
Waesland
Venezuela Commission
Corea
Dewey Home Fund
Carolines
James M. Beck
High Street
Emile
Rhode Island
Richard
Thomas Carlyle
Salamancater
Genoa
New World
Atlantic
Tame
Hall Street
Tregister
News of the Industrial World
Scranton
Morrissey
Jeffries
Brady
RED Men IN Council
MR. Loomis
Zapote River
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Lavon
Wheaton
Ovenshine
Bamor
Trou
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