Great National Saengerfest Closes in Madison Square Garden
The Third Day of the Saengerfest in New York concluded with a monster concert featuring Mme Glauvelt Mme Tavary Emil Fischer and Arthur Friedheim. About 6000 attended a varied program including town federations and individual societies competing for prizes. The next Saengerfest will be held in Philadelphia in 1907 with a closing picnic at Ulmer Park Grange Beach.
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Madison Square Garden
Mme. Glauvelt
Mme. Tavary
Emil Fischer
Arthur Friedham
New York
Detthoven
Singara
Steinway
Thorne
Anay
Serbatnacht
Max von Weinzisr
Columbia
Philadelphia
Concordia
Bridgeport
Conn
Ceutacher Saengerbund
Buffalo
Germania
Newark
Saengerbund
Washington
Arnviter Saedgerbund
Williamburg Saengerbund
Harmonia
Orphena
Pittsburg
Harmonie
Leiderkranz
Scranton
Bayerischer Saengerbond
Arion ‘Uartette Club
Brooklyn
Teutonin Aluennerchor
Allegheny City
Arion
Jersasy
Beethoven Bnet
Lillian Blauvelt
Mme, Tavary
Arthur Friedheim
Heinrich Zoellner
Liederkranz Society
United Sing
Liederkrang
Ulmer Park
Graneacnd Beach
Delegates Split Over Central Pennsylvania Miners Rates
At Avtoona on June 25 delegates from the Central Pennsylvania district fail to agree on a pay rate. National President McBride and District President Bradley push for 4 cent net ton rate, while many delegates demand the 50 cent rate. A compromise 40 cent proposal is debated, with Clearfield delegates opposing it. By 11:45 p.m. a plan allows operators paying 40 cents to resume, including check weighmen, with no discrimination to strikers. Bell, Lewis and Yates notified of acceptance. Adjournment set for tomorrow morning to finish business.
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Avtoona
Pennsylvania
McBride
I. A. Bradley
Minera
Clearfield
Bell
Lewis and
Yates
Striking coke workers try to blow rail bridge outside New Haven
In Connenisvilln Pennsylvania on June 25 a group of striking coke workers attempted to destroy the Possum Row railroad bridge near New Haven using dynamite. The explosive was placed but failed to cause collapse as authorities investigated the incident.
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Connenisvilln
Possum Row
New Haven
Bridge Abutment Incident Damages Masonry At Site
A report notes damage to the abutment masonry near the bridge after a collision at the south west Penn railroad branch. The coke from the Trotter works, recently put in operation, is transported along the affected road.
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Southweat Penn Railroad
Trotter Works
First Time Plea in Alleghany Pa Murder Case
Patrick Rowan pleaded guilty to the March murder of Thomas J. Connors at a county criminal court in Allegheny County. The pair had been close friends and the act was attributed to liquor overindulgence. District Attorney Burleigh noted it as a rare plea in a homicide case. witnesses testified to establish facts.
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Alleghany
Tirisacna
Patrick Rowan
Thomas J. Connors
Ecourt
Rowan
Connors
Burleigh
Allagheny
Emma Jach Weds Adwistint District Attorney in New York
Emma Jach married Adwistint District Attorney Francia L. Wellman of New York at Stamronn Connecticut. The ceremony featured a large choir, Lohengrin music, a Worth gown with diamonds, and a reception with Leidt orchestra. numerous prominent guests attended.
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Stamronn
Jane
William Steinway
George C Barrett
George P., Andrews
Joseph Daly
Mera de Lancey Nicoll
William Fives
Mra
James Brown Lord
Thawina Rainey
Fellows
McIntyre, McDons
Weeks
Lindeny
Tarry Keene
Fl. Cartiv
Foxwall
William S Wheelwright
J. Kennedy
Alfred Nelson
Virginia Ogden
Darling
New York
Mira Joch
Irlanda
Republican Deputies Back Casimir Perler for President
The 129 member Republican group in the Chamber of Deputies will vote for M. Casimir Perler. The extreme left held a brief meeting to nominate their candidate, while the socialist group bars capitalists or clerical candidates. Senate groups are undecided. Carnot’s funeral preparations proceed in Paris with a guard, and telegrams of sympathy pour in. Casimir Perler’s prospects improve as he becomes the favored choice.
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Casimir
Parlier
Pants
Chamber of Deputies
M. Casimir-Perler
Gobii
Carnot
Paria
Tlysee
Madame Carnot
Casimir Perjer
Democratic State Convention Eyes Singerly Nomination
In Haran Pa on June 25, leaders agree Philadelphia's William M Singerly will likely be the Democratic nominee for governor at the upcoming state convention. Other names mentioned for ticket posts include W J A Howe for lieutenant governor, David S Magee for auditor general, and General W W Greenland for secretary of internal affairs with I F E Wright named as temporary chairman.
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Haran
William M Singerly
Philadelphia
Vernor
Stikt
Singerly
Viriona
W. J A. Howe
Johnston
David 5. Magee
Lancaster
W. W. Greenland
Clarion
Reading hat makers weigh 1 cent per dozen cut
Hat manufacturers in Reading consider a proposed price reduction from 45 to 0 and 1 cents per dozen. The workers have not yet decided on a course of action.
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Pennsylvania
Rm. NG
Kimble
Reading
Penalties for anarchist crimes debated in Congress
W A Stone of Pennsylvania introduces a bill to set death for anarchists who attempt to kill officials or destroy property in the United States. The measure seeks harsher penalties, arguing current laws do not cover such offenses and urging Congress to act to deter assassinations. The Senate and House both express sympathy for France after President Carnot’s assassination and adjourn.
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United States
Wasiisutox
Jne
Carnot
W. A. Stone
Pennsylvinia
Will
Inuan
Unite States
Stone
Congress
Couras
France
Cleveland
Republic
Madame Carnot
McCreary
Kentucky
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hitt
Linois
Paria
House
Republicans at Denver Open National Meeting
About 1200 Republicans gathered in Denver for the National Republican meeting with more expected. Delegations from Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania New York and others arrived at hotels while National League leaders opened headquarters at the Brown Palace to certify credentials. The platform will call for honest elections civil service reform pensions and mixed money standards using both gold and silver.
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Denver
Missouri
Windsor Hotel
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Brown Palace
W. W. Tracy
National Leseue
Richard Oglesby
Andrew B. Humphrey
National League
East
Weat
Uatrica
America
Uoe
Lutheran Convention Opens in Harrisburg for Young People
About 250 delegates gather in Bethlehem Tabernacle Harrisburg to start a Lutheran convention from Green and Cumberland streets. Delegates arrive from Philadelphia Scranton Reading Lancaster Lebanon and other cities. The event aims to engage youth and may become an annual affair.
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Harrisburg
Llannimncnd
Bewant Ecoasions
Bethlehem Tabernacle
Green and
Cumberland Streets
Philadelphia
Scranton
Reading
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lutheraniam
Socia
Ita Nature
Philadelphia church convenes with new temporary organization
A temporary organization was formed with Ree De Wo FH as secretary and Singley as chairman. Committees on permanent on minization and routing work were named. Distress tomorrow hosts the event as Profecteor Maynar and the church organist offered no remarks. Speeches by S C Barger Grottos borg Mina Gonniggura Allegheny Governor Pattison and Miller Philadelphia echoed welcome. J L Smith Pittsburg spoke on Lutheran Church and Young People. Ray Albert Philadelphia spoke on the Worth of Clean Cut Christian. A reception followed.
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Wael Oly
Ree
Singley
Sibibols
Philadelphia
Grottosborg
Mina Gonniggura
Allegheny
Tita
Christiang
Water pumps spark guard city clash at Adrian
National Guard members run pumps to supply camp water at Adrian while city residents protest the action arguing pumps drain horses and wetlands. A spring and well plan are discussed as authorities prepare to arrest a man linked to a recent assault and warrants issue for Thomas Fe Clark and four deputies.
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National Guard
Adrian
Ian
Anita
Min
Thomas FE Clark
Deputien
Sympathy of Italy Telegrams Condolence to France
Italian colony leaders in Paris sign and circulate a condolence letter to the widow of the murdered French president and express horror and sympathy for France. Several Italians are attacked near Montabello amid anti Italian demonstrations, police intervene. Premier Dupuy receives a telegraph from Baron Blanc on behalf of King Humbert and Italy denouncing the crime and pledging shared grief.
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Condolerca Sant
Premiar Dupuy
Humbert
Pars
Paris
Dupuyhad
Baron Blanc
Talian
Italy
France
South Wales Disaster Recovery Count Reaches 172 Bodies
A Pont-Y-Prid dispatch reports 172 bodies recovered from the Albion colliery near Cilfynydd after the disaster. Work continues as circumstances permit and efforts remain focused on rescue and recovery operations.
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Carney
Wales
Pont-Y-Prid
Albion
Cilfynydd
Roscne
Fitzsimmons Marries Australian Actress Road Julian
The world champion middleweight pugilist Robert Fitzsimmons wed Isa Rosalie Samwell of Melbourne in Newark New Jersey. The ceremony at the Lutheran parsonage was performed by Rev. George Schambaek.
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Pugiliat
An Aotreng
Newark
N. J
Robert Fitzsimmone
Isa Rosalie Samwell
Melbourne
Australia
Road Julian
George Schambaek
Luthern Church
Return of Richard Croker Stirs Tammany Rumors in Gotham
New York reports that Richard Croker plans a swift return drawing surprise from Tammany Hall and the public. Officials deny links to Lexow committee adjournment while rumors grow of police investigations and party strategy after summer recess.
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Gotham
Powers of Tammany
Lexow Committee
New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Mr. Croker
Gilroy
Sexton
Senate
Movements of Carnot's Assassin Traced by Police
Police traced the assassin Santo Cesario born Motta Viccone Lombardy to Lausanne Geneva and Lyon before moving to Catte France to work as a baker. He bought the murder knife on Friday and left his lodging empty of compromising items. He is 19 and a militant anarchist. authorities report a quarrel at the baker's shop preceded his departure.
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Lyons
Santo
Italy
Lausanne
Geneva
Switzerland
Lyone
Catte
France
Lyona
Cesario
San Lilieronimo
Caesario
Cette
Lyoog
Rowm
Alan
Cosario
Carnot
Motta Viccone
Lombardy
Atlan
Poe Lalinu
Notifieg
Humbert
Madame Carnot
Crank Visits Harrison. Indianaplis Woman Detained
A fe male crank sought General Harrison at his home in Indianapolis. Private Secretary Tibbets blocked entry after a visitor, Louisa Hodson, appeared with a Bible and Gospel News saying she had crucial information for Harrison and claiming the Democratic party risks the country. Police detained her after she grew violent.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Tibbets Abe
Tibbetts
Democratic Party
General Harrison
Louisa Hodson
Tibbotty
Christ
Evidence of a Neatly Disordered Mind Revealed
From her books it seemed she formerly lived in Paris or Nashville Tennessee She said are left there two years ago and has been wandering over the country ever since An examination into her sanity will be held in the morning.
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Paris
Nashville
Tenn
Murder charges filed against Dedlong family in MecCorrenesnung
Abram Dedlong his wife Saral and daughters Annie and Mia along with Katie Fitry were jailed on murder or instigation charges in MecCorrenesnung. The case concerns the July 10, 1803 death of David Fitry, linked to Edward Scheffer, a suspected paramour, who was found dead June 10, 1803 after dining with the family. Authorities plan to autopsy Fitry and analyze stomach contents for poison detection.
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MecCorrenesnung
Abram Dedlong
Saral
Annie
Mia
Katie Fitry
David Fitry
Edward Scheffer
Fury
Aldo Wantell
Abram Doshony
Beving
Polson
Miners Under Contract and Immigrant Labor to Pennsylvania
New York reports admit wholesale importation of miners for Pennsylvania coal fields. Dr Senner, immigration commissioner, says laws are evaded and agents in Europe are needed to detect contract labor. He notes many workers enter under contract and evade authorities, with inspectors limited to self admission.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Senner
Dr. Bennet
USA
Europe
Cesario Plans More Nerve Than Emily Henry
Cesario the assassin remains calm as he describes his crime intentions. He reveals a route through Lyons to strike a fatal blow and says he will show more courage than Kim Il Henry did when executed. Police visit his harboring contact near Lyons and Cesario’s brother notes he was a good man before joining anarchists.
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Lyons
Jane
Cesario
Umer
Lyona
Caurnot
Tie
Catts
Cette
Kimil Henry
Terminus
Montpelier
Ula
Anarectlut
Laborie
Cesaria
Elohil the
Milan
Cepario
Ile
Summer race meeting opens at Philadelphia Driving Park
Vanity Wilkes among favorites as the Philadelphia Driving Park association starts its summer meeting. The program lists trotting and pacing events with purses of 8000 and 1000, and races including details on horses Lady M and Almond Roy Garvey, Amboy, Verdt, and Rumor in various heats.
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Piivapelrnta
Philadelphia Driving Park Association
Atehieno
Lady M
Almond Roy
Garvey
Amboy
Rumor
Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania Regions
Forecast for Tuesday in eastern Pennsylvania calls for generally fair conditions with southerly winds. In western Pennsylvania the outlook is possible afternoon thunder showers with south winds.
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Wasninoros
Pennsylvania
Special Lot Muslin Underwear At Cut Prices
Manufacturer offers limited stock of muslin underwear as special job lots. All items are described as perfect goods offered at reduced prices with quantity limited and not repeatable.
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