Dreyfus 18 Shot Teachers Get Promised Raise
In Pantheon ceremonies at Paris the attempt on Major Alfred Dreyfus sparked a broader debate on royalist influence. Authorities report Dreyfus wounded but alive, with motives discussed amid political tension. Park improvements and civic spending also outline city priorities, while an inquiry into bridge approaches and granite paving dominates Alderman Miller’s agenda.
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Episcopal priest renounces faith to become a Jew after seventeen years
Rev. Mr Freudar, a clergyman formerly of the Epispirypat church in New York, announced at a meeting of the Rowton aniinel of the Ralitvationt Massinate society that he had embraced Judaism. Bishop Wittakar of Philadelphia will denounce him from the priesthood. Freudar had previously been ordained in the Episcopal church.
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Losing Day for Hearst Mayor Votes Scrutinized
A chaotic tally in New York on June reveals Hearst gaining little as intervals show the mayoral total edged by rivals. Boxes examined number thirty five with further entries expanding the Medelian total while bonds crafted in the afternoon influence the tally.
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Bryn Mawr College Names Hadley as Commencement Speaker
Arthur Hadley, prominent Yale professor, delivered the commencement address at Bryn Mawr College. Nearly a hundred young women graduated and received diplomas. After exercises, Hadley and his wife attended a luncheon hosted by Miss Thomas, president of Bryn Mawr.
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Teller Borrowed Bank Funds Leads to Death Note
Aulary and large household expenses driven by debt caused a man in New York to commit suicide. On June 4 Charlen T. Mute, age 110, reportedly paid a teller who siphoned bank funds over five years. The note details the total debt, the writer’s plan, and pressures from providing for a wife and children, including a $1,000 annual park salary. The case highlights chronic indebtedness and financial strain on families.
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Mayor to Appoint Kerrigan Likely Changes No Party Balance
The city mayor plans to appoint Kerrigan a Democrat to the office, maintaining the current party balance. Coyle, once tied to Mayor Martin, may also reappear as a candidate though retirement from law practice is cited. Multiple citizens seek the post, with the process described as demanding and non-salaried, involving the Memorial and paving commissions and various city boards. A dispute at 719 Grand Avenue draws attention as three men clash over a civilian breach of defense.
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Belmont Near Death After Operation at Hempstead
Oliver H P Belmont lay between life and death at Brookholt after an appendicitis operation. Peritonitis developed rapidly, despite hope, as Mrs Belmont and William K Vanderbilt Jr and relatives awaited word. Surgeons reported the infection spreading and warned of serious danger. Relatives including August Belmont and Perry Belmont in Europe were notified by cable.
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Connecticut Brewers to Attend Milwaukee Convention Meet
Delegates from Connecticut pledge to travel with wives and daughters to the Milwaukee national brewers convention. Party includes N W Kendall Henry Fresenius Richardson Rooking Wagner Katehen and Fredericte W Orr. Orr to stop in Chicago for the national Republican meeting. Harvard track captain Cambertee Mars Tune 4 Rand 09 of Watertown elected.
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Princeton Track Captain Nominee Prefers Next Year
Princeton Nd dane AeRalph A Gamble of Yankton Th. oon of tyited Staten Senator Gambit wan to tay elected captain of next year s Princeton track team.
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