Councilman Snattinger Seeks Clear Field in Local Races
A chaotic lettered panorama outlines contests for city council and school board, amid accusations of a “secretary’s scheme” to pack the Republican city central committee. Names of candidates are listed across wards, with talk of a costly “slush” fund and internal party power struggles in a much fractured party scene.
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Fulton
Aiready
Fulion
Elsoy
Vladice
Wecretary
State Journal
Giton Mung
Sanday
Debarn Ome
Thement
Iowell Wiswife
WW. L
Gabon
Fm Cie
Big Tami
Warner Torres
Osborn
We Fulton
W. S. Folton
City Central
Possilly Ould
H. Pitus
W. L Osborn
Brn
Board of Education
Republican City Central
Oney Island Futurity Batry List For Great American Event
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New York
Tolacs
Ton Peirea
Lge
Ieee Ienaiterse
Teresa Pees
Prince and President Meet in Wreck Near Bristol Pa
A railroad collision occurred near Conshohocken with the Prince wary special train passing a curve near Bristol. The Metre Freight derailed after leaving Trenton, wrecking cars on four tracks and delaying traffic for hours. Three injured were taken to nearby hospitals. J M Cook is reported in critical condition. Two other injured, Hentarin A Tein and Preston John, sustained non serious injuries.
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Riley
J. M. Cook
Hentarin A. Tein
Prexton John
Conshohocken
Prince Wary
Bristol Pa
Trenton
Welock
Trafic
Prince Henry Arrives Aboard Ho hen Zollern in New York
Prince Henry of Prussia arrives amid grand welcome for Emperor Wilhelm II son aboard the German yacht Hohenzollern in New York Harbor. Admiral Evans leads ceremony with salutes as crowds greet the royal party and officers aboard.
Prince Henry Impresses On Sea Voyage Aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm
Prince Henry maintains sea legs during five days of rough Atlantic voyage aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm from Bremen to New York. He lounges in the smoking room, chats with fellow passengers, and shares a democratic, amiable demeanor as American and foreign artists sketch him while dinner seats crowd the deck. No incidents mar the trip as the ship sails toward New York from Southampton and Cherbourg.
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Tata
Prince
Prince Henry
Esacuy
Sarnia
Sam
Ketch
Kron Pring
Teats Coult
Hichter
Pritey
Americarn
Fichter
New York
Prince Fork
Krow Pring
Boar
Germad
Kronpring
Bain
Hohensollerns
Torbeg
Saget
Mraak. Tater Jr Geemage Amaprican Iit Franken
Royal Srori Shiny Hess Rowithy
Prisoo Henry
Americas
Jersey
George A. Armour
Allison Vincent
Armour
Bowner
Arehx Fork
Spencer Eddy
Constantinople
Alisa Trogur
Guatrien Groun
Prince Aeary
Armeticuis
Te Ad
Germany
Nam Eriday
Charles Cust
United States
Smokiter
Arour
Hether Styrwards
North Atlantic
Kron Prine Wilhelm
Brenerhaven
Southampton
Cherbourg
Cherboar
Prince Heaty
Ole Smokin
Revel Terry
Andy Wastes
Prince Henry Leaves New York For Washington
Prince Henry of Prussia departed New York after a reception by the Deutscher Verein at its clubhouse. He was escorted by National Guard squadron A and attended by his suite and high officials. A large crowd and 260 members welcomed him with flowers as he met German and American officials before boarding a Philadelphia ferry to Jersey City en route to Washington. Roosevelt sent a courteous reply to his wireless message, expressing welcome and anticipation of a personal meeting.
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Evans
New York
Prince Henry of
Prescia
Germany
Special Naval Squadron
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Cty
Priper
Pring Wilhelm
Tce
Gestae
Marcon
Sandy Hook
Robrey D. Evans
Jeft
Hagstin Ditmas
Naval
Converse
Flac Liett Frederick Chapin
Wrank T. Wvens
Rebeur Paschwits
Wantiington
Nina
Fort Wadsworth
Wilitary Star
Henry
Jans CuUsht
Fort Hamilton
Inn
United States
Air
Prince Cave
Peice
Imrpush
Petrice
Taer
Tompkinsville
Woodant
Rn Uy Vine Torviep
Kran Pring
Kave
Met
San Fragclaco
Cincinnati
Clysinir
Wwitnersley
Keane
Prigee
Tinos
Olympia
Pennow
Kron Prine
Tompkins| Fille
Cnair
Prince Winift
Ron Jring
Prince Xenia
Surrou
Prines
Jackies
Hohenzollern
Krou
Gettg
Recreation Pier
West Thirty-fourth Street
National Guard of
Prince Henry
Cheougt
Haubenzollern
Jan Kron Pring Wilhelm
Hohenzodlern
Brooke
U.S. A
Barker
United States Navy
Washington
Mexico
Hartels
Hil
Wectet
Ant
Ceriin
Bingham
Cotes
Nathan Sargent
Oringe
Dewey
Admira
Ist
Cutlers
Yoayer
Hirself
Germain
von Holleben
Admiral Evans
Captain Converse
Chapin
Ensign Evans
Armetican
Navy Yard
Admiral Barker
Governor's Island
General Brooke
Governors Island
Sai Ray
Sara
Pwar
Nantucket
Roosevalt
Hope State of Health
Hoosevalt
Prince
Prince Henry Seedag Nicht
Deutscher ‘Verein
Hohenzollern Hes
National Guard
Vot Bandissin
One
Club
Rudolph Keppler
Otto Trotuller
Newception
Offi
Kepp- Jerr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Prince Washington
Roose— Velts
Prove Henry
Bren Prin Wilhelm Wne
White House
Prussia
Hohenzoller
New York City
Uresk
Theodore Moosevelt
Kay Is Held In Topeka Murder Trial Testimony
Witnesses recount the scene at the Ten Avenue Chestnut home on the morning of the tragedy. Dr Buckmaster testified to four head wounds and an autopsy showing artery rupture. He described the defendant’s confession to Dr Hogetioom and the hanging theory as cause. Mrs Lawrence testified about the couple’s children and the family routine that night.
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R. EB Buckmaster
Hogehoom
Tenth Avenue
Chestnut Street
Boclock Om
Belradm
Buckmaster
Caine
DeMoxs & Pen- Woll ® Undertaking Establishment
Pavey
Pin
Rauty
Kay
Hae#baum
Carl Lawnon
Hogetioom
Witl
Min
Kate Lawrence
Hanotek Street
Chidren
Topeka
Axbee
Attorney Reed
Liewrence Beth the
Staested
Defendant in Murder Trial Appears Calm in Court
Attorney McNary and Ludge McCabe present as the defendant, accused of murder, sits unmoved and indifferent during proceedings. He is described as neatly dressed with a red beard, walking calmly to jail after courtroom remarks from a hostile Irish crowd.
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McNary
Ludge McCabe
Rte
Heed
Hore
Tom
Market Report Highlights Wheat Decline and Mixed Grain Notes
Shaky opening on Tuesday as May wheat weakens amid broad grain pressure. Corn and oats soften with limited buyer interest. cattle and hogs show steady to modestly weaker trade. News mentions heavy rainfall in California and Paris as factors, with overall market tone cautious and futures prices drifting lower.
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Janiideya
May Wheat
Liverpool Gables
California
Paris
Liverpool
St. Louis
Mineapolis
Seaman
Lowe
May
Gaia
St. Louie
Loirer
Saerse
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Jy Anderson
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Oney Island Futurity
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