Unionist Victory Seen As Assured In Approaching Elections
London June 29 Official calculations fix dissolution of Parliament for July 14 Writs will be issued July 11 polling starts July 15 and most burghs vote by July 20 County polling runs July 18 to about July 20 The unionists look to a solid majority Liberal hopes collapse and Gladstone withdraws from active politics Mrs Gladstone says he must rest and avoid political agitation Gladstone plans a retrospective valedictory address to his constituents
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Lonxpox
Westminister Gazette
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Mrs. Gladstone
Bushnell Talks in New York on Ohio Campaign
General Bushnell, Republican candidate for Ohio governor, arrived in New York and said Ohio representatives favor nominating Meclinley for president. He predicted a strong Ohio campaign and noted Democrat splits between Thurman and Grice factions, with Paul J. Sorg likely the Democratic nominee. He called his New York visit nonpolitical.
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New Yor
Bushnell
Ohio
Meclinley
Thurman
Grice
Paul J. Sorg
Gover
New York
Thatcher reservoir dam breach near La Junta caused flooding
La Junta Col June 29 at 5 p m the Thatcher reservoir dam forty six miles above town gave way flooding the surrounding country. The Santa Fe bridge over Timpa creek west of La Junta may be washed out. The reservoir held 26 000 000 gallons and drained hills for miles. The Purga torre river remained high since heavy mountain rains. no loss of life reported.
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la Junta
Col
Thatcher Reservoir
Timpa Creek
Raton Mountains
Purgatorre
Restored to Citizenship for NY Banking Case
The president pardoned James Faulkner, who pled guilty in the northern district of New York in 1890 to violating U S banking laws by making false reports to the comptroller of currency. He served one year of a five year sentence after the executive portion was remitted on August 10 1892, and the action restores his citizenship.
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Washington
James Faulkner
New York
U.S
Comptroller of Currency
Haring
Cleveland
Faulkner
Fitz Killed Riordan. Expert Testimony Proved Blows Cause
In Syracuse on June 20, the Riordan murder trial revealed that Dr. D. M. Talman, police surgeon, testified the death stemmed from externally delivered concentrated violence. He described Riordan's brain showing a single clot and three ruptures, attributing them to a blow to the jaw.
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Syracuse
Robin Firesimmons
Cen
Riordan
Gen Allen declines vice presidency of centennial association
Fargo North Dakota June 25 18 SW Waters secretary War ren Centennial Association informs Harrison Allen that he cannot attend the meeting. He expresses appreciation for the honor and regrets his absence.
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Centennial Association
Fargo
X. D
Waters
Warren Centennial Association
Dusan
Rgret
Harrison Allen
Amalgamated Scale Signed in Youngstown Conference
Early this morning the Amalgamated association and the manufacturers agreed on a wage scale for the coming year and signed it. Mills are crowded with orders, prompting manufacturers to affirm the scale as presented.
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Youngstown
Amalgamated A. Ciation
Deficit Looms Over Carlisle as Year Ends in 1895
Washington June 29 The fiscal year for 1895 ends with a deficit near 45 million dollars, despite Treasury efforts to curb expenditures. Secretary Carlisle had predicted under 20 million, but receipts fell short and the income tax decision did not avert the shortfall.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Treasury
Carlisle
Mr. Carlisle
Appointment of Superior Court Judges Named
Hargispore June 28 Governor Hastings announced the appointment of superior court judges: Ex-Governor James A. Deaver Bellefonte Judge Charles Rice Wilkes-Barre ex-Judge Howard J. Leader Beav al?m George B. Orlady Huntington Judge John Wickham Scranton N. Willard Scranton Henry J. McCarthy Philadelphia a Democrat.
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Hargispore
Hastings
James A. Deaver
Bellefonte
Charles Rice
Wilkes-Barre
Howard J. Leader
Aslon
George B. Orlady
Huntingdon
John d. Wickham
Beaverm
N. Willard
Scranton
Henry J. McCarthy
Philadelphia
George Good Denies All Charges In Suit By Ruhman
In supreme court today George J. Good replied through attorney Richard V. Lindaburg that he is not guilty of the plaintiff Rosella Ruhman known as Yella Nicolaus grievances or any part thereof. Counsel says Mr. Gould will file an appeal once notified of the necessity.
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Georg J. Good
Roazella Ruhman
Yella Nicolaus
Supreme Court
Atforme
Richard VY. Lindaburg
Tne
Gould
Ex-treasurer Louis Blane dies by gas in San Francisco
Louis Blane former treasurer of the B. Nai B. Rith society killed himself by gas yesterday after being found short in his accounts. He was a prominent Hebrew in the city. The society did not reelect him after an audit revealed the deficit had grown from $130 to about $17,000.
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San Francisco
Louis Blane
B. Nai B. Rith Society
Blane
Buchanan
Warden Sage
Buchannan
New York Editors Elect Surge of State Officers
Lake Grod, N Y June 38 The New York State Editors Association today elected officers including President John Farrell Albany Secretary Treasurer Asa yun nell Danville and executive committee members Horace J Knapp Auburn F W Hyde Jamestown John K E Steicher New York J v Holden Yonkers Charles J Schultz Cherry Creek.
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Lake Grorud
N. Y
New York State Editors Association
John
Farrell
Albany
Asa
Yunnell
Danville
Horace J. Knapp
Auburn
Hyde
Jamestown
John KE. Steicher
New York
Yale Accepts English Track Challenge for Summer Meet
New Haven officials report Yale's athletic advisers voted to accept England's challenge for a track meet in the United States late this summer. The reply expressed hope English teams would visit America regularly and that Yale may return the favor shown last summer.
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Yale
New Haves
America
San Prancisco Fire Destroys Manufacturing District Hope Rises
A massive blaze in San Francisco's manufacturing heart last night leveled four blocks bounded by Townsend Grigant Third and Fifth streets. Hundreds homeless, dozens injured as walls collapsed. A steam boiler explosion at Shirley's hotel sparked panic while a boy leapt from flames to safety.
Boat Owners Invited to Thursday Evening Illuminated Leet
Attention Boatmen owners of boats are urged to join a Thursday evening illuminated leet. Chinese lanterns and candles will be provided by the commune. Participants should notify Air Willis Cowan before Thursday morning.
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Air Willis Cowan
Electrocution of Dr Buchanan Ends Lengthy Legal Fight
Sing Sing July 1 Dr RR W Buchanan wife poirer faced death after two trials. Warden Sage reported governor refused clemency. the condemned man prepared for execution, receiving a final visit from a spiritual adviser. The electrocution began at 12:13 and lasted about 58 seconds, with a second shock given before death at 1:24. The autopsy noted first shock may have caused a heart palpitation and concluded the second was fatal.
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Sing Sing
RR. W. Buchanan
Poierer
A. U
Buchanan
Luchanan
Kiwvjoe
Gibbs
Hiruchanan
Cornel Rowing Team Struggles in Shifty Conditions
Hexney July 1 weather hindered practice as Cornel boat failed to paddle in unison until the island upper end. Argonauts of Toronto rowed from Marsh Lock to Haenbieden dock at eight strokes per minute. London club crews trained for the Stewards Challenge Cup with solid eight and 32 strokes but impressed spectators little. Courtney, Cornel coach, praised the English eight as the best Hoglish unit he had seen.
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Bu Cornel
Hey
Argonaut
Toronto
Marsh Lock
Haenbieden Dock
London Rowine Club
London
Teinjiy
Courtney
Cornell
Seun
Handsome yacht launch crowds at the ceremony
The hand somest yacht afloat was launched at 5 pm amid a large crowd and cheers. Spectators filled north and south piers as the Day Star steamer carried excursionists from Providence. Salutes and celebrations marked the event with many authorities in attendance. In New York the Morning Chronicle notes a Paris murder case with a murder suspect likely to face the guillotine and a large defense fund already raised. In Syracuse the Fitzsimmons trial resumes with Dr Totman again testifying the death stemmed from concentrated violence and a fatal brain injury.
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Alrs
Esulin
New York
Jobya
Po of
Frien
Bunco Ren
Paris
Kid Waddell
Geveral
Fitzsimmons
Syracuse
N. Ysing
Defender Tries to Move. Second Attempt Fails
Early today a second attempt to start the Defender failed as the tug Right Arm could not budge her. At 2:20 Nat Herreshoff gave up and called for pontoons for the next high water trial.
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Baiston, Shr
Nat Herreshoff
Bankers Declare Gold Standard Sole Basis for Money
At the Iowa bankers convention in Iowa City on June 27 officials adopted a resolution declaring the gold standard the only true monetary basis and that all other money should rest on it.
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Iowa
Iowa Bankers Convention
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