Primary results show Scott leads in Harrison and Hubbard contests
Special to The Washington Post from Clarksburg West Virginia June 18 Harrison and Lewis counties report state legislative nominees and held over senators for Scott with 66. Hubbard has only 2. Charles E. Carrigan wins Congress First district by 2 298 over Ogden. Archibald Moora totals 3 707 votes. Stathers wins state senate Twelfth district with a Harrison county margin of 475.
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Statehood and General Deficiency Bills Pass House
Taft to sign R A L bills soon as sessions end. The House approved the statehood measure and a $6 million general deficiency bill, sending both to the Senate. The printing and legal defense costs were trimmed and the railroad measure received swift passage amid a largely quiet, procedural session.
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Clerical campaign against ministry in Madrid turmoil
Madrid reports clerical party anger over Premier Canelejas policy with Cardinal Aguirea Crapola, archbishop of Toledo, guiding protests. Aristocracy led by the Marquise Comillas joins, staging meetings against church and non Catholic orders as the dispute escalates. Also lists Today’s Baseball in Washington, Baltimore rail fare and theater schedule.
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Mennonite Bishop Isaac Eby Dies After Short Illness
Lancaster Pa June 18 Bishop Isaac Eby of the Mennonite Church died last night after a few hours illness from acute indigestion He was born January 26 1834 in six generation line of Theodorus Eby who emigrated from the Palatinate in 1715 He was chosen minister by lot in 1876 and ordained bishop in 187% A pioneer advocate of Sunday schools he left thirteen children seven living at his death He helped shape Mennonite education amid opposition from some in the faith.
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Prussian Ministers Resign Amid Franchise Bill Failure
Berlin reports on June 18 that Prussian agriculture minister von Arnim Ertten and interior minister von Moltke resigned their party roles. They were replaced by Baron Schorlemer, Rhine province governor, and Herr Dallwitz, Silesia governor. Moltke’s retirement follows the defeat of the Prussian franchise bill he drafted.
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German Duke in Japan Receives Audience with Emperor
Duke Johann Albert of Mecklenburg Schwerin regent of Brunswick and the duchess were received by the emperor in Tokyo. They later attended a luncheon at the palace.
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Roosevelt On Atlantic Voyage Shows Quiet Dignity And World Ties
On the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria voyage to Africa Theodore Roosevelt mingled with passengers in khaki on deck and kept largely to stateroom privacy during the return. He dined with family, exercised on the lower deck, and posed for amateur photos while avoiding American politics. He spoke warmly of King Haakon of Norway and the young kings of Spain and Belgium, received thousands of letters, and prepared to pay duty on gifts from European figures.
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Potomac Flood Submerges Georgetown Boathouses
A major freshet on the Potomac River drenches the District’s riverfront with water six feet above high tide near the Aqueduct bridge. Hundreds of small craft drift and sink while authorities tow derelicts ashore. The flood, the worst since 1889, is receding but may rise again if rain resumes.
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Harpers Ferry Floods Strain Potomac Tributaries
In the Harpers Ferry area small streams feeding the Potomac have swollen and taxed the river’s capacity over the last several days. There has been no damage in the tidal basin though water has topped the seawall. In Alexandria damages occurred except for the fleet of canoes and launches housed in boathouses.
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Rifles for China Seized En Route to Canton
Six cases of rifles bayonets and ammunition shipped from San Francisco as hooks for Chinese in Canton province were seized on a river steamer en route to Canton for trans shipment at Hong Kong. A Chinese man in European dress claiming San Francisco origin was arrested when attempting to claim the shipment.
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Erie Engine Ditch Injures Passengers on Train No 9
Erie Pa June 18 Several of the 175 passengers on Philadelphia and Erie train No 9 due at 10 40 a m were injured today when the engine jumped a 2 split frog and derailed. Two coaches overturned with Victor Waldridge the engineer the most seriously hurt. Traffic delayed for hours.
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Kaiser’s Knee Surgery Delays Kiel Visit for Regatta
Berlin June 18 Crown Prince will represent the emperor at the Kiel yacht races as Americans compete. Kaiser abandons Kiel trip to remain quiet after a knee abscess was lanced. Family dinner follows as doctors report favorable progress and a full recovery expected in days.
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Poisoned Ice Cream Outbreak Hits Houston Area
Ninety five ptomaine poisoning cases blamed on impure ice cream are reported to the Houston health department. Several victims survived after hours of medical effort. many remain in serious condition in hospitals. A travel advertising snippet toward the end repeats misformatted travel copy and contact details.
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Roosevelt Homecoming in Oyster Bay Draws 3000 Crowd
Theodore Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay aboard a special Long Island Rail Road train amid rain and cheers from 400 Nassau County residents. He greets 3000 townspeople at a ball park, praises pupils, and thanks neighbors for the warm welcome, promising to share travel tales someday.
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Roosevelt Returns Home After Italian Visit
Col Roosevelt resumes duties at home after a 40 year return to Oyster Bay. He seeks privacy, plans to attend his son’s wedding in New York, and tours Sagamore Hill with a private car entourage including Mrs Roosevelt and several Roosevelts and lawmakers. Senator Lodge and Representative Cocks join the visit, with Lodge spending the night at Sagamore Hill.
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Man Jumped to Death From Ten Story Newark Building
In broad daylight on June 1 in Newark New Jersey a well dressed man about seventy leaped from the roof of the ten story Schouer building on Broad street to instant death on the sidewalk below. He carried a considerable sum of money but no identifying items were found on him.
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Mexico Revolt Suppressed as Border Arms Flow In
A Naco report says 63 Mexicans were surrounded and jailed while nearly 100 rifles were seized. Weapons bought secretly on the border from Bisbee Lowell Warren and Douglas are said to be smuggling into Mexico. In Mexico City Gen Reyes may join Diaz’s cabinet amid upcoming elections as Mrs Reyes de Davila confirms his move. Separately a Wooster bank president died by suicide amid health issues. An announcement from Delawar’s militia encampment at Rehoboth is set for July with Gov Pennewill attending.
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Roosevelt home welcome crowds hail return after world tour
Theodore Roosevelt lands at New York and receives a rousing reception amid parades and crowds. He avoids politics, smiling and weeping with emotion as he reconnects with old friends, Rough Riders, and neighbors before a private stay at Oyster Bay. The day blends public duty with personal reunion, ending with a coastal and street procession.
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