Railmill relocation proposed for Cumberland New Jersey
George R. Roe of The Jobson Gifford Company reports The American-McKenna Process Company plans to move a steel rail re rolling plant to Cumberland New Jersey. The project would cost 75000 to 100000 dollars, require at least four months, and employ many skilled workers with electricity powered by three 150 kilowatt generators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Roe
Jobson, Gifford Company
New York
Cotracting
American-McKenna Process Company
Milwaukee
Roe
Warners
N. J
Kansas City
Joliet
United States Rail Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cumberland
Queen City Hotel
Wilson Expansion Policy Gains Bipartisan Support
Senator Tillman pledged support for President Wilson's naval and military expansion plan after a White House meeting. He stressed a safe, sane buildup and said Congress will back the President's program, which aims to modernize the army and navy with a large, yet-to-be-set appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Senate Naval Committee
Houses of Congress
Appropriations
Congress
White House
Wilson
Con
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw divorce filings contested by co respondent
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw said she would offer no defense to the Thaw divorce suit, calling it her long desired outcome. Harry Kendall Thaw’s action against Evelyn Nesbit Thaw faces contest in New York as co respondent Jack Francis of New York declares he will fight, noted Broadway publicist and former newspaperman. Francis, linked to the Stanford White shooting era, recalls incidents from 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
N. Y
Evelyn Thaw
Jon Kendall Thaw
Harry
Pittsburgh
Harry Kendall Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Jack” Francis
New York
Francis
Stanford White
Thaw
Wife Arrested in Connection With Murder of Physician
Providence R I Sept 2 Mrs C Franklin Mohr was arrested in connection with the death of her husband Dr Mohr a prominent Newport physician shot on a suburban road with his secretary Miss Emily G Burger who was wounded and later recovering George W Healis a colored chauffeur held in the case has confessed to involvement along with another colored man three Mohr employees admitted they would be paid 5000 for the crime and Mrs Mohr has said she believed reconciliation was near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
C. Franklin Mohr
George W. Healis
Dr. Mohr
Emily G. Burger
Mohr
Newport
New York
Rhode Island
Miss Burger
Von Tirpitz III Ill From Overwork Plans Rest Holiday
London dispatch reports from Berlin that Admiral von Tirpitz minister of marine and chief advocate of submarine warfare is ill from overwork and exhaustion and will take a holiday lasting several weeks after physician recommendation.
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London
Amsterdam
Berlin
Boy Believed Abducted by Father Near Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on September 2 a two year old boy, son of Wright Moon, was picked up on a road in Greggsville by a man driving an automobile who neighbors say was the father. Moon had separated from his wife after she would not move to Chicago where he studied at Moody Bible Institute.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wright Moon
L. C. Sheets
Greggsville
Here
Moon
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Von Beseler presses siege of Riga in Russian Baltic
General von Beseler commands 1,000,000 men in a major effort to take Riga Russia's Baltic port. Russians reportedly prepare to evacuate. The besieger, famed as the "battering ram," questions linger about his heavy artillery and its potential move into the Courland swamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
von Beseler
Novo,Georgievsk
Riga
Russia
Baltic
Courland
20 000 Die In Fight At Dardanelles
Berlin reports morale and supplies faltering among the expeditionary force at Gallipoli. A prisoner claims Germans will reach Paris before Constantinople. dysentery spreads and British losses exceed 20 000 in the August 6 7 offensives with many bodies unburied.
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Dardanelles
Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Paris
Constantinople
Milli
Bagdad
Bachir
Tuckerton
N. J
Anafarta
Gallipoli
Germany Concessions Seen Not to Alter U S England Talks
London observers say Germany’s concessions will not change U S England negotiations. They expect England to stay firm and concede only when justified. The press argues the United States overstates the significance of German concessions.
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London
Germany
United States
England
Miss Foley Runs Local News Service in Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Minnesota September 2 1910 Miss Mother Foley aged 19 operates a community telephone exchange turning her line into a moving information hub. She serves 420 subscribers with a news bulletin service church directory event notices railroad and express rate data and practical tips for farmers wives including first aid advice and household hints.
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Cottage Grove
Minn
Mother Foley
Dreadnought Moltke Seen Returning Under Own Power
Berlin reports the German dreadnought Moltke, earlier said sunk by a British submarine, was sighted cruising off the Kaiser Wilhelm Canal under its own steam per Copenhagen dispatches.
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Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Admiralty
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal
Copenhagen
Pendleton County Confederate Reunion Opens in Franklin
Franklin West Virginia September 2 the annual Confederate reunion of Pendleton county began here today and will continue tomorrow bringing veterans and residents together for commemorative events and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
W. Va
Pendleton County
Workmen's Compensation Law Goes Into Effect
Oklahoma City Oklahoma September 2 The workmen's compensation law passed by the last legislature went into operation yesterday. It covers all employers with two or more workers in hazardous industries and places supervision with the State Industrial Commission. The act provides a fixed schedule of awards and penalties for violations.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
State Industrial Commission
Paris Plans Celebration of Great Marne Battle
Paris officials coordinate with the government for an official commemoration of the Battle of the Marne ending the German advance. The event is scheduled for September 12 with municipal actions and state participation.
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Paris
Marne
France
Bank Sued Over Fraudulent Checks From New Jersey Employee
Maltimore Maryland September case with Johnson and Johnson of New Brunswick suing Third National Bank of Cumberland for 29849.97 alleging IL FE Van Doren misappropriated checks and drafts sent to Cumberland for collection. He indorsed items to Cumberland without passbooks and deposits stopped after 1904. suit cites six years of fraud and negligence by the bank. Attorneys Robertson Broening Streatwell Marley filed the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltimore
Johnson & Johnson, Inc
New Brunswick
N. J
Third National Bank of
Cumberland
United States
IL. FE. van Doren
Cumberland Bank
van Doren
Third National Bank
New Jersey
Johnson & Johnson
van Doran
New York
Alexander H. Robertson
William F. Broening
August C. Streatwelf
Charles F. Marley
Rome's War on Turks Case Tied to British Pressure
The Messaggero of Rome reported a cabinet session showed a sharp split over declaring war on Turkey. Premier Salandra wavered until British ambassador Sir J. Sennell Rodd pressed Rome, warning that Britain would withhold money and coal if Italy did not declare war.
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Berlin
Sayville
Oveamems O
Messaggero
Rome
Italy
Turkey
Salandra
J. Sennell Rodd
England
Better Business Outlook Reported As U.S. Conditions Improve
Federal reserve reports from twelve agents show slight improvement in U S business conditions with large crops in sight. Manufacturing benefits from foreign orders and money remains easy and plentiful. In Los Angeles Ortie E McManigal, key witness in the McNamara case, will testify in the Schmidt Caplan murder trial linked to the Times building blast of 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Los Angeles
Cal
Ortie E. McManigal
McNamara
Matthew A. Schmidt
David Caplan
Schmidt
Caplan
Los Angeles Times
McManigal
McNamara Brothers
Times
Honduras
Schmidt- Caplan
Judge Holds Court Afloat on St. Cloud Lake
Judge John A. Roeser conducts a trial from a boat to escape heat. Prosecutor and defense observe from separate boats as witnesses are heard. A jail hold was declined in favor of this unusual courtroom afloat on Minnesota waters.
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St. Cloud
Minn
John A. Roeser
Evacuated Lutsk Without Loss Is The Russian Claim
Petrograd reports General Ivanoff’s army evacuated Lutsk without loss and captured about 10 000 Austrian prisoners, while Vienna confirms Lutsk’s fall to Austrians amid broader Austro-German pressure on Russian lines.
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Lutsk
Petrograd
Ivanoff
London
Dubno
Rovno
Vienna
Pripet Marshes
Galicia
Death closes busy life of H. W. Shuck in Cumberland
Hervey Wilson Shuck longtime Register of Wills for Allegany County died at 3 o clock this morning at his Bedford Street home after an operation for prostate gland removal. Born December 19 1845 in Cumberland he rose from B&O railroad clerk to a trusted Republican official and longtime public servant. Survived by his widow Ida Belle Mason two sons Harvey W Jr and Sherman M Shuck and several siblings. Funeral arrangements set for 4 PM at his home under Masonic rites with Rose Hill Cemetery services.
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Hervey Wilson Shuck
Register of Wills
Allegany County
Bedford Street
Mr. Shuck
Cumberland
City
Adam Baush
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A. J. Cromwell
Shuck
Wills Creek
Theodore Luman
Albert H. Dowden
John B. Shannon
Howard M. Fuller
Mr. Shack
Ida Belle Mason
Cember
Harvey W., Jr
Sherman M. Shuck
James W. Shuck
McKee’s Rocks
Harrison
George C. Shuck
Ohr Lodge
Masons
Order of Red Men
Order
United American Mechanics
Order of
Heptasophs
Order of Owls
Masonic
Chr Lo
Saterternoon
Hy Street
Church
Rose Hill
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General von Hbeseler
Gallipoli Peninsula
Better Business Outlook
Ortie McManigal
Sitl
Dvina
Friedrichstadt
Gulf of Riga
Kovno
Vilna
Grodno
Kamerun
H. W. Shuck
Mr. Shack’s
Jacob Shuck
Harriet Jordan
Edwi F. Rizer
Mary Trussell
Baltimore
Richard S. Bell
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