Arraignments and court actions dominate local docket
Prisoners face arraignment on larceny charges as multiple defendants plead not guilty. The court reconvenes in December to hear cases while a city council plan and a local sale event draw attention. Delays, indictments, and scheduled reopenings color the week’s legal and civic news.
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Booth & Co Pleads Guilty in Federal Trucking Rebates Case
Booth & Co pleaded guilty in Federal District Court to engaging in rebate schemes with railroads, seeking up to $20,000 fines. The indictment, filed a year ago, cited $46 and 2312% rebates on shipments via Overland Refrigerator Express and other lines. The firm allegedly gained 124% commission on secured shipments and received a private refrigerator car, with outcomes likened to Standard Oil Company case fines.
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Coffin Box Supposed Attempt at Suicide?
Fragmentary OCR details a woman named Mrs. Tryon seeking to restore health in Salisbury. It mentions a coffin like box with a glass cover built to allow reclining during a journey. The article implies concealment and detention with transfer to Salisbury and notes fear of air causing death.
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Death linked to injuries from crowd beating
An attending physician states that the death resulted indirectly from injuries received when the crowd set upon him. The cause is described as an affection of the liver developing from the injuries. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
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A Famous Painting Highlights Sunday Display
A noted painting titled A for Grand ma is praised as a simple life depiction and shown among copies of the great Sunday World. The artwork is described as very large and presented in fifteen colors, urged as worth securing. Next Sunday's song Night Sweetheart from a current Broadway musical at Herald Square Theatre is billed with complete words and music.
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Injured Miner James Higgins Recovering After Wreck
James Higgins, about 27, was injured in a mine car wreck between two loaded cars on the Consolidation Coal line. He was brought to Western Maryland Hospital in a wagon ambulance with a crushed leg, broken right wrist, and multiple contusions but shows fortitude and doctors expect recovery. he is the son of Thomas Higgins of Hoffman and has sisters Mrs Joseph Young and others.
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Runaway 747 buggy crashes into Maryland avenue homes
A runaway horse and buggy terrorized the Maryland avenue area crashing into a residence and injuring Mrs. Smith. The team rammed a fence, the buggy wrecked, the horse was captured, and Mrs. Smith was aided by bystanders before transport to a nearby house.
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Funeral rites mark large service at Rose Hill cemetery
A funeral was largely attended for pallbearers including Aled Pallbearers and Messrs Clarente, HY Shepherd, DeWaren H Reynolds Di Ww Tykendall, John W Young, and Daniel Annan. Interment occurred at Rose Hill cemetery as the procession departed from Gross tomorrow. China silks and black taffeta were advertised at special prices with yard sales noted.
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Fragmented OCR prompts uncertain event
Incoherent lines show garbled text with scattered names and phrases lacking clear context or discernible event. No identifiable persons, places, or actions beyond scattered fragments.
To-ReEmploy Seeks Workers at Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York July 1 Five thousand workers in Brooklyn Navy Yard will be employed today after furloughed and additional men are called in to fill morning shifts. Wages listed include 3.50 for green and 32.75 for oxford shoes at Smith's.
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Oxfords
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Remarkable Bargains At Tomorrow's Maker Sample Sale
Sale of maker's sample line includes back combs and barets priced at 3 cents, 200 and upward.
Pretty wedding last evening at the Roeder home
Miss Clara Roeder and Mr. Lewis Clay Orzantown were married at the Roeder residence on Cumberland Street. The ceremony was conducted by the pastor of the Big Lutheran Church. The parlor was decorated with ferns and laurel, the Mendelssohn march played as the bridal party entered, and Mr. Charl Roeder accompanied the bride to the altar. The couple plan a wedding trip west and will reside in Morganton where the bride holds a position.
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GrORS Night Market Schedules Revealed for Friday Sale
Readers are urged to visit the GrORS market on Friday for a special sale event. The Friday night gathering features discounts across stalls and a focus on popular items.
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