Race of Cutchmen and Birthday Party Notes
A biographical sketch honors Henry Codman Potter born May 15 in Schenectady, noting his roles as churchman and educator, his administrative influence, and his steadfast faith. A Saturday birthday party at Conrad Shatzer’s on Trons Mountain features games and a supper, with a long guest list and all reporting a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Codman Potter
Schenectady
Grace Church
New York City
Conrad Shatzer
Trons Mountain
Miles Viela Spatzer
Anna
Lily Daniels
Margaret Hawke
Anna Rueschel
May
Violet Rice
Nellie Shatzer
Meda Tuigg
Zenobia Knippenberg
3 Withson
Mars Shatver
Lalla Bennett
Grace
Edith Rice
Minnie Rice
May Robinette
Meda
Emma Newell
Sarah
Alice Bhibaugh
Mesors
Lee Shatzer
Emory Shatzer
Perry Twigg
Jas
Knippenberg
Cleveland Ries
Banner Crawford
Fred Knippenberg
Charles Stafford
Walter Stafford
George Stallings
Marvy Rice
Irvin’ Browning
Walker Browning
Thornton Johnson
Millard Wilson
Gould Divorce Case Sparks Alimony and Perjury Plot
A New York divorce case involving Frank Gould triggers a police probe into a wide alleged conspiracy. Three arrests are reported Mrs Ben Teal Henry S Moustey and Julia Fleming while Mabel MacCauslan, a St Paul milliner, provides information. Teal allegedly offered payment for perjury to testify about Gould and Miss Devoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Jap Gould
Ben Teal
Henry S. Moustey
Julia Fleming
Mabel D. MacCauslan
St. Paul
Minn
Miss MacCauslan
Gould
Frank Gould
Mousley
Miss MaccCanglan
Teal
Fleming
Mirs
Americans Lead in Olympic Trials Under United Press Report
United States leads Britain at start of Olympic program with strong showings in running broad jump and 100 meter events. Notable American results include Kelley and Irons winning or placing in jumping events, Rector and Walker placing in sprints, and Bacon setting an Olympic record in hurdles while London reports multiple American successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lydon
United States
T. Cook
Daniel Kelley
Irons
States
Myer Prinstein
Kerr
Canada
Cart
Bricker
Walker
South Afri
Rector
America
London
Bacon
Harry Hillman
Tremer
England
Baccon
Pard
Ames
Melvin
W. Shepew
York
Standard Oil Wins New Trial Fight Over Record Fine
United Press reports the U S Circuit Court overturning Judge Landis on the 29.24 million fine against Standard Oil Indiana for rebates. Case began March 4, 1897, with 7 001 documents. jury verdict guilty in two hours. remanded for new hearing. The article condemns the original fine as excessive and improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
United Press
Chicago
His
United States Circuit Court of Appendis
Dudges Grosse, Baker and Seam
Landis
Tower Court
iBg United Press
Standard of Co
Indiana
Chicago and Alton
Whiting
Ind
Dudce Landis
Oxfords
C. G. Smith
Premature Blast Kills Three in Shippensburg Quarry
At the Cumberland Valley railroad cutoff near Shippensburg Pennsylvania three men were killed and several injured when a 50 pound dynamite charge exploded prematurely. Victims cited include Michael Maloy Edward Butler and John London with others seriously hurt Charles Johnson Canton G Borne and Doty Varden among the injured. The blast occurred amid alleged disobedience of orders by Maloy and sparked by an iron rod touching the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippensburg
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Michael Maloy
Edward Butler
Jno
London
Charles Johnson
Canton G. Borne
Maloy
William T. Shaw
Land Deed Cancellations Target Indian Lands in Oklahoma
Justice Department seeks to cancel between sixty and four thousand deeds to Oklahoma lands and restore titles to native owners. Sen Robert L Owen and T N Barnsdall are named defendants, with Owen owning about one hundred deeds. The case contends the lands could not be alienated as Indians held titles without power of transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Qo Department of Justice
Oklahoma
Robert L. Owen
T. N. Barnsdall
Pittsburg
Owen
Department of Justice
Barnsdall
Roosevelt
Department
Guffey Heads Pennsylvania Democratic Committee
Col Jas M Guffey retains control of the Pennsylvania Democratic organization at a morning meeting in Harrisburg. The State Committee re elected Guffey as chairman and John H Harman as union chairman, with B F Myers reelected treasurer. Resolutions endorsed the national ticket and protested the national committee actions including excluding Pennsylvania from preliminary convention work and against removing Guffey from the national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Jas
M. Guffey
Pennsywanids
Star Conmittes
Opposi-E. Dimeling
Ution
George
Farmer” Creasy
National Committee
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Abdominal Belts at Lippold’s Drug Store
Work of lightning strikes a guard at an officer killed scene as a rifle detachment suffers casualties. Lieutenant Morley, a gun officer of the guard, is struck while outside and a Guardsman named Marley dies within hours. Funeral arrangements place the body in Ros Paz Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippold’s
Caulted Press
Secor
Horley
National Guard
Tt Iins
Morley
Mariey
Marley
Ros Pazmont
Little Woman Fights Mad Dog To Save Child
In Memphis Tennessee a large mad dog attacked Mrs Forrester at her Union avenue home. She grappled the animal pinning it by the neck and choking it to death after a brutal struggle that also left Miss Mamie Ditto bitten. The dog, about twelve pounds, fought fiercely before collapsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Mary EB Forrest¢s
Great Lakes Rising Water Levels Reach New Highs
June lake stages show Lake Michigan and Superior several inches above average for a decade. Wisconsin and Indiana lakes also high. Kalger Lake and Lake Delavan cited. Chicago River area notes excess water enabling boat travel far from shore and blighted by barrier dams and dense foliage.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
United State Lake Survey
Lake Superior
Wisconsin Lakes
Indiana
Kalger Lake
Corey
Lake Delavan
Wis
Porth
Chicago River
Ustal
Cook Lale County Lne
St. Louis
Lawrence Avenue
Cook County
Death of N S Lemon farmer near Williamsport
Nicholas Lemon a well known farmer across the Potomac from Williamsport died at 9 50 on Monday night at age 61. He had been frail for 20 years and suffered greatly the final day. He resided on the home farm held by the Lemon family for over a century and ferried across the Potomac for years. Survived by wife and several children in multiple states. funeral at 2 pm with Rev M Gaverent officiating at Riversview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Lemon
Williamsport
Peraly
Lemen
Lei
Kemen
Potomac River
Robert Lem
Mithe
Say
John
Alabama
Ross
Sallie
Baltimore
Mary Pr
Kansas
Anie Ardinger
Williams
Death of Bishop Potter and related political notes
The report outlines Bishop Potter's death after a prolonged illness and notes funeral arrangements likely in New York with a public service at Grace Church. It also mentions political activity by Iver Vandiver and invitations to figures including Mr Kern Governor Johnson and Congressman Wy York regarding campaigns in Maryland.
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Iver
Democratic Committee
Ester
Kern
Johnson
Maryland
Denver
Wy York
Vani
Sverner Johnson
Bryan
Bryanu
Marsland
Mayflower Sinks After Fog Accident In Long Island Sound
The yacht Mayflower carrying Roosevelts guests collided with the steamer Menawa in dense fog between New Haven and New London. The Mayflower sank off Oyster Bay. the captain and five crew were rescued, while guests slept unaware until dawn.
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United Press
Newport
Mayflower
Roorevent
Oyster Bay
Doan
Menawa
Long Island Sound
New Haven
New London
Bishop Potter Passes Away After Brave Fight for Life
Cooperstown July 22 Henry Codman Potter seventh Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New York died last night at Fernleigh his summer home after an illness of several weeks aged 72. The bishop was unconscious all day and his end came peacefully. His wife Mrs Potter and son C Davidge who came from California were at the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Henry Codman Potter
the Dioce
W York
Fernleigh
M Potter
C. Davidge
Cali
The Boys in Camp at Wappocomo
A camp letter from Wappocomo dated Monday July 20 reports crowding, a drastic corporal measure to free space, and lists of boys left at the camp. The writer notes tents are raised and plans to report more the next day while claiming all survivors are well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wappocomo
Times
Rodgers Sansbury
Holder Nicklin
Kewin Piper
Athey Murray
Raymond Kolb
Hunter Walker
Woodward Dyche
Warren Dyche
Allen Wiley
Hieary Hoffman
John McBeth
Nial
Philip Sansbury
Arnett Widener
Norman Everstine
Roy Everstine
Harold Richards
Eugene Kean
Harry Vereow
Roy Pitzer
Grocery Bargains At Front Street Grocery
Bargains advertised at Front Street Grocery Sterling Hotel Building offer low prices on everyday staples. Local shoppers are advised to compare deals and stock up while limited quantities last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Sterling Hotel
Tanzer Real Estate Listings Offer Wide Bedford County Options
Real estate page lists multiple Tanzer properties for sale including a 110 acre Bedford County farm with timber and fine outbuildings, a brick house on Faye street, two houses with rental potential, a 50 acre farm with potential subdivision, and Bricked house and store on Frederick street. Also mentions lots on Washington streets and rental property management plus fire insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanger
Bedford County
Gatave
Alegany Grove
al Furmehi
Faye Street
Tanzer
Leside
Frederick Street
Washington Streets
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Gould Ghat
Kahne Beveridge
Kruger
New York Fire Department
Rosebaun
Rosen
Bank
Jsti W
Doty Varden
Words
Lippel
Drus Chocolates
Great Lakes
N.S. Lemon
Rosen- Pe
Edford Street
Sahl
Lipore
The
Potomac
Jym
Linwid’s
Stales
Rosenbaum's
Porter
Janvrin
Bassett
Potter
Churchman
Couch Care
J. Geo. Hermann
No. 13
Lambert’s
Bal.st
REAL
Oldtown
Yanzer
Bopp’s
N. Centre St
Scarabas
Walter Powell & Son Co
Baltimore Street
Mberland, MD
Union Transfer & Storage CO
Peter E. Wright
Mediente
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