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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1908

Page

3

Oil Trust Fine Cut in Standard Oil Ruling

U S circuit court of appeals in Chicago reverses Judge Landis 1920 verdict fining Standard Oil Indiana 29240000 for rebates on shipments from Whiting to East St. Louis. Court limits offenses to per carload counts. verdict outlines evidence issues and potential damages. Also notes Bishop Potter dies after illness at Cooperstown New York and murder mystery false clue investigation expanding to Delaware and Maryland.

Grosscup Seaman Baker United States Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago Standard OU Company Indiana Landis Standard O] Company Whiting Ind East St. Louis Ill Court of Appeals Standard Oil Company

Guffey Backed as Pennsylvania Democratic Leader at Harrisburg

The Pennsylvania Democratic state committee in Harrisburg recognized Colonel James M. Guffey of Pittsburgh as leader of the party in the state despite Denver actions. The Kerr faction offered no opposition to the resolutions endorsing Bryan and denouncing the convention that unseated Pennsylvania delegates.

Guffey Kerr Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee Harrisburg James M. Guffey Pittsburg Democracy of Pennsylvania Denver Bryan Colonel Guffey

Negro Confessed Five Murders And Hanged In West Virginia

Frank Johnson, a Black man, was hanged at the West Virginia state penitentiary in Moundsville for the murder of Mrs. Beulah Martin in Gypsy on March 38. On his last day he confessed to the prison chaplain Rev. H B Sanford that he had committed five murders during his career.

William Williams Hilzabeth Wall Marydel Williams Delaware Maryland F. R. Dick Baltimore Frank Wessel Wessel Frank Johnson West Virginia Moundsville Beulah Martin Gypsy W. Va Johnson H. B. Sanford

Public bets on Taft victory posted in Washington

The first public wager on the presidential race was placed in Washington at odds of 20 to 1 predicting Taft would win. Both bidders were Republicans and their names were not disclosed as both work in government service. The stakes were $100 and $5.

Taft Washington

Death in New Jersey After Rattlesnake Bite Incident

Edward Childs, who lived near Jersey, was bitten by a rattlesnake. The incident prompted medical attention and local officials to report the dangerous reptile encounter in the area.

Edward Childs Jersey Bya Eh Berres

Labor Leaders Cited For Contempt In AFL Boycott Case

Justice Anderson of DC supreme court cites Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell to appear on Sept 8 to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of the court order. Bucks Stove and Range of St Louis petitions allege violation of Gould injunctive order through public utterances.

Bucks Store and Range Company Justice Anderson District of Columbia Supreme Court Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Frank Morrison John Mitchell Executive Council United Mine Workers of America Bucks Stove and Range Company St. Louis Justice Gould

Three Killed In Dynamite Explosion At Summit Cutoff

Three men blasting rock near Shippensburg Pennsylvania were killed in a premature dynamite blast. Two others were fatally injured and ten seriously hurt. Victims are Michael Maloy Edward Butler and John London. The blast followed careless handling by Maloy under orders from William T. Shaw.

Henry C. Potter Guffey Pennsylvania Cumberland Valley Shippensburg Michael Maloy Edward Butler John London Maloy William T. Shaw

Threatened to Slay Mother in Extortion Case

John A. Van Rensselaer, 34, of New York, son of Mrs John King Van Rensselaer, was arrested on extortion charges after a letter threats to kill his mother unless she sent funds. Newport Illinois Chief of Police Crowley reported the complaint and an inquiry into the man’s sanity will be conducted.

John A. van Rensselaer John King van Rensselaar City of New York Crowley Newport R. IL van Rensselaer

Delaware judge bans honorifics for Black witnesses

In Wilmington municipal court Judge Cochran ruled that witnesses may not use Mr Mrs or Miss for colored people. He fined Christopher Brooks five dollars plus costs for contempt after he called Sarah Archer Mrs Archer despite warnings.

Cochran Wilmington Del Delaware Christopher Brooks Sarah Archer

Clayton Kidnapper Seen As Insane In Court Action

Friends of Charles Hemphill of Clayton New Jersey seek to have him declared insane and committed to a state asylum after his confinement in Woodbury county jail while awaiting trial for kidnapping Cora Bell Garton of Millville. A fatal attack near Greensburg Pennsylvania badly injures Adam Labosshic and his wife, an elderly couple on a farm.

Clayton Charles Hemphill N. J Woodbury Cora Bell Garton Millville Bull Adam

Wholehearted obedience tested in Saul and Samuel

A Sunday School commentary on First Samuel chapters detailing Saul’s partial obedience to God’s command to destroy the Amalekites. It contrasts Saul’s self reliance with Davidic steadfastness, warns against rehearsed faith, and urges ministers to preach full counsel rather than pleasing people.

American Press Association Saul Samonel Samuel Gilgal Gideon Israel Egypt Jesus Christ Gal Christ

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OIL Trust Federal Court Beath Potter Henry Codman Potter Diocese of Frank Paddaux Bert Bland Want- Y-Glo Johnstown Chester Gibson Ebensburg Paddaux Gibson Bland Lesson D. M. Stearns ERGAL A _W.ENADER New Hoxtond Penn Mutual Fire Insurance Company Chester County Janiatf Penns MG. Schaeffer North Duke Street Lancaster Sers Biles J J. Kershner, E Terre Hill, Law. Co Sensenich New Holland N. OC Henninger Main Street Brimmer Avenue Minyr FP. Brubaker Notary Public East Main Street Ijuntyr AMS E. Burkbolder Courts of Common Pleas Orphane Court Criminal Court Mimarlyr E. Weber Arch Street C. A. Eby'a Pennsylvanian State Veterinary Medical Association Enterprise J D. Warfel Chester Counties J. D. Warfel Jr, Kinzer Attorney-At-Law Grant Street Lancaster, PA M W Taylor Rektenbach’'s Lane Co Fos Juarus W. Witfmer Goodville Penna A. Zell Terre Hill Veros D. Kling Intercourse Amos H. Hershey Gordonville, Pa R.F.D Doerr M.S. Graybill Bareville, Pa Mometers The Clarion Leola. Machine Co H. 5 Mentzer, Prop Leola, Pa A. Sfiteh N. E. Martin Geo. W. Kinzer New Holland, Pa Merry Widow Music Henry Wolf, Jr King St
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