Defense Lawyer Denounces Huston in Capitol Trial
Harrisburg report says Lyman D. Gilbert counsel for ex Auditor General William P. Snyder and ex State Treasurer W. L. Mathues denounced Huston and architect Lewis as the Capitol trial continued. He argued the officials acted on Pennypacker’s advice and asked why witnesses like Harris and Hardenbergh were not called.
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Harrisburg
Lyman.d. Gilbert
William P. Snyder
Capitol
Huston
Stanford B. Lewis
Cunningham
Gilbert
Lewis
Ananias
Saphira
Titus Oates
Snyder
Mathues
Harris
Hardenbergh
Berry
Bankrupt Western Maryland Receivership Sought
Bowling Green Trust Co of New York files in U S circuit court for receivership of the Western Maryland railway after court closure. Judge Morris names Benjamin F. Bush as receiver. bond set at 100000. Railway bought in 1902 for 8 million amid 12 million in city mortgages and interest.
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Maryland
Baltimore
United States
Bowling ‘Green Trust Company
New York
Western Maryland Railroad
Thomas J. Morris
Benjamin F. Bush
Railsroad
Bowling Green Trust Company
Bush
Fidelity & Deposit Company
Western Maryland
Fuller Syndicate
Gould
Baltimore City
Mexican Bank Robbed in Chihuahua Loss T $295000
A telegram from Chihuahua reportsBanco de Minero owned by Ambassador Creel was robbed of 295000 in Mexican currency. No arrests. Border watch increased. Denominations cited include 1000 100 50 and 20 peso notes. Swallow’s health unchanged amid typhoid pneumonia. Two men injured in powder cargo explosion near Litchfield Illinois. several cars burned. shockwave felt miles away.
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Ambassador Creel
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Mexico
Banco de Minero
Litchfield
Canon
Rnnc
Great Northern orders steel rail and NP orders cars
The Great Northern Railway ordered 60 000 tons of steel rail for use mainly in Billings and northern Montana while the Northern Pacific Railway recently placed an order for 200 refrigerator cars. A farmer near Dunfannon, Harriaburg, Pa, William Ebérsolé, fell from a hay mow and the pitchfork penetrated his abdomen. doctors fear fatal injuries.
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Ralls
Paul,Minn
Great Northern
Haa
Billings
Northern
Montana
Northern Pacific
Harriaburg
William Ebérsolé
Dunfannon
Domen
Weekly News Condensed Chronicle of Early 1900s
Five unemployed men from Monessen Pa depart for Portland Tenn to farm land under a community plan. Delaware GOP statewide convention date set for April 7 in Dover. Fire at Barkesboro near Johnstown Pa kills one and causes 100000 dollars in damage. tailor Leroy Adamousky among the burned. Bruner brothers near Barnestown Pa report cow giving birth to four calves. Northern California timber buyers purchase 85000 acres for about 4660000 dollars. United Mine Workers president Mitchell called soft coal convention for March 12 in Indianapolis. Mrs Rosa Bendi and baby fatally burned when an oil lamp exploded in Monessen. Brooklyn cop George Dawkins convicted of burglary. eight-year sentence. Bishop W W Duncan dies in Spartansboro DC. Senator Allison celebrated on seventy-ninth birthday. NY Representative Harrison proposes Columbus Day as legal holiday. Charles H Grasty departs Baltimore News. Frank A Munsey takes over. Rear Admiral Evans to command grand fleet review at San Francisco Bay. East PA Evangelical conference appoints pastors. SC General Assembly meets to elect successor to late Senator Lattimer. Max Fieldler from Hamburg appointed director of Boston Symphony Orchestra. New York wins intercity track meet at Philadelphia. William F Welmers indicted for arson conspiracy in Illinois. A man named J J Levy shoots himself in Herald Square hotel. Bliss Beck kills wife and stepson before suicide near Muskogee Okla. Bridget King dies in Sheffield Ill. son fatally burned after lamp explosion. General Frank A Pargond dead in Branford Conn. Anna Arnold and two children die in Tampa Fla in lamp fire.
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Bruner Brothers
Barnestown
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Rosa Bendi
Monessen
George Dawkins
Brooklyn
W. W. Duncan
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Spartansboro
D. C
United States
Allison
Harrison
Congress
Columbus
America
Europe
Charles H. Grasty
Baltimore News
Frank A. Munsey
Evans
Atlantic
San Francisco Bay
Carl Muck
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Association
Middle Atlantic Association
William F. Welmers
Highland Park
Cook County
Waukegan, Ill
Lake County
J. J. Levy
Herald Square
Foyll
Muskogee
Okla
Bliss Beck
Bridget King
Sheffield
John
Frank A. Pargond
Branford
Conn
Anna Arnold
Florida
Arnell
Tampa
Fla
Prices in Principal Markets Reflect Mixed Grain and Meat Quotes
Philadelphia markets report steady flour and rye with prices near 3.90 to 5.8 per barrel for flour and 11.00 for red corn, while oats and butter show mixed firmness. Poultry and eggs hold with creameries and dairy products showing modest shifts amid regional variances.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
City
Baske
Southern
BRO Dee Hee
Bacheld
Maryland
HGGS
Aryland
Virginia
Want
Ateamer
Pittsburg Stock Yards Cattle and Livestock Prices
Live stock market update from Pittsburg stock yards shows cattle at 5.60 to 6.75 for choice grades, sheep steady with prime and wether prices around 2 to 3, veal calves about 7, hogs steady with prime heavies around 4.75 to 4.80 and sows near 4.40 to 4.50, light Yorkers around 4.70, roughs at 3.50.
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Pittsburg
Union
Garibaldi the Red Shirt Patriot and Unifier of Italy
Garibaldi emerges as a tireless champion of Italian unification. A republican who accepted a benevolent monarchy, he led bands across Naples and the Neapolitan provinces, sacrificing sovereignty to King Victor Emmanuel for Italy’s good. His red shirt became the emblem of liberty and national unity.
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Re' Aribaldi
Italy
Giuseppe Garibaldi
California
Garibaldi
Mazzini
Young Italy
France
South America
Republic
Uruguay
United States
Kossuth
Naples
Victor Emmanuel
Patrick Henry A Portrait Of A Rebel Orator And Decliner
Patrick Henry emerges from legend as libertad champion and founding voice. The piece traces his boyhood faults and later rise as lawyer, legislator, and Virginia governor while noting his notable refusals from national posts and his persistent service to his state.
The Shut-In Society Pennsylvania Branch Organizes Aid
The Shut-In Society began in New York in 1877 to comfort chronically ill people. The Pennsylvania Branch, formed in 1902, funds dues for members and subscribers, loans wheel chairs and beds, and publishes The Open Window and The Quarterly. Annual meeting in 1907 lists 1000 members, with articles and letters from shut-ins printed.
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New York City
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Thia
Central
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Sbhut-In Society
Virginian
Mary Parker Nicholson
Cheatnut Street
Allcock's External Remedy Teaches Its Global Reach
The advertisement touts Allcock's as the world’s standard external remedy introduced sixty years ago and now among the largest sales items. It claims superiority over imitations and highlights its use for a weak back cold on the heat or local pains from cold or overstrain.
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Allcock
Market Report from New Holland and Philadelphia Prices
The market notes from New Holland and Philadelphia dated March 6 and February 29 1908 show cattle sheep and hog prices. Beef cattle trading moderate with prices easing slightly calved steady while cows weaken. Sheep and lambs steady with light clearance. Hogs and dressed stock show modest advances in value.
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Baeves
West Phila Yard
Wee
North Phila
Mlinoia
Ohio
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Alonzo O. Bliss
Samuel Austin
S. Ann ST
Lancaster, Pa
A. O. Bliss CO
Washington, D. C
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Enterprise
Leola, Pa
Wail
Loextra
Wolf, JR
King St
Lancaster
Wees
U. S
U. S. Patent
D.C
DeWitt
A. B. Leach & Day
Broadway, N. Y
H. C. Hopkins
Woolworth
Weaver's Store
Cypher
Hess’ Panacea
Aaron Weaver
Reidenbach, Pa
Enterprise “Phone
T. M. Stobb
L. M. Store
NEW Holland Marble and Granite Works
T. M. Store & Sons
New Holland, Lancaster CO
Rudys
Philip Rudy
Queen St
Mark
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