Victory for coal roads in federal commerce case
Philadelphia reports Judge Gray dismisses the government’s suit challenging the Hepburn act commodity clause as unconstitutional. The ruling says the clause centralizes federal power by restricting interstate trade in commodities owned or produced by carriers, except lumber, and it notes potential effects on coal railroads and state rights. Judge Buffington dissented. The Reading railway case remains to be tried separately.
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Appeal Will Be Made to Supreme Court
Washington says an appeal will be taken within sixty days directly to the Supreme Court from a Philadelphia circuit court decision invalidating the Hepburn act commodities clause. Acting Attorney General Russell notes that ordinary cases go to the United States Court of Appeals, but a 1903 law directs appeals in commerce cases where the United States is a complainant to the Supreme Court.
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Tragedy on the Cumberland Valley Rail Line
Hartisburg Pennsylvania September 11 A man named Harl Wagner twenty three died when his wagon was struck by an engine near his home in New Kingston He was within a short distance of his home when the collision demolished the wagon and hit him Longer Hours For Pennway Shopmen Altoona Pennsylvania September Orders posted at the Pennsylvania Railroad Shops raise weekly hours to fifty affecting about 10 000 workers most had been on thirty six hours a week last November
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Murdered on the Street in Dover Del by Manlove
In Dover on Kirkwood street Warner Manlove shot Tobe Black five times on a restaurant porch after a dispute over spoils from a robbery. Black died instantly from a heart wound. two bullets hit his mouth, two hit his back as he fled. Manlove fled to a cornfield then a nearby house and was arrested within half an hour. The quarrel began over a sixteen dollar robbery of Virginia man John Fisher.
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Tobe Black
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Manlove
John Fisher
Wright Sets New Global Record In Heavier-Than-Air Flight
Orville Wright broke the world time and distance record for heavier-than-air craft at Fort Myer. In sixty-five minutes and fifty-two seconds he completed fifty-eight circuits despite a ten mile wind, rising to seventy-five feet and later to two hundred feet before a thousand spectators.
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Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Mob Nearly Lynches Italian Suspect in New Jersey Murder Case
In New Brunswick a mob threatens to lynch Giglc Recci, accused of murdering a four year old girl linked to Cliffwoad, after captors threaten to shoot him. Recci, captured near South Amboy, is transported by trolley car as the mob disperses to an automobile getaway. The girl’s body was found in a ravine near Solanto’s boarding house. Bishop Spalding resigns as Peoria's Catholic bishop due to illness wrote to Pope Pius. Ralph Ready pleads guilty to second degree murder in the Bender case, sentenced to 20 years solitary. Stephen Grey fatally wounds his father in a quarrel over a family dispute.
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Recci
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Dominick Scianto
Solanto
John L. Spalding
Peoria
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John Lancaster Spalding
Spalding
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Pottsville
Ralph Ready
Orwin
Schuylkill
Morris Bender
H. O. Bechtel
David Crowned King Over Judah and Then Israel
The lesson recalls Samuel anointing David as king and his long wait before reigning. It notes David’s restraint against Saul, the prophecy of Christ as the coming king, and the eventual unification of Israel under David. Hebron’s significance, Jerusalem as capital, and the kingdom’s future rewards and glory are emphasized.
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School Shoes Advertised for Children
Handsomely designed school shoes priced from 1 to 3 dollars claim to fit children’s feet correctly with a money back guarantee. The ad emphasizes durable shoes for boys and girls and offers a Police man’s Club companion for boys and a box companion with a key for girls as incentives to buy locally.
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