Court Items Open Court Session With Judge Biddle In Cumberland
The August term of court opened Monday morning with Judge Edward W. Biddle presiding in place of the ill Judge Swope. Constables were sworn. several road viewers and jurors appointed. true bills found in three corruption cases. naturalization admitted. numerous accounts and guardianship matters examined and approved. various estates and real estates ordered to sale or discharged.
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Edward W. Biddle
Cumberland county
Janes Beales and
Mehring
Biddle
Swope
David Lawyer
Arendtsville
Elias Peters
Bendersville
Charles Hafer
Berwick
Menalien
Tyree
Tabor chorch
Coon road
Liberty township
coad
Emmitsburg
Diehl’s Mill
Waynesboro pike
nisi
Com
David Weaver
Rosa J. Myers
Frank Shultz
Mary M. Eliz
Robert Krug
Cora Keary
G. P. Emmert
G. W. Koser
W. GC. Carl
Emma FE
Steel Geisler
Lillie Snyder
John Carl
MedSberry
Jennie C. Rube
James R. Blocker
Joseph Baltzaley
Elizabeth A. Schriver
George Schrive
York Trust Co
Caude M. Rife
Benty M. Sreine
Augustine Gelbach
Albert GB. Crist
W. J. Starry
W. H. Sharetts
Alveria Bovse
W. H Smith
Geo. JE Smith
Ralph Carey
Eliza A. Miller
Samuel Miller
Emma Starmer
Andrew Starner
Martha J. Ocker
James W. Ocker
Joanna A. Lawrence
Gee
Missouri editor references mic nic with mixed company
A Missouri editor remarks about a social event noting that many men went out for pleasure while others were accompanied by their wives, reflecting on the gathering and responses at the scene.
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Missouri
Roosevelt on trusts and publicity urged as cure
In massachusetts and boston stops, president roosevelt pressed for stronger anti trust action and publicity to curb evils of big corporations. He argued laws must adapt to international business and emphasized government action cannot be weakened by loopholes. He also asserted enforcement of existing acts and honest administration by attorney general Knox. A second brief item reports J D Wilson killing friend G E Apperson in a mistaken burglary scene in richmond virginia.
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Suston
Mass
Roosevelt
New England
3lassachusetts
Henry Cabo
Lodge
Nahant
anc
Pitusburg
Lyon
City Hall
Boston
Symphony Hall
torz hess
Gen
Knox
Meine
White Fleet Surrounded and Surrendered Near Thatcher Island
Navy maneuvers off New England coast end as White Fleet is surrounded and forced to surrender near Thatcher's Island eight miles south of Salem. Rear Admiral Higginson accepts surrender from Commodore Pillsbury as battleships Kearsarge Alabama and Massachusetts close in. Sailors celebrate disciplined response and display of resolve amid the perilous exercise.
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Rockport
Mass
New England
cnal
Higsinsor
Pulsuury
Thatcher
Salem
Kearsare
Alabama
Massachusetts
Scorpion
Prairie
Pantheois
Pillsbury
Newlong
Baker
Barney
Higginson
Thatchers Island
oficer
Ray Stone
William Dilworth Puleskcn
jackies
Daniel Staehls
Fieg
Evans
Bristol
Bammer
ehead
Facht Scorin
Barmey
Pi Dury
Kearsarge
Arpad
Rail executives refuse arbitration amid coal strike talks
Philadelphia and Reading president George F. Baer and J. P. Morgan officials held talks in New York with Ontario and Western and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western leaders. Baer asserted firm non arbitration and warned coal operators remain opposed to settlement. Morgan reportedly would not interfere with miners’ strike progress.
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New York
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
ofice
J. P. Morgen
Wall street
Steele
J. P. Morgan & Co
Stotesbury
I. P. Morgan
Esatope
geners
Morgan
Strike Leaders in Session: Reports on Colliery Openings
Wilkesbarre August 27 The United Mine Workers top officers and strike leadership met at strike headquarters to receive district reports on relief distribution and workers returning to mines. Reports indicate the strike army remains intact, operators fail to recruit enough miners to reopen collieries, and some miners are being drawn by offers to resume work in Wyoming region mines despite official denials.
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Wilkesherre
United Mine Workers
Wyoming
am carn
York
Avondale
Belawa Lackawannas and Western Company
Dotrence
Record Breaking Cattle Shipment Leaves on Norsemen
Portland Me Aug 25 Largest shipment of cattle ever taken across the Atlantic left Saturday sight on Steamer Norsemen of the Domia ime. There were 3178 head and 155 sites This ac 3w Dr F W Huntington the ai proenisiow the new World to rae cid. 7x wilt caricads grain to 7 tee ica dars take een Bassast.
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Portland
Atlantic
Norsemen
Domiaime
F. W. Hantington
ai proenisiow
new World
Auto 35 Feet: Two Killed and Three Injured
Two killed and three injured in an automobile accident on the Park Avenue bridge over the New York and Long Branch tracks. Frank J. Matthews of Jersey City died when the car plunged 35 feet after swerving to avoid a pedestrian. Mrs. J. H. Cobb of Richmond died later. Mrs. Louis Pizzini is believed to be dying. Chauffeur Rudolph Mierer escaped with minor injuries. Rev. Father Grant and gardener William Havens are among those involved.
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Long Branch
N. 2
Park avenue
New York and Long Branch
Frank J. Matthews
Realty Trust Company
Jersey City
Matthews
Havens
Fierce battle in Hayti endangers Limbe town
Limbe 84 miles north of Port au Prince was attacked and recaptured by provisional government troops. Firminist forces had held Limbe from Artobonite district. Fighting lasted from midnight Monday until noon. The town was destroyed by fire. Marines from gunboat Cresse-a-Peirrot reinforced Limbe. General Alexis Nord moved to command provisional forces. A separate clash occurred at Marmelade with details scarce. US cruiser Cimali arrived from La Guaira, Venezuela.
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Cape Hartien
Limbe
Port Au Prince
Artobonite
Cresse-a-Peirrot
Stable mishap prompts repair by local contractors
A fragment notes a horse incident at a stable where 22 animals were involved and Spring Gardez is cited among contractors working to secure the site. Details are unclear in the damaged text.
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ésatt
Sostival contractors
Spring Gardez we
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W.T. Ziegler
R.M. Elliott
J. iL. Keudichart, Esq
John Tudées
J. J. Daywalt
W. A. Brewer
Martin ixnees
D. GB. Martin
Peter A. LaTerra
Blurehart
W. FP. Shanefelter
Joseph and
William Strine
Herman Strine
Geo. H. Trestle
Abraham Coulson
Thea
Richmond
J. D. Wilson
mar. snot
G. E. Apperson
Apperson
Blue Squadron
J. P. Morgan
Cuidad Bolivar
Caracas
Venezuela
Bolivar
Great Britain
Cuidland Bolivar
Cuided Bolivar
Restaurador
La Guiara
Orinoco
re nowers
Britis
HAYTI
Allentown
Charles
Lehigh
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