Atlantic Coast Line row sparks SC legal clash
Justice Gary of the state supreme court rules the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad is a South Carolina corporation and its operation here is lawful. The decision follows a prior federal ruling that the railroad is a Virginia entity under US courts. The case involves damages over 2000. Also noted are a misdirected suit for a broken heart and a 45 cent refund to Lt. Col. Ayres by the War Department.
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Columbia
D. C
Ernest Gary
State Supreme Court
W. G. Geraty
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad” Company
J. Pritchard
Atlantic Coast Line
South Carolina
Virginia
United States
Gary
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Silk Strike Ties Up 6000 Workers in Lackawanna Valley
In Scranton Pennsylvania on August 2 about 5000 silk workers are idle in the Lackawanna valley and 359 girls have joined a Petersburg mill strike. Workers demand an eight hour day and say they will hold out until their terms are granted, while manufacturers insist on a national standard before any concession.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Valley
Petersburg
Derby Captain Sees Sea Serpent Off Cornfield Point
Captain Jim Sherman of the Annie D. swears he saw a sea serpent on the surf off Cornfield Point. He produced a pocket Bible and claimed the creature had a head like an alligator and a circumference several feet, despite friends’ efforts to persuade him otherwise.
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Derby
Conn
Jim” Sherman
Annie D
Cornfield Point Tiight
Horrors at City Hospital And Tragic Drowning Victims
Startling charges against City hospital from Wallace Chadman of Conneaut Ohio describe patient torture and death, including alleged murder of a man named Kramer. Chicago reports two girls Olga Trull aged 17 and Elith Schwartz aged 12 drowned in the Calumet river at 123d street while two others escaped. Delaware appoints Frank R Paradee factory inspector to replace the late Joseph A Bond, with a $1000 yearly salary.
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Cincinnati
Wallace Chadman
Conneaut, O
Kramer
Chicago
Olga Trull
Elith Schwartz
Calumet River
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Lea
Frank R. Paradee
Joseph A. Bond
Loss of Chain of Lakes Lands Dredges Draining Missouri Wildlife
A New Cambria correspondent chronicles the desecration of the Chain of Lakes in northern Missouri as dredges clear waterways and giant trees are felled. Duck habitats vanish and the land shifts to corn and wheat, ending a 1833 hunting paradise once linked to Fox and Sac legends and Indian relics.
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Missouri
New Cambria Qro
Kansas City Star
Huntsman
Oswald Hicks
Macon
Hicks
Six Room Frame House for Small Family Use
A six room frame house sized 28 by 3744 feet features a full basement with stone walls. Exterior appears plain yet neat with white straw color and brown trim blending with the landscape. Heating via hot air furnace in the cellar, estimated cost $2500.
Chain of Lakes opens to world’s hunters after purchase
A buyer acquired 600 acres known as the Chain of Lakes, buying cheap as it was a jungle unfit for farming. The new owner announced the tract as open to hunters, with edge signs inviting the world to hunt the abundant wildlife including ducks, squirrels, and coons.
Chain of Lakes Hunters Flocking To Abundant Grounds
The Chain of Lakes drew hunting parties from Kansas City St Joseph and Moberly and other Missouri cities. It fed coveys of pintails mallards teal and blackjacks and even produced hundreds of waterfowl in a season. Land prices rose and the owner finally sold to a buyer who quickly resold for much more. The new owner’s sale is viewed as a commercial boon for local workers and the state economy.
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Macon
Proneer
Mr. Wicks
Man Returns Lost $1800, Receives 10 Cents
Atlantic City waiter returns a woman's gold pocket book with $1800 intact. She rewards him with a dime after changing a quarter. Also reports Powder Mill explosion injuring two in Scranton, a San Francisco beating affecting Battling Nelson, and John Sharp Williams leading for Senator in Michigan.
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Atlantic City
N. J
John J. Leslie
Vienna
John
John Sharp Williams
Jackson, Mich
Vardaman
Charles Scott
A. PF. Noel
Loves Dog More Than Her Children Court Remark
In Philadelphia on August 2 Mrs Frances Rheimm urged a higher bail for James Alexander charged with stealing her great Dane. She said she loved her dog more than her children, describing the animal as a constant companion who is loyal and never angry.
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Philadelphia
Frances Rheimm
James Alexander
Frederick Market Prices From Frederice County Farmers Exchange
Quotations list grains, hay, feeds, and crops with corrected August 2 1907 figures. No 2 Red wheat, corn varieties, oats, hay, flour, bran, middlings, cotton seed meal, cornmeal and buckwheat prices appear with per bushel or per ton rates. Advertising notes limited opportunities in Tat News columns.
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Frederice County
The Tabernacle as God’s Dwelling and Christ Figure
A sermon outline linking the Tabernacle and Solomons Temple to Christ and the church. It explains the building plan as divine, notes offerings that funded the tabernacle, and highlights the symbolic meaning of the ark, mercy seat, veil, bread, candle, and altars as foreshadowing Jesus. It stresses obedience, the Holy Spirit’s sevenfold anointing, and Gods constant guidance.
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iCopyrig
American Press Association
Tabernacle
Israel
Temple of
Solomons
Jesus Christ
Earth
Moses
Uae
Jesus
Isis Temple
Lim
Calvary
Abraham
Isaac
Ignor
Jay T
Ter
Iarael
Turned Gas On Family Accused Killer for Insurance
Michael Pasco, 20, is jailed in Jersey City on charges he plotted to kill his wife, his 2-year-old child, and his sister in law for life insurance. Sister in law Fannie Zappy said she woke to a gas-filled apartment, opened a window, and urged help before the mother and child were revived at a hospital.
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New York
Micheal Pasco
Jersey City
Pasec
Fannie Zappy
Germania N.J
A. Nichols
Aurgust
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
American League results Ath letics 2 St Louis 0 Boston 14 Cleveland 1 Detroit 4 New York 3 Chicago 7 Washington 3 National League Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 0 first game Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 0 24 game 7 innings Boston 4 Pittsburg 2 Chicago 7 Brooklyn 2 St Louis 0 New York 7 10 innings Tri State Lancaster Morrisburg 0 Reading 4 Williamsport 1 Trouton 4 Johnstown 1 Wilmington Altoona Atlantic League Tamaqua 4 Reading 2 Easton 4 Newark 1 Allentown 9 Brooklyn 0 for Fordited Elizabeth 1 Pottsville 0 16 innings
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Athletics
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Lictroit
New York
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
All Night Police Court Opens in New York
New York launches its first all night police court with Justice Whitman announcing a 1am closing. 168 cases charged and 35 prisoners awaiting arraignment mark the start of the night shift's operations.
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New York
Whitman
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Mary Horn
Frank Metcalf
Frank Kalous
Ayres
War Department
Charles G. Ayres
United States Army
Uncle Sam
Sao
Missouri Game Preserve
George W. Payne
Son
Carthage
Ravah
Kifehern
Deck
Gheorgh W. Payne & Son
American Powder Company
Avoca
J M. Hague
James Coolbaugh
Nelson
San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Atlanta Constitution
Frederick Merchent Ie
Tat News
INE Sungay School
D. M. Steerns
American Tobacco CO
N. J. St. Louis
Peary
Portland
Robert &. Fear
Eagle
S. 5S. Ball
Ravenswood
W.a
Sara
M. C. Dawitt & Oo
Clinton E. Walcrugelst
Pearre
J the C. & PL Telephone Co
Gentral Howe, CO
South Market Street
4.G. Quynn & CO
Frederick. Md
Arbuckl
BROS
New York City
Sarehive
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