Convicted Bardsley Sentenced to Fifteen Years
Ex city treasurer John Bardsley was sentenced to fifteen years in solitary confinement at the Eastern Penitentiary and ordered to pay 297530 in fines after pleading guilty to embezzling public funds. The judge condemned the breach of trust and noted past public service while detailing the sentence and brief call for mercy from the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bardsley
Eastern
Bardsley
New Court House
Kinsey
Warwick Sateral
Astl
Shields
Yard
Robert Alexander
Barnsley
Graham
Willson
Toos
Frith
Alexander
Keystone Bank
Wilson
Amoss
Lara Legree
Badsley
Common Council
John’s
Fitler
Smith
Gry Soheitor Warwick
Germantown
Gloucester and Chicago horse racing results mix with scattered race details
A garbled era page reports racing at Gloucester New Jersey July races and Chicago on June dates. It lists multiple races with names like Prodigal Landover Luna and King Idle, along with times and placings, but many words are unreadable.
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Gloucester
Glorcester
N. J
Hasesville
Landover
Tyne
Lsb
Nenone
Demucray
Time
Marskerta
Imile—Defautter
Pliny
King Idle
Monte Cristu
Frenchys Denial in Ben Ali Murder Trial
In New York on July 3, Ameer Ben Ali known as Frenchy testified via interpreter for the murder of old Carrie Brown. Born in Algiers and eight years in the French army he was wounded twice in the Franco Prussian war. He denied involvement in Brown’s death, identified the knife but insisted the murder knife was not his, declaring Innocent. Antiquities for the Fair. Porsam Conn July 3 Messia Thomas A Painter of Columbia College and Stanley Hayes of Yale travel to Peru to photograph ancient monuments and casts for Harvard Peabody Museum to be displayed at Chicago World’s Fair.
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Frenchy
New York
Ameer Ben Ali
Carrie Brown
Algiers
Currie Brown
Porsam
Conn
Messia
Thomas A. Painter
Columbia College
Stanley Hayes
Yale
Peru
Peabody Museum
Harvard
Chicago
Penu
William S. Deebe
Harvard College
Chicago Exhibition
Extensive Timber Operations Near Wallassport Pennsylvania
Wallassport Pa Foly 3 The Allegheny Lumber Company of Olean purchased a large tract in Noyes and Beech Creek townships Clinton county from A Pardee of Hazleton months ago and plans extensive operations. It will number 2003 in a very short line. The company aims to cut 10 000 cords of DAL net year and tons of feet of logs will be cut also. Our Royal Visitor New York July 3 Prince George of Greece yesterday visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art and took a drive on Central Park. He was accompanied by the Russian consul the Greek consul the secretary of the Russian Legation and Captain Lomen of the Russian navy. The royal visitor spent the afternoon inspecting the torpedo station at Willets Point.
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Wallassport
Allegheny Lumber Company
Olean
Noyes
Beech Creek
Clinton County
A. Pardee
Hazleton
New York
Prince George of
Greece
Metrotitan Anuseum of Art
Central Park
Reek
Legation
Lomen
Willets’s Point
Webb Moser
C. Doub
Middletown
Myersville
Zimmerman
United Fire Company
Fannie Murphy
West Fourth Street
Carlton Stoll
Harlem Wheelmen’s Club
Hagerstown
Frosberg
Walden Pond
Elizabeth Mealey
Edward Mealey
Howard County
A. A. Gambrill Flour Mills
Baltimore
Elicott City
Jacques de Molay Gommendery
O. Whyte Reid
Cedar Grove
Carroll County
Rye
Wilcoxon & Markey
J. Alfred Fleming
Philadelphia Markets Close Quiet Yet Steady with Mixed Readings
The Philadelphia stock and produce markets showed dull trading with no clear trend. Pennsylvania and Reading were weak while Huntingdon and Broad Top rallied. bonds stayed quiet as flour and grain prices listed for July futures and various futures bids reflected modest activity across commodities and eggs remaining quiet.
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Pennsylvania
Iun
Reading
Letugh Valley
Pac
Lehigh Nangatra
EL & B.T
St. Paul
A&e . Com
Sriase Odo
Minnesota
Maas
Mitc
Faic
Goc
Héc
Wléc
Sec
Sim
New York
Penn Sylvania
Weetera
Southwestern
Lygig Ec
Terrible Night of Storm Wrecks Homes and Crops
Reports from Brunswick and nearby towns describe a catastrophic night with cyclone force winds, massive hail, and flooding. Fifty dwellings wrecked near Dusseldorf with many buried in ruins. thirteen bodies recovered as rescue teams work amid ruins. Separate dispatches note damage across Kansas, Iowa, and Austria with crops destroyed and buildings torn down.
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Suchktvlen
Dusseldorf
Bute
Sittand
Onfeld
Storra
Kansas
Kansas City
Blairstown
Yale Loses Rowing Race After Tough Conditions
Mr. Ely son of Prof C W Ely returning from Yale graduation rowed with Yale crew June 26 in a race against Harvards, Harvard won. Ely cites Harvard strength and Yale disadvantages including equipment setup water roughness from passing tugboats, overconfidence, and fatigue from heat. Ely weighs 188 pounds and trained with the crew two weeks. he praises his Yale background and notes his future at a leading educational institution.
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KR. Ely
C. W_Ely
Frederick
Yale
Ely
Harvard
Althoug
Rainfall and tax figures highlight Maryland report
The Frederick area notes a 220 inch rainfall on the second, Montgomery County tax total 1.08 dollars with a one cent per hundred reduction from last year. Wheat harvest in Montgomery shows high quality and promising yields amid local farm incidents and community notices.
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Frederick
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Wen
Rockville
Cherry Run
West .A
Linden
Metropolitan Branch
Powderly Denies Labor Press Clash Over Engraving Postings
General Master Workman Powderly issues a statement denying a fight between labor organizations over plate printers, claiming interviews and reports were not from his office. He cites a June agreement to restore discharged workers and errors from a committee misrepresented to the Treasury. Gompers protests possible favoritism but backs Meredith’s leadership and calls for strict rules for plate printers.
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Meredith
Guupers Suetaine
Pritavetruta
Washnston
Treasury Department
Treasury
Stul Denisl
Muns
Pete
Alc Linley
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Ciganaugh
Devlin and Cavanaugh
Foster
Arr. Foster
the Treasury
Ar. Meredith
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mr. Meredith
Department
Mose
Gompers Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Cavanaugh
Devin
Devlin
Knight of Labor
Federation
Gompers
Web
Air
Wassixoron
Evans
Federation of Labor
New York
Bureau of Engraving
Moe Tanckeste St Sng
Uiowe
Meredie
Bureau of Engraving Printing
Frederick City Shoe Factory Prospers Under Local Labor
A News representative surveyed Frederick's shoe factory as it operated with new machines arriving. Manager SMe Wolvertos praised Frederick workers for skill and quick adaptation, contrasting with Northern unions. The plant produced 1,200 shoes last week and plans a large Chicago shipment while receiving broad demand. Wolverton claims Frederick workers surpass Northern peers in diligence and craftsmanship.
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Frederick City
Sme. Wolvertos
Albany
N. Y
Frederick
Oon
Wolverton
Bette
North
Mr Wolverton
Chicago
Board of School Commissioners approves male high school plan
At the recent session the Board authorized steps to establish a male high school in the city and to report at the next meeting. Teachers reports were approved, salaries set to start July 8, and certificates saved for eligible teachers. Assistant teachers were appointed across multiple towns and schools, bids for coal awarded to Wm. & Biller Co. and various contracts confirmed.
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Board of School Commissioners
Court House
Braddock
Cordelia Duvall
Fengaville
B. Beile Boteler
Frederick
South Street
Alfys Elias. Keller
North Market Street
Missces Bettie Roelkey
Katie Bartgis
Molite Owings
St Johns Lyceum B B Club to Play St Leis Tycenn
The St Johns Lyceum baseball club will depart for Liberty at 7 am to clash in two games with St Leis Tycenn. Battery for Lyceum includes Hugh Roddy and Clarence Diffendell. fielders listed are W Hays first base J Wilson second base C Wilson third base Captain Joe Walsh short stop A Smith left field H Store center field M Doll and umpire Wiliam Everts. Also noted yesterday, The Mountain Pinky and the Little Potatoes Hard to Peel played with Mountain Pinky winning 29 to 7 with battery Charles Kelly and Charles Lipps for the winners and John Fleming and Frank Salter for the losers.
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St. John’s Lyceum B. B
Liberty
St. Leis
Tycenn
OES
Hugh Roddy
Larence Diffendell
Albert Smith
Clarence Diffendall
W. Hays
J. Wilson
C. Wilson
Joe Walsh
A. Smith
Crowned With Honors
Eleven year old Emily Pampel daughter of Mr and Mrs P F Pampel returns from the Academy of Visitation in Richmond crowned with honors for music and drawing plus other premiums. Her early achievements reflect well on her youth and talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Pampel
P. F.pampel
Academy of Visitation
Richmond
Marriage Licenses Listed for Vernon Myers and Laura V. Johnson
Marriage licenses issued to Vernon Myers and Laura V. Johnson both colored of Bit Airy. George D. Main Middletown and Fiore A. Davis near Frederick. Hamilton T. Williams and Martha E. Peachboth colored of New Market. Yoseph Hall and Caroline E. Washington both colored of Branawick.
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Vernon
Myers
Laura V. Johnson
George D. Main
Middletown
Fiore A. Davis
Frederick
Hamilton T. Williams
Martha E. Peachboth
New Market
Yoseph Hall
Caroline E. Weshington
Branawick
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Francis
Borek
A.D
Mm Liber W. LP
Tole
Lund
Freierick County
We Court House
Sulyisib
Charles W. Burck
Telegraph Screen
Fred Frick City
Jeferson
Francis C. Burch
Aance
Terazony Geick Bone
Gouresee
Francis C. Durex
Charles Arch
Liber WI. P
Frederck
S. Levy
Sacienta of
Siortaagce
Harvey Lesse
Circuit Court of
Frederick County
City Hotel
Brown & McKinney Tannery
South Market Street
Oty
Ggloinme
Marsket Street
All Saints’ Street
Ratificaon
Gale
Somual EL Brown
BE. J. Eldridge
Henri
Etta Cloth
Para
Oder
Milelvery
BJ Eldridgs
West Patrick Street
Frederick. MD
Asral Bottling
Bartholomay
Rochester
Mt Bootaléa Waite
Apollo Beer
Onis
A. C. Lipps
Cor. W. Patrick and Telegraph
Stresta
Feevlephone
Philadelphia
HAR Labor
Sass Bardsley
Pursax
Boston and Hartford Railroad
Timothy Costello
East Thompson
Basttarl
National Lealrne
Brovetts
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Wastueston
St. Lous Lisovaory Lateritie
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Saly
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Bom
Tins
Mite
Kindon
Kear
Fistery
Nelle Iy
imite—Aschad
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Long Island
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Uirich
Sprottau
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Sand Suprecht
Cratz
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Austria
Booxy
Gray
Audubon
Andubon
Great Arcadia
West Side
Pons
Welsh
Caurcesion
W. Va
James Hawkins
Howard Dotson
Buffalo
Joe Lockett, Jr
Dotson
Hawkins
Cying
Luther Glenn
I Lockett, Jr
Cerse
Wasnixdon
Pansyvana
J. C. Mibowr
Lansdowne
Loriey
Stewart Brown
Loreley
Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland
Tia B
C. BR
Mr. Hy
Charles Ritter
Charles Hafer
Patrick Street
Oscar Hooper
David Aghlaugh
Jane Holtz
Florence Norton
Rex Snouffer
Jefferson
Luther F. Young and
Springfield
Ohio
Briddletown
Katie Rady
Daniel Schindler
D. D
Hanover
Luther A. T. Horlie
Barkittsville
John S. Watkins
J.D. Kiing
Bernie Wright
David Boyd
West South St
Carroll Creek
Powderly
Rayl Foster
Bir. Meredith
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