Coal Company Receives Seven Cents Ten From P.R.R. for Pier Handling
Philadelphia report details a seven and ten cent per ton charge paid by the Berwind Coal Mining Co to the Pennsylvania Railroad for handling cars on the Harsimus Pier. The arrangement, totaling about 17 000 dollars monthly, is questioned amid a broader inquiry into railroads and coal interests. Witnesses including Franklin and Me Ow en discuss the history and impact of the deal, while State Senator Jefferson dies of fever at a legislative hearing.
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Delaware Chooses Colonel A Dupont for U S Senator
The Delaware legislature elected Colonel A Dupont United States senator by a near majority, with Democratic members voting blanks and all Republican members except one supporting Dupont. J. Edward Addicks opposed, voting for himself. Addicks left Dover for New York as Dupont’s campaign manager sailed for Europe. The session closed amid Republican jubilation and the death of State Senator Thomas Jefferson of Sussex. Theodore Roosevelt sent a congratulatory telegram.
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Charges Over Standard Oil Units Linked to Trade Restricting Actions
In Findlay Ohio on June 12 prosecutors filed two informations against the Burkeye Pipeline and Manhattan Oil Company as subsidiary entities of Stendaré, alleging they organized to restrain trade. Grand jury did not indict Standard Oil. Separate reports include a Sioux Falls case of man slaughter against Mrs. Moses Kaufmann, and a Roanoke explosion killing two with two more dying later. Harrisburg will name registration commissioners for Pa cities.
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Kanfmany
Harrisburg
Pennipacker
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Schwenksville
Mob Vows Lynch Alleged Attacker Amid Guarded Suspects
Cape Charles Virginia June 13 a black man William Lees arrested on suspicion of assaulting two women near Kingston Maryland is jailed under guard of the 1st Virginia regiment. A mob of about 25 from Somerset county planned to lynch him if identified, but authorities prevented identification and Lees was moved to Norfolk for safety.
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Seven-year-old boy abducted after school note
A seven-year-old, son of jeweller Charles Muth, was abducted after a teacher sent him with a messenger to fetch a note. The messenger led the boy to a street corner where a man took him onto a street car. Police search continues with no trace found. The kidnapper is described as a man about 30 years old.
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Great Cowni] of Pennsylvania elects officers at Lancaster
The Great Council of Pennsylvania Improved Order of Red Men meets in Lancaster on June 13. Joseph Farron of Philadelphia is chosen as great keeper of wamapim for two years and Lancaster is named meeting place for 1907. A list of nominees for Great Sachem and other high offices is recorded.
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Philadelphia
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junior segamore
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H. D. Lissd
Frank Binkley
J. J. Felmuth
Joseph Farley
E. L. Spanzter
Davis
J. H. Johnson
Bright Hackett
William Heineman
T. Furley
Charles C. Treichler
A. B Kerr
Jacob Mersdorff
C. J. Cornell
A. Geiss
Newpher
Charles Shafer
Clement H. Smith
Samuel C. Andrews
A. & Holland
Randolph Trout
Wil fian Sullivan
J. T. Howe
C. R. Wielets
PC. Buck
Wham Lindenfelser
T. A. Borer
J. P. Wolf
C. B. Kuerr
J. P. Youngs
William €. Cowley
J. A Poor
Dorchester House reception honors King Edward for U S ties
Ambassadors Reid and Mrs Reid hosted a grand Dorchester House dinner and reception for King Edward and the American delegation. Notables from English society attended as aides, ministers, and diplomats while décor showcased roses and rambler vines. Edward greeted Mrs Reid and Mrs Longworth. performers entertained after dinner with Gottleib conducting Herr Gottleib's orchestra and a concert featuring Mrs Eames and Mrs Kirby Lunn.
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Stay Granted for Paz Appeal by Justice Day
Justice Day of the U S Supreme Court grants a stay of execution on behalf of Albert T Paz of New York. The appeal will be heard by the Supreme Court in October due to scattered Justices on vacation.
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United States Supreme Court
Canton
Attornor Lindsay
Albert T. Paz
New York
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