Railroad Rebating Case Presses Federal Charges
Federal authorities pursue charges in a United States district court over alleged railroad rebates related to a coal tract in West Virginia and a spur line built by the railroad. The case centers on the Philadelphia & Reading and Lehigh Valley Bethlehem Steel interests with claims of improper financial advantage.
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Democrats Name Ticket In Aftermath Of Convention Turmoil
The Democratic slate includes Governor Webster Grim of Burke County for governor and Samuel B. Price of Scranton for secretary of internal affairs. Munson sought allied candidates, pressing for Arthur Dewalt as lieutenant governor, while leaders blocked my acnotation.
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Principles for Tax Reform and Labor Arbitration
The document argues for a progressive income tax and broad wealth sharing to ensure burden bearing by wealth. It advocates arbitration laws for labor disputes involving public service firms and calls for state school regulation, clearer funding, and simplified ballot laws. It also seeks measures to prevent minority party nomination by majority voters and tighten penalties for fraud.
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Seyler Family Shooting Accusation Shocks Atlantic City
In Atlantic City a father, Peter Seyler, is reported acquitted of murder in the shooting of Jane Adams and Jasper Seyler. The wounded William Seyler says his father fired by accident as neighbors heard the shot and police arrived. The Seyler home on Centennial Avenue is the scene as officers hold Peter and William pending the injury outcome.
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Jasper Seyler
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Senator Lodge seeks full pay for Moody retirement
In Washington on June 16 Senator Lodge introduced a bill to allow Associate Justice William H Moody to retire from the Supreme Court with full pay despite not meeting age or service requirements. The measure cites illness and aims to fill a vacancy in the court for the next term.
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United States
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Legal and corporate conduct notes from 19th century case details
United States Attorney Stevenson requested bond adjustments for Wilson and Bogart amid indictments tied to the Woven Company. Stockholders faced stock certificate commitments while outsiders were urged to accept certificates. Figures cited include a $317,408 claim and $10,600 bond, with arrest goals and related personnel named as the case moved toward trial. A separate note mentions a pilot’s death near July.
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