Legal note on estates and fees in early 1900s cases
Fragmentary text mentions penalties and securities, trial appeals, and large legal fees. Names include Stanchaela Cromiwell and Heiko, with references to the Hewitt estates and Charles R Heike. Also notes a Democratic governor candidate in 1900 and Albany work paid around 300 000 dollars.
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Cur Ee
Charles R.’ Heike
The
Sugar Trust
Statchfield
Assembly
Albany
Tig
Apecial ‘Court
Coulngel WA
Coulngel Wa)mam Nelson. Cromiwell
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sata /Cohnolldate company
An. Ae
Utah
Ecies
Roosevelt Attends Harvard Alumni Dinner
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt Jr, Harvard Law School alumnus, unable to arrive in time for the Boston outing but joins old classmates at the commencement dinner. He praises Harvard’s role and memorial tablets for Spanish American War soldiers and expresses pride in Harvard’s readiness to answer the nation’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Harverd
Boston
Clase
Europe
Harvard Law. School
Roosevelt
Harvard
Senator Wenery and Representative Election Update
Local voters hear fragmented statements about succession as Governor Lambremont is expected to succeed Sanders. No clear date or full names available. text shows garbled OCR remnants of a political update.
Fragmentary Kentucky item hints at Lexington context
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Kentucky Lexington reference with unclear terms and broken phrases. No identifiable events, dates, or names emerge to form a clear news item or outcome.
Tried to Kidnap Boy In Newburgh Candy Plot
A Gypsy woman attempted to lure a three year old boy from a Newburgh New York toy store promising candy. Mrs Bradcaster Poag's son, Derat Marshall’s child, was pursued by Isabelle Wiseberg who watched from the store window. The kidnapper fled after being confronted by Mrs Pong who recovered the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Misa Isabelle Wiseberg
Pong
Canada’s Fisheries Best In World Says Dominion Report
The Dominion of Canada reports its fisheries are the world’s most extensive with major commercial fish in abundance. The steam trawler Wren, active along the Atlantic and Gulf of St Lawrence, yielded more fish per half hour than a six hour North Sea voyage, highlighting vast fishing potential in eastern Canada. The Atlantic coast spans about 5 000 miles with bays and inlets, the Pacific coast near British Columbia offers 7 000 miles, and inland lakes cover 220 000 square miles. Canada’s fishing fleets total 1414 vessels with 30 065 boats and 71 070 men employed. inshore fishermen outnumber deep-sea workers eight to one.
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Fisheries Department of
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Atlantic
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Pacific
Hino
British
Columbia
Dominion
Man Dies in Debris Near Waterford Cabin
An elderly man identified as Corty Parine, age 89, died instantly when caught in debris in an old log cabin near Waterford. The incident reports indicate fatal neck and back injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty Parine
James
Maross
Waterford
Samuel A Crozer dies prominent churchman and manufacturer
Samuel A. Crozer a prominent Baptist church figure and wealthy manufacturer died at Upland near here aged eighty five years. He was a land owner and notable local leader on civic and religious life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. “Crozer
Chester
Samuel A. Crozer
Upland
Here
Court Records Show Transfers and Estates Filed
A Maryland circuit court docket lists transfers of real estate marriage licenses and business interests. It includes letters testamentary and administration for numerous estates, final and intermediate accounts, inventories, and guardianships as filed in the Adamstown and Buckeystown area courts.
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Orphane
Loenges
Sao A. Vaaltioger
Florence Walton
Fred Sgaoballah
Marian
Sethtat
Poole
Margaret
O. Patty
Charles N. “Black
Buckeystown
Batollan M. DeUrange
Adanstown
Peyton
Pt. of Rocks
Jorge W2' Dixon
Minnie c. Wari Purl
Rector
Adamstown
Bette Abrugr
Elizabeth B.'Darnér
Samuel Carver
Susan Shivers
George D. Norrie
Vurther
Edward A. Gitginger
George Metzger
Trude
Abram Nusbaum
Henrietta Nusbaum
Robert L. Rippeen
Manley R. Rippeen
Safe’ Deposit’ and Trust Company of
Baltimore
James McSherry Alvey
Frederick Stewart Alvey
Samuel S. Craver
Ester Feser
Nicholaus
Cline
Annie A
Casper J. Cline
Nicholas O. Cline
Ocean City Hosts State Teachers Convention Amid Tax Talks
The Maryland State Teachers Association opened its annual convention in Ocean City as Talbot County honors scholars and Berry Clark is named treasurer in Montgomery County. Rural crime and missing infant cases also surface with theft at Crellin post office and a custody release in Lancaster.
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Woreweater
Maryland State Teacheral Association
Ocean City
Talbot County
Berry
Clark
Montgomery County
State
Teachers’ Association
Biddle
Cecil County
Creliin
Oakland
Tawny
Fhey
Kennaseep Company
Joseph Bowyer
Naval Academy
Grisby
Thomas
Sherman M. Nason
J. G. Grice
Btiacksburg
Mid
Lancaster
Duces
Hapaler
Montgomery County Tax Rate Increase and District Variances
The Montgomery County Commission raises the county tax rate to $1.00 an increase of eight cents with special road district levies for Rockville and Gaithersburg at $1.02 Bethesda and Wheaton at $1.05 and Potomac at $1.15 The rise funds a $3 000 general assessment and $2 000 for the road superintendent salary and expenses plus higher bridges and town appropriations as the county tax base grows to $13 815 150 an increase of $621 960 over last year Bethesda district bears half the rise Wheaton district second largest with about $100 000 more in tax receipts
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Montgomery County
Montgomery County Commission
Cra
Rtockville
Cotesville
Bethesda
Wheaton
Potomac
Bridges Snd
Hileli
Bethesde
Advertised Letters From 1910 List Names
The notice enumerates individuals such as Bood for for wae two make ae be sent to the dead let hie and names including B. Brooker Joseph Jam Broeius Busch Will Gottins A. Hammond Charlee J. Jones John F. McCaffrey Lewis Main and others among the advertised letters.
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B. Brooker
Joseph Jam Broeius
Busch
Will Gottins
Anis A Bader
John Funk
A. Hammond
Cha Charlee J
Mrs Sherman Improves at Hospital in Baltimore
June 24 Baltimore reports Mrs Sherman, wife of General Sherman, at Johnie Hawkins hospital improving from nervous trouble. She is expected to travel within a week. most of the Sherman family, except Mrs De Long, have returned to Washington as Mr Sherman arrived Tuesday night to stay at the hospital.
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Baltimore
Mray de Long
Washington
Sherman
Dreaded Lightning Fears and Real Fatalities
A 1906 study in Country Life in America notes lightning deaths are rare compared with other hazards. It cites 160 lightning deaths nationwide and 50 in cities, while heat, cold, and drowning caused far higher fatalities. The piece argues nerves over peril remain despite statistics. It also mentions Western Union and a Reno boxing event reporting constraints for July 4.
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Ameritas
Ceedus Bureau
Two Periods The Career Of Every Successful Man
The saying divides a career into two periods. In the first, he is not credited for his knowledge. in the second, he is credited for what he does not know. This Lite quote reflects on recognition and humility.
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Pierce End
Pietoe
Aleroe
A. Fedalarty
Roads and apples along Maine highways linked to progress
A Maine journalist notes road improvements near Topsham with wild apple trees grafted along old walls to invite travelers. The piece praises hospitality, Maine apples, and a state plan for efficient road construction, while mentioning Frank Swarles of Leltereburg who worked in a harvest for his 78th birthday.
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Maine
Sten
Frank Swarles
Leltereburg
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