Argued for nok suit in Harrisburg trial adjournment
The Harrisburg capital trial paused until Tuesday for Judge Kunkel to rule on defense motion to move case from the jury. Five defendants remain. Frank Irvine has been separated. State and defense lawyers clash over fraud evidence and contract charges. Judge Kunkel questions delegation authority and certification letters in relation to ex Governor Pennypacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Capitol Triai
Kunkel
Frank Irvine
George S. Graham
Philadelphia
Charles H. Bergner
W. Schaffer
Chester
James Scarlet
Kunker
Pennypacker
Graham
Scarlet
Commonwealth
Woman Accuses Farm Hand in Delaware Assault Case
In Wilmington a 21 year old farm hand William Forrest is jailed on assault charges after threatening Mrs Mary Pierson and forcing her to promise marriage. The case has stirred the Hockessin area as locals condemn possible violence toward the widow and her children. White Pine Tree in Penfield valued at $1000 is reported as the most valuable pine cut in western Pennsylvania. The Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co owned the Cameron county site from which the timber was dismembered and sold. The entire tree yielded 10 806 feet board measure across twelve sixteen foot logs and other segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
William Forrest
County Storkhouse
Forrest
Mary Pierson
Hockessin
Penfield
Pennsylvania
Cameron County
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Sunbury
Mayr
William McDonald
Gifts to Colleges Top $750000 from General Education Board
The General Education Board announced gifts to colleges and universities totaling over 750000 dollars. Major grants include 125000 to William Jewell College, 100000 to Davidson College, plus 75060 to MacAlester College and 62500 to Harvard Graduate School of Business. Additional gifts range from 50000 to 12500 to multiple institutions, with 80000 for southern farmers cooperative demonstration work and 20600 for southern high school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Education Board
New York
William Jewell College
Liberty
Davidson College
Davidson
N. C
MacAlester College
St. Paul
Northampton
Mass
Western College For Women
Oxford
Spelman Seminary
Avanta
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Art Students Win Cresson Memorial Scholarships
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts announces eighteen students awarded William Emilen Cresson Memorial Scholarships of 3500 each for four months of travel and study in Europe. Named recipients include Emily C Bishop Smithsburg Albin Polasek La Crosse Clyde Bathurst Mt Union Lytton Buehler Gettysburg Frederick Donaldson Denver Lawrence Saint Pittsburg Edgar Pearce Manasquan Nina Ward St Louis Henry Wolfe Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
America
Europe
William Emilen Cresson
Emily C. Bishop
Smithsburg
Albin
Wis
Clyde C Bathurst
Mt Union
Lytton B. Buehler
Gettysburg
Frederick N. Donaldson
Denver
Colo
Lawrence B. Saint
Pittsburg
Edgar L. Pearce
Manasquan
N. W
Nina B. Ward
St Louis
Henry Lawrence Wolfe
Providence
General Stephen D. Lee Leads Confederate Veterans
General Stephen D. Lee, successor to John B. Gordon as commander of the United Confederate Veterans, trained at West Point and rose from captain to lieutenant general in the Civil War. A South Carolina native resident in Mississippi since 1905, his biography notes his early education and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gererd'‘Lee
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
West Point
Ife
South Carolina
Mississippi
de Rater de
General Stephen D. Lee Dies in Mississippi
Lieutenant General Stephen D. Lee of Columbus Mississippi former commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans died from a cerebral hemorrhage at the Vicksburg National Park commission residence. He had spoken to veterans after welcoming four regiments and directed the first Civil War shot at Fort Sumter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Veterans
Vicksburg
Miss
Stephen D. Lee
Columbus
United Confederate Veterans
Lee
Vicksburg National Park Commission
Iowa
Wisconsin
W. L. Cabell
Dallas
Tex
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Beauregard
Fort Sumter
Prohibition Convention Names Delegates and Platform
The Pennsylvania Prohibition convention in Sayre nominates Daniel Sturgeon for judge of the superior court. Delegates at large to the national convention include Michael J. Fanning, George Hoffman, and others. The platform denounces liquor as crime and supports immediate prohibition under federal jurisdiction. It also endorses postal savings banks and direct presidential elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Daniel Sturgeon
Uniontown
Prohibition Convent
Michael J. Fanning
Philadelphia
George Hoffman
Ardmore
Burton
le Rockwood
R. D. Williams
Sarre
James W. Houston
Allegheny
Godfrey Stringer
R. T. Routledge
Livemore
H. L. Stem
Union City
RS. Irwin
Butler
Frank L. Morton
David B. McCalmont
Franklin
Republican Vice Presidential Shuffle Amid Murphy Boom
Chicago May 29. Indiana Senator James A. Hemenway and other Fairbanks supporters fail to sway him for a second ticket spot. Republicans seek ex Governor Franklin Murphy of New Jersey, though Dolliver of Iowa is favored by Taft forces. Murphy leads his state delegation as Chicago banquet plans rise to boost a life sized boom. Farmer Shiloh Bishop of Montgomery county Virginia is killed by lightning while standing near ChristiansDurs with children nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Sir. Taft
Murphy
Chicago
Roanoke
Shiloh Bishop
Montgomery County
ChristiansDurs
Bishop
Veteran Civil War Soldier Died As He Predicted
Upper Sandusky Ohio May 29 A Civil War veteran H Kinman who read the Bible 160 times foresaw death at a specific time. He bought a coffin dug his own grave and requested burial in his army blanket. He died at the time he predicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Sandusky
H. Kinman
Noted Forgery Lawyer Sentenced in New York
Victor Shanley, a New York lawyer, received a prison term of five to ten years for forgery. W C Smith, ex-president of the National Exchange Bank in Lexington Kentucky, died by suicide at his home near Lexington. Ralph J Lehman, ten, of Jobanon Pennsylvania, drowned accidentally in a pond at the Westenburger stone quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Shanley
New York
W_C_ Smith
The
National Exchange Bank
Lexington
Himeelf
Ralph J. Lehman
Peter Lehman
Jobanon
Westenburger Stome
Engineer Dead at Throttle in Milwaukee Express Crash
May 29 news from Brion reports engineer Albert Gauvas killed instantly when the Overland Limited ran at high speed through switches and signals near a rear train, with fireman noting the fatality as the tram passed. The incident follows a heavy distant train in the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brion
Overland Limited
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Albert Gauvir
Tas Place
Gauvas
Base Ball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Baseball scores from American and National Leagues with teams such as Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Chicago, St. Louis and others. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 14 wins and 5 losses, Pittsburgh 19 wins and 14 losses, and general club results across the schedule.
Harshishuraz Harrish Meet Recap Across Tri State League
In the Tri State League meets at Harzishuraz Harrish, Reading and Altoona posted mixed scores with Emerson Strote leading P Trenton and Pil Harris's 15 finishers. Wiliam Lanwastr and Wilmair Johnson posted notable times as Altoona battled Reading Crestor and Rooster in a crowded meets summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristate League
Harzishuraz
Harrish
Ifomsport
Butterius
Pena Pounds
Smith
AL Readine
Cane Emerson
Strote
P Trenton
Trenton
Wavineton
Cluaga
Grady
Tottern
Murray
Johnstown-Altoma
Isin
W. E. Pil Harris
Wiliam Lanwastr
Wilmair Johnson
Frenton Altoona
Crestor
Stallion Cres Dead at Wilmingtos Deb May 2
Admirs Dewer a Penshar sired stallion owned by Dr. J C. McCoy Kirkwood died suddenly of heart failure. The horse had a 2.044 record and Dr McCorrefeoth refused an offer of 35.0ih for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cres
Wilmingtos
Admirs Dewer
Penshar
Xmancy Harris
J C. McCoy
Kirkwood
McCorrefeoth
Gait and Dress in Modern Fashion and Greek Diet
The article discusses how a directorie dress alters movement and may affect grace, noting that restricted skirt design hinders free limb motion and requires a tap shuffle. It mentions a revived Greek athlete diet at training tables, aiming to restore vigor akin to ancient Olympians represented in the Elgin marbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
New York
New York Galt
America
Greece
Hormee Fletcher
Long Walk From Guthrie To Washington Planned
James Nead of Kewanee and Bevenigine sign two events to walk from Guthrie to Washington with a wheelbarrow and a message to President Roosevelt. The trek is a public act promoting a well spurred effort and will pass Movane as noted in the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nead
Kewanee
Acd Bevenigine
Guthrie
Ohina
Washington
Rossevelt
Movane
Gurhrie
Advertising Can Double Sales Show Case
A claim that advertising boosts sales from one to five customers is explored with a plan to prove the investment pays off. The note suggests demonstrating how advertising can expand reach and convert interest into purchases.
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Capitol Defence
State
Irvine
James R. Keene
Colin
Belmont Park
Mr. Keene
Kentucky
Wright
Taft
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
Jim O'Leary
Bridgeville
Burlington, Ia
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Central Trust Company
Quier M Spencer
R. A
Des Moines, IA
German Baptist Brethren
Frederick
Sita
Woor
W. Boyd
Hachive
Penna
Iven
Eva Jawernicka
Jeerson Bank
Poland
Rock Field
Wass
John G. Woods
Jarvis
Charmille Squires
Charles Lemphold
Riverview Milita Academy
Empka
Fitched Ba Poughheen
Riverhead L. I
Philip W. Stackpole
Ler
Amer
Ato Phiadelph
Bam Tners
Washamstong
Chevoty Fe
Misery Ai
Walsie
Cezar
Carrisan
Fawis
Batier
Stening
Ray Iyi
Chi Waer
Atitetles
Sus Suston
Nationsle League
PG Rere Toston
Pact Batteries
Lislanan
Livtuti
Phelps
St Lewis
RL Louk
Barer
Frasr
Kine
Tosted Tur
Phiwia
Piusb'g
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Ste
Har
Banen
Timthy
Timothy
Nor Barzo
Glover
Semaine Bartholomauj Brewery
Colchester
N N. Y
WM. H. Ship
Ren C&p
Fredench P.S
St. Frydench
Wagner
Wilk
Fred. Gas
Elec. Co
C&p
Baltimore
Frederich
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