Massey Pilot Suit Reveals Affidavits in Private Affairs Case
The Circuit Court session featured cooling conditions and a large ceiling fan as jurors and spectators endured long testimony in the Massey case. Evidence focused on bank records, real estate deeds, and deposits tied to Joseph Massey and Ash Lawn, with debate over admissibility and witness credibility.
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WIRE SPARKS Wages Raised At Stamford Firm Amid Murky Reports
A Stamford Connecticut maker, Wire Sparks, faces wage increases for all workers. Reports from Santiago Cuba via the Marina Hospital state nineteen yellow fever deaths in the past two weeks. Other items note political resignations, election battles, and local sales advertisements.
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Storthing
Meeting of CNY Fathers Refers Telephone Franchises to Committee
The Regular Common Council meeting last night discussed the telephone franchise issue. A special five member committee was formed to study questions on granting franchises and the long distance provisions while other city matters and budgets were approved or laid over. The session also covered cemetery drainage, garbage enforcement, and subway wiring debates.
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Stamp canceling machines halted by Post Office orders
The Postoffice Department, per First Assistant Postmaster-General Jones, ordered discontinuation of stamp canceling machines in principal post offices nationwide. Wilson explains the move as a bid to obtain better terms, noting rents totaling about 200 machines at 200 per year from American Postal Machine Company and from Hey W Dolpho in New York, a cost higher than the machines’ original price.
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Political fights and local contests loom in Virginia
Ragged telegraph of notes from Ricumosp Virginia details looming Democratic nominations for the Legislature with Parriol facing opposition from A. K. Locke faction, potential contests in Maryville, Southall and Asa D. Whatchiope, plus talk of a fair election movement and railroad law changes. Chief Howard’s approach to gambling and Sunday law enforcement is cautious as new leadership and state fiscal shortfalls emerge.
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Dynamite on the Track Causes Alarm and Arrests
July 2 dispatch from Maryland reports a Baltimore and Ohio stretch near Monocacy bridge being blasted by an explosive cartridge. No damage to engine or cars. one rail joint blown loose. Investigators pursue a wrecking and robbery motive. several suspects arrested for trespassing along the line. Miners’ strike in Ohio region signals rising unrest. troops may be required to maintain order. A separate explosion in Wayne County kills a worker. investigation notes canister design and unknown explosive contents.
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Harrington Removed as Weather Bureau Chief
Prof. Mark W Harrington chief of the Weather Bureau has been removed by the president amid friction with Secretary Morton. The removal takes effect with the new local year starting July 1. Harrington appointed in 1890 from Michigan and long associated with meteorological work defends his stance as a martyr to political necessity. Maj Donwoody named as probable successor, but bureau transfer to Agriculture complicates appointment requiring order from the Secretary of War and presidential approval.
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