Two Bridges to Link Philadelphia Camden and Gloucester
A Camden Philadelphia project envisions two twenty million dollar bridges across the Delaware linking Market streets in Philadelphia and Camden with Gloucester. S. G. Ginner promotes the plan inviting vice presidents and warns of a possible Camden political shakeup if approved.
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Delaware River
Philadelphia
Camden
Gloucester
S. G. Ginner
Benson Street
Ginner
Munchausen
Gulliver
Quay
London
Camden and Philadelphia
Market Street
Broadway
Brcono
Delaware
Walnut Street
Federal Street
Hewitt
New York
Becme
Roper
Rooklyn Bridge
Fitler
G. Ginner
M. D
N. J
Ste
Edwin H. Fitler
Camwin
The Twelve-Hour Law Challenge in Judge Reed Court
Lawyer Mayer Sulzberger will argue against the twelve hour law's constitutionality in habeas corpus proceedings to free Barr of the People's Railway Company and branch superintendents Whiting and Fresh. Knights of Labor supporters claim overwork violations despite overtime pay, with District Attorney Graham and James H. Heverin arguing for the act.
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Mayer Sulzberger
Barr
People’s Railway Company
Whiting
Fourth
Eighth
Fresh
Lombard and
South Streets
Reed
Knights of Labor
Elsenbrown
Sulzberger
Graham
James H. Heverin
Bazaar of the Up-Town YMCA Supports General Fund
The Northwest Branch YMCA held a bazaar and supper at Columbia avenue parlors for about five hundred visitors. The event, run by the Ladies Auxiliary under Miss J. Atmore, raised three hundred dollars and aims to fund a larger, more commodious branch home with support from up-town citizens.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Columbia Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary Corps
Opening of Mesaros Northwest Independent Church in new building
The Northwest Independent Church, once led by Waldo Messaros and now united with Spring Garden Baptist, held its opening service at Nineteenth and Master streets. Rev. C F Williams welcomed attendees and introduced Rev. John Peddie as presiding officer. A baptism is planned for the first evening in the new church, which has about 400 members.
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Northwest Independent Church
Waldo Messaros
Spring Garden
I. Newton Ritner
Samuel ‘Sullivan
Johnson in Demand at Thanksgiving Turkey Tribute
An unhappy termination of Janitor Du Bree's turkey speech at the Manual Training School on Seventeenth and Wood streets ends with pupils shouting for President Johnson and urging Horace Greeley on poultry. The engineer is presented a large turkey by the students, and struggles to compose a speech.
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Lou du Bree
Manual Training School
Seventeenth
Wood Streets
du Bree
Harry Curtis
Boya
Johnson
President Johnson
Horace Greeley
Lawyer Davis Released
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE TIMES West Chester December 6 Rees Davis the Philadelphia lawyer and formerly of this bar who was arrested and lodged in the prison of this county on Tuesday for contempt of this court in failing to pay over money to his family as decreed by the court for their maintenance has been released. His brother a Lancaster lawyer came to his relief last night and through him the sum of 200 dollars was paid over to Mrs Davis attorney and thus the case and defendant was dismissed for the present.
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Davis
the Times
West
Rees Davis
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Third Ward Democrats Organize for Spring Election
The Third Ward Democratic Association formed by anti Monroe Democrats elected W. H. H. Davis president and Thomas Peck as secretary. An executive committee of two members from each division was invited to run the campaign. The Ni 3 ticket was endorsed with Saunders Conway McKeever Hughes and Fagan named as School Directors.
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Third Ward
Democratic Association
W. H. H. Davis
Thomas ©. Peck
For Ni 3
Mmon Conn Saunders
Daniel Conway
Michael McKeever
Frank Hughes
Peter Fagan
Pottstown Nailers Reject Wage Cut Demand
Pottstown Iron Company asked workers to accept a three and a half cent per keg cut, about percent. The nailers met and refused any reduction, choosing to risk factory operating half time at current wages instead.
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the Times
Pottstown
Pottstown Iron Company
Ex-Justice of the Peace Blows Out Gas Light
Ex-Justice of the Peace John W. Sherbondy of Dawson, retiring to bed in the McClelland House, blew out the gas light and was found unconscious the next morning.
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the Times
Unitontows
John W. Sherbondy
Dawson
McClelland
Treasury department shifts and proposed information bureaus
The resignation of J H Walsh as assistant superintendent of the Treasury building is noted. A conscience contribution of 1.26 is received from Trenton. Senator Beck’s attendance is doubtful. Joseph A Walker is named Treasury agent in Denver. Blair introduces a national employment information bureau bill. The pension appropriation bill moves to full committee. The Republican national committee debates locating a national HQ in Washington with no decision. Mills may take leave for a Virginia or North Carolina resort. Fairchild to hold a hearing on New York Custom House sites. Tuck urges passage of the Paris Exposition bill. Manderson proposes a national illumination bill. The Vesuvius cruiser race in Delaware Bay is described.
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J.H. Walsh
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Trenton
N.J
Beck
Senate
Joseph A. Walker
Thompson
Denver
Col
Blair
United States
House
Republican National Executive Committee
Washington
Mills
House Committee On
Virginia
North Carolina
Fairchild
Custom House
New York City
Tuck
House Foreign Committee
Ator Manderson
Direct Tax and Tariff Congress Make Headway
Washington describes slow progress on tariff and direct tax bills. Randall attends committee sessions amid speakership speculation between Cannon Reed and McKinley. Philadelphia Republicans plan large Harrison inaugural presence and a permanent party supervision body.
Belmont Resigns Congress as Direct Tax Debate Opens
December 6 report notes Perry Belmont informs the Governor of New York he resigns from the First District in Congress. The House drops Belmont from the roll as it enters a direct tax bill discussion with amendments on refunds, Court of Claims actions, and state-settled funds. The Senate resumes tariff talks with iron and structural form duties debated.
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Perry Belmont
Wasasine Gron
New York
Congress
Mr. Belmont
House
Mr. Caswell
Oates
Alabama
Court of Claims
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
R. Enloe
Tennessee
Senate
McPherson
Hoar
Harris
Allison
Ich
Reagan
Butler
Boeing
Sommreranal Meyer
Clever forgers target bank checks in Curcano case
A series of forged checks totaling about $4,000 have been detected against the American Exchange National Bank of Curcano. The fraud is linked to a gang led by Samuel Rae of Kankakee, with the group forging signatures of merchants and lumber firms to pass the forgeries.
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Curcano
American Exchange National Bank
Samuel
Rae
Kankakee
Arvey
Unsigned blast damages mill near Montgomery County
Firefighters contained an explosion at the 8. and J. Cleaver mill near Montgomery County yesterday after an attempted blow opened the ante. The building caught fire but flames were quickly put out by local crews. The report notes a quick response and that damages were contained.
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Ower
J. Cleaver
Montgomery County
The Exploded Gun Casts Doubt on Steel Ordnance
William Hainworth of the Pittsburg Steel Casting Company says the gun that burst during a government test at Washington appears seriously weakened by officials. He notes awaiting metal tests before forming a final judgment and hints he would not rebuild such ordnance, citing a loss of faith in the design.
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TIMES
Peerasure
William Haineworth
Pittsburg Steel Casting Company
Washington
Tre Timms
Pedestrian Cartwright Fails to Marry in Saratoga
Saratoga December 6. English pedestrian George Cartwright, a six days walk contestant in New York, was to wed a local woman yesterday but failed to appear for the ceremony. He had denied claims of a wife and children in England and had prepared apartments for housekeeping. The bride’s brother vows vengeance if Cartwright is found. It is reported he intends to return to England.
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Saratoga
George Cartwright
New York
England
Cartwright
Dwyer Brothers Sell Part of Their Stable at Auction
The Dwyer Brothers sold portions of their runners at the American Horse Exchange in New York. Early prices included Tea Tray $2400 Prospect $500 Ballston $1950 Hemlock $535 Paris $350. a chestnut colt $285 and a bay filly $800. Other offerings included Annie Burge of 1886 bringing $1300 and various 1887 colts selling for $400 to $725.
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New York
Dwyer Brothers
American Horse Exchange
Tea Tray
Prospect
Ballston
Hemlock
Paris
William Lakeland
Annie Burge
Willian Lakeland
Teacher commits suicide at Grand Union Hotel
A woman about forty enters New York hotel, registers as E. de Villers from Frederick Maryland. A pistol shot ends her life in the room as a surgeon notes a fatal wound from a revolver, the weapon clutched in both hands.
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de Villers
New York
Grand Union Hotel
E. de Villers
Frederick
de ‘De'Vilee
Mule De Villers History and Baseball Club Meeting Notes
Frederick City resident De Villers ran a small French school at 72 Street then moved to New York seeking help from the French consul. At the American Association of Base Ball Clubs meeting Louis reports a favorable view of the leagues reduced salary plan and a committee will report next meeting. Chris Von der Ahe hosted a banquet for officials from the St. Louis Browns.
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Mule
de Villers
the Times
Batr TrmMors
Frederick City
Washington
Frederick
No. 72 Street
Shen
New York
American Association
Mr. Louis
American Association of Base Ball Clubs
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis Browns
Meeting of the Art Association at the Masonic Temple
The annual meeting of the Art Association of the Masonic Temple was held last night with R W G M Clifford P MacCalla presiding. The president reported 741 annual members and 8 life members. Officers for the Sanginear were elected: President Clifford P MacCalla first vice president Charles M Swain second vice president Charles J McClary treasurer John J Gilroy secretary Singleton M Brice.
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Art Association
Art Association of the Masonic Temple
Clifford P. MacCalla
Sanginear
Clifto . MacCalla
Charles M. Swain
Charles J. McClary
John J. Gilroy
Singleton M. Brice
Brutality to Oystermen Reveals Widespread Suffering
Baltimore reports a rising toll among Chesapeake Bay dredgers. About twenty five oystermen were admitted to Bayview Asylum Almshouse with diseases linked to exposure, ill treatment, and inadequate food at work.
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Baltimore
Bayview Asylum Almshouse
Chesapeake Bay
Kensington Soup Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Kensington Soup Society annual meeting held at the soup house on Crease street officers were elected: President A. H. McFadden Vice President Joseph Lippincott Secretary Charlesnes Lukens Treasurer George Kenler The society distributed 1873 loaves of bread and 4600 pints of soup weekly over the past year.
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Kensington
Kensington Soup Society
Soup House
Crease Street
A. H. McFadden
Een Joseph Lippincott
Harlesnes Lukens
George Kenler
Floquet Signals Major Bill Drafted to Suppress Boulangists
In Paris the premier announced a high importance bill draft ready for introduction, stirring Boulangist fears that the measure targets their movement.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Floquet
Harrison's Outing Concludes in Indianapolis hunt return
General Harrison and his hunting party arrived in Indianapolis after a two day outing. The General said he greatly enjoyed the trip and his family waited for his return as Mr McKee carried his share of the hunt.
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Harrison
Indianapolis
Mr. McKee
Haying
Five Burned to Death in Ontario Fire
Five people perished when Michael Dwyer's Blyth home burned this morning just three miles from town. The blaze, under investigation, left a tragic toll as authorities search for a cause and note the victims include Mrs Borah and her three grandchildren.
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Blyth
Ont
Michael Dwyer
No New Fever Cases and No Deaths Reported in Jacksonville
Yesterday there were no new fever cases and no deaths in Jacksonville. Rumor of Jay Gould gaining control of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad is denied. Funeral services for Brevet Brigadier General Romayn B. Ayres were held at Fort Hamilton with St. Johns M E Church in the afternoon. The Maine official vote shows Harrison leading with a plurality. others listed with scattered results. Reports say Haytive Re pode agents will not pursue further recoveries from authorities. Wilhelm Duckelman of Ehrenfeld recently arrived in the US, was struck by an engine while walking on the Tyrone area railroad track.
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Jacksonville
Jay Gould
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fee Railroad
Romayn B. Ayres
Fort Hamilton
St. John’s M. E
G. W. Glessner
D. D
Bend
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Chamber of Deputies
M. Wilson
Maine
Harrison
Steamah Haytive
Washington
Wilhelm Duckelman
Ehrenfeld
Geri
Ivanialroad
Tyrone
Select Council to Launch Elevated Railway Bribery Probe
A five member Select Council committee will begin Monday at 2 pm an investigation into bribery charges linked to Philadelphia and Northern and the Philadelphia Northeastern Rapid Transit Railway. Squire McMullen chairs. Freeman opposes serving. Monroe aims for a fair, thorough inquiry.
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Select Council
Mr. Freeman
Squire McMullen
Fourth Ward
Han
Messrs. Atting
Monroe
Rose
Patton
Freeman
Fifteenth
Gates
Chamber
Graham
Thirteenth
Opperman
Clerk Paist
Philadelphia and Northern
Philadelphia Northeastern Rapid Transit Railway Company
City of
Philadelphia
Squire
Scheme Failed: Camden Bunco Men Target Elderly Victim
Thomas Fitzmaurice of Sixth and Berkeley streets, a 75 year old retiree, says a well dressed stranger posed as an old acquaintance and brought him to a rented room at 423 Stevens Street where a confederate joined in a bunco setup. He avoided handing over $1,000 after suspicions arose, and police were not alerted until yesterday.
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Bunco
Camden
Philadelphia
Thomas Fitzmaurice
Bixth
Berkely
Fitzmaurice
Orgwusithy
Dame
James Om
Gwatowes
Noted Criminal Bat Harold Nabbed After Altercation
Frank alias Bat Harold a former police recruit and recent East Penitentiary release was jailed after he and his brother Interfered with two Nineteenth district officers arresting John Lynch for stealing a watch. Lynch faced larceny charges as well. Each Harold was held on 5800 bail. Lynch on 800 bail.
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Bat
Harold
Eastern Penitentiary
John Lynch
Beechwood Street
Robert Fark
Janep Street
Musical Fund 1
Locust Street
Eighth
Harolds
Ner
Gomensey
Lynch
Burglars Set Fires to Hide Crimes in Arrooxa
Early today a fire on Twelfth Street destroyed Jaggard’s brick block Schimmenger’s drug store Darwin’s cigar store and Weissinger’s tailor shop, with losses around 15000. A row of stables nearby was also fired to cover the crime. Fire department efforts kept the blazes from spreading further.
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Twelfth Street
Jaggard
Schimmenger
Darwin
Weissinger
Luzerne Medical Society Expels Doctor for Advertising
In Wilkesbarre on December 6 the Luzerne County Medical Society expelled Dr J Harry Moore of Pittston after he advertised in two daily papers. His resignation was rejected at a society meeting and he was expelled without ceremony. James Bushel and John ONeill pled guilty to burglary and were sentenced to five years six months each in the Eastern Penitentiary following theft from Carl Gardiecke.
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Iits
Luzerne Medical Society
the Times
Wilkesbarre
Luzerne County Medical Society
J. Harry Moore
Pittaton
Moore
James Bushel
John O'Neill
New Court House
Carl Gardiecke
O'Neill
Bucky
Fell
Eastern
James Murray
Lhce
Vienna Street
Sophia Grim
Beach
Baptist Home
Tenth Baptist Church
Jacob Kline
Adolph Wey
Milton
Bartel
Passyunkavente
Farenla
Steeal
Gas Work Tellers and Their Pay Rise Pursued
Ninth Ward Gas Works stokers and helpers met at Twenty third and Market to hear the finance committee report on a petition to Councils seeking a twenty five cent daily pay raise. Chair man Dickerson reported support from the committee and rector Wag. Workers currently earn about 2.75 dollars per day for twelve hours daily seven days a week, with roughly 18 000 affected across gas works.
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Ninth Ward Gas Works
Dickerson
Wag
Clay and Wagner Resolve Employee Transfers Split
Clay and Wagner settle differences over staffing transfers between the Water Bureau enforcement in the Tax Office and the Gas Bureau. The deal ties a bill to Councils for moving positions. Department of Public Works gains one chief inspector nineteen inspectors one permit clerk and one assistant permit clerk. Department of Receiver of Taxes gains seventeen bill clerks and three consumption clerks.
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Clay
Public Works
Wagner
Department of Public Works
Water Bureau
Tax
Department of Receiver of Taxes
Bureau of Gas
Sharpless Murder Case Delayed as Lawyers Prep
The Sharpless murder case involving Wilson and Chopaz opened in court but was continued to Monday due to incomplete preparation. An affidavit from Moyamensing Prison inmate Joseph Lubberman alleging Chopaz confessed was deemed worthless. District Attorney Hannaman and lawyers Baker and Robinson questioned the story's credibility.
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Mevra
Wilson
Chopaz
Joseph Lubberman
Moyamensing
Istrict
Hannaman
Baker and
Powderly Targets Anarchistic Elements In Knights Columbus
General Master Workman Powderly says at the Indianapolis Convention that the order is weeded of troublesome elements including anarchistic foes who oppose institutions. He advocates reason before strikes and questions blanket suppression. Homer Le Boutillier & Co. sue A Herrmann for 1029.31 over upholstering and materials for the South Broad Street Theatre from August 25 to October 19. The defense argues contract price and worker issues.
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Powderly
Knights
Columbus
Workman Powderly
Indianapolis
Order
Herrmann Syed. Homer
le Boutillier & Co
A. H. Gangwever
A. Herrmann
South Broad Street
James H. Heverin
Herrmann
Lumber Firm in Trouble Faces Four Judgments
Four judgments were executed yesterday against Hotchkiss Scully and Hotchkiss lumber dealers of Williamsport on notes held by the First National Bank of Williamsport for 1000 dollars Payne Cochran and Co for 1035 dollars Williamsport Machine Company Limited 488 50 and Levi Townen 1814 37 Campbell Arenas Van Susquehanna Lumber Company and Coles were attached as part of the action.
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Williamsport
First National Bank of
Payne, Cochran & Co
Machine Company, Limited
Levi Townen
Campbell & Arenas
van Susquehanna Lumber Company
Coles
Probable death by own action of a clergyman in Oswego
Oswego New York December 6. It is regarded as nearly certain that Rev. W. L. Parker rector of Christ Episcopal Church disappeared mysteriously and likely died by his own act. He was seen near the river sea wall around the time of his disappearance with others noting a troubled state.
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Osgwnao
N. Y
W. L. Parker
Christ Episcopal Church
Sympathy Meeting Backs Parnell and Land Leaguers
A large gathering in St Marys Hall Camden last night expressed sympathy with Parnell and the Land Leaguers amid Times accusations. Hundreds of Irisdmen heard addresses and adopted resolutions pledging support to Parnell and his associates.
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Land Leaguers
St. Mary's Hall
Camden
Man Torn In Two At Weston Mills Near Olean
Special Telegram reports John Leroy of Weston Mills was fatally torn in two when his clothing caught in a revolving shaft at the mill near Olean. The accident occurred last night with the body parts falling twenty feet apart before the machine could be stopped.
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Weston Mills
Olean
John Leroy
Daly Mystery: Two Suspects Captured in Fiendish Plot
New York reports the Daly case resolved as two men who shot Phil Daly were arrested after confessing. Detectives tracked Henry Herman and Edward Meredith to addresses on Second and One Hundred Sixth streets. The Hammond and Stanton women allegedly plotted chloroform and robbery, aiming for 25000 dollars, with the shooting accidental.
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Hickey
Crowley
Hammond
Henry Herman
Herman
Second Avenue
Adelaide Stanton
Edward Meredith
Meredith
One Hundred and Sixth Street
Third Avenue
Addie
Stanton
Daly
Addie Stanton
Three Hours to Washington By Baltimore and Ohio Schedule
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cuts five minutes from the Philadelphia to Washington time, making three hours and fifteen minutes for the Limited Express starting December 9. The move, part of bold competition, doubles daily Philadelphia–Washington service and pledges no extra fare amid a high standard of equipment including premier Parlor Cars.
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National Capital
Philadelphia
Washington
Here
Alute
Aoe Geecore
Lecture for City Teachers on Ninth Grade Curriculum
The lecture room at the Girls Normal School was filled with principals and assistant principals for a drawing of the ninth grade. Superintendent James MacAlister distributed the syllabus and delivered a lecture outlining the year’s teaching plan. Next Thursday the tenth grade will be addressed.
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Girls Normal School
Seventeenth
Spring Garden Streets
James MacAlister
Evans Denied Certificate of Election in Third Tennessee
Nashville December 6 Governor Taylor is enjoined from issuing a certificate of election to H Clay Evans Republican Congressman elect in the Third Tennessee district. Petitioners charge fraud by Republicans.
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Nashville
Taylor
H. Clay Evans
Tennessee
Freud
Adjudication of Dr. Brunett Estate Draws Many Claimants
In Judge Hanna's court yesterday about a dozen witnesses and six lawyers examined the estate of Dr. John Brunett a South Fourth Street medicine maker who died last May leaving no will. Claims include heirs from Texas and Collins granddaughter of a Brunett sister plus service bills from Macomber Hall Moyers and others. An administrator and an escheator were appointed as ads seek further heirs.
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Hanna
South Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Southwark
Register of Wills
Commonwealth Title and Trust Company
Brunett
Mary Gartine
Old Hops Hose Company
John C. Brunette
Denison
Texas
St. Louis
Alsace
Collins
Willetta Macomber
Matthew Dittmann
New York
Industrial School Training Move Gathers Support in Harrisburg
A joint meeting of State Normal School representatives and Governor appointed commissioners in Harrisburg endorses introducing industrial training into common schools. Governor Beaver supports the plan. Dr. Atherton outlines a study of a similar system abroad. A resolution requests $10,000 per normal school for buildings and equipment and $3,000 yearly for instruction.
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TIMMS
Harrisburg
Beaver
Atherton
Industrial Education Commission
Trial of Gennaro Ciofi for Gerafallo murder resumes
The murder trial in Philadelphia resumes as witnesses describe the quarrel between Gennaro Ciofi and Gaetano Gerafallo. Ciofi testifies he stabbed in self defense after Gerafallo raised a razor, with illness and hospital death noted. jurisdiction question anticipated.
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TIMES
Norristown
Gennaro Ciofi
Gaetano Gerafallo
Cioffi
Commonwealth
George G. Hoover
Gerafallo
Episcopal Hospital
Ee Ee Eod
Cut Crystal Stock in Philadelphia At Ten Percent Discount
The Philadelphia display offers ten percent off on Cut Crystal as an inducement to visit the showroom. The stock includes Fine Pottery, Cut Glass, Lamps, and Objeta d Art with over 30 styles of Cut Glass in the fifth division. Holiday buyers are urged to view the exhibit.
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Philadelphia
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