Famous hotel in New York closes its doors
The Silver Dollar Smith Hotel on Essex Street shuts down after 15 years, ending a rowdy era that made its owner a political figure and drew leaders from the East Side. The decline followed the founder Silver Dollar Smith's death and the business is now permanently closed.
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New York
Essex Street
Smith
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Hester Street
Eisteddfod closes in Scranton with choral prizes awarded
The National Eisteddfod ended with Mendelssohn's The Night Is Departing sung by four choirs of 200. First prize $1,000 went to Utica's Philharmonic Society under Edward Daniels, second prize $250 to Wilkes-Barre Choral Society led by John Lloyd Evans, and Scranton Ladies' Choral Society led by D B Thomas won $300 for best ladies' chorus. The male chorus prize of $100 went to Wilkes-Barre Dr Mason Glee Club for The Britons All Through the Night. About 20,000 attended the three sessions. Walter Debroech and G Parsons Price served as chief adjudicators.
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Utica
Dr. Mason Glee Club
Wilkesbarre
Trtcans
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G. Parsons Price
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Army Veterans to Meet in Gettysburg Encampment
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports the thirty sixth Pennsylvania department Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Gettysburg. Tuesday evening includes welcome by W. Clarence with speakers Governor Stone Levi G McCauley General J P B Godin and General T J Stewart and Congressman Mabon. Wednesday morning hosts the first business session and candidates for Department leadership are De Mahon and Robert P Scott of Butler. The Ladies Relief Corps will hold their annual convention.
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Pennsylvania Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
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Department of le Mahon
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Butler
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Greene and Gaynor Seek Fair Trial After Extradition
Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor may return for trial if another judge presides. Their counsel says they fled to Canada believing they could not obtain a fair hearing before Judge Speer, and they offered to face trial before anyone but Speer.
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John F. Gaynor
Laflin Kellogg
Canada
Judge Speer
Kellogg
Shields
Georgia
Brown
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Carter
Locust Pie Dinner Draws Baltimore Guests
In Baltimore County near Lauraville George F. Brochat hosted a locust pie feast for friends at an ice cream parlor back room. Guests sampled the pie with mixed reactions while Brochat boasted of his locust culinary experiment and planned locust ice cream for July 5 and 6.
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Baltimore
George F. Brochat
Hamilton
Lauvraville
Baltimore County
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Anthony Miller
William Miller
Richard A. Graham
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Mrs. Altland
Mr. Broehat
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Graham
Mr. Brochat
Hatch Declares for Loudenslager and Camden Sheriff bid
Camden politics grow tense as former Mayor Hatch announces independent sheriff bid if no Republican nomination and backs Loudenslager for Congress. Baird’s backing shift sparks factional splits with Vansant reformers and Mines under sheriff plan amid county power struggles.
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Camden
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Congress
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Miller
Salem County
Herbert W. Johnson
Johnson
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Courts Compile Extensive Equity and Mortgage Dockets
Court No 1 2 3 and 4 list numerous equity assumpsit mortgage replevin trespass and other actions fijing attorneys for each case and noting parties such as Jefferson Ice Manufacturing Company People Bank Germantown Trust Company and Union Building and Loan Association. Discharged bankrupt Frank Pfeiffer and numerous judgments entered in Common Pleas Courts with balances and note details.
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William Adams
Equity
Neall
Bonniwell
Res. Thomas 7Arm
Joseph A. Janney
Janney, Steinmetz & Co
the People’s Bank
Assumpsit
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State Lavi Bank
Harry J. Bonzarth
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
J. W. Logue
the Girard Trust Company
William J. McAuliffe
Guardian
G. T. Bispham
Gebbie & Co
Adele Ritchie
Assumpant
Marsh and Robinson
The
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Charles Tuennermann
Alfred Young Rs
the Union Traction Company
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Grant Miller
FE. Eisenhower
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Max Friedman
H. Beadiner
C. Conant
Samuel Stern
Simon L. Black
Huey
George R. Fleming & Co
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Attevasye
Chapman and Chapman
Ferdinand G. Henry
Hornberger
Winfred S. Adams
Ae RK
Fleming & Co
Jane Holden
Arthurs
Arnold
Socrates F. Kimon
George Rowe
BK. W. Kirby
Fidelity Trust Company
Julius L. Heinzstein
Union Building and Loan Association
Mary Kessler
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Wayne Iron Works
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Woodwant
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Michael McCusker
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Julia B. Jackson
Edward Phist
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Samuel Gill
Ann Larkins
Mary T. Walsh
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Theodore Nichterlein
Caroline Nichterlein
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Anns M. Cutchith
Wilson M. Walker
United States Circuit Court Hears Infringement Equity Action
The Champion Blower and Forge Company starts equity proceedings to restrain D. H. Potts from alleged infringement of letters patent relating to rotary fan blades and ring-gear attachments.
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Champion Blower and Forge Company
United States
D. H. Potts Ned
Common Pleas Calendar Opens With Heavy Equity and Motion Lists
The page outlines Equity Trial and Current Motion lists for Court No. 1 with calls for Monday June 9 1902. It shows numerous cases across Dutton vs Paramore to Collins v Chiye nee and notes preliminary calls and trials in Rooms A B K EF for various lawsuits divorce and administrative matters. The dense docket names many parties and law firms reflecting a busy calendar.
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the Society
Read
Pettit
Cuyler
Michener
Dale
Ralston
Morrison
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Beil
Hepratiner
Formen
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Borilance Travis
Furbush
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Parhawk
Grace Et al
the Bank
Te Price
Wollaston
Hepburn
Manet. Co
Haemo
Stoeverker
Stove Co
Ballou
Beck
Robbinses
Sadset
Nanas Sar G Sonness
Missing youths reported in city addresses
Robert Har a 14 year old from 3418 Melvale street and Charles Willar from 470 East Rittenhouse street have been missing since late May 10.
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Robert Har
Melvale Street
Charles Willar
East Rittenhouse Street
Mey
Free mail delivery to Gloucester City begins tomorrow
Gloucester City will establish free mail delivery starting tomorrow with twenty four letter boxes distributed. First collection will occur at 7 oclock by carriers Benjamin E Poole Edward Beissell and Frederick Gibbons.
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Philadelphia Times
Gloucester City
Benjamin E. Poole
Edward ©. Beissell
Frederick Gibbons
Georgians Criticize Roosevelt on Lynchings Comment
Georgians broadly oppose President Roosevelt using lynchings in the South to defend army actions in the Philippines. They say he unfairly targets the South in his Decoration Day speech, noting northern critics like Senators Hoar and Pettigrew and differing views in Georgia’s capital.
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Roosevelt
Philippines
South
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Phipps Plans a Sanitarium for Denver
Lawrence Phipps former Carnegie Steel official outlines Agnes Memorial Sanitarium to be built on 160 acres near Denver with $750000 in funding. New York and Pittsburg architects design the project. Construction starts this fall. preference given to Western Pennsylvania patients.
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Denver
Lawrence Phipps
Carnegie Steel Company
Agnes Memorial
Agnes Phipps
New York
Pittsburg
Phipps
Western
Pennsylvania
Common Pleas Decisions New Trial List
Court entries show multiple cases granted new trials or discharged. Notable items include Cammy v. Reilly & Co and Digthier et al v City with rulings for new trials, and Sechasmed v City also granted a new trial. Other matters involve discharges and enforcement actions in the common pleas docket.
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NEW Trial
Xyes
Cammy Ve. Reilly & Co
Ve. City
Discharck Ve
Jurors Summoned For June Term Grand and Petit Lists
The court orders jurors for the first period of the June term of the Court of Over and Terminer and Quarter Sessions. Grand jurors listed by name and address. Petit jurors assigned to Room 653 with names and addresses.
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Court of Over
Rule for new trial discharged in Denniston vs Home Life
Referee Richard Dale reports in Common Pleas No 2 that Denniston against Home Life and Investment Company and others should yield judgment for the defendants. The suit sought $6563.14 plus interest from July 7 1891 for the charter and shares of Home Safe and Investment Company under a written contract.
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Richard ©. Dale
Common Pleas Court
William H. Denniston
Home Life and Investment Company
E. B. Twadell
George M. Miller
Thomas H. Parks
Samuel Lees
Charles R. Dundore
Joseph Longheim
F. Carter
J. H. Mann
R. L. Brownfield
Daniel Buck
F. Dundore
W. A. Hendrickson
Robert Stewart
William S.S. Kirk
Home Safe and Investment Company
Orphans Court Opinions On Estate Disputes In Philadelphia
Judge Penrose modifies adjudication in Susan B. Sturgis estate case after partition petition is dismissed. Judge Ashman upholds dismissal of probate appeal in Robert Patton will case amid claims of undue influence and alleged insanity. Public notices list numerous jurors and named residents across streets and wards.
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Susan B. Sturgis
Ann R. Reynolds
Testatrix
Cambria Iron Company
Penrose
Ashman
Register of Wills
Robert Patton
Patton
Sophia Hartbour
Watton
Decrees in Orphans Court On Saturday Proceedings
Decrees entered by President Judge Hanna discharge Bertha McFadden as executrix of Pauline Ziegler. Trusts named for Susanna Unruh James I Jones and Deborah H Gordon. Trusts for Charles Esher. Banneh Green discharged as administratrix Elijah Green. Industrial Trust discharged as guardian for William Hering. Joseph P Ingram discharged as administrator Hannah B Jones.
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Judge Hanna
Bertha McFadden
Pauline Ziegler
American Trust Company
Susanna B. Unruh
Ashman
James I. Jones
Deborah H. Gordon
Taylor
Arthur Smedley
Fidelity Trust Company
Charles F. Esher
Conrade 8. Esher
Bannah J
Guardians Appointed for Minors in Orphans Court
Guardians named for minor estates in Saturday Orphans Court include Alice T. Gaul guarding Gaul minors Aaron T. Clymer for Elwood A. Clymer Joseph Haines for Frank Reilly Robert J. Deegan for V. Deegan Charles A. Bosse for William D. Todd and Harry Pouchet for Luigi Trocca.
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Alice T. Gaul
Gaul
Aaron T. Clymer
Elwood A. Clymer
Joseph Haines
Frank Reilly
Robert J. Deegan
Nee E V. Deegan
Charles A. Bosse
William D. Todd
Harry Pouchet
Luigi Trocca
Wills admitted to probate in city estates and inventories filed
Wills admitted include David Rombold Andrew Gardiner George Lauer Virginia Bop Isabella Allabaugh and Edmund Frishmuth Jr with various stated values and bequests to local charities. Inventories show Hamilton Kuhn Tilghman Keim Ernest Kaufman Caroline Smith and John Havens with totals ranging from about 5 210 to 89 334.50.
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David Rombold
Edmund H. Frishmuth, Jr
Chestnut Street
Andrew Gardiner
North Twenty-third Street
George P. Lauer
East Huntingdon Street
Virginia Bop
Mt. Vernon Street
Isabella Allabaugh
North Park Avenue
Baptist Orphanage
Angola
East End
First Baptist Church
Norristown
Hamilton Kuhn
Tilghman Keim
Ernest Kaufman
Caroline Smith
John Havens
Criminal calendar lists trials in three rooms today
Trial list for today includes prison cases in Room 653 under Judge Beitler with charges such as conspiracy larceny assault and battery bigamy and impersonation. Room 676 under Judge Sulzberger with bail and embezzlement charges. Room 433 Judge Davis notes no Juvenile Court session.
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Agnes Quinn
Charles B. Kelly
Amanda Quiren
Mary Feren
Sarah Mullen
Faward McGeehan
Alfred Grayviow
Robert McCabe
James Trodden
William Harvey
Harry Johnson
Lawrence Maher
William Lippe
John Rutherford
Charles Saunders
William Collins
John Harris
Charles Southern
Timothy Bradley
Charles Elliott
Arthur Kindel
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Sulzberger
Michael Muldowney
Joseph Foster
George Davenport
F. D. Murphy
Joseph Curry
Antonio Mash
John Hanson
John Horn
William Mallory
Joseph Donnelly
Morris Fox
Max Joseph
William Edgar
James Irwin
Hugh Gloster
William Hollis
George Madden
Fritz Hansen
Copegreeter
Charles Gallagher
Bagstog
Joseph Beer
Hallendorn
Gabriel Jummueel
Rewes
Cope
Thomas Bay
Josephine Kiefper
Mary Corliss
Rank Bullin
Huston Dimn
Charles T. Carpenter
Annie Crosby
Judge Davis
Coal prices and labor notes in Wilkesbarre period
The dispatch summarizes diverse local and national items including a coal market surge with bituminous coal at five dollars a ton, factory shutdown risks, liquor license fee failures, Bryn Mawr fundraising tied to Rockefeller, political delegate alignments, the National Fod exhibition in Scranton, mine workers’ strike momentum, and international notes from London to Paris. It also reports on incidents in Staten Island and a Staten Island car crash, plus various sports results and societal events.
Twain's Wealth Grows Quietly Through Rogers Aid
The Kansas City Journal notes Mark Twain has regained wealth and become very rich again thanks to Henry H. Rogers, the Standard Oil magnate. Rogers manages Twain’s surplus cash, guiding profits and ensuring no future financial misfortune befalls the author.
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