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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1901

Page

4

Transit Company Provisions Governing Stock Forfeiture and Capital

The act outlines installment payments with a 1 percent monthly penalty for delinquencies, possible stock forfeiture after six months, and suit options. It details stock issuance, transfer certificates, and member rights, plus sections on capital increases, borrowing, and bonds. It covers eminent domain, compensation schemes, and court processes for damages related to railway construction.

Board of Director

Emery bill amends Pennsylvania street railway acts

The document outlines Senate No. 502 Emery railroad bill to amend prior street railway acts, set track use rules among companies, require two year consent windows, and empower railways to acquire and lay tracks, with compensation rules and court procedures for disputes. It details sections on formation, powers, extensions, track use limits, continuous routes, abandonment rights, and repeal of conflicting laws.

Commonwealth Recorder of Deeds Secretary of the Commonwealth United States Lessee Eenetine Ojake Court of Common Pleas Tts Sre & Borat Anno Domini Anna Corbini

What the New Bills Mean for Railroad Corporations

A prom inent corporation lawyer outlines two bills, the Priory bill amending street railway law to extend approvals and allow leasing selling and acquiring lines, plus rights to use abandoned or temporarily idle streets and private property. The Fecht bill creates an elevated underground rail framework with eminent domain and broad purchasing power, but also raises concern over unlimited bond borrowing and weak cash requirements.

Court of Common Pleas Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Court of Common Commonwealth of Pennsyvania Fecht

Senator Flinn Loses Own Ward In Primary Battles

Philadelphia Times reports Flinn loses control of his ward as McTighe plus Quay factions vie for leadership. In Allegheny county contests, Wyman defeats Murphy. Douglas and McTighe supporters face offers of bribes. County conventions follow Tuesday with varied results across Berks Cumberland and York counties.

Philadelphia Times SBURG William Thomas Ward Will E Ward Flinn John W. McTighe W. W. Nesbit Robinson

State G A R Encampment Opens in Gettysburg

Special to The Philadelphia Tim es reports Gettysburg hosts the thirty fifth annual Pennsylvania G A R Department encampment with camp fire on Tuesday evening. General Charles H. T Collis of New York will welcome veterans, followed by speeches from Governor Stone Lieutenant Gobin Auditor General McCauley and Department Commander General Charles Miller among others. The first business session is Wednesday morning and three candidates contest the office of department commander.

Philadelphia G. A. RB

Postmaster Moves. Roaring Branch Post Office Shifts County

W N Seasholtz remains Roaring Branch postmaster, but the office moves across the county line into Lycoming. The shift ends a dozen years of service at Tide portion and reflects a four-candidate contest for the appointment.

Philadelphia Times Wellsboro Roaring Branch Lycoming County W. N. Seasholtz Seasholtz

Annual Reunion of Tenth Regiment at Connellsville

The second annual crop fire and reunion of the Fighting Tenth Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers will meet in Connellsville. The date is undecided, with possible options July 31, or August 13, marking Manila events, and veterans leaning toward July 31.

Philadelphia Times Connellsville Tenth Pennsylvania Volun Malate Manila Mieig A

New St Mary's Roman Catholic Church Dedicated at Newherrgatown

In Hanover on June 2 a large dedication service marked the opening of the St Marys Roman Catholic Church at Newherrgatown. Bishop John W Shanahan presided with Rev Martin Steffy as master of ceremonies and Rev Dr Frynn delivering the sermon. The new church stands as the southern Irania and was erected at a cost of

Philadelphia Times Hanover St. Mary's Newherrgatown John W. Shanahan Harrisburg Suring Towns Martin Steffy Fprynn St.ry's Col Sothern Irania

Smallpox case reported in Wilkesbarre involves a miner

State brief notes a small pox case in Wilkesbarre yesterday affecting miner Philip Folak. Police raided Shamokin restaurants confiscating several slot machines as authorities seek to curb illegal gambling. State Secretary Bard of Philadelphia delivered an address. Sanahie

Wilkesbarre Philip Folak

Dickinson Commencement Honors Reed at Baccalaureate

Dickenson College opened with a Baccalaureate sermon by President George Edward Reed on "Greatness Through Service" at Fancy Memorial Church. A large crowd attended praise services on campus and President Wright of the College Y M C A gave an address. Rev F D Gamewell of the University of Pekin delivered the evening discourse.

Carlisle Dickenson College Fance Memorial Church George Edward Reed Wright The Christian Association F. D. Gamewel University of Pekin China

Lebanon Valley College Commencement Schedule

Anville June 2 The thirty fifth annual Lebanon Valley College commencement runs June 9 to 14. Graduating list includes music graduates Lille Burkey Ruth Leslie Anna Fe Kreider and others in bachelor of science arts and master programs with several class years noted.

Lebanon Valley Philadelphia Times Annville Lebanon Valley College Lille Burkey Ruth Leslie Anna FE. Kreider Sue Moyer Lillie G. Kreider Mary Zacharias Kathryn Landis Ed. M. Balsbaugh Emma F. Loos William A. Burd Spencer Roop Jouie Ek Cross Harry H. Yohe B. Emenheiser Hteake Henry M. Baish Mayer Morris W. Brunner David M. Over Rob't R. Butterwick Wim. Otterbein Ropp Samuel F. Laugherty Edwin Rupp John EF. Kleffman A. Garfield Smith Kariig Kayoomilan Cyrus W. Wanghtel Thomas F. Miller Harry W. Mayer John R. Geyer Morrison Weimer

Naval War College Opens With Hackett Address

Special to The Philadelphia Times Newport R I June 2 opening of the Naval War College begins tomorrow with an address by Frank W Hackett Assistant Secretary of the Navy aboard the dispatch boat Dolphin. After the lecture an informal reception follows and Captain Chadwick will host a luncheon. A draft of twenty apprentices joins the training station as the facility nears nine hundred boys the largest number yet.

Philadelphia Times Newport Naval War College Frank W. Hackett the Navy Dolphin Chadwick Hackett

His Ancestors

A San Francisco Chronicle fragment mentions Father Muleanghey and a parlor scene with various characters including Panera Pat O Callahan and mol wives. the text is incomplete and unclear but notes dwelling in a domestic setting with several names.

The San Francisco Chronicle Father Muleanghey Parlor Anaa Panera Bet Pat O'Callaha

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