Taft Commission Arrives in Manila to Shape Philippine Government
United States transport Hancock brings the Philippine Commission to Manila amid welcome by General MacArthur and officials. Judge Taft previews limited powers, plans for a gradual civil government, and a broad school system while awaiting knowledge of local conditions.
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Manila
United States
Hancock
San Francisco
Philippine Commission
General MacArthur
Palace
MacArthur
Twenty-sixth Infantry
William Haft
Filipino Supreme Court
Remey
Asiatic
Taft
Associated Press
Commission
Otis
McKinley
Philippines
Spooner
Hong Kong
Armado
Cortez
Washington
Naulty Held for Murder in Third Precinct Court
Charles A. Naulty was held in the Third precinct police court on a charge of murdering his step mother Mary Naulty. His father Edward Naulty was held as a witness. The suspect surrendered to police last night and made a full confession.
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Tar Timea
Newark
Charles A. Naulty
Third Precinct
Mary Naulty
Edward Naulty
Peacock Great Lining Bargains Now On Sale
The store advertises a wide range of linings and fabrics at deep discounts. Featured items include Oriental Silk 15c, Fast Black Percaline 94c, Lining Lawn 10c, Hair Cloth 25c, White Lawn 40 in at 13c, and Fast Black Batiste 17c. Also promotes McCall sewing patterns and a one year McCall's Monthly subscription with a free pattern.
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McCall
McCall’s Monthly
Summer Dress Goods Sale at Strawbridge & Clothier
Strawbridge and Clothier announces an early summer sale on light-weight dress materials with new imported weaves and exclusive patterns. Prices cut from one third to one half, including silk and wool bareges, etamines, voiles, and chenille-stripe fabrics with many single dress-lengths available. Centre Store Main Aisle.
Seaboard Air Line tour boosts faith in golden future
A 4 day 1684 mile Seaboard Air Line voyage from Richmond to Tampa impressed directors and guests with the roads progress and future plans. The line links New York and the East with Tampa and the West Indies while awaiting Charleston and Savannah connections and an announced extension toward a southern harbor. President John Shelton Williams praised the directors with silver cups as about 99 officials traveled in comfort at a cost near 15000 dollars. Williams signals reliance on an inter oceanic canal to elevate Seaboard among top national lines.
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Seaboard Air Line
Richmond
Tampa
Fla
New York
West Indies
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Wayne MacVeragh
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
Charleston
Savannah
John Shelton Williams
Williams
Unknown Colored Man Struck by Trolley Car Near Newbold
A colored man sitting asleep on a platform of the Camden Gloucester and Woodbury trolley road at Newbold was struck by a passing car driven by Albert Howarth, motorman, and conductor Liam Pierce. He was taken to Cooper Hospital where he remains unconscious.
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the Times
Gloucester City
Camden, Gloucester
Woodbury
Newbold
Albert Howarth
Liam Pierce
Cooper Hospital
Potato bug invasion shifts Cedarville fields to corn and tomatoes
Cedarville on June 3 reports heavy potato bug infestations. Farmers plowed under tubers and replanted with corn as bugs move to tomato crops, where they devastate vines even more rapidly.
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the Times
Cedarville
New Jersey Briefs Across Cape May and Nearby Towns
The annual inspection of Company I Woodbury occurs tonight. Weakfish are abundant near Cape May City. Dr James Mecray of Cape May has a bantam hen sheltering two kittens at night. Seaston pearent closed owing to pearens at the season’s close. Glassboro Board of Health plans cleanup to prevent an outbreak. Captain Burton of Woodbury returned from Cuba with six white monkeys given to local children. Col George W. Smith of Cape May, once M E Sunday School superintendent for 25 years, now moves about only in a rolling chair. The Dennisville South Dennis Woodbine class of 1900 holds an election or event on a June evening with a set program. Gloucester county farmers attend a quarterly Board of Agriculture meeting to discuss gardens from both genders. The Episcopal Church of the Advent in Cape May is four months old in mandaiation and needs $700 to purchase the old Presbyterian property. Sabbath services mark a children’s day in Woodbury.
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Company I
Woodbury
Cape May
James Mecray
Seaston
Paghent
Avey
Pearens
Glassboro
Captain Burton
Cuba
George W. Smith
M. E
Dennisville
South Dennis
Woodbine Public School
Gloucester County
Board of Agriculture
Episcopal Church of the Advent
Presbyterian Church
General Charles F. Eagan Lived Incognito in Philadelphia
Aged about sixty, General Charles F. Eagan stayed five days at the Lafayette Hotel in Philadelphia under secrecy. He dictated letters in the writing room and spoke to few guests, while his name did not appear on the hotel register. He discussed Spain and the Philippines, suggesting a long-term U S presence and predicting Aguinaldo would surrender only after a generational struggle.
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Lafayette
Lafer
United States
Charles F. Eagan
Eagan
Philadelphia
Summer Underwear Lots at Real-Value Prices
Real value summer underwear sale highlights mans cotton balbriggan shirts and drawers. natural wool shirts and drawers. women's ribbed cotton and lisle vests. gauze cotton vests. children's gauze shirts and pantalets. Units priced per dozen or per piece with steep discounts. East Store Market St offers seconds pricing from 10 to 29 cents.
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Tuh East
Market St
Summer Gloves at Lowest Prices for Kids and Women
Today's specials offer Women's Fleur-de-lis Kid Gloves in suede with grace finish in black white and colors for $1.50. Women's Kid Gloves with two-clasp fasteners in black white and colors priced at $1.00. Available at 7ic East Store West Aisle.
Bed Spreads Honeycomb Weave Summer Weight
Centre Store on Filbert Street offers a summer weight honeycomb bed spread that is washable and durable priced at 75c. The item highlights easy laundering and serviceability for daily use.
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Centre
Filbert St
Eyewear sale and eye exams at local store
An old shop advertises blue or London smoke frames adjusted to fit the nose. Prameless dark eyeglasses reduced to 40 cents a pair. Dark spectacles with nickel plate rims priced at 2éc. Eye examinations offered free and oculists’ prescriptions promptly filled at the main avenue store.
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London
Main Aiste
Archambault Imports Chinese Rattan Chairs Directly
W. E. Archambault & Son announces direct import of Chinese rattan chairs with solid comfort and durability for porch use. Prices start at $2.25, with samples produced by postal delivery. also offering bamboo porch curtains grass seats Japanese straw hand bags dress suit cases mats and linens.
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Orden
Archambault Case Across Court at Corlin Market Sta
A legal notice describes a dispute involving V. E. Archambault & Son and N. E. Corlin Market Sta. The case appears in a historical newspaper segment with filings and procedural details noted for the local market area.
Special Values in White Goods at Low Prices
Advertises deep discounts on white goods at East Store Filbert Street. Offers reduced prices on white piques, colored piques, fancy leno plaids, colored embroidered Swisses and embroidered Swisses in multiple grades and sizes.
Cut Glass Sale Offers Deep June Discounts at Weat Store
A Weat Store ad on Pilbert Street promotes major markdowns on cut glass and crystal items for June weddings. Water pitchers, carafes, bowls, tumblers, finger bowls and olive dishes are cut to 2.25 to 13.50 dollar ranges, with engraved rock crystal and colored pieces highlighted.
Summer Wash Skirts Offer Low Prices at Centre Store
The Centre Store promotes a broad summer skirt sale with plain white pique linen and denim options. Prices range from $1.00 to $15.00 for various styles including plain white pique, plain linen, and trimmed linen designs, all marketed as practical everyday wear with strong value.
Sale of Infants and Children's Hats and Bonnets
Children's Caps and Bonnets, a top American maker, sells remaining stock of infants and children's summer hats, caps and bonnets for 1900 season at half price or less. Lot prices range from 25 to 100 cents with regular values shown, sizable assortments, first buyers likely to snag best values. p-East Store Second Floor.
Silk and Woolen Dresses Offer Great Values at Centre Store
Descriptions of satin foulard India silk gowns in lavender blue old rose and black and white with prices from 88 to 55 dollars. Woolen cashmere broadcloth dresses in gray navy garnet brown priced 18 to 55 dollars. Black cashmere etamine nun’s ceiling pieces priced 15 to 45 dollars. Also 81 by 90 inch unbleached and bleached fabric at 0.50 and 0.05 dollars.
Travelors Needfuls Rainwear and Rugs at West Store
Travelors' Needfuls offers blue and black Cravenette rain cloaks with cape at $11. Men's rain coats in tan and gray from Covert Cloth claim waterproof performance without rubber. Imported steamer rugs in wool at $12, with plaid and reversible options. West Store on second floor.
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West Store
Refrigerator ad promotes Jewett models and savings
More people have bought the Jewett this year than ever before, praised as the best made and most economical. The copy notes low ice use, easy cleaning, and pure air across compartments, with Uprights eight to one hundred twenty five dollars and Chests six forty five to twenty eight dollars, at West Store basement.
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Jewett
West Store
Hosiery at 25c a Pair for All Ages at Bast Store
Great prices on men's cotton and lisle half hose in black and colors, with stripes and patterns. Women's black cotton hose with unbleached feet offered at 25 cents, plus lisle and gossamer options also 25 cents. Children's ribbed and plain cotton hose, socks, and three quarter hose all 26 cents. Market Street Bast Store.
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Market St
White Caps threaten town with tar and feather type terror
A telegram reports members of the White Caps tarred and feathered A. Smith Alford and threaten others. Charles Hunekar John Peterson and George Sanders are ordered to leave town. Hunekar departed fearing a visit that night. Salem authorities consider arresting Alford, but Mayor Hampton objects. Alford plans to return to New York State tomorrow.
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Alford
Salem
A. Smith Alford
White Cape
Hampton
New York State
Mob violence warned as arrests may follow
Officials pledge to suppress mob law if arrests do not follow. The text warns that others may meet the same fate as Alford if guilty parties are not identified and prosecuted.
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Alford
Unlucky Car Renamed to Remove Hoodoo in Gloucester
Gloucester City June 3 Superintendent William H Wilson of the road reports No 13 is unlucky and car No 113 has been changed to No 111. The trolley pressed into service two years ago has repeatedly met mishaps including collisions and derailing with motormen fearful to operate it.
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Times
Gloucester City
William H. Wilson
Camden, Gloucester and
Woodbury
Ance
Bedding and Metal Bedsteads Renovation Ad
Local firm offers bedding renovation and metal bedstead services at 1 Market Street above Market. They claim to renew bedding almost to new and urge customers to consult early for comfort and best results.
Italian Citizens Against Festival Denounced in City
A June 5 celebration marking the 1648 Constitution was denounced by a 400 plus naturalized Italians gathering at Beneficial Hall. Alphonso Timbuni chaired, Dr Ferrero of New York spoke, with Samuel Clarke and Joseph Previty also addressing concerns about Italian homeland conditions.
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Italy
Beneficial Hall
South Eighth Street
Alphonso Timbuni
Dr. Ferrerro
New York
Samuel Clarke
Joseph Previty
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Aio
Kelly Horris
Sts
Peacock
C. O. Peacock
Market Street
S.A. L
Sure OF Golden Future
New Jersey
Gen. C.F. Eagan
Secret
Broad Street
Spain
Aguinaldo
May's Landing
Atlantic Lodge
Presbyterian Cemetery
E. D. Riley
Cramer
East Store
Pilbert St
W. E. Archambault & Son
V. E. Archambault & Son
N. E. Cor.lin « Market Sta
Weat
Pir
India
Bridgeton
Tae Tuoses
Lester
F. A. North & CO
Chestnut Street
Wenumater
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