Tubercle Bacillus Under Discussion At Meeting
New York June 3 The American Congress of Tuberculosis and the Medico-Legal Society debated tuberculosis pathology and bacteriology. Dr J J Kinyoun and Dr H Edwin Lewis led talks on micro organisms, mixed infections, and individual susceptibility. A museum exhibit on tuberculosis is displayed in the hotel banquet room.
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New York
American Congress of Tuberculosis
Medico-Legal Society
Hotel Majestic
J. J. Kinyouh
Pennsylvania
H. Edwin Lewis
Burlington
Kinyoun
Koch
Lewis
Germany
Williams. Macgill
Carnegie Laboratory
P. J
Augustus C. Bernays
St. Louis
W. W. Johnson
Hartford
Congress
Army Medical Museum
Washington
Leach slander suit seeks 5000 from Robinson in Camden Supreme Court
Mrs Lillie Leach mother of 17 year old Charles F Leach files in Camden Supreme Court for 5000 dollars claiming defamation by Silas Robinson who accused her son of dishonesty after a wage dispute The suit will be heard in September term In other Camden news Moses Hill is jailed on 400 bail after assaulting his wife with intent to kill and bids open for public bath sites June 16 with 15000 budgeted between Kaighn Avenue and Federal Street and the riverfront area
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Lillie Leach
Charles F. Leach
Walnut Street
Canden
Supreme Court
Silas Robinson
Third
Linden Streets
Leach
Robinson
Moses Hill
Chestnut Street
Camden
Recorder Stackhouse
Ella Hill
Kaighn Avenue
Federal Street
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Delaware River
Bradbury Bedell
South Twenty-second Street
Emeline R. Bedell
Sarah W. Bedell
Charles H. Reed
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Yale College
Bedell
Nancy Briggs
North Sixth Street
John Ballentine
John Lee
Ellen C. Lee
Wif
Jane
North Marshall Street
C. Josephine Seesholtz
Johan Wanamaker
Lreral
Britler
Herbert Wright
Annie Wright
Eastern Penitentiary
Joseph Burke
Adams Epprese Company
Henry Williams
Gustave E. Gabler
Charles Saunders
James Brown
Charles Southern
Rachel Arks
G. Morris
Harry
Farmer
Sulzberger
George McCann
Sarah Blam
David Barr
Batlee
James Fishey C. Merrill
Auls Lang
William K. Lombard
John Hunter
Robert Hunter
William Kornkeef
Hugo Lohse
Martha Lohse
Sadie Megargie
Philanellse Scramp
Rebecca Schneiderman
Generosa Santora
William Sages
James W. Barry
James Huber
Davis
Barton Appeals for Reinstatement by Supreme Court
Horatio N. Barton, once a prominent Trenton lawyer disbarred in 1898 for extortion involving Colonel Thomas S. Chambers, asked the Supreme Court to reinstate him. Ex-Judge William M. Lan ning led the motion with many lawyers signing a petition. the appeal cited poverty and suffering as consequences of the disbarment. The court held the motion under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Trenton
Supreme Court
Horatio N. Barton
Thomas S. Chambers
Barton
William M. Lanning
Lanning
Runaway horse wrecks window in Atlantic City
A runaway horse hitched to Schoenthal Brothers laundry wagon crashed into Arthur Lynde’s plate glass storefront on New Jersey and Atlantic avenues. The horse bled to death after being pinned by glass. Louis Schoenthal was severely injured, Jacob Schoenthal broke a leg, Mrs. John W. Greer and daughter escaped serious harm despite flying glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Schoenthal Brothers
Arthur Lynde
New Jersey
Atlantic Avenues
Louis Schoenthal
Jacob Schoenthal
John W.greer
Philadelphia
Pennington Seminary Commencement Schedule
Pennington Seminary announces its sixty fourth annual commencement from June 18 to June 19 led by President Dr Thomas O Hanlon. Events include lawn fete June 13 baccalaureate June 15 farewell services June 15 7 30 p m Y M C A and Y W C A anniversary in Methodist Church June 16 8 p m music concert June 17 8 p m oratorical contest June 18 11 a m trustees meeting and 8 p m Philamethean exercises June 19 9 30 a m commencement address by Dr Willis Fletcher Johnson Shaw Chapel plus week long art exhibits.
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Pennington
Pennington Seminary
Thomas O'Hanlon
Shaw Memorial Chapel
Methodist Church
Pennington Cerson
Conservatory of Music
Shaw Chapel
Board of Trustees
Philamethean Fraternity
Willis Fletcher Johnson
New York City
Attorney General seeks insolvent ruling for Newark lender
Attorney General Mc Carter for State Bank and Insurance Commissioner Bettle filed to show cause why Republic Savings and Loan Association of Newark should not be adjudged insolvent. He also sought an injunction restraining conduct pending appointment of a receiver. Chancellor Magic took the papers and will decide this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
McCarter
State Bank and Insurance
Bettle
Magic
Republic Savings and Loan Association of Newark
Aer
Hudson County SPCA Granted Tax Exemption in Jersey City
The State Board of Taxation granted exemption from taxation for the Hudson County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The Jer City unit was approved as a charitable organization under section 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Board of Taxation
Hudson County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Jer
Grinny
Emma
Court Proceedings and Probate Highlights Across Philadelphia Courts
Court 1 and Court 3 calendars list assumpsit and trespass suits including Venturra Blanco versus Frank Snyder and Alice McGillin versus the City of Philadelphia. Estates on audit include Bradbury Bedell's probate, with substantial real and personal holdings and a Bequest to Yale, plus Briggs and Ballentine estates valued at thousands.
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Venturra Blanco
Frank
Snyder
Assumpsit
J. M. Cohan
Emil Hartman
Harry Kuemmerle
A. H. Scherer
William A. Shaw
Philadelphia
Edmund Molloy & Son
Isaac G. Ferguson
Fahy
the Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trus Company
Jonathan Gilbert
Maggie Mullen
A. Fahy
James McCarey
Sarah M. Gill
D. J. Shern
Charles M. N. Killen
J. Harvey George
W. N. Morris
Philip Scheer
Marks Brothers
Lukens
Isaac KR
Davis
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Monaghan and
Phillips
Rosie Pasonsky
The
Union Traction Company
A. Mackey
Alice McGillin
J. J. Ontort
D. Justins
Frank P.tehell
John C. Patterson
J. B. Rutherford
Pennsylvania Company For
Samuel Wallace
J. G. Johnson
Sarah Kingsmore
Ludwig Piano Company
Goodbread
Mary P. Killion
Carl Muller
Adolph Sonnefeld
James J. Brennan
Assimpsit
Bankrupt Readings and Judgments Tide Ledger
Reading in U S District Court adjudges two individuals Thomas P D Bausher and Abram J W Baker as voluntary bankrupts with liabilities totaling 26 045 71 and 9 70 67 respectively and assets of 15 402 50 and 2 583 44 Referees Christian H Ruhl and Christian H Jubl adjudged. Numerous judgments entered against others in Common Pleas Courts for debts notes and security interests with amounts listed including 1505 25 240 58 1365 00 and more as executions and notes move through the docket with various lenders and guardians noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas PD. Bausher
Reading
United States District Court
Christian H. Ruhl
Abram J. W. Baker
Christian H. Jubl
Common Pleas
George W .M. Hanley
Edward W. Farrell
Mabel FE
George FE. Hanley
James S. Roop
Lizzie ©. Norton
Norton Decorating Company
Geib & Neilsen
Edward Whitehill
Margaret Brady
John R. K. Scott
H. A. Barger
Frank Shaw
William Shaw
Annie FE
Jamison
Richard Cripps
Michele Pannnzio
Guiseppe Vaniero
Joseph W. Peckworth
C. Tyson Kratz
Eleanore Rigby
R. T. Hazaard & Co
William F. Roland
The
Berean Building and Loan Association
W. F. Hegar, Jr
Planet Mille Manufacturing Co
Andrew Beattie
John M. Campbell
Rudolph Paris
Michael Cigler
James Armstrong
M. A. Dempsey
David Gorodesky
Rosa Gorodesky
Meyer Hoffberg
Courtroom Docket and Trial Results Across Multiple Courts
Court activity details rulings and new trials across five rooms led by judges Britler Sulzberger Beitler and Davis. Defendants face charges from larceny and assault to embezzlement with numerous acquittals and several new trial denials or grants.
Orphans Court Adjudicates Balances for Estates
Judge Ashman presided yesterday as balances were distributed in the Orphans Court. Jane Matthews and Mary J. Quesserott were adjudicated against Edward A. Lentz in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashman
Jane Matthews
Mary J. Quesserott
Edward A. Lentz
Reading Company reelects directors amid trust dissolution plans
The Reading Company annual meeting shows reelecting directors F Baer H P McKean A Antelo Sam Dickson J L Welsh and others as Morgan controlled voting trust governs until October when dissolution is expected. Dividends of 2 percent due and possible fourth payment ahead of trust end may determine actual ownership.
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Morgan
Reading Company
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Baer
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Reading
Voting Trust
Pat
Morgan Baer Dominate Reading Railroad Control Amid Rumors
The Reading Railroad has seen huge stock trades with rumors of George Gould and Pennsylvania or Vanderbilt ties. Most believe J. Pierpont Morgan and President Baer hold the votes, keeping management with Baer as Morgan’s representative in anthracite interests.
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Reading
George Gould
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Morgan
Baer
No New Haven Deal Denied by Pennsylvania Officials
Pennsylvania Railroad officials reiterate there is no truth to reports of leasing the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad or taking possession July 1. President Cassatt states relations with the New Haven are strong, with a traffic agreement and proposed bridge from Long Island to Ward's Island and Morris Point, but no plans to enlarge New England traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Pennsylvania
Cassatt
New Haven
East River
Long Island
Ward's Island
Morris Point
New England
Massachusetts
Railway and Telegraph Break Deepens In Corporate Rift
The feud between Pennsylvania Railroad and Western Union widens as notices end their contract on December 1 and the railroad hands over Arcade building business to Postal Telegraph. Officials confirm renewal unlikely and foresee Postal absorbing the railroad’s traffic after Western Union exits.
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Pennsylvania
Western Union
Postal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Arcade
W. H. Baker
Green
Postal
Pennsylvania Special to Chicago Fast Train Launch
The Pennsylvania Railroad will start a twenty hour train between New York and Chicago on June 15 called the Pennsylvania Special. It will run daily from West Twenty-third Street Station New York at 4:00 PM to Chicago arriving 8:55 AM next day. Fares include an extra charge of 8 dollars New York Chicago 6 dollars Philadelphia Chicago and 4 dollars New York Pittsburgh.
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East
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Chicago
West Twenty-third Street
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cotton Pool Men To Meet To D evise Way Out Of Legal Tangle
Eight railroad traffic officers indicted by a federal grand jury in Memphis will meet in Washington with general counsel and division attorneys from six railroads to decide a course of action. Led by W. W. Finley the group aims to quash indictments by arguing the pooling was lawful. In Baltimore a railroad election and new division freight appointments were announced, with officers re-elected and multiple appointments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Federal Grand Jury
Washington
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway Company
Shipping News Highlights Philadelphia Port Trades
The June 4 shipping page lists numerous steamers and schooners bound to and from Philadelphia including Eastaway, Beavis, and Grace with cargoes of merchandise, lumber, and bones. Water levels and harbor notes are included along with Delaware Breakwater traffic, arrivals and sailings, and freight terms for West India and South American trades.
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Port OF Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Buenos Ayrean
Eastaway
Glasgow
Liverpool
St. John’s
N. F
Halifax
H. & A. Allan
East Point
Beavis
London
Brandywine
Hayns
Shields
L. Westergaard
Allegheny
Chase
Savannah
Merchanits’ and Miners’ Transportation Co
Ericsson
Grace
Baltimore
Groves
Defiance
Evene York
William P
Clyde
Ragmaw
Nneli
Richmond
America
Mielie
Port Antonio
United Fruit Co
Lottie Beard
Slocum
New Bedford
Box Brads
J. L. Nicholson
Frederick Roessiner
Eastman
Jacksonville
Lumber
Haldt & Cummins
William K. ‘Park
Lee
Brunswick
Ties
Bethayres
South Gardiner
O. H. Hagerman
J. H. Rutter
R. B
New York
Belth
Flora and Grace
Boston
A. N. Hughes
Shipping News Roundup From Atlantic Ports and Global Routes
Arrivals and clearances reported at Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Wilmington Charleston New Orleans Boston and more include steamers Ya muri Engebretsen Storm King Alberta and Oceanic. Vessels sail to Philadelphia New York Boston Havana and Trieste with barges and tugs. Reports note a collision near Barnegat and a fire aboard a German tank steamer in Hamburg harbor.
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Baltimore
Yamuri
Engebretsen
Port Antonio
Uller
Boe
Tala
Tangye
Rio Janeiro
St. Lucia
Mokta
Cooper
Huelva
Gloucester
James
Boston
Anthony Groves, Jr
Fowler
Philadelphia
Laurena Clayton
Simmons
Gregorytown
Frank W. McCullough
Brink
Governor's Harbor
Tormentor
Moon
Providence
Montana
Lewis Mpson
Storm King
Crosby
Antwerp
Havre
Brilliant
Ger
Keller
Flushing
Brookline
Francis
Habil Nors
Gudmundsen
Baracon
Mary T. Quinby
Arey
Norfolk
Jeanie Thomas
Campbell
Savannah
Cumberland
Warrington
Cailed
Habit
Edwards
Hillsboro
Lizale V. Hall
New York
D. C. Curtis
Hodgson
Helen W. Martin
Ross
Lacy Wheatley
Taylor
Harry C. Shepherd
Cranmer
Buena Ventura
Gibbs
Hoboken
Glenvech
British
Davies
St. Petersburg
Freddie Hencken
Inman
Wilmington
N.C
George W. Clyde
Chichester
Charleston
Comanche
Platt
Jacksonville
Yale
Aarseth
Banes
Cuba
Martha Helen
Georgetown
T. Morgan
Anthony
Annie
Wall
Warner Moore
Crockett
New Orleans
Finnland
German
Brommer
Bremen
Esther
Stevenson
Bluefields
Proteus
Gager
Arcadia
Hamburg
Sabine Pass
Paraguay
Bates
Lackawanna
Renee Rickmers
Nielsen
Haverford
Barnegat
Boant
Washington
York
Great Lakes
Steel Trust
Eastaway
Allan Line
Ruel Ayrean
Liverpool
National Conference of Corrections and Charities Officers Elected
On June 3 in Detroit the twenty-ninth annual National Conference of Corrections and Charities closes. Officers elected at the 61st session include President Robert W Forest of New York and J J Kelso of Toronto as vice presidents. Frederick Degetau of Porto Rico named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National Conference of Corrections and Charities
Robert W Forest
New York
Woot
Stephen Ep
Belt.win
Detreg Wars
Ton
J. J. Kelso
Toronto
Enh
Ael
Frederick Degetau
Porto Rico
Seers
Jeff Columbus
Ereier
Gragd
Tornado Hits Louisburg, Killing Farmer in Wisconsin
A tornado struck Louisburg near Plattville on June 3 demolishing eight barns and outbuildings. Farmer Edward Ward was inside a barn when it collapsed and died. Heavy rains and winds destroyed crops, risking total losses on many farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattville
Wis
Louisburg
Edward Ward
Receiver for Kansas City Trust Co. Named
Kansas City June 3 Wash Adams was named receiver of the Leon Foyss estate to succeed the late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Trust Co
Kansas City
Wash Adams
Ted
Leon Foyss
Pegez
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Jersey
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Michael A. Dooley
Stewart
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Charles H. Kahane
Donna Wiser
John J. Speer
Otto F. Muller
J. Scott
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Smithers
Frank MecDevitt
H. C. Scott
Charles N. Kellen
William
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George D. Walcott
W. Cooper
Thomas Ross
Barclay & Baror
Mathews and Hyman *B. Burgeleiser
Delaware Ineuryr Company
D. W. Mram
Sadie Oskovitz
Roxborough, Chestnut Hill and
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Koona
Mark Kesselman
Anna Kesselman
Eb, Raymond
Herman Granich
Joseph Brakpis
Assumpastt
H. W. Scarborough
John F. Dawson
City of Philadelphia
H. J. Scott
Hymen Napodensky
Minnie Spitzer
Henry Rosenthal
Morris Rosenthal
Hanna
Orphans’ Court
Emily Oe Francenia Briggs
Chas. Williamson
Eliza Cook
Sarah _ Raynor
Isaac P. Brapin
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John B. Dorriss
Alex
American Society
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Lee Ve. City
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Rieder
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Charles Courtney
Antonio Moreno
James W. Doran
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Michael Cione
Pasquale Benento
H. D. Rengeleison
Henry Auer
William Walker
Hillary Jordan
Thomas Mackin
Rudolph C. Lukens
Walter &Reelman
Onesimus
K_. Detwiler
Louis Morgan
Robert McSwiggan
Geo. Heins
Edwin Thomas
Samuel B. Harbison
Rose Lieberman
Rose Leberwohl
Erie and Western
Erie and Western Transportation Company
South Fifteenth Street
J. J
Hest
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Pseph . JF
J. Geo. Oe Baker
Iho" W. McAllister
Onry Budd
Lippincott Josbua
Gregg
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Connellsville
H. M. Matthews
Western
W. L. Cremish
Cleveland
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Newark
D. G. Gray
C. T. Wight
Lance
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Wallace
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Juno
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Alfred - France Marie
la Croix
Marseilles
B. Hamburge & Co
Annie M. Allen
Retker
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Hardt & Cummins
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Dora
Malvern
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Whitman
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Fall River
Charles Silver
N. J
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William E. Bernard
Watson
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Bath
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Main
Harry Landell
Virginia
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Re Teens
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Reedy Island
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Pray
France Marie
John
Deering
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French
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Friend
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Kennebec
Jennie Sweeney
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Sir Garnet Wolenley
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Hamba
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