Scientific Bread Making at Clean Modern Plant
A New York plant by National Bread Company showcases hygienic, machine driven bread production. Workers bathe, wear company clothing, and operate advanced kneading and molding machinery to produce uniform, clean bread with minimal human contact from flour cleaning to baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Broadway
National Bread Company
Boston
Wader Construction
Scientific American
Ex-Caterer carving school charms Engaged One into lesson
In a humorous scene the Engaged One urges Slim to join Ex-Caterer’s carving school for future housekeeping. The con man boasts of years in hotel kitchens teaching meat division skills. Slim, doubtfully skeptical, agrees to enroll to please her and avoid domestic mortification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim
Ile
Jst
A Microscopic President and Amba Cummings in Distress
Amba Cummings seeks an audience with the President during Harrison's White House tenure. Denied an interview, he expresses disgust and rage to the President’s secretary Lige Halford, insisting the executive must meet him for an urgent matter. The scene captures procedural gatekeeping in a tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amba Cummings
White House
Harrison
Amos
Supreme Court Opinions From Harrisburg June Fourth
The Supreme Court released numerous opinions across counties including Lancaster Northumberland Philadelphia and Luzerne. Cases such as Steuer vs Mellinger and Goodman vs Coal Township received reargument orders while many others including Keefer v Sunbury School District and Wright v City of Lancaster were affirmed. Justice framed notes reference multiple counties and appeals including Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Berks with reversals in Grubb v Galloway and Lewis v Lewis. The court adjourned without setting a meeting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Curiam
Steuer
Mellinger
Common Pleas
Lancaster
Athy
Long
Goodman
Coal Township
Northumberland
Commonwealth 'S
Keystone Laundry Company
Dauphin
William E. Haker
Robert Manley
No. 2
Philadelphia
John Whaleben
Warren Mica Lubricant Company
Warren
George W. Keefer
Sunbury
Pennsylvania Canal Company
Lewisburg
Michael Mooney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Luzerne
Commonwealth Va
Guthrie Et al
Spring Brook Water Company
Pittston
Laaerne
Springrook Water Company
Ashmert
Doud
Delaware Railroad Company
Andrew J. Ledwith
Mary Reichard
Fayette
Lewis Estate
Ve. Hillard
Orphans’ Court
Phillips
Wright
City of Lancaster
Sander
Ve. Union Trust Company
Lock’s
Myer
York
Messender
Clay and Hinckletown Turnpike Company
Heiss
City of
Commonwealth
McDougal
Gitts Estate
Gitt
Grubb
Galloway
Blair
Brock
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Lebanon
Justice Potter
W. F. Eline
National Tube Works Company
Allegheny
Lewis J. Lewis
Samuel B. Lewis
Schuylkill
Dean
NEW SUITS Court No. 1 Civil Docket Summary
A long list of civil actions. Patrick Kearney vs Michael McDonald trespass and others involve multiple attorneys and court numbers. Several assumpsit and mortgage actions follow, naming numerous plaintiffs defendants and law firms across Courts No. 1 2 3 4 5 with references to Union Traction Company Philadelphia City and various banks. Regular session suspended until Monday. decisions and motions listed with details on demurrers and judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kearney
Michael McDonald
C. J. Buckman
Adolphe Schwab
Nellie B. Baylinson
Assumpsit
M. Hyneiman
Benjamin
Franklin Goets
City of
Philadelphia
H. A. Mackey
Charles H. Stackhouse
Eugene Jochmann
Assumpait
Goldsmith
Krupp and Field
Isador Liberman
O. B. Jenkins
Janes Ritchie, Jr
Va. J
Wolfe
M. J. O'Callaghan
The
Union Bank and Trust Coun Ce
Nashville, Tenn
Reukaaft Sons
Cooper
Young, Smyth, Field & Co
Singer
Assumpeit
H. E. Samuel Sherburne
Ida Saciitonia
Union Traction Company
Fell and Spaulding
E. Z Brailey
Ginger of Eatindatphiey
James J
Michael Golden, Jr
City of Philadelphia
J. T. Murphy
Herman Jonas
Jonas Bros
Simon Abeles
M. Hyneman
George I. Grant
Philadelphia Gear Works
Quaker City Electric Company
Reber and Downs
Fiizabheth R. Butler
Ianae H. Goodman
Goodman, Loeb & Co
Attourney
J. T. Hopple
Benjamin Mitchell
A. T. Ashton
Camden National Bank
Camden
N. J
BE. B. Snyder
Agsumpsl
H. M. Allen
Charles H. Herdegen, Sr
United Gas Company
Geo W. Somebole
Charles EK. Warburton
Ttorney
A. M. Cooper
James T. O'Brien
Julia O'Brien
A Trewing Company
W. W. Carlile
Dintenfass
Chtermyer
Register of Wills probate entry lists multiple estates
The will of Dr. Allen H. Hulebizer, died May 18, valued at 35000, names Ida Hul ehiver and Samuel C. Worman as executors. Portions to St Joseph’s Hospital and Joshua Yeager, with funds for the hospital and library. Other probated estates include Mary Dyett’s, Ellen Sergenot, Mattie Evans, and more, plus hearings on Bridget Loughran’s estate and various court verdicts and sentences in pending cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen H. Hulebizer
North Fifteenth Street
Ida T. Hulehiver
Samuel C. Worman
Clemson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Purgatorial Society of
St. Peter's
North Firth Street
Edward Mallin
North Tenth Street
Annie
Landgren
Mary Dyett
London
England
Ellen Sergenot
Mattie K. Evans
Frederick Rentschler
James Leonard
Bridget Loughran
Fifth and Catharine Streets
Catharine Grogan
Judge Instructs Scott on Insanity Case at Norristown Hospital
Judge Davis in Criminal Court No 3 directs that future insanity hearings be handled by John RK Scott or after a public hearing. Annie Dobbie petitions to commit her daughter Martha L Dobbie to Norristown Hospital. the petition is granted with Scott to publish notice and oversee hearings. Court adjourns some sessions. jury empaneled for Charles Beecher trial on marital infidelity. Grand jury returns six indictments, including William Hurtt for selling liquor without a license and other cases involving assault, larceny, and cruelty to animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Cranston
William B. Drew
Frank Ivey
Ery
Thomas
Wiltbank
Alfred Gravinow
Leah Garber
Chemnitz
Russia
Fannie Allen
James Long
McMichael
John Dougherty
Thomas Melirath
Zomenia Roach
Bertha McFarland
Sulzberger
Antonio Servido
Thomas Calfarty
John Wagnar
McCullough
Ames W. Doran
Stanley
Ramsden
TD. Beugeleisen
Morris Kessler
Beckle Bernstein
Jacob Golden
Thomas Holt
Joseph Ralston
Bernard Costello
Walter Greenhalgh
Charles Courtney
Onesimus K. Detwiler
State Hospital
Norristown
Judge Davis
Y John RK
K. Scott
Annie Dobbie
Martha L. Dobbie
Norristown Hospital
Mr. Scott
Davis
Scott
Beitler
Arte Pear
Charles H. Beecher
Sole Davis
Lst
T Is Commonwealth
Silas Shaw
Commonwealth
Samuel Salter
Edward Wi. Ware
Clarence Meeser
John F. Slater
James F. Sheehan
KF. E. Jackson
Harry Clark
Edward P. Macken
Joseph J. Redgera
William Hurtt
Henry Potter
Rebecca Cannon
Helen Somers
William RR. Carter
Ballee
Belle Voss
Willam Hoe
David Jacobs
Shipping News Update From Delaware Breakwater Locales
June 4 reports arrivals and sailings of vessels including steamer Anthony Groves Jr bound for Baltimore and various fruit, lumber, and ballast carriers. Multiple ships and barges traverse Philadelphia area ports as market conditions for sail tonnage remain steady amid lumber demand and coal freight disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Groves, Jr
Fowler
Baltimore
Groves
Katie
Johannesen
Port Antonio
West India Fruit Company
Stillwater
Thompson
United Fruit Company
French
New York
William PB
Clyde & Co
Teresa Castellano
Trapani
Table Bay
Barbados
L. Rubelli
Jennie Sweeney
Hudson
Ferrandina
Stetson & Winsmore
John B. Deering
Locke
Jacksonville
H. D. May & Co
Elwood Burton
Wasson
St. John
N. B
Haldt & Cummins
Henry Clausen, Jr
Torrey
Fernandina
New York Arrivals Signal Transatlantic Steamship Movements
A scrambled freight and passenger list notes arrivals on June 4 in New York. Vessels Prinsessen Victoria Lolse Olivette Key West Lampasas Galveston Ask Port Antoile Watson Philadelphia Caribbee Golf Stream Laces Monterey Vana Tedd ee Lacronia Stelly Emory Lottie Moore Leechwood Belaversy Benjamin P unt Buenos A Steamers Valencia Kingston L Aquitaine Havre Adra Fernandina Hubert Pare Tennyson Pernambuco Grosser Kur Bremen Columbia Boi Pits Meeeee Ree St Paul Southampton Zeeland Ant Heijos Sn aks oka ee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran
Bellenden
Lucia
Jersey City
Swansea
Seoees
Citta di Enoa
Glasgow
New Orleans
Manitou
Eiverpool
Las Lorraine
Havre
Ees
Hesperia Sanes
Genoaga
St. Louis Etruria
Liverpool
Barbarossa
Southampton
Cherbourg
Buenos
Manitouer Eses
London
Naples
St. Louis
So Laurentian
Vathampton
Friesland
Ove
Antwerp
Germanie
Eee
la Lorraine
Bremen
Thiopia
Laba
Genoa
Mesabas
Truria
Rotterdam
Teutonic Ag
Kaiser WG
Patricia Dessaren
Hamburg
Auguste V
Norway
Philadelphia
Teutonic
Southwark
Remen
Trave Cymrie
Astoria
Minneapolis
Campania
Noordam
Verpool
Vaderlands Dane
Bluecher Te Eeee
Citta di Torrine Tea
Névaples
Robertan Viveld
Une
Alleross
Statendam
North Cape
Spitzbergen
Prinsessen Victoria Lolse
Olivette
Key West
Lampasas
Galveston
Ask
Port Antoile
Watson
Caribbee
Monterey
Vana
Lacronia
Stelly
John 5
Emory
Lottie Moore
Leechwood
Belaversy Benjamin Punt
Buenos A
Valencia
Kingston
L' Aquitaine
Adra
Fernandina
Hubert
Pare
Tennyson
Pernambuco
Grosser Kur- Bremen
Columbia
Boi Pits
St. Paul
Zeeland
Ant
Were
Heijos
Sn Aks Oka
Shipping News From Atlantic Ports June Arrivals and Clears
Domestic ports report arrivals and clearances of steamers schooners and barges on June 4 and surrounding dates. Vessels from Germany Britain Norway and the United States are listed with names destinations and origins alongside ports including Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Charleston Savannah and New Orleans. Several ships are noted as sailed or cleared to ports such as Havre New York Philadelphia and Port Antonio with numerous schooners and barges accompanying the long catalog of movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Due
Arcadia
Hamburg
Switzerland
Antwerp
Jdune
Moiies
Glasgow
Penumanor
Rotterdam
Crown Point
Noordland
Liverpool
Manchester Market
Manchester
Montauk Point
London
O Sall
Maryland
London East Point
Avonmouth
Haverford
S Cressels
Penn Manor
Rhynland
Fuxinia
Assyria
Sgoro Ors
Asc Cviess
Hamburg Nederland
Marcus Hook
Marseilles
Esperia
Kismet
Maun
St. Luca
Cape May
Benefactor
New York
Reredy Island
Kauma
Leith
J. M. Guffey
Galveston
Fort de France
Prudence
Bradley
Therese
Tacony
Gideon
Canton
Malvern
Whitman
Saxon
Providence
Hilda
Savannah
Reedy Island
Rauma
Prudence Reedy Island
Bantry
St. John
Florence Creadick
Lank
Brunswick
Juno
Ald
Eee
Banes, Grecian
Boston
Donald
Port Antonio
Lilie QO. Wells
Allyn’s Point
Carisbrook
Havana
Matanzas
Crawford
Bangor
Baltimore
Breslau
Yeyen
Bremerhaven
Wilhelmina
Bone
Dalquiri
Hudson
Robinson
Ericsson
Grace
Frostburg
Svendsen
Gloucester
Edward L. Martin
Mumford
Tarpun Bay
Melle Rhodes
Dobbins
Governor's Harbor
Barrett
Swain
Standard
Yamuri
Engebretsen
Dresden
Petersen
Venetia
Milne
Newport News
Marianne
Hieglich
Edelson
van Allens
Boughton
McLain
Portland
Cassie F. Bronson
Bennett
Manhatan
Diser
Chesapeake
Delano
L. L. Sprague
Wixon
Lynn
William Co
Carnegie
Reed
Katharine D. Perry
Conner
Slaterdyk
Baron
Amsterdam
Pring Eitel Freidrich
New
Eleanor A. Perry
Sewett
Pees H. Benedict
Gen. Walcott
Ngar
Norfolk
Thurland Castle
Smith
Havre
Catrncross
Potter
Coruna
James Pierce
Wall
Mund Sherwood
Kelley
New Bedford
United States
Ajax
Hutchinson
Manila
Fannie C. Bowen
Chase
Fall River
Salled
Iris
Devig
Banes
Cuba
Harry Luckenbach
Peck
Hoboken
Harry Shepherd
Cranmer
Tryon
Peter C. Schultz
Crowley
Suffolk
John J. Ward
Wilber
Schickahinny
Portsmouth
Charleston
Vale
Aarseth
Haslngden
Willis
Tampa
Marrett
Gray
Bertha F. Walker
Moore
Ladvig Holberg
Kaldager
Port Natal
Duart
Dalatel
Bremen
City of Augusta
Daggett
Rastorssen
Livingston
Harald
Halvorsen
Bocas del Toro
Venus
Jorgensen
Port Limon
Tornado
Blakeney
Alvarado
Queenstown
Westernland
Ivernia
May
Morro Castle
Helen
Urauta
Pilley's Island
Statheim
Enliaseiptis
Digby
Ethel Clarke
Southampton
Corean
sanent-Dhees Light
Marens Hook
Ganecogerta
Cambrian Aintwerp
Pies Nyame
Brandeoity
Apak Eng
Dieskree Fark Rhynland
Teute
Anctoria
Execution Issued in Common Pleas Case Against Aldworth
A capias was issued citing William W. Aldworth as a defendant in a Common Pleas action. The note, dated February 4, 1902, lists an amount of 2240 dollars and names Eighth and Dauphin streets as context. Patrick Kearney issued the capias against the defendant with ball fixed at unspecified court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Fourreau
Bengal
Igner Cage
William W. Aldworth
J A
Eighth
Dauphin
Patrick Kearney
Discharges and Judgments Cast in District and Common Pleas Courts
A list of bankruptcies and judgments appears, naming George Green and Aaron Rodgers trading as Green & Rodger in Ashland and Shenandoah residents. Discharges include involuntary bankruptcy for Green and Rodgers, voluntary for Shenandoah residents, with numerous judgments recorded against individuals and firms in Common Pleas Courts, detailing creditors and amounts such as Kennedy 500, Potts 102, Vorndrad 875, Opel 400, Bergner & Engel sale, and others. The records also reference mortgage actions, assignees, and notices involving local firms and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Green
Aaron Rodgers
Green & Rodger
Ashland
Sehuylkill County
United States District Court
William FH. Worner
Shenandoah
Sehuy Fist County
Ene B. Smith
Emma Louis
Common Pleas
David Kennedy
Thomas Kennd
E. B. Wilkinson
Wilson & Rogers, Incorporated
Cunningham
Mery A. Potts
Geo E. Potts
Johann Vorndrad
Eugene Etaehle
John W. Opel
Barbayra
A & Pote
Abraham Teltelwan
Julius Salkevitz
Teltelman & Salkovitz
William Iselin & Co
Clayton W. Person, Jr
John Jay
Walter George Smith
N. Alexander
William B.purvis
Presbyterian Ministers’ Fund
Wesley & Son
Albert T. Heston
D. Hall
John Gaurt
N . MM
Louisa Kuhtting Mills
Edward W. Woolman
Orphans Court Adjudicates Estates in Four Courts
President Judge Hanna presides as estates listed for distribution in Court No 1. Judges Ashman Penrose Ferguson handle named decedents including Martha Bullock Harriet Severus William Leeds Annie McFetrich Churchill Houston Winthrop Smith Jacob Lodge Harriet Thomas Edward Delaney and others in separate court rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Hanna
Martha Bullock
Harriet M. Severus
William KR. Leeds
Annie McFetrich
Churchill Houston
Winthrop B. Smith
Jacob Lodge
Ashman
Harriet Thomas
Edward Delaney
Oo Hague
Julian C. Walders
Thompson
Penrose
John
Charles Fricke
Orphans Court Opinion by President Judge Hanna
Fragmented court opinion discusses exceptions and findings in an estate case. It notes an underlying conclusion that the accountant intended to gift his commissions to a trust, with certain exceptions sustained in part and others dismissed. The text references auditing and a June decision, signaling an upheld ruling in part and remnant issues to resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Quarter Sessions Court No 1 Beitler Handles Brown and Thomas Conviction
In Court No 1 Judge Beitler presided as Herre Brown and Edwin Thomas were convicted in a Stasse be. Further details are incomplete in the fragment, but the ruling confirms their conviction and the proceeding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Beitler
Herre Brown
Edwin Thomas
Din Stasse Be
New Jersey Mosquito Set to Control Elections
A satirical piece from the Boston Post mocks the New Jersey mosquito as a pervasive menace. It catalogues its supposed traits, lineage, and burglar tools, joking that it could sway elections until the state provides better housing for its aged and infirm mosquitoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosten Post
New Jersey
Diptera
Masons and
Odd Fellows
Tropics
Old Mena tablet shows ancient motion in animal art
Eadweard Muybridge notes that Fourth Dynasty Egyptian artists rivalled nature, with a bull and a deer on the Mena tablet dating to about 4700 B C illustrating advanced locomotion. A horse stride phase and a deer jump resemble later frescoes, revealing early understanding of motion unknown to modern scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Flinders Petrie
Mena
Campo Santo
Pisa
Pisano
British Museum
Egypt
Eadweard Muybridge
London Times
Denmark Shows Strongest Women Trade Union Center
A Danish development highlights heavy female union participation with 7 243 women organized nationwide and 5 244 based in Copenhagen. The unions span fourteen trades and include a significant portion of the organized female workforce, reflecting notable collective bargaining activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Copenhagen
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Bread
Fanny Corbin
Justice Mitchell
Joseph Stevenson Ve
Ebervale Coal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Relief Association
Emma BK
Wolf
Alice R. Young
Common Leas York
Justice Mestrezat
G. N. Groves
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway Company
Common Viets McKean
Willoughby Et al
Buffalo, Rochester, and Wittsburg
McKean
Pennsylvanianee For
Frank Allgaier
John G. Johnson
Aron I. Lanson, Jr
D. F. Hallahan
Union Tractions Company
Treepass
J. Y. Brinton
Ralph B. Cohen
Theennsylvania Railroad Company
J. BL. Walker
Ginsburg and
Laborof
Simon J. Susskind
Aseumpsit
W. Scarborough
Frances Bryson
Philadelphia Brewing Company
Carlisle
Benjamin FP. Ferre
Fairbanks Company
J. B. Walker
Decistons
Gaumer
Pessino
McCrea
Malson
Hecht
Tree Company
Severpane
Judgment of
Israel
Samuel Untermyer
Louis Bergdoll
Louis Bergdoll, Jr
Elizabeth Igdoll
Untermyer
Bergdolie
Isaac Abramson
David Sluger
Man Rosenberg
Abramson
Germania Theatre
North Third Street
the Shipping News
Port OF
Giorge H. Stout
Troy
Albany
William P. Clyde & Co
Defiance
Ford
Anthony Groves, Jr. Fowler
J. L
Nicholson
Lille O. Wells
Wells
Allyns Point
J. J. Nicholson
J Henry Edmunds
Fiddler
Weat Everett
Carrie Strong
Strong
Maldt & Cummins
Mahanoy
Toston
Indian Ridge
Newburyport
O T
Eagerman
Bradley and
Sterling Coal
Towing and Transportation Companies
France Marte
Gibson
Sydney
Als
West Indian
Glengall
South Atlantic
Bernilla
Laura
Equitas
Mediterranean
Lacroma
Virginia
Barcelona
Wessel
Frederica
San Semen
River Platte
Pape
West India
Fort de Nee
Vate Terme
Anijek
Chile
Philadelphie
Hingo
Lizard
Armenia
Milano
Hama Euske
Orleans
Pra Point
Ocean
Crefeld
Gibraut AB
Steatoer Karamania
Phil
Scilly
Florence
Sheet Harbor
Nova Stotia
Annie T Balen
Mijelde
En Fruit Steam America
Tasitane
Porta
Yestemay
Edmund Gets
Hannah A
Stetnow
Loulee Brown
Walter
Reeve Peewee
May M
Lafferty
Judge Ashman
Derico Fess
Sara
Richard Farrell
John H. Humphre
John Donahuerown
B. Conrow
Ream
Aban
Annie M. Simpson
Eenee
Maury Lehsettee
Charles Tees Arvey Ee
Ety Son
Perry
Albert Gratz
Barclay FP
Potts
Wrens
Judge Penrose
Charles Lennig
Perry Tree
Elien Cle Frente
Pat
Miriam G
Mary i
Quarter Sessions Court
FOR
Trade Unions For Women