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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1902

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

Denmark Copenhagen

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