Judge Denies Not Guilty Verdict in Loper Trial
Testimony concentrates on the Guarantors' Company and its dealings with the People's Bank. Frank Hitler, former head bookkeeper, testifies Loper was general manager with full authority over policies cash and loans. An overdraft of about 110000 and transfers to Loper's personal account are alleged. witness details changes to drafts and notes. Judge Martin adjourns court to continue in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Mr. Shields
Frank T. Hitler
Guarantors’ Finance Company
Guarantors’ Liability and Indemnity Company
Mr. Rotherme
Loper
Herman W. Wilaus
People's Bank
Shields
Rotherfiel
Guarantors
People’s Bank
Guarantors’ Company
Gordon
Hopkins
James McManes
John C. Grady
Leper
Grady
Lopez
George A. McBride
McBride
Rothermel
Frank
Hitler
Rotherme
Bankruptcy matters heard by Judge McPherson
Judge McPherson heard arguments in United States District Court on bankruptcy matters including William Browne & Sons and the Phoenix Mills Company with debtors offering 33 percent settlement. Creditors object to Willis L. Bryant discharge as voluntary bankrupt, and questions arise over T. Ervin & Co. claim allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
United States District Court
William Browne & Sons
Phoenix Mills Company
Tke
Willis L. Bryant
Bryant
Orphans Court Awards Small Trust Sums in Flowers Estate
Judge Ferguson in the Orphans Court adjudicated the estate of Mrs. Mary Flowers who died in May 1889 intestate leaving 10 children. A fund of 28.83 was distributed with seven children receiving 2.68 each and three children 2.69 each.
Orphans' Court Audit List of Estates by Court Number
Estates to be called today for audit in Orphans' Court include Court No 1 Lakens Alonza Cobb Mary Overington Court No 3 Penrose Maria Sulsbach Samuel Maule Augustus Heaton Dorcas Young Eva Reed Lida Reed Colin Reed Reed Thomas Bromilie Annie Eye Court No 4 Judge Ferguson Estates listed include Thomas Hamilton Apple OBrien Patrick Kernan William Brown Josephine Goldey William Mortis John W Weder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakens
Alonza Cobb
Mary One Wiliam Overington
Adge Ashman
Wellenschley
King Nenash Doff
Catherine Brecht
Annie Clark
Pmas James
Michael Carr
Ellen Usher
Herman J. K. Wilkins
Samuel Hall
FJ Penrose
Maria Sulsb
Mercantile Tax Dispute In Bally Banks And Biddle Case
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania versus Bally Banks and Biddle Co faces a court decision on mercantile tax appeals. The dispute hinges on exemptions for sales of goods bought versus manufactured. Possible judgments range from $282.50 to $1,000.50 depending on exemption findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appraisers
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bally, Banks & Biddle Co
Common Pleas Court
Commonwealth
Suit on High School Contract Referred to Referee in Common Pleas
In Common Pleas Court No 4 an argument on exceptions to a referee's report revealed that F J Amweg contracted to erect an annex to the Boys' High School with Tradesmen's Trust Company as surety. Folz loaned Amweg twenty thousand dollars, paid from the city instalment. Trust company argued no liability after Amweg default. the referee found breach and suggested judgment for Folz. Court reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
F. J. Amweg
Tradesmen's Trust Company
Amweg
Leon H. Folz
Fole
Folz
Trust Company
Richard C. Dale
John G. Johnson
Alexander Simpson, Jr
Becker Denies Charges In Court Plea
Lewis Becker former president of Standard Brewery Company denies allegations of misappropriation. In his affidavit, Becker says he loaned money to the company and that a true account shows he owes only 13.24 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Brewery Company
Lewis Becker
Becker
Common Pleas Court
Foreign attachments issued in common pleas court
James A McCullough and Co. obtain a foreign attachment against Herman Bartenbach with bail set at 87 percent. DeLong and Coffin named as garnishees. Ezra Ber Tolet issues a similar writ against Webster Foundry Land Co. for William H. Bertolet with bail fixed at 967.88 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A McCullough & Co
Herman Bartenbach
Common Pleas Court
DeLong & Coffin
Ezra Bertolet
William H. Bertolet
Webster Foundry Land Company
Criminal Court List for Trial Docket Room 644
Following is a list of cases to be called for trial today before Judge Stevenson in Room 644. The docket includes false pretense embezzlement assault and battery malicious mischief seduction and related offenses with multiple defendants such as Craven Parson Webb van Horn and Elias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
J. Craven
George H
Parson
Fred G
Webb
H. C
van Horn
Michael F
Attery
Jena
Elias
Mashidi E
T Saar
A. William “M
Brigida
St . Lay
Charles
Green
Het Robert
Raham
Court session items in Common Pleas lists and rulings
Third call today includes cases Valetta v. Company and Mahoney matters. Demurrers overruled in Powelton Avenue Sewer and Brugger actions. Rule for decree absolute in Strode v. Strode. Building Association case argued to set aside sheriff's sale. Security for divorce in Naglae case discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mershall
Mahoney
Knights of Malta
Edmunds
Ferrie
Demurrer
Powelton Avenue
Carroll
Brugger
Saheb
Ast
Atherbolt
Mainson
Ve. Bernheimer
Naglae
Cercomrat
Amd
Secordingly Company
Legal Proceedings and Motions Continued in Court
The record notes judgments by agreement and continuations in several cases. It lists cases Fast v Dohan and Hengler v Henron argued, Suapender Co v Freeman over trade labels and boxes, and a continued hearing date, with no session today and the motion set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast
Dohan
Hengler
Henron
Suapender Company
Freeman
Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Court List Several Claims
Court records show multiple judgments filed yesterday including Real Estate Title Insurance Company against Louis J for 3675.60 and Provident Life and Trust Company against Thomas Marshall and John McCona for 4401.00. Other cases include Commonwealth Trust Company and McCurdy executors versus James G Abbott estate for 1055.00 and various mortgage and note actions with figures ranging from 70 to 4800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Rut Company
Louis J
Piecetien
Caner. E
William Webb
Nibtl Habet
Morte the Provident ‘Life
Witeall
Thomas Marshall
John McCona
Stmter Soman
Arere KR
Deacon
John A. Busch
John H. Wyle
Cosmos Butlett and Loan Association
Jane Maguire
Fan Batlae
Lean Rapso- German
Jane A. Miner
Uilding Association
John A
Anna W. Menamer
Matilda B. Lukens
Ezra H. Chase
Catharine Agnes
Edward Bhippen Et al
Arndt K
Mary L. Maryl Prickett
William E. Beavans
Mary A. Lupd
Mort. Swift & Co
William Sisks
Shippen
Houseproce
Philapha Trust
Mortgate
W. Evans
James L. Webber
Merican le Exchange
Lim
August Bachaier
Adolpi Hildebrandes
Union Traction Company
Benjamin F. Teller & Bro
Anna C
M. T. C. Jordan
Bertha Etenbeck
Henry
Ella Diefen
Charles Te Filler
Ida H. Bell
Webster
Laray F
Lulu Hall
Mary Curtin
Mary Loughlin
Catherine Conway
Same
William MacFarland
Sarah
Watton
Frank Trought
Mary Rick
Carl Eichman
Ry Svenson
Mary Born Svenson
Guise
Votta Rello
Sager
John I Vires Resskesan
Ee Clements Im
F. Donoghue
Herbert Revell
Tene
Jobo Car Ag
Herbert i Revell
Frapers P. Fos
John J. Walsh
Fom Sete
Register of Wills Admits Walton Will bequeathing $160000
The Register of Wills noted Collins W. Walton as having his will probated yesterday. The estate totals $160,000 with $5,000 legacies to the Spring Garden Institute the Presbyterian Hospital and others to fund a bed in memory of Samuell Walton. Contingent bequests named several charitable andChildren’s Aid Society related homes and hospitals. Additional probates include Catherine Tinney Burton P Johanson George Stock Johann Kuhn Charles All Sarah Ann Austin John T Barnes Margaret Montone George P Brown Elizabeth Rhoads. Administrations granted for William R Carson Margaret Chambers Milton Parl Graver Alexanders Patton Martha B Shillits Catharine A Slifer Allan Stewart Jr Gertrude S Moore tie Kelberein John Abbott and Virginia Jemens.
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Willis Singer
Collins W. Walton
Spring Garden Institute
Presbyterian Hospital
Samuell. Walton
Children’s Aid Society
Rush Hospital
Society
Home of the Merciful Saviour
Friends’ Home For Children
George P. Brown
Alizabeth Rhoads
William R. Carson
Margaret Chambers
Milton Parl Graver
Alexgnnes Patton
Martha B. Shillits
Catharine A. Slifer
Allan Stewart, Jr
Gertrude 8. Moore
Tie Kelberein
John Abbott
Virginia Jemens
Two Men Admit Adulterated Pepper and Cider Sales
Bernard Pelicoff and Thomas J. Gavin pleaded guilty before Judge Stevenson in the Quarter Sessions Court room 646 yesterday to selling adulterated pepper and adulterated cider. They were sentenced to pay the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Quarter Sessions Court
Bernard Pelicoff
Thomas J. Gavin
Lawsuit Seeks Damages From Carriage Factory Estate
William Angerman sues the estate of L Rodenhausen in Common Pleas Court to recover damages from injuries received at a carriage factory. Proceedings were started by civilist Ann J Morrison in Common Pleas Court to compel removal of two dangerous front walls at buildings 606 to 608 Water Street.
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William Angerman
L. Rodenhausen
Common Pleas Court
Dama
Orurles
Hutchinson Street
Ann J. Morrison
Commoas Court
Water Street
Trial set tomorrow in Camden for larceny and related offenses
The Camden Criminal Court schedules tomorrow at special sessions several cases. John Garvin faces larceny, William Wall assault and battery, George W. Smith messenger in lottery policy, Heusense larceny, Sere Clark larceny, Winefoik robbery, Sarr Carlton and others breaking and entering, with names including John Williams and Clarence Peters among the respondents.
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Criminal Court
Camden
John Garvin
William Wall
George W. Smith
Heusense
Sere Clark
Wine Fo Ik
Wa Sarr
Carlton
Clarence Noe Eters
Bie Sek
Rae John Williams
Priy
Suburbanites Debate Rheumatism and City Life
A fragment from the Brooklyn Eagle shows a suburbanite bemoaning rheumatism and city life while a city friend visits the suburbs. The dialogue hints at social contrasts as workers erect pales in front of urban and suburban areas.
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The
Brooklyn Eagle
Isolate
Lowleyville
Modest People and Guarded Against Assassination
A fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald notes J. Pierpont Morgan has consented to be guarded against assassination. The text then trails into a metaphor about the World theme and public concern, with unclear dialogue about accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
J. Pierpont Morgen
Incoherent Estate Narrative Sparks Questionable Excerpt
Fragmentary Detroit Journal text shows a misquoted speaker claiming a patrimonial estate remains enough for a final performance. The lines express confusion as a deceived girl falters amid unclear imagery and scattered phrases.
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Detroit
Beagt
Council push for 200000 dredging funds for Delaware and Schuylkill channels
Select Council plans to urge a $200000 appropriation to deepen the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers. Officials emphasize deeper channels to ease coal and cargo movement, with plans supervised by the Department of Public Works and subject to War Department approval.
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Joseph M. Adams
Committee On Commerce and Navigation
Philadelphia Times
Adams
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Department of Public Works
Schuylkill River
Illinois Rock
Delaware River
Haddock
George 8S. Webster
Bureau of Surveys
Ashbridge
Delaware
Schuylkill
Thirty-first Ward
Cramps’ Shipyard
Port Richmond
Sehuylkl
West River
Congress
Sechuykill
War Department
SiMness
Marcus Hook
Thurlow
Robert R. Bringhorst
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
New York City
Wave River
Select Council
James P. McNichol
Tenth Ward
Philadelphie
I'll tell you how it is parson says Board of Trade clerk
A Chicago Post excerpt presents a scene with a Board of Trade clerk negotiating with a clergyman over a fee in a tense exchange. The dialogue suggests a bet on a fee amount and a sixty day wait to test value, reflecting a brisk, humorous urban vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Board of Trade
Dickinsons 118th Commencement Held at Carlisle
Carlisle January 5 large crowd attends Dickinsons 118th commencement in Bosier Memorial Hall. Degrees conferred include Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Law with graduates from Maryland New Jersey Delaware and Pennsylvania among them John Beard G H Bonner and Mary White. Doctor of Philosophy Rev Frank Gamewell and Doctor of Divinity Rev John Adams also listed along with Master of Arts graduates.
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Pui
Carlisle
Jone
Dickinson
James W. Bosier
John E. Beard
Wrightsville
G . H. Bonner
Johnstown
Ralph L. Boyer
Hagerstown
R. Paul Brock
Wilmington
Johan D. Brooks
McFord
Kent J. Brown
Atlantic Highland
N. J
Josephine K. Brungate
Atlantic City
Harry EB. Crow
Liverpool
C. Nevin Diehl
Cashtown
Charles C. Dunning
Mechanicsburg
James T. Earle
Centreville
Leonard D. Emmet
Funkstown
Henry M. Lawrence
Trenton
Francis A. Manlove
Philadelphia
Dorsey N. Miller
Laurelton
Edmond J. Pressy
Little Silver
David W. Siegrist
Lebanon
Mary R. White
Andrew B. Wood
Dever
Del
Franklin T. Woodward
Washington
D. C
Jasper Alexander
William Henry Kern
Samuel E. Basbore
Daniel Bize
William 8. Clark
James N. Lightner
Joe F. Deal
Arthur Warren Mitchell
Edwards
Charles Augustus Piper
Lloyd Frank
Warren L. Shipman
William B. Gery
William T. Stauffer
Philip M. Granul
William 8. Taylor
Howard M. Harper
W. Alfred Valentine
Howard L. Henderson
Berton Bapers L. Hess
William E, Lorrie R. Holcomb
Aloysius C. McIntire
William W. Johnstone
Ralph D. Nicholls
Marry P. Katz
William H. Trude
Joseph B. Kennedy
N. Russell Turner
Frank D. Gamewell
the Unity of Pekin
China
Wills Fletcher
The
New York Tribune
John E. Adams
New Maven
Conn
James Conner
Charles C. Benton
George L. Downey
Anna Humes
E. Snavely
Abner
Logan
Samuel Bashore
Cyril
Frank
Ira McNeil
Theologians Graduate at Crozer Theological Seminary
The thirty third annual commencement of Crozer Theological Seminary in Chester is marked by twenty graduates receiving diplomas. Henry G. Weston presented the diplomas as president. Notable graduates include John Truman Anderson and William Galen Carey among others from Philadelphia and across U S towns. The class includes eight orators: Carey, Davis, Dunaway, Goode, Gregg, Henry, Meyer and Swift.
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Chester
Crozer Theological Seminary
John P. Crozer
Lomas
Henry G. Weston
D. D
John Truman Anderson
Upland
Wiliam Galen Carey
Ottawa
Can
George Harry Cole
Baltimore
Joseph Hutchinson Cooke
Philadelphia
Wiliam Bonnie Daughtry
Carrisville
Abner James Davis
Harry Dooley
Arthur Edward Reimer
James Shaw
Newark
N. J
George Hiram Swift
Philadelph
Charles Pierce Warner
Messrs
Carey
Davis
Chester Cadets Drill for John B. Berger Medal
Chester cadets at the Pennsylvania Military Academy begin their drills ahead of Commencement Day. Cadet Harry D. Mendel of Texas wins the John B. Berger cavalry medal after a judged drill. Upcoming events include a public drill and colors escort, Military Day with a battalion review, and a bachelor laureate sermon at First German Church by Rev. Francis A. Horton. Commencement Day is June 19 marking the term’s end.
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Philadelphia Times
Chester
Pennsylvania Military Academy
John B. Berger
Charles H. Worman
George McK. Williamson
Quartermeester’s Department
United States Army
Herman W. Sehall
Artillery Corp
Wilson College Graduates
The thirty first annual Wilson College for Women commencement was held in the chapel. Graduates earning Bachelor of Arts include Sarah Bard, Anna Endicottson, May Lanning, Vere Grestont, Elizabeth Hacker, and Jane Raterhan among others. Bachelor of Music degrees were awarded to several recipients.
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Wilson College
da Vere Grestont
Legion Lizabeth Emil
Soa
Indigpa
Feuer
Mercerebure Piha
Elizabeth Hacker
Tenn
Aselecker Tirceavilie
Houston
Lowellville
Ween
Jane Ie
Brombeck
Linfield
Abel
Alter
Beth Crandiana
Ursinus College Honors Graduates in Commencement
Graduation honors at Ursinus College were announced by the faculty. John Alexander earned first honor and Fogel of Fogeville won second honor.
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Ursinus
Tee Pei Ladetrma Tiree
Langhorne girls institute graduates in Newtown event
The Foulke and Long Institute for Girls at Langhorne held its graduation exercises in Newtown on June 5. Graduates listed include M. M.ler, Mansi v. ver, I. ete I A. Fox, M. Wigetow ry E. Robertson, Florence H. Redefer, Mabel G. Thurgoland, and others. Alexander Keller Ogel to deliver valedictory salutatory and philosophical remarks on commencement day June 18.
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Ita
Alexander, Keller and
Ogel
Une
Philadelphia Times
Newtown
Jone
Foulke and Long Institute For Girls
Langhorne
Lare M. Tler
Mansi v. Ver
I. Ete I A. Fox
Pone M. Wigetowry E. Robertson
Lorence H. Redefer
Lhe M. Story
Mabel G. Thurgoland
Ertrade J. Lang
St Josephs Commencement Plans At Cardinal Martinelli's Oversight
Preparations begin for St Josephs College commencement to be presided by Cardinal Martinelli on June 19 barring unforeseen issues. Candidates for Bachelor of Arts include Breen McMahon Dawson OConnell Harkin Debbecke Morrissey Hopkins. Master of Arts nominees include McKeon Hi A Cotter Connolly Kerford Dohan Measaay and McNabig. Rev Owen A Hill S.J. leads the day's program.
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St. Joseph's College
Cardinal Martinelli
James J. Breen
Fred C. McMahon
William J. Dawson
James A. O'Connell
Edward I. Harkin
John Debbecke
Fkaward
Morrissey
James A. Hopkins
I A. McKeon
A.B. John F. Hi
A. B
I. J
Joseph F. Cotter
X. Connolly
J. Kerford
Art School Prize Winners Announced for Scholarships
The School of Industrial Art on Broad and Pine lists scholarship recipients for the coming year including M. Louise Baker, Bertram Sydney Chadwick, Eleanor Seymour Rogers, Edna Wybrant Smith, Katherine French Steiger and Isabel Aitken. A larger slate of prize winners such as Edna Wybrant Smith and Theodora P. Es are named. commencement is set for 8 PM at Horticultural Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Industrial Art
Broad and
Pine Streets
M. Louise Baker
Bertram Sydney Chadwick
Eleanor Seymour Rogers
Edna Wybrant Smith
Katherine French Steiger
Isabel Aitken
H Adelene
Helen Black
Weltern
Arthur G. Ete
Theodora P. Es
Mary E. Clement
Villager
T Biline
Joe En Bayha
Miriam Emilie Nash
Murray
Ae Anna Knox
W. A. Lehman
K. Crover
J. P. Klinger, Jr
Mi Blumenthal
Henry Perry Leland
Jean
Catholic University Commencement Details and Donations
The Catholic University of America held its commencement in Washington. Cardinal Martinelli presented diplomas. Trust funds totaled 900000 dollars, with a 50000 dollar gift from Michael Beasy of Chicago and 25000 to 30000 dollars from deeds of the late Ennisgnor McMahon. Three 5000 dollar scholarships were announced and St Sulpice petitioned to erect a fifth college on campus grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Washington
Catholic University of America
Moneignor County
Michael Beasy
Chicago
Ensignor McMahon
Order of St. Sulpice
Cardinal Martinelli
Foulke and Long Institute Holds First Closing at Langhorne
The Foulke and Long Institute moved from Thirty-fourth street Philadelphia to Langhorne and held its first closing exercises yesterday afternoon. Graduates include Mabel Grace Thurgoland Anna May Winslow Edith Ingham Smith Clara May Ditzler and others with Florence H. Redefer completing a partial course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foulke and Long Institute
Thirty-fourth Street
Philadelphia
Langhorne
Mabel Grace Thurgoland
Anna May Winslow
Edith Ingham Smith
Clara May Ditzler
Ertrude Josephine Lang
Alice Mar Storey
Mary Elizabeth Robertson
Jes Alice Fox
Mabel Ursula Oliver
Maude Carey Thaden
Florence H. Redefer
Commencement Notes Across New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Maple wood Institute Concordville holds commencement. Cape May county public schools celebrate at Cape May Court House. Peddie Institute Hightstown sets 33rd annual exercises June 8 through 12. Manual Training and Industrial School Bordentown completes fourth graduation. Irving Female College Mechanicsburg reports yesterday ceremonies with twenty graduates.
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Maplewood Institute
Concordville
Cape May County
N. J
Cape May Court House
Peddie Institute
Hightstown
Manual Training and Industrial School
Bordentown
Irving Female College
Mechanicsburg
Japan Builds Modern Shipyards Signal Industrial Drive
The Tokio yard spans sixty acres and employs about 3,000 with latest machinery including pneumatic riveters and six steamers on the stocks. Nagasaki progresses with a new government steel works funded by 15,000,000 yens, 230 acres by Kinshin coast near coal fields. The plant will serve Nippon Yusen Kaisha and aims to feed China and other islands with copper and steel products.
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Japan
Tokio
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Nagasaki
Kinshin
China
Worckten Islands
Ericsson's Way From the Engineering Magazine
An excerpt recalls Captain Ericsson debating loyalty and truth with friends and foes. A tense moment shows him demanding right and striking a heavy table edge, while a Monitor interview hints at naval rivalry and a reporter’s perspective on the era.
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Engineering Magaszine
Ericsson
Rebiy
Seipa
W . Peanomiee
Keasop
Monstors
City forester sees chance to curb Philadelphia caterpillars
Philadelphia forester John C. Lewis says no caterpillars found in 44 parks or on Broad Street trees yet. He notes late appearance may stem from cold wet weather and urges property owners to inspect for leaf incisions and spray paris green to deter the pest. He warns of fatal gas leaks near trees and urges prompt action to eradicate the moth within two years if present.
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John C. Lewis
Phildelphia
Broad Street
Ated
Wharton
Phila delphians Guarded in Florida Strike行动
Twelve Philadelphia machinists are guarded at Seaboard Air Line shops in Fernandina Florida after a strike action. They allegedly were hired to travel to Baltimore. The Newton Machine Tool Works agreed to a nine hour day without pay cut, while Bement Miles & Co saw workers quit in sympathy. A guard was set for William Marback after a bail request for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinists’ Union
Philadelphia
Seaboard Air Line
Fernandina
Fla
Thomas F. Tracy
A. N. Reddy
Brooks
Baltimore
Reddy
Newton Machine Tool Works
Bement, Miles & Co
William Marback
Cunningham
William L. Stall
Enterprise Manufacturing Company
Marback
Pennsylvania Labor News Averting Strike Fallout
Pittston report notes 1000 Jermyn miners idle amid a general strike demanding semi monthly pay. Pottsville update says Hommeed colliery workers get days more to return to work before indefinite shutdown. Wilkesbarre reports 800 Central Railroad of New Jersey workers still out with two clerks dismissed for refusing shop work.
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Pittston
Jane
Jermyn
Pottsville
Aluminum Association Adopts Continuous Wage Scale Plan
The Aluminum Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers Convention adopted the continuous wage scale scheme from the wage committee. A short conference with manufacturers is anticipated and a five percent wage advance is expected to be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Alimated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Facturers
Butchers May Go on Strike
Syracuse June 5 report says President Donnelly called a meeting of the executive committee of the Amalgamated Butcher Workmen of America over grievances against the Swift Brothers Packing Company and a nationwide strike by all company employees is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Donnelly
Amalgamated Butcher Workmen of America
Swift Brothers’ Packing Company
Machinists’ Demands Granted in Delaware Plant
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Wilmington Delaware datelined June 5 The Delaware Machine Company of Wilmington has granted a new schedule of nine hours work for ten hours pay to its six machinists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Delaware Machine Company
Labor News Barbers Union Officials Election Notice
Labor news notes that Barbers Union No. 104 men offi cers Tuesday night and will hold annual election. The Witness Board of Arbitration has advised services to the manufacturer for the settlement of a dispute. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union
W Itneis Board of Arbitration
St. Louis
Stertty
Automo Dusnap Dance Rumor Circulates
A fragment from the Brooklyn Eagle mentions Miss Bertwhistie and an automobiling themed dance titled The Automo Dusnap. The brief note hints at the dance being a recent novelty without detailing steps or reception.
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Bertwhistie
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