Wu Ting-fang Sees China as Market and Model of Expansion
Chinese Minister Wu Ting-fang urged a continental push of trade and commerce, arguing China will remain undeveloped yet become a major world market and supplier of cotton goods. He said the United States will lead global commerce within a decade, while China and Japan increase imports of wine coal and breadstuffs, with China becoming a vast consumer market.
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Wu Ting-fang
L M. Horner
Council of Women
New Orleans
Charles Kellogg
Charleston
Jehn E. Ficken
Republic
China
United States
Japan
W. J. Stamford
Hargrove
Arlington Cemetery
Holyrood Palace and the Scotlands Royal Pageantry
The London Telegraph recalls Holyrood Palace’s storied past with the Stuarts and royal visits. It notes Mary Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie among famed residents while detailing fires, restorations, and royal visits culminating in George IV and Victoria moments. The piece highlights annual May duties of the lord high commissioner and the ceremony’s waning courtly splendor.
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London Telegraph
Holyrood Palace
Edward Balliol
Edward III
England
Mary Queen of Scots
Bonaie
Prince Charlie
Queen Mary
Scotland
James IV of
Margaret Tudor
Cromtwell
James I
James VI of
Charles I
James VII
Duke of Albany
Bonnie Prince Charles
Holyrood
George IV
Tree
Queen Victoria
Bamoral
Archére
Royal Bodyguard
Saareny
Edinburgh
Li Hung Chang Eggs Gift to Moy Kee in Indianapolis
A May Kee, Chinese restaurateur on East Washington, received 100 eggs aged 100 years as a royal gift said to come from Li Hong Chang. The eggs, reportedly cured by Chinese cooks, are described as still good in the shell and valued as mandarins’ delicacy.
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May Kee
East
Washington Street
China
Moy Kee
Li Hong Chang
Li Hung Chang
Elevator miscue and rat problem in City Hall and nearby areas
A distracted elevator operator in City Hall caused crowds before the car mounted to the sixth floor by error thinking it was the fourth. The rat infestation at the Housekeepers' Alliance HQs on Twelfth and Sansom streets grows daily with 20 to 30 captures by the chief exterminator.
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City Hall
Alliance
Twelfth
Sansom
Bureau of Health
Bank Men Testify In Loper Trial Conspiracy Case
In the Richard Loper trial for conspiracy to defraud the People's Bank witnesses testified on contract links with Guarantors Liability and Indemnity Company. Bank officials described missing bonds and stock, with Hopkins controlling call loans and collateral entries, while others confirmed routine overdraft practices.
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Richard Loper
People’s Bank
Rotherme
Loper
Guarantors’ Liability and Indemnity Company
Shields
Tabor
Hopkins
Bucks County Railway
Bucks County Railway Company
Charles H. Woodruff, Sr
Finance Company
William J. Goldenberg
The
People's Bank
Edward R. Maresh
More Animals for the 700 A New Cargo Arrives at New York
A vessel with captured animals has arrived in New York and is offered for sale. The Zoological Garden expects to add new specimens from the East within weeks as officials plan to inspect the collection with a view to increasing it.
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Zoological Garden
New York
Special Saturday Half Holiday Train to Weet Cheeter
An ad announces a special Saturday half holiday train starting Saturday June 15 from Beret Btative Potieciphia at 130 Pea ter West. The train operates into stations on the Central Division of Re Wilmington and Baltimore R. R. with service continuing until further notice.
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Weet Cheeter
Pesnoalvania R. R
Beret
Potieciphia
Peater West
Agreement Not to File Liens for Cumberland Street Alterations
Joseph B. Risner Company contractors and Elizabeth and Jones owner agree not to file liens for alterations at 1434 86 West Cumberland Street. The pact restricts claims related to the Cumberland Street project and sets terms for lien waivers between the parties.
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Joseph B. Risner Company
Elizabeth & Jons
Additioni
Weat
Cumberland Street
Mechanics' Lien Claim Against West Hastings Park Site
Haward A. Roth and others file a mechanics lien seeking 890 dollars for erection and construction on Ken Againet property at the west side of Hastings Park Avenue and the intersection with Darin Street.
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Haward A. Roth
S. Ellen L. Young
Mary A. Lemington
Otewers
Ken Againet
Hasting Park Avenue
Darin Street
Court 1 hearing adjourned to Monday
Court 1 adjourns the hearing as listed cases and motions remain. Decisions include Keller vs Dooner overruled on demurrer, Ritchie vs Ana dismissed, and Gilbert et al. vs Homestead Company rule discharged. Equity and miscellaneous lists proceed with several cases referred to master for evidence. Judge Pennypacker notes no evidence to support the bill and dismisses.
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Plain Keller
Dooner
Sloan
Algae
Many
Wetherill Va
Gana
Ridgway
Demurrer
PM Nied
Barker
Murana
Ritchie
Berman
Ioe
Tate
Amen Ryan Ve. Perkins
Gilbert Et al
Homestead Company
Alge
Schmidt
Judge Pennypacker
Equity
van Tuam
Equity Trials Listed in Hewitt Versus Griffin File
The docket shows Charles E Hewitt versus Griffin et al on an equity matter before Judge McMichael. Jones versus Freitis concluded as noted in the equity trial schedule. Kennedy versus Herb was placed on trial, with Met and Kennedy referenced in the proceedings.
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Charles E. Hewitt
Griffin
McMichael
Equity
Kennedy
Court action reopens Morrell trust to audit work
The court orders the trust estate of Deniel J Morrell to return to the auditor for required calculations and appointments. The case involves the US Trust Company and related transfers. No section today as the motion list is set for Monday.
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Arnold
Deniel J. Morrell
Heart Monques
Internet
No Session Until Monday Motion List Call
The court will not hold a session until Monday when the current Motion list will be called at 10 o'clock. The notice sets a precise time for the motion docket and confirms the next court session.
Involuntary and voluntary bankruptcies in federal court
Dingley Manufacturing Company adjudicated involuntary bankrupt. Robert J. Richiine of Slatington Pa named as voluntary bankrupt. Others adjudicated or discharged include George Campbell & Co. James J. Miller Ellen Manning from Pottsville and several Philadelphia firms and individuals. Liabilities total 3 048 assets 171.10. Discharged debtors include MacElroy & Bloom Stokes Bros Kammerer and others. All parties from Philadelphia.
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Robert J. Richiine
Engine Creek Slate Company
Slatington
United States District Court
Dingley Manufacturing
William A. MacElroy
George &. Bloom
MacElroy & Blood
Thomas P. C. Stokes
John Airey
Stokes Bros
Charles 8. Robbins
John Lord
Carter & Lord
Jacob F. Kammerer
Herman F. Kammerer
J. F. Kammerer & Son
William E. Albertson
Phtladelphia
Common Pleas Court Damages Awards In Street Grade Change
A Common Pleas Court No 2 jury rendered a report on damages for changing the grade of Salford Street from Market to Vine. The awards total 8655.27 with individual payments to named residents including Pearce 804.65 Taylor 1420 Fowler 900 Wilkin son 58.30 Wu kinson 58.30 Millick 467.06 and 1100 Deeney 267.85 Blithe 765.32 Johnson 283 Schurg 1026.30 Poo 723.80 Ivins 880.00 No benefits reported.
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Common Pleas Court No. 2
Salford Reet
Market
Vine Streets
William R. Pearce
Charles 8. Taylor
Charles H. Fowler
Wilfred Wilkinson
Mary V. Wukinson
William H. Millick
John Deeney
Eben P. Johnson
Charles F. Schurg
John D. Poo
J. C. H. Ivins
Petition for Jury Quashed in Philadelphia Case
Judge Beitier quashed James Brown petition seeking a three person jury to assess damages from vacating Toronto and other streets in the Twenty-Fifth ward. Common Pleas Court No. 1 set aside all proceedings. The ruling holds the 1801 act did not repeal earlier statutes and a Philadelphia petitioner may have a jury for vacation cases.
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Beitier
Common Pleas Court No
James Brown
Toronto
Common Pleas Court
Beiler
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Courts
Judgments were entered in the Common Pleas Courts yesterday across multiple cases. Names include Geissell and Bonsts, Thorpes R. Cleary, and Durant-Ir risge Company among others with amounts such as $227.01 and $200 noted. additional entries list Beery and Seibert, and J J Stewart with various sums.
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Common Pleas
Geissell & Bonsts
Thorpes R. Cleary
Leon Lery
Phsel A
Erie
Fearon & Ve
Philade’ Newtown and
New Tor Rafireed Company
Durant- Rrisge
Beery & Seibert
Wetett
W. T. Weeant
B. Lockyer
John J. Stewart
J. . Rennerly
Orphans Court Settles Estates In Adjudications
Judge Penrose filed an adjudication in the estate of Henry Lentz distributing 45806.50 principal and income. Judge Ferguson issued adjudications in the estates of John Young and Alexander Ralph distributing 78742.22 and 534095.51 principal with 1057.87 income respectively.
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Penrose
Orphans’ Court
Henry Lentz
Ferguson
John Young
Alexander Ralph
Will upheld. widow receives life estate
Register of Wills Singer dismissed the caveat by Victoria F adopted daughter and niece of John O Neill finding no undue influence. The will as made was proper and the widow will hold the estate for life.
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Register of Wills
Singer
Victoria F
John O'Neill
Trials Scheduled in Criminal Court Today
List of cases set for trial in Criminal Courts across multiple rooms and judges. Names include Lopez Richard F with conspiracy charges. Masalne Acheson M and Garfakel Wil z. Welker facing various assault and battery counts. Jackson and partner charged with grand larceny. Hutton William and Grahm James with assault and battery. Jonason Robert aggravated assault. Glice Charles Worthington John Saixen Frick la with alias issues. Albert um. Patrone Nichelge. Connelly Andrew and Abel William robbing. Connelly statute 5. Senn fark and Praw Robert charge searching. Frederick aliaseaerick Frederick assault with severance. Sien reem Bies ay fh Bg Dor Keyes. Willie Richard and Leonard Arthur com. Horace By forgery and statutory charges. More David rg nm assault and pat. and others listed with various charges for trial today.
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Criminal Courts
Martin
Lopez
Richard F
Stevenson
Masalne
Acheson M
Garfakel
Wilz
Welker
Glice
Charles
Worthington
John
Saixen
Frick
Ee Tam
Iancom Juasass
Gatieny
Inie
Albert Um
Patrone
Nichelge
Ana
Cuken
Connelly
Andrew
Abel
William
Senn
Fark
Praw
Robert
Prederick
Eaerick Prederick
Sien
Keyes
Willie Richard
Leonard
Arthur
Coe Horace By
David Rg
Quarter Sessions Court Sentences Report
Judge Stevenson presided. William Terry and Walter Stell received sentences for aggravated assault and battery. Jacob Orchard jailed for larceny of two crates. others include Adams, Grinish, Metts, and Bishop with various terms. Edward Wallinger found guilty of diversions of fruit. Willem indicted and acquitted.
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Quarter Sessions Court
Pesterntay
Stevenson
William Terry
Olive Perry
Walter Stell
Wah Property of
Eats
Jacob Orchard
Sialon
Frankton
Gray Ae
Adame
Court Notes On Widespread Foreclosure Contract Issues
In Court No 4 the Tradesmen's Trust sues for the default contract for erection work. The widow Santen is involved as an heir and related party. The case centers on the foreclosure or enforcement of claims arising from the project.
Legal actions unfold in Common Pleas Court over disputed accounts
Fragmentary OCR details multiple cases in Common Pleas Court No. 4. Names mentioned include George F. Leland and Henry Jr. with motions on filing accounts and possible malice, plus suits involving the Bismarck Metall Company insolvent in New Jersey and various defendants tied to Levi and Beene. Proceedings reference demurrers and identification by Levi.
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George F. Leland
Common Pleas
Henry Jr
Bismarck Metall Company
New Jersey
Rae
Basbarick Gibbs Uit
David Levi
Jun Beene
Seat Ann Street
Buddles Wee
Levi's
William Surtee
Wiliam Preager
Common Pleas Court No
Arfen Shaw
Bem Keay
O Peat
Durant
Post Enet Company
Baby’s Deadly Draught Claims Child in Home
Fourteen month old mie ng Monahan drank acid left on a window sill at 478 Canton street M ayank. She died at St Timothy hospital after caregivers found her near an empty bottle. Mother had been cleaning windows with the acid and left the bottle within reach while she went upstairs.
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Mie Ng Monahan
Canton Street
Manayenk
St. Timothy's Hospital
Regina
A Cenel Stepmother Sentenced For Cruelty
Fred and Rosa Metsler were imprisoned for thirty days in default of $50 after their stepmother mistreated two Metsler children. Magistrate Stratton noted injuries including a bruise on a boy’s back and knocked out teeth. Neighbors testified to prior incidents.
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Fred
Rosa Metsler
Saybrooke Street
Metsler
Stratton
Child Killed by Wagon on North Watt Street
A two year old child died after being struck by a wagon while crossing at the North Watt and Poplar streets intersection. The incident occurred around 4 o clock as witnesses report the wagon was passing the area on North Watt Street. The child's name is David Hyndhle and the accident is under local investigation.
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David Hyndhle
North Watt Street
North Watt and
Poplar Streets
Can of Sailing Milk Pell Scalds Boy in Accident
Fred Gakenheimer ten years old of 16 Pulrmacunt avenue was severely scalded on thigh abdomen and pes by can of boiling milk spilled yesterday.
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Bim
Fred Gakenheimer
Areapsahoe Sedians on Rampage
Helena Mont June 12 report from Red Moent warns of trouble among the Arapahoe Indians on the Shoshone reservation across the border, with authorities monitoring tensions and potential clashes in the region.
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Helena
Mont
Red Moent
Arapahoe Indians
Shoshone Reservation
Indians Outnumber Whites Ten to One in Wyoming Line
State troops head to Wyoming as Indians reportedly mount a fierce mood and outnumber White forces ten to one at the line.
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Line
Wyoming
Prison Sentence For Census Fraud Chief Conspirator
Joseph H. Ching Saint Mary's county lawyer was convicted as the principal conspirator in altering Federal census returns. He received two years in jail and a $1,000 fine. Judge Morris rejected a new trial motion and Ching's attorneys announced an appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Baltimore
Joseph H. Ching
Saint Mary's County
Pew
Morris
United States Jt
Ching
Supreme Court of the United
Wooden Leg Cakewalk Debate Stirs Market Street
A late night debate on Market Street features Thomas O Rourke arguing a man with a wooden leg can perform a cake walk while Martin Marchiano counters. The discussion centers on rhythm, timing, and anecdotal mishaps, ending with a challenge to a staged dance attempt at Keieber s dance hall.
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Denver Republicas
Market Street
Thomas O'Rourke
Martin Marchiano
O'Rourke
Archiano
Keleher
Billy” Roberts
Marchiano
Keieber
Marchione
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