New York Favors Saratoga for the Two Conventions
The Republican State convention is expected to be held in Saratoga around September 28 with many Democratic leaders backing the city as well. Advocates cite easy access, good hotel rooms, centralized delegations, and a fine convention hall as reasons Saratoga is ideal for political gathering.
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Philadelphia Times
New York
Saratoga
Spa
One Dollar Excursions to Atlantic City and Nearby Resorts
The West Jersey and Seashore Railroad offers $1.00 excursions on Sundays in June aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad through Philadelphia to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City and other beaches. The special train departs 7 30 A M from Market Street wharf Philadelphia and returns with a stop at Haddon.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Jersey & Seashore RR
West Jersey and Seashore R. R
Sea Isie Ag
Ocean City
Avalon
Stone Harbor
Wipot
Peerwont
Anglesea
Holly Beach
Philadelphia
Mevas Street Wharf
Goa
Haddon
Denial of Pressure in Patton Resignation at Princeton
A Princeton trustee rejected rumors that President Patton resigned under pressure or to hinder Woodrow Wilson. The trustee said Patton reluctantly retired at his own request after informing trustees a week earlier at Grover Cleveland’s home. Patton sought retirement to publish two books believed to benefit Princeton long term.
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Trenton
Princeton University
Patton
Woodrow Wilson
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Wilson
Insurance Men Arrested In Atlantic City Case
The Equitable Insurance Company offices in Atlantic City were closed by order of the State Insurance Commissioner. Prosecutor Abbott was directed to arrest officers for running a wildcat operation. Secretary and Treasurer George W. Pless and General Manager M. G. Nolan were seized. The firm allegedly collected over $10,000 in days since opening.
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Atlantic City
Equitable Insurance Company
Delaware
New Jersey
State Insurance Commissioner
Abbott
George W. Pless
M. G. Nolan
Law Building
Church Members In Law Suit Over Slander Claims
D Everett Todd a Camden bus painter and former Camden board member faced a circuit court slander case in Camden after a church matter was dropped. Butterworth wholesale paint dealer Caleb H Butterworth testified his business suffered since the 1900 accusation that Butterworth sold adulterated paint.
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Caleb H. Butterworth
D. Everett Todd
Camden Board of Chosen Freeholders
Camden
Methodist Church
Enit
Todd
Butterworth
Camden Druggists Face Impure Goods Allegations
Inspector William 8 Townsend of the New Jersey State Board of Health reports multiple complaints against Camden druggists for selling impure products. Writs issued for Wendell P Wingender William H Braddock Warren 8 Thompson and John E L Vansciver for using impure water tincture of iodine opium. Cases heard today by Judge Bergeh in Camden District Court with potential $50 fines and costs if convicted.
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William 8. Townsend
New Jersey State Board of Health
Camden
Wendell P. Wingender
William H. Braddock
Warren 8. Thompson
John E. L. Vansciver
Bergeh
Costes
Camden Campaign Kit Shows Local Open House Plans
Congressman H C Loudenslager will keep open house at 119 Federal Street Camden during the campaign. Geers Hall at Broadway and Roosee Street Camden is discussed as a Democratic possibility for Congressional honors. John Rice, South Camden businessman, is named as a Republican nomination candidate for the Assembly.
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Congresseman
H. C. Loudenslager
Federal Street
Camden
Geers Hall
Broadway
Roesce Street
John Rice
Assembly
Boers English and Sport in London Chronicle Tale
The London Chronicle reports General Louis Botha’s pass through Vryheid and suggests peace could come in a fortnight. An English escort officer meets Botha’s secretary Jacobus De Wet and aide de camp Eslem, both Oxford or Varsity alumni, asking who won the boat race.
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New York Tribune
Louis Botha
Vryheld
London Chronicle
Botha
Watt
Vryheid
Jacobus de Wet
Oxford
Eslem
Court briefs list assortment of assumpsit and trespass suits
The records enumerate numerous civil actions including assumpsit and trespass cases across Court Nos. 3 and 4. Notable defendants include Edward I Wilson and the Southwestern Street Railway, with mortgage actions against the Hancock Building Association and others. Probate entries cover Mary Ann Wilfong and William Salvador estates. administrations granted for Edward E. Scott Willy and others. inventories filed for Edward W. Page Adeline Noble and John H. Johnson.
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John Stafford
Edward I. Wilson
John C. Bell
James H. Scaife
Charles R. Graham
W. L. Holloway
The
People’s Publishing Company
F. B. Bracken
Isabella Kennedy
Southwestern Street Railway Company
J. 8. Clifford
George A. McBride
City of
Philadelphia
Wallace S&s
Rhoads
Peter J. Foley
James Buchanan
C. H. Pile
Hancock Building Association
Susan Brenner
Elizabeth
Cathcart
John P. Breoker
C. Kaittel
William G. Farley
Union Traction Company
T. McConnell, Jr
Robert J. Miller
J. 8
Clifford
Gustave Rum
Mary Ann Wilfong
North
Franklin Street
William H. Salvador
Haverford Street
Edward E. Scott
Municipal Hospital
Willy
Poplar Street
Edward W. Page
Adeline Noble
John H. Johnson
Bankruptcy Noted for Hibbard G Gil in District Court
Hibbard G Gil of this city was adjudged a voluntary bankrupt in the United States District Court yesterday. Liabilities amount to 14772.84 with assets of 450. Edwin Hoffman was appointed referee.
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Hibbard G. Gil
United States District Court
Edwin Hoffman
Judgments Entered in Common Pleas Courts Yesterday
Judgments were entered against numerous defendants in the Common Pleas Courts with amounts ranging from 34 to 15,882.60 dollars. Several cases involve notes and executions, with named plaintiffs including Emma Hoffman Augustus Schriver Joseph Thompson and others. Mortgage and ownership details appear for multiple estates and corporations, including the Quaker Oil Company and the Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives.
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Common Pleas
Maintiff
Emma
Hoffman
Augustus M. Schriver
Joseph W. Thompson
John Maddock
Thornton
Mary E. Rubb
L. J. Bamberger
Devlin
Dominick Martin
Edward Trainer
Joseph A. Dougherty
John Lloyd
Max Helnrick
William Schmidt
Charles H. Large
John Kiernan
Frank McGovern
Henry Christian Building and Loan Association
Anthony F. Daly
Edward Whitehill
Charley Hacker
Sophia Hacker
John F. Smith
Charles C. Rudrauff
Henry B. McLoughlin
James M. Bell
Samuel Ene
Julia
George
Ma Simpson
Katharine A. Lacy
Quaker of Oil Company
William Brewster Wood
Robert J. Kirby
Sallie A. Kirby
Kingston McCay
Pennsylvania Company
Alfred C. Gibson
Terre
William H. Wallace Jr
Thomas Wallace
Marc Sternberg
The
Trust Company of
North America
William Abrams, Jr
Samuel L
Howard
Isaac
Abraham
Edward Abrams
Catherine Colebough
Hannah Battersby
William and
Rachel Abrams
John A. Wifred
Eake
Emma Fugard
Louisa Hetgell
Louisa Krips
Hetzell
John W. Manoer
J. Frank Porter
Suit Against Heaton and Bonding Co Over Post Office Wiring
Government sues Bo ward Heaton of New York and American Bonding and Trust Company of Baltimore in U S Circuit Court to recover 4537 dollars claiming Heaton failed to complete electric wiring at the local Post Office on time. Government paid 9725 to another firm and 5500 to Heaton, totaling 18225 versus a contract price of 14688.
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United States
Boward Heaton
New York
American Bonding and Trust Company
Baltimore
Surn
Heaton
Enm
Accomnt
Traeture
Vincent Boladkosky
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Gloucester Junction
Camen, &. d
Equity cases heard in Common Pleas with receivers named
Consultation in Court No 2 room C judge Pennypacker hearings include William Dounton vs John Barrows partnership accounting and receiver. cases Wagner vs Michael and Carroll vs Brugger on equity. estate of Robert Hare Powell matters. various docket items and names such as Finletter McMichael McCarthy, Judge Avicaried, and others noted amid scattered jurist activity. decision on Dubring vs Byrd demurrer and fraudulent debtors act attachment. capias issues involving Bessie Goldstein and Guiseppe Lapnello. name change request by Sidney Chambers. asset schedule filed in Court No 4 detailing a gold watch and estate interests. notes on creditors and trust, with complex clerical remarks.
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Pennypacker
William Dounton
John Barrows
Wiltbank
Wagner
Michael
Carroll
Xeran, Pereies
Woodland Avenue
Bessie Goldstein
Israel A
Eletrabe
James L. Gilespie
Richard Seboults
Thomas Gillespie
Larceny and assault cases heard at Quarter Sessions
William Taylor pleaded guilty to larceny of a gold watch chain from Ida Paul and received six months. George Redding convicted of assault on Lewis Kraun and sent to House of Refuge. Forty pounds of lead stolen from William Cramp & Sons led to committal to refuge. Acquittals in cases of drug administration and cruelty to dogs. Not guilty in several larceny and assault cases. Discharge ordered for George E. Pack. Trial list for today includes numerous room and judge assignments with conspiracy, larceny, assault, and other charges.
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William Taylor
Ida Paul
George Redding
Lewis Kraun
House of Refuge
Morris Stern
William Cramp & Sons’ Shipbuilding Company
Henry Potter
Helen Somers
Sulzberger
Joseph Wyle
Irene D. Eggler
James W. Caldwell
Northern Colored Co-operative Banking Association
Carles Toughill
Harry Kimmell
Clarence Quigley
James Seddon
Joseph Conklin
Aaron Strouse
Lee Stewart
Chews & Sibbitts
Otto C. Daminger
James Hess
John Bradley
Harry Brooks
Vance Fleming
Christian F. Heess
Eba
Davis
Comite
George E. Pack
Elisenbrown
John L. Gallagher
Charles Joyce
William Adair
Elijah Johnson
Alfred Haus
Frederick Hayden
Milton M. Tueter
Florence Adams
Jobn Pacer
John Johnson
Thomas Rafferty
Charles Marx
Joseph Denny
Tootsie Finn
Joan Fell
Judge Sulzberger
Ball
Sarah Tyler
Morris Glickman
J. van Wilson
Renheart Clemmer
John Sporer
John Hennessey
Michael Langwiller
Harry Adams
James Rowand
James Foley
Joseph Fuchs
Albert P. Fritz
Jacob Connor
Putman Hanley
James Gallagher
John PF. Brannan
Michael J. Malone
Ervington B. Hunter
Charles F. Herman
William Wendt
Abel
Howard B. Smedley
Jane Green
Thomas Barnes
Harry W. Serbert
William McMenamin
Harry Schneider
Judge Davis
Universalists adjourn special session elect officers
The Pennsylvania Universalist convention in session at Reading elected officers for the day including President BE M. Tiffany Hopbottom Vice President Rev Dr E C Sweetser Philadelphia Treasurer George Thomas Philadelphia and Secretary C W Gabel Jr Philadelphia Trustees C B Russel Towanda John C C Dessalet Philadelphia and William H Luden Reading The next session will be at Bradford The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society elected officers including President Mrs W C Strickler Philadelphia Vice President Miss Zillah Haffey Bradford Secretary Mrs L H Watson Reading Treasurer Mrs M J Long Towanda Board of Trustees Mrs William H Luden Reading Mrs E C Sweetser Philadelphia and Mrs Sarah H Russel Philadelphia
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Philadelphia Times
Reading
Pennsylvania Universalist Convention
BE. M. Tiffany
Hopbottom
E. C. Sweetstr
Philadelphia
George ©. Thomas
C. W. Gabel, Jr
E. C. Sweetser
Sarah H. Russel
Liquor Dealers Elect Officers at National Convention
The seventh annual convention of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association closed in Pittsburg selecting Cincinnati as the next meeting site. The executive committee was elected with A. D. Sunstein as chairman of Pittsburg, Louis Gertler of Apiedelhia, Famers, Aguat Gratouls, and John J. Weverenan of Kansas City, Mo.
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Pittsburg
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Cincinnati
A. d. Sunstein
Louis Gertler
Apiedelhia
Louisville
Aguat Gratouls
John 8
Weverenaneas City
Middletown School Board Organizes For Year
The Middletown School Board organized for the school year with Charles W. Vigures as president James W. Howarth as secretary and William Sharpless as treasurer. The term is fixed and teachers’ salaries are noted. The annual commencement exercises of Lowen Chichester schools were held at Trainer Methodist Church before a large audience.
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Middletown
Charles W. Vigures
James W. Howarth
William Sharpless
Lowen Chichester
Trainer Methodist E Iecape
Public Oak
Free Trade Debate on Cuba and Annexation Opinions
The Louisville article contrasts Republican calls for a Cuba reciprocity bill with the Globe-Democrat stance calling it a free trade raid on protection. It argues annexation and reciprocity clash, notes free trade has long existed among U S states, and claims prosperity grows with broader markets rather than with projected expansions.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
S J. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cuba
United States
Philippines
Amateur Ambition at Broad Street Theatre for Charity
A large audience attended last night’s Broad Street Theatre showing of Ambition by the Catholic Philopatrian Literary Institute, raising funds for the Convent of Saint Magdalen in Germantown. The revival, staged by Edwin Middleton, featured John F. Skelly in Goodwin’s role and highlighted a cast led by Obediah Beck with a lively, if imperfect, performance marred by some memorized miming and mumbling throughout the evening.
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Catholic Philopatrian Literary Institute
Convent of Saint- Magdalen
Germantown
Order of the Good Shepherd
Henry Guy Carleton
N. C. Goodwin
Goodwin
Germantown Dramatic Association
Edwin Middleton
John F. Skelly
Sharkey
Gashwiler
Obediah Beck
Hardy Marian
James J. Skelly
Roanoke Gashwiler
Lawrence F. Sharkey
Don Ramon de Arguello
Thomas F. Skelly
Rufus Neptune
A. Cahill Ingomar
Edwin McKenna
Maxwell
Hugh Dunlap
Amuel Inge
Tees
Robert
Lawrence Sine
Samar
Lydia A
Mamie Kel
Margaret Donnelly
Gena Gallagher
Cartridge
Shipping News Recalls Delicate Tides and Orders
A June 1902 shipping bulletin details high and low water times, a list of vessels including steamers and schooners bound for Richmond, New York, and ports in Holland, Brazil, and the Caribbean. It notes quiet markets for sail tonnage, idle coal tonnage, and selective demand for long voyages to Australia.
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Australia
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Copenhagen
Genoa
Clan Colquhoun
New York
South Africa
Eskdale
Rotterdam
Patria
Havre
Dunkirk
Sis
Alls
Anselma de Larrinaga
Galveston
Liverpool
Grayfield
Holland
Lustleigh
John
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Thornhill
Norfolk
Tampico
Washtenaw
Astoria
Philadelphia
Sophocles
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Alert
Nova Scotia
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
Motley
St. Croix
Katherine D. Perry
Baltimore
Boston
Portland
Conterno to Stage Free Performances in Woodside Park
Luciano Conterno writes the Board of Public Education offering three free matinees of his music spectacle Battles of Our Nation in Woodside Park on Saturdays June 21 June 28 and July 5. He accompanies the note with transcription sets for the audience and for patrons unable to attend.
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Luciano Conterno
Board of Public Education
Woodside Park
Evening Concert Series Announced at Local Parks
A schedule lists performances by Lovers' Lane at Chestnut Hill Park at 2.30 and 8.30 PM, Willow Grove Band at Pachee, 3.00 and 6.00 PM, and Conierne's Band at Woodside Park with 2.0 and 8.2 PM showings.
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Betes Eee
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Conierne’s
Cincinnati Southern Improvements Plan Revealed
Chattanooga telegram reports the Cincinnati Southern Railroad Company will carry out terminal changes and improvements at its eastern zone, including wiring and potential boardwork to modernize facilities.
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Chattanooga
Cincinnati Southerne Railroad Company
Foreign Ports Update From Queenstown To Baltimore
Maritime news lists arrivals and sailings June 11 to June 12 across global ports. Vessels include steamers Westernland Ottawa Baciline Briardale Cassel Merion New York Boston and other freighters from Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News and Savannah.
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Keystone Plaster Company
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Philadelphia Steamship Company
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New York
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Genoa
el Dia
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Queenstown
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Boeteed
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Corning
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Manoa Hats
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Anthony Groves, Jr
Fowler
Matia
Trapani
Shetland
Heath
Washington
L. Herbert Taff
Willey
Portsmouth
Malcolm Baxter
Pearce
Morant Hope
Hart
Hoskins
Bennett
Salisbury
Edward L. Warren
Tanter
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Ely
Eskdale
Duff
Sir Richart Grenville
Jones
Howard
Nickerson
Anthony Groves
William H. van Name
Simmons
Governor's Harbor
Isebella Gill
Collision
Chauncey FE Burk
Toweeend
Providence
Clarence H
Shipping notes of wrecks and sightings near Atlantic coast
Dense fog delays reach as Hugoma bounds ashore at Oyster Island. Lloyds reports Uncle Lewis wrecked at Turk's Island with cargo from Barbados. Annie T Batley sold at auction for 51 dollars. Nora and Ulriken warn of fire and damage near Nantucket Shoals and Manzanillo. Hero aid sought after Punta Medanos grounding. Alfred Domolis derelict near 29.06N 79.05W. Lief Eriksson reports gale near Sable Island with heavy seas and deck damage.
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Oyster Island
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Turk’s Island
Barbados
Annie T Batley
Cape Henlopen
Savannah
B. T. Veasey
Lewes
Stabeh
Nora
Hillsboro
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Nantucket Shoals
New York
Ulriken
Havana
Santiago
Manzanillo
Merritt Wrecking Company
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River Plate
Hero
Punta Medanos
Peru
He York
Philadelphia
Traale
Alfred Domolis
Port Antonio
B. RB. Woodside
Lief Eriksson
Wabana
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Sable Island
Pension certificates issued May 22 across states
The report lists numerous pension certificates issued with May 22 dates across Pennsylvania and other states. Names include George Miller Cochranville, William Coburn McKean 68, Ann Ernst Pittsburgh, Dominick Scott Pees, and many others with varying dollar amounts. Some entries note restoration or special cases.
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Miller
Cochranville
William Coburn
McKean
Ann Ernst
Pitteburg
Dominck Scott
Spain
William D. Davis
Fairdale
Shea Cromreigh
Parkersburg
Robert A. Patterson
Enon Valley
George Koons
Reading
Peter
Clever
Risanzing
Geor
Cutshallow Mills
Ihe ‘Onpellatown
George Ver
William B. Rice
Carlisle
Francis Renner
Ashland
Solomon Brown
Point
Wiliam Weotrins
Heo R
Jobo
Naval Militia convention to open in Baltimore
Baltimore observers report the queen convention of the National Naval Militia will begin aboard the war ship at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. The event will include about seventy five top naval reserve officers and officials led by First Assistant Secretary Navy Darling and other navy officers.
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Chemical Bank
Wall Street
Chemical National Bank
Baltimore
National Naval Milita Leclation
War 6
Naval Reserve
Secreta Navy Darling
Office Navy
Club Car to Cape May via Philadelphia Route
fragmentary text notes a travel route from a club car to Cape May via Philadelphia. details are unclear and no dates or entities are fully readable.
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Cape May
Philadelphia
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