Receiver Not a Shield in Insolvent Corporation Case
President Judge Arnold in Common Pleas No 4 rules a corporation in the hands of a receiver is treated like an insolvent individual and a first mortgage enforced as against the property. The decision, in Real Estate Title Insurance and Trust Company v Mahoning Rolling Mills, condemns receiverships that shield debts and hinder creditors, criticizing current practice and urging sale of assets to pay debts.
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Montour County
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Found a Second Bomb Near Faure Life Attempt Scene
Paris police reported a second powder filled tube and scrap iron found near the Faure assassination scene. They suspect the same person who placed tubes at Place de la Concorde during Emperor Nicholas visit, amid a chaotic day with a nonlethal explosion at a La Grande Combe cafe.
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Feud Ends In Hatchet Fight In Spafford Street House
Salvator Chieef and Philip Bonataro, Italians, fought over a long standing feud at a Spafford and Bainbridge streets home yesterday morning. Chieef suffered a fractured skull and is in Pennsylvania Hospital. Bonataro is in custody at the Second district station. Police say Bonataro claimed Chieef struck him with a blackjack before the hatchet blow. The assailants’ injuries were treated and Bonataro was jailed awaiting word on Chieef’s condition.
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Philip Bonataro
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Bainbridge
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Bonataro
Second District
Kelly
Smith
Hendrickson
Rudge
Sharken
McDeagit
Howard Hospital
Bluecoats
Temple Street
Patrick McCaffery
Patrick
Chambers
Hattie Quinn
Boston and Pittsburg men held in Camden officer shooting
Special telegram from Coatesville June 14 reports Frank Pierce of Boston and Edwin Riley of Pittsburg detained as suspects in the Camden policeman Schregler shooting. They rode a westbound Pennsylvania freight train to the area, sought a physician after claiming a gang of negro tramps held them up, and later gave conflicting accounts to Chief Amsted as Camden authorities were notified.
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Frank Pierce
Boston
Edwin Riley
Pittsburg
Policeman Schregler
Camden
Pennsylvania
Downingtown
Pierce
Scott
Amsted
Probers in Pittsburg Review Penitentiary Management
In Pittsburg on June 14 the Legislative investigation into Western Penitentiary management began. A E Sawhill, a former official, says Warden Wright is too easy on prisoners and lacks control. Sawhill resigned in February citing lax discipline and excessive prisoner privileges. The probe focuses on Riverside’s congregate system for comparison with Eastern Penitentiary regime that uses separate cells.
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A. E. Sawhill
Wright
Eastern Penitentiary
Riverside
Seth Low for Mayor in Greater New York Nomination
The Citizens' Union executive committee heard a sub committee report on nominating Seth Low for mayor. If adopted, the proposal will go to the committee on organization tomorrow. The City Vigilance League also backed the Citizens' Union action in supporting Low's nomination.
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Citizens’ Union
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Greater New York
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City Vigilance League
Conjurer Mose Hobby Arrested for 47-Year-Old Murder
In Princeton Kentucky Mose Hobby an elderly Black man and former faith healer is jailed on a murder charge dated forty seven years back. His patient Holman died and Holman’s widow filed the warrant prompting Hobby's arrest. Hobby alleges malice tied to a recent lawsuit.
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Hobby
Holman
Mrs. Clara Moseley Dies In Allegheny
Mrs. Clara Moseley widow of Wesley B Moseley a Philadelphia wholesale boot and shoe dealer died at her Locust street Allegheny residence last night after dinner she felt unwell and died within four hours.
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the Times
Piittsburg
Clara Moseley
Wesley B. Moseley
Philadelphia
Locust Street
Condensed Cablegrams Touch Global Figures and Events
Obituaries note Dr Barinaga former Peru Minister of Justice. A June 6 Arequipa cyclone caused no serious damage. Sir Henry Irvin unveils memorial to Mrs Sarah Siddons in Paddington Green. Moncure Conway resigns South Place Ethical Society post due to wife health. Landslip near Brieg Valais buries forest and buildings with no deaths. Charlotte Walter the Tragedy Queen of Germany dies after long illness born Cologne 1884. Canada Australia New Zealand premier arrivals in Edinburgh for royal diamond jubilee events and US Ambassador Porter attends Hanotaux luncheon for Crown Prince Ito and other foreign guests.
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Peru
Arequipa
Henry Irvin
Sarah Siddons
Paddington Green
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Moncure D. Conway
South Place
Charlotte Walter
Germany
Cologne
Wilfred Laurier
Dominion of Canada
George Turner
Victoria
Richard J. Saddon
New Zealand
Hugh Muir Nelson
Queensland
C. C. Kingston
South Australia
Edinburgh
Yestern
Downtown riot ends in one dead and multiple wounded
A race clash on Thirteenth and Carpenter streets spiraled into a riot ending with one man critically injured and four others seriously hurt. Police detained four participants as frightened residents sheltered indoors and windows were smashed during the melee.
PanAmericans' Trip Opens Fall River Visit
Commercial tourists from Mexico and South American republics arrived in Fall River aboard the Puritan. Escorted by Fall River and Boston businessmen, they toured industries, visited the Quequechan Club, and enjoyed a guided city drive before a meal, speeches, and departure by train.
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Pan American party arrives in Boston follows tour plan
The Pan American party reached Boston in the evening and was assigned accommodations at Keith's Theatre. The schedule for tomorrow includes a harbor trip, a visit to Lynn to inspect its shoe industry, a return to Boston, and a banquet at the Algonquin Club.
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Cuban Dispatches Seized by Jamaican Officials
Kingston Jamaica June 14 Dr Viele chief surgeon of the Cuban insurgent army commanded by General Garcia arrived at Rio Bueno with eleven Cubans after escaping from Santiago de Cuba in an open boat and bringing dispatches for the Cuban Junta at New York. Jamaican officials seized the dispatches.
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Garcia
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Santiago de Cuba
New York
Schultz Refuses to Eat in Ilford Trial Context
Special Telegram to ILFORD June 14 Paul Herman Schultz the convicted wife murderer remains stoic since the verdict and shows no sign of easing his resolve. Weapons found on him fuel fears he may attempt escape or self harm while in County Jail. Lawyers Kipp and Vanateen filed reasons for a new trial to be heard June 29 at the adjourned term.
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Vanateen
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Earthquake Devastation Spreads Across Calcutta and Region
Calcutta reports show widespread quake damage Saturday and in nearby cities. Mortality noted in Hooghly Burdwan Dacca amid ruined money houses and interrupted rail service. Heat records rise with 126 degrees at Jacobabad. rail lines and bridges damaged across the affected zone.
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Erjilling
Gobin May Withdraw From Auditor General Race
Lebanon Pa June 14 official Republican primary returns show Gobin unlikely to run for Auditor General he would need support from all delegates. Gobin’s delegates tally 3006 3042 2978 2966 while League delegates Dr Gerberich 8119 Captain Euston 3056 Bowman 2964 Illig 2873 indicate strong opposition support if he pursued the race.
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H. T. Euston
Z. A. Bowman
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Green Found Guilty in Second Degree Murder
Lancaster June 14 Jerry Green a colored man was found guilty of murder in the second degree after a three day trial for killing his stepbrother Abe Hensen. The verdict surprised many as a first degree verdict had been expected with his wife and sisters present and some cheering in court. The jury retired at 5 40 and returned at 8 15 p m.
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Jerry Green
Abe Hensen
Dadario to Die Soon for Brutal Roof Assault
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Hastings set July 27 for Pasquelle Dadario’s execution after the Italian’s brutal assault on Modes tino Maffo, a 3 year old, from a roof. The governor shortened the usual sixty day preparation period to five weeks due to the heinous offense.
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Modestino Maffo
Dadarlo
Hastings
Insurgent Leaders Not Facing Death Sentence
Washington reports the Spanish minister received a communique denying a Havana Key West rumor that insurgent leaders Ruiz Rivera and Bacallao face execution. No insurgent leader is under death sentence, official word says.
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City notes on deaths thefts arrests and property deals
Mrs Frances Proctor died en route to Phila Golphie Hospital after an incident on Eleventh and Locust. The William Grant bicycle shop reported two bikes stolen valued at $100 each from 1020 Race St. Joseph Foster was committed for attempted highway robbery at City Hall. Wendell & Smith sold property on Sherwood Road to Leon B Dexter for 11000 and will build a house. Silverware worth 80 was stolen from Bertheld Heresse at 931 N Sixth St. A grocery store safe at Harvey Somers Co. was robbed of about 20 with entry through a side door. Lt Asilton led a raid on Lou Ts in the Eighth ward. seven intoxicated men were arrested and some were held to keep the peace. A 12 year old Geoghan remained in custody at the Twelfth district station after a corrective stay end. The Society was urged to protest cruelty.
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Race Street
Joseph Foster
South
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Leon
Dexter
Sherwood Road
Bertheld Heresse
North Sixth Street
Heresse
Harvey Somers & Co
Master Street
Asilton
Fifth District
Lou Ts
M Trate Harrison
Aay Geoghan
Delaware's New Judiciary Sets 12 Year Terms
Delaware Governor Tunnell announces the new judiciary under the state constitution. John R. Nicholson is reappointed as Chancellor, Charles B. Lore becomes Chief Justice, and Ignatius C. Grubb remains Associate Judge. New members Spruance Pennewill and Boyce join the bench as the system reorganizes with a Supreme Court and four law judges.
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William H. Boyce
Georgetown
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Grubb
Delaware’s Judiciary Members Organize at Dover Morning
Wilmington June 14. John R. Nicholson, the present Chancellor, served as Attorney General of the State, is a
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John R. Nicholson
Augustus H List Dies in Braddock at 63
Augustus H List aged 63 died at his nephew Professor A H List residence in Braddock. Former Adams Express Company messenger for 33 years mostly Philadelphia to Eaton. Survived by two brothers Rev Thomas R List and J F List and two sisters Miss Mattie and Mrs B R Haasinger. Funeral arrangements call for Philadelphia burial.
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Eton
Thomas R. List
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Redemption
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Nashville
Mattie
8. R. Haasinger
Columbia
A. M
Corinthian Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Pennsylvania Veteran Employee Association
Boy dies after attempting freight train jump
Johnstown dated June 14 James O'Toole aged 14 attempted to jump on a freight train and sustained a traumatic skull fracture. He died at the hospital tonight without regaining consciousness.
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James O'Toole
The Kaffir King Barney Barnato Kills Himself at Sea
London dispatch reports Barney Barnato, the South Africa diamond king, leaped from the Scott off Madeira. He was famed for rapid gains on the London Stock Exchange and his Johannesburg Consolidated Investment Company, Barnato Bank, and numerous mining ventures. His origins and precise fortune remained subjects of speculation.
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Morocco
Scott
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Southampton
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London Stock Exchange
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Barnato Bank
South Africa
Australia
Fire at Ellis Island guts main building and records
A blaze at Ellis Island destroys the main reception and clearance building. The structure, housing valuable immigrant records, is said to be under complete control of the flames with walls collapsed and total destruction imminent.
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New York
Ellis Island
Young Woman Takes Poison Near Loganville
Miss Savilla Gladfelter of Loganville aged 20 committed suicide at her home by taking poison. Her parents found her dead in the bedroom after she had spoken of washing and dressing. Investigation showed a carefully planned act.
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Miss Savilla Gladfelter
Loganville
York
Savilla Gladfelter
Cornelius Gladfelter
Miss Gladfelter
Wintersteen's Bond Renewed In Case Of Accused Dynamiter
Bloomsporo June 14 L Wintersteen the accused dynamiter renewed his bail in the sum of 7000 dollars in the September term of court. E B Brower and F P Drinker became his sureties. Clifton Knorr who testified for the state did not appear as he was not required to renew his bond. Wintersteen is to appear again for trial in September.
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Wintersteen
Dynamiter
E. B. Brower
F. P. Drinker
Clifton Knorr
Waller
Weather outlook for Mid-Atlantic Tuesday afternoon storms
The forecast covers Far Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware with increasing cloudiness and likely thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon and variable winds. Yesterday's temperatures showed highs around 81 and a low near 68 with clear evening readings.
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New Jersey
Delaware
Perry's Tailors Offer Low Priced Suits at 7 50 and 10 D
Your money goes far at Perry's with suits priced at seven fifty and ten dollars. The shop touts incomparable value, claiming higher priced suits cost more for cloth trimming and tailoring while offering solid quality. Located at 1580 Chestnut Street.
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