Judge Archbald Talks 10 The Law Academy
Judge Robert W. Archbald of the U S District Court addresses the Law Academy of Philadelphia at Horticultural Hall on the Pennsylvania Coal Company vs Sanderson. The audience of judges and attorneys heard his study of the case, with Taulane presiding and a reception after.
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Bar
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Sanderson
Law Academy of Philadelphia
Robert W. Archbald
United States District Court
Academy
Horticultural Hall
Judge Clark on mining case and water rights in Pennsylvania
An examination of Judge Clark's opinion discusses mining rights and water pollution. It notes that owners may discharge unavoidable mine water without liability, but not pollute or cause avoidable damage with negligence. The piece cites Sanderson, Colline, and Chartiers line of cases, warning against broad exemption for lawful development.
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Pennsylvania Coal Company
Sanderson
Paxson
W. N
Ecee
Supreme Court
Samuel Dickson
Andrew T. McClintock
Wilkesbarre
Schuylkill
Pottsville
Gordon
Agnew
Woodward
Sterrett
Green
Clark
Fellows
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Marchant
Lippincott
Same Company
Filbert Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Sandrson
Colline Vs. Chartiers Gas Co
Gree
Chartlers Coal Co
Robb
Carnegia
Lentz
Same
Bucknell University Commencement Honors Numerous Degrees
Bucknell University's fifty second commencement in Lewisburg awarded honorary degrees to O B Dickinson Chester Rev John W Evans Rev Herbert Fenton Stillwell Rev Bernard MacMakin Philadelphia Rev William Morris Wales and Rev A J Rowland Philadelphia. Degrees including arts philosophy science and masters conferred on graduates Laura Louise Allen Osceola Catherine Ruth Bower Lewisburg Chas Ernest Bunnell Kodiak Alaska Frank Eugene Burpee New Orleans Creighton Konkle New York Jacob Minnick Orretown Grace Sophronia Woodard Bradford Anna Curzon Judd Lewisburg Lewis Clark Walkinshaw Greensburg Eliza Johnson Martin Lewisburg Benjamin Franklin Thomas Factoryville and numerous prize recipients across poetry speech Latin psychology biblical literature and more.
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Philadelphia Times
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
O. B. Dickinson
Chester
John W. Evans
Herbert Fenton Stillwell
St. Paul
Minn
Bernard MacMakin
Philadelphia
William Morris
Wales
A. J. Rowland
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Smallpox to Persist Through Summer in Frankfort
Health officials warn smallpox will continue in the Hungarian settlement of Frankfort all summer. A citywide disinfection program sprays germacide on court streets and alleys and nearby dwellings will be fumigated where cases are found.
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Frankfort
Telephone Men to Meet Independent Association Convention Here
The sixth annual convention of the Independent Telephone Association of the United States will gather in this city on June 24. More than 1,000 delegates are expected as questions of national importance are debated and papers read by prominent telephone operators. A reception for delegates will be held at the Hotel Walton headquarters in the morning prior to the opening session at Walton Garden.
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Independent Telephone Association of the United States
Walton
Ovemna
Walton Root Gerden
Physician bets on Koch theory failure in cattle TB
Paris reports Dr. Garnault challenged Professor Koch by testing bovine tuberculosis risk himself. He inoculated his arm with infected cow matter after blistering, planning to inject glands into guinea pigs if no immediate reaction occurs. Ten slaughtermen exposed to contagion show high mortality. Garnault awaits weeks for possible local or pulmonary infection outcomes.
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Paris
Dr. Garnault
Professor Koch
London
Berlin
Garnault
la Villette
Theodore Smith
Boston
Mass
King Edward to forgo public engagements due to coronation strain
London June 18. King's physicians advise postponement of public duties for several days. Neither King Edward nor Queen Alexandra attend Ascot races today. The Prince of Wales represents the royal family. Both monarchs expected to attend races in state tomorrow.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Ascot
Prince of Wales
International damage suits filed over Eliza furnace explosion
Six suits of international interest were entered today in the United States Circuit Court by the Austro Hungarian Consul and heirs of six men killed at the Eliza furnace of Jones Laughlin last year. The claims seek 120000 dollars for losses from December 19, 190, explosion that killed eleven and injured many.
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Pittsburg
United States
Eliza
Jones & Laughlin
Diamond jewel found in chicken craw worth 150 dollars
Mrs. Jacob Case of Plainfield New Jersey found a bright stone in a chicken she was preparing. A local jeweler declared the gem a pure diamond and offered 150 dollars, but the offer was refused.
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Philadelphia
Plainfield
Jacob Case
Pay increase for Schley by McComas bill reported
Washington June 17 Senate committee on naval affairs reported favorably the McComas bill granting Rear Admiral Winfield S. Schley, now retired, the same pay and allowances he received as a rear admiral on active list. The measure increases his present pay by one quarter, with the preamble struck, leaving only the award of higher compensation.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs Today
McComas
Winfield
Schley
Santiago
Nebraska Republicans open with Dietrich vice presidential push
In Lincoln on June 17 the Republican State Convention opens with a bold move to nominate Senator Dietrich for Vice President, with Hanna leading the ticket. A resolution backing Dietrich over Roosevelt on slugging legislation sparks charges of disloyalty and an administration clash.
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Philadelphia Times
Lincoln
Neb
Dietrich
Nebraska
Hanna
Roosevelt
Fortune for wedding gift special to the Philadelphia Times
Harry A. Parsons, who married Miss Mabel Hanna, daughter of the Senator, received a fortune of $50,000 after their wedding yesterday in Cleveland. Hanna told the couple he would look after them in a marital way and ensured support following the ceremony.
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Philadelphia Times
Cleveland
Harry A. Parsons
Mabel Hanna
Hanna
Parsons
Secretaries inquiry into Cuba reciprocity expenditures
Secretary Root has ordered Steinhard to provide a detailed statement of expenditures made on account of reciprocity during the Cuban military regime. Steinhard, former General Wood chief clerk, stayed in Havana to guard vouchers for Cuban authorities. Senator Platt urged the move to enable full Senate discussion.
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Steinhard
War Department
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Cuba
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Platt
Connecticut
Senate
Clearfield Democrats urge Kerr for Governor
Clearfield Democrats meet as five Kerr friends are chosen as Erie convention delegates. They urge Kerr to allow his name for the Democratic nomination for governor, pledging enthusiastic support if he consents. Kerr says he will await party leaders in Erie before deciding.
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Philadelphia Times
Clearfield
Democratic County Committee
James Kerr
Erie
Kerr
David L. Krebbs
Charles R. Patrick
Burnside
James A. Watson
Woodland
John Gaffey
Osceola Mills
L. LD. Steinbach
Munsons
Krebbs
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
Quay
Democratic State Committee
Robert E. Pattison
Man Delamater
Creasy Speaks as County Chairs Plan for Victory
Democratic chairmen and officers from eleven counties in the seventh division met in Wilkesbarre to discuss a district plan for winning the next election. State Chairman Creasy presided, outlined the plan, and heard district reports in a harmonious session attended by leaders from Towanda to Montrose.
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Phindeiota Son
Erie
Quaker City
Creasy
Murphy Removes Public Works Director McAfee in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburg on June 17 Recorder John R. Murphy of Allegheny removed Robert McAfee from the office of Director of Public Works by order of Governor Stone. McAfee resisted, left City Hall, and was replaced within five minutes by David L. Stone’s aide.
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Pittsburg
John R. Murphy
Allegheny
Robert McAfee
Murphy
Stone
Allegheny City Hall
Pase
McAfee
BicAfee
David L
Worcs
Patterson Endorsed for Third Term as Governor at Jefferson County Convention
In Brookville on June 17, Robert B. Pattison was endorsed for a third term by the Jefferson county Democratic convention. Strong resolutions praised Pattison and her record in prior administrations while naming Puligion as the convention’s nominee. The day featured closing remarks and calls to support Pattison’s continued leadership at state level.
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Philadelphia Times
Brookville
Robert B. Pattison
Jefferson County Democrate
Pattison
Gote
Pulligon
Delegates Split on Governor Preference at State Convention
Five delegates attend the State convention and deliver speeches while refusing to declare a governor choice. Two delegates are known to support Pattison, though others refrain from expressing a preference.
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Pattison
Denver Mayor Leads 100 Citizens to Christening of Denver Cruiser
The Denver delegation will number 100 leaders attending the christening of the United States steel protected cruiser Denver at Neaffie & Levy Co. yards at 2 PM Saturday. Mayor Robert R. Wright and his daughter Roberta will sponsor the event with Wright Sr. joining from Massachusetts. City Hall reception begins at 10 AM with Mayor Ashbridge greeting the party.
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United States Steel
Denver
Neaffie & Levy Co
Seddinger
Robert R. Wright
Right
Massachusetts
Walton
Duel proposed after Paris Chamber riot over election
In Paris on June 17 a stormy session of the Chamber of Deputies led to M. Syveton and M. Mesn ieur agreeing to a duel after a heated exchange over Lyveton’s election. Berteaux framed a probe, approval came 278 to 244, and Syveton and Mesureur later insulted each other in the lobby. Seconds will meet tomorrow.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Syveton
M. Mesnieur
Mr. Mesureur
M. Berteaux
Count de Dion
Mr. Berteaux
M. Coutaunt
M. Courant
M. Lyveton
M. Mesureur
St Patrick’s Sons Meet At Dooners Hotel
At the Society of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick quarterly meeting at Dooners Hotel last night the report on three months relief to Irish immigrants was read. Eleven aided to return to Ireland, rail fare for twenty six paid, rent for four families covered, five found employment, and two assisted with money. Former Congressman William McAleer delivered memorial remarks for William Brice elected March 18 1861, died May 21 1802, and Brice served as society president in 1882 and 1800. Seventy five members attended the dinner with Judge William B Hanna presiding. New members elected include P Boyle Beg & Co, Johan M Bradley, Wm B Meredith, Jobe W J F Murphy, wine L Powers, Gibbons, Illiam FP Sinpett, F Ketley.
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Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Dooner’s Hotel
Ireland
William McAleer
William Brice
Boyle
Beg & Co
Johan M Bradley
Wm. B. Meredith
Jobe
W. J. F. Murphy
Wine L. Powers
Gibbons
Illiam
Sinpett
F. Ketley
William B. Hanna
Finnland to Launch at Cramps Yard Saturday
Preparations are complete for the launching of the International Steamship Co. Finnland at Cramps on Saturday. The sister ship to the Kroonland will be christened by Mrs. Samuel Bettle of New York, daughter of Clement A. Griscom. The 580 foot vessel has 7,400 net tons capacity, 11,898 gross tons, two quadruple expansion engines, and a speed of 17 knots. After the dip into salt water, plans call for dispatch of the Kreonland, and the Kroonland will undergo tests at the cape before sailing to Liverpool on June 2.
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International Steamship Co
Finnland
Kroonland
Samuel Bettle
New York
Clement A. Griscom
Veesel
Liverpool
Capes
Parior Car Accommodations for Eagles Mere Trevoters
A local election item outlines travel or lodging arrangements for residents of Eagles Mere and Trevoters seeking accommodation options. The notice highlights possible Safae or Sar gest choices as part of the community logistics.
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