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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1902

Page

5

Coroner Reveals Heir to Berwind-White Coal Ties

Joseph Simons, found unconscious in Franklin Square, dies in Pennsylvania Hospital from uremia after a fall. A coroner’s autopsy links the death to injuries from the fall and confirms kinship to McOwen of Berwind-White Coal Company, who had married Simons’ sister. sister Mrs. Hill learns of the tragedy and awaits burial arrangements.

Joseph Simons Pennsylvania Hospital Franklin Square J. P. Sharpe Wharton Square United Presbyterian Church Mr. Sharpe Potters’ Field President McOwen Berwind-White Coal Company Pennsylvania McOwen Henry Hill North Sixteenth Street Hammond Armstrong

Reading's Summer Schedule for Atlantic City Line Revealed

The Philadelphia and Reading Railway unveils a summer timetable starting Saturday with weekday fast trains from Camden to Atlantic City at multiple times including 9, 10 45 and 1 P M Sundays offer fewer departures. Additional Cape May Ocean City and Sea Isle City service detailed with morning and afternoon runs and a $1 excursion train leaving daily at 7 A M.

Philadelphia and Reading Railway Atlantic City Railroad Camden Terminal Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City

Kansas Populists Rebel Over Fusion Ticket

In Topeka on June 25 old time Populists protested the state convention's fusion with the Democracy. Senator Tapp, lacking a party, said he would vote for Governor William E. Stanley, Republican, for U S Senator to succeed William A. Harris.

Topeka Kansas People’s Party Democracy Tapp William E. Stanley United States William A. Harris

Gettysburg Chosen for Camp Site

Gettysburg selects its battlefield as the Pennsylvania National Guard camp site praised as the finest in state militia history. Quartermasters from three brigades toured the grounds finding modern facilities, ready unloading points, and extended water and electric provisions. The press notes the camp offers unprecedented maneuver space and historic backdrop for the guard.

Philadelphia Times Gettysburg National Guard of Pennsylvania Thomas OC. Steele Orlando L. Nichols William F. Richardson Lewis A. Aushutz Gobin O'Neill Emmetsburg Pickett Charles Miller Paradelphia Times Pennsylvania

Cyclone Cellars and Windward Warnings Across the Plains

The article surveys cyclone protection in Western Kansas Oklahoma and Russian communities, noting sod houses built to face the wind, earthen caves in Oklahoma, small cannons loaded with buckshot used to disrupt storms, and the daily ritual of dismissing schools as storm fronts rise.

Prarie West Kansas Oklahoma Plains of

Roosevelt Receives Harvard Degree in Cambridge

President Roosevelt attends Harvard University commencement in Cambridge with Governor Crane and Eliot presiding. He honors Elihu Root Taft and Leonard Wood for public service noting their sacrifices and achievements in Cuba Egypt and the Philippines while praising Lincoln's memory.

Boston Roosevelt Crane Harvard Massachusetts Hall Eliot Sanders Theatre Thomas Jefferson Coolidge French Republic Addison Brown United States New York John Hay Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall John D. Long Alumni Association Hay Alexander Agassiz Hoar Lodge Great Britain England McKinley Hamilton College Elihu Root Yale Taft Leonard Wood Lord Cromer Egypt Lord Kitchener South Africa Cuba Philippine Commission Abraham Lincoln Root Wood

Fire records J B Holland singed in Conshohocken home

United States District Attorney James B Holland suffered facial injuries and singed hair while rushing into a bedroom during a fire at his Conshohocken home. The incident occurred in Norristown on June 25 as firefighters battled the blaze.

Norristown Conshohocken United States James B. Holland

Soft coal strike groups meet in Wilkes-Barre headquarters

Two delegations arrived from Michigan and Ohio to confer with President Mitchell on a new wage scale. Michigan officials and United Mine Workers leaders held talks while Ohio delegates remained reticent. Engineers and other workers gathered at Nanticoke to urge returning miners back to Susquehanna Coal Company pits, while a trespass suit headlines follow.

C.S. Rattle Bay City W. F. Williams Michigan United Mine Workers Edward Richards Mitchell Buckeye Haskins Ohio Pennsylvania Nanticoke

Mine Aim to Enforce Law After Effigy Incident

In Scranton on June 25 the Pennsylvania Coal Company filed four $2,000 trespass suits against James and Charles Brown John Burns and Ernest Danks alleging they were part of a crowd that hung engineer Thomas Borthwick in effigy before his house.

Scranton Pennsylvania Coal Company Thomas Borthwick Duryea James Charles Brown John Burns Ernest Danks Luzerne Court Susquehanna Coal Company Dun & Co Lackawanna County

Three Henry Clay miners return to work at SHAMOKIN mine

Three of the striking mine engineers resumed duties at the Henry Clay colliery operated by Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. They are operating the water hoist and preventing water from flooding the upper level.

Shamokin Henry Clay Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company

Steel fears bituminous strike response brewing in Duquesne

The United States Steel Corporation fears the bituminous miners will heed President Mitchell's order to strike. A large coal cache is stored at Duquesne on a four acre tract prepared for that purpose.

Philadelphia Times Pittsburg United States Steel Corporation Mitchell Duquesne

School Directors Set to Fight Indictments in 28th Ward Scandal

Motions to quash or demurrers to indictments in the 28th ward school scandal will be made this morning. Directors Seixas Brown and Travis will plead to charges. A. B. L. Shields and John Monaghan will object to how indictments were found. Wilder and Sixel seek immediate trial. David O. Johnson remains missing.

28Th Ward Seixas Brown Travis L. Shields Seixas John Monaghan Brown Wilder Sixel David 0. Johnson District Attorney's Office

Baltimore Fertilizer Dealer Makes Assignment for Creditors

Joshua Horner trading as Joshua Horner Jr and Co assigns for creditors, with trustees posting bond and assets estimated around 75000. Liabilities not yet known. Horner once led the American National Bank, which failed, and had large ties to the Automatic Telephone Exchange Co, now in receivership.

Baltimore Joshua Horner Joshua Horner, Jr

Summer Rail Schedule to Upper New Jersey Coast Resorts

Beginning 12 01 P M Saturday June 28 the summer schedule on the New York and Pubes Division and New York and Long Branch rail load will be in effect. From Broad Street Station Philadelphia for Asbury Park Ocean Grove and Long Branch via Monmouth Junction and Sea Gift trains run weekdays at 4 20 6 53 and 8 22 A M 12 27 2 82 3 30 and 4 00 P M Saturdays 5 00 P M Sundays 7 30 8 32 A M and 4 12 P M express service to Beach Haven and Island Heights will operate with Pullman parlor cars on selected trains.

Broad Street Tome, Iver Market Street Philadelphia Asbury Park Ocean Grove Long Branch Point Pleasant RS Island Heights Sea Girt Abit Philade Ket Street Sc Wharf Beach Haven Arrivi Iphia

Thieves Plague Aldan Amid Delaware County Burglary Spree

A wave of burglaries hits Aldan and nearby towns with eight houses broken into between midnight and 5 am. Authorities link the Upper Delaware county crimes to the same suspects, as a mail of cash and valuables vanish while a nurse-like alarm is sounded by local residents. A separate case details a man’s arrest after the home invasion of Mrs. McManus, with valuables valued at 1500 dollars missing.

Aldan Baltimore Central Lansdowne Joseph Tomkinson Maryland Avenue J. Walter Jones Miss Annie Hall Tomkinson William Clark Charles Griffith Griffith Delaware County Washington Wilfong Bryn Mawr Jennie

Paderewski and Mozart Minuet Impresses Warsaw Host

An anecdote recalls Paderewski, then a Warsaw Conservatoire professor, playing a short minuet for Swiertochowski at his host Poll poet’s house. The host Schen to chor was enraptured and declared Mozart could not have written a finer piece, a claim York Word notes with irony.

Paderewskii Paderewski Conservatoire of Warsaw Swiertochowski Mozart Geepetts Paderewsk

Local Notices Present Patchy Readings From City Directory

Fragmentary OCR lists names ages and addresses with scattered dates June 9 23 28 but lacks clear actions or complete details. The item resembles a local notice or directory snippet with several persons and places incomplete.

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