Foreign exchange market reports mixed sterling rates
The market opened with slightly higher inquiry and cable rates, while sixty day and demand bills rose. Actual business closed with sixty days 4.854 percent, demand 4.87 percent, cables 4.88 percent, and commercial bills about 4.84 to 4.85 percent. Continental rates listed francs around 5.16 to 5.18 percent, reichsmarks near 95 1/16, and guilders near 40 7/16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Reichsmarks
Guilders
Pierling
Seeemenewesrs
Improvement in dry goods trade boosts market strength
The dry goods trade improves with rising cotton prices and stronger export demand. Mills shift back to coarse goods as demand for China bound textiles rises. American Tea Company reports duplicate orders totaling over 2.5 million dollars in three weeks and has turned away 2 million in orders. Through January 1 this year sales reach 280,284 pieces, up from 215,000 by July 1 last year. All mills remain busy. two of 26 have withdrawn, with output sold into early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Te Ferien -Pocde
Heavy Wheat Exports Stimulate New York Market Discussion
A Produce Exchange session focused on Secretary Green of the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris and his report on France's grain crop shortage. Trade officials foresee record wheat shipments to Europe this year, aided by favorable German conditions and high quality Southwestern wheat, despite pending Northwest and Argentina factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Produce Exchange
Green
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
France
Europe
Argentina
Germany
Storage Battery's Future Rumors Circulate on Deals
Rumors spread in the street that General Electric seeks control of Electric Storage Battery Company and that Metropolitan Street Railway interests have approached Thomas A. Edison about purchasing the Edison storage battery patents. With GE’s president away in Europe, experts doubt immediate completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Electric Storage Battery Company
Metropolitan Street Railway
New York
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
General Electric
Europe
Readjustment Rumors Stir Nickel Plate and Erie Stocks
In New York on June 27 rumors spread in the financial district that Nickel Plate and Erie may undergo capital stock readjustments. Plans under discussion reportedly call for retiring portions of current issues, including Nickel Plate’s first preferred and Erie’s second preferred. Wisconsin Central also shows potential changes in its capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
New York
Erie
Wisconsin
Steel Trust Reports Early Earnings Near 26 Million
Figures from Wall Street indicate the Steel Trust earned more than 26 million in the first three months. Company officials would not confirm or deny the figures, but described earnings as very satisfactory. Stocks showed net gains amid a generally quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
New York
Wall Street
Steel Trust
Rester
Bank Clearings Delineate Yearly Change
Bank clearings yesterday showed a variance from the same day last year. Financial activity details reflect comparisons likely across sectors and regions, indicating shifts in transaction volumes and monetary flow.
Silver steady in London trading at 275 16 per ounce
London markets held silver at 275 16 pence per ounce while New York pre market for commercial bars remained unchanged amid minor price shifts and unclear references to related traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
European stock markets tick down amid money tightness
June 27 London stocks closed lower with Consols at 983 in a cautious mood as Bank of England loans at 4 percent spurred broker grumbling. Canadian Pacific Anaconda Grand Trunks and Spanish 48 posted declines while discounts stayed firm. American markets fell on news of Seventh National Bank failure as investors awaited Germany US movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Germany
Exchange
United States
New York
Seventh National Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Paris stocks move as markets rally on Berlin and Rio Tinto
Paris trading sees French 3 percent rente ease to 100 fr 17.4c while Spanish 4s close at 71.80 from 71.00. Berlin weakness triggers initial declines but later buying lifts sentiment. Portuguese shares slip on rumors of creditor talks. Rio Tintos end firmer though initially weak. Kaffirs rise on London demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berlin
Rio Tintos
Kaffirs
London
Market tone dampens on Leipziger Bank fears
Berlin June 27 traders grew cautious as distrust deepened over Leipziger Bank and industrial and bank stocks fell. American shares and Canadian Pacific were dull while Home 38 rose in strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boerse
Leipziger Bank
Home
Bank of England reports weekly rise in gold holdings
London and Paris financial notes show the Bank of England increasing its gold coin and bullion by £634,790 for the week. Reserve ratio falls to 49.50 percent from 51.79, with various changes in deposits and government securities disclosed in the weekly statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Dee
Ballon
BON Bhp
Paris
Bank of Ein Treasury
Eae
Iiss Treasury Advace
Foreign Gold Premiums in London Market Report
The London market quotes gold premiums with Buenos Ayres at 135.70, Madrid at 39.87 up from 39.75, and Lisbon at 39.50 unchanged, as of June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buenos Ayres
Madrid
Lisbon
Foreign Financial Notes Across Global Markets
The British Pound gains from income tax rises to 200 dollars per week year over year. Bombay lowers Bank of Bombay discount to 4 percent, Calcutta follows with 4 percent. Austria-Hungary seeks gold inflows, Paris notes 3 percent rentes with exchange to London at 25 francs 20 centimes. Berlin cites London exchange and bank discount rates for short and three month bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
London
Berlin
Exchange
New Delaware Charter Sought for Consolidated Phone Company
A ten million dollar charter filing seeks incorporation of the Consolidated Phone Company under Delaware law. The charter documents were sent from Josus's office to the Secretary at Dover for final action. Fate of the charter hinges on figures and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Corporation
Delaware
Philadelphia Times
bela ag _ T
Consolidated Eh Phone Company
Josus
Night Sing Vt Vis
Dover
Fate
Market Closes Firm Despite Mixed Grain Reports
Commercial markets report 24 058 bushels span and 284 828 bushels in stock with receipts at 131 052 and shipments at 129 200. Prices show firm tendencies on some futures but no export orders and light trading in options as West markets influence sentiment. Car lots and on track quotes vary with grades No 2 Pennsylvania red and No 2 yellow showing fractional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Wilte Aioe
Scarce Demand Drops Prices on Grain Trade
Receipts reach 1 710 barrels and 1 068 150 pounds in sacks as buyers pull back. Winter super ranged 2.10 to 2.25 dollars, extras 2.40 to 2.60, Pennsylvania roller clear 2.85 to 3.10, straight 3.15, Western winter 2.96 to 3.15, straight 3.20 to 3.35, patent 3.45 to 3.65, Kansas scala 3.40, ve brands 3.0, spring clear 3.15, other figures show mixed quotes under general selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wno
Kansas Scala
Areata
S Raigh
Spring Clear
Lear
Clear
Stra
Light demand yields slow sales at former price
The market shows light demand with slow turnover as bids hold at 2650.80 dollars per barrel for the stated quality. Prices reflect cautious trading and firmer terms despite limited buyer interest.
Market Report on Bran Prices
Prices held steady amid limited demand. Winter bran bulk per ton quoted at 15.50 dollars and bran in sacks per ton also at 15.50 dollars, with variations by size.
Receipts for Hay Deliveries Show Quiet Market
Receipts totaling 110 tons of hay described a quiet market with barely steady quotes for Timothy and mixed hay. Prices ranged from about 12.00 to 15.50 per hundredweight depending on quality and bale size, with rye straw and assorted wheat entries also noted in uncertain terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Market Report Notices Stock Supplies Cleared Up
Supplies of desirable stock were pretty well cleared up and the market was in good shape, though medium grades were quiet. Prices listed include creamery extra at 20c and wholesale at 20c, with other grades and items mentioned in sparse OCR.
Market Briefs Notes Moderate Demand and Stable Offers
The report notes a moderate market with steady demand and offerings. Prices quoted include small batch New York cheese and full cream varieties described as fair to good with light skins and quality remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Notes on Choice Stocks and Western Receipts
Choice stock remained in good demand and firm values while Western receipts were largely out of condition with irregular prices. Near by Pennsylvania and adjacent markets showed various grades from excellent to fair across different lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Need for Understanding in Poultry Market Quotations
Fragmentary plea for fair pricing and supply in poultry trades. Mentions fowls hens old roosters chicks with uncertain weights and prices. Indicates moderate supplies and quotation disputes affecting buyers and sellers.
Fresh-killed Fowls and Poultry Prices Listed
A local ad lists fresh-killed fowls choice stock cleaned up and sold at 10 to 10 1/2 cents per pound. Old roosters bring 6 cents, broilers weigh 3 to 4 pounds per pair at 22 cents, emu sizes 1 to 2 cents. Western dry-picked and scalded chickens offered, prices and weights indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Fragmented Meat Market Listings With pricing and terms
A garbled catalog of beef pork and hams terms appears with labels such as City beef Western beef kouckles and tenders and hams cured in tierces. Prices show pork and ham figures, with inconsistent spellings and scattered brand-like terms.
Receipt Quotations For Fruit And Produce Trade
Receipts show liberal sales and fair trade with quoted prices for oranges at $2.75 a box, navels from $2.25 to $3.25, strawberries from New Jersey and New York by quart, berries and fruit varied by type, including Florida crates at $2.50 to $3.00. Prices listed in cents and dollars reflect market ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Aise
St. Michael's
New Jersey
New York
Florida
Commodities Prices and Supplies Reported with Mixed Quality
Supplies arrived with ample stock and steady demand as prices held. Potatoes ranged from prime per barrel at 202.25 to No 2 at 0.75 to 1.25, Southern peachblows and reds at 1.75 to 2 per barrel, cabbage Norfolk per barrel crate 50 to 75 cents, eggplant Southern per 1 4 barrel box 2.00 to 2.75, per basket etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Southerp
Market Prices Hold With Small Delivery Adjustments
Prices quoted largely unchanged though delivery orders show renewed shading. Refiners offer a 15 cent per pound rebate after thirty days. Details include various commodity品 and additives with modest price shifts and specific grade references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Ingrid
Cotton market quiet with slight steadiness at 94 cents
The report notes prices for middling upland cotton at 94 cents per pound, indicating a quiet trading day with only minimal movement.
New York Prices and Grain Market Report
New York price report shows flour receipts 28 045 barrels exports 10 763 barrels and sales 650 packages as market active for spring patents. Wheat receipts 86 450 bushels exports 201 504 and sales 2 860 000 bushels futures 160 000 spot firm No 2 red 77 1 2 cents f o b afloat No 2 red elevators tidewater. Duluth figures note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
I. F
Western
Tata Erm
Duluth
Hard Duluth
Commodity Prices and Market Terms From Grain and Produce Notes
Fragmentary market summary lists oat receipts and various grain grades, with terms for white oats and bushel counts. Mentions butter cheese tallow seed oil petroleum and coffee with spot and invoice details, plus sugar and molasses sugar refinements and general market steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preroleum i. Robern Stead Turpen- Ae
Cotton Market News Shows Sharp Volatility In New York Trade
In New York on June 27 the cotton market opened firm and climbed on reaction hopes, then fell as selling by tired longs and bear raiders intensified. Prices for August, October and January swung through lows after rains in Texas, with a later recovery on support. The day ended steady with little change from the prior levels despite volatile intraday moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westerday
Texas
South Atlantic
Seventh National Bank
New Orleans
Wheat Gains on Export Demand Amid Weather Drought
Chicago market notes firm wheat gains tied to higher cables and strong export demand. September corn slips while oats ease and provisions fall. domestic receipts show sizable volume as Liverpool trades lift wheat to 67% to 68% range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Southwest
Ventifal
Povaslons
Dnl
West
Coiba ‘Sis
Wheat prices drift on track. flour and bran unchanged
Minneapolis notes cash wheat at 65 1/2 to 66 1/4 cents for July and September contracts. No. 1 hard 67 1/2 cents, No. 1 Northern 65 1/4 cents, No. 2 Northern 3 4/5 cents. Flour and bran hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts 8 500 with steer prices steady to slow and Texas values mixed. Hogs receipts 22 000 with closures strong then steady, top near 6.27. Sheep receipts 12 000 with lambs wavering and older sheep steady. Western lambs and feeders shown with varied bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas Bulls
Dull
Gattle
LAMBS
Peat
Geico
Market report notes slight declines in English markets
Iron prices were dull but steady as English markets fell. Copper and tin quotes were given, with Lake electrolytic copper at 16% and tin around 28.50. Iron and steel rails values are cited, including No 1 Northern iron at 15 dollars and pig-iron warrants near 9.50 to 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Lake, Inc
Northern
City finances report large balance and railroad stock expansion
The weekly treasurer’s statement shows receipts of 251 086 72 and payments of 1 074 020 48, leaving a Wednesday night balance of 12 433 506 88 not counting the sinking fund. The New York Stock Exchange committee recommends adding 50 500 800 in Pennsylvania Railroad capital after July 1 1901, bringing total approved capital to 22 200 800 to pay collateral investments for construction, equipment, and other corporate purposes. IN RAILROAD CIRCLES
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Board of Directors
United States Steel Might Declare Dividend Next Tuesday
The company bylaw dates link dividend declarations to the board’s first Tuesday monthly meetings. The preference stock and common stock dividends are set for the April July October and January meeting days. Officials expect action next Tuesday with payments likely staggered after the preferred stock to ease market impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
United States Steel to Expand Export Trade Policy
The Iron Age reports that United States Steel Corporation plans a sustained push into exports, changing the past practice of selling abroad only in relief conditions. The move aims to keep in touch with foreign markets, even if sales are small, amid reports of overseas offerings of billets and wire rods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Age
United States Steel Corporation
England
American Cereal Co Seeks Capital Increase
Chicago June 27 It is proposed to raise the authorized capital of the American Cereal Company from 3 4 million to 1 million The new amount will not be issued all at once but in varying sums as management sees fit New stock offered at par to current holders Present stock is 176 bid Part of the issue will fund additional working capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Cereal Company
Bank and Company Dividends Due This Summer
Several corporations announce regular or special dividend payments. Manayunk National Bank offers 5 percent payable July 1. Consolidated Traction Company of New Jersey pays 1 percent on July 45, United Flower and Transportation Company 1.0 at semi annual July 10, and Ohio lines issue 2 percent quarterly on preferred stock with 1 percent on common. American Car and Foundry Company 1.5 on preferred and 4 percent on common due August 1. United States Mortgage and Trust Company 6 percent semi annual, stock record June 29, increase over prior dividend in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Traction Company of
New Jersey
United Flower and Transportation Company
Railway Automatic Company
American Car and Foundry Company
United States Mortgage Ind Trust Company
Picnic Draws 8000 Railroad Workers to Reservoir Park
Nearly eight thousand attendees from across Pennsylvania joined the United Railroad Brotherhood picnic at Reservoir Park. Governor Stone gave a practical speech on organization and company responsibilities, with remarks from Meade Detweller and letters read from A. J. Cassatt and Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg
Railroad Brotherhood
Reservoir Park
Frank H. Gregory
Pennsylvania Railroad
William K. Drake
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Meade BD. Detweller
Governor Stone
Everett
P. M. Arthur
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Baer
Changes in United Railways Name New Baltimore President
Nelson Perin resigned as president of the United Railways in Baltimore on June 27. George K R Webb elected to succeed him. The board praised Perin for developing Baltimore rapid transit. Perin and director William P. Harvey retired, replaced by John B. Ramsay and Wesley M. Oler. Ramsay named to the executive committee, to be chosen as its chairman at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Railways
Baltimore
Nelson Perin
George KR. Webb
Perin
William P. Harvey
John B. Ramsay
Wesley M. Oler
Ramsay
Pittsburg Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company Formed
The Pittsburg Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company, formed in Columbus with 1 250 000 capital, plans to take over the Wheeling Lake Erie and Pittsburg Coal holdings liquidation. Myron Y T Herrick heads the acquiring group, and two coal properties were activated and turned over to corporations. No radical changes expected in mine work or management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburg, Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company
Columbus
Wheeling, Lake Erie and Pittsburg Coal Company
Myron YT. Herrick
Guests of the Pennsylvania at Cape May seashore event
About 150 newspaper workers from Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia visit Stockton Hotel Cape May from today until Monday. The group travels by special train from Gam en terminal at 1 30 P M after lunch at Broad Street Station and is led by Col George W Boyd and Col Frank N Barksdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania the Pennsylvania Railroad
Stockton
Cape May
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Gam@en
Seashore
George W. Boyd
Frank N. Barksdale
Rush to complete trolley line reaches two towns
About 600 workers push rapid progress on the Mauch Chunk Lehighton and Slatington street railway. The Slatington to Mauch Chunk segment may open by August 1 with a temporary power house finished at Mauch Chunk and land purchased at Statington for a permanent power house and car barns. By February 1 next, the full twenty miles are expected to be in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Lehighton
Slatington
Statington
Lieutenant Hutchinson Scott Joins Pennsylvania Railroad
Lieutenant J Hutchinson Scott of the revenue cutter service resigns from government work to join the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. He will work on tunnel projects the firm has underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liieutenant J. Hutchinson Scott
Revenue Cutter Service
Pennsylvania Rallay Company
Stock listings and incorporations from Trent on June 27
The article lists stock details for Southern Standard Oil Company with capital stock and individual shareholders, names Victor Humbrecht Daniel Lape and John Wilson among others. It notes Walter Cox holding 45 shares of Continental Glass Press Company. It reports incorporation of The Great Western Cement Company in Trenton with capital and mentions officers Difford Else and Kenneth McLaren of New Jersey and Delaware affiliates in Dover date June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Standard Oil Company
Capital
Victor J. Humbrecht
Daniel F. Lape
Glencester
John ©. Wilson
Continental Glass Press Company
Walter Cox
Trenton
Great Western Cement Company
He Tors A . Difford
Else
Kenneth Mt. KecLaren
Jersey Gut
Delaware
Pennsylvania Railroad appoints Shaeffer as telegraphs chief
Charles M Shaeffer will assume duties July 1 as superintendent of telegraphs for the Pennsylvania Railroad and move his family from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. President Baer denies Edson Weeks will become passenger agent of the Western Michigan. Rumors persist about absorption of the line into Hill Morgan Wisconsin Central. Barr named chief clerk to General Superintendent O Kon. Prevost to Europe July 17. Rea plans limited vacation with focus on North River and East River bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Shaeffer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anill
Pittsburg
Baer
Reading
Edson J. Weeks
Mergiona
W. WU
Barr
Oukon
John
J. A. ‘Sweigard
Glace
Prevost
Pennsylvania
Europe
Rea
New York
Plana
North River Bridge
East River
Metal markets mixed as pig iron slips in New York
The New York market for pig iron showed a ten point decline with some buyers idle as the metal weakened. London markets were firmer with spot prices near £129 13s - futures around £122 15s, and limited sales reported alongside quiet tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Tone Cc
Volunteers Save Property After Narberth Fire Alarm
Volunteers from Narberth's fire company No 1 contained an early blaze at Grace Harrison on Ren Avenue near the railroad station. Loss was about 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narberth
Gre Company
Owektteas
Grace Harrison
Op Ren Avenue
Financial Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Co
The Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Company operates from 325-331 Chestnut and 43-53 South Fourth Streets with an $82,000,000 capital and $3,000,000 surplus. It acts as executor transfer agent guardian and keeper of bonds and valuables, provides safe deposit facilities and charges no rent for safekeeping, while certificates and receipts are securely held. Officers listed include vice presidents Gest and Beuve, secretary, and various real estate and corporate officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Trans and Guardian
Enereon
R. Oh
Erotiecet
Aus
Gest
H. @ dng
Sue
Y. Robert W Ni’ Wert
Charls H. Banna
Eaawerd
Ma Philler
William % Sterrick
Gore J Ellis
John B. Gest Alexander J
Special notices on stock certificates for Pennsylvania Railroad stock
Notifications for stockholders detail delivery dates for new capital stock certificates tied to Treasurer's receipts dated June 1901. Instructions cover assigned and unassigned receipts, surrender windows, and delivery dates, including a New York office option at Cedar Street. Secretary Lewis Neilson directs forwarding of assigned receipts after July 1, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cedar Street
Philadelphia
Dividend Notice from Assets Realization Company in 1901
The Board of Directors declares a semi annual dividend from the current half year at seven percent per annum on the First Preferred Capital Stock payable July 2 1901 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 26 1901. Transfer books close from June 26 to July 3 1901. Checks will be mailed. William Knight Shryock treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Assets Realization Company
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
William Knig
Shryock
Vast improvements planned for Port Jervis docks and power
A New York syndicate buys Port Jervis Street Railway and Light and Power assets. They plan to build passenger and coal docks and a world class merchandise dock to boost Oriental trade. They intend to invest in extending three miles of track and supply village lighting for local manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Capiitalists
Port Jervis Street Railway Company
Port Jervis Light and Power Company
Record Wheat Crop Outlook Across States in 1900
Correspondents report winter wheat conditions mostly favorable with heavy yields expected in principal states. Harvesting starts in the South and Kansas sees another big output. Oklahoma cheerful, acreage slightly down but per acre yield higher. Spring wheat signs improve with ample moisture. overall wheat production could top 700 million bushels, exceeding prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Kansas
Oklahoma
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
Murderer's mother testifies at coroner's inquest
Mrs Emeline Jordan of 2854 Fairhill Street tearfully testified about her son William H. Jordan who killed Mrs Thomas Kitson at 427 North Sixth Street then died by his own hand. She recalled his strange behavior and a claim that Mrs Kitson ruined his life. Thomas Kitson said he did not know Jordan loved his wife. The jury found Mrs Kitson died from gunshot wounds and that Jordan killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Jordan
Fairhill Street
William H. Jordan
Thomas Kitson
North Sixth Street
Relief Appeal Canceled for West Virginia Flood District
Dr J Wilkes O Neill secretary of the Associates of the bee Lane Philadelphia cancelled the relief funds appeal for the West Virginia flood district after a telegram from Colonel Charles H Howell president of the society stated the distress was mainly due to deaths framing and not relievable by Red Cross. The telegram prompted the cancellation of the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilkes O'Neill
Associates
Bee Lane
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Charles H. Howell
Society
Red Cross
O'Neill
Girl Sprinter Beate Boy Wins Sunday School Foot Race
The Bethany Presbyterian Church picnic near Strawberry Mansion featured a girls foot race won by Alice Manion, 15, over David Smith, 15, despite a handicap by one and three fourths yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beate Boy
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Strawberry Mansion
Alice Manion
David Smith
Boy Injured by Machinery at Camden Morocco Works
John Stellmason aged 14 of 215 Mount Vernon street Camden was caught in the shafting at the morocco works foot of Penn street Camden yesterday afternoon and badly injured he may die. He was taken to Cooper Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stellmason
Mount Vernon Street
Camden
Morocco Works
Penn Street
Cooper Hospital
Brothers Duel Ends in Fatal Battle in New York
In Lewis New York on June 27 George and An n Thaler brothers fought over a wager for a rifle. The duel ended fatally with one brother dead and the other wounded. Local authorities investigate and have detained the survivor for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
N. Y
George
Ann Thaler
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Broad Street Station
Lewis Neilson
Kind Red Cross
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