Architect of Capitol to sue architect of Capitol
Special to The Philadelphia Times Harrisburg June 28 The Governor may appoint a Capitol building commission Edward Bailey of Harrisburg National Bank likely joins the panel The commission’s first action is expected to be a lawsuit Henry Ives Cobb Washington DC oversaw the present incomplete building Cobb says his contract covered completion The State argues the plans belong to it and Cedar not hired Cobb on unauthorized sums Cobb has hired Snodgrass Snodgrass Harrisburg to press a 5 percent commission on total completion and furnishing costs
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Talkative Witness Found in Kish Case Trial
Judge Johnson warns that meddling jurors can lead to jail. An affidavit filed in Philadelphia reports Policeman Frank J. Griffith of Chester was the witness who spoke to a juror in the Emily Kish vs Chester Traction Co case. Samuel Miller Sr. Chester township is named as the juror.
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Detectives Held for Trial in Kidnap Threat Case
Chester officers arrested He Seeley and Luke Riley at Llanwellyn for extortion threats against County Commissioner C. Harry Marshall and kidnapping his son Harold. They were re-arrested on impersonating officers and carrying concealed weapons and bound over for trial.
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Locked Church on New Pastor Brought to Court
Judge Bechtel granted a preliminary injunction ordering St Stanslaus Polish Roman Catholic Church Shenandoah to surrender the church and parsonage to Rev. Mark Janusziewicz appointed by Archbishop Ryan. Trustees deny appointment and barred entry, locking doors.
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League of Third Class Cities elect officers at Erie meeting
The Pennsylvania League of Third Class Cities elected A. H. Leader of Reading as president and Dr. R. J. Black of McKees Rocks as vice president. J. Craig Jr. of Chester was chosen treasurer and Thomas Hanlon of Erie as secretary. Trustees named were B. R. Field of Easton A Miller of Harrisburg and J C Greenwald of Bradford with Heading selected as next year’s convention site.
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Poisoned From Ice Cream in Altoona Family
In Altoona on June 28 Abagail and Mary, daughters of Rev. W. W. Williamson of the First U B Church, are critically ill after eating poisoned ice cream. The minister, his wife, and son are ill but not seriously. The dessert was served at dinner. physicians blame tainted cream from the can.
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Storm devastates Lebanon Rolling Mill plant and region
A violent morning storm wrecked the Lebanon Rolling Mill Company's new steel mill. Several workers were buried but escaped serious injury. Lightning struck Peter Holland’s house, tossing four children from bed as crops and fruit trees suffered in the countryside.
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Robbers Bind and Loot Washington County Home
Four masked men forced entry at Jacob W White's house near a Baltimore and Ohio station west of Washington Pa. They bound gagged and robbed the occupants of about $3 000 in cash and valuables then fled on a west bound freight. White says the assailants may be locals and five tramps were arrested and later released. Sylvia Mackay freed herself after an hour and helped others escape.
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Work of bold highwaymen across two towns reported
In Williamsport a highwayman shot at a returning pair with $2,000 in currency, striking the horse first. it collapsed after two miles. In Bath, Pa a trio beat and robbed George Hackman of $100 and a gold watch, while a fourth man fled drunk from Allentown.
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State Bar Association names officers for ensuing year
Bedford June 28 The State Bar Association elected officers for the ensuing year President Alexander Simpson Jr Philadelphia Vice presidents E W Smith Pittsburgh W S Shaffer Delaware R L Jones Berks C E Rice Luzerne Henry Niles York Secretary William P Slake Philadelphia Treasurer William Peyn Lloyd Cumberland
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Attack by ferocious dog wounds two men in Mahanoy City
Patrick Dempsey, 40, and Samuel Reed were badly bitten in front of St. Joseph Lithunian Catholic Church rectory on West Mahanoy Avenue. The dog, described as ferocious and blond, belonged to Rev. Simon Paulinius and was driven off by the priest.
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Trolley Car Breaks Front Axle Injures Fifteen Riders
In Scranton on June 28 a trolley car’s front axle broke causing a derailment and a complete somersault. Fifteen passengers were injured with Mrs. Maze of Carbondale the most seriously hurt and possibly facing death. others were cut or bruised but less severely.
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Governor Stone Joins Blooming Grove Fishing Party
Special to TH Philadelphia Times from Stroudsburg June 28 Governor Stone J L Smith of Philadelphia and Deputy AG Fleltz arrived at Blooming Grove Pike county to fish for a few days. The governor and his party will be the guests of the Blooming Grove Association, a group of Philadelphia and New York millionaires.
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Flint Glass Plants to Close for Summer Vacation
Pittsburg June 28 All flint glass factories under the American Flint Glass Workers Union will shut down tomorrow night for four weeks to two months. About 40 000 men and boys will take their usual summer vacation.
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Various local notes from Marietta to Mont Alto
Toads half an inch long fell during a light rain at Marietta yesterday. First National Bank of Birdsboro awarded a Mill street bank building contract. Captain Jesse M. Baker of Media aboard the Grant expected home soon. Dr J L Fordham aged 70 found dead from heart disease in Green Ridge. Ex-Jury Commissioner John H McDowell of Red Hill elected Poor Director to fill Bieler vacancy. Holiness camp meeting opens at Joanna Heights for ten days under Dr C F Fowler. George Young aged 6 killed by lightning at Riverview Park with injuries to mother and brother. sister’s shoe torn. Paul P Pulaski, UMW Ninth district VP, begins organizing miners into local unions. Media, Wilton and Baltimore RailRoad Co seeks damages for a husband’s death on Morton Avenue in Chester. Bardman and Kreisher of Mahanoy City discover den of black snakes. twelve killed, several escaped. longest five feet seven inches. Mont Alto Christian Endeavor Assembly to be held at Mont Alto Park August 1, uniting York, Dauphin, Perry, Adams, Franklin and Cumberland counties.
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Brave Woman Saves Train At Washed Out Bridge
A track-walker's wife saved a westbound special train when she waved her apron on the doomed Laurel Run bridge near Daw son. General Superintendent D F Maroney and officials were inspecting the area and directed stop and repairs, with the bridge temporarily repaired by dawn.
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Reading Strikers Paid After Discussion With Officials
Organizer Flynn claims strikers will meet officials to discuss grievances as Reading Railway workers weather rain to collect due wages. Some refuse to surrender Relief Association books, fearing future lawsuits if connected with the company ends. Company later allows retention of the books and payment proceeds. Flynn cites readiness to meet President Baer or Smink for an end to the strike.
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Wages Raised in Railroad Car Shops
Pottsville June 28 an order posted in the Philadelphia and Reading Railway car shops states wages for employes will rise from eleven to twelve and one half cents per hour as of June 1.
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Public Squares Funding Aims at Restoring Decayed Areas
City plan allocates 20000 dollars for public squares pending mayoral signature. Chief Pierre of the Bureau of City Property says funds restore old squares and create new breathing spots. Franklin Norris squares in poor shape. work on Womruth Hancock and Clarence Clark Parks proceeds quickly.
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Postmasters Appointed Today in Washington Listings
The fourth class Postmasters appointed today include Wana Fost W. H. Cohee, Maryila Pennsylvania i saalon 3 Thompson, Pike's Jennersville, Passmore Greenfie.
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Popular Damrosch Concerts at Willow Grove Ad
An advertising snippet promotes Damrosch concerts at Willow Grove with mentions of seating, lanes, and ticket availability. The brief text hints at frequent showings and ticket access for attendees.
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Norristown High School Graduates Largest Class
Norristown Pa June 28 The largest class but one in the history of Norristown High School was graduated this afternoon Harry J Alker valedictorian and Norwood D Matthias salutatorian Superintendent J K Gotwalts presented the diplomas to the graduates including Henry J Alker Clement Bergey Joseph G Beerer Flor H Brendlinger Elizabeth F Baker Alvah Coward Helen M Davies Charles Donee ane Essie Elsie Ger ALumer Ida B John B McElroy Lidie W McFarland Robert W McGarvey Norwood D Matthias Anna G Neiman Viola O Pennypacker A Smith and others.
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Tamaqua High School First Class Graduation Held at Armory
Tamaqua's eleventh annual commencement for a 23member graduating class was held at Walker's Armory. Principal J. Schad presided as diplomas were awarded to William F. Er, Martha E. Snyder, and other graduates amid a crowded auditorium tonight.
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Lancaster High School Class Commencement
Lancaster dates June 28 reports the forty ninth annual commencement at the High School. The ceremony drew a large audience in Fulton with graduates, speeches, and local officials in attendance.
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Diploma Awards Honor a Long List of Graduates
Ex Judge David McMullen, president of the Board of Directors, presented the diplomas to a large group including Edna P Ca, Grace R Hawthorne, Mary M Bucher, James J Pyle, Alberta W Paden, and other graduates in a formal ceremony.
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Perkiomen Seminary Holds Commencement Exercises
Special to Tum PHILADELPHIA Times from Tennsburg reports Perkiomen Seminary graduation exercises on June 28 with a class of twenty two men and ten women. Among the graduates is a man named Gorman. the full list of graduates follows.
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Bridgeport High School Grants Eight Diplomas at Commencement
In Norristown June 28 Bridgeport High School awarded eight diplomas at the commencement. Delivering the diplomas was School Director Jeremiah Delaney and Rev Dr Hey sham led the devotional. Lida McFarland won the alumni prize of $10. The $20 Ralston prize drew four winners: Chester Tarlow Ta Bella Long Sarah Leopold and Chester Schlater. Graduates listed include Powell Hampton Anna McDermott Joseph Wade Sue Stillwagon John O'Donnell Joseph McCaffrey Mary Blair Carrie Jamison.
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Anna McDermott
Joseph Wade
Sue Stillwagon
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Mary Blair
Carrie Jamison
Public Schools Closed and Reassignment Plan Outlined
Public schools closed yesterday until September with one re exam before mid September for entrance to higher schools. Districts assign grammar school pupils to Central or Northeast schools based on ward residence. Rexborough and Grenwood boys may transfer to Central School upon parental request.
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No Teachers' Certificates Held by Nine Philadelphia Grads
Nine members of the recently graduated class at the Philadelphia Normal School cannot obtain teaching certificates due to failing to clear botany conditions from their junior year. They advanced to senior work under a rule allowing promotion if no more than two fifths of work are failed. Because they did not pass the botany examination, they must repeat a year and pass botany to qualify. The students may take the issue to the Board of Education if not resolved soon.
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Admission Results for Roman Catholic High School Exams
The annual admittance exam produced 145 acceptances last week. Eight students earned honors with scores over 90 percent including William Milligan, Michael Hogan Curran, John Ross, and others from Cathedral St. Pauls St Francis Xavier’s Nativity and Lady of Mercy.
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Lady of Mercy
June Wedding in Torresdale Unites Hazard and Thomas
The marriage of Mary Hazard Gra ham daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Hazard of 1243 South Broad street to Edwin M. Thomas was held Thursday at the bride’s home. Rev. Rush Eastman officiated with Rev. Samuel Ward assisting. The couple sailed for Europe and will reside in Torresdale after fall return.
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Europe
Bryant and Miss Lee Weds in Abbeville Ceremony
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis T. Bryant of Atlantic City and Miss Mary Starke Lee of Abbeville D C were married last evening in Abbeville. The Rev Dr McCurdy and Rev J Hardenbrook Townsend officiated with Jacob Myers of Atlantic City as best man.
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Miss Christine R. Wilson Weds Justice of the Peace Williams
In Vineland on June 28 Miss Christine R. Wilson married Justice of the Peace Frederick Williams. Miss Jennie Wilson served as maid of honor and Harry N. Williams acted as best man. The ceremony was led by v. Dr. D. H. King with Rev. J. R. B. Greer assisting.
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Christine R. Wilson
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Frederick Williams
Jennie Wilson
Harry N. Williams
D. H. King
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Wilmington couples wed in Presbyterian church and at residence
Joseph L. Mor ford of Wilmington and Lola Staats of Linwood Pa were married at First Presbyterian Church. George M. Givey and Jane Johnean Dickson of Philadelphia wed last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wickersham.
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Gerould Worrell Nuptials Sealed by Vineland Ceremony
Dr. Theodore F. Gerould son of T. Gerould of Vineland Gas Company and Miss Vesta Worrell of Centratia Illinois were married yesterday at Trinity Episcopal Church Vineland with Rev. S. L. Stevens officiating.
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Women auxiliary elects new leaders at Milwaukee meeting
At the session of the Woman's auxiliary of the American Park and Outdoor Art Association papers were read. Mrs. Herman J. Wall of Chicago was elected president and Edith Canning of Warren, Ohio, was named second vice president.
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Street Car Men Organizing in Philadelphia
Conductors and motormen of the Union Traction Company move to form the Philadelphia Street Railway Employer Union. Hundreds have filed application blanks, with a mass meeting planned after midnight Monday to finalize the organization. Leaders deny plans for a strike and expect improved service through negotiations with General Manager Parsons. organizers describe the move as fraternal rather than a traditional labor union.
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Eight-Hour Day Push by Local 42 Firemen
Local 42 of the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen expects to establish an eight hour day in the city. President BE. Lord says favorable outlook and national president J. W. Morton is aiding. An open meeting at 545 North Ninth Street tonight will feature Morton and aim to recruit members.
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Foundry Workers Gain Ten Percent Wage Increase
Phillipsburg workers at the War ren Foundry were notified of a ten percent raise to take effect July 1. Other employees at the works will receive increases as well.
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Labor Strikes Hit Wilmington Mills Over Wages
Sixty Ford Morocco Co workers in Wilmington strike for higher pay from 10 to 11 dollars weekly. Thirty employees at American Leather Co also walk out. Glaziers demand fifty cent raise and join the walkout when replacements were ordered.
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Delaware News Notes Highlights Several Local Elections
Charles W. Rppiers elected trustee of Christiana Presbyterian Church. Emma H. Cooper named teacher in Dover public schools. Wilmington council approves officer rotation among five companies. Dover schools term ends. others face retirements. Reported drownings and typhoid threats noted amid local health concerns.
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Home for Girls Inspection Reversed by Judge
Trenton June 28 Justice Gummere revoked his prior order permitting a secret inspection of the State Home for Girls by officers of the State Charity Aid Society. He ruled the act used applies to county and municipal institutions only, not state reformatories.
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Woman Hospitalized After Arm Injury In Domestic Dispute
Mrs. Mary Yates of 1978 Federal Street Camden was taken to Cooper Hospital after bleeding from a severed artery in her right arm. She said a bone was thrown at a window during a quarrel with neighbors who were visiting. David Yates, her husband, denied knowledge of the incident.
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Sinnickson Chew Editor of West Jersey Press Dies in Camden Fire
Sinnickson Chew, veteran editor and proprietor of the West Jersey Press in Camden, was burned from his late residence at 54 Cooper Street yesterday. Services were led by Rev. W. Ti. Fish burn of Camden and Rev. F. R. Brace of Blackwood with pallbearers including Watson Depuy, Charles Currie, FB.P. Patterson Sr. Judgee, D. V. Joline, Attorney General Samuel H. Gregg, Charles Strickham and Judge Peter Voorhees.
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Child Bitten by Dog In Camden Neighborhood
A year-old girl Mamie Fitzpatrick was bitten severely on the head while playing in front of her home at Second and Mickle streets Camden. Doctors at Cooper Hospital found a bite nearly severing her right ear. A policeman shot the dog as it turned toward other children.
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Newspaper Party Arrives in Seaside at Stockton Hotel
A large group of Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia journalists reached Cape May New Jersey by a special Pennsylvania Railroad train. They stay at the Stockton Hotel through Monday under care of George W. Boyd and Colonel Frank N. Barksdale. A big ball at the Stockton Hotel is planned for their hosts tomorrow.
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Painter Crushed by 1000-Pound Counterweight
In Atlantic City June 28 George Harmer a painter was working on an elevator shaft at the Reed apartment house when a counterweight weighing over 1000 pounds descended trapping his head. Four men freed him. he was carried to City Hospital where doctors say he cannot live.
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Accused of Abusing His Child in Medford Case
Complaint filed by Hiram Johnson against Frederick Spicker of Medford for maltreating his minor daughter Emma with a stick and three whip lashes plus an iron hinge. The stepmother aided by holding the child as she was beaten on a half clothed body. Emma placed in the Children's Home.
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Atlantic City man seeks injunction against Marlborough Hotel site
Frederick Hemsley of Atlantic City files suit in the Court of Chancery to restrain Marlborough Company from erecting a hotel on a Pacific avenue lot. The court grants a rule to show cause on July 9. He argues the building would block his ocean view.
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Bride and Groom Over Seventy Tie The Knot
John Schwab and Mrs. Emily Kendall both over seventy were married at 41 Peace street New Brunswick New Jersey last night by Rev. Charles Bank. Bridesmaid was Emily Halliwell granddaughter of the groom and best man Simon Holliwell her husband. It is a second marriage for each.
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Real Estate Deal In Atlantic City Sells For 72500
Whilden Moore sold a parcel in Atlantic City for 72500, with 100 feet frontage on Ocean Avenue 100 feet on Pacific Avenue and 250 feet on Tennessee Avenue. He had acquired it for 65000. Purchasers are the Imperial Realty Company, a Philadelphia capitalist syndicate.
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Philadelphia man drowns rescue by guards in Atlantic City
Edward Tomlin of Philadelphia grew exhausted while bathing in Atlantic City. He and 15 year old Willie Rushton of Pittsburgh were saved from drowning by Guards Calhoun and Robinson who brought them to safety.
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Man Found Dead in Malaga Cranberry Bog
Thomas Cornelia aged 66 was found dead in the Malaga cranberry bog where he worked. Authorities believe he died shortly after 1 PM Thursday. his body was discovered at 7 PM the following evening.
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Gloucester City to hear complaints next day
Gloucester City Commissioners will meet to set a date to hear complaints. The report mentions responses to local issues and plans for public discussion, detailing a forthcoming hearing before city officials.
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Dr Abbotts House Robbed in Baltimore Avenue Breakin
Dr. A. C. Abbott's residence at 4220 Baltimore avenue was entered by burglars early yesterday. Police are unsure about the robbery's extent. Dr. Abbott, a bacteriologist at the University of Pennsylvania, is currently out of town and has been notified.
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Neighbor’s daughter cured by Jayce’s Alterative and lodime
A Cheverville resident reports his neighbor’s fourteen year old daughter afflicted with GOTTRE. After trying many remedies, he used Jayce’s Alterative with lodime applications and claims a cure.
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Ple College
Spayd’s
Woods
DE Park Theatre
Brinkely Opera Co
Mikado
Bobby Walthour
A. Ross Woodside
Adomiamion. Cc
Lyceum
Mata
Nelson Bros
Teta
Philadelphia Fireworks CO
Arch Street
Ate
CURE
North Huron
Keeley Institute
Seeley's
Chesterman & Streeter
South 11Th St
Priscilla
By Alfred Matthews
Lode
Ywhich
Illustrated Weekly
Magasine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!