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Newspaper

Pittston Gazette

Location

Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1906

Page

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Sinclair And the Beef Trust

Beveridge ill has teape inc prominence with Granceo alvontolarting and so absorbed attention for the time being. The rate bill represents a movement to control rail freight and meat packing. Beveridge, a noted speaker and author, figures prominently in the meat inspection debate tied to Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle and reforms spurred by Roosevelt investigations.

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Worst Crook Caught in New York Underworld Fame

An elderly man with a long criminal record, Bernard G. Stewart of Scranton, Pa., identified at Astor House, confronted at police headquarters by Inspector Mc Laughlin. He allegedly attempted to rifle Captain Lund’s pockets in a sleep, was arrested after a struggle, and is noted as among the nation’s worst thieves with a history from early sixities, including the Detroit Cadillac hotel robbery where Detective O Neil was shot but survived.

New York Nnb McLaughlin Bel Astor House Bernard G. Stewart Scranton Ginnon Christopher Lund Philadelphia Detroit O'Neil

Railroad graft disclosed in Pennsylvania clerk case

Philadelphia report says a state official admitted receiving stock valued at about 11 000 and cash totaling over 4600 from coal mining firms over roughly three years. He stated five coal companies paid 2 to 5 cents per ton sold to the railroad and that the practice followed a department custom. No company officials stated prior knowledge or consent, and the official kept all gifts.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Boyer Hoyer

Honor for Father George I Sanction to Patriotic Naval Custom

President Roosevelt noted Mount Vernon naval ceremony aboard the Mayflower. The driving ritual of dipping colors and sounding taps is now mandatory after a regulatory amendment. The Potomac pilots have kept this 100 year old Mount Vernon tribute, a feature celebrated by foreign guests. A circuit court verdict of six dollars and eighty cents surfaced in Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce damages case.

Mount Ton Roosevelt Mount Vernon Tance Potomac Elizabeth Pierce

Baseball Scores and Standings From National and American Leagues

Results from National and American League games show Chicago and Brooklyn with mixed outcomes, Boston routing Pittsburg 8 to 0, and Philadelphia beating Cincinnati. Standings list Chicago at 53 hits, Cincinnati at similar scores, with various pitcher and team notes intertwined. An Eastern League snippet notes Baltimore and Rochester games with 2 to 1 and 4 to 3 scores. A motor race report from Bavaria notes a probable fatal accident involving Hubert von Herkomer’s automobile near Norwar with injuries to Herr Seller.

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Zulu Brummel and the Rise of African Education

A late 19th century portrait contrasts loyal Zulus and rebellious tribes in Natal with colonial views. It highlights educated individuals like Pisley Ka Isaka Seme at Columbia, endorsing British governance for progress while noting native attire and a mix of civilized and savage traits.

England Afrien South Africa Natal

Grover Cleveland Reflects on Public Service and Health

The former president Grover Cleveland, now in his seventieth year, says he will not seek office again but may comment on current issues. He recently spoke at the national conference of charities and corrections in Philadelphia and at a Periodical Publishers banquet in Atlantic City. Mrs. Cleveland accompanied him, with a photograph showing her aging countenance after grief over their daughter’s death. An accompanying report notes a Shamokin mine accident with seven nonfatal injuries and no fatalities as operations resumed after six weeks idle.

Grover Cleveland Carver The Republic National Conference of Charities and Corrections Philadelphia Publish 1St Association Atlantic Cit Cleveland Muth Aline Mc Aoughlin Shamokin

A Sentence of Death at Western Court

A chilling courtroom tale recalls a judge aged around sixty who sentences a stranger killer. The prisoner, claiming truth, triggers a dramatic outburst as the judge collapses dead, a shot from outside ending the fugitive’s escape. The town then shrouds the incident in rumor.

Western Court Fowler Jdge

Conductor and Gentlewoman Across a Bustling Car

In a bustling seaport town a Quaker bonneted woman chats with a brusque conductor who mistakes age for gentility. The scene shifts to Jules Lemaitre, a scholar, as he navigates crowded cars with polite misgivings and refined restraint amid a bustling crowd. A severe electrical storm later lashes Northumberland County, causing fire and damage totaling about 1500 dollars.

Uiet Christian William Blank

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