Probing the Combine in New Jersey Coal Case
The court heard arguments on appointing a receiver to run the coal business of the New Jersey Central Railroad linked operators. Judge Stevens noted the alleged coal cartel, with Lehigh Valley and Reading lines, violated court orders by maintaining a monopoly. Proceedings aimed at protecting public interest and restoring competitive pricing in coal sales.
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Zotige Stevens
New Jersey Corporation
New Jeremy Central Railroad Company
Metzill
Enmt Cne
Stockton
7 Valley Railroad
Thomas N. Carter
Lehigh Valley
Dadee Stevens
Exidulge Sievefis
Reon
Central
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal Sect
Lion Company
Wikebarre Company
Trstiz
Reading
Nuit Aw
Comtral
Stevens
Esmart
Maxwell
Abe
Lee
Interferenen
McLeod
New York
Mesiligittes
Gammerceel
The Profesor Will Present His Evidence in Trial
The record notes a motion by Sutton and a ruling to place no further action during the time to be consumed. The offered evidence would be used in addition to what is already in. The language reflects hermeneutic interpretation of the book of discipline affecting the prosecution’s duty to present evidence.
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Sutton
Noted Outlaws Tolbert Brothers Captured in Mississippi Jail
Meridan Dec 2 noted Kemper county outlaws Tom and Walter Tolbert have been captured and placed in Landenvale jail. Earlier in November Tom Tolbert escaped convict and his brother opened fire on deputies and John Tolbert was killed. A posse pursued the Tolberts. Tom surrendered after threats of lynching. Walter, only 19, faces trial.
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Tolbert
Tom
Walter
Winlow
Ter
Tow
Murderous Slay Convicted in Sedanay Case
A fragmented report states John Koccis killed Mary Majo in Sedanay and faces a death sentence on Monday. The text mentions Montgomery and Fenston with unclear roles, and references a will involving Mrs. Jefferson and a life interest, but many details are garbled.
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Turrtox
John Koccis
Mary Majo
Degren
M H Adolph Taine Named Minister of the Interior
The article notes the appointment of Hippolyte Adolph Taine as minister of the interior in the cabinet. Details are fragmentary but indicate a government reshuffle with Taine assuming a key interior portfolio.
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M. Hippolyte Adolph Taine
Benor
General Hoyt Dead and Civil War Record Noted
General Hoyt dies after a storied career as educator soldier and politician. His estate is reported under $5000 and his funeral set for this afternoon at 8 at First Presbyterian Church. He married Mary E Loveland in 1855 and began law practice later serving in the Fremont campaign and earning esteem for his Civil War service before retiring to Wilkes-Barre. The news also mentions the sinking Ravenna and a dramatic coal blast incident with local repercussions.
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Fiore Tomameoe
First Presbyterian Church
Bia
Mary E. Loveland
Mpaen
Fremont
Te Ragnen
Denen
South Franklin Street
Brownsville colliery boiler explosion reported
Pa, Dec. 2. An engine and tender exploded a boiler at the Brownsville colliery near this city while in draft service. The engineer and fireman were killed. Internal Revenue projections for next year show estimates of 165000 and 158000. The report also notes other scattered items including a reference to a woman who carried the flag and cases involving the Cooley family and a Des Moines dealer.
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Eile
Pasa
Reading
Brownsville
Leethe
Cooleyn
Rod Tis ‘Fe
Cooley
J. P. Mlaize
Des Moines
Lows
Fragmented New York Tribune text on emotion and unrest
The readable fragments reference Farmers discontent and social topics in a late era newspaper page. It mentions readers in the Westin region and appears to be a cryptic OCR excerpt from the Tribune.
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New York, Tribune
Presstone
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Combine
Jersey Central
Kansas
Torrens
Kan
Gree County
Bollinger
Republica
London
Palrobudgtiaan
Springer
Besson
Ulinvis
Committee of Ways
Clere- Tina
H. Lang- Goats
Philadelphis Milsiona
Chicago
National Bank of
Altoona
Willian K. Fandertill
York
George W. Hensel
Lascaster
Hensel
Sintheae
Josie Mallisan
Fenston
Sesir
Jefferson
Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Loxvox
Ravenna
L. A
Jeren Anarchists
Rall
Springer’s
Front Street
J Randolph
City Pharmacy
L. W. Randolph
West Front St
Plainfield, S.J
O. Heemaree
Man J. Kear, ‘Secret
A. L, Garciaco
Havana
Key West
Deleware
Garrett. Packpr
NEW Yo
Mer
Park Avenue
New York Tribune
National
Westin
Huletts
Rogers
Central Ave
Ony
Fourth Street
Martoe
M. Ulrich
Brad
West Front Street
S J. Shaw
the Pharma
Sarmpartin
Boo
Park A’ S Life Insurance
Fred. W. Dunn
Phiinfield Grocerie
North Evenee
Saul
William J. Stephenson
Oma
D. W. Rogers
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