Renwick Times Profiles Paskard and Bank Interests
The Renwick Times outlines Herbert R. Paskard’s roles across the American Waterworks and Guarantee Company and his directorships at McKeeport and First Second National banks. It notes steps to protect the institutions as federal receivership was sought amid bank suspensions.
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Ammerican Waterworks Company
Bis
Pitts
Sounliy
Nod Wines
Lssylvania
Desides
McReesport Bank
Banking Horse
Protéa
American Waterworks
Guawateo Company
Suhns
Banking Touse
Federal
Calls Arizona to Account Over Military Law Compliance
Washington reports Secretary Garrison has asked Gov. Hunt to explain Arizona militia actions amid alleged failures to follow military statutes. Officials say orders may have been misunderstood and that men must be recruited at least sixty days before encampments. Prior attention involved South Carolina militia actions and related withdrawals.
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Washington
D. C
Arizona
Garrison
Department
Remains to Be Cremated at Request of Wadeworth
A death notice from Kansas City reports that remains of Wadeworth will be cremated after his death in the city. A. S. Wadeworth, a nephew, conveyed the body to Kansas City for cremation and will place the cremated urn in Lake Michigan for burial.
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Ts Wadeworth
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Kansas’ City
A. S. Wadeworth
Michigan
Bathhouse tragedy claims many boys in Merrimac River collapse
In Lawrence Massachusetts on July 2 a wooden bridge at a bathhouse failed as a crowd of youths waited for the door to open. About 40 boys, aged from infancy to under ten, fell into the swift Merrimack River. Several saved themselves, five were recovered unconscious, and two revived. Sixteen year old Allea Schwra and three sisters of farmer John Schwyn drowned nearby on the Joseph River after noon.
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Lawrence
Mass
Tyalye Boyd
Conageiloe
Bath
Boueo
Ley
Frit Futharl Td
Allea
Schwra
Clara
Ida
Slayen
Grace
John Schwyn
Joseph
Non
Mondar
Former sugar official dies after clemency ruling
Charlee R. Helke, former secretary of the sugar trust, who was convicted in the underweighing frauds and had an eight month imprisonment commuted by President Taft, died at his Sea Bright New Jersey home. He had been ill for some time. Clemen cy extended as physicians said confinement would hasten death. Helke sought to overturn his conviction in higher courts. His penalty was reduced to a $5,000 fine.
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New York
Charlee R. Helke
The
Sugar Trust
Sea Bright
N. J
Heike
Yaiqo
Girl Sues Governor Sulzer for Breach of Promise
Philadelphia report details Missignon Hopkins daughter of a Brookline attorney filing breach of promise against New York Governor Sulzer. She alleges engagement and letters proving intent to wed, claim he jilted her and wed a Philadelphia woman in Atlantic City on January 8, 1908. A separate item notes J H Morrison of Los Angeles held by Mexican authorities. appeal to State Department for release.
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Kansas City
Leale J. Lyons
Lie
Missouri
Lyons
Eood
Philadelphia
Missignon Hopkins
Brookivh Atlorney
Will Sulzer
New York
Misa Hopkins
Atlantic City
United States
Los Angeles
Cal
State Department
Washington
J. H. Morrison
Misa Dessie Wilson
Mee Wilson
Francis’ Bowes Sayré
New York City
Two Mexican Towns Destroyed by Earthquake Shocks
2000 Flea Big Earthquake. Douglas, Ariz, July 7. Residents of Gynenbas and Granados, towns in Honora, Mexico, lying in a tent of the two towns 120 miles below the border at this point, have been destroyed by earthquake shocks.
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Douglas
Ariz
Gynenbas
Granados
Honora
Mexicy
Attack at Lincoln Pate Prompts Gettysburg Hotel Stabbing
A violent stabbing amid celebrations near the Gattysburg hotel leaves several wounded and one injuried veteran. Surgeons report two men in critical condition as chaos erupts at the dining room scene during July 2 ceremonies.
AEROPLANES COLLIDE NEAR JOHANNISTHAL
A collision between aeroplanes in the dusk near Johannisthal on July 5 caused the death of one aviator and injuries to another. The German pilot Melscher and Captain Fridge were involved, with one aircraft crashing to the ground and another severely damaged.
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Johannisthal
Melscher
Fridge
Nath
Helechar
Safily Alldrwarde
Friedel'e Ujilna
Wilson Makes Quick Trip From Washington to New York
President Wright travels from Washington to New York in a hurried schedule from Gettysburg. Aboard the train, cheers greeted him at stations en route to New York. Reports describe rain and speed as the journey continued toward Cornteh New Jersey where his family will join him.
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New York
University Club
Washington
Gettysburg
Cornteh
Crump Sued for 150000 Over False Imprisonment Claim
C A Keys contractor sues Crump for 150000 alleging false imprisonment after a week. Lawsuit cites graft charges reported by Meyer BD Jr Crump involved in a local incident in Memphia on July 7.
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Man Suse
Memphia
Teen
Meyer Bd, Jr
Crump
C. A. Keys
Meya
War of Allies on Bathy Sow Opens Balkan Conflict
The front reports Greece and Bulgaria edging toward formal war as Greece and Serbia face pressure from Bulgaria. Italy’s stance remains cautious while foreign ministers weigh conciliatory steps and arbitration. Bulgarian forces strike near Belgrade, with Greek resistance reported and border tensions escalating.
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Unni
Gueericy
Kihole
Din Frankfort
Orne Caragaranker
Bat Groeen
Beyly
Forelan
Ador Ulgavin
Greece
Bowndary
Dy Xtvo
Ita
Sally
Greese
Reek
Hitre
Ah -oMlelal
Atlang
Antec
Telgrne
Servia
Niesday
Bulgaria
Sts Patersburg
Gneyghat
Cation
Andtts
Beecher Marriage Mystery Leads to Public Silence
In New York on July 5, Janet Beecher, known as a stage and screen figure, faced persistent questions about her engagement to Harry Guggenheimer. The couple did not confirm details, and Beecher remained silent as reporters sought clarity on the rumored union and its timing.
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York
Janet Beecher
Janet Deecher
Te Abe Mpa
Harry Guggenhelmer
Sue
Miss Beecher
Mia
Gueedheimer
Harry Gigganheimer
Harry Gugsonheimer
Sawyer
Tragedy at Train Wreck Claims Local Victims
In the wake of a major railway disaster, residents including Muwakno Waly and Berk Wete are reported killed or wounded. The crash disrupted the Fourth of July celebrations as leaders and families mourn. Local officials and witnesses from Washington and nearby towns name victims and assets lost in the incident.
Breach of promise suit involves large payment in England
A breach of promise case in England surfaces with a large settlement offered to Carolyn Markham by Antreas Lonston. The agreement, dated July, specifies a payment of 260,000 to Lonston and related sums to a Price Lhe marinin at Nortiangton.
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Antreas
New Laws In Forge And Daylight Saloon Rules
A chaotic clipping outlines new Iowa and state measures including daylight saloon restrictions effective July 4, a $2,000,000 tax plan for capital improvements, and regulations covering liquor sales near rail stations. It details reforms on workers compensation, advertising, road rules, police actions, and a forthcoming tuition and farm inspection program with multiple county and state officials cited.
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Mwkeesport
Chicago
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Harrison
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Tallahatchie
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American Express Company
Port Huron
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Fairchild
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Ni. Flahal Education Aélation
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Charles R. Helke
Sulzer
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Lincoln
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Gattysburg
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Teall
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Edward J. Carroll
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Harrisburg
Charles Susler
West’ Fairylew
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Gettyshire
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Melea
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Bennett H. Young
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Los Angles
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Gregoe
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Paul Fis Croch
Chiango
Allwauken
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Olshap
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Tin
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Clark Leo
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Automobile Department
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Titty Attows National Guard
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Trahway Commission
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A. Reédue
Blu Warkoops
Iowa
Alfred Stephart
Sioux City
Sheplerd
Eye
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J.B. Seaman
Des Moines
A. J. Urick
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Malina
Daling County
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