Decision in the Blooming Grove game case limits Lacey Act reach
Judge Archbold vacated the indictment against seven defendants charged under the Lacey Act, ruling that mere intent or preparation to ship wild game is not punishable unless actual delivery to a carrier for interstate shipment occurs. The decision centers on whether the act covers only shipments completed or also evasions and preparations. The court sustained a demurrer, set aside the indictment, and discharged the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TR. W. Archbold
United States
Federal Court of the
Middle Pennsylvania
Blooming Grove
New York
New Jersey
A. 8 Smith
John 8. Kusser
Benjamin Kusser
Trenton
Robert Post
Andrew J. Post
Jersey City
Thomas J. Barry
R. N. Urethtnall
Newark
Blooming Grove Park
Pike County
Dr. Robins
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Scranton
N. 3. Smith
Blooming Grove Park Association
General Kilpatrick
Easton
McCarrell
John 8. Wise
Archbald
Venmylvania
Coneral Assembly
Pennsylvania
Congress
Tilia
Stabio
Pennelvana
Congres
Lady Law
Whitton
Ourvid
Trade and Shipping Trends in 1826 Economic Brief
The summary notes a shift in foreign trade favoring the United States with 81-15 percent export split in 1826, total trade worth $3.153 billion, and potential freight savings of $1 billion if 62 percent parity had continued. It compares American tonnage 527,284 to German North German Lloyd at 424,475, cites declines in U.S. merchant fleet since 1810, and lists industry moves including shoe production, car and foundry orders, and rail contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North German Lloyd
United States
Anthracite Coal Talks Set With Hanna Baer and Mitchell
A Washington conference is planned today among Senator Hanna, Reading president Baer, and Mine Workers president Mitchell. Ongoing correspondence suggests efforts to settle operator miner differences by May 1, amid an armistice that expires this month.
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Hann
Baer
Reading
Mitchell
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Washington
Hanna
Reading Company
Mine Workers' Association
National Civb Federation
Sawdust Briquettes Debut as Fuel in Germany
Cassier's Magazine reports sawdust cakes used as a fuel in Germany. Consul A L Frankenthal notes octagon shaped briquettes six and three quarters inches long four and a half inches wide half an inch thick weighing about half a pound each. They heated schools with little ash and no smoke, using dried sawdust pressed without binders. Demand rose, sourcing from Sweden and distant mills, until a factory fire halted production.
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Germany
United States
A. L. Frankenthal
Berne
Switzerland
Sweden
Hoven
Cassier
Coal trade gains momentum as spring prices fixed
The Philadelphia Ledger notes rising anthracite activity as spring price fixes and discount arrangements stabilize markets. Dealers order more coal and carriers may add cars to meet demand while April output is seen higher than March's 3,818,767 tons, and coastwise shipments improve though lake movement lags after navigation opens.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Graff Furnace Grants 5 Percent Wage Increase
The Graff Furnace company of Dickson City grants moulders and monitors a voluntary five percent raise effective April 1. The valley’s recent industry adds to the local economy, employing about fifty workers, mostly skilled mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graff Furnace Company
Dickson City
D L W Board Today Details Train Crews and Schedules
The D L W board lists today’s shifts with names and times for Hoboken runs and extra trains. Key crew: Van Werner Bartholomew LuBar Mullen Hennigan Golden Moran Nauman Murray Hartholomew Donohue Zeck Pod Nealla Giligan Gaffroy and others. Scranton Brakeman McAdaime and replacements noted. multiple train assignments and run times specified.
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Kusi
van Werner
Iloboken
W. A. Bartholomew
W. W. LuBar
Hoboken
Joe Bush
AJP
Mullen
Nichioly
J. Hennigan
M. Golden
Pusher
Widner
Finnerty
A. m
Houser
Moran
Nauman
Murray
Hartholomew
Murphy
Wp. m
Lamplow
Trelpers
McGovern
To. m
Gaffroy
Beoors
Stanton
Western A.m
F. McDonnell
John Gashagan
B. Kelehumy
Bandelpl
Carmody
Pod
Nealla
Iierun
P. Giligan
Zeck
Scranton
Willian McAdaime
John Gahygon
Brakenan L. F. Slone
Moravia
Hukuman B. Hines Gow
Lawar
P. Barrett
Railway contract and engine orders headlined by Lerch and Lehigh Valley
T. J. Lerch of Reading secured the grading and excavating contract for the Tamaqua to Nesquehoning electric railway between Mauch Chunk and Nesquehoning. Lehigh Valley Railway reports forty new heavy compound freight engines and four heavy passenger engines, plus an order for forty-five more engines mainly for freight to be delivered later this year. It is also stated that the Pennsylvania Company has acquired considerable assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Lerch
Reading
Tamaqua and
Lansford
Mauch Chunk
Nesquehoning
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania Company
Large Steel Plant Shifts and Heavy Forged Shaft Shipment
The piece notes plans for a Lackawanna Steel company freight terminals site near South Buffalo and possible expansion of Delaware Lackawanna and Western shops near Scranton, with new car shops at Taylor. It also reports Allis-Chalmers shipped a 78 ton hollow forged steel shaft from Milwaukee for an American Steel and Wire plant in Cleveland, part of a large 600 ton engine with a 138 ton wheel and large Reynolds rolling mill machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Lackawanna Steel Company
Financial Review
Delaware, Lackawannia and Weateri
Seranton
Taylor
Scranton
Allis-Chilmera Company
Milwaukee
Local Market Prices: Flour Cheese Beans and More
Corrected catalog listing prices for flour at 1.40, fresh creamery butter, cheese, peas per bushel at 1.75, marrow beans at 2.60, green peas per bushel 1.75, potatoes per bushel 1.40, and related dairy and produce items from multiple suppliers.
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Hl. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Iic
Freal
Massige
Prince Henry Visit Prank At Broad Street Station
A Philadelphia printer uses a hoax card marked Hoch der Kalter to lure a youth to the Broad Street station for Prince Henry's arrival. The trick attracts office workers and a guard, who all scrutinize the card before the boy reaches the prince, while another coworker almost imitates the prank and faces arrest danger.
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Prince Henry
Philas Dolphia
Arch
Snecom
Ile Lan Overland Ley
Broad Street Station
Alcress
Enders
Philadelphia Record
Evans & Co Offer New High Return Low Risk Security
Evans & Co promote a daily letter service claiming a low priced security will double in value with no risk. They cite a customer profit of 2080 and advertise a monthly subscription of 35.00 with 5.00 remit. The blasty flyer lists 4a Broadway N. as contact.
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Evans & C2
Broadway
Connolly and Wallace Enlarged Store for Better Service
The Connolly and Wallace store has enlarged its premises to provide improved customer service. The expansion promises quicker assistance, wider stock, and a more comfortable shopping environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connolly & Wallace
Silk Wraps and Moire Silk Styles Dominating Spring Fashion
New York fashion trends showcase silk wrapovers reaching the hem of skirts and versatile wear in rain or shine. Moire silk garments cost from 27.00 to 40.00 with other wraps priced up to 67.50. Little Eton jackets in silk and blouses in moire and taffeta display strong Parisian influence and promise to lead this spring's quiet style.
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New York
Eton
Paris
Dimities Feature Dresden Designs and Floral Borders
The designs are small with buds and roses and borders for trimming gowns. Dresden designs are becoming tremendous favorites. We have never seen dimities in such good designs for 12 shillings and four pence. Many are copies of the imported fabrics.
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Dresden
Dimities
Men’s Handkerchiefs Specials in Furnishing Dept
We offer handkerchiefs at 40 a dozen or 70c a half dozen with 20c each sales of the same kind. Hems are quarter to half inch. Special 25¢ handkerchiefs now marked 15c or 1.75 a dozen. Bought a large lot abroad cheaper. These handkerchiefs are in the men’s Furnishing Dept.
Lehigh Valley Train Schedule Details for 2001 Routing
Rail notice lists Lehigh Valley Railroad schedules with daily and Sunday departures to Philadelphia New York White Haven Bethlehem Tunkhannock Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Chicago via multiple routes including D H R and Black Diamond Express. Printed officials Rollin Lul Wilbur Charles Lee and A W Nonemacher provide ticket and Pullman reservations with city office in Wilkes Barre and South Bethlehem.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Pottsville
A. m
Bethlehem
Easton
St. BR
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelpia
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
D . Rollin LU
Wilbur
Cortland Street
Newark
Charles § Lee
Pasa
Train Schedule Effective June 2 2001 Scranton to Philadelphia
Schedule lists weekday departures from Scranton to Philadelphia via Wilkes Barre and Porterville with vestibule cars and buffet parlor coaches. Connections available to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh with multiple stops including Morrisburg and Harrisburg throughout the day. Officials J H Hutchinson and B Wood sign as general managers and public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Ventille
Wilkes Barre
Philadelhiia
Portavilley
Lakernsd
Sunbury
Waterlaburg
Philadelphia
Hallimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Margisburg
Baltimore
Vullinan
Pottevilla
Masleton
Karrinburg
Filadelphia
J. H. Hutchinson
Myr
D. B. Wood
Trains and Timetable Jumble for Carbondale Route
Fragments from a 19th or early 20th century timetable mention New York and Ontario and Western trains. References include Carbondale Scranton Cadosia and connections, with times and station notes unclear. Names such as O. A. Welsh and G. v. New York appear, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events.
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New York
Ontario and Western
Keralton
Carbogilale
Cadoala
Cam
Arena
Ava Eave Arriv
Castellene Carbondale
Wanton
Tia
Fda
Ho. Ie
Dnonth
Scranton
Carbondale
Cadoals
Cadosia
Ccvereee
A. i. Tau
Iunilaim
New York City
ANDEN
G. v
Tereninn
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Tle
RW. Archbald
Russia
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Daly
Austria
Hungary
Greece
American Car and Foundry Company
Pullman Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
American Locomotive Company
Southern Pacific Rail
Ite
el Paso
Mariustte
Wis
Puusanaaree
Industrial and Labor
D., L and W
AIMML
W. HB. Mann
Friery
Donohue
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tribune
Haight & Freesec
Mears
Trunyon
Telow
Col. Hn & Tron
Col. & Southern
Col
South
Erie
Hocking Valley
Illinoia
Manhattan
Mexican Central
Tox
Kan
Niky
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & West
Pacific Mall
Mices Gas
Republic Steel
Tsly Peps Steel
Ba Louls & Fan Fran
Southern Pacific
Southern
Cote
S. Stee
Iky Ag Nat
Wabash U
Wabash
Western Union
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Sensreeee
Guy Reves Pereeen
Eeeebees
Tackawanna Dairy
Nae County Savings Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank
Third National
Lacka. Trust & Safe Deposit Co
Een Clark & Snover Co
National Bank
Fiat
People's Street Railway
Mort- Rae
General People's Street Railway
Psc
Scranton Traction
Eae
Nz Economy Light, Meat & Power Co
North Jersey
Scranton’s
Washington Ave
Connolly
Wallace
Will Pontiselz
Eastern Consolidated Oil Co
Eerh
E. Pike & Co
400 Real Estate Trust Bld G
Owen
Eea
Butte
Mont
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Nassau Street
Mings
State of
SI Eagles Mining CO
National Consolidated O1 Co
Knickerbocker
A. L, Bush & Company
Lima
Ohio
Vina Ieh
Aya
Third National Bank
Tobyhonna
Binghamton and Way
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Montrose
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
Ayfalo
Meamsburg
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
J.b.woolsey ,Co Contractors
Secqurity
Mears Building
PAM
Albert Ball
E. Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Peter Stipp
Washington Avenue
Scranton Vitrified Brick and Tile Manufacturing Company
M. H. Dale
Noy Aug
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont’s
Repauno Chemical Company
Toavum 40
Cornwell
John T. Smith & Son
E. W. Mulligan
Plymoully
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
New Jersey Central
Liberty Great
South Berry
N. E
Uethlehon
Allentown
White Haven
Ashley
Quaker Cry Eapres
Aspcd
Millston
Ug Uionch
Wein Grove
Pottsville St
Yatea
Stati
W. G. Hesler
Iana
Delaware and Hudson
Eflent
Beranton
HM. Polnte
al Pennmayivunia
Kort Albeny
Susday
Baice Os A. Mh
W. L Pryor
D. PB. Rato
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