Berwind-White Coal Boss Testifies Before Interstate Panel
E G Berwind president of Berwind-White Coal testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission in a continuing coal transport probe. He asserts the coal business is a matter of dollars and facilities while detailing land purchases, rail car deals, and connections to A J Cassatt and Gardiner Cassatt. Witnesses discuss cars on Pennsylvania railroad and pier extensions at Jersey City with billing and shipment estimates debated by government counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwind-White Company
Cassatt
Mervind-White Coal Company
New York
Philadelphia
Way
New York Harbor
Berwind Company
Battinore
Ohio Tudlroad
E. J. Berwind
Berwind
Cos
Pennsylvania Road
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gardiner, Cassatt
Berwind-White Coal Company
Penngylvania Railroad
Herwind Company
Mr. Shepard
Nia Railroad
Mr. Glasgow
Glasgow
Jersey City
Coal
Pennsyvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
E. 5
Chase
Lagl
Harsimus
Berwind- White Company
New York City Railways
Antil
Multiple Obituaries Rise From June 1906 to 1996 Listings
A fragmented obituary listing notes deaths and funeral notices for individuals including Thomas Coakley, Alberta Mathilda Vo Cornell, Dor sey, Mary La Iter Dorgsey, Susan P., Maurice A. Melligott, Mary Cecilia Stoops, Sugenhheimer, and Salomon Sugenhheimer. Entries record dates, addresses, kin, and funeral details such as interment locations at Congressional Cemetery, Glenwood, Wilmington, and St. Peter's Church with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coakley
Thomas Coakley
Jobponeh Coakley
Baltimore
Beentwood
Alberta
J Mathilda
Georgy Laura Vo Cornell
Moteter
Feneral Ez Congressional
Ar Doom Dorsey
Gts A.m
T. Dorsey
Mary la Iter Dorgsey
Margaret R
Alam
Hersey
Eighth Street
Glenwuni Howards
Susan P
Emery Edwards
Fanetar Ceivtees
North Eleventh Street
Philadelphia
Wilmington
McBingott
Georgetown
Lister Mary Cecilia Stoops
Tate
Wiliam J
Margaret A. Struge
Sugenheimer
Mt. Salomon
Notice on simultaneous marriage and death notices published
A notice states marriage and death notices will appear together in multiple newspapers without extra charge. Newspapers listed include New York Times, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St. Louis Republic, Syracuse Post-Standard, and Seattle Tribune among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEW York Times
STON
Suffalo’ Courier
Chago Rcccord-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Littsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
Byracube Post-Standard
Et Fau Faneepprees
Seatolis Tribune
Cquirer
Local Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings in D C
A readable fragment lists several Washington area funeral homes and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers including W R Speare 940 F Street NW Ann J Lee Commodious Chapel and George Zurhorst Undertaker and Embalmer at East Capitol and other providers such as Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors and Embalmers with contact details and service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Ann J. William Lee
Ann Hmbalmer
Beonaylvania Ave
Teteghobe
George P. Zurhorst
Wanerel Paclora
R. F. Harvey
Concrat Commotions Chapel
Little Man Kills Giant In Brooklyn Duel
A six foot tall man with an .88 caliber revolver tries to fire three shots at a shorter opponent. a single .32 caliber pistol bullet kills the big man. Antonio Camardo, a longshoreman of 149 Columbia Street, dies on Harrison Street near Henry Street. Police pursue a diminutive man described as the killer, seen with Camardo near the waterfront hours before the duel. The scene drew a crowd as four firecracker-like shots preceded the fatal exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Harrison Street
Henry
Brooklyn
Antonio Devell Camardo
Columbia Street
Henry Street
Camardo
Abandoned and Sick Husband in Court Pitiful Scene
In New York a distressed wife Hannah Gretchel left a dying husband and two children to run away with her brother in law. She told Judge Manning she no longer cared for him and loved her new partner. She was held on $500 bond while the young man faced $3,000. The court scene included the four year old son Harold crying as his mother was led away. In El Paso a railroad contractor W R Stinkard was killed by Yaqui Indians in Sonora while grading for a southern Pacific railway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specie
Washington Post
New York
Forest Avenir
Jersey City
Hannah ‘Gretehel
Albert ‘Gretchel
Manning
Harold
National League of Republican Clubs Adopts Resolutions
Philadelphia June 19 delegates closed the convention affirming Republican loyalty and denouncing combinations in restraint of trade. Officers elected included President Gen. B. E. Downey, Vice President H. H. Myers, Secretary Chase Dewey, Treasurer W. Porter. Resolutions attacked Democracy over suffrage limits and called for constitutional amendments to ensure equal rights. Tribute honored Fremont Lincoln Roosevelt. tariffs praised with Dingley critique. A street demonstration ended with Gen. Grant reviewing the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Republican Clubs
Philadelphia
Republican Party
New York
H. H. Myers
Li Rock
Chasey Dewey
Hamilton
Ohio
W. G. Porter
South Dakota
Capada
Congress
Fremont
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Fred. D. Grant
Union League
Cannon
Opening of Gampaigh v Proctorson Nomination for Vermont Governor
The Vermont Republican State convention in Montpelier and the Maine Democratic convention in Bangor begin the 2008 campaign. Fletcher Proctor, son of Senator Redfield Proctor, is not expected to be challenged for Vermont governor. Congressmen Haskins and Foster secured renomination at Vermont Republican conventions.
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Proctors
Vermont
Boston
New England
Montpelier
Bangor
Maine
Fletcher 13
Proctor
United States
Redfield Proctor
Republican Congressiona
Kttledge Haskins
David
Foster
Hubbard by Acclamation Nomination in WV District Scene
Special to The Washington Post from Wheeling West Virginia June 19 Hubbard of Wheeling was nominated by acclamation at the First Congressional district convention after his name was seconded by rival B B Doverner The new congressional committee includes George FR Gilchrist Charles J Schuck Harvey Harmer B F Melzhen J D Schimeid and J W Ross from various counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
WV. P. Hubbard
B. B. Doverner
George FR. J. Gilchrist
Charles J. Schuck
Ohio County
Harvey Harmer
Harrison
B. F. Melzhen
Marshall
J. D. Schimeid
Wetzel
J. W. Ross
Lewis
Mrs Myers May Not Hang in Missouri High Court Ruling
Jefferson City Mo June 19 The Supreme Court overruled a motion for rehearing in the case of Mrs Aggie Myers sentenced to be hanged June 29 for the murder of her husband in Kansas City two years ago Gov Folk left for Bloomington Ind to speak Wednesday and said he would return Friday to grant a respite and consider commutation to life The ruling also affects Frank Hottman the condemned accomplice who will receive a respite when Mrs Myers is respited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Aggie Myers
Kansas City
Folk
Bloomington
Ind
Frank Hottman
Aggle
Myers
Mystery Death of Reynolds in Chicago Air Shaft
William F Reynolds of Lexington Texas died early today in an air shaft on the sixth floor of the Grace Hotel in Chicago. Sheriff Scarborough feared a plot against witnesses in a case involving Patrick Lavine and Charles Coleman, with guards sent to protect the party. Reynolds had begged not to sleep alone and may have fallen from a window as the group faced a suspected conspiracy en route from Kansas City to Chicago.
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Chicago
Wiliam F. ‘Reynolds
Exington
Tex
Grace Hotel
Eens Reynolds
Gearborough
Lexington
Patrick Lavine
Pat
Charles Coleman
Scarborough
Kansas City
Coleman
St. Loui
Stoon
Will of Robert B Roosevelt filed for probate in New York
The will of Robert B Roosevelt uncle of President Roosevelt, who died at Sayville Long Island last week, was filed for probate. It leaves a large fortune with three children as chief beneficiaries and creates two $30 000 trusts for Roland and Kenyon Fortescue until age thirty. A further $20 000 trust is made for Maude Pickhardt with income to her. The second wife's children are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert ‘B. Roozevelt
Roosevelt
Sayville
Long Island
John
Ana Robert B
Roosevelt, Jr
Margaret B. Kunberty
Roland
Kenyon Fortescue
Pickhardt
Roland Kenyon Fortescue
Mrs.Pickhardt
Three Men Face Charge Over $10,000 Dry Goods Theft
New York June 19 Three men confessed to stealing $10,000 in goods from Hirschberg & Co a Waverly Place importing house. Suspects Charles Watson Max Field and Joseph Freid are named with Freid alleged to have moved the loot to Fierman & Co West Broadway and Joseph Ejarman said to have received it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hirschberg & Co
Waverly Place
Charles Watson
Max Field
Joseph’ Felrman
Fierman & Co
West Broadway
Aoert
Watson
Freid
Fishman & Co
Joseph Ejarman
Special term set to try sugar rebate cases and tobacco trust indictments
New York reports a special term of the criminal branch of the U S Circuit Court will hear the sugar rebate cases and indictments against the presidents and subsidiaries of the tobacco trust for alleged Sherman anti trust violations. Judge Hult set the term in the U S District Court and adjourned to June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
New York
United States Circuit Court
Hult
United States
District Court
Confessed $100000 Larceny Preyed and Prison Term
New York June 19 two prisoners were sentenced for theft and fraud. Henry Hirschman of Hirschman Brothers pleaded guilty to grand larceny involving about $100,000 in goods bought on credit and sold for cash. He received a six year term. John Clark, 45, with prior Sing Sing sentences, stole 25 cents and was sent to prison. Creditors sought suspension of sentence for partial payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Hirschman
Hirschman Brothers
Henry
John Clark
Sing Sing
Clark
Bowery
Woman Fights Burglars in Post Office Safe Breakin
Mrs. Bigelow of Hampton Junction awoke to an explosion and fired from windows with her husband and revolver as eight burglars fled the general store and post office. The home was targeted but no family member was harmed though bullets peppered the building. Police hunt the suspects who escaped in darkness after seizing money and stamps from the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Fost
Washington, N. J
Harry M. Bigelow
Hampton Junction
Miss Kantor Loses Suit in Breach of Promise Case
New York June 19 Miss Rachel Kantor of Chicago lost her breach of promise suit against Dr. V C Bell a dentist of New York. The court dismissed the case after jurors heard evidence of engagements or lack thereof and Kantor's cross examination revealed she had consulted other men to influence Bell.
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Washington ‘Post
New York
Rachel Kantor
Chicago
V. C. Bell
Hascall
Supreme Court
Vhla
Henry Levine
Levine
Miss Kantor
Lany
Steuer
A ‘Kramer
Bell
Bell Diver
Jersey
Namie
Migs
Kantor
The Old Plea He Didn’t Know It Was Loaded
A coffee drinker’s tale of illness from caffeine poisoning and digestive collapse. After years of headaches nausea vomiting and weight loss he discovers Postum improves his condition, leading to sustained health as coffee harms recede and strength returns.
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Ang
Tam
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Undertakers
Northwest
Niners
Ofr Chit
Fard
el Paso
W. R. Stinkard
Sonora
Cananea
Pacific
Southern Pacific
South
Hubbard
Mrs. Myers
Gov. Folk
Robert 'B. Roosevelt
Noordam
Rotterdam
Finland
Antwerp
Prinzesss Allee
Bremen
Kaiser, Wilhelm II
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Caronia
Liverpool
Ria
Queenstown
Mrosalend
Dover
Kained Wilhelander
Grose
Uremen
Liverpost
Carmani
York
Muscatel
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Icon
Atpeet Trust
Son
Russell
Sophie’ Wright
Saint of
Orleans
Ina Dog’ Sage
Ody
Mpire
Best Drag
Aik
Eastern College
Americca
University of Virginia
Washine-Azing
Virginias
Front Royal
Emerson Institete
Strayer’s Business College
Cor, Uth
F Sts
Berlitz School
Fecia
Lehial
Cornell
Ehealer
Telai
Renor Gomar
Prin
All Graces
Claseza Sod
Lessane
Mile
V. Prud'homme
Ind. Ay
Indy
Virginia
Charlottesville
Sayum Witt
Wilson College
Beautifel
Cumberland Valley
Couraca Res
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Art Amont
HM. H. Reaser
College Ave
Kereburg
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