Friction at Gettysburg Anniversary Commission Meeting
At the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg Commission in Gettysburg a mass meeting near the Court House saw tensions rise over attendance and organization. Governor Willson of Kentucky and Senator Heyburn of Idaho tempered dissension with forceful speeches as veterans and officials debated plans for future commemorations. Governor Willson and Senator Heyburn’s talks helped avert an unpleasant ending to a night of notable oratory.
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Willson
Kentucky
Weldon B. Heyburn
Idaho
Battle of Gettysburg
Court House
Gettysburg
J. A. Singmaster
Senator Heyburn
Joby Lamb
Virginia
Joh E Gilman
Grand Army of the Republic
Louis Wagner
Heybourn
Eagle Hotel
Gettysburg Committee
Citizens’ Band
Wagner
Aniversary Commission
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e'ary
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Georgia
Grand Arms
Confedrate
Sons of Veterans
United States
Fragmented OCR Patch Notes a Distant War Echoes
A garbled excerpt recalls distant events and figures amid broken names and place clues. The text hints at a battlefield or campaign context with references to Cathyst Buda Gettsberg and a commander figure, but readability is limited and concrete details fail to cohere.
Gettysburg victory cited amid Civil War commemoration
A Gettysburg anniversary event featured speeches by Rev. Boyle and Hon. John Lamb on Union victory and southern defeat, with Lamb arguing slavery’s limited role in the war. Governor Willson of Kentucky praised national unity and warned against foreign threats, while responses from Grand Army officials reflected Southern resilience.
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Gettysburg
JOHN LAMB
Virginia
Senate
House
Adams County Court House
Longstreet
Mr. Lamb
Pickett
Gilman
Grand Army
Lamb
Wagner
WILLSON
Hunting Season Opens Across Birds and Rabbits in 1911 Pennsylvania
The hunting season opens today for pheasant turkey squirrel grouse and quail with strict bag limits. Pheasant and quail numbers are expected strong with reports of abundant game in many regions. rabbits will open November 1 and run to December 15 promising good cottontail hunting.
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Allegheny
Culverts built swiftly on road from Harrisburg to Table Rock
Under E G Haverstick's supervision two culverts were installed on route 12 through the Fidler farms with help from John Haverstick Samuel Wisler Daniel Fidler William Deardorff and John Noel. The roadway was widened and stone filled in low spots. Logs for the culverts were donated by Daniel L Fidler. The work was completed quickly and is praised as needed and well done.
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E G. Haverstick
Straban township
John Haverstick
mason
Samuel Wisler
Daniel Fidler
William Deardorff
John Noel
Harrisburg road
Table Rock
route 12
Fidler
Daniel L. Fidler
Teachers Meeting in Hamilton and Newago Districts
Teachers from Hamilton and Newago Independent Districts held their first educational meeting at Green Ridge School on October 7. Directors, parents and pupils attended. teachers report schools in prosperous condition with high attendance and excellent scholarship.
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Hamilton
i newago
Green Ridge
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Real Estate Sale Record for Martinsburg Property
A Martinasburg real estate entry notes Widward A Wepso sells a property on Noost Vache Street. The buyer is not fully readable but the sale price and purchaser details appear incomplete in the OCR fragment. Post sale, the Geophy estate records indicate a topping or listing action associated with PLING TOPS.
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Widward
slohn
Martinsburg West
Fragmentary note on a vigil and protest events
A garbled OCR fragment references a march or vigil with mentions of a wall, parental terms, and a protest context. Names and clear details are unreadable, but it conveys a street event involving civic actions and a public display.
Gettysburg Semi Centennial Plans Outline Four Day Event
Gettysburg commemorators finalize a four day 1918 program for the fiftieth anniversary with a peace jubilee on the final day. States must submit plans within thirty days and governors may extend representative terms until the semi centennial. The national commission, led by Gen Louis Wagner, Governor Edwin Stuart and others, aims to coordinate across states and veterans groups for a united observance.
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Battle of Getttysburg
National Committee
Eagle Hotel
union
coumas
Gettysburg
Court House
Harrisburg
Stuart
national commission
Edwin §. Stuart
Pennsyvania Commission
Louis Wagner
New York express
John E. Gilman
Grand Army of the Republic
Fragmented OCR Text Reads Like Jumbled Place Names
The readable fragments listing many odd words and possible place or person names suggest an OCR garble of a newspaper page. No clear events, dates, or identities emerge to form a coherent news item.
Gettysburg Hosts West Pennsylvania Lutheran Synod Meeting
At Mechanicsburg the West Pennsylvania Synod chose Gettysburg as next meeting site. Delegates from Gettysburg and Adams County, including Dr. Granville and Rev. Anstadt, were elected to the General Synod in Washington in May and Gettysburg College was highlighted in an address.
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Lutheran Synod
Gettysburg
West Pennsylvania Synod of the Lutheran church
Mechanicsburg
College Lutheranechurch
Adams County
M. Coover
W. A. Granville
Amos Eckert
E. P. Miller
J. J. Hill
Littlestown
General Synod
Washington
Henry Anstadt
Mr. Anstadt
J. B Baker
Granville
Gettysburg College
A. Clutz
William A. Granville
J. B. Baker
James Eckert
D. Beck
Jo J. Hill
George N. Lauffer
New Oxford
P.T.E. Stockslager
Mount Joy
Eugene E. Dietterich
New Chester
D. T Kuser
Arendtsville
William K. Fleck
Fairfield
Paul Gladfelter
York Springs
C.F. Floto
Bendersville
Harvey Bickle
Idaville
Gett ysburg Boy Advances to New York Buyer Post
J F Rummel son of J T Rummel of Carlisle street leaves Trenton for New York City to join Gimbel Eythers as assistant clothing buyer after four years with Daniel Black Clothing Company. The Church of the Sacred Heart at Conewago was lit with 500 incandescent lights and consecrated at Sunday service. Rev Father Kohl praised the project and Rev Father Manus spoke on scientific progress and urged continued local support. The church reached Wr trolley cars.
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Trenton
New Jersey
J. F. Rummel
J. T. Rummel
Carlisle street
Daniel Black Clothing Company
New York City
Gimbel Eythers
Ruamel
Gimbel
Died of blood poisoning in Reading Township
Navid Bortner son of Mr and Mrs James H W Bortner of Reading Township died Monday October 10 from lockjaw at age 7 months and 27 days. He tramped in an acorn knife with his left foot ten days earlier leading to a serious injury and subsequent infection.
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Wari
Stnutor
George Oliver
James A. Tawney
Satianad Commission
rome
Navid Bortner
Jr James HW. Bortner
Reading township
Rural Notes Highlights Amid Unclear Local Mentions
Fragmented rural notes page shows scattered names, places, and events with unreadable sections. The readable bits reference local figures and community updates without clear context or complete sentences.
Town Council Deliberates Road Change West Saddle Street
An adjourned council meeting discussed proposed changes to West Saddle street at Captain Gilbert request. The committee found changes unlikely to justify cost, council to survey site with Mr. Bingham and decide next. Also debated Gettsburg Lighting August bill and crossing Maryland railroad at Factory street. An ordinance on uniform curb was held over to Friday.
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West Middle Street
West Saddlestreet
Gilbert
Mr. Codors
Captain Gilbert
Bingham
L. Williams
Council
Gettysburg Lighting Company
Juight Committee
Turner
Wible
Western Maryland railroad
Factory street
Two American Travelers Meet Japanese Noble in Tokyo
Barnitz of Dinover and Thomas Smith, who wintered in Hampton, sailed from Yokohama to San Francisco landing Tuesday. In Tokyo they were hosted by Count Okuma who expressed interest in Aeroinnople and Japan US relations. They have globe trotted from New York to Europe Africa the Nile Egypt India China and return home eager about Japan US ties.
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Wait Barnitz
Dinover
Thomas Smith
Philadelphia
Hampton
Yokohina
Japan
San Francisco
nnd
Teko
Count Okoma
iin
St. Ae
Okuma
United State
Hianptun
Jane
New York
Europe
Nile River
Africa
Egypt
China
lipid
Attorney in Fact Announces Public Sale Date
Fragmented OCR notes name Willian A. Nuble as attorney in fact for a house and estate. It mentions a public sale on a Tuesday in a town near Ab Wedarge Vosterk Yoieh with references to purchasers and foreclosures. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Willian A. Nuble
Peter strulin lwer
Myarland
Haney
Fragmented OCR poem notes and garbled lines
Readable phrases include mentions of poetic fragments and tabbed lines. The text appears as garbled OCR with stray words and unclear structure, lacking coherent events or named entities.
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