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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1915

Page

11

Nissley Will Probated With Noted Bequests and Trusts

The will of John J. Nissley, former Hummelstown National Bank president, probated today, names Harrisburg Trust Company and Mrs. Anna J. Moyer as executors. Bequests include 6000 to Minnie Basom, 2000 to Hummelstown Reformed Church, 100 to several individuals, and a watch to son J Paul Nissley with succession rules for Katherine F. Nissley. The estate is split between Mrs. Moyer and Katherine F. Nissley with trust provisions for contingencies. An organization of a businessmen training class is planned at the P R R M G C A Gymnasium today. Sebastian Banman suffers a foot fracture when a truck runs over it at the Harrisburg Pipe and Pipe Bending Works.

John J. Nissley Hummelstown National Bank Harrisburg Trust Company John I. Moyer Reading J. Paul Nissley Hummelstown Harrisburg Sebastian Banman North Cameron Street

Bitter clashes mark sessions as suffrage loses in Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania suffrage convention elected its full ticket led by Mrs. George B. Orlady despite insurgent opposition. The state voted 285 348 in favor and 441 034 against the suffrage amendment, with Philadelphia reporting 308 101 for and 218 515 against. Superior court judges also shown: Orlady 543 736, Head 523 522, Williams 442 623.

Philadelphia Adelphia George B. Orlady Pennsylvania Allegheny County Orlady Superior Court Maxwell Chapman Scranton J. O. Miller Pittsburgh M. Carey Thomas Bryn Mawr L. L. Smith Stafford FE. E. Kiernan Somerset James P. Rogers Warren H. H. Harvey Wilkes-Barre Lucy Lewis Helen ¢. Clark Harrisburg Winifred du Puy R. L Sechroyer Selinsgrove Joseph Head Horatio G. Lloyd Haverford Capitol George D. Thorn Secretary of the Commonwealth Head Williams Haselton Palmer Wallace

Man Believed Insane Jumps From Train Window

Howard Stemple a 28 year old Philadelphia man believed demented escaped Pennsylvanial railroad officers last night at North street and leaped from a passenger car window on the South Front street approach. He was found and brought to the police. He fought to avoid arrest and suffered minor injuries. He will be sent back to Philadelphia today.

Howard Stemple Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad North Street South Front Street Henry Burn Busch Johnstown Altoona North Street Crossing

Billy Sunday to Conduct Campaign in New York City

Syracuse N Y Dec 1 Billy Sunday has accepted invitation to conduct a revival campaign in New York City. The date is not set and a committee of eleven church representatives announced he will give a definite answer soon on the opening date.

Syracuse N. Y Billy” Sunday New York City Christian Churches of Sunday New York

Aldermen and Justices Receive Commissions In County

Nearly forty commissions for aldermen and justices of the peace have been received by County Recorder O G Wickersham as officials prepare to sworn in December 6 except Alderman Landis who begins January. The list names aldermen and jps from wards and towns, plus campaign expense filings for Stroup Fritchey Copelin Wigfield and notices of Mrs Henrietta Carr death with funeral details.

O. G. Wickersham Alderman Landis Brady Caveny A. M. Landis D. Shaner John B. Nicholas George B. Sprout Charles P. Walter Ehighth George A. Hoverter A. M. Hinds Middle Paxton Charles E. Bowers Middletown W. J. Kennard George W. Hensel Lykens Frank A. Steel Steelton George K. Rife First Ward Thomas E. Miller Elizabethville Emory B. Dunkle Susquehanna Township Joseph Romberger Berrysburg H. A. Hampton East Hanover J. Ezra Foltz Conewago Howard C. Fry Paxtang J. W. Selders Halifax W. H. Ege Dauphin George W. Wrenn Williamstown Samuel

Punishment for Rule Violators in Middle Division

November set a record for suspensions and reprimands in the Middle division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Nineteen suspensions and fourteen reprimands were issued for varied violations including derailed signals, improper firing, missed reports, and failure to follow instructions, affecting crews led by enginemen, conductors, and firemen with numerous names and crew numbers listed.

Pennsylvania Railroad

Pennsylvania Railroad earnings rise in October reports

October earnings for the Pennsylvania system show solid gains with gross up by 5 248 191 and railway operating income up 3 583 864. On the main system, operating income rises 1 556 731 as expenses grow 1 102 614. net income reaches 4 494 365, up 1 089 488 from 1914.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad

Crews Standings Headed by Harrisburg Philadelphia Division Update

Report shows standings for the Philadelphia Division 131 crew with post 4 p m results across 118 121 120 118. Engineers Brubaker Butert Bis and others listed with crew assignments including firemen conductors and brakemen for several numbers.

Reading Harrisburg Crawford Wareman Sweeley Woland Ferrow Glass Massimore Barnhart Enddatsh Kell McMullan Anspach Carl Brown Lex Keefer Fornwalt Sipes Gingher Uncan Heckert Machamer Harrisburg Philadelphia Brubaker, Butert Bis

Fountain site to be chosen after commission meeting

Sculptor Giuseppe Donato narrowed the best site for the Dance of Eternal Spring after a tour. The art commission will include Harvey Taylor and E S Herman with several civic leaders. They will confirm location when the commission reconvenes next week. Found dead in bed Mrs Jennie Chritzman of Wildwood Springs near Wildwood park. Coroner cites acute indigestion. John McCann, former Harrisburg resident, dies at South Mountain sanatorium. Survived by sister Miss Anna McCann.

Guiseppe Donato New Art Commission M. Harvey Taylor Parks E. S. Herman City Planning Commission J. Horace McFarland Municipal League M. I. East Southern Pennsylvania Association of Architects William Henderson Civic Club Donato Szperte Jennie Chritzman F. M. Chritzman Wildwood Springs Wildwood Park J. Harrison Chrittyman John McCann Harrisburg South Mountain Sanatorium Sone Anna McCann

Armento Anniversary Dinner At State Capital Hotel

Mr and Mrs Joseph Armento of Walnut Street will host a birthday anniversary celebration at the State Capital Hotel tonight. A musical program and a large dinner are planned to honor Mr Armento.

Joseph Armento State Capital Hotel Walnut Street

Insolvent petition of A A Boschelli heard January 1916

Notice to creditors and bondholders in Dauphin County Pennsylvania. The court fixed January 10 1916 at 10 A M in Harrisburg for hearing the insolvency petition of A A Boschelli under state law. Also a notice to bondholders of Thirteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church bonds due January 1 1916.

A. A. Boschelli Court of Common Pleas Daukin County Pennsylvania Lune Court House Harrisburg Dauphin Ana Art Thirteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church Harrisburg Trust Company Dauki

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