O Brien to Speak on Railroad Terminals at Engineers Club
Joseph H. O'Brien, veteran engineer of Central Construction, will discuss U S railroad terminals this evening at 8 at the Engineers Club. His talk touches on Harrisburg changes and Pennsylvanian and State engineers debates.
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Central Construction Corporation
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American Society of Civil Engieers
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Elmwood Avenue
New York Central
Hudson River
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
East St Louis Journal to Print on Wrapping Paper
The East St Louis Daily Journal will be printed this afternoon on light brown wrapping paper after borrowing print paper at one cent a page for the eight pages of the Sunday issue. Publisher Allen T. Spivey reports a railroad wreck ruined a prior shipment, leaving the wrap option as the plan for today.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Journal
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Team
Chicago Times
Chicago
Much Sugar Exported Despite Growing Scarcity
Washington reports that over 1.25 billion pounds of sugar worth nearly 97 million dollars were exported in the first ten months of the year, mainly to the United Kingdom and France, rising 29 percent from the prior year while imports climbed 27 percent to 8.25 billion pounds valued at 481 million dollars, contributing to household shortages.
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Washington
United States
Department O Commerce
United Kingdom
France
Geisel Receives Commission Amid Keystone Division Reorganization
Announcement details new officers in the Keystone Division including Cayton Jackson W. Painter of Willianport and First Lieutenant Breard Keiser of Sunh assigned by Major General Price of the Eighth Infantry at Harrisburg. Also notes Horace Gesel of 546 Maclay Street is the Harrisburg appointment in the recent list. Rev Rollin A Sawyer explains Hickson Mission aims and the prayer healer’s work at St Stephen’s Church.
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Cayton Jackson W. Painter
Willianport
Breard Keiser
Sunh
Price
Eghth Infantry
Harrisburg
Horace Gesel
Maeiay Street
Hickson
Recton
Rollin A. Sawyer
St Stephen's Episcopal Church
Courthouse notes on parole petition and divorces granted
A parole petition for Mary Heck, jailed for a three month sentence for common scold, was withdrawn by Joan Heck’s counsel. The court signaled no parole precedent. Divorces granted in several cases include Evitean v Jordan Engleoff and Lela v Edwin D Crow. Guardian named for six minors of the late Flls Sharpsky by Steelton Trust Company. Judge entered judgment after failure to file an affidavit, with a $1000 judgment in favor of Rowed FF Tetestan.
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Joan N. Heck
Evitean
Jordan Engleoff
Lela
Edwin D. Crow
de Sertion
Julius
Margaret Laryak
Guardian
Steelton Trust Company
Fll
Sharpsky
Tillian
Harry
Judement
Harria
Mex Aaronson
Trent
FF Tetestan
Survivors Arrive From Manxman Disaster Off Nova Scotia
Survivors rescued from a lifeboat and raft arrived on the British Isles after the British steamer Manxman foundered 400 miles off Nova Scotia on December 18. The group includes the second officer five engine room crew one fireman and 11 seamen. The captain and remaining crew of 59 perished.
Burns Prove Fatal to Child From House Fire
8 year old Camilla Siciliano died in Harrisburgs Hospital after suffering severe burns when her dress caught fire from a gas stove at her home on East street last evening. The accident occurred about six o'clock and she passed away shortly after midnight.
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Frank Siciliano
East Street
Harrisburgs Hospital
Luke Dillon 70 to enter University of Pennsylvania
Luke Dillon, 70, of Philadelphia, will enter the University of Pennsylvania next year as a freshman after earning a scholarship from the Irish Press. Dillon, an Irish patriot, served 14 years in a Canadian prison for dynamiting the Welland Canal in 1900. He was sentenced to life imprisonment, paroled, and returned home in 1914.
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University of Pennsylvania
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