Wharfs and river basin work eyed for island project
The Planning Commission and electric company discuss keeping the landing on the island and embellishing machinery houses while considering possible relocation. Manning to return mid June to discuss boathouses boathouses permits and river basin treatment with city officials and forester Mueller as part of a permanent dam plan.
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Electric Company
E. 8. Herman
Planning Commission
Manning
Kaltwasser
State Water Supply Commission
City Engineer's Office
Board of Public Works
Mueller
Great Basin
Ambassador Thanks Wilson For Supporting Italy
The Italian ambassador Count Macchi di Cellole thanked President Wilson at the White House for the United States taking over Italy’s diplomatic affairs in Vienna after Austria’s declaration of war. Portland meeting opens day two of the midbiennial General Federation of Women's Clubs council focusing on civics and civil service reform.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Macchi di Cellare
White House
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United States
Italy
Vienna
Austria
Portland
Ore
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Veteran shopman on honor roll of Pennsylvania Railroad
David B Ream a veteran shopman of Harrisburg and Lancaster county native is named to the Pennsylvania railroad June honor roll. Born March 19 1846 in New Holland Lancaster county he served 46 years with the company including locomotive paint shop work at Altoona and Reading and as a newspaper circulator and temperance advocate in earlier years.
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Old Reading Times
Evening Dispatch
195Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
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Harrisburg
George McFarland
Mr. Ream
Living Age
Yard Crews Standings And Assignments Summary
The document lists standing of Philadelphia Division crews with engine, fireman, conductor, flagman, and brakeman assignments for multiple sub divisions after specific times. It also notes the Reading Harrisburg Division crews first to go after times and lists engineers, firemen, conductors, and brakemen up. A brief item from Marseilles, France reports Lieutenant Dencausse promoting King Victor Emmanuel of Italy in a Zouaves unit.
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Widely Known Bankers Move Up in Union Trust Company
Andrew S. Patterson, long linked with Harrisburg banking, elected director and president of Union Trust Company. He succeeds Charles B. Bell, who resigned. Patterson came from Dauphin Deposit Bank where he served thirteen years as secretary and treasurer. Ed B. Nissley to succeed Patterson as secretary and treasurer.
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Fronts Hold As Allies Fight Across Europe
Across the European front lines reports speak of heavy bombardment near Adrianople and Franco-Belgian clashes north of Arras. Berlin says May saw over 300000 Russians captured while Romania wavers between neutrality and war. A British steamer was torpedoed with casualties, and Italian staff notes May battles near Monte Croce ended with enemy losses. Venice shields its gilded horses for safety amid war fears.
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Bulgaria and Romania Plan Joint War On Austria and Turkey
Paris and Bucharest reports say Bulgaria and Romania have reached complete understanding to enter the war against Austria and Turkey in coordination with Russian plans. Romania would attack Austria, Bulgaria Turkey, with military staffs coordinating actions. Dobrudja and Banat regions defined. Pruth and Bessarabia boundary issues linked to Romania. Berlin reports military orders restricting officers and soldiers from visiting luxurious restaurants and cafes.
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Bernstorff Visits White House on U S German Notes
President Wilson weighs United States aims in the Lusitania case and explains the cabinet's careful decision to seek a strict accountability from Germany. Count Bernstorff returns to Berlin after briefing colleagues as Italy’s envoy arrives. future note wording remains unsettled.
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Harrisburg Gets Bell Telephone Plant Superintendent
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania announces a new Harrisburg division plant superintendent. H C Kunkel, previously in the Eastern division with Renan OREtors in Philadelphia, transfers to Harrisburg after eighteen years with Bell. H B Porter moves to Philadelphia as engineer of outside plant after serving Harrisburg since March 1913.
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Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
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Philadelphia
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Bell System
Manual Training Course Planned for Steelton Grammar Boys
Plans by Superintendent L E B McGinnes to begin woodworking in A and B grades next term as part of a broader vocational program. The program, begun with girls in sewing, aims to extend vocational training through grammar and lower high school levels to increase student benefits and retention.
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Steelton Schools
Rebecca Millar
Bertha Beyrant
Ruth Moss
Idella Fisher
Mary Gartlan
Ideals of Each Other Explored by Hillis Party
The Hillis evangelistic team will hold separate sessions next Sunday for men and women. Mrs. C. E. Hillis will speak to men at 2 30 in the tabernacle on the ideal man from a woman's viewpoint, while Lawrence A. Stahl addresses women at Centenary United Brethren Church on the ideal woman from a man's view.
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Typewriter Works
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Steelton Snapshots and Local Meetings
A Steelton man, Arthur Sellers of North Front street, injured at the bridge and construction department when his left hand was crushed between steel and stacked material. The Municipal League will meet tomorrow evening at 49 North Front street to discuss Luther R. Kelker park development. A marriage license was issued in Lebanon yesterday to Herbert Holtzman of Steelton and Miss Sara Shutter of 540 Church street, Lebanon.
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North Front Street
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Luther R. Kelker
Lebanon
Herbert Holtzman
Steelton
Sara Shutter
Albert Shutter
Church Street
Enhaut class of 1915 members host gathering at Waidley home
Evelyn Waidley entertained Swatara township high school class of 1915 and friends Saturday evening with garnet and steel decorations, games, music, and refreshments. Guests included Ruby Thumma Ethel Aungst Catherine Miller Anna Straup Esther Stouffer Claire Stewart Susan Thompson and others. Also covered are church visits police actions and local social events.
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Swatara Township High School
Enhaut
Ruby Thumma
Ethel Aungst
Catherine Miller
Anna Straup
Esther Stouffer
Claire Stewart
Susan Thompson
Clarence Herman
William Crouse
Walter Diffenderfer
Ralph Bishop
Captain W. C. Smith Died After Brief Illness
Captain W. C. Smith, a Civil War veteran who retired ten years ago, died after a brief illness. He served from 1861, rising to captain, and participated in major campaigns including Fredericksburg, Antietam, and the Wilderness. A thirty‑second degree Mason, he belonged to Robert Burns Lodge and Pilgrim Commandery.
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Pennsylvania Reserves
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Fredericksburg
Pennsylvania Volunteer Militia
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Minersville
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
201St
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Gainesville
Manasses Gap
Alexandria
Washington, D. C
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Dranesville
Mechanicsville
Gaines Mills
Charles City
New Market Cross Roads
Malvern Hill
Plains of Manasses
Bull Run
Maryland Campaign
South Mountain
Antietam
Mud March
Wilderness
Spottsylvania
Alsop’s Farm
Laurel Hill
Bloody Angle
North Anne
Totopotomy Creek
Bethseda Church
Robert Burns Lodge
Pilgrim Commandery
Knights Templar
Post 68
G Alr
Oberlin Memorial Day Observed With Large Crowd
Memorial Day in Oberlin drew over 600 people as the Oberlin Cemetery hosted a prompt ceremony. Veterans from Sergeant Samuel W. Lascomb Post No. 351 of Steelton arrived by auto while local churches provided choral readings and Rev C F Boughter delivered the keynote address urging patriotism. Several local clergymen participated and townsfolk attended from nearby areas amid a formal rural observance.
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Oberlin
Samuel W. Lascomb Post
Steelton
Enhant
H. V. B. Garber
C. FE. Boughter
Mr. Brunner
Bressler
C. H. Heiges
Enhhaut
10000 Brethren Gather in Hershey Convention Hall
A large assembly fills Hershey for a religious gathering. The 50,000 dollar Convention Hall, built by M. S. Hershey, seats 10 000 with a clear view of the stage. Friday features sermons by W. Emmert B. Perry and J A Dove. A child rescue program starts Saturday and the general mission board meets.
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B. Perry
J. A. Dove
General Mission Board
Temperance Committee
M. S. Hershey
Rumania Mobilizes to 1,000,000 Soldiers Amid Neutrality War Talk
London reports Rumania occupies the seat of uneasy neutrality once held by Italy. Near east diplomats push for a Bulgaria Rumania understanding while rumors spread of a million-man mobilization ready for active service.
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London
Rumania
Italy
Near East
Bulgaria
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Quick Transformation
A health remedy advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a safe universal hair tonic. It claims to remove dandruff, cool and invigorate the scalp, and beautify hair to a radiant gloss while promoting softness, waviness, and growth. Sold at H. C. Kennedy's and drug counters, the perfume scented liquid supposedly acts instantly and is inexpensive for home use.
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