Dauphin County Tax Sale Notice 1914
Harrisburg announces a treasurer sale by public outcry at the Court House on August 3, 1914 at 10 a.m. for unseated lands in Dauphin County to settle unpaid 1911 and 1912 taxes with costs. Listings include numerous parcels across Harrisburg, Highspire, Middletown, Paxton and surrounding townships with buyers urged to remit seventy five cents for ads.
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Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Dauphin
Court House
Arthur H. Bailey
Geventa Avara
Bowman
11Th St
Fleming
Davia
Brose St
Dads
Thompson
Wilhelmina
Diven
James R
Gaider St
Johnson
Richard
Cumberland St
Cunpinnesy
Will
Soreec
Daugherty
Howard
Foster
Benj
Iith
Forster
Yountz
Muench
Hall
J. P
Musser
W. H. Harris
Soveter St
McCobs
Emma
Delaware
Cameron
Cora M
18Th St
Sees Baker
W. H
Juniper
Hess
M. W
15Th St
Dipe and Heisey
State Sts
Nicholas
H. J
State
Spnveue Cc
Swatara
Derry Township
Ensminger
John T
Tim- Olighg. O
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Grubb
BE & GC
Etewe Reiesie
Edie Grubb, & Cc. B
Timnd
Ae Shitter
As B
Hanover ‘Township
Alexander
Mrs
S. Cc. Kerper
Ars Oses Care
C. B
J. B. Lingle
Waener
Daniel
H. W. Hetrick
South Mountain Lumber Co
N. Side
Adley
Norwood
Rhoads School
Elizabethville
Romberger & Haas
Franklin St
Halifax Township
Chubb
Hiram
Berry's Mountain
Wilvert
Harry
James Enter- Chrisman
Isabel
Peter's Mountain
Halifax Water Co
Jackson Township
Berry
Mrs. Adams
Andy Grieast
Notable Triumph of Opheus Club in Faust Performance
The Orpheus Club delivered a remarkable rendition of Berlioz Damnation of Faust last night. Soloists Bumbaugh Rhoads Sutton and Lutz impressed with strong voices and dramatic interpretation, while Newell Albright’s piano mastery and the chorus’s vitality completed the standout concert.
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Orpheus Club
Faust
Berlioz
Earl Rhoads
George Sutton
Mephisto
Fred F. Lutz
Brander
Newell Albright
Auerbach
Martin
Valuable State Books Donated to Harrisburg Library
Herman P. Miller the Senate Librarian donated valuable state publications to the Harrisburg Public Library. The collection, five months after opening, includes laws of Pennsylvania 1897 to 1913, Small's handbooks, penal and charitable volumes, and Pennsylvania wartime and exposition materials. It also covers Civil War regiments, Mason and Dixon line surveys, Revolutionary era history, and Spanish War veterans publications.
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Harrisburg Public Library
Herman P. Miller
Senate
Pennsylvania
Small
Mason and Dixon
Anthony Wayne
Andersonville
Salisbury
Gettysburg
Antietam
Shiloh
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Mann Forecasts GOP Control Of Next House
Washington dispatch reports Rep James R Mann Republican floor leader predicting that enough Roosevelt voters in 1932 will return to the Republican fold this fall to elect a Republican House. He cited Rep Victor Murdock of Kansas and attacked the Progressive faction over leadership and labor views.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Republica House of Representative
House
James R
Mann
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Murdock
New York
Republican Party
Memorial Odd Fellows Services Set In Harrisburg
Memorial services for Harrisburg and Steelton Odd Fellows lodges will be held at Odd Fellow's Hall Third and Cumberland streets. About 500 to 2 000 Odd Fellows from the city and Steelton expected. Christian W. Myers to deliver memorial address. Also notes a Victoria Theatre film feature and other program.
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Harris
Independent ‘Order of Odd Fellows
Steelton
Benjamin Flowers
Robert JJ. Kistler
Robert L. Morris
Elmer §. Graumer
Jerome Miller
John H. Rabuck
Isaac W. Zellers
Wilhelm Beck
Ammon F. Gehrett
Isaac W. .Zellers
Charles F. Osler
Michael Hardrod
Victoria
Victoria Theater
Milan
Rome
Gaul
Constantine
Maximian
Maxentius
Mutual Girl
Tolls Arbitration Resolution Passed by Vote of 8 to 7
The Senate foreign relations committee adopted the Sutherland resolution directing President Wilson to open negotiations with Great Britain for special arbitration of the Panama tolls dispute. The measure advances to the Senate, with Senator Borah initially absent and later indicating opposition to reporting.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sutherland
Wilson
Great Britain
Panama
Senate
Borah
Stone
Harrisburg Chamber Plans Outing and Fourth Celebration
The Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce issues its June bulletin with plans for the annual Inglenook outing next week and a July 4 celebration committee meeting tomorrow at 4 o'clock to set the route and details. New members announced include W. R. Blough and George T. Eldridge among others from local firms and Philadelphia interests.
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Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Inglenook
W. R. Blough
Blough Manufacturing Company
George T. Eldridge
Harrisburg Gas Company
J. W. Elger
Underwood Typewriter Company
JL Griffin
I. W. Woolworth Company
Henry M. Gross
C. Harry Kain
8S. S. Kresge Company
H. and L. Lowengard
the Patriot
Job Print Company
Joseph E. Morris
Bowman and Company
Philadelphia Quick Lunch Room
Market Street
John T. Shirley
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Herman Tausig
Jeweler
Court Sustains Injunction on Federal Pitcher
Judge Foell of Cook County Supreme Court upheld the injunction restraining Chief Johnson from pitching for any team except the Cincinnati Nationals. The ruling averted a mass defection to the outlaw league as Johnson had joined the Kansas City Federals after leaving Cincinnati. The prohibition covers only Illinois play, while the Kansas City club chose not to permit outside games to avoid prejudice to the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Foell
Supreme Court of
Cook County
Johnson
Cincinnati Nationals
Kansas City Federals
Cincinnati
Marketers Seek Conference on City Health Rules
Market company representatives and stall renters asked for a conference with the director of health and the bureau of health and sanitation to discuss cooperation and observance of the new city health and food regulations. The June 1 license deadline affected restaurants ice cream shops and manufacturing plants. The first prosecution under the new sanitary rules occurred today Morris Stein was convicted before Alderman C E Murray for improper sanitary severing at 162 Fulton Street fined five dollars and costs.
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Bureau of Health and Sanitation
Theurau
Department of Shave
Morris Stein
C. E. Murray
Fulton Street
Prohibition Party Plans Platform Targeting Anti Saloon League
A dozen Prohibition party committeemen gathered at Ridge Avenue Methodist Church to form a platform led by William H. Heermans and Henry S. Gill. The group aims to press for Prohibition as the liquor solution and to launch attacks on the Anti Saloon League. Delegates include Wm S Heermans Bradford John G Dixon J C Rummell John H Daugherty George L Pennock James Peebles Thadeus Grumbine John A Lawn BE Huntingdon BE Lacy Henry Gil Osmyn A Gable.
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Prohibition Party
Ridge Avenue Methodist Church
Sixth and
Herr Streets
William
H. Heermans
Bradford
Henry S. Gill
William _ 8S
John G. Dixon
Cambria
J. C. Rummel
Cumberland
John H. Daugherty
Dauphin
George L. Pennock
Delaware
James Peebles
Lawrence
Thadeus 8S
Grumbine
Lebanon
John A. Lawn
Mifflin
BE. P. Huntingdon
Potter
BE. B. Lacy
Warren
Henry
Osmyn A. Gable
Westmoreland
Afro Americans Back Republican Ticket In State Meeting
Representatives from forty eight counties of the Afro-American Ministerial Protective League met in Philadelphia's Courthouse. President S J Jones declared Afro American voters would stand solidly for the Republican party andits nominees. The league backs re election of Senator Boies Penrose and the Republican ticket. Officers named include President S J Jones Vice President E H Norris Secretary A T Atkins and Treasurer W B Jones. The executive committee was reappointed.
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Afro-American Ministerial Protective League of
Philadelphia
J. Jones
League
Republican Party
Republican
Pennsylvania
Party of Protection
Penrose
Ministerial Protective League
Jones
Boies Penrose
E. H. Norris
A. T. Atkins
W. B. Jones
Democrats Meet as Row Brewing Sparks Assembly
Democrats meet in Dauphin County with 112 of 118 present as Royal elected temporary chairman. Morris re-elected state chairman. Kunkel named treasurer. Districts redefined, Dauphin in fourth with Lehigh Berks Lebanon Cumberland. Hart lauds Ryan. platform committee formed. Palmer speaks on traditional lines.
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J. J. Gillespie
Philadelphia
Morris
Dauphin County
Palmer
Bonniwell
Samuel Kunkel
Royal
Kunkel
Dauphin
Lehigh
Berks
Lebanon
Cumberland
Lancaster
Delaware
Chester
West Shore
York
Snyder
Huntingdon
Mifflin
Juniata
Dan L. Hart
Ryan
State Committee
McNair
Machine
Hart
McCormick
Ior
German Baptists Ban Automobiles At Conference
German Baptist Church delegates vote 3 in favor and 300 against automobile use as church members face a ban until cars are more common. The resolution urges churches not to allow members to own or operate motor vehicles for travel or work at least for now.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Ind
German Baptist Church
Here
Glen
Cove
L. I
Long Island Sound
Resolute
Vanitie
Alexander Smith Cochran
Charles Francis Adams, II
Pains Around the Heart and Pink Pills Promise Help
Debility and weak nerves slow digestion causing stomach fermentation and heart pains. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to strengthen digestion, build blood, and calm nerves, improving appetite and vigor. Free books Building Up the Blood and What to Eat and How to Eat offered. pills sold in drugstores.
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Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
Striking B F R E Men Picnicking Near Enola
Members of the Brotherhood of Federated Railway Workers on strike held a two day outing at Midway Park near Enola with wives and families. Howard B. Gissell vice president spoke at an open air meeting and another gathering was planned for the night. Postmaster sites received a Labor Secretary Wilson appeal for Oklahoma harvest help. Marriage notice for Mary A. Martin and John A. Free, Harrisburg Railway conductor, Alderman Murray officiated.
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Brotherhood of Federated Railway Oy Ses
Federated
Midway Park
Enola
Howard B. G'sell
Secretary of Labor
William B. Wilson
Oklahoma
Mary A. Martin
John A. Free
Derry Street
Charles Emmett Murray, Jr
Free
Harrisburg Railways Company
Nearby Drug Store Promises Safe Prescriptions
The notice urges caution selecting a drug store and suggests BE. Z. Gross at 119 Market Street as offering fresh, pure drugs and careful, experienced pharmacists for filling prescriptions.
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BE. Z. Gross
Market Street
Paper collars fade from memory in Troy laundry era
The article recalls the shift from paper to celluloid collars and then to modern laundering methods that put Troy on the map for Harrisburg area laundry work. It highlights household needs such as wagons, mowers, and reliable heating from William W. Zeiders & Son at 1486 Derry Street, promoting affordable, satisfactory tinning stoves and furnaces.
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Troy
Harrisburg
William W. Zeiders & Son
Derry Street
Prevent Wrinkles with Potts Cream and Eye Care Ads
An advertisement touts Potts Greaseless Cold Cream for soft skin and wrinkle prevention sold at Bowman & Co and Potts Drug Store. It also promotes L. Pratt as an eyesight specialist offering tests and fitted glasses at 807 North Third Street, plus jewelry items from W. R. Atkinson at 1423 North Third and related accessories for young people.
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Bowman & Co
Potts’ Drug Store
North Third
Herr Streets
Ur L. Pratt
North Third Street
W. R. Atkinson
Third Street
History in the Making at the Victoria Theater
The Victoria Theater daily presents motion picture scenes of national events and ceremonies, considered history in the making. Nearby home goods stores showcase decorative lamps, safe-cabinets, Jacobean furniture, and professional garment cleaning with pickup and delivery services.
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Victoria Theater
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