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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1914

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Stough Evangelistic Campaign Aims to Involve Suburban Churches

Harrisburg pastors plan to invite all churches within ten miles to join the Stough evangelistic effort in Harrisburg next fall hoping to draw at least 10 000 Central Pennsylvania worshippers. The move follows talks after a Hazleton conference with Dr Henry W Stough and a meeting of allied church leaders.

Harrisburg Stough Hazleton Henry W. Stough Stough Evangelistic Party Pennsylvania E. E. Curtis Westminster Presbyterian Church Belfast Ireland Great Britain Josephine Colt Tabernacle Dr. Stough Stough Party

Violent Eruption Strikes Dutch Island Sanguir

Volcanic activity on the Dutch island of Sanguir near Mindanao unleashes boiling lava and ash showers. Several volcanoes erupt with lava streams destroying forests and cocoa plantations and 100 houses, with no confirmed deaths.

Batavia Java Sanguir Mindanao Philippines

Historic Church in Breadsall Destroyed by Fire

The ancient church at Breadsall dating to Norman times and housing priceless relics was burned in the night. Authorities suspect suffragettes due to prior explosions heard and a recent disrupted village meeting. A chained ancient Bible burned, while the church register from 1573 was saved.

Associated Press Derby Eng Breadsall

Missionaries to Africa Travel North German Lloyd Liner

Local Harrisburg naturalists' news blends with church mission plans as Dennis Swaney of Nakomis Illinois and three others prepare to sail Monday on the Koenigstein Louise to Africa. The Luheran Messiah church backs the mission entirely and marks a rare church-led foreign sending in recent years. Meanwhile the Natural History Society announces summer field outings, starting tomorrow, inviting the public to enjoy excursions into native flora guided by local Harrisburgers.

Dennis Swaney Nakomis Ill Koenisen-Louise Africa Messiah Luheran Harrispure Natural History Society

Palmer McCormick Machine Most Brazen and Ruthless in History

A Philadelphia Public Ledger summary reports on a Harrisburg State committee meeting showing the Palmer McCormick machine as brazen and ruthless. The piece cites a consensus that delegates are merely counted for quotas while party leaders dictate, with Penroseism denounced by a trio of platform formulators.

Palmer McCormick Ledger Frank J. Price Harrisburg Philadelphia Public Ledger State Committee Board of Trade

Grammar Athletes Battle On Island Park Trophy Shield

A seventh annual grammar school track and field meet opened at Municipal Field Island Park with 225 entrants. Rain delays moved the schedule forward and heightened enthusiasm as fourteen schools prepared during morning exercises.

Municipal Field Island Park

Cumberland Valley Normal School announces four day commencement

The Cumberland Valley State Normal School at Shippensburg plans June 21 to 24 ceremonies with a baccalaureate by S A Martin Lafayette College on June 21 and a commencement address by Ezra Lehman of Washington DC on June 24. Brigadier General Funston reports 78 sick at Vera Cruz with 12 injuries and 101 sick or injured among marines, percentages 2.23 and 3.3 respectively.

Normal School Ezra Lehman Associated Press Washington, D. C Funston Vera Cruz Army

Wilson addresses Naval Academy graduates on service to humanity

President Wilson urged the Naval Academy class of 1914 to dedicate the United States to serving humanity rather than seeking conquest. He spoke at graduation and later handed out diplomas as many midshipmen prepared to deploy to Mexican waters. The Vera Cruz crisis was also noted in remarks.

Associated Press Annapolis Wilson Naval Academy United States Vera Cruz

Former Rector Of Steelton Gives Up Luxury For Work

The Rev Theofil Stefanovic former rector of St Nicholas Servian Orthodox Church Steelton relinquishes his abbey on Mt Athos to lead a destroyed parish along the Servian border in the district wrested from the Turks.

Theofil Stefanovic St. Nicholas’ Servian Orthodox Church Steelton Mt. Athos Agean Sea

All Market St Poles Must Come Down by Noon

Telegraph and telephone poles on Market street must be removed by tomorrow noon as ordered by City Electrician Clark E. Diehl. All but five poles have been taken down between Front and Third streets. three will be removed this afternoon. London June 5 six thousand sovereigns were posted to insure the Johnson Langford glove fight. Gerrard Austin handed the cash for the syndicate. New Orleans June 5 a bill to restore horse racing in New Orleans cleared a city affairs committee on a unanimous vote and moves to the house.

Mechanicsburg Washington Street Norman Cumberland Valley Railroad Chambersburg Jackson Steelton London Chicago Schumann-Heink-Rapp San Francisco Annapolis Wilson Mayflower Niagara Falls Associated Press New York Sarah Bernhardt Continents United States Market St Market Street City Clark E. Diehl Front Third Streets Sportsman Jack” Johnson Sam” Langford Gerrard Austin New Orleans Flower House Louisiana

Aquitania Reaches New York on Maiden Voyage

The Cunard Line giant Aquitania docked in the Hudson at 9.30 am on her maiden voyage from Liverpool. At 901 feet she faced no trouble from her convoy of tugs and slid into her berth as harbor craft hailed the arrival.

Associated Press New York Cunard Line Hudson River Liverpool

Miners Near Agreement on New Wage Scale in Pittsburgh

Representatives of about 50,000 coal miners in the Pittsburgh district finalized a two year wage scale. Machine mining would pay 69 cents per ton and pick mining $1. Some differences remained over outside men but the convention was expected to approve the operators’ offer. A Harrisburg meeting of the Academy of Medicine was also reported.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Harrisburg Academy of Media

Westinghouse employees strike for better conditions in Pittsburgh

About 8 000 workers in the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing and Westinghouse Machine Company walked out in Pittsburgh seeking improved conditions. Electric workers refused entry to shops this morning and were joined by additional machinists after a mass meeting at Turtle Creek.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Westinghouse Machine Company Allegheny Congenial Industrial Union Turtle Creek

Open Bids For Three New Sewers Under 1913 Loan

Bids for three new sewers financed from $50,000 of the 1913 improvement loan were opened by City Commissioner W H Lynch. Prospective contracts will go to Council for approval. Bids include Hildrop Street sewer totals ranging from 2,700 to 3,179.50 and Prospect Street bids from 1,023 to 1,291.90 with other bids listed for Twentieth Street.

W. H. Lynch Council Hildrop Street J. S. Brady Johnson Construction Company John A. Stucker G. W. Ensign Brady Twentieth Street

Mona Lisa Thief Sentenced to One Year

Florence Italy June 5 The court accepted extenuating circumstances for Vincenzo Perugia who stole Da Vincis Mona Lisa from the Louvre Paris. He was sentenced to one year and fifteen days imprisonment but has already served since December last year so will serve six months.

Associated Press Florence Italy Vincenzo Perugia da Vinci Louvre Paris Perugia

Weather summary for Harrisburg and eastern Pennsylvania

Partly cloudy to night and Saturday with little temperature change. Northeast winds moderate in the east. The Juniata and upper North and West branches fall tonight and Saturday. lower North and West branches rise slightly or stay near steady. Main river stationary tonight and Saturday with Harrisburg stage about 2.4 feet Saturday morning. Strong high pressure from Canada will influence conditions over Harrisburg for two days.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Juniata Missouri Valley New England North Pacific States Canada Lake

Everybody's Wearing Em Shoes and Stockings Guide

The piece notes shoes and stockings as a universal attire, with vast variety and standardized brands. It promises readers periodic advertising highlights from dealers and manufacturers to help shoppers buy with confidence and protect their pocketbooks.

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