Penrose praised by the Colonel in strong endorsement
Joseph R. Grundy of Bucks County defends Senator Penrose in a New York Sun letter, arguing Penrose led Pennsylvania Republican efforts in 1904 and sharing Roosevelt's praise. The note compares Penrose's impact to Quay and Cameron and cites primary and election results to defend Penrose's influence. Gettysburg College notes follow with Wing elected acting professor and student events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Grundy
Bucks County
Senator Penrose
New York Sun
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Senator Quay
Simon Cameron
President Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Root
New York State
Union
Vermont
Utah
Taft
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Gettysburg
Board of Trustees
Gettysburg College
E. M. Wing
Cornell University
Reddig
Hubert Luther McCherry
North Washington
James Milton Lotz
Altoona
Lester Piano Ad Promotes Quality and Easy Payments
An advertisement extols the Lester piano as the favorite instrument in schools and homes, claiming it represents the highest attainment in piano building. It offers convenient payments and is signed by H. G. Day at 1319 Derry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Day
Derry Street
Cottage or sky scraper paint work by Gohl and Bryan
Gohl and Bryan offer interior or exterior painting for any building from small tenements to fine residences. Established in 1881 they cite projects on Mechanics Bank and the Telegraph buildings as proof of their ability and facility. Based at 310 Strawberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics Bank
Telegraph
Gohl & Bryan
Strawberry Street
Passing Impressions of Finance by H L Bennet tf
A column argues that economic woes stem from lack of confidence and overregulation. It notes Congress debate on anti trust bills and labor gains, hints at a potential post election shift, and discusses New Haven inquiry, rate cases, and a possible year end business boom amid traction fare fights and North American utilities financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mother Grundy
Washington
Seven Sisters
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Senate
Friends of Labor
House of Representatives
Congress
National Assembly
New Haven
Commerce Commission
Toledo
Traction Company
Henry L. Doherty
Toledo Traction Company
Sir Launcelot
Another Set of Teeth Added to Trade Bill
Washington notes that Congress must stay in session to pass three administration anti trust measures. President Wilson backs a more radical Covington bill amendment granting the Interstate Trade Commission broad control akin to the Interstate Commerce Commission over railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Senate
House
Covington
Interstate Trade Commission
Stevens
New Hampshire
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bride Barbara Light Weds Thomas S Quinn in Lebanon
Miss Barbara Joyce Light, daughter of H H Light, married Thomas Sidney Quinn, manager and owner of Lebanon Steel Casting Company, at the Light home with close family present. Ceremony led by Rev W E Stahler of Zion Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Thomas Sydney Quinn
Lebanon Steel Casting Company
Barbara Joyce Light
H. H. Light
Schuylkill Haven
W. E. Stahler
Zion Lutheran Church
Tents Pitched for Seventh Day Adventists
Boston June 11 Two hundred tents prepared largely by ministers of the Massachusetts conference of Seventh Day Adventists were set up on former golf club grounds in the Amster district for the conference opening. The big dining tent will serve only vegetarian dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Massachusetts
Harrisburg Folks Set for European Summer Tours
Miss Martha Fleming of the Elphinstone and Miss Theodosia Boone of the Seiler school faculty sail June 16 from New York on the Kronprinzessin Cecelle for Norway and northern countries. Miss Gertrude Olmsted and Miss Jane Howard sail on the same steamer for a three month European tour. Miss May Fox leaves June 18 on the Santa Anna for Naples with a McComb tour. returning September 2 to Quebec on the Teutonic. Mr and Mrs Howard F Eyster depart for Detroit to join the circulation managers' convention aboard the Noromie. Caroline Pearson, Mary Harris Pearson and William Pearson undertake a Virginia auto trip to Salem to meet relatives. Mrs William Windsor hosts a Wednesday Card Club gathering with a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Europe
Martha Fleming
Elphinstone
Theodosia Boone
Seiler School
Norway
Gertrude Olmsted
Marlin FE. Olmsted
Jane Howard
Staunton
Miss May Fox
Walnut Street
McComb
New York City
Naples
Italy
Mediterranean
Miss Fox
England
Teutopic
Quebec
Canada
Seiler School Girls Delegates to Eaglesmere Conference
Miss Sara Jacobs will chaperone Seiler school delegates Helen Strayer Catherine Fairlamb Mary Middleton Elizabeth Hurlock Annette Steele and Dorothy Hurlock to the school girls conference at Crestmont Inn Eaglesmere June 12 to 19. Mr and Mrs BE J Macey move from 225 North Second Street to Parkersburg WV and their daughter Elizabeth Macey will join them after summering in New England. Mrs Ethel Cohen of 634 Herr Street returns home after three weeks in Baltimore.
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Doherty
Federal Light and Traction Company
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Public Service Corporation
Chicago
Hills
New Haven
Missouri Pacific
Boston and Maine
Wall Street
Sara Jacobs
Seiler School
Crestmont Inn
Eaglesmere
Helen Strayer
Catherine Fairlamb
Mary Middleton
Elizabeth Hurlock
Annette Steele
Dorothy Hurlock
BE. J. Macey
North Second Street
Parkersburg
Elizabeth Macey
New England
Ethel Cohen
Herr Street
Baltimore
Perkins Too Busy To Answer Pinchot
New York, June 11. George W. Perkins gave no reply to Amos R. E. Pinchot's demand to remove Perkins from the Progressive national committee leadership. Perkins, returning from the Palisades interstate park, said he is too busy and that he does not think a reply is needed. Pinchot argues the party must oust Perkins to avoid hindering a pivotal campaign and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Perkins
Amos R. E. Pinchot
National Committee
Mr. Perkins
Executive Committee
Perkins
Interstate Park
Palisades
Pinchot
Mr. Pinchot
Mr. Pinch
Calder Post Orders Veterans Parade At State Capitol
Calder Post No. 22 American Veterans of Foreign Service orders all foreign service veterans to meet Monday June 15 at 1 PM at G A R Hall 26 North Third Street dressed in campaign hats blue shirts khaki trousers and sailors in blue or white to take part in a parade and flag transfer ceremony at the State Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McLaughlin
Calder Post
American Veterans of Foreign Service
Foreign Service
G. A. R. Hall
North Third Street
State Capitol
Dauphin County Sunday School Convention Opens
The twenty eighth annual Dauphin County Sabbath School Association convention opens at the United Brethren church in Hummelstown with more than 150 delegates. James W. Barker presides. Rev J H Roger conducts devotions. welcome by Rev A S Lehman. reports and program details follow for evening and next day sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Eee | Sabbath School Association
United Brethren Church
Hummmelstown
Harrisburg
James W. Barker
J. H. Roger
M. E
Steerton
A. S. Lehman
U. B
Hummelstown
Barker
BE. F. Weaver
J. J. Brehm
Messiah Lutheran Sunday School
Home Department
H. U. H. Haertzer
F. D. Keboch
Harvey Klaer
Covenant Presbyterian Church
J. Gilbert Aldinger
William M. Woodfin
Delaware County
Wm. N. Yates
Fourth Street Church of God
H. C. Demming
Mervin Grant Filler
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Hershey
W. H. Dallman
Market Street Baptist Church
Arthur K. Lefevre
Harry Nelson Bassler
Second Reformed Church
W. G. Landes
Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association
Lewis C. Manges
Memorial Lutheran Church
State Sunday School Association
Suffragettes Influence Roosevelt Engagements Secret in London
Fears of suffragette activity led to withholding Roosevelt engagements in London during his planned visit. He will attend only the Royal Geographical Society lecture and private entertaining events. Notables invited include Sir Edward Grey and Walter Hines Page. The Roosevelt stay centers around Chequers Court hosted by Arthur Hamilton Lee with a private luncheon and meetings with prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Theodore Roosevelt
England
Royal Geographical Society
Roosevelt
Edward Grey
Foreign
United States
Colonel Roosevelt
Chequers Court
Field Marshal
Earl Roberts
Owne Seaman
Punch
John St. Lee Strachey
The
Spectator
Strachey
Sidney Colvin
British Museum
Bertrand Dawson
Sir Horace Plunkett
Known Facts About Rheumatism and Blood Building
There is still much unknown about rheumatism and treatment remains imperfect. Pain often returns with weather changes as the poison persists in blood. Building up the blood is urged as best remedy to overcome poisons. Dr Williams Pink Pills shown to help. free book "Building Up the Blood" offered. Pills sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Dr. Williams
How to Get Rid of Dyspepsia
Practical advice against medicines and drastic diets for dyspepsia. Eat normal, plain meals slowly with no meals drinking with meals. Use bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize excess stomach acid and restore digestion. Immediate relief possible if ulcers have not developed.
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Oulto
the Hatter
B. C. Murray
N. Tenth St
Harrisburg Carpet Co
Astrich
John J. Clark
Ewie Eine Roes
Brassieres
Batiste
H. L. Bennet
Dee
Garrett
Barbara Light
Thomas Sidney Quinn
Trinidad
Colo
War Garrison
United Mine Workers
Southern
Colorado Coal District
J. Lockett
Fred D. Thomas
Andrew Roose
Seventh Day Adventists
Great Lakes
Howard F. Eyster
Paxtang
Detroit
Mich
Noromie
Sarnia
Duluth
Minn
Eyster
Virginia
Caroline Pearson
Mary Harris Pearson
William Pearson
Mrs. Pearson
Armstrong
Salem
Entertains Card Club
William Windsor
Woodbine Street
Wright
WareHam
Baker
Gorman
Elizabeth Krull
William Brady
William Seifert
W. A. Stark
Jack Hoffman
al. Rexroth
Ashmead Caley
Minerva Rexroth
Elizabeth Ford
John Burkholder
Calder Post Orders
Harrisburgers
T.R
Singletown
Helen Frantz
Church of God
George Sigler
Martin's Ferry
Eigheen
Whitaker Glessner Iron Company
Wheeling Corrugated Iron Company
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Chester Beach P.M
R.R
Eureka
Forney's Drug Store
Market Street
Atlantic City
Colwyn Michigan Ave
Beach
Gerken
Merkteys Bonra Iinghouse
Ferris Hill
Hutton Farm
Williams Grove
United Phone
GEO. S. Markley
Doubling Gap Springs
Geo. A. Freyer
Mente
Tio City
Kentucky Ave
Conrad Ekholm
Georgia Ave
N.J
Emerson Crouthamel, Mgr
Mount Gretna, PA
Conewago
Lake Conewago
Samuel Lewis
Newport Apts
Sixteenth and
Spruce Sts
Philadelphia
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