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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1915

Page

5

Shoemaker Died and Various Urgent Help Wanted Ads

A 57 year old obituary for Lewis C Shoemaker notes his death on June 26 1915 and a funeral set for June 29 1916 at his residence 1436 Market Street with relatives invited. The page compiles numerous help wanted notices for salesmen drivers clerks and domestic positions, plus lost and found items and real estate ads across Harrisburg and nearby towns.

Shoemaker Lewis C. Shoemaker Market Street Russell Elizabeth A. Russell Samuel E. Russell North Sixth Street Elatives Harrisburg Young John Young G. F. Shaum Nnt Sellers David Sellers Joseph Ibach Daupan Street Eastarrisburg

Classified Notices and Job Offers in Harrisburg Paper

A collage of want ads and business notices offers jobs and opportunities. Items include a private family board request for a young lady, mail order success claims, a money making guide, trunk and bag sales, furniture repair, hair tonic, hauling and storage services, a seven passenger tour car for hire, and a clinic dispensing free treatment at 176 North Second Street.

H. L. Barber W. Jackson Boulevard Chicago Heacock Lockport N. Y Harrisburg

Weakness Recorded In Railroad Shares In Markets

New York June 26 Associated Press reports further weakness in Missouri Pacific decline a point near its low but recovers. Trading opened featureless with slight gains in U S Steel Amalgamated Copper and other issues. U S Rubber rose then fell while Reading and Canadian Pacific gained one point.

Associated Press New York Missouri Pacific U. S. Steel Amalgamated Copper U. S. Rubber Reading Canadian Pacific Goshorn Alaska Cé&F Atchison B&o Beth Steel Brook RT Ches & O M&s&ip Col F &I Dist Sec Erie Pfta Gen E Co Gen. Motors Goodrh BF Mo Pac Nynh H North Pac Pac Mail Penn Rail Pitts Coal Press SC Ray CC S Pd South Pac South Ry South Red Tenn Cop Third Ave Union Pac

Plans for Mary Baker G. Eddy memorial monument

Boston June 26 Announcement of completed plans for a memorial monument to be erected at Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy grave founder of the Christian Selench Church in Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge The circular open colonnade eight columns rests on three steps a circular platform front double flight of steps to small lake edge Granite main entrance inscriptions in white bronze floral detail Fund of 110000 raised for erection and maintenance

Associated Press Boston Mary Baker G. Eddy Christian Selench Church Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge Egerton Swartwout New York

Old Circus Grounds Reborn as Harrisburg Building Lots

Harrisburg Realty Company led by president B Fr Umberger puts about twenty five acres on sale from Mahantongo to Division and Sixth to Fifth streets. The lots, with water gas and sewerage, front Sixth Lexington Reel Fifth Mahantongo Wiconisco and Division streets. Umberger cites low prices and easy terms fueling strong early sales.

Swatara Street Bell Fealty Co Bergner S. Front St Middletown Swatara St Brinton-Packer CO Second and Walnut Sts Fifteenth Street Price Reasonable Bell Realty Co Harrisburg Sixth Street Harrisburg Realty Company B. Fr. Umberger Mahantongo Division Streets Sixth Pifth Lexington, Reel Fifth Wiconisco Division Umberger

Carranza Representatives Leave U.S. for Mexico

Washington dispatch reports Charles A. Douglas and Elise Arrendondo, Carranza representatives, departed for Vera Cruz to confer with the First Chief. Their mission aims to convey the American government’s view as stated by President Wilson calling for an early restoration of peace among Mexican factions.

Associated Press Washington Charles A. Douglas Elise Arrendondo Carranza Vera Cruz Mexico Wilson

Mission Conference Opens With Africa Call Theme

At Afton Springs New York on June 26 the international missionary conference opened its morning session. Miss Anna M. Linker of India spoke on Mohammedan Contracts Miss N J Dean of Persia spoke on Present Conditions in Urarmiah and Miss Emily A Clark of Africa spoke on The Call of God in Hausa Work. Rev and Mrs F O Emerson of Africa described missionary needs in Kameron.

Associated Press F. O. Emerson Africa Kameron

Tornado Devastates Red Cliffe With $500000 Loss

Red Cliffe Alberta suffered about 500000 dollars in damage after a tornado last night. No deaths occurred though twelve people were seriously injured. The storm struck from all directions, leveling buildings, lifting roofs, and blowing down telephone poles, leaving the town nearly a total wreck.

Associated Press Red Cliffe Alberta

Wilson Spends Quiet Day At Summer White House

President Wilson enjoyed a quiet day at the Summer White House in Cornish New Hampshire on June 26. He walked the woods with family members and worked in his study on correspondence with his stenographer Charles Swein. An automobile ride was planned for the afternoon and no message from Washington was received.

Cornish N. H Wilson White House Charles Swein Washington

United States not considering embargo on shipments

The State Department stated no embargo is being considered on shipments to any belligerent country. The denial counters reports that the U S might embargo all American products to England in retaliation for British interference with neutral trade.

Washington United States State Department England

Reserve Excess in New York Banks Drops This Week

New York June 26 The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies shows a reserve of 193,253,030 dollars in excess of legal requirements. This marks a decrease of 7,147,160 dollars from the previous week.

New York Federal Reserve Bank

Netherlands steamer Ceres sinks after mine strike

A Stockholm-deceived dispatch reports the Netherlands steamer Ceres en route from Amsterdam to Lulea Sweden sunk after hitting a mine near Soderhamn in the Gulf of Bothnia. The crew was saved. In Harrisburg Pa, workers Hershey Shhaub and Benett Lawson suffer injuries. Lawson recovering after hospital treatment and Lawson, Paxtang cemetery supervisor, improves. London Daily Mirror editor Alexander Kenealy dies at 51.

London Stockholm Netherlands Ceres Amsterdam Lulea Sweden Soderhamn Gulf of Bothnia Albert Hershey Mechanicsburg Valley Railways Company Lemoyne Hershey Harrisburg Benett Lawson Paxtang Hartman Hospital Mr. Lawson t.—Alexander Kenealy London Daily Mirror

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