Grown-up Girls 16+ to Swim at City Expanse
London reports 1016 passengers from the California ashore near Tory Island transfer to Cassandra and a small steamer with no loss of life. The California remains in a precarious spot. crews from British destroyers aid in transfer. Three hundred Ireland-bound passengers land at the start of the day as weather improves. A city program offers swimming lessons for older girls starting Thursday evening on Seneca Street.
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Associated Press
Londonderry
California
Tory Island
Wer
Ireland
Department of Parks and Public
Drunk Thief Gets Short Jail Term In Ice Cream Parlor Case
Arthur Cricket Moore, guilty of stealing 9 dollars from Cartright's Ice Cream Parlors on North Third Street, receives a nine to eighteen month sentence from Judge Kunkel after pleading guilty. Judge questions his intoxication and awareness. Mary Boyer, who admitted stealing 26 dollars from a market purse on Verbeke Street, is returned to jail for further inquiry after concealing the cash in her hair. William Schell also faces disposition in similar fashion.
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Arthur
Cricket” Moore
Kunkel
Moore
Cartright
North Third Street
Swunkel
Mary Boyer
Verbeke
William Schell
Shepherdstown Girl Weighs 200 Pounds at 19
A Shepherdstown family weighed their 19 year old daughter Daisy the other day. She stood at 200 pounds, a sharp rise from her birth weight. The report notes the unusual growth as the family’s odd moment amid other local items.
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Shepherdstown
Ace Brady
Daisy
CHURCHFOLK OF CITY TO BE PROMINENT IN THREE BI REUNIONS
Arrangements are underway for three annual church reunions to be held on the last three Thursdays of next month at Pen Mar. The Reformed, Lutheran and Presbyterian churches gather across Pennsylvania to the District of Columbia and nearby states. Harrisburg clergy will play prominent roles in all events. The Reformed reunion opens July 16 with about 10,000 expected attendance and Rev. LeVan of North Wales as principal speaker.
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Pen Mar
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Harrisburg
LeVan
North Wales
Montgomery County
Washington Camp officers chosen in Piketown Pa
Washington Camp No. 585 Patriotic Order Sons of America elected its officers on Saturday evening in Piketown. Elected were Past president Harry Weaver president George Wade Sr vice president Charles Rhoads master of forms Edward Weaver recording secretary Joseph Mumma assistant recording secretary John Lingle financial secretary David Mumma treasurer G W Fox conductor Parker Zeiders inspector J M Lingle guard Simon Straw trustees J W Ebersole J H Baumgardner W H Brown chaplain William Brown right sentinel William Mumma left sentinel George Straw. Baumgardner elected delegate to state convention with Mumma as alternate.
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Piketown
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Harry Weaver
George Wade, Sr
Charles Rhoads
Edward Weaver
Joseph Mumma
John Lingle
David Mumma
G. W. Fox
Parker Zeiders
J. M. Lingle
Simon
Funeral for James D. Boyles in Marietta Pa
The funeral services for James D. Boyles were held at his home with Rev. H. H. Potcher officiating. Pallbearers were members of the Order United American Mechanics and many relatives from Harrisburg Newville Lancaster and Columbia attended. Burial occurred in Marietta Cemetery with O U A M honors.
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Marietta
James D. Boyles
H. H. Potcher
Methodist Church
Order United American Mechanics
Harrisburg
Newville
Lancaster
Columbia
Global and United States News Digest Summary
A cablegram from Miss Helen Johnston reports all aboard the steamship California safely landed and well. Local crashes and fires unfold in Bridgeport and Portland with multiple injuries and destruction. In Washington, President Wilson conveys condolences to Austria Hungary over Archduke Francis Ferdinand's murder. U.S. diplomat Williams in Greece denies resignation rumors. A Yaqui incident near Represo is noted along with a fatal shotgun injury in Tamaqua. Senate reports ease in Army expansion. New York stocks end a notably dull session with mixed results across major rail and steel issues.
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Helen Johnston
Philadelphia
California
RK. A. Johnston
Harrisburg
Bridgeport
Conn
Portland
Long Island
Portland Harbor
Granite Spring
Washington
Wilson
Austria-Hungary
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
United States
Athens
Greece
George Fred Williams
Thomas Farrel
Represo
la Colorado
State Department
Tamaqua
Adam Sheaffer
James Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Sheaffer
Ashington
P. RR
Reading
N. Y. Central
Canadian Pacific
U. S. Steel
Runaway Trolley Tosses Four Into Street in Camp Hill
A midnight runaway trolley in Camp Hill hurled four passengers from the car as it sped along Main Street. The group including Mr Edward Gelwicks Mrs Gelwicks and a five year old boy were rescued by Valley Railways workers and transported to Mechanicsburg for treatment. None sustained fatal injuries though the incident caused alarm and a brief delay before continued on page 11.
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Main Street
Camp Hill
Valley Railways Company
Mechanicsburg
Edward Gelwicks
North Market Street
Russel Gelwicks
J. O. Senseman
Japanese Exposition Fears Stir Over Alien Land Question
Tokyo reports anxious conservative circles fear California legislation during Japan's guest status at the Panama Pacific Exposition could inflame anti Japanese sentiment. Meanwhile Congress member Ainey visits, prompting US Japan friendship gestures and calls for renewed efforts to strengthen ties. Premier Okuma says racial tensions may be resolved through negotiations and future settlement.
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Associated Press
Tokio
California
Japan
Ooka
United States
Ainey
Okuma
Amey
Baron Kato
Democratic Plea For a Rest Is Made
Senator Oliver quoted an Atlanta Constitution article criticizing the Administration on anti trust policy and urging Congress to rest on its laurels. The record notes a Pomona Grange petition for government ownership of telephone and telegraph lines and widespread anti suffrage petitions from Pennsylvanians.
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Telegraph
Washington
Olver
Senate
Atlanta Constitution
Democratic
Congress
Roosevelt
Oliver
Pomona ‘Grange
Pennyylvania
Algo
Bids Opened on Harrisburg Fire Apparatus Procurement
Harrisburg officials opened new bids today for motor driven fire apparatus tractors and chemical wagons. Commissioner Taylor plans to bring the recommendation to City Council tomorrow. Previous summaries show bids from American LaFrance Seagrave Martin and others with prices ranging up to about $10,000 for two chemical combination units and tractor options. Morton Truck and Tractor Company submitted local bids including four wheel tractors and multiple chemical tank cars. Council previously rejected all bids and re-advertised the procurement.
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Harrisburg
M. Harvey Tayolr
Taylor
American la France
Morton Truckland Tractor Company
Council
Morton Truck and Tractor Company
Seagrave Company
Martin Carriage Works
International Motor
Robinson Fire Apparatus Manufacturing Company
Knox Motors’ Company
James Boyd & Brother
Ordination of Rev Frank Pearson Hackenzie Tonight
The Carlisle area gathers as Rev Frank Pearson Hackenzie is ordained as pastor of Cavalry Presbyterian Church tonight at 8 o clock. Midletown moderator Rev Thomas McCarrell presides with invocation by Rev E E Curtis. Sermon by Rev Dr J Ritchie Smith with charges from Rev George P B Stewart and Rev Harry B King to the congregation.
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Frank Pearson Hackenzie
Calvary Persbyterian Church
Thmas McCarrell
Middletown
Carlisle Presbytery
Thomas McCarrell
E. E. Curtis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. Ritchie Smith
Market Square Church
George PB. Stewart
Auburn Theological Semminary
Harry B. King
Gover Church
Paxtang Church
Eighth Regiment Rifle Matches Set for July at Lucknow Range
Orders for the annual regimental rifle matches of the Eighth regiment National Guard were mailed to each company. The marks will be held July 10 and 11 at Lucknow range under Captain M Copelin. Trophies from McCormick Hart Stackpole Jennings Maloffey and Copelin will be shot for and individual records will shape regimental junior teams for brigade and State matches.
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National Guard
Lucknow Range
M. Copelin
McCormick
Hart
Church notices moved to Friday edition for Fourth of July
Harrisburg Telegraph will not publish Saturday notices on July Fourth as it is a holiday. All church notices must reach Telegraph editorial offices by 4 PM Thursday, July 2 to ensure publication in the Friday edition.
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Harrisburg Telegraph
Telegraph
Judge Kunkel Rules In Two Statewide Opinions
President Judge Kunkel decides two cases against Commonwealth officers. The Aron mandamus orders paying salary and mileage for the full term, authorizing the Legislature’s appropriation. In the Deardorf quo warranto the court allows her to serve as state registrar of births and deaths for Philadelphia.
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Kunkel
Commonwealth
Max Aron
John H. Riebel
House
Philadelphia
A. W. Powell
Aron
Neva R
Deardorf
Samuel G. Dixon
Powell
J. C. Stineman
Cambria
I. H. Fahey
Riebel
Auditor General
Attorney General's Department
Palmer tariff clash cited by Stroudsburg manufacturer
A Stroudsburg woolen mill owner rebuts the new freedom tariff by praising the Underwood bill for reviving local industry. Thomas Kitson of Stroudsburg notes prior mill closure and four months of work shifted to others, while many plants run short hours and three days a week.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
Strafidsburg
Textile Manufacturers’ Journal
Thomas J. Kitson
Thomas Kitson & Son, Inc
Stroudsburg
Democratic Party
Mr. Kitson
Commissioner Seeks Child Welfare Law Model
United States Commission on Industrial Relations in Philadelphia hears plans to create state bureaus of child relations to oversee school age workers. The panel aims to present a model law at hearings nationwide for adoption by states.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Russian Press Rambles Over Archduke Assassination
The Russian press comments on the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife, reflecting bitter anti Austrian sentiment in Russia as of June 29 in St. Petersburg.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Martial Law Proclaimed After Archduke Assassination
Sarajevo reports martial law in the city and district following the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg. Bodies laid in state amid lavish floral tributes, as details emerge of the fatal shootings and guard actions. Lieut. Col. Erik Merizzi is reported out of danger.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Hohenberg
Gavrio Prinzip
Oskar Potiorek
Count Francis von Harrach
Nedeljo Gabrinovics
Potiorek
Erik Merizzi
Count von Boos-Waldeck
Roosevelt rests under doctor order at Oyster Bay
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt slept past his usual 7.30 breakfast time to follow New York physician Dr. Alexander Lambert's four month rest plan. He then rode with his son Archie, but soon returned to letters and telegrams as friends worry about his health and long term vigor.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York
Archie
John McGrath
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Sun
Sagamore Hill
Evans Says U S Most Meddlesome Nation In Monroe Claim
Brigadier General Evans' speech at Governor's Island saying the United States is the most meddlesome nation prompts an official inquiry. President Wilson asks Secretary Garrison to seek explanations from the general.
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Evans
U. S
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Governor’s Island
United States
Garrison
Wilson Calls Dominican Situation Very Muddled
President Wilson described the Dominican Republic crisis as very muddled saying it is hard to know how to act amid many elements in the situation. He noted word of an American gunboat firing to halt a bombardment by Federal troops but gave no final plan of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Dominican Republic
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Dominican Repubic
Harrisburg Merchants Announce All Day Saturday Closure
Harrisburg merchants will close stores all day Saturday July 4 to observe Independence Day. To help shoppers stores will stay open Friday evening July 3 until normal Saturday closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mrs Brumbaugh Dies Wife of Governor Candidate
Philadelphia news reports the death of Mrs. Anna Konigmacher Brumbaugh, wife of Governor candidate Dr. Martin G Brumbaugh. She died at home after two months of illness and had avoided social life, though active in charity and church work.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Juen
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Ellis Paxon Oberholtzer
Dr. Brumbaugh
Weather summary Harrisburg and eastern Pennsylvania
Fair to tonight and Tuesday with cooler night air. Gener ally fair for Harrisburg and eastern Pennsylvania with moderate west winds. River Susquehanna near Harrisburg expected to rise or stay near station during tonight and Tuesday, about 1.7 feet. A disturbance moving from the Upper Mississippi Valley toward the St Lawrence Valley caused showers in the Lake region and nearby areas.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Generly
Susquehanna
Mississippi Valley
St. Lawrence Valley
Lake Region
Upper Ohio
Atlantic
New Gates
Vacation Telegraph Delivery Offer
A notice urging readers to have the Telegraph mailed during trips away. The service costs six cents a week, same rate as at home, and a postal addressed Circulation Department will receive the next issue.
Advertising builds business through personality and marks
The text argues that personality in merchandise and business, conveyed through advertising, shapes public perception. It compares a trade mark to an individualizing mirror that makes the product stand out, noting people are drawn to distinct goods and well directed newspaper ads build confidence.
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Poe
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