WANTED and FOR SALE classifed items in Harrisburg ads
A dense page of classified notices lists many 1900s items: WANTED ads seek a white housekeeper and a general house worker with references at 333 South Front Street and 1260 Telegraph address. FOR SALE items include country properties, plots, houses in Riverside Paxtang Penbrook and Liver side, a 90 acre farm east of Harrisburg, 1828 Boas Street brick house, and various subsurban lots. Also several rooms for rent, two harness sets, an upright piano, used motorcycles and cars, and real estate listings with prices and contacts. Public notices include school bonds for Carlisle and estate letters for Albert Rutherford in Swatara Twp.
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South Front Street
Telegraph
H. G
Herr Street
South Street
P. W
Calder Street
Bell Phone
Cumberland Street
Riverside
Paxtang
Penbrook
Liverside
Ss. Haldeman & Co
North Sixth Street
Harrisburg
Cassel
RK. F. Db
South Thirteenth Street
Walnut Street
J. BE. Gipple
Market Street
Berryhill Street
Bell Realty Co
Bergner Building
Easy Mete Bell Realty Co
Bergner
Keystone Supply Co
Orth Third Street
United Phone
P. O
City
North Fourth Street
Mt. Gretna
Parke
Fourth Street
Kephart Avenue
Lancaster
Greenwood
Coatesville
Peace Accord Reached as Latin Nations Back Mexican Provisional Government
The text notes a peace between the United States and Mexico with other nations Argentina Brazil and Chile recognizing the new provisional government. Mediators explain they could not admit the Constitutionalists earlier and say the internal Mexican issue should be settled by Mexicans themselves.
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Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Rebels Take Zacatecas After Four Days of Preliminary Fighting
The Constitutionalists captured Zacatecas after four days of fighting with 14 000 Federals entrenched in strong positions. Villa reported 500 dead and 800 wounded for his side, with 5 000 prisoners taken and 12 cannons 9 military trains and 6 000 rifles seized. Federals dynamited buildings as they evacuated causing civilian and combatant casualties.
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Associated Press
Zacatecas
Mex
Villa
Medina Barron
Natera
Aguascalientes
Herrera
Rodriguez
Grilli
Victory at Zacatecas May Help Peace Plans
Washington officials await informal talks between Constitutionalists and Federal agents to shape a provisional Mexican administration. Zacatecas victory could push Carranza to accept mediation terms and enable a Huerta delegation meeting, with Niagara Falls talks moving the peace plan forward.
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Zacatecas
Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Villa
Ters
Niagara Falls
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Carranza
No American Fire at Vera Cruz Since Establishment
Army headquarters deny any firing at or by American outposts at Vera Cruz since they were established.
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Vera Cruz
Associated Press
Army
Administration Pleased Over Peace Prospects
President Wilson, after a conference with Secretary Bryan, said the Mexican situation looked brighter than ever. Officials cited the Niagara Falls protocols and expectations of internal Mexican settlement between Constitutionalists and Huerta delegates. They welcomed reports that General Villa had taken Zacatecas.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Wilson
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Huerta
Zacatecas
Villa
Calvary Presbyterians Hold Boiling Springs Picnic Contests
At Boiling Springs the Calvary Presbyterians held a picnic with varied contests. Winners included Earl White in the doughnut race, Beryl Stambaugh in the 60-yard dash, Mrs. Weaver in the elders dash, Rev. Mackenzie in the ball-throw, and Bertha Kirk among girls events. Children’s events saw Teddy Swartz winning the 25-yard dash and Bertha Kirk the girls 8 11 in the egg race.
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Calvary Presbyterians
Boiling Springs
Earl White
C. First
Wagner
Emma Reel
Beryl Stambaugh
Mrs. Weaver
Mr. Mackenzie
Carroll Denny
Downey and
Hore
Green
Kirk
Teddy Swartz
Bertha Kirk
Harry White
Robert Dettart
Large first hour trading as stock losses afflict markets
The first hour of trading saw heavy activity with substantial stock liquidations by discouraged holders. May Department Stores and American Woolen Co. sold large blocks while United Dry Goods fell to 68 percent. Bond activity was weak with $401,000 par value of New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad bonds at 39 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
May
American Woolens
United Dry Goods
Ptd
New Orleans, Mobile and
Chicago Railroad
Philadelphia
Duluth
Pennsylvania
H.W. Snavely
Ber Cas
Shane Mikey
Baltimore & Ohio
Rooklyn R
Avivania
China
Gol. F
Emnarkat
Ates
Eatin
Erie
General Electric Co
Goodrich
B. F
Great Northern
Great Nor
Interboro-Met
Lehigh Valley
Louis & Nashville
Mex. Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
Nev. Con
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Rep. Iron & S
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Ry
Tennessee Copper
Texas Company
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
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Bell
Cumberland
Canada Gap
Jonestown Road
Ford Automobile
B. E. Stevens
Linglestown
R. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
This City
M. Wingerd
Waldo Hotel
Lima
Ohio
Express
Ourteenth Street
North Third Street
Bolton
S. T
Green Street
South Second Street
No. 1
New Cumberland
North Front Street
Perdix
J. G. Young
Harvester Building
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W. A. Work
Eerie
Adress
Redwood Cottage
Enola
Rey F. Heagy
Palmyra
Theater
Beng
North Fifth Street
Susquehanna Street
M. B
New Fourth Street
Basin Avenue
Vernon Street
United
Wallace Street
South Ninth Street
G. W. Kehr
Chestnut Street
Boas Street
Price
Charles Barnhart
Whitehall Street
Front Street
Parrs
Bell Realty Ergner
Camp Hill
Mister Bros
aNkete
Court Street
Sinishing
Fifth St
Brinton Sracker Co
Second
Walnut Streets
Hummel St
Bath and Furnace
Brinton-Packer Co
Main Street
Boas
M. J. Sheaffer
Penn Street
South Twenty-first Street
Atlas Street
Fido
J. E. Gipple
North Thirteenth Street
D. J. Herrick
Derry Street
William Connelly
Harrisburg Trust Co
Woodbine
Weakley
Naudain Street
Orth Second Street
Dauphin
Rohrer & Son
Thirteenth
Market Streets
J. JE. Gipple
Ereet Alg Crag
Capitol Park
A. J. Beitzel
Hast Hummel Avenue
Lemoyne
Peffer Streets
B. F. Umberger
Potter Street
North Second Street
E. R. Williams
Broad Street
LaBelle
Locust Street
Orpheum
Atlantic Refining Co
Seventh
Woodbine Streets
Keeney & Simmons
Hall
State Street
Pel Et AR
Hotel Lynch
James J. Lynch
Fulton Street
Bowman's
Harrisburg Harness and Supply Co
Gable's
South Second Strees
Telegraph Business Office
Office of Telegraph
Heavy Bros
Neighbors Motor Co
Energie
H. Uhler
Thor
Yale
Hamilton
Elgin and Waltham
jJewel
Ational Watch On Diamond Co
The
Telegraph Business Co
Peen Cena
Sible
Tenth Ward
Oyster
Lockport
N. Y
G. Sweetser Electric Co
R. H. Peffer Local Express
Eee
Plano
Montgomery
L. H. Lackey
H. W. Lath
National Transfer Co
H. W. Lathe
N. Gluck
Woodbine Street
D. Cooper & Co
Regenera Harrisburg Storage Co
SenGhe Penne
Borough OF
Carlisle
Goodyear
Albert C. Rutherford
Swatara Township
Dauphin Co
Robert M. Rutherford Steelton Trust Company
H. L. Dress
Breelton Trust Co
Aad A Ee
Trolley
Miller Bros. & Neefe
Court Streets
Arksburg Polycunia
Rispen
Morte
U.S
Queen's Daugters Society
Sylvan Heights
Reservoir Park
Chicago Board OF Trade
H. W. Snavely Arcade
Chicago
Ill
Adams & Co
N. Market
Shanaman
Shanaman’s
Market St
Deiner’s Jewelry Store
N. 2Nd St
Commonwealth Trust Company
J.L. Shearer, Jr
Isan