Four New Typhoid Cases on Alison Hill
Four new typhoid cases on Alison Hill reported to the City Health Bureau keep officers tracing the contagion source. Physicians census each patient to locate where contracted. sediment tests underway at local milk plants. Pure Milk Campaign tour planned through Susquehanna and Lower Paxton townships. health officers meet this afternoon to discuss farms. Dr Rau nick says no actions until more information. test results to be tabulated for reference and not published before August. In Pittsburgh, Emil Koftz dies after a street wrestling challenge with William Berger. Berger and others arrested. Charles Frattaroli, 20, loses end of index finger in machine shops. fingertip amputated at Harrisburg hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Hill
City Health Bureau
Pure Milk Campaign Party
Susquehanna
Lower Paxton
Department
Raunick
Abandoned auto found in Atlantic City owned by J G Dartt
Atlantic City June 30 police recovered a Pennsylvania tagged automobile No 89866 abandoned by three colored men who are being sought by state and local authorities. The car is believed stolen in Philadelphia and left in the street when a policeman neared it. Chambersburg Pa June 30 the owner is James G Dartt of 6f North Sixth street Chambersburg Pa son of Mrs A B Dartt the Dartt party had left for Atlantic City and other East points about a week ago. home residents know nothing of the theft or discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City, & J
Pennsylvania
Quaker City
Chambersburg
Atlantic City
James G. Dartt
A. B. Dartt
North Sixth Street
Dartt
US Submarine H-3 Ashore Off California
United States submarine H-3 went ashore five miles south of Point Sur near San Francisco. Crewmembers were uninjured and no leaks reported. H-3, H-1, and H-2, escorted by MC Culloh, were en route to a Fourth of July program at the Tanama Pacific Exposition when a stiff wind pushed the vessel off course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Point Sur
San Diego
United States Coast Guard
McCulloh
Newton
Embroidered sash and collar boost silk kimono style
A flowered silk kimono gains value from a hand embroidered sash, collar and cuffs. Choose solid silk or linen and outline arrowheads and stars in contrasting shades. Dotted Swiss offers a pretty summer finish and is washable. Preserve color with careful washing in castile soap and lukewarm water. Use rope silk for the design and make arrowheads without padding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Notice to Bondholders Harrisburg Improvement Bonds Redeemed
The City of Harrisburg announces redemption of its Improvement Bonds at the City Treasurer's office on July 1 1915. Interest on all bonds will cease at redemption. Harrisburg Pa June 19 1915.
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Harrisburg
Amt
Thompson Street
Elm Street
Thompson Stree
Oliver Street
Ccd
Cameron Street
Seventeenth Street
Green Street
Sixteenth Street
Parker Street
Sharklin Alley
Hamilton Street
Briggs Street
Bailey Street
Regina Street
Fifth Street
Kelker Street
Herr Street
Berryhill Street
Miller Street
Alley
Forster Street
Verbeke Street
Boyd Street
Naudain Street
Front Street
Chayne
Chayne Street
Mifflin Street
Park Street
Logan Street
North Street
Boas Street
Orange Alley
Cumberland Street
Maclay Street
Woodbine Street
Linden Street
Crabapple Street
Ho Street
Helen Street
Derry Street
Turner Alley
Fourth Street
Eighteenth Street
No. Amt
Emerald Street
Second Street
Second
Reese Street
New
Owen M. Copelin
Businessmen as bulwark of nation echoed in Harrisburg talk
Edward F. Trefz of Chicago, field secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, urged action by businessmen in a Harrisburg Chamber luncheon. He criticized excessive laws, praised railroads for asset growth, and urged a shift to service through business leadership amid rising class consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edward F. Trefz
Chicago
Trefz
Chamber of Commerce of the
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Harrisburg Club
E. L. McColgin
England
Wisconsin
America
Political Leader’s Estate Shows $357 for $108000 Creditor Claim
In Philadelphia an adjudication of Thomas J. Ryan estate, a Democratic leader and amusement park promoter who died by suicide in 1912, reveals only 357.80 dollars available for creditors against claims totaling 108,595.76. Judge Gummey filed the adjudication in the Orphans' Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Ryan
Gummey
Orphans’ Court
Deaths and Funerals in Harrisburg Area
Carrie Seiders 39 died at Harrisburg hospital from chronic rheumatism. Viewing at Hoover and Son's 1413 North Second St this evening, removal to Millerstown for funeral tomorrow afternoon. Hattie Porter 1205 Monroe St struck by auto and killed. services tomorrow 10 AM at Mauk chapel Sixth and Kelker, Rev. Pyles officiating. Burial East Harrisburg Cemetery. Alexander Daugherty 44 will have services tomorrow afternoon at his King St home, Rev. Yates officiating. burial East Harrisburg Cemetery. Emma C. Wentz 36 of 3215 North Fourth St Riverside died this morning. funeral Saturday 2 PM conducted by Rev. Lowden. interment Shoop's Church. Mary A. Wert widow of Abraham Wert died yesterday at age 7 at son Albert Wert's home 12 South Nineteenth St. funeral Friday morning at Reformed Church Carlisle. burial Ashland Cemetery.
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Carrie Seiders
Harrisburg
Hoover and Son's
North Second Street
Millerstown
Hattie Porter
Monroe Street
Charles H. Mauk
Kelker
E. A. Pyles
East Harrisburg
Alexander Daugherty
King Street
William N. Yates
Fourth Street
Church of God
Daugherty
Wentz
Emma C. Wentz
Harry S. Wentz
North Fourth Street
Riverside
Methodist Church
Lowden
Shoop’s Church
Mary A. Wert
Abraham Wert
Albert A. Wert
South Nineteenth Street
Reformed Church
Carlisle
Ashlland Cemetery
Hazers Must Get Out of Annapolis Says Daniels
Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral Fullam discussed the hazing charges at the Annapolis inquiry into exam irregularities. Daniels stated no clemency would be shown and that anyone hazing will be removed from the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Associated Press
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Naval Court
Carlin
Hazers
Daniels
Associated Press
Washington
Fullam
Academy
Entente to lose Romania in World War I talks
Cologne dispatch reports Berlin says it is uncertain how Romania and Bulgaria will act in the war. The quadruple entente’s hopes for military support from Romania and Bulgaria are said to have diminished notably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cologne
Germany
London
von Bethmann Hollweg
von Jagow
Baron Burian
Gazette
Berlin
Rumania
Bulgaria
Miss Wiborg Engaged to Marry Sidney Fish
New York society notes an informal engagement announcement for Miss Olga Wiborg to Sidney Webster Fish. Due to the death of Mr Fish's mother, no formal notice will be issued soon. Wiborg sisters remain prominent in Cincinnati New York and London society. Fish is Harvard 1908 graduate and linked to noted families.
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New York
Olga Wiborg
Frank Wiborg
Sidney Webster Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Fish
Mr. Fish
Miss Wiborg
Cincinnati
London
Harvard
Hamilton Fish
Peter Stuyvesant
Nicholas Fish
City fights Front Street opening by eminent domain plan
City Solicitor Seitz defends 1869 Front street plan as the basis for eminent domain, contending the street extended to the river and was never legally opened. Viewers heard E G Slaybaugh valuing his lot at 7500 dollars, after relying on secondhand figures. The city resumes its case tomorrow at 10.
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Seitz
Front
Front Street
Harrisburg
Dauphin
County of
Recorder of Deeds
Common Council
Susquehanna River
Slaybaugh
North Front Street
Watts
Forster
Front Streets
James Dinger
Milleisen Death Inquest Delays Notified To Coroner
Funeral services for Jacob Milleisen will be held Friday at 2 PM from 1853 Park Street with Rev. Harry B. King officiating. Burial is in Shoop's Cemetery. Coroner Eckinger will investigate the delay in notifying authorities of the death. Mrs Milleisen learned of the death when Undertaker Hoover called yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Third Street
Milleisen
Park Street
Harry B. King
Paxton Presbyterian Church
Shoop's
Eckinger
Jacob Milleisen
Revenue Office Busy Place on Closing Day
On the final day for payment of revenue taxes and income tax statements Deputy Revenue Collector William B Bricker and clerks at the Federal building offices assisted many callers. Few income tax blanks were requested while special taxes including theaters cigar stores pool rooms picture theaters amusement parks patent medicine and cigar manufacturers kept Deputy Collector Harry A Vollmer and staff busy with a 50 percent penalty for late payment.
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William 8. Bricker
Federal Building
Capitol Hill Notes Sees Reductions in Staffing
Auditor General Powell informs several employees their services are terminated effective July 1 due to reduced clerical appropriations. Names include W. T. Zell, H. A. Keffer, Fred Balliet, and Edgar Hutchins. Hutchins had temporary status. others were permanent.
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Powell
W. T. Zell
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Hargest
Heck
Potter
Keller
Clinton County
Notaries Public
John Bozak
Olyphant
Lynch
Lawrence R. Hugo
McKeesport
McKee
Justice of the Peace
R. H. Bellman
New Kensington
W. R. Reese
Watt & Shand
Lancaster
Shenandoah Abattoir Company
State
Muncy
Capitol
Frank Smith
Smith
Germans Must Be Crushed Declares Czar
June 30 report from Petrograd quotes Emperor Nicholas urging continued war effort and divine aid, declaring the enemy must be crushed for peace. Separate British official says Turkish trench lines at Saphir Dere were captured, with three lines stormed west of that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
Russian Board of Military Supplies
Nicholas
Associated Press
Dardanelles
Saphir Dere
Pastor paints his church at Whitestone First Methodist
Rev Earl E Beauchamp of the First Methodist Episcopal Church Whitestone Long Island set out to paint his church himself to guard the treasury from depredation and still have time to prepare his sermon The action reflects a ministerial commitment to hands on service and frugality in a small parish setting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joveralls
E. E. Beauchamp
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Whitestone, L. I
CAfe Car Introduced by Pennsylvania Railroad in Ohio lines
Local officials inspected the new coach cafe car built at Altoona and en route to Erie. It will run between Kane and Erie starting tomorrow, offering meals on tables between seats with no extra fare. Capacity is seventy, buffet at one end, alcohol broilers, similar to heavy steel day coaches. It may also serve breakfasts in sleeping cars on trains without buffets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Kane
Altoona Shops
Philadelphia
Railroad Earnings For Year Show Large Increase
Washington June 30. American railroads report rising net earnings after analysis by the Interstate Commerce Commission bureau of railway economics. April figures show total operating revenues of 230,997,430 and operating expenses of 165,131,384 with taxes at 11,106,595 leaving 54,709,207 for net income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Railway Economics
United States
Five Special Trains Carry Elks to Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad plans at least five special trains from New York and other points to Los Angeles for the Elks convention. Harrisburg will see Elks meeting eastbound trains on the way west. Charles A. Parker reports a large Westward rush for the Elks reunion. The trains head toward San Francisco and other points. The itinerary spans thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Los Angeles
Elks
Harrisburg
Charles A. Parker
Denver and
Rio Grande
San Francisco
Railroad Crews Report for Harrisburg and Philadelphia Divisions
The list details crews and up lists for multiple divisions including Harrisburg and Philadelphia. It records first to go times after 3 45 p m and 4 05 p m with numbered crews, engineers, firemen, conductors, flagmen and brakemen, plus named up crews and citywide yard and middle division assignments. The piece also notes June 30 arrests in Pittsburgh and a local school superintendent starting summer vacation.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Shaub
Supplee
Long
Bissinger
Young
Snow
Smeltzer
Hindman
Arnsberger
Flickinger
Fesler
Donohoe
Bogner
Moore
Stimes
Smith
Wissler
Ecosamus Hertzler
Potteiger
Liebau
Zeiders
Arnold
Rissinger
Marlin
Frank
Myers
Baker
McHenry
Bell
Spahr
Reese
Shirk
Pennell
Dewees
Logan
Knight
Riley
Shuler
Lutz
Werts
Deets
Shaffner
Goudy
Wandling
Ward
Rider
McCormick
Shellhamer
Sweger
Smiley
Famous
Ewing
G. L. Fortenbaugh
McNally
R. H. Fortenbaugh
Harren
Gingrich
Kingsbury
Bruan
Morne
Barnhart
Fortney
Tipton
Sweeley
Pletz
Ronowitz
King
Boyer
Fulton
Bing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Health Bureau
Pittsburgh
Emil Koftz
William Berger
North Side
Koftz
Berger
Auto Transportation Company
Charles Frattaroli
Wallace Street
J. G. Dartt
U. S
California
Pike's Peak
Denver
Col
Manitou Springs
Drew
Pike’s Peak
BY Madame Jean
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Ad Almshouse Steward
Dauphin County
Board of Poor Directors
Steward 3
F. Barber
Steward Barber
Poor Board
George Kunkel, Jr
George Kunkel
Franklin and Marshall
Dauphin County Bar
Kunkel
Harvard Law School
Dauphin County Law Library
Law Library
Bailey
Aldrich
Aldrich-Vreeland
Federal Reserve
Entente
Romania
Sidney Fish
Olga WwiBore
Uis
William Thaw
Harry Thaw
Fortune
Thaw
Stanford White
City
Revenue Office
Capitol Hill
Pala
Rudy
Houser
Meals
Stahl
Swab
Crist
Harvey
Saltsman
Kuhn
Pelton
Shaver
Landis
Hoyser
Beck
Harter
Brewer
Blosser
Weigle
Lackey
Cockerley
Maeyer
Sholter
Snell
Bartolet
Getty
Barkey
Sheets
Bair
Ulsh
Bostdorf
Schiefer
Enola Side
Bill” Bowens
Franklin Schneider
Bowers
F. E. Downes
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