Typhoid cases rise as city probes transmission
Four new typhoid cases on Allison Hill prompt health bureau inquiries. Doctors census patients to trace exposure while sediment tests sweep milk plant sources. Pure Milk Campaign Party tours Susquehanna and Lower Paxton farms, and health officers discuss farm conditions pending more data. Reports to be tabulated but not published before August. In Pittsburgh, Emil Koftz dies after a sidewalk wrestling clash with William Berger. Berger detained. A worker at Auto Transportation Co suffers a crushed finger at Wallace Street plant.
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Allison Hill
City Health Bureau
Pure Milk Campaign Party
Susquehanna
Lower Paxton
Department
Raunick
Pittsburgh
Emil Koftz
William Berger
North Side
Koftz
Berger
Abandoned Auto Found in Atlantic City Owned by J. G. Dartt
Atlantic City police report an automobile with Pennsylvania tag 89866 left abandoned by three colored men who are pursued by authorities. The car is owned by James G. Dartt of Chambersburg, who with a younger brother recently traveled to Atlantic City. theft details remain unclear.
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Atlantic City
J. G. Dartt
Chambersburg
Atlantic City, & J
Pennsylvania
Quaker City
James G. Dartt
A. B. Dartt
North Sixth Street
Dartt
Submarine H-3 Ashore Near Point Sur California
United States submarine H-3 went ashore five miles south of Point Sur late last night. No injuries or leaks reported. H-3 was en route to San Francisco with H-1 and H-2 for Fourth of July events at Tanama Pacific Exposition, steered off course by strong wind.
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U. S
California
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Point Sur
San Diego
United States Coast Guard
McCulloh
Newton
Embroidered sash and cuffs upgrade silk kimono style
A silk kimono gains value and charm with a hand embroidered sash collar and cuffs. Use solid color silk or linen with outline stitch arrowheads and stars in bold floral tones. Dotted swiss adds a summery touch and laundering ease, with care for silk via Castile soap and lukewarm water.
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Castile
Notice to Harrisburg Bondholders Redeem Street Paving Bonds
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the Improvement Bonds of the City of Harrisburg that the bonds will be redeemed at the City Treasurer's office on July 1, 1915, at which time interest on all said bonds will cease. Street Paving Bonds Harrisburg Pa June 19 1915
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Reina Street
Kelker Street
Bailey Street
Fifth Street
Berryhill Street
Herr Street
Miller Street
Forster Street
Boyd Street
Reen Street
Verbeke Street
Front Street
Chayne Street
Naudain Street
Mifflin Street
Logan Street
Park Street
Orange Alley
North Street
Boas Street
Cumberland Street
Macla Street
Zarker Street
Woodbine Street
Turner Alley
Eighteenth Street
Cameron Street
Emerald Street
Second Street
Eixteenth Street
Reed Street
200
Reese Street
Owen M. Copelin
Businessmen Are Bulwark of Nation at Harrisburg Lunch
Ed ward F. Trefz of Chicago spoke at the Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon, urging action by businessmen as the nation faces an unprecedented condition. He praised railroads for assets added to the country, critiqued excessive laws, warned of inexperienced policymakers, and urged business leaders to select representatives who serve their interests and elevate service over dominance.
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United States
Edward F. Trefz
Chicago
Trefz
Chamber of Commerce of the
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Harrisburg Club
England
Wisconsin
America
Democratic leader Ryan estate creditors face 357.80 cash
Philadelphia judge Gummey in Orphans Court adjudicates the estate of Thomas J. Ryan once a Democratic leader and amusement park promoter who died by suicide October 6, 1912. The sole immediate asset for creditors is 357.80, while claims total 108,595.76.
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Philadelphia
Thomas J. Ryan
Gummey
Orphans’ Court
Midshipmen Must Testify at Naval Academy Inquiry
The government can compel cribbing inquiry witnesses at the naval academy to testify, a point argued by Congressman Carlin but overruled by the naval court. Defendants retain rights to decline answering questions that may incriminate them. Also noted is the Aldrich-Vreeland emergency currency law, set to expire at midnight despite prior extensions.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Naval Court
Congressman Carlin
Washington, D. C
Aldrich-Vreeland
Federal Reserve
Deaths and Funerals In Harrisburg Area
Carrie Seiders dies at 39 from chronic rheumatism with viewing at Hoover and Son's then removal to Millerstown for funeral tomorrow afternoon. Also notices for Hattie Porter killed by auto with services tomorrow at Mauk Chapel and burial East Harrisburg cemetery. Alexander Daugherty 44 with service at his home and burial East Harrisburg cemetery. Emma C. Wentz 36 of North Fourth street with Saturday funeral at 2 pm and Shoop's church burial. Mary A Wert 77 dies at son's home with funeral at Reformed Church Carlisle and Ashland Cemetery burial.
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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
Mg Street
William N. Yates
Fourth Street
Church of God
Daugherty
Wentz
Emma C. Wentz
Harry JS. Wentz
North Fourth Street
Riverside
Methodist Church
Lowden
Shoop's Church
Mary A. Wert
Abraham Wert
Albert A. Wert
South Nineteenth Street
The
Reformed Church
Carlisle
Ashland Cemetery
Dauphin County Aims to Cut Drunkenness Through Cooperation
Dauphin county officials plan to enlist liquor dealers and hotel operators to reduce inebriety and its costly fallout on destitute families. Steward Barber's six month study shows almshouse attendance rising from 130 to 200 monthly in 1915, with 80 children in care today versus 57 last year. Many pension cases involve desertion by drunkards, highlighting a broad social impact.
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Dauphin County
Board of Poor Directors
Steward 9.F. Barber
Almshouse
Steward Barber
Poor Board
George Kunkel, Jr
George Kunkel
Law Library
Bailey
Hazers Must Get Out of Annapolis Says Daniels
Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral Fullam discussed the hazing charges at the Annapolis inquiry into examination irregularities. Daniels warned no clemency and stated anyone hazing will be expelled from the academy.
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Hazers
Annapolis
Daniels
Associated Press
Washington
Fullam
Naval Academy
Academy
Entente Hopes Falter Over Romania and Bulgaria
Berlin report says future policy of Romania and Bulgaria in the war remains uncertain after talks among Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg Foreign Minister von Jagow and Baron Burian. The quadruple entente’s hopes for military support from Romania and Bulgaria are stated to be materially diminished.
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Cologne
Germany
London
von Bethmann Hollweg
von Jagow
Baron Burian
Gazette
Berlin
Rumania
Bulgaria
Engagement Announcement of Miss Olga Wiborg and Sidney Fish
New York society notes the engagement of Miss Olga Wiborg youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiborg to Sidney Webster Fish youngest son of Mr. Stuyvesant Fish and the late Mrs. Fish A formal announcement is anticipated after the recent death of Mr Fish's mother Miss Wiborg a leading society figure with prominent connections in Cincinnati New York and London Fish a Harvard graduate 1908 member of elite clubs in New York and descended from Hamilton Fish Peter Stuyvesant and Nicholae Fish
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New York Society
Olga Wiborg
Frank Wiborg
Sidney Webster Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Fish
Mr. Fish
Miss Wiborg
Cincinnati
London
Harvard
Hamilton Fish
Peter Stuyvenant
Nicholae Fish
Seitz Defends Front Street Eminent Domain Case
City Solicitor Seitz files answer in Harrisburg Front street dispute. He argues the 1869 map defines the line to low water mark and the city may proceed by eminent domain, with petitioners’ action improper. One witness heard, valuations cited. city to present its case next.
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Seitz
Front Street
Harrisburg
Dauphin
County of
Recorder of Deeds
Common Council
Susquehanna River
Slaybaugh
North Front Street
Watts
Forster and
Front Streets
James Dinger
Asylum Inmate Slain by Another Inmate
Local inquest to determine who delayed notifying authorities after Jacob Milleisen’s death. Funeral services for Milleisen set for Friday at 2 PM from his home 1853 Park Street with Rev. Harry B. King officiating. Burial in Shoop's Cemetery. Undertaker Hoover first informed Mrs Milleisen late yesterday afternoon.
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North Third Street
Milleisen
Park Street
Harry B. King
Paxton Presbyterian Church
Shoop's
Eckinger
Jacob Milleisen
Revenue Office Busy Place on Closing Day
The last day for payment of revenue taxes and income tax filings drew many callers to Deputy Revenue Collector William Bricker in the Federal Building. Few income tax blanks were requested, Harrisburgers were timely with statements, while Special taxes collected by Harry Vollmer also kept staff busy. A fifty percent penalty was added for unpaid taxes today.
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William 8S. Bricker
Federal Building
Bricker
Mr. Bricker
Capitol Hill Notes and State Appeals Schedule
Auditor General Powell announces dismissals for W T Zell C A Kester Fred Balliet and Edgar Hutchins due to reduced clerical funding with July 1 effective date Hutchins on temporary status. Attorney General details final briefs for Supreme Court coal tax appeals and a mandamus case over Clinton county realignment. cases postponed to July 2. Notaries public named Bozak Hugo and Bellman. Capital stock increases for Watt & Shand and Shenandoah Abattoir. Bids opened for the State Industrial Home for Women at Muncy with 24 proposals. awards to be decided in Philadelphia.
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Powell
W. T. Zell
C. A. Kester
Reading
Fred Balliet
Allentown
Edgar Hutchins
Harrisburg
Hutchins
Attorney General's Department
John Bozak
Olyphant
Lynch
Lawrence R. Hugo
McKeesport
McKee
Justice of the Peace
R. H. Bellman
New Kensington
W. R. Reese
Watt & Shand
Lancaster
Smith
Philadelphia
Germans Must Be Crushed Declares Czar
Imperial rescript from Emperor Nicholas pledges renewed effort in the war. He declares the enemy must be crushed for any peace and urges unity with God to secure victory for Russia. British notes report Turkish trench gains in the Dardanelles. In New York a pastor paints his church to save funds for the treasury while preparing a sermon.
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Petrograd
London
Russian Board of Military Supplies
Nicholas
New York
E. E. Beauchamp
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Whitestone, L. I
Pennsylvania railroad tests new coach cafe car in service
Local officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad and station attaches inspected the new cafe car en route to Erie. Built at Altoona, the car will run between Kane and Erie starting tomorrow and serves meals at tables between seats with no extra fare. It seats seventy and uses alcohol broilers instead of coal. A second use is to serve breakfasts in sleeping cars on trains lacking buffets or dining cars.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Kane
Altoona Shops
Philadelphia
Railroad Earnings For Year Show Large Increase
American railroads report higher net earnings based on April returns to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Total operating revenues reached 230,997,430 while expenses fell to 165,131,384 and taxes to 11,106,595, leaving 54,709,207 as net operating income for rentals interest bonds and improvements across approximately 228,736 miles of line.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Railway Economics
United States
Five Special Trains Will Carry Elks to Los Angeles
The Pennsylvania Railroad schedules at least five special trains from New York and other points to Los Angeles for the Elks convention. Harrisburg will host Elks en route west, with trains passing through the city and meetings arranged to greet eastern delegations. Travel itinerary spans thirty days with service to San Francisco and other western points.
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Elks
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Harrisburg
Charles A. Parker
Denver and
Rio Grande
San Francisco
Harrisburg Rail Crew Standings and Arrest Report
Long list of railroad crew assignments across Harrisburg and Philadelphia divisions details engineers, firemen, conductors, flagmen, and brakemen up for various trains and yards. The report notes a Pittsburgh arrest of Bill Bowers on conspiracy charges and confirms Dr. F E Downes starting summer vacation as Pittsburgh and city officials file updates.
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Philadelphia
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Supplee
Long
Bissinger
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Snow
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Geese
Arnsberger
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Donohoe
Bogner
Moore
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Goose
Shultzberger
Kane
Ferguson
Campbell
Coleman
Baltozer
Collins
Kope
Smith
Wissler
Mumma
Hertzler
Potteiger
Liebau
Zeiders
Arnold
Rissinger
Marlin
Frank
Myers
Baker
McHenry
Bell
Spahr
Reese
Gen Neers
Rudy
Houser
Meals
Stahl
Swab
Crist
Harvey
Saltsman
Kuhn
Pelton
Shaver
Landis
Hoyser
Beck
Harter
Brewer
Blosser
Weigle
Penned
Cockerley
Maeyer
Sholter
Snell
Bartolet
Getty
Barkey
Sheets
Bair
Ulsh
Bostdorf
Schiefer
Gnneemen
Shirk
Pennell
Dewees
Logan
Knight
Riley
Shuler
Lutz
Werts
Deets
Shaffner
Goudy
Wandling
Middle Division
Rider
McCormick
Shellhamer
Sweger
Smiley
Famous
Ewing
G. L. Fortenbaugh
McNally
R._H. Fortenbaugh
Barren
Gingrich
Kingsbury
Juan
Mn. m
Morne
Barnhart
Fortney
Tipton
Sweeley
Pletz
Bonowitz
King
Boyer
Fulton
Bingaman
Anspach
Anders
Orris
Heart Wolfe
Shader
Carlin
Mahaney Miller
Kapp
Maxton
Oder
F. E. Downes
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