Penn Public Service Company plans Homer Light deal hearing
Notice states Penn Public Service Company seeks Public Service Commission approval for the absolute purchase of controlling rights in Homer Light, Heat & Power Company. A public hearing will be held in Harrisburg on March 17, 1915 at 11:00 AM for interested parties to appear. C BR Miller, Solicitor.
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Public Service Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Homer Light, Heat and Power Company
Penn Public Service Company
Harrisburg
Homer Light, Heat & Power Company
C. BR. Miller
Thief Stolen Watch Publicly Named in Dewsbury Gathering
In a Dewsbury gathering years ago Ben Tleman announced a missing gold repeater watch then asked everyone to remain quiet. As the room calmed a thief attempted to leave, was searched, and the watch found on his person. The incident followed a public scare and jokes about the watch striking the hour. Cleveland Pligs
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Dewsbury
Bentleman
Y Otiork
Loydun
Women’s Auxiliar y Birthday Social Raises Netted Sum
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y M C A held a Birthday Social in the association building last evening. Proceeds were reduced by several absent attendees. The program featured piano and bass solos, readings from Booth Tarkington and Dunbar, a quintet from Gaul's Holy City, tenor and duet numbers, with selections by Miss Kennedy, McDowell, and Mr Walker.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Association
Chopin
Kennedy
McDowell
Invictus
Bruno Huhn
Bartlett
W. Pearl Walker
Booth Tarkington
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Miss Miller
Gaul
Holy City
David Blair
James
Layman's Banquet Draws International Speakers Tonight
A large attendance is expected at the Layman s Banquet with speakers of international reputation arriving today. Rev Edwin I Richards D D of Oberlin Rev A B Coates a India missionary Earl Miller editor with church publications and Daniel Braughter of Tiffin Ohio will headline the event and lead sessions at the Indiana Conference. Mr and Mrs Joseph W Clements of North Sixth Street visited in Pittsburgh and Mrs George W Graff and daughter Miss Bertha Graff of Water Street were shopping there.
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Edwin I. Richards
Oberlin
Redpath-Vanter Chautauqua Association
United States
Caada
Africa
Young Men’s Christian Association
A. B. Coates
India
Boys’ High School
Banglore
Earl Miller
Daniel Braughter
Tiffin, O
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church
Indiana
Joseph W. Clements
North Sixth Street
Pittsburgh
George W. Graff
Bertha Graff
Water Street
One Eyed Viewing Improves Photographs Says Expert
A photographer explains that looking at photos with one eye yields truer perspective. He notes that landscapes and interiors often appear flat when viewed with both eyes, while one eye reduces apparent fatness and helps judge a scene’s worth for a good photograph.
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Saya
Marlow
Aetiele Om Ltd
Victor Hugo in Liege Night Tour Reflections
Voyage diary from Victor Hugo after the Prussia war describes Liege at night. He notes burning lights, fiery furnace glare, and a landscape of devastation from industry amid a city setting, with warlike imagery and awe at the darkened hills. Ohio news items follow about state employee pay delays and a drowning incident in Marietta.
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Lugo
Brunel
Belgium
Liege
Tigurs
Ple Male
Dames
Brnoke
Dame
Voyages to Germany Stopped by Blockade Orders
March orders halt merchant ships bound for Germany amid the French English blockade. The cited steerage and trade shifts disrupt Genoa bound voyages as ships face curbs and market pressures.
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Germany
Genoa
March Westalay
Pearls through history from ancient tribute to modern fame
Pearls trace a long path from early Chinese tribute records in the third millennium BCE to Greek and Roman esteem. The text notes Ceylon sources, spread under Dutch control of Namur, and later shifts in ownership through French and British hands, concluding with 19th century bravely celebrated events.
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Ceylon
Lodin
Namur
Namour
Netherlands
Marsha
Vanban
Willian of Orange
Gener Clermont
Joseph Fl
Agin
Waterloo
Loudan Augpwer
War Embassies Echo a Nation at War in Washington
A Philadelphia Record tour through British French Russian and German embassies reveals distinct atmospheres. British and French halls feel cordial and vigilant while Russian talk is inevitable and grand. German offices project systematic quiet and blunt efficiency signaling belief in a German win. The piece ends musing on the reader’s shifted view of the war’s outcome.
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Washington
Meridian Hill
Philadelph
Magland
Allence
Flora
Earth
Germany
Highland Terrace
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Sueen
Sivan
Indiana County
Murray
Waddell
Indiana, Pa
J. P. Mack
Philo. St
South Tenth Street
Gazette Ofice
RENY
Inquire Gazette Office
Inquire National Hotel
New
Indiana Hospital
South Seventh Street
Anna Weaver
C. B. Miller, Solicitor
Mar
Cleveland
Voldtes
Misemaid
Barnby
Bella
Gounod
Qoking
Hoosier Company
Harry
Beauty
Smienmtter
Steving & Seams
New Castie
Ind
Victor Hugo
Ohio
Columbus
House
Senate
Marietta
O. March
Ralph Gill
Gingplank Beadies
Muskingum Dlyer
Eyil
Coera
London
N. 6Th St
Cialty
Spi
Jonah
Selva
Legation
M. Jusserand
Sixteenth Street
Russia
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