Hawaiian Islands Annexation Ceremony Summary
The Hawaiian flag was lowered and United States forces and Hawaiian troops gathered as President Dole yielded sovereignty to U S Minister Sewall. Sewall accepted the transfer and announced continued civil, judicial, and military authority under Hawaii’s republic government. The ceremony featured the national anthem, a 21-gun salute, and a formal proclamation. A later notice notes a large flag unfurled near Tyrone, Pennsylvania, and an unrelated medical ad follows.
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San Francisco
Tvo
United States
Philadelphia
Dole
Supreme Court
J. N. Miller
Harold Sewall
C. H. Wac Veigh
S. M. Beck
Mohican
Barber
New York Regiment
G. L. Peterson
First Methodist Church
Sewall
Ross
Dols
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Airmister Sewail
Mr. Sewall
Hawaii Pond
Fisher
National Guard
Ludwig
Theecho
Hawaii
Winterhalter
Hawaiian Battery
Medinley
Republic of Hawaii
Deaths and funeral notices of Ehrenfeld Gilmore Gibson
Mrs Maria E Ehrenfeld widow of the late Rev A C Ehrenfeld died at her Sixth street home Monday at 2 30 after ten days illness. Dysentery and general old age caused her death born Greencastle Pa January 19 1823 married April 15 1847 moved to Indiana 1865 where Mr Ehrenfeld preached at the Luthern church four of five children died four survivors Dr N Frank Ehrenfeld lives with her funeral at her late home conducted by Rev Lewis Hay interment Oakland cemetery. Mrs Nangie Gilmore wife of William Gilmore Blacklick township died Monday night about 10 of paralysis aged 50. Nine days before paralysis at Jacksonville taken to Dr Shields home never recovered fully United Presbyterian church Jacksonville she was returning from missionary meeting survived by husband and four children funeral conducted Monday at 10 by Rev Calvin interment church graveyard. Andrew Gibson Creekside Washington township died Tuesday evening cancer of the stomach age 55 survived by wife and three children ruling elder in Plumcreek United Presbyterian at Willet body to be interred there tomorrow at 10 with services by Rev Given.
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Maria E. Ehrbenfeld
Maria E Ehrenfeld
A. C. Ehrenfeld
Sixth Street
Greencastle
Franklin County
Indiana
Ehrenfeld
Luthern
N. Frank Ehrenfeld
Lewis Hay
Oakland Cemetery
William Gilmore
Nangie Gilmore
Willian Gilmore
Blacklick Township
Gilmore
Jacksonville
W. L. Shields
United Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville
Calvin
Andrew Gibson
Creekside
Washington Township
Plumcreek Unitied Presbyterian Church
Willet
Given
Obituaries for Beatty Grove and Infant Beulah Myers
Charles Beatty of Saltsburg dies at 85, funeral in Sabbath and interment in Clarion. George Grove of Cherryhill township dies at 40 from typhoid fever, survived by wife and child. Beulah Myers, infant daughter of Henry and Mrs Myers of Mechanicsburg, dies at 1 month and 1 day, burial in Mechanicsburg church graveyard.
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George Grove
Cherryhill Township
Beulah
Henry, Myers
Mechanicsburg
United Presbyterian Church
Rev John Barnett to lead service at Sample Run church
In Cherryhill township Columbus minister Rev John Barnett will occupy the Sample Run church pulpit next Sabbath at 10 45 AM. D M Kinter will preach on Pilate s Wash Basin in the morning and The Union of Christians Its Effects on the World in the evening. Mrs Laura S Warner delegates Baptist Young People s Society report on Buffalo convention and Indiana Union address.
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John Barnett
Columbus
Sample Run
Cherryhill Township
D. M. Kinter
Pilate
Union of Christians
Laura S. Warner
Baptist Young People’s Society
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Buffalo
Indiana Union
Court House
Warner
Jenks Speech Flops in Pennsylvania Governor Bid
Philadelphia Aug 23 George A Jenks Democratic governor candidate speech at Bedford was flat with no concrete pledges The piece notes Jenks avoids specifics while highlighting party contrasts and criticizes his dual allegiance idea The article quotes Jerome B Niles and discusses McKinley Bryan currency debates and Pennsylvania’s political landscape with Stone as Republican standard bearer.
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Philadelphia
George A. Jenks
Bedford
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Jenks
Senator Quay
Hedford
Congress
United States
United States Senate
Mr. Jenks
Colonel Stone
Republican Party
Jerome B. Niles
Tioga
Niles
McKinley
William A. Stone
Stone
Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
Orange
Magnolia
Republic
William J. Bryan
William McKinley
George HA. Welshons
No 46 Ordinance Amending Sidewalk Width Regulation
An 1898 borough ordinance amends section 3 of ordinance No 17 to adjust sidewalk widths for flagstone and cement. It specifies half the brick pavement width with exceptions on Philadelphia street and Sixth Street and sets a minimum width of four feet. Repeals conflicting ordinances and is signed by J Keller and A Smith with official attestations.
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Indiana
County
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Street
Fifth
Sixth
Philadelphia
Water
Ninth Streets
Sixth Street
J. Keller
Taylor
V. M. C. Popular Store Banner Week Deals
The V M C Popular Store announces a Banner Week for August, promising bargains in every department to clear space for new stock. The campaign emphasizes surprising prices regardless of cost to attract shoppers.
Calicoes and closures offer bargain goods this week
Bargain list includes calicoes at 7, men's ribbed shoes, fly paper, laundry soap, toilet soap, lye, hats, wool lace bunting, dress goods and more. Items priced as banner deals with low per yard or per pair costs, suggesting a local sale or ad circular.
August Bargains Drive Heavy Store Activity
A bustling August market pushes discounts across goods from underwear to shirting and lunch baskets. Bargains include Men’s Balbriggan Underwear at 35¢ and 50¢ values, Comet yardage at 6¢, unbleached muslin 4¢ and 5¢, washboards 10¢ to 20¢, buggy whips 6¢ to 25¢, and various school and lunch items with factory prices recalled.
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Janiata River
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T. E. Hildebrand
W. M.moore
Homer City
M.G. Miller
Blairsville
Nichols Manufacturing Co
Canal Street
New York
Charles Beatty
Saltsburg
S. Jamison
I.C.C.F
Clarion
Ceurce
Quay
Indiana County
J. C. Connersz
Barnesboro
Kellar Harris
J A. Smith
Burgess
V. M. C. Popular Store
Calicoes
W. M. Cunningham
Phil’a &T
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Juat
Lonch Baaketa
Carl Vuckenberg
Imperial
BR. F, Walker
C. A. Gessler
Jd. B. Hinds
Morris
Thos
Wheeler
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V. M. CunnineHan
J. B. Yourxis
Jonn F. Clements
Gro. W. Wheeler
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A. GO. Cravener
TrRos
Herrick & Wilsox
Wheeler & Wilson
Vogel Bro ’S