President for Pansy and the Pennsylvania Railways
Philadelphia dispatches report a chaotic meeting of the vaniz Railroad board where President Thentasa is expected to choose a successor soon. Names floated include Colin Green James McCrea Charlie E. Pugh and J M Prevost amid ongoing turmoil and potential informal notices regarding the date of the next gathering. Two shooting incidents in Philadelphia left five wounded with one woman possibly dying, including a case in Onley suburb where William Keaton fired at his wife and her sister. A second tragedy involved Frank Wi who killed Mrs Mary Ruhl and wounded himself, with Mrs Ruhl not expected to survive. Also noted: Samuel McKinney arrest on charges including murder, alleged robberies on the Hudson and Fifth Avenue, and a deportation of 2000 Hungarian immigrants under alien contract violations. News of Dewey sailing for home includes a salute sequence with the Olympia band and foreign admiral. A cavern accident at E U Meters & Son’s slate quarry killed three men, with survivors. In hotter Philadelphia weather, temperatures hit a record 27 degrees F above normal. Musings on dogs, a horse named Uncle, and a boy losing a foot during play close the digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCrea
Pex Vanna Company
McCrea
Pennsylvania Hailman Company
Charlie E. Pugh
3. M. Prevost
Captain Green
Philadelphia
Onley
William Keaton
Ids
Annie Shallenterger
Keaton
Mourder
Frank Wi
Mary Ruhl
Wilmer Ten
Twenty Years Ago Tragedy and Trials Recap
Twenty years ago on a Wednesday, the funeral of William Ubrich drew relatives and friends. A planned hanging of Spattenhaber faced delays after a plot by Charles Snell to kill the sheriff with an iron club. Constable Moses Leininger died of peritonitis after years of service and a lengthy police career ending in retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
William Ubrich
Relst
Spattenhaber
Thoreday
Batrie- TR
Meinrad
Tenbater
Haa
Charlee Cramer
Charles Snell
Spattenbaker
Snell
Lockitz
Bneh
Moses Leininger
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City Officials Approve Bills and City Hall Committees
City accounts passed and committees set at City Hall with officials named including Mayor C. G. Gerhart, City Treasurer G. B. Marquart, City Controller Chas Foster, City Solicitor W. D. Bieber, City Engineer Geo W Hayes, City Clerk L Beckley, and others. Funding items cover water, health, relief, Edison Electric, gas, and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas City Hall
City Hall
G. Gerhart
G. B. Marquart
City Treacmrer
Chas Foster
W. D. Bieber
Geo. W. Hayes
L.beckley
Sharp
M. Gingrich
Marke
Louser
Kauffmen
O. J. Barr
Highway Department
Seventh Ward
Water Department Water Commissoners
Health Department
Board of Health
Ssireesier
Edison Eles. Til. Co
Lebanon Gas Company
Breck & Go
Geo B. Sharffir
Erb & Crstimer
Krona & Bro
Lambor
Usu
Frank Weidle Esteveereee
Fira Inc. Comprsy
Gamewell Pure Alasin Ov
Vatley Mutou
Pire Tos Fo
Annual commencement program at St Marys school
The nineteenth annual commencement of St Marys school will be held at St Josaphs hall next Saturday. An admission fee will be charged to support the orphanage. The program lists choral recitations and instrumental pieces, with medals awarded for merit and various performances. Jacob Bradere of Washington DC will be honored. Dr R Beckley removes a farmer from his right forearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Slary’s School
St. Josaph's Hall
Boul Sroey
Sehiek
Houser
M. Haste
Matthew
Mike EB
Umea
Rainbow Bilton Trilla
Ctags Ren Moedala
D. Bourer
Harter
Seliuck
McGovern
Jacob Bradere
Washington, DC
Bouce
R. Beckley
Gifts for Graduates buys and watches and gems
A lively storefront ad touts 14k watches from Waltham and Elgin, diamonds, cases, and sterling pieces. It promotes American watches, gold filled models, diamonds or stones, sash buckles, shirt waist sets, and leather goods with guarantees of quality and replacement if unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Elgin
Brady to Manage 2 Furnaces and Coal Mines at Emporium
A. Brady will oversee the revival of the Cameron County plant at Emporium after acquisition by CRB, Baird & Go. Renovations to the furnace and coal mines aim to produce 150 tons of iron daily, with plans for a modern furnace and up to 200 ovens if tests are favorable. New rail infrastructure and repairs will support large scale coking, boosting Emporium and county prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brady
Cameron County Prize
Emporium
Andrew Brady
Sinremakoping Iron and Coal Company
CRB
Baird & Go
Brady
Saize
Cesar Fennre
Presbyterian Clergy Meet at Mt Gretna Guests of Rev Groff
The Presbyterian cleric meeting at Mt Gretna drew 25 ministers and many wives or lady friends for a social woods luncheon. Rev H B Sing led the intellectual program with a Correlation Science discussion, followed by a speech by Rev Geo B Stewart noting Lois’s departure for Auburn Theological Seminary. Attendees included ministers from Harrisburg and nearby towns and several spouses, with plans to visit the Chautauqua assembly during vacation.
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Wade
Harrisburg
Mt. Gretna
J . Groff
Courteay
Cornwall & Cabanon Railroad
Mt. Greton
H. B. Sing
Geo. B. Stewart
Harrisbury
Chantangqna
Lois
Bia
Auburn Theological Seminary
N. Y
Chautsoyas
George Bruumbere
D. D
Geo. B Stewart
Wm. McNally
D. 2
J. Raddy
Mra
H. &. King
Mize
Jobo McDowell
Sseettan
Geo. Norcross
D. D . Carlisle
Luther Davie
Puxtang
A. J. McCurdy
Deccannon
T. J. Ferguson
Hoagstown
George Falton
Lebspon
J H Groff
Middletown
Dirs
Eda Groff
Mise Dangherty
Brooklyn
Hottest Day of the Year Brings Suffering to City
Intense heat Tuesday caused widespread hardship with temperatures around 95 degrees to the shade. Workers at iron works and furnaces suffered most, while street railway crews stopped briefly as a thunderstorm finally cooled the air after 2 to 4 pm. A local prostration prompted medical aid for Harry P. Loogenecker, who is improving.
County Republican Push for State Delegates and Local Offices
A fragmented local political appeal urges voters to back Capt H T Euston and Harry C Gritt inger as state delegates, Aaron Ly Moret for judge, Aston L Horst for county commissioner, and Crash Tong for Clerk of Orphans Court. The letter stresses Republican loyalty, anti corruption, and turnout to secure victories next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
H. T. Euston
Harry C. Grittinger
Capt. Enaton
Harry Grittinger
Lonpoyperer
Aaron Ly Moret
Tun Nees
Aston L. Horst
Lebanono
Voers
Stet
Crash
Tong
Orphace’ Court
Lebanon Valley Street Railway merger proposed
Milers of the Lebanon Valley Street Railway Company and the Lebanon & Annville and Lebanon & Myeratown lines met at the South Eighth street office and adopted a plan to consolidate into a single Lebanon Valley Street Railway Company. Officers were elected including president S. P. Light and secretary Michael C. Aulenbach, with directors from Lebanon and Reading. The item also notes church programs, birthdays, and a trolley wire incident on Cumberland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miloers
Lebanon Valley Street Railway Company
Steekholders
Lebanon & Anoville
Lebanon & Myeratown
South Eighth Street Ofiica
Thees
8. P. Light
Tabanon
Michael C. Aulenbach
Reading
Frank H. Reinoeh
Lebanon
P. Light
B. H. Light
F .F Reinoehl
Abram Hess
Lebenoo
Walter 4. Rigg
Richmond & Jones
Kortz A. Fichthorn
Samuel E. Rigg
I. Copley Fatter
Guilty and not guilty verdicts in county court trials
William Shelly and others faced multiple charges in recent trials, with a jury delivering mixed verdicts on assault and battery and wantonly pointing firearms. Harry Mareili and William Long were central figures in the day’s cases, while other defendants faced larceny, forgery, and pretense charges. Deliberations continued into the next session as judges and attorneys argued over instructions and defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeaulc
Battery Cazea
William Shelly
Munroe Royer
Harry Mareili
Marsisli Hotel
William Long
Mareili
J. M. Funck
Maraili
Georges B Woomer
Samus Ruoud
Ella Swalm
Frank C. ¥Inger
Mattha B. Echaom
Harry Marsili
Grant Gray
J. H. Kero
Anthony Shugar
George Kembel
Harry Mares
Julius “Koegel
Wyring
Simontan
Sammel Rhord
Suedbuarg
Estes Swalm
Rhoad
McCardy
JM. Paneis
Lewis Kath
Fred Brohm
Mra Brohm
Goliath
John Donough
Jackson Township
John Kestle
Heidelerg
Keath
Monroe Eckert
Heidelberg Township
Donough Awore
Eckert
Evnca Ban
McCurdy
E. W. Miller
Zone Guinty
Mararlt Nituit
Harry Mazeill
Witliam Blolly
Dot
Urich
Thomas H. Capr
J. Bf. Fenock
Samuel Urich
Myerstown
TRO Bill
John Keath
John Donoush
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Commissiorer of Immigravien
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Atventown
Dune
Testi
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Grant Weidman
Erg
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Plavire
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Cae ‘Daily News
Cerviers
Rt. Mery’e Catholrc Church
Father Wrist
Plizabethtown
Peter Cori
Secanvon
Henry Christ
F. Karl
Meuweee
Carmel
Koiyeas
Joreyb E. Bayder
Labanon Cou
A. Hanley Ulrich
Cumberland Park
Pesteverance
Cumberland
Bolliman
Ircing
Mechaniceborg
Caroline Eanice Frets
Palwyre
Jon Sendlinger
Thin City
Bureaa
Hood
Lowell
Gleveland
Lang
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South Sth Street
Souib
St. Mary’s School and Musical Department
C. I. Lantz
Shutley
Wortmont
Vart l. Echors
E. Schowl
Metsoveru
M. ‘Arnald
Heathoven
A. Metiervern
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Bonita Foelle
Moat Cesses
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Cuba
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Chis
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Mr. Marien
Gree Tele
Missey
A. McGovern
Little Bird
Theas
Sond
ML Heviele
Rechation
Weather Outlook
Thuradsy
Lecel Thander Etorme
Chas, Brown
North Fifth Strong
Charles Brown
Heber Brown
North Fifi Street
Bin
George Fister Wee
William Matthews
Mrr
Maple Street
George 4
Fisher
U. 8
Landermilch
Sune Herron
U. 8. Cavalry
Ellwood Herritt
Ofice
Jeff Luewlay
Ponce
Porto Rico
Herritt
York
Charles Reinhard
South Sixth Street
Borkholder
Samuel Weiss
Rev
AY I Gretna
Groff
Harry P. Loogenecker
North Tenth Street
H Gingtich
Acme Lodge
Knighta
Pythiae
Union Fre Company, Os
Asoch
W. Goward Hoel
Lehmanstreste
Union Tira
Hoch
Wm Wheeler
Adam Forrean
Olive
Oliva
Returning Registry of Voters
County Commissionere Tha Tepistry of
Dauphin County
J.c.schmidt
Cumberland Street
Ger Vota
Cyres
P. Long
Orphans’ Court
Eptron
Jobo A. Yinger
Glask
Orptane
Cyrus P. Lovg
Cumberland St
Globe Shoe Store
Ninth ST
J. H. Frees
Rogram
C. B. Lantz
C. R. Tante
Salem Ev
Chote
Jennie Casaldas
Jennie Ossiday
Flower Mission Work
Jane
H. Benue
Sap’t R. R
J. M. Koehler
All Soale Protestant Episcopal Church
S T Luke's Episcopal Church
Koehler
Jonestown
A. M. Abel
S J. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Eharaal Hotice
Sunday School
Zion Lutheran Church
Mason Albert
Tenth
Church Streets
Mr. Albert
Albert
Raymond
Kari
Cumberlina Street
Liberty Aller
Wil Bald
Altay
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Chestnut Streat
Medical Board of Pension Examiners
United States Hotel
Tooreday
Henry Ault
Annville
H- Unzes
Acji
Hasres & Sraxouma
Snd
Willow Street
Boger's Irag Store
South Eighth ST
Lebanon Ice Co.ltd
Conlerna
Ite
Gally
Wuakil
J. W. Simonton
Samuel Ueich
William Suelly
Samuel Rhoad
Harry Marsill
Lewis Goliath
Bille
G. A. R. Bocampmeo
Job Reinoehl
D. W. Miller
Sedgwick Pont
No. 42
G. A. R. Toraday
C. & I. Railroad
Wilkes Barre
Glennon
Eugene D. Steurist
Eugene D. Siegrist
Uriah B Siegrist
South Bixth Street
Dickinson Law School
Qarlizle
Siegrist
Metro
A. Rise
Gera A
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G. Wooley
Ho'el
Shamazin
Weriona Dineen
Payee A. Frantz
McGowan's
Teese
Peoples National Sane
Eigen
Arlard
Ehares Electric
Aioe
Tewardel
Salis Farmees
Creare Es
Cumberland Scree
Seari
Malle Astercen Toe
Mtcher
Boant
Aleien
Ldren
Pio Charites
We B. Petey Sradante
W. H. Holsberg
SinGate
Tare Hn
Ace
Camberiand
Frantz