Great Council Meeting Ends Amid Parade Buildup
Report highlights a vigorous final session with swift disposal of pressing questions. Lively street scenes followed a Thursday parade as delegates praised Lebanon’s citizens and the convention work, while rules and charters drew focus and four representatives debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geretina
Andy
Lebanon
Jenny
Atelieni
Ebardes
Seat
Tage
Cnidbadelpita
SULO
Tartnett
Warrisharg
Dowepl Baar Pladeipl
Re Shiomasi
Demanalier
Teats
George Wleeamer
Hill Sides Haat
Dalen
Pausley
Athlelphias
Whiladelphias
Hortes S. Kaen
Hetheeho
Willian J. Lang
Hanover
Troe Comnel
Phildelph
Hein
Mathieu Teun Haves
Philadelphii
Committee On State
Tiainks
da Hess Pd Pe Eitinens
Teerther
CSS
Charen
Giming Emartiers
Milley
Masten
Tal George Zimmermar
Willets Uhew
Fils Renitattheer Aind
Mike Tlefre
Rae Tha
Pittsburg Pickpocket Charged Amid Bail Request
Pittsburg reports a colored thief suspected of robbing Mrs Kare Leks of South Annville. The man, alias Frank Srvitu, claims Dirtsturg as residence. Alderman Snyder set bail at 500 dollars as authorities pursue further charges and hearings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kareleks
South Annville
H- Tay
Hhis
Frank Srvitu
Dirtsturg
Snyder
Parade Comforts Firefighters After Thursday Procession
In a gesture of appreciation the city’s Union fire company members were treated to lemonade along the parade route. Spectators lined Wie Where, and the tally of refreshments included ten cups of the nectar. The Athletic land, Reuling, Lansester, Barkshure and other locals were entertained in the engine house yard as thanks were expressed for their forethought and support.
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Cnion Fire Country
Ormalender
Taian
Lansester
Barkshure
Thief Steals Decorations In Seventh Street Incident
Moeige decorates the Red Met building for the holiday. Julia G. Walmer, rover of Seventh and Walnut, reports that on Thursday night someone entered the home and removed flame and bunting from the building.
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Moeige
Red Met
Julia G. Walmer
Rover
Walnut
One Year In House Of Refuge For Geesry
Nin Geesey was taken to the Philadelphia house of refuge this morning by Deputy Sheriff Holt to serve a one year sentence for lane carry. The report includes local notices of church events and social visits, highlighting Zion Lutheran Church Children’s Day services and community activities in Lebanon.
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Will Nora Geesry
House of Refuge
Nin Geesey
Yn Phill
Tdelphia
Holt
Coppentraver
Lane Ceny
Harrisburg Parade Visitors and Gas Company Notice
Harrisburg girls Miswee Hill Anderson Nellie Lian Cora Myta and Auntie Mellar attended the parade as witnesses to Red Men's fade. The piece notes prices, fuel discussions, gas heaters, and privies. Rev Ethelbert Talbot of South Bethlehem attended a church meeting then left for Bethlehem on the 8280 train after staying with Rev J M Page on Cheatout Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miswee Hill Anerson
Nellie Lian
Cora Myta
Auntie
Mellar
Harrisburg
Tory
Bethlehem
Ethelbert Talbot
South Bethlehem
Central Peppaylvania
Jones-ianwa
J. M. Page
Cheatout Street
Man Punches Harrisburg Man After Street Insult
A Harrisburg man, Daniel Fissen, insulted a street fakir's wife at Eighth and Cumberland Thursday night and was head punched by the woman's husband. Fissen, intoxicated and in costume, spent the night in custody to sober up. AT THE SEASHORE Mr and Mrs Walters and Mrs Siegrist with two children traveled to Atlantic City for a seaside visit.
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Daniel Fissen
Harrisburg
Eighth and
Cumberland
Fissen
Walters
Boin Grant Siegrist
Atlantic City
Convention Sermon Links Christianity to World Needs
Rev Clinton Walker of York delivered the convention sermon urging Christianity as the only solution to the crying world needs amid thinner attendance due to other attractions. The article details Thursday and Friday sessions at Zion Lutheran, with devotions, choir, and multiple reports on junior, correspondence, treasurer, and secretary activities, plus committee appointments and emphasis on C E work and good citizenship.
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Clinton Walker
York
Zlow Latheran
Devardtal
Zion
Jesus
Clinton Walter
Lake Ie
Christ
Jenshia
First Baptist Church
W. W. Dippell
St. John's Reformed Church
Lebanon
Beam
Lebanon County
C. E
Bishop Dubs to Visit St Pauls Next Sunday Evening
The Lebanon edition notes Bishop Dubs will visit St Pauls next Sunday evening for a second anniversary service. A special program highlights church members while visitors are welcomed. Bishop Dayhs will likely attend, with a large congregation anticipated. prior praise for Bishop Duhks is cited by peers.
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Figerald
Simpson
Presbyterian
Senate
Life Hunting Parson to Lecture on Experiences
Parson Browinback plans an illustrated talk on matrimonial adventures, featuring photos of thirty six young women who sent portraits. He returns from a four day western trip and expects more visits from female admirers, with rumors he may marry the right person.
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Genie W. Browiback
Tyvis
Euivas
Brownback
el Iyee
Grilthi
Hazleton
Will Sy
Allegheny
Mite Society Meeting At Mrs McLaughlin Home
Salem Lutheran Mite Society enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday evening at Mrs Charles McLaughlin's South Tenth street home with a large attendance. President Mrs Al S Livin who was visiting in Philadelphia joined the group and received warm greetings. After a song service the meeting adjourned to meet next Wednesday at Mrs Breninger's South Fourth street.
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Salem Lutheran Mite Society
Charles McLaughlin
South Tenth Street
al S. Lvinh
Philadelphia
Breninger
South Fourth Street
Read ing Iron firm to revise mill wage schedule on June 16
President Smink of the Read ing Iron company announced a revised wage schedule for rolling mills and tube works to take effect Monday June 16 Puddlers will be paid 4 50 per ton down from 4 95 The Bethel Gospel Mission will hold a ten day camp meeting at Birch woods Washington grove July 6 entries by Rev Mrs Harriet A Baker tents available from trustees Tomorrow is Flag Day with colors displayed in major cities and G A R orders urging flags out A Friday Fact notes June 13 has one Friday with seven fasts The Bon Ton Lehigh University Week exercises June 15 Special Agent Malone of the post office travels to town on business Frameless smoked eyeglasses sold by Cr Schmidt Jeweler 743 48 Cumberland Street
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F.C. Smink
Reading Iron Company
Bethel Gospel Missions
Bethel Gospel Mission
Pleasant Hill
Washington Grove
Birch Woods
Harriet A. Baker
Congress Faces Fourteen Thousand Bills In Session
Debates on irrigation bill feature Rep Olmsted rebutting Cushman who calls himself a legislative impostor. Olmsted notes fourteen thousand bills introduced this session and argues the House would need ten years of round the clock work to consider and pass them all. He lists past congresses’ passage rates and ends with a Western mood remark about “shoot the fiddlers.”
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House
Cushman
Committee On Rules
Congressman Olmsted
Con
Xresapian Olpeted
Mrr. Custman
Washington
Beaute
Qlingceal
Gvatem
Stambaugh and Haak announce largest shirt sale ever in Lebanon
Tomorrow the Stambaugh & Haak store in Lebanon ad displays Madras shirts in multiple lots at deep discounts with cuffs, liner colors, and summer wear. It markets Ladies and Children's clothing, parasols, and walking shoes alongside men’s crash suits, blue serge suits, and a wide range of outfits from Isaac Mann & Son and Cilley & Bennett.
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Lebanon
Seeadv
Stambaugh & Haak
Manns
Salto IE
Cnemene
Lisle
Bray
News Serenaded by Reading Cadet Band on Thursday Evening
The Reading Cadet Band performed for a group including Chief Meverds Thomas 4 Donnally of Philadelphia, who thanked them for superb music and praised their conduct and appearance. He expressed hope they take pleasant recognition of their visit back to their own hunting rounds among the crowd.
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Reading
Thomas
Donnally
Philaitelpuis
Iain
Ohd Letany
Local Ads Feature Hats Shoes and Palmist Visit
A colonial page of ads highlights Cilley & Rexnetcher promotions for men and boys apparel, Walkover shoes, and a banner shoe store. Also announces a lawn party at Trinity Chapel and a visit by Madame Lucinda, a life reader, at the U S hotel with twenty five cent readings. Gas ranges promoted by Lebanon Gas Co with prizes and sales pitches.
All Flavors Ice Cream and Shoes Adverts Mix in Town
A distorted notice promotes Joseph Martini ice cream flavors at 11 North Eighth Street with prices and parlor hints. It also touts Klondike Ice Cream Co offerings from Lebanon and Cleary & Bennettich shoe and clothing ads.
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Joseph Martini
North Eighth Street
Lost purse and rewards at THIS OFFICE and various pleas
Lost Tan purse with initials John Quarry. Reward for return at THIS OFFICE. WANTED learn barbering trade apply at THIS OFFICE. WANTED good man to distribute bills County apply at CUT RATE CLOTHING CO. WANTED two clerks clothing house apply at S12 tf BOARDERS WANTED rooms at N W Corner Seventh and Lehman. FOR RENT pretty furnished cottage Mount Gretna Apply 6123¢ 514 N Eleventh St. FOR RENT Hours convenient at 4247 ee 924 Mifflin Be FOR RENT one room suited for office second floor Melly building 739 Cumberland street 1280 MEILY FOR SALE barber shop good reason for selling apply corner STR Eleventh and Church Sta Whar Sta FOR SALE one 6 horsepower vertical engine and 10 horsepower boiler good condition cheap JACOB WOLF 4 Gist 24 S Seventh St FOR SALE New Ghorse power gasoline engine and jointer Apply FUNCK BROS leona
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John Quarry
CUT Rate Clothing CO
Clothing House
N. W. Corner
Lehman
Mount Gretna
Eleventh St
E. Ly
Mifflin
Melly
Cumberland Atrest
F. E. Meily
Corner Str
Church State Whar Sta
Jacob Wolf
S. Seventh St
Funck Bros
Leona
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Columbia
Daniel Rethejeer
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N. Twelfth Street
John Murer
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California
Jas. P. Gates
North Ninth St
Peon'a
County Union
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Lilian Graeff
Katherine Schools
Brank Harpe
Trinity U. B
Myerstown U. E
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Adr
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Mite Society
Chas. McLaughlin
Smink
Lehigh University
Cilley & Bennatch
Malone
Postoffee
Wen
Ranner Silqe
J Cr. Schmidt
Cumberland Street
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Lebaron
Ee Eng
St. Lebanon
Creditat
Madi
Rembel
Congress
Stambaugh & Haak’s Tomorrow
Trina
Lotron
Sis
Dean Lalivs
Nottingham
Stambaugh
Fiaak
Isaac Mann & Son
One Price Clothiers
Cilley & Bennetch
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Stripes
Fame
Trinity Chapel
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Telol
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Oxford
Cilley & Rexnetceh
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Me Bowne
Chever
Elton
Pimex
New
Selevc Trom
Banner Shoe
Acta
Ladlvs
Ostia
1. S. Hotel
Mariam Tucinda
Lucinda
U. S
Lebanon Gas Co
Ib. Sc
M. Miller
Ras Taurences
Bummer Shoes
Bon Ton
Cumberland St
P. K
Jace
Cilley & Bennetoh
Klondike Tce Cream Company
Klondike Ice Cream Co
Penna
Ross & Davis
Wk, Light & Co
Ciulley & Bennetcit
Hight &O
Cilleyl
Bennetch
Younes
CL Light & Co
Singh Dentre
Daniel A. Frantz
Ninth St. Lebanos
Rank Bickel
Ulrich Building
H. Lient
Ninth St
Tenth St. Peoples
Lebanon Electric CO
Hofman Street
Harry Levan
Homan St
North Tenth Street
Report Building
J. M. Gettel
Twelfth ‘Street
Titus Kirst
C. Grumsein
J. Paine
Forge St. Ee
Elmer & Rauch
Sor
Milo B. Stevens
St. Washington
Elmer E. Rauch
North Ninth
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