19 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1900
Page
1
A lengthy report outlines a new city project involving a pumping station at Poplar Run and the salary for an engineer. It discusses mayoral approval amid party dynamics, with references to budget, duties, and related public works oversight. The item notes procedural steps and council actions affecting funding and timing.
A jumbled OCR fragment presents a tangle of partial names, places, and words. It lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects, making it difficult to extract a singular news item or identify a focal person or organization for a concise summary.
A fragmentary Chronicle recalls a Sheridan event with notable attendees and political debate. The piece mentions Joe Sawyer, Poli Sayots, and Joe Diet Tee among attendees, with references to a night debate and public interest. The text is garbled but centers on a local gathering and shifting public sentiment.
Scrambled text describes genius figures, dates, and city work with garbled phrases. It mentions May and 1 May, art, cinema, and deanery ideas amid fractured sentences. The piece appears as a rough OCR capture with many misspellings and incomplete segments.
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A historic weather event drenched the town with heavy rain hail and thunder causing widespread flooding. Water surged through streets and alleys while residents described the scene as one of the worst storms in years with damage to property and public infrastructure.
A city ordinance requires property owners to remove and trim trees obstructing streets and may affect drivers of nearby routes. Meanwhile, Misher Academy plans a decorating project for a UC convention, set to begin tomorrow morning with emblems and banners to be displayed.
A Baltimore party toured ore banks at Cornwall and traveled by a restored line to rail facilities. They visited the Motobyl, Lowlere, and Telis city areas, with a stop at Pottssite and Lewdsbore. The journey touched various towns on the Tarbanoit and Tron railroad before returning.
A fragmented report references Jorse Woener and Thomas Cappoese as counsel in a church case. Names like Klopp, Berhad township, and Swine Reformed appear with scattered details about a jury, a writ, and a connection to individuals such as Jeremiah Botte and Chaves Spier.
A hearing is scheduled for Saturday at 1 to review actions by Alderman Millek and others. The session, chaired by Brown with Detective Saltraatin and Constable Saramatha, will address alleged misconduct and potential charges. A previous meeting discussed Muhlenbers village trustees considering moving Munienberg College to a larger, modern campus with a city site and eventual conversion of the current site.
The building committee of the New Toran Baptise Brethren’s college in Elizabethtown awarded the contract for erection to WG Groff. Construction starts immediately, with site work beginning in October. A cherry tree branch fell during a garden view injuring Sion Shavifer on Ninh Street two hours later.
The Norristown board awarded contracts to Thane Miller for prime canis almshouse work and Christine Ne for meted work at the canis almshouse. Odd Fellows Norristown lodge will visit Saturday, with Curtis lodge No. 288 planning a fraternal visit. Mathers Guild meeting postponed due to storm. event slated for Tuesday with Mrs. Wohitnexer on Soul Street.
The Teha non Valley Fair association schedules a Saturday afternoon meeting at the fair grounds on June 23 featuring horse and colt racing, water races, and exhibitions. Lark’s celebrated W. H. G. is highlighted for past laurels, with admission set at 27 cents. President ERT and secretary Wis. M. provide details.
At the R Stoover foundry in Ons, workers filling sinkers for a large US government contract were injured after a violent explosion. Corroded iron and water in the sinker is blamed, throwing workers including Cornelius King and W Ling from their positions. King sustained facial injuries but was later deemed not to lose his sight. other workers received various injuries. The incident also mentions a 13 year old boy, Minos Sitasher, injured by a kicking mule nearby, and notes local hospital and community responses.
Fragmentary text shows visiting relatives and social visits in Wilmington Delaware. Mentions Hester Far i Watts, Kad hach, Calvin Wagner, Levi Miller, Jerry and Nye family, Promat Haver Vic Mist Soseply Nye, Cyrus Beamesderfer, Lonks Franke, and others in scattered notes. Names and places appear jumbled with unclear actions.
A vast United Zion children’s love feast near Vion in Comewaxgo township Dauphin county drew Bishop Joseph Nisley Charles Wire and other clergy. Over 200 testified, feet washing and Lord’s suppers observed, two days of prayers, lectures, and abundant food shared, with visitors from nearby areas staying overnight and portioned meals distributed.
Lebanon and nearby towns plan a large delegation to Leysville for Visitors Day at the Lutheran Orphans Home. The visit centers on the consecration of the new Metagal chapel, ex-groundbreaking for the girls, and the Kunkel Memorial nursery completion. Nearly 200 tickets sold as special trains from C and L station and Perry County Railroad will run without changes, Lebanon party departing at 4:80 p m and arriving about 8 o clock.
Dedication exercises at St Pauls Cited Evangelical church continued Monday evening with a large congregation listening to a sermon by Ter C W Hangen pastor of the First United heelical church. Music by the elmreli choir and E H Romig led the service. This evening Rev WA Foger of Bethlehem, former pastor of St Pauls church, will preach.
The Verseverance band opens an open air concert in Market Square at 8 tonight. Program includes overtures and waltzes such as Cartles in the Air, La Belle Creole, Tet and Peasant, and Star Spangled Banner. A. H Keller directs.
An aged widow, Mrs Thirry Smith relict of the late ducote, who died at Fredericksburg in 1785, now lives with her daughter and son-in-law Peter Roeshon at Myerstown. She marked her 90th birthday on the 12th inst. Despite advanced years, she remains in comparatively good health and is mother to many children and grandchildren, with many friends hoping for many more birthdays.
Mrs D. N C Brock and Miss Cole man of Mt Lebanon will travel to Paris next month Mrs Brock to attend the exposition commission and with Miss Coleman visit their sister Mrs Ann Car x Coleman will limit her weeks or two months
Over a dozen pupils at the Froebel kindergarten, led by Mrs. M. C. Eph, performed morning exercises in Sons of America Hall for a pleased audience of parents and friends. The program showcased singing, revivals, and light performances, with the audience applauding the teachers and young students. The event marked the close of the term and announced the fall term opening on September 10 at 805 Chestnut Street.
Special tomorrow sales at Bon Ton include 3,000 yards couch heavy Toweling at a yard price, 35 dozen Latics Shirts Waists in Pevenies and Lawns, 8e to 1.50 pieces, and trimmed Sailor Hatsworth selection. Children dresses sizes 6 months to 12 years featured, rare millinery reductions. Three divorces granted by Judge Elrgeot: Grant Carver Tily Carver Tascom Meyer John Meyer Sybmedt Mary Schmehl. Seventh Ward Republicans announce C Bert Funek and Jere 2. Smith for county committee.
The tenth convention of the Eastern Conference Young People's Christian Union opens at Avon church this evening. President Janae L. Kinak of Myerstown will preside with an address of welcome by Seth A. Light of Avon. Delegates will gather for officers and the annual gathering, with Rev. I B Laurtis of Dot delivering a sermon and Taayton Obie preaching tomorrow.
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Odd phrasing describes Judge Ehrgood hearing lis moroine argument in a special session of Soutie Tho eixe of chy international hailling and loan association. Names Marks Tiatte Vo Marks, C. M. Zeebe and Hod appear as participants. reference to a rise and gates studio at 142 North Eighth street offers Picture Frames made to order.
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