Ohio Contests Centered on Gubernatorial Ticket
In Columbus the Ohio Republican state convention angle centers on two leading factions Nash Daugherty and Kurtz ally Jones as likely lieutenant governor choice. Early Hanna talks with candidates hint at tomorrow's plans while Cox moves amid rumors. First ballot projections show Nash 275 Daugherty 265 Jones 45 with others sharing remaining 122 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hann
Foraker Noth
Columbus
Foraker
Iayne
Ohio
Hanna
Nash
Daugherty
Kurtz
Cox
McKissson
Jones
Douglass
Darby
Hall
Nevin
Smyser
Orr
Shattuck
Bricham
Hoarnna
Another Strike In Buffalo Shuts Docks
Buffalo June 1 Freight handlers at the docks went on strike again at 6 o clock last night except for a few at the Central freight house about 2000 men involved. A meeting announced that grain shovelers may join in sympathy if grievances remain unsettled. The dispute began at Lehieh Valley freight house where a boss allegedly ordered larger loads than an existing agreement allowed. Leaders were summoned to the dock but no settlement occurred, and other dock workers quit in solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Central Freight House
Peerhe Lehieh Valley
Letter in favor of Jons KE, Treasurer candidate
A signed political opinion endorses Jons KE, Feser for Country Treasurer, praising his merchant background in Lebanon, Republican loyalty, and faithful service in crises. The writer notes prior withdrawals and urges party support at the coming primaries, asserting his suitability and integrity. The piece ends with a separate notice about fire precautions at Penneyvania belt and the plan to install automatic extinguishers by a Philadelphia firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penneyvania Belt and Not Company
Philadelphia
Lebanon
Ite
Children aid society organized and volunteer work noted
A lengthy report covers the National Children's Aid Society in Harrisburg with Mrs Rosegell presenting the groups work. It notes 15 years since founding, 26 states represented, 300 children placed in homes in the state since 1805, and recent placements from local churches. The article cites active local involvement and calls for homes for children, with Mrs Ruecell directing city affairs and mayoral absence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia House
Harrisburg
National
Children's Aid Society
Ruseeli
Pittsburg
Rosegell
Excellent Society
Illinois
Jonestown
Ruecell
Cociety
Ainghine
Rugeell
Young servant girl lured away to Harrisburg mystery
Miss Lizzie Nagle, a 17 year old servant at the Columbia house on Willow Street, disappeared Tuesday evening. She telegraphed from Harrisburg saying she had been lured away from Lebanon with no money and wished to return. Charles Meyers rushed to Harrisburg to help bring her home after learning of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Nagle
Charles Meyers
Columbia House
Willow Street
C. Meyers
Harrisburg
Lebanon
Wes
Miss Nagle
Mrs. Meyers
Die
Meyers
Prescott
Tn Harristore
Here
Cans. Meyer
Isrisborg
Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut Co Raises Wages in Mills
notices posted in the puddle mill and rolling mill departments announce a June wage increase of 25 cents a ton for puddlers, bringing pay to 35.25 a ton. the rise, about 9 percent, follows two prior boosts within six weeks from 24.08 to 32.54 a ton. other local iron firms are expected to follow with similar increases soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut Company
Puidlere
Scak
Aetimiler Baeia
Agricultural association meeting at Jonestown
A regular Agricultural association session will be held at Woelly's ball in Jonestown on Tuesday in two sessions at 9:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Topics include spraying for insects and fungi, farmer relations to the country, and eradication of a pest. A question box will be available. all are invited. Also notes on local clothing store ad and city letter carriers wearing summer hats and police gray helmets.
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The
Agricultural Association
Woelly’s
Jonestown
H. C. Snavely
W. & Ulrich
J. G. Botun
Erb & Crrower
Local deaths toll noted with brief details
Obituaries list several deaths including Leonard Alleman aged 70 wife of Leonard Alleman and grandson John Snake. Mary Huusicker aged about unknown, Dunkard renominations member. Joseph Fies owner of a Bismarck general store. Elmer Mellinger three year old son of Mrs Henry Mellinger. an infant child of Mr and Mrs Hogan on East Cumberland Street. Surviving relatives and affiliations noted where readable.
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Leonard Alleman
United Evangelical Church
John Snake
Mary Uucnicker
Mary Huusicker
Swest
Dunkard
Maides
Joserm
Joseph Fies
Bismarck
Lebanon Vallery Commandery No
Imer
Are
Henry Mellinger
Mapie Street
Mrs. Hogan
Cumberland Street
Local residents share travel and visit notes
Mrs H W Siegrist returns from Gettysburg and other locals host or visit during the week. Miss Iva Light visits sister on Selman street, and Rev and Mrs Joel Light tour from Banker Hill. George Liuer returns from Tremont, Mrs Gertrude Bender from Jonestown calls, Mrs George B Schock and Mrs Tillie Reinhard visit Allen town. Harry C Pease arrives from Philadelphia and checks into Eagle hotel. Virginia Seidel leaves for Phillipspurn to visit friends. Mrs Sarah Weahber and Mrs Grant Siegrist return from Washington D C after attending a peace jubilee. Francis H Reinoch returns from Erie after State Spartemen's association convention. Silas Hersh, visiting A C Hersh, plans path growing on sixty acres. Dosn's Ointment advertised as a remedy for itchiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Siegrist
South Ninth Street
Gettysburg
Iva Light
Annville
L. 8
Behm
Selman Street
Eleventh
Joel Light
Banker Hill
George Liuer
Tremont
Gertrude Bender
Jonestown
George B
Washington, D. C
Francis H. Reinoeh
Willow Street
Erie
State Spartemen’s Association
Silas Hersh
Mitford
N. J
A. C. Hersh
Warrants Issued in Harrisburg for Senator Bids Conspiracy
Informations prepared after legislative hearings charge multiple officials and others with conspiracy and corrupt solicitation to influence the U S Senate contest and McCarrell bill. Ex senator John J Coyle ex Representative Charles B Spatz and others named with perjury tied to votes and pledges. Warrants issued for Coyle Spatz Costello Moyles Evans Jones Byrne and others to Harrisburg for hearing.
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John J. Coyle
Schuylkill
Charles B. Spatz
Berks
Thomas M. Moyles
Wilkesbarre
Mouroe H. Kulp
Northummu
John R. Hiyhne
Fayette
Frank B. Jones
Philadephia
Cayie
Rachael J. Costello
Philadelphia
Costello
Willamsport
Easton
Parker H. Titus
Bangor
Spatz
Quay
McCarreillis
Necum
George A. Jenks
Democratic
Messrs
Coyle
Spata
Cutetlo
Moyles
Evans
Jones
Byrne
Harrisburg
Julia Grant to Wed Russian Prince Cantacuzene
The New York report notes Julia Dent Grant daughter of General Frederick D Grant returns home to prepare for her marriage to Prince Michael Cantacuzene of Russia. Aunt Mrs Potter Palmer accompanies her. The prince arrives in August, with plans to reside between St Petersburg and the Cantacuzene family estate near Moscow after marriage.
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New York
Julia Dent Grant
Frederick D. Grant
Grant
Michael Cantacusene
Potter Palmer
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Cantacuzanes
Only One Armor Plate Bid Proves Unacceptable
Washington June 1 Burnstine Brothers of San Francisco were the sole bidders on 24 000 tons of armor for the navy Their price per ton exceeded the limit and delivery would occur five years hence Carnegie Bethlehem and other firms did not bid Carnegie wrote they cannot tender under ballistic requirements Krupp system would raise costs yet they are willing to supply under existing contracts for Wisconsin Illinois Gethichem also declined two Death Sentences For Meyer Somerset Pa June 1 Meyers found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing John Lennart deputy constable Nelson Lennart The court will impose death twice a Pennsylvania precedent Attended a Wedding at Sunbury Lieut J M Schindel attended cousin Elizabeth Wolverton wedding at Sunbury Pottsville Bids for Stone Lumber Castings Six bids received city highway committee to award to lowest bidder
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Washington
Burnstine Brothers
San Francisco
Storn Works
Kevin
Carnegie
Bethlehem
Ainder
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Gethichem Company
Meyer
Somerset
S. Peter Meyers
John Lennart
Nelson Lennart
Summit Tokenship
Michael Karney
Garrett
Meyers
Karney
Pennsylvania
Relic of bygone times from Carlisle gazette found
Milton C. Maguire in Carlisle received a Dec 3 1783 issue of the Carlisle Gazette discovered under an attic floor. The paper features a Green County news item about an attack on Gallespy s fort and an advertisement list including a mulatto boy for sale, with other notices and a lengthy article on the American Cotton Manufactory. Teachers praised as patriots in a memorial address to Higbee building schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton C. Maguire
Carlisle
Carlisle Gazette
Journal of Congress
Green County
North Carolina
Gallespy
Little River
John Watts
Gazette
Higbee
J. W. Harbeson
Prince Bismarck
Germany
Leban
Slike
A& Republic
Forum of Nations
Lebanon Democratic Club to Amend Constitution This Evening
A committee from the Lebanon Democratic club, appointed to revise the constitution and by laws, will meet this evening in their room on Cumberland Street. Work began on the reconstruction of North Eighth Street railway at the C. and L. railroad station, and the East Cumberland line from Front to Eighth Street has been rebuilt. County commissioners and clerk conduct their annual inspection of bridges in the county’s northwestern region. Mothers are urged to use Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for bowel complaints as a remedy for the "second summer."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGovern
P. & R. Railway Company
Front Street
William H. Youtz
Eichth Street
Victor J. Aliwein
Fuertes
James Fuerte
New York
Amos H. Bieyar
George W. Lingte
George W. Hayes
Thomas Ric
Crowell
New Yeak
Fuerten
Gerhart
Weimer
Levi Hartz
E. BH. Gingrich
J. K. Kuerr
North Eighth Street
Bia
Elias Bowman
Bia Teameter
Knerr
Wil
Lebanon Democratic Club
Cumberland Street
North Eighth Street Railway
East Cumberland Street
Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Elon Kreider
Lebanon Busineee College
Penncylvania Commission Company
Betz Building
Broad Street
Edison Illuminating Co to Modernize Plant at Par Value Purchase
United Power and Transportation Company controls Edison Illuminating plant in the city and plans a large enlargement with $100000 in upgrades. John A. Rigg of Reading heads the group, with stock to be bought at par $10 per share. Simon P. Light confirms the agreement as stockholder and local representative. Budget includes removing old machinery except the large engine, in harmony with Lebanon Valley street railway's new heavy power engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rigg
United Power and Transportation Company
John A. Rigg
Reading
Edison Illuminating Company
Reopecia
Boger
United Company
Lebanon Valley Street Railway Company
All Haute
Simon P. Light
Rigg
Aldermanic News Surety of the Peace and Court Bail
Rebecca Arme of Partridge avenue filed information against Cyrus Bord for surety of the peace. The SREB was given to Constable Saita zaba. Philip A. Eckenroth had assault and battery charges on Henrietta May withdrawn after Zimmerman's withdrawal and payment of costs. William Long known as Bull Eye Weirich was held to $200 bail for June court after arraignment on assault and battery charges by Harry Marsili with J M Fuock and Geo b. Woomer in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Arme
Partridge Avenue
Miller
Cyrus Bord
SREB
Saitazaba
Philip A. Eckenroth
Henrietta May
John Zimmerman
Church Street
Zimmerman
Eckenroth
Snyder
Quoit Pitchers Spark Night At Doe Alley Rally
Enthusiasts gather as champion quoit pitchers return to Doe alley each evening to compete for the ringed iron near the hole. Lebanon pitchers are notably strong. Also note Knights Templar grand commander election in Allentown and Palatinate college anniversary events at Myerstown. Parochial school picnickers from St. Mary’s in a Leba non grove join community crowd at year end event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Miller
United States
Bomberger & Bro
J. M. Mark
Anstem
Doe Alley
Lebanon
Col. J. P
Gobin
Knights Templar
Allentown
Palatinate College
Myerstown
Joined in wedlock at St Mary’s Catholic church
Arnold Hartman and Miss Mary Hartman were united in marriage this morning in St Mary’s church before a large crowd. Andrew Arnold served as best man and Lucy Hartman as bridesmaid. An evening reception was planned at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Hartman, Bankev ilk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Adam
Cornet
Mary Hartman
Frank Arnold
Andrew Arnold
Lucy Hartman
Natura
Ericos Hartman
Bankevilk
Marchand in Paris and Belgian Dreyfus affair echoes
Paris June 1 reports praise for Marchand and the March on the Nile omission, government precautions at stations, and receptions planned in Paris. Dreyfus affair tensions persist with debates on clemency, while Franco alliances and war risks are discussed. Toledo drowning tragedy, Kiel shipyard deaths, and a Coney Island park proposal accompany brief city and baseball briefs.
Tien't eafa to be a Way without Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
Printing and Developing for Amateure and Flapper Slascier at Eighth and Willow appear in a fragmented civic notice style. The readable lines hint at an advertisement or catalog snippet for an oil product and amateur printing, with street references and stray phrases.
Loyal Temperance Legion to Hold County Meeting
The Loyal Temperance Legion in the county, with about eighty five members including representatives from fourteen churches, reports active departments and extensive literature work. Ten departments operate under superintendents with programs on Sabbath observance, temperance education, and civic topics. The Avon U B church hosts next Saturday’s county meeting with a full program and welcomed by Miss Amela Labt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nea Dow Loyal Temperance Legion
Hay
Elf
Litera
Legima
Legion
Mra. J. W. Betz
Ten
Lehman
Mre
Betz
County Loyal Terperance Legion
Avon U. B
Chngwi
Amela Labt
Result of Exeter wreck confession spurs reform
James Douglass of Reading, a Scotch-born former professional gambler, recounts how the Exeter wreck changed him during a drunken ride on the night of the accident. He now seeks evangelism with YMCA backing and will speak at a Reading church gathering next Sunday afteroon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Douglass
Reading
Exeter
United States
Althoug
Briern
Riwards
St. Peter’s
My. Douglass
Y. 3.A. Hall
Cumberland street dealer returns to work after sciatica attack
Daniel A Frantz Cumberland street furniture dealer recovers at home after a severe sciatica attack lasting several weeks. Operation was a success. Mrs J M Furek of 503 North Eighth Street returned from Philadelphia after a delicate hospital operation, which was a success. Ground broken on South Fourth Street near Cherokee for new bicycle oratorage building by Judge L Xnell.
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Philadelphia
Jamea F McGovern
North Ninth Street
Mary
Mies Marie Chaney
Mies McGovern
Daniel A. Frantz
Cumberland Street
J. M. Furek
North Eighth Eighth Street
Bruiten
Fourth Street
L. Xnell
South Fourth Street
Chernut
Bss
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Ertoring Fom Lige Schneerer
Severan
Hickeeniss Valley
Uf der Annere Seit
Em Berg
Mai 20
Mercer Drieeer
Gobra
Nelly
Ecoenacht
Ebbes
Am Beira
Pawr Ziegeiner
Nelly Akuniine
IBM
Gaul
Der
Aur
Rchulmashter
Harper & Spangler
Kodiks
Lexington
Nathan Hale
Valley National Bank
Fiest
Commandery
C. & L. Railroad
Hse
Hunter
A. D. Smith
Phoebe Shenae
Lebanon Courades
John H. Barnes
Fred W. Fohrman
Lancaster
Porto Riso
Barnes
Aru Rerunican VorTres
Jons Ke, Feser
Contry
Tree Bure
Jongstows
FS. Kaufman
Childrens AD Society
Mrs. Russel
Eneton
Fifth Ward
C. Shhenk
Storm
Wavoe
Syner
David Saylor
Ni. . Alden
Mary Ida Warren Alden
R. Percy Alden
George Henry Warren
Robert Goelet
Normandie Hotel
Maj. Moyer
Waryvesboro
Wayneeboro
Blue Ridge Zephyr
H. P. Moyer
Good Will Fire Company
Mise Ella Shearer
Schuylkill Haven
Harry Boyer
Harry E. Light
Taesday
West
Wm. Penn Hotel
Church of Poor
Church of the Poor
Washington Park
Gune 17
John Hering
Riegel
A. J. Riegel
Daniel Steckbeck
North Lebanon Township
Tim Sweeney
Frank Clark
Eebth
Willow Streets
Puttley and
Kimmel
City Hall
Rauch
Elmer Mellinger
Messrs. Coyle
Kulp
Julia Grant
Prince
Itll Dent Grant
Sunbury
J. M. Schindel
Misa Elizabeth Wolverton
P. Wolverton
B. F. Cumming, Jr
E.g
Pottsville
Guy Clerk L L. Beckley
Highway Committee
M. C. Maguire
Lutheran Union
General Lutheran Synod
York
L. A. Fox
D. D
Salem
United Synod of the South
Dr. Fox
Organic Union
Breckenridge
General Synod
Ula
A. Barbini
Central Hotel
Eighth and
Cumberland Streets
Havre
France
Milan
Italy
Rivarolo Fuori
Montovo
Frank Barbini
White Oak
George Uhler
Uhler
Abler
Florence Smith
East Miffle Street
Geo. W. Seibert
Edison Illuminating GD
Atc. E
Rauch’s
Aldermanic News
Daily News
Arnold Hartman
Acme
Knights of Pythias
Knights
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Catholic Schools and Musical Department
Jone
St. Joseph’s Hall
Mr. Grecron
Charles G. Frantz
Wm. Frantz & Bro
Mt. Gretna
U. B
Marchand
Majoe
Tonton
T de Renelede
Marcel Mahert
Paris
March
M. Forain
Mareh
Colonies
Marine
Army and Navy Club
Marehamd Mission
Geographical Society
P Palice
Toulon
Ministry of Marine
Rue Royale
M. Levkroy
Adancheon
Vier Adimiratis
M. Delcasse
Tlv. Monson
Red Sea
Nile
Queen Victoria
M. Ballot de Bewnprey
Esterhezy
Dreyfus
Franc
Lonchet
Republic
England
M. Deleasse
Herve
de Rontoede
Senate
M. Lonber
Cinrge
de Rontlede
Marcel Habert
Jr Roulede
Maitre Falateuf
M. Loubet
de Rewlede
Roget
Elysee
Dresfus
Toledo
Madison Street
Berlin
Germania Shipbuildng Yards
Kiel
Herr Hagen
Kranich
Coney
Coler
Board of Aldermen
Coney Island
Chicago
Hoston
Boston
Cleveland
Ataltimore
Baltimore
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Broonklyn
Louisville
Cincinnati
Loyal Temperance LG
County League
Ayoshy
Churen
Lebanon Soin
Ins
Elitty-ile
Hanover
York Courtry
Bedford
Bedford County
Tueraay
J. G. Hanks
T. C. Sanderson
Stunderson
W.C. Muler
Harelsburg
Harmony Commandery No
Garfield Commandery
Harmony Commandery
Perantor
Myers
U. S. Army
Laudermilca
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