Dolan acquitted in double murder case near Lebanon
James F Dolan of East Lebanon was found not guilty by a Lebanon county jury after a three day trial for fatally shooting Rado Basrak and Jastole Shubria near the foreign settlement just outside the eastern city limits. The verdict came after two ballot rounds with an 11 to 1 initial vote then unanimous acquittal. The crowd applauded and Dolan left with his wife and mother in law amid an ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Dolan
East
Lebanon
Rado Basrak
Jastole Shubria
Dolan
Ineye
Waet
Ehrgood
Whrgood
Louge Feam
Acme Band to Play Campus Concert at Alltight College
The Acme band directed by 1.P. Burdner will perform at Alltight college on tomorrow evening from 6 30 to 216. It is an annual commencement feature. The group recently received ovations in Myerstown and Pinegrove serenading Messrs. Martin Hikes and Ludwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
1.P. Burdner
Myerstown
Crack Musical Organization
Alltight College
Pinegrove
Messrs
Martin
Visiting Wis Parents of Prof Lew Flies to New York for Engagement
Professor J J Lew, Liberatis band member, is visiting his North Seventh street parents Mr and Mrs Mark Scull for a week. He was not part of the Persoland that finished music at the Steps monument unveiling in Pinegrove on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lew
Liberatis
New York City
Mark 2B. Scull
North Seventh Street
Perso Land
Pinegrove
Successful Fishermen Net Ten Catfish At Conewaga Dam
Messrs Harry Bunder Albert Smith of this city and George Derr of West Lebanon fished at the Conewaga dam and landed ten catfish and an eel weighing four pounds in a single outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Harry Bunder
Albert Smith
George Derr
Weat Lebanan
Conewaga Dam
Annual Union Picnic by Stouchsburg Sunday Schools
Arrangements are under way for the annual Union Sunday schools picnic of Stouchsburg to be held August 15 in the grove adjoining Long's church. The Sheridan band will provide music for the day. The event is a big affair drawing attendees from miles around, with many Lebanon residents likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouchsburg
Union Sunday Schools
Long's Church
Bheridan
Signally Honored by National Union of Chain Makers
James fflaile Shay, son of Mr and Mrs James K Shay of 250 South Sixth Street, was elected vice president of district No 4 at the National Union of Chain Makers convention in Columbus Ohio. A longtime resident who learned the trade at Lebanon Valley Works, he is well known locally and many friends wish him continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union of Chain Makers of
United States
James Fflaile Shay
James K. Shay
South Sixth Street
National Union of Chai Makers
United States of America
Columbus
Shay
Cty
Oula
Lebanon
John Corbett Secures Puddling Work in Columbia
John Corbett of 1317 Brandywine Alrect travels to Columbia this morning and secures employment in his puddling trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corbett
Brandywine Alrect
Columbia
Pupils Stage Music Recital at Albright College
Large audience attended the Albright College pupils recital in the college chapel marking the start of commencement week. Grace Gobble and Harris led vocal pieces with a strong program of Weber Mazurka, Grieg Tod, Chaminade Summer, Raff La Filence and more performed by Misses Mabel Cleaver Brown Bertolet Lessly Shappel and others. The audience gave unstinting applause for the varied piano duets quartets and readings including Mrs Cassy in Law Tennis and Needham Hay midsing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright College
Myerstown
Grace Gobble
Harris
Weber
Mazurka
Mizges
Mabel Cleaver
Mabel Brown
Uelen Bertolet
Schira
Seguia
Luella Mohn
Grieg
Ase
Tod
Anifra
Danes
Sadie Stanifer
Ida Shappel
Chaminade
Summer
Plorence Peiffer
Raff
la Filence
Sifian Lessly
Schumiunn
Pearl Lowman
Lowe
Contractor Rotter Drives Big Pretzel Plant Upgrades
Charles A. Rotter, renowned contractor, is featured in a New York and Chicago financial paper for his work at the American Pretzel Co. plant in Camden North Dakota installing a new oven and steam dryer. The piece notes his four years in business, rapid growth, and ongoing steam oven projects in pretzel bakeries across the state. It cites a forthcoming eight story Northampton Bank building in Houston, rail car shops at Rutherford, Pennsylvania, and a brick mansion for H. G. Pelea of Schuylkill Haven as additional highlights of his varied portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Rotter
American Pretzel Co
Camden
N. d
New York
Chicago
Roller
Northampton Bank
Huston
Theadelphia
Reading
Rutherford
JH. G. Pelea
Schuylkill Haven
Coopers Return From Allentown Visit
Mr and Mrs D B Cooper of Nieth and Miftin streets returned home after spending Sunday at Allentown visiting relatives. They were accompanied by Mrs Cooper's father and brother and Mr Cooper's father who also spent Sunday there. Miss A Cooper of Harrisburg will spend a few days here visiting her brother and sister in law.
Tour of Inspection At Mt Gretna Chautauqua Session
A. D. Binlith president and members of Mt Gretna Chautauqua association conduct an inspection afternoon. Civil Beginser George leads the group through the Mt Gretna filtering process amid discussion of plans and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Binlith
The
And 1
Read
Christian Shhenk
Harry Bbenk
Mt. Gretna
Husband Missing: Wife Seeks Help in Absent Husband
Mrs. John A. Leffler of Westontown now in Kingelf searches for her husband of four years who vanished May 9. The couple married December 48 1907 and faced estate troubles after the death of Susanna Lettler. The missing man is about five feet one inch tall with black hair and eyes, slender build. Any information is urged to help the anxious wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Leffler
Westontown
Itsely
Kingelf
Hia
Lefer
Land
Susanna Lettler
Bac
Lesler
Muni
Biiin
Bedievays
Inniband
Bostontown
Neree
John Barry
Walnet Alley
Pourtit Street
Iyar
Reunion at Cornwall Church Brings Methodist Members Together
A Cornwall Methodist reunion gathered Sunday with services throughout the city. Rev S N Disklhnger led the morning worship, Rev W L McDowell officiated at the afternoon, and Rev Fuddington oversaw the evening. A midweek service by Rev Fresh CG Thomas, a former Sart Hustleton resident, was announced. Local attendees included Bowley Bowman Pearaseis Kluger Jacob Fitehrant and Short. A parish social with festival on the church lawn was planned for Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Cornwall
S. N. Disklhnger
Kessley
W. L. McDowell
Justor
M. i
Patton
Fuddington
Fresh
CG. Thomas
Sussleton
Hustleton
Lebanduians
Pd. Bowley
Jotn Bowman
Pearaseis Kluger
Ja¢olb Fitehrant
Unidj. Short
Penply
Bride-to-be Miss Henry Bets on June Wedding
Miss Emily Reeves Henry hosted her bridesmaids at luncheon at St. Madlins Hall in Cornwall. Attendees included Caroline Stenry Sarah Brock Elizabeth Rowland Hetty Townsend Ethel Clark Hen Burroughs Deborah Brock Margaret Renshaw and Gertrude Henry. She is set to marry Willian G C Freeman of Leba-200 Ba on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Baturday
Jlon
Willian Oulyffman Mrecanan
Cornwall
Emily Reeves Henry
St. Madrtlu's Hau
Caroline Stenry
Sarah Brock
Eétizy
Beth C. Rowland
Heta
Ethel
Foresters Nominate Leaders At Patchy Meeting
The Foresters of America No 210 met Saturday evening for nominations. Chief Ranger Philip Arnold and several senior and junior officers were proposed including Adam Seltzer and Daniel Murphy. Three propositions were noted as definite plans and dates for the annual plant were discussed and set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conchehanon
Foresters of
Atterjea
Ranner
Philp Arnold
Lawler
Adam Seltzer
Elitey Ranger
Philip Amietd
George Startin
Tempting Prizes for Fishermen
Fishermen across the county are invited to join a prize contest by George Krause in News issue ads. Prizes offered for catching fish and submitting stories. contestants must present the actual fish. Registration opens at season start. Krause Hardware stocks gear for anglers to attract participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilyned
Hiss Seyusen
George Krause
Adyer- Hardware Company
Conte
Krause Company
Corbesh Ja
Funeral of Miss Shuey in Damstown
Services were conducted by Rev. George Re Deysher for Miss Sarah Mline Cook, with burial in the town cemetery. The list of survivors includes her mother Mrs. Weller Stine and others, with floral tributes accompanying the final rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Re Deysher
Damstown
Misa
Sarah Mlney Cook
Dotops
Hunste
Walloilt
George Ubtan
Wlelster
Stine
Ray
Ate
Warner
Mroo
Obes
Oyres Shuey
West Lasbanion
Lydliati Roy
Abrahat Shney
Unclear header misspelled in local notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a weighmaster role and relatives but lacks coherent names dates places or actions to form a factual summary with clarity. The readable elements suggest a familial connection and a geographic reference without verifiable context or event details.
Letters Issued in Township to Address Late Estate
fragmented notice reports letters issued concerning the estate of a deceased individual in a township. it names parties and local officials involved, with limited readable details on the probate process and filing dates.
Lost Part of PING and Miscellaneous Names
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Joseph Soult and Mary (idies) of Mintherland, a reference to Antapolis and Gebanon Valley line. Contains garbled phrases about a student and a chain event. Unclear details, multiple misspellings, no coherent report or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Soult
Thin Ely
Hla
Gebanon Valley
Tren
Radley Gs Pine
Cupy Usn Vetts Attacked By Cowal On Street
A fragmentary report notes an incident in Ayres on a Saturday evening where a group attacked a cowal during a public event. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres
Vuatdey
Cy Cowal
Man narrowly escaped being run over in city streets
A man unidentified by name narrowly escaped an automobile incident Saturday evening on Highband and Cumberland streets. Police or witnesses reported he avoided injury, with details pending identification and car plate information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Streets
Farmers Day at Heilmandale Gathers Lebanon County
A joint meeting of the Lebanon County Agricultural and Verdenitural gsaseiation, the Grangers, Marmorg club, and Lebanon County Equity members is set for Saturday June 13 at the Heimmndate grove. Prominent speakers include Prof. Wilder of the USDA and J C Waraghington PA official. A refreshment stand and a band will add to a day for farmers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aintmer
Lebanon County
Foreton
Pyof
Wilder
Aureia
Satis
Department of Agriculture
Waraghington
J. C
Phage My
Pensylvannia State Orange
Thompsontown
Perseveranes Band
Tehagoa County
Prison Term Given For Local Crimes In Lebo County
Six prisoners from Lebo county were sent to the eastern penitentiary after a judge sentenced them for various offenses. The group includes Aael Sayahneh charged with assault with intent to kill, John Myer, John Schmidt, and others with charges spanning burglary, forgery, and related felonies. Sentences range from one to thirteen months depending on charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlilias Gert
Lebo
Llary
Mla
Heb Manes
Pete Ate
Aael Sayahneh
Dasault
John Myer Tod
Jotin Sehmidt
Tia Wlary
George Safieadha Hlorsestein
Dantel Carniehned
Miamus Dove
Untrimmed Shade Trees Prompt City Action
Residents complain about overhanging trees blocking sidewalks and sightlines. City officials and police are directing enforcement to require property owners to trim trees over sidewalks within a set distance, with penalties for noncompliance and a notice of fines.
Kangaroo Lyveo Angest On His Last Sage
The fragmentary text mentions a kangaroo and an architect, implying a scene about a final act or ending. Names and clear facts are absent, yielding a vague brief with no concrete events or outcomes.
Vacation couple visits Lancaster for surprise reunion
Mr and Mrs Walter Lapon Shade of Campbell College Malton Kansas arrived for a vacation and attended a reunion in Lancaster County. Relatives and friends gathered to greet them as they planned to return home after a weeks respite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lapon- Shade
Campbell College
Malton
Kansas
PS Spangler
Mapenutiado
Bishop Heil at First U. E. Church
Miss Weidner, a returned missionary, spoke on customs of Japanese children at First U. E. Church. The Sunday school, Sunday worship, and Mission Band sessions drew large attendance. Twelve new scholars enrolled. discussion covered missionary work by American children and church life under Bishop Heil’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Weidner
Wis
Wich
Greymens
Wikeaddon
Charles Nimbieh
Charles Mongle
Charles Aurenty
Martian Stover
Ada Harvey
Misa
Katie Grabs
Ry Thatger Eiseadient
Alice Howser
Ite Jastar
Ker Mies
Daniel Wistler
Lind P.M
Mit
Lon Weldney
Japan
Tunever
Ghus
Welermad
Sendai
America
Phanddross
John GG. Kreider
Avery
WP. Fuil
Piatt Park
Seratishinn
Individuads
Elena
Awaide
Guy Gariost
Doren
Offenders Piled Guilty In County Court Proceedings
A messy court report details multiple defendants facing sentences in county court. Joan Koch and his wife Ligue Ainville were discharged on surety. A. St Ulrich defended the accused. Samuel Savabach, labeled an undesirable citizen, received four years in prison after a shooting incident. Other defendants faced varying terms including jail, fines, and support payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Koch
Ligue Ainville
Gon
Koch
Comrat
Tha Koch
Leon Ret
A. St Ulrich
Est
Tha
Defen Ania
Tay
Non Gees Aginst
Thighery MacDonald
Genfambi Wari
Desir Lon
Fred
Samuel Savabach
Suvabaen
Suits in Trespass Damage Asked in Case
Alleged slander and trespass claims filed by ML Gbesrich against Jacot Hy Ketteville of Dubaiyea seek $1,000 in damages. Attorney for plaintiff is Meo Slowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tres Ith Puy
Sraught Us Martiae
ML Gbesrich
Jacot Hy Ketteville
Duabiyea
Damaginh
Hae Ptasotery
Waldman Hailed In Narrow Win In Local Match
Hallinan fanned fourteen batters as Far Heys Requehisie Athletics defeated Lebanon A.V. by a slim margin. The game, played at Twelfth and Milan streets, drew a late crowd of spectators amid the drizzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallinan
Ifie
Far Heys Requehisie Athletics
Lebanon A.V
Acoré If Tfhe Gaane Wae
Milin
Special Notice to Merchants on 1908 Taxes
Fragmented notice references payment of taxes for 1908 to the county treasurer. It mentions a five of the county and treasurer names, but text is garbled. Core idea is a tax payment instruction or notice from local treasurer to merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW O. Ghittingee
Awe dl
Services at Good Samaritan Hospital by Ammanuel church youths
Sunday afternoon services at Good Samaritan hospital were led by youths from Ammanuel Evangelical church. Rev A J Wiegand spoke and led a prayer after reading the Scripture, as the young group conducted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ammanuel Evangelica Church
A. J. Wiegand
Apoke
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James Dolan
Court House
Popular Organization
Baahabia
Merle
Allentown
John A Leffler
Hone
Henry Gaye
Foresters
Betanon Aiet
Nvening
Contestuty Muse
Miss Shuey
Dee Por Roanger
Tenny J. Lee
Ida Non
West Lottonnale
Puy Ap
Teiuty Register
Kretdar Dias
Dain Ioe
Letdie
Vante
Mary
CUPY
VETTS
Heilmandale
Baleen
Daiuinissigier
Gale
Pramthy
Sahu
AED
Nestid
Cuiephy
Seventin Ward
Kapenstindis
Heil
U. E
UM Deen Pad Din Abd Hduinyedi Ber
Iid Ma
Padtader
Gore Street
Diet Rhis Aierte Jt
Urals
Yaadiertabe
Oosin
Prasitee
Cee Kevan
Benitford
Belek
Alec Tone
Duanhor Guider
Fox & Graeff Tih & Guilford Streets
Bila Volkirtar
FR. L. Adam
Tall
Taly
Jacob Sto
W. C.gracte
Yen
Winda Billman
Lloyd Capp
Gily
Graett
Sian
Alban
Waldman A
Puaalie
Hokrpitar
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