Hunt to capture Wild West bandits on the run
The article describes a nationwide pursuit of alleged outlaws led by frontier lawmen. It mentions a plan to force surrender or deadly action, lists rewards for fugitives, and notes that deputies and sheriffs will coordinate across northwest Wyoming as they hunt the so called hole in the wall gang and other criminals including Bob Taylor and George Tulke.
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Trook Creek
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Tie Big
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War of Man
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Wyom- Jie
Wits Staal
Aml
Bob Taylor
Missouri
George Tulke
Levenne
Lynching Report Highlights Texas Suspects in Humphries Case
Governor Sayers released Assistant Attorney General Morris's Athens County investigation on the Humphries lynching. Twelve men are in custody with more arrests expected as state and county officials pursue those responsible.
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Austin
Tex
Sayers
Morris
Athens
Cuban fabrication exposed by Cuban officers plan frame
A debated dispatch claims Cuban officials forged letters to mislead American readers about Cubans resisting a U S plan. The alleged conspiracy involved Spanish speaking officers adjacent to the scene and aimed to pass material to Havana via Wit point. The report links the scheme to a broader political context and states it reflects dangerous tricks toward injuring U S interests.
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Sun
Uodalde
Idan
Bunting
Wit Point
Havana
Tromp Chon
Corel Weid
Sailor and Admiral Involved in Island Cover Incident
A sailor near Henry at Canon wife was seized by a German American force on Cover Island. The event reportedly involved timber, linger, and a ceremonial $5 payment. Admiral Samp is said to have directed Wahobiwited efforts.
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Henry
Canon
Sampeo
Governor Pingree to Retire from Office
The Free Press reports Governor Pingree will not seek office this year or next. He retires for social reasons to show legislators that Michigan Republicans cannot win without his influence. Judge John A Bailey’s bid for the Supreme Court nomination is declined by the Huntington bar and Democratic delegates, preferring to stay in his current role.
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Detroit
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Wayne County
Supreme
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Den
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Hunting-don-Miffin
Falls and smothered death in Middletown tragedy
Mrs Rebecca Vanderrift 73 living near Middletown suffered apoplexy late Saturday night and fell. She regained strength but her body covered year old Ruth Werds who died. The two bodies were found by Mr Wonds when he returned home at midnight.
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Deb
Rebecca G. Vanderrift
Middletown
Ruth Werds
Vancegsrift
Wonds
County race shows anti Quay gains in big city win
In a decisive primary, Anti Quay delegates Capt. H T Euston and H C Grittinger led wins, with most office holders and seekers defeated by wide margins. Results show new county committeemen from both sides, while turnout and late returns highlighted a noisy, orderly election atmosphere across Lebanon County.
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Dea Courty
Andy Quay
Qisy
Deptet Doubis
Murday
Cihces
Henry T. Bueton
North
Lebanon
Sod Uqarry C. Grittingsr
Cornwall
Hecor
Mic Reisoetl
Tegister
T Weltner
Londonderry
Tay
Booth
J. G. Batdarf
John AL ¥Ward
John Kleizer
Po Hanover
Sumuel W
H. H. Usieh
Inau
George S. Reinoehl
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Frank D. Houck
People’s Telephone Company
George LB. Woomer
Nutting Building
Anti Juav
Quay Feedere
Anti Quay
H.T
Franklin T. Miller
Firat
Ulrich Weltmer
North Londonderry
A. Yingst
Second Ward
John Kleiger
Biret
Emanuel Bruier
Bethel Township
Sargeant
Samuel W. Beckley
Seatara Township
H. H. Ulrich
South Annville Township
Brunner
Snyder
D. M. Sharp
Charles Scbaetfer
J. M. Shindel
Charles Aavard
Albert Gelligher
John G. Spank
Charles Fisher
George Miller
Wiliam F. Rapp
Geo
Tratfard
Egst
Alpert Feeman
Rufus Abright
Weet
Davilia Denmeyer
Harry Rice
A. Damuth
Harry Gotwalt
Feventh
O. B. Funck
E. Light Boessare
North Annville
M. F. Daugherty
Charles E.chiller
South Annville
Z. A. Bowman
D. S. Sheetz
Culd &Bring
Daniel Meare
Bethel
Mt. Zion
John A. Schock
J. M. Zartman
Fredericksburg
Jacob Behney
Henry Kirst
William Leibig
Philip Dissinger
West Cornwell
R. Fields
T. XN
Kiscadden
Noth Cornwall
George Hess
Ammon Brubaker
Hanover
John Gelz
Harry Ruth
Heidelberg
C. H. Moore
J. K. Gockey
Jonestowe
Jobs Lutz
Augustus Miler
North Jackson
Emer Swanger
A. J. Bickel
Booth Jackson
James Koller
Robert Tmmel
North Lebanon
Eset
Elmer Shelly
Wm.bergner
West
John H. Demier
Juling Patsshkre
South Lebanon
Chas Z Weies
Ansarn Brombein
Jacob Maintzer
William Dartman
West Lebanon
Cyrus Heyerling
Amos Davie
J. J. Snyder
Lonnig Schneider
South Londonderry
Campbellstown
John W. Boy
Jacob Sierrer
Lawe
C.gingrich
Edwin Hardenmen
Millcreek
Newmanstowe
Joan S. Merieer
Meeting of Farmers in Jonestown Hall
A regular meeting of Lebanon county agricultural and horticultural associations will be held tomorrow in Woelfley’s Hall Jonestown. Sessions open at 9:00 a.m. and 1:50 p.m. The program includes lectures on the Hessian fly habitat and extermination methods. Free to all, and everyone is invited. members urged to bring friends and neighbors.
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Woelfley’s Hall
Jonestown
Agricultural and Horticultural Associations
Lebanon County
Mary Corcoran Died After Lingering Illness At 61
Mrs Mary Corcoran wife of Cornelius Corcoran of 510 Church street died Sunday after a lingering illness aged 61 years. Survived by husband five sons Daviel William John Aloveius and Nora Corcoran Bridget Finnigan of Columbia and many friends. Member of St Mary's Catholic church. Abner A Richter engaged to plan new St Paul's United Evangelical church bricks with stone front. John Imhof contractor. Also notes on Magnolia tree, political thanks, Bachman hospital operation, Henry Moyer injury, and a car sale of Uliuvis Horses.
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Mary
Cornelius Corcoran
Church Street
Daviel
William
John
Aloveius
Nora Corcoran
Bridget Finnigan
Columbia
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Keystone Gun Club Outing and Local News Briefs
Wheeling reports of residents dining at Eagle hotel on Sunday. Conductor Losesa Finger loses fingertip in drawnhand incident. Keystone Club to hold annual excursion to Cold Spring on a special train next Sunday. J Frank Etfelberger summoned to Pennbrook as sister Ho. Houck fights hemorrhage. J G Stauffer travels to Walter's Park for health. Robert E Newman of 403 Lemon street breaks right arm. William B Eckenroth withdraws from Democratic county commissioner race. South Lebanon township to hire 17 teachers on Monday June 19 at 9 am at Five Points school house. Lew J E Barnsxss, Secy.
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Nanma
Debsasa
Wes Lebigon
Bastic
West
South Lene
Donty Aunville
North Yonderderry
Londonderry
East Bauover
Swatare
Cornwall
North
Orn Wall
Jonestown
Bethel
Jackson
South
Millcreek
LSU
Keystone Club
Keystone Gun Club
Cold Spring
South Lebanon Township
Five Points
J.E. Barnsxss
Bect
Matrimonial Enigmas Across Indiana Marriages
A wry account from Indiana details multiple convoluted marriages that create tangled kinship ties. Grandparents, aunts, and siblings intertwine as couples wed relatives, yielding implausible lineages and bewildering family connections across several cases reported by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat reprint.
Indian mill sacrifice case shocks Hingoli workers
A Parsee mill owner in Hingoli Deccan runs a cotton gin where native engineers believe the engine is a god. When it falters they attempt a human sacrifice, dragging Hindoo worker Govindeh toward a furnace. Govindeh escapes after severe burns and dies later in hospital. Nowrojee and an engineer are arrested.
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Hingoli
Deccan
Nowrojee
Govindeh
Govindah
Jetunna Nowrojee
Bowboy
Chicago
Commencement Week Honors At Lebanon Valley College
Al Arnville Td Week at Lebanon Valley College features and concludes with Sunday sermon by Dr Roop. Christian associations host praise services and Rev N C Schaeffer delivers a sermon. Conservatory concert plans announced with participants including Mabel Manbeck and Mabel Royer among others and college chapel crowd fills for ceremonies.
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Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Roop
Christian Associations
N. C. Schaeffer
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Murder Trials Move to Manche County Village
In a Kentucky feud case the latest victim killed while in custody in Barbourville. The venue was granted at Manche county village on Saturday for murder trials to be held there. Principal defendant Tom Daker, sheriff’s brother, is tied to the case with others implicated as more confessions surface. Additional arrests were reported near Blanchester, about 25 miles from railway access.
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Prayer meetings and services at local churches
General church topics for members across denominations note prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:50 p m in St Mark s Reformed church with a sermon on Battling Troubles. Sunday school teachers meet after prayer. Children s day services next Sunday. Seventh St Lutheran church hosts Friday Bible study at 7:30 p m.
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Seventh St. Lutheran Church
Church Society Notes and Local Real Estate Sale
Sareu A B Juniors meet at 645 PM with a special program. YMCA YPCA and other christian society meetings follow at 730 PM. Women's missionary and mite societies hold a joint church meeting tonight. Levi Henry administrator reports sale of Samuel Bleifein estate at United States hotel for 2300 dollars to Reuben Bierstein and sister. John Penn discharged Saturday from Goon Samaritan hospital after rheumatism treatment.
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Sareu A. B
Mita Society
Young People’s Missionary Society
Gable
Mary
Ladies’ Mite Society
North Eighth Street
C. E
Jr. C. E
Mezxonra
A. B
Women’s Missionary Society
Women’s Mite Ecociety
Levi Henry
Samuel Bleiefein
United States Hotel
Reuben Bierstein
Marriages and local events mark twenty years ago
The item recalls weddings of Andrew P. Loeb to Elizabeth Lewis and William Conrad to Eliza Rapp. It notes estate actions by Isaac Hoffer, a serious wagon accident involving A Hershberger, and a German Lutheran ministerium session at Salem church. The old school board organized with Rev T S Juleston as president, J G Meteb as secretary, and Chan H Meily as treasurer.
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Andrew P. Loeb
Elizabeth Lewis
F. W. Kremer
William Conrad
Ellwood
Eliza Rapp
Union Township
H. Greer
Jonestown
Isaac Hoffer
A. R. Boughter
Lebanon Dime Savings Bank
Wm. Bordlemay
A. Hershberger
Cumberland Street
Herahberger Pie
Rev.t
Juleston
J. G. Meteb
Chan
H. Meily
Local social notes from Reading area visitors and residents
A flurry of social notices lists guests and visits across Reading and nearby towns. Names include Mastera Thomas, Mark Schonour, Mies Lie Hare, Anarlea Donley, Andrew Brady, Mrs Braue Bebner, Mrs Susan Wir, Miss Line Stem, Mr and Mrs L E Weimer, Mrs Harry Roby, Miss Ela Jonas, Miss Victoria Helen Cook, and others. Activities cover visits to relatives, hosting, and day trips, with several tied to Reading, Jonestown, Reading’s South Fifth Street, and nearby cities.
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Mastera Thomas
Mark Schonour
Wontelsuorf
Mies Lie Hare
South Eighth Street
Anarlea Donley
Seaday
Andrew Brady
Rived Fury
Sduday Na Behney
Steelton
Sundey
Braue Bebner
Hey. Ro Rogs
Suamekin
M. Iw. Pa
North Eleventh Street
Leftule Maruing
New York
Baste Lord Gooch
Philadelphia
Anna Bob
J. E. Rutlefs
Pam Wite
A Place Street
Veiting
Viet
Avabery
Poey
Susan Wir
Misa
Jonestown
L. E. Weimer
Paraday Elk
Weeilz
North East Waa
Harry Roby
Baltimore
0. C. Boyd
Ela Jonas
South Fifth Street
Walser Essick
Reading
H.C. Brill
North Eighth Street
Mra
Hasick
Mra. Brill
Victoria Helen Cook
Barber Allen Bronch
Geo. Bender
Gertrude Berder
John H. Stine
Mra. Winfield
Johns
Ellen M. Jobun
Mary Goodman
Douglase Street
Ming Florence Light
Hamilton Smith
Harry K. Benson
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Mr. Benson
Hebron
A.J. Schindel
Hazere Town
Eagle
Peakey i
Bible Class Anniversary at Salem Ev Lutheran Church
The ninth anniversary of Hon. C. R. Lantz's Bible Class was celebrated at Salem Ev Lutheran Church with elaborate services. The program featured hymns, prayers, addresses by Rev. EB. P. N. Platteicher and Rev. T. E. Schmank, an organ recessional, and orchestra accompaniment by Prof Frank Pegi and H. J. Schools.
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Salem Ev. Lutheran Church
C. R. Lantz
EB. P. N. Platteicher
Red Men at Lancaster Parade Plan
awatara Tribe of This City will participate in a Lancaster parade this week. The great council of Red Men convenes. 150 Gwaitara Tribe members will march in full costume, boarding six C L railroad special cars at 1020 tomorrow with Peres band. A women’s car is reserved, fare 4 cents round trip, and many locals may join. A Lebanon-bound special leaves at 1040. Saturday afternoon the degree team was photographed by Spaceler Harpel.
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Bng
Great Council of
Red Men
Lancaster
Tries
New Jersey
Gwaitara Tribe
C. & L Railroad Company
Peres
Lebanon
Spaceler & Harpel
Funeral Services For Local Residents In Separate Ceremonies
Funeral garvices were conducted this morning for Charles Leitz of Sand Hill at Mary's Catholic Church with Rev Father Adam Christ. Interment followed at St Mary's Cemetery. P H Thompson was the undertaker, William Dearolf attended. Funeral services for William Dearolf were held this morning at his father's home on Westman street by Rev Weidner of Lehman Street M E Church. Interment followed at Kochensderfer's Meeting House Cemetery. Mrs Martha G George's funeral was Sunday afternoon from her South Tenth Street home with services at the Church of the Poor led by Rev John Herring. Interment followed at Escventer Cemetery. James F McGovern was the undertaker.
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Charles Leitz
Sand Hill
Mary’s
Adam Christ
St. Mary’s
P.H. Thompson
William Dearolf
William Dearalf
Weidman Street
Weidner
Lehman Street
M. E
Kochensderfer
Undertaser Ruhbland
Msg
Martier G. George
Martha G. George
South Tenth Street
Church of the Poor
John Herring
Io.terment
Escvet R
Jas. F. McGovern
First Reformed
Bremer
Horse Injury Report From Cumberland Street Incident
A horse injured while Lizhes were evacuated stepped into a culvert on Cumberland Street causing injuries to its rider and a companion. The rider, H. K., and J. Hamilton Smith were taken to Dr. Fernster for treatment. The incident occurred Sunday night amid poor visibility due to a red lantern near the culvert. Grant Miller later lit the lantern and left for Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
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H. K
J. Hamilton Smith
Cumberland Street
Rich Street
Fernster
Grant Miller
Children’s Day Observances Highlight Sunday Schools
Sunday schools across the city celebrated Children’s Day with song services, recitations, and dances. Zion Lutheran featured a large program with flowers and a special committee, while St. John’s, Centenary M E, Memorial A B, Salem A B, and East Lehman St M E reported impressive services, large attendances, and generous collections for various causes. A funeral for Elias Whiskeyman was held at Grace Lutheran, praising his upright life.
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W. E. Stabler
H. W. Siegmat
Taravils
St. John
Misa Mary Johnston
M. E
Memorial A. B. Church
Salem AB
Rav. Whitner
Dayton
Lehman St. M. E
A. E. Thurman
R OC
McChalicher
Nora Peifer
Lewin
Lydia Mason
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