Brother-in-law Brierk Dies in Blackwood Mine Slab Fall
Daniel Shreiver, 72, a mother for miners at Lincoln colliery, was killed at Blackwood colliery when slate collapsed from a wing roof. His wife and one son mourn him. He belonged to the Union of United American Mechanics of Jonestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barviva
Daniel Shreiver
Blackwood
Manus
Lincoln
Azine
Bhreiver
Murray Station
Eveving
Waitin
Vincerd
Unior of
United America Meclanics
Jonestown
Princeton Tragedy details and court proceedings
The article recounts the death of a Princeton student and the ensuing investigation. It describes mourners, memorials, and the community's response, with references to the accused and witnesses. Preliminary hearings and testimony focus on poison allegations and the suspect Cochran, as students prepare to travel to Newcandla for further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohls
Fimbrick
Dave
Ube
Ath
Jide
Allanity
Tuller
Racelya
Chita
Newcandla
Gastwell
Yeynet Nhartem
Roemitp
Learug
Eyivetie
Savery Eludenta
Bayer Boon Witeepaod
Joree
Thompson
Collins
Downs
Dowie
Cochran
Detar Zarther
Oslo
Presens
Edwin Gould Outlines Trade Prospects and Politics
Edwin Gould advocates base trade growth as crops prosper. He notes better factory activity and railroad ties improving prosperity, with hopes of a market rebound amid a positive national trade outlook. He discusses New Jersey politics, a gubernatorial candidate, and a party tour planned by coach through Pennsylvania and New York next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamatorryta
Kawin Goold
Linuélag
New York
Anitouk
Gould
Bod & Twlegram
Eitar
Norbien
Bevckar
Hopolal
Hocravar
Mimy
George
New Jersey
el Nansense
Tallybo
Zanton
Water Gap
Norristown
Tuxedo
Tarrytown
Girl, 14, Acute Violent Attack on Stranger
A 14 year old girl named Justina pried into a deadly street assault in which a man named Muschito was stabbed and mortally wounded. The assailant, described as Justina from Ke pleas, attacked after a rejected plea for mercy and was confined to Mount Vernon hospital for injuries to the victim. The incident drew police attention as the wounded man was transported to the county hospital for treatment and possible death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movst
Lersel
Jover
Pasquali Masella
Muschito
Justina
Siuechto
Bey
Bouss
Verpon Soepital
Keples
Bouth Serenth
Murel
Marsing
Juslna
Maery
Racor
Insane Servant Attacks Mistress in Chicago
In Chicago, Mary Irawn, a servant girl, assaulted and murdered Mrs. Hooke at 4350 Lerkley Avenue while she gave work directions. Hooke fought but was killed as the servant dragged her body upstairs and then leapt from a window, an apparent suicide attempt amid the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hooke
Lerkley Avenue
Mary
Miprey
bin Syirvid
Veto clash stalls governor power over state bills
The House halted the governor's veto power to appoint Cornelius and others to a board in a dispute over cases of functions. Republicans pressed questions on continuing the investigation as a committee, while a motion to rescind readies for action as adjournment looms. A man fell from a riverbank near Capadion, later found injured with facial wounds and possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maararet Newark
Cornelman
An Biniers
Board of Notcation
Alec Myer
Ate
Setatore
Twenty fourth Annual Episcopal Convention Opens in Reading
The twenty fourth annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal church in the central diocese of Pennsylvania opened at Christ's Cathedral in Reading with Assistant Bishop Nelson Ruligati presiding. Delegates and clergy present included 67 clergymen and 52 lay delegates. C. S. Clement elected secretary, reporting on finances and convention funds. An address from Bishop Howe was read. reports showed multiple balances and investments, with notable figures cited. Street lighting improvements by Lebanon Gas Co introduced with Wellsbuch burners, planned for broader use to replace oil lamps and support gas stoves in the region. A nearby larceny trial ended with acquittal for Johnson. Public notices included state universalist convention developments and a society marriage announcement for Richard Quay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treading
Protestant Episcopal Church
Central Diocese of Pennsylvania
Christ's Cathedral Church
Reading
Nelson
Ruligati
South Bethlehem
Ley
C. S. Clement
Sunbary
G. E. Farquar
Potteville
Renzell
Harrisbury
South Athlehem
Resvive
P. R. Stetson
Creaturer
Episcopal Fund
Bishop Howe
Lebance Gas Company
Lebanon Gas Company
L. E. Weimer
Ulyy
Gaz
Big City
Allentown
Gao
Kroose & Co
Subley and Honest Morey Bi metallist slogan
A bi metallist convention features a demonstration at Kempeis, highlighting slogans and a declared stance. The event centers on Subley and Morey as prominent figures, with attendees rallying around the political outlook and economic policy implied by the cry.
Convention of Southern Democrats and Populists in debate over silver coinage
A two day gathering in the city united 20 southern states' delegates including Democrats Republicans and Populists led by Senator Turple to press silver and honest money. Speakers attacked monetary policy, praised Andrew Jackson, and pressured for independent action in 1893 while opposing Bryan’s stance on the money issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turple Ta Ghosen
Congresaman
SibIay
W. J. Bryen
Nebraska
Warner
Ghia
Thomas
Alan Adame
Colorado
Alesander Delrsnt
California
Thao- Fessoe
Jotolugueatos
Aparmalians
Sennrar ‘Turahs
Inidinoi Aq Eiairmatt
Thas Seatlvaun
Alersoder Lalwar
Cal- Horniano
Ateriarn
Puorsylvacia
Thamus
Colorada
Sind
Adron Wolgatt
Invncu
Tolay
Jones
Arkansas
Tanumesss
Etranyih
Innit
Tha Andudnay
Congersman
Grast
Prem
Santace Wititins
Steware
Noval
Congressien
Jornegle
Sibley
Ernest
Dlinak Ogo
Cartiala
Agnois
Hugheh
Carllain
Stiriey
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Tennessee
Sier
Tallirta
Bart Thay
Rr Sibley
Munry
Bryan
Neiaske
The Union Picnic Delegates Move to Form Defiplta Plans
Delegates met at the Cornwall and Lebanon railroad offices to finalize arrangements for the Fourth of July union picnic involving multiple church bodies and Sunday schools. The schedule listed morning departures for Moravian Chestnut St Luke's Episcopal Seventh Street Patheran Saint Mark's and more with a follow up meeting planned to fix final rates and music by a Perse singers band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall & Lebanon Railroad
BF. Gingrich
C. G. Banob
Methodist Episcopal
K. Greeff
J. Roberts
Tra O. Hotter
St. Mark's Reformed
J. Ww
Harry Harbach
H. E. Davia
Trinity U
Light
Geo
Marquart
E. E. Lehman Street
Fitzsimmons Measured Inches and Weights Report
A damaged newspaper item records measurements for a lanky fighter and associates in New York, detailing height, chest, reach, and limb dimensions. It notes slight variances from prior November measurements and mentions political action in Connecticut and a police search for a person named Frank.
Synod Meats Marching 1895 96 Budget and Cemetery Presidents
The 148th car superior convention of the ministerium of Pennsylvania adjourned after setting a synodical year budget of 1895 06. Allocations include General Beneficence 24500 75 and Home Missions 12000. Reports cover Orphans Home in Gerrman and Mary J Drexel Home with details on numbers and finances. The General Synod excursion visited Gettysburg and Pennsylvania College with addresses by notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernoon
Monty
Gattysburg
Ministerium
Pennsylvania
EH. Geefalt
Church of the Nativity
Tioga
Sad Forten Missions
Mngtish Home Wimions
General Council
Muhlenburg College
Home Missiona of Pennsylvania Ministeria
Foreign Missions
Ministeriam of
Il. Lowe
Ruglich
Cenenth Council
German Home Mission
C. J. Turzel
Gerrman
Guardiane
Christan Sieyes
Revelytz
Carl Goedel
Mary J. Drexel
Honee
Kaiserewerch
Germany
Institutive
Home For
Cafirm
Children's Hospital
German Hospital
Franziskabifunt School
Germantown
Euston
Eutherno Homne
Silegheny
Thas
St Mark's Thurch
Philadelphia
Eesalopy
Nou
General Synod
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Theological Seminary
Am General Synod
Or. Valentine
Pennsylvania College
Lutheran Church
Penmiar
Waraleo
Moehaim
Uy Das
Aldermanic arrests and hearings fill county records
Legal notices and police actions dominate this fragment. John Dodge faces assault and battery with $200 bail set for a 2 PM hearing. George Kessler and George Witmer are also arrested on various charges with bail posted. Several trustees for a local hospital and a governor approved hospital board are named amid scattered weather and local incident notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnaus
Battazahn
John Dodge
Henry Thompson
RK J. Miller
Young People Meet at Fifth Annual Union Convention
The fifth annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the East German conference of the Tate Brethren in Christ opened in Zion's U B church Reading Ohio with nearly one hundred delegates. Leaders discussed the convention purpose, open parliament, junior work, and conference papers while a evening service and multiple sessions followed, concluding with committees named for hospitality resolutions and the Los Angeles mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Christian Union
Tate Brethren In Christ
Zion’s
U. B
Reading
H. ¥. Shape
Ohio
Young People’s Organ
Solomon&. Seidel
Dniva
ML H. Jones
Bil
Cora Miller
Mra
Daugherty
H. F. Shope
G8. Miller
AR Mlecker
Lanon
Memorial Church
Lebanon
H. L. Shoop
J. A. Jolineau
J. Shoop
Roe
T. G. Spang- Beer
Rock
BS Gable
C. &. Boltz
J. P. Smith
Baltiprove
Thoraz
Zion Church
A. H. Soulliard
C. A. Miller
D.&. Longeer
Moses Kreider
Miss Wenrich
Mix Cora Miller
Gohatitation
C E_ Baughter
A. & Hertzel
Nathaniel Ligitt
Mary Grumbine
Lizzie Weidman
Cora R. Maduins
A. H. Jones
T. G. Spengler
Emma Fenstermavher
Los Angeles
Argument Court Cases Set For Next Week Proceedings
The court schedules argument Monday June 17 with cases including Lon's whorch va Ada HB and others. Motions for new trials and judgments are listed, along with preliminary examinations and several local social notices and fishing mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gicht Cosen
Lon
Smotien
Dyndore
Kline & Dechat
Grove
Use Va. Lebanon Manufacturing Co
Maule
Moorehouse Ve
Sunbeam: Publishing Co
Leah Bordenhorn
Esi
Wlgnatic
Mie
Coie
James FH. Hurtenyn
Jacob W. Easton
Annie M. Gueton
Jonas H. Garman
Valley National Bank
Japan Faces World War Threats In Eastern Seas
A garbled report discusses Japan gathering warships in the Yellow Sea as China and other powers buoy tensions. It notes Formosa talks, Korea influence, and potential clashes, with references to Yamagata and军 events, plus foreign reactions and local school staff appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northers
Ciegh
Japanees Ministry
Iota
Japan
Kusata
Rucain
Ate Forgotwo
Tim Gret
Hosein
Ininister
Mayotha
All Council
Rugaiax
Russis
Cba
Port Levaott
Serintons
Kogsia
Vongtey
Formosa
Atenchurle Sons
Word Company
Ensils
Foriuoca
China
Conn Yamagata
Sebring
United States
Tisssracs
Cliltua
Taha Feeuck
Klog
Jane
Jie
Golog
Peking
Ube Vmparsz
Iis
Grim Reapers Harvest and Local Deaths Reported
Local notices reveal multiple deaths and funerals including Agatha Stiromler of 122 Bute qunhood street, Sophie Klopp and Willon Klopp relations, and a note on a man missing. unrelated reports mention a lice-based remedy, argarine murders confessed by a woman, and market displays of oversized arrowberries. Other items cover police actions, school teacher exams, and shipments of horses to Philadelphia.
Proclamation Controversy and International Relations
The 1895 U S proclamation on Cuban affairs draws debate with Senator Morgen and Senator Call while President Cleveland defends the policy. Britain fails to renew sea regulations, leaving patrols to the United States and Canada amid arbitration tensions. Bayard visits Britain’s Kimberley en route to Kiel for canal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Critain
Wasamaroy
Jone
Great Britain
Bes
Government of the Sea
Naberiow
Bering See
Mt Mee
State Department
Gir Jatian Pauneafote
England
Treasury
Payard
Elebertey
Losvor
Thomas ¥. Bayard
United States
Earl of Kimberley
Eecretery
Kiel
Twenty Years Ago at Pennsylvania Sabbath School Convention
The eleventh annual convention met in a Union County church with Rev J F Reinmund welcoming delegates. County commissioners and A and Light staff toured Jonestown and townships aiding bridges. A wedding anniversary and arrests of local residents were noted amid broader trial appeals including Lebanon National Bank case and others before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Jutheran
J. F Reinmund
Welcoms
A & Light
Jonestown
Union
East Hanover
Jetia
Jonathan Wwberger
Lebanon
Albrigin
Melly
Araeff
Diehl Et al
Ayers
Elaod
Trout
Appeal of Lebanon National Bank
Light's Appeal
Gulterionn and
Robertson
Taght
City Property Committee Eyes Building Repairs
The city property committee met Wednesday evening with Select Connellsian Snel E Retovenl and Messrs Reinoeb Blick and Jeiser. They planned steam pipe and window repairs at the Liberty engine house, fence straightening, floor repairs, interior paint, and roof work. Additional work includes doors, a second floor davik room, and improved ventilation. broken panes replaced and fences tightened.
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Connellsian
Reinoeb
Blick
Jeiser
Liberty Engine House
Yalnt
Kr. Black
Davik
Boar
Union Engine
Dewis
Mexers
Reineck Sud | Keiser
Weill
Tissing
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Sen Deat
Hugh
Blate
Princeton
Edwin Gould
Canta Lever
Episcopal Convention
Acuma Plana
Tietz
Gea Bins
Stowe Johnsos Colorads
Lodge
Johnson
Busprary
Unitertalist
Alimpos
Jeregy
Usy
Primarec
Richard Quay
Soatee Qa Br
Eesigtieien
Sewickly
All Lineaeters
Seager
Wil
Subley and
Honest Morey
Kempeis
Suwa Almord
Hirawalf
Genent Grunfart
H.R. Harmar
BR. WW. Stewart
W. ¥.Taytor
Hava Eisia Cmt
Vnry Rathru
Justia
I'nylor Fa
Washington
Soverntmant Prining
Pichpocket
Bob Brewer
Milwaukee
Imac Deanborg
New York Brewera’ Azevolation
Tosta
Wniod
Diamond Pine
Galige
Gon Tone
Bormnes
Bate
Tamsub
Toi-PelFu
Wos Tasyovo
Aquaual
Solidara
West Pomme
West Porst
Ybenty
Wilreseatre
Cornell
Ewo Terres
Lencest
Beever
Floyd
John i Amburgy
Martin En
Tha Homed
Amburgy
Dear Beaver
Martin
Amabargy
Cornel-farverd Combinm
Trnaca
Harvard
Met
Fitzsimmons
Tena
New Tork
Joneik
John Wilson Gibbs
West
Baa
Prisiat
Novewter
Hebsa
Lie Peak
Connecticut
Senate Ib
Frank G
Aldermanig News
Ireserver
Alderman Booth
Cave of
Con.ve
George Keaster
Richland
Iive
George B. Woomer
Smith
Cyrus’ Lape
Jevi Long
Murray Ristenbatt
Henry Astley
James Linthuret
Hurety
Conable Sattarahn
A. T Piercon
R. L.‘ Millee
J ¥. B. Meyer
Wchland
George A. Hunter
George Kessler
Booth
Keseler
IM Seelton
Sobn Cu
George W. Witmer
Steelton
Squire Leihig
Biemarck
Witmer
Mary Ann Border
Wernersville
Henry BL. Decibers
Pia Jozeph Lembereer
Horace Brock
Geo. F.je’ As
J.B. Kremer
Car
Ananille
Fhe
FUYS
Heaalinn
Reailiog
Argument Court
Grant Weilman
Luther F. Houck
Frank Jj. Meily
Leo 5. Grumbine
George B. Wooner
G. H. Moyer
C. R. Lanta
Harry J. Schools
Chariea H. Killinger
A. A. Walters
Jacob EK. Reinoehl
Ralph F. Light
George 5
Woemer
Love
Dunkard Demouination
Lebanon & Tremont Railroad
Pinegrove
Lebanon Valley
E. H. Faust
Ella Kautz
Harry Zerbe
Church Street
Second
Guilford Streets
Luther Brandt
Bohn— Wentz
T.warren Wents
Harrisburg
Sxank Walton
James P. Wolf
Cyrue Ristenbatt
Swatara
Mummelatown
Adam Fnark
George Stull
Union Water Works
Dabs
Annvilla
Dube
Stenhien
J. EK
Anteville
Evangelical
Nevnrard
Esther Shott
Columbus
Mra H. Dungberty
A.B. Bowersee
Claude Matthews
David Bender
Claus Nennion
Charles D. Wolick
Franklin and Mershall College
Lancaster
Weirick
Pishhig
Bintagie
Harry Riopp
Saingel Trafford
Witrean
Bianugle
Swatsra Creek
Xokea
Fernas
Jaqun
Cole
Rnch
Hua Bean
Fem
Sulette
Aly
Gefrain
Bitiog
Howin
Beiog
Hiroshima
Ab Spangis
Smith Apatites Township
G. B. Gerberich
Z. A. Bowman
Mies Emm Witmer
Kias Annie Saylor
Rees
Lizzie Walters
Zama
J J. G Nye
Whimeyer
D. M. Speck
Fontana
F. W. Light Baeryman
Taye
Sutlael Haaga
Agatha Stiromaler
Bute Qunhood
Ie Geuli
Michael Haar
Excelsior Springe
Merment
Sopitta Kloip
W. C. Steiner
Harrisbute
Sophie Klupp
Avy Frise
Up Sevuind
Guilford Stress
Rebrersbirs
Decessed
Willon FP
Daniel P. Klopp
Wita City
Honschoeper
Flita
Erre
Hinrich
Corlessen
Hottie Good
Bowransville
Lancaster County
William Griffithe
Berks County
Here
Rosena Furnace Company
Weimer Umachine Works
Dager Todas
Tutchers
Board of Samtrol
J. K Knerr
J. K. Funck
Stanley Uhrich
L.galvin
Fisher
Benjamin Moyer
T. L Walbern
Kaness
Wm. Penn
Wu Piven
Asomeen
Charles Bollinan
Belmont
Michael McDonald
Boll Nan
Dang Burers
Allroowers Buspouilen
William Deitrich
Lebanon Valley Railroad
Girett
D. Camper
J Ditzley
South Lebanon
South Lebanon Township
Thie Township
Avon
TAE
Ari
Serator Cals
Spain
Owen Cade
Are Warne
Wasminstos
Laurges
United Stace
Call Dos
Call of Floride
Belligerante Ab
Europe
Probibiphaircithenos
Eqab
Yostuke
Panini
T. Gravar Cleveland
Ublind States of America
Anid Jawa
Lael
Amartan
Lebsons Chain Works
Watertown
Tony
Twi Dee
Aoe Amm
Ednesday
City Property
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