Aldermanic News Arrests and Court Actions
A Philadelphia jeweler maker Weroescir H Deissweidt was arrested by Conotabie Hunter for selling jewelry in violation of city law. bail set at 103 dollars for libel and arrest charges by the Major. Several men were arraigned for reckless driving after a collision that killed a horse, then discharged after evidence and arguments. George T Spang son of ex City Treasurer Spang graduated from the Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddler
Weroescir H
Deissweidt
Philadelphia
Conotabie
George A. Hunter
Isi
Alderman Miller
Teuis
Joseph Kreider
Henry Kreider
Wallace Gaszert
Mores Breidenstein
Jobo Forney
Gerhart
Alfred Lirtt
Twomsae H. Capp
Ceq
George T. Spane
George H. Spang
Law School
University of Pennsylvania
Ursinus Alumni Day Sees Elections and Oration
Ursinus College held its alumni meeting with officer elections including President Mrs E W Lentz and Vice President Rev T C Strock. An alumni oration by Rev J Lewis Flack urged serious study and timely skill, followed by director elections Francis J Cramer and F G Hobson as presenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Ella B. Price
Collegeville
Roby
J. Lewis Flack
Myerstown
Francis J. Cramer
F. G. Hobson, Esq
Austrian cabinet maker linked to Vienna murder case
Bartholomee Kost, a Vienna cabinet maker living with his Chicago bride, is believed responsible for the death of Marie Vendicka. Police say Kost, who married Marie Schirma in Vienna, followed Vendicka to New York then Vienna, before returning to Chicago. He will be taken back to Vienna for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholmae Kort
Austria
Chicago
Bartholmee Kost
Vienna
Marie Vendicka
Kost
Marla Schirma
Cook Ink
Miss Veodicka
Thgirl
Misa Veodien
Berlin
Marie and Bartholmae
Miss Veodica
Elbe
Jay
Marie Schirma
America
Kast
Poincare to form cabinet amid French crisis
Paris reports M. Poincare agreed to attempt cabinet formation after a meeting with President Loubet. He faces refusals from Bourgeois Krantz and Delcasse. Bourgeois remains in The Hague mission, Delcasse wants only the foreign portfolio, and Krantz cites Dreyfus trial concerns. Several other prominent figures have declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Poincare
Paris
Loubet
M. Bourgeois
Lebanon Trial Days Open at Special Term June Nineteen
Six cases from the May term of the common pleas court are slated for trial at a special term opening June 19. Judge John W. Simonton of Harrisburg will preside, with traverse jurors drawn from criminal court sessions. Cases include Shaffer v Shaffer and ejectment actions against Lebanon & Myerstown Street Railway Co. and land and tort disputes involving Swangers and Boyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
John W. Simonton
Harrisburg
Petit Jorore
Criminal Court
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Horace N. Sheeffer
John A. Shaffer
John Wengert
Jamez Hinkle
Jobe Wengert
James Hinkle
John Adam Becker
The
Lebanon & Myerstown Street Railway Company
John H. Swanger
Rebecca Boyer
Solomon F. Boyer
Solomon Boyer
John Swanger
Henry Byerle
Charlee Swanger
Robert Swanger
Red Men at Lancaster Parade Show Big Turnout
The great council Independent Order of Red Men met in Lancaster with a morning business session and a large parade. Membership rose to 41,479 during the year, ending with 37,510 active members. Expenditures totaled $217,783.30 with notable sums for relief and funeral benefits. A Lebanon Swatara Tribe 276 contingent led by a six foot rooster drew wide attention, and the Lebanon party returned home at 12:30 AM via the Cornwall railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Great Council Independent Order of Red Men
Lancaster
Committee On
Eveat Council
United States
Swatara
Swatera Tride
Haymakers’ Association
Cornwall
Reverend Light and wife Leave for Hagerstown
Rev Ezekiel Light chaplain of the National Soldiers Home at Dayton Ohio and his wife departed on an early morning train after two weeks in Jeff visiting relatives and friends They planned to meet David Long of Kansas City in Harrisburg then travel to Hagerstown to visit Rev and Mrs L C Burtner in Dayton their daughter’s family and return home Many friends gathered at the station to bid them farewell Reverend Light is respected as chaplain of the soldiers home for many years by the veteran residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel Light
National Soldiers’ Home
Dayton
J. A. Bowman
South Eighth Street
Jeff
Herrieburg
David Long
Kansas City
Capitol City
Hagerstown
Left on an Overland Trip Teev Fisher Family on Visit
Teev Fisher and Abraham Miller with families depart in Martin Hallacher eight seated team for Berks county trips to Barnville Hamburg Kutztown and Boyertown returning via Reading. They visit Mia Fisher’s parents briefly then travel to various towns. Church notices for country people follow with multiple Lutheran services and Sunday schools listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teev. Fisher
Abraham Miller
I. Calvin Fisher
St. Mark’s Reformed Church
Miller Organ Company
Misa Renie
Martin Hallacher
Mia Fisher
Admin letters granted and picnic at Rocky Springs
The notice lists letters of administration and testamentary granted to Rebecca and Peter Ginder, Harriet Umberger, Jonathan Benzing, Elias Sooke, and Adam Fortna for several estates in Lebanon and North Annville townships. It also mentions Arion Quartet members performing at a noon picnic in Lancaster at Rocky Springs with Mr. Ratter on barjo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register Hoffman
Rebecca
Peter G. Ginder
Peter P. Ginder
South Londonderry Torship
Harriet Umberger
Rebecca C. Umberger
Northo Lebanon
Jonathan Benzing
Calvin H. Bensing
Elias S$. Sooke
Leonard H. Alleman
North Annville Township
Sarah
Fortna
Adam
Arion Quartet
Rocky Springs
A. A. Ritcher
Jacob Rauch
Barry Umberger
Walter Martz
Frank Ratter
Frank E. Krause
Jeff
Lancaster
Mr. Ratter
Barjo
Real estate transfers record two farm land deals
Caroline S Kreider transfers farm land in Bethel and Swatara townships to Peter Loosa for 2530 dollars. Peter Graybill transfers property in North Annville township to Jane E Jobo B and Albert A Beyerle for 265 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline S. Kreider
Peter Loosa
Bethel
Swatara
Peter Graybill
Jane E
Jobo B
Albert A. Beyerle
Lus
Proon
North Annville
Pretty Church Wedding At St. Mary's Church
The wedding of Miss Anna L Allwein and Joseph A Ganeter took place at St. Marys Catholic Church with a full choir and orchestral mass. The couple, crowned by Father Koch, left for Niagara Falls on a bridal tour and will settle at 532 North Eighth Street after a weeklong trip. Attendants included Miss Lucy Greth and Jobo Wachter. guests travelled from Elizabethtown Frostburg and New York among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Mies
Anna L. Allwein
North Eighth Street
Henry
Anna Allwein
Joseph A.ganeter
Anthony
Anna Ganter
North Twelfth Street
Charles Koch
James Luckenroth
Clayton
Haydn
Thia
Lucy Greth
Thia City
Jobo Wachter
Boyer and
Leininger
Paul Kuntz
Weimer
Henry Allwein
Out of
City
Mary Ferry
Teresa
Elizabethtown
Lancaster County
Francea Allwein
Hopkin Rosenberg
Percival Woomer
Blake
New York
John J Allwein
Frostburg
Maryland
Lewia Allwein
Steelton
Noll
Alice Woomer
Myerstown
Twenty Years Ago in Lebanon Area Highlights
Twenty years ago Henry Fritz began in brickwork near his local stone quarry on North Fourth Street. Albert G. Rowe died at the almshouse at a little over 41. The News published Lutheran ministerium proceedings. John Reiber suffered a severe foot injury from stepping on a nail at Lebanon manufacturing works. Lebanon Transportation Co offered 26 dollars for captors of the party who damaged a seine at the summit level Wednesday night. Lebanon Valley College commencement was held. E R Early caught a four pound calfiah in Swatara creek. At the state pharmaceutical association meeting in Pittsburgh, Joe L Lemberger was re elected treasurer and Dr. George Ross named delegate to the American pharmaceutical convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureday
Henry Fritz
North Fourth Street
Albert G. Rowe
Almshouse
Lutheran Ministerium
John Reiber
Lebanon Manufacturing Company
Lebanon Transportation Company
Lebanon Valley College
E. R. Early
Londonderry Township
Swatara
State Pharmaceutical Resociation
Pittsburg
Joe. L. Lemberger
George Ross
Byron King Delivers Lectures at Lebanon Business College
Byron W. King of Pittsburg, renowned elocutionist and head of King's school of oratory, gave a well received afternoon lecture to Lebanon business college students. His recitation of Myself and Sallie Ann delighted the audience and the evening program included literary entertainment with proceeds for the college baseball team. A large love feast at Pinegrove drew Donkards traveling by Leba non and Tremont railroad from Lebanon and Dauphin counties. Harry White and Florence left for Springfield Mass to visit farmer Clough family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron King
Pittsburg
Lebanonn Business College
Byron W. King
King’s School of Oratory
Lebanon Business College
Myself
Sallie Ann
Bse
Thia Segeyn
Mr. King
Pinegrove
Lebanon & Tremont Road
German Baptist Brethren
Lebanon
Dauphin Counties
Pa. Democrats Fail To Nominate Supreme Court Judge Candidate
Harrisburg June 15 Four hundred five representatives of the Pennsylvania party met to nominate candidates for supreme court judge and other offices. After nearly six hours and eleven ballots for many candidates, no nominee for the supreme court was chosen. Kennedy of Allegheny and Yerkes of Bucks emerged as leading contenders. The convention adjourned with 11 candidates still in play and votes ranging from 15 to 72, far from the 218 needed. The platform backed Chicago's lines and Bryan, opposing Republican “Quayism.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Thation
Kennedy
Allegheny
Yerkes
Bucks
Supreme Court
Chicago
Bryan
National
Guffey
Albright
Allen
Bechtel
Dewitt
Dickinson
Ermentrout
Krebs
Lynch
Mestrezat
Munson
Smith
Stewart
Wolverton
Little
Doty
Munsen
Ellecock
Mestrent
Franklin in Bronze Unveiling of City Statue at Post Office
Philadelphia on June 15 dedicated a bronze Benjamin Franklin statue sculpted by John J. Boyle and donated by Justus C. Strawbridge. The unveiling on the south plaza of the post office occurred after an 4 p.m. ceremony led by Beck at Chestnut Street Opera House, with presentations by Postmaster General Charles Emery Smith and Mayor Samuel H. Ashbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
John J. Boyle
Justus C. Strawbridge
Post Office
University of Pennsylvania
American Philosophical Saicts
The
Franklin Institute
Hismal Society of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Hospital
Library Company of Pennsylvania
Philia
Margaret Hu Itman Dache
Sist
United States
Beck
Chestnut Street
Opera House
Miss Kate Kendig Dies After Weeklong Illness
Miss Kate Kendig aged 30 died at her Annville home after a week of nervous prostration. She ran a millinery shop and was active in the Old Lutheran church. Her death brings sympathy from friends and family as the community notes her kindness to children and broad acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Kendig
Annville
J. S. Kendig
Kendig
Old Lutheran Church
Kreider Hofeman wed in Middletown ceremony
Sante Kreider of Campbellstown married Miss Katia R Hoffman of Middletown in a morning wedding at the bride's home on North Eighth Street. The groom, a public school teacher, and the bridal party were photographed by LG Harper of Harper & Spangler on the residence lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Sante Kreider
Campbellstown
Katia R Hoffman
LG. Harper
Harper & Spangler
North Eighth Street
Deadly disaster at New Richmond town wreck
New Richmond Wisconsin June 15 thirty two new graves were added as funerals filled two cemeteries. The known dead reached sixty with over twenty missing. The Williams store basement yielded no new bodies. Four bodies found yesterday named Mrs Hawkins Willie Hughes John Prior and John Larsen. The Hawkins family is mostly wiped out. Relief efforts progress with money and supplies pouring in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Wis
Henry Larsen
Williams Dry Goods
Terum
Williams
Kate Hawkins
Willie Hughes
John Prior
John Larsen
Hawkins
Patrick Barly
Haly
Prior
Joseph Brockway
Thomas Stevens
Relief Committee
Snough
Tornado Toll in Herman Neb and Wider Storm News
Ten dead and twenty five injured in Herman Nebraska after a tornado wrecked the town on Tuesday night. One hundred buildings were destroyed and only six structures remain. Relief efforts include Blair aiding about a hundred homeless residents with funds and tents. A separate Omro Wisconsin storm damaged barns and homes, while the Fox River rises. In San Francisco the fruit canneries form a cartel to control output. Washington reports a Porto Rico code drafting by insular commissioners for postwar governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Neb
Blair
Washington County
Wisconsin
Omro
Wis
Fox River
Explosion at West Lebanon quarries injures workers
A dynamite blast at Lackawanna iron and steel limestone quarries in West Lebanon injured quarryman Charles Fessler, 23, who is listed in precarious condition with sight loss. Levi Sonon was injured, others lightly hurt, as Fessler attempted to remove unexploded dynamite, violating safety rules. The accident followed by doctors and hospital ambulances, with blame placed on Fessler for not notifying the foreman. Authorities note charges from last week and ongoing safety practices at the quarries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Charles Fessler
Good Samaritan Hospital
Levi Sonon
Feaster
A. B. Groninger
Fessler
Sonon
John Zeller
Wm. Shott
A. Brighthill
Fornacea
Fegsler
Cyrna Heverling
Feesler
Glonioger
Colebrook Furnaces
Lebanon Valley Railroad
Cyrus Heyerling
Joseph Strohman
Stephens Strobman
Women Injured In Domestic Accidents In City
Mrs. B F Harper of 540 Weidman street injured her right hand while canning fruit when a jar top broke, causing deep cuts and heavy bleeding. She remains bedridden under Dr George W Seibert care. Nearby, Mrs Caroline Hynicka of 37 Chamberland street fell on a stone step injuring her right shoulder and arm but with no serious wounds. helped by H Case and daughter Elizabeth Hynicka Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Harper
Weidman Street
George W. Seibert
Chamberland Street
Caroline Hynicka
H. Case
Elizabeth Hynicka Miller
St Luke's Episcopal choir annual outing at Mt Lebanon
The St Luke's choir men and boys enjoyed a full day on Mt Lebanon premises hosted by Mrs Arthur Brock. They played cricket tennis stage ball and football on the lawn and will dine later this evening before singing under choirmaster J Will McAdam and organist Charles DeHutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Episcopal Choir
Mt. Lebanon
Arthur Brock
J. Will McAdam
Char, DeHutt
Long Bicycle Trip Through Elizabeth to Mt Zion
Misses Carrie and Cora Gerhart daughters of Mr and Myre Elias Gerhart of Mt Zion on Thursday June 1 made a bicycle trip from Elizabeth New Jersey to the homes of their parents. They visited Princecon with Prof Martin and friends then the university campus and seminary. They toured the Lawrenceville campus and schools then rode to Philadelphia and stayed with cousins at Royersford and Spring City. They reached Stoudsburg overnight with Mrs T Hefleifieger and on Wednesday the journey ended at Mt Zion with happy hearts and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Cora Gerhart
Myre
Elias Gerhart
Mt. Zon
Elizebeth
N. J
Ellzsbeth
Princecor
Martin
Echooacd
Lawrenceville
Philadelphia
Royersford
Spring City
Stoudsburg
T. Hefleifieger
Mt. Zion
Jong Bicgie
New City Industry Opens At 134 North Eighth Street
At 134 North Eighth street William K. Eckert opens a new boot and shoe repair shop with a factory like standard, using a machine driven process and a collecting delivery wagon. William Umberger, formerly at Palmyra factory, supervises daily work while Eckert remains chief clerk at New Commonwealth shoe store. Marelli Pool Room purchased by Harry Marelli and Charles Diseinger with plans for extensive improvements to the Marelli hotel pool room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Eighth Street
William K. Eckert
William Umberger
Palmyra
Maanager Eckert
New Commonwealth Shoe Store
Local residents and visitors share social visits
Wm Bray Boyd and family hosted by Elias Gerhart at Mt Zion. Col D B Case of Marietta visited. Miss Annie Dowley arrived from Philadelphia for a visit. Nell Consedice and Frank Conee dined with Mrs W H Youtz. Clarence Weimer returned from Hill School. Carrie Stoever heads to Mt Gretna for several days. Nora Crouse left Dauphin for summer vacation. Maria Becher visits Lancaster. Laura Printz returns from Reading. Cordelia Ruolf and daughter depart Springfield to home. Additional local movements include J H Uresman from Reading, Ray Gingrich from Washington DC visiting W R Bubb, and Harper’s Hotel proprietor Allen Walmer calling in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bray Boyd
Nell Consedice
Frank Coneedine
Renovo
W. H. Youtz
Chaifferstown
Clarence Weimer
L. E. Weimer
North Eighth Street
Hill School
Pottetown
Miea Carrie Stoever
Highth
Maple Streets
Mt. Gretna
Mies Nora Crouse
Dauphin
Jist
Cornwall
Embich
Mies Maria Becher
Cumberland Street
Lancaster
Mira Laura Printz
Reading
Bertha
Estella
Cordelia Ruolf
Springfield
iMase
QO. G. Klopp
Chestnut Street
Iefe
C. & L Railroad
J. H. Uresman
Cameron County
Bell
Bis City
Allen Walmer
Harper's Hotel
Eat
Lickdale
Daniel Boba
Maria Shocker
Lehman Streat
Jonestown
A. M. Filbert
Raymond
Ninth
Cumberland Streete
Pine Grove
Harry Moyer
Cut Rate Clothing
Draggiet
George H. Bender
Francia Gerberich
Unierownahip
Perseverance band serenades Lancaster Morning News
The Perseverance band of Lebanon led by Prof. A. G. Hewitt performed a Morning News serenade on Tuesday evening. They played several selections in a pleasing manner pleasing to both office employees and many onlookers. The band was among the best in Tuesday's parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster “Morning News
Swatara
Lebanon
Perseverance
A. G. Hewitt
Thie City
Perseverance Band
Lancaster Morning News
Graduation Class Dine Tomorrow Evening at Lebanon High
The Lebanon high school graduating class will dine tomorrow between 8 and 9 PM at the Lebanon Valley House. J W Sperry and Frank Heizey prepare the banquet. the class recently graduated from Figner academy of music. Several boilermakers from Union boiler works head to New Jersey Wednesday afternoon to erect a patent ore ronater and gas producer, planning to be away weeks. James Lord and family depart for Ocean Grove today for a several week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon High School
Whic
Figner Academy of Music
Lebanon Valley House
J. Wistar Sperry
Frank Heizey
New Jersey
William J. Schoole
Reuben Shott
Daniel Wise
Union Boiler Works
Ocean Grove
James Lord
Pennsylvania Belt and Nut Worker
Harriet Couch
Second
Cumberland Streets
Monroe Bachman Improves After Appendicitis
News from Wednesday reports Monroe Bachman, son of P W Bachman of this city, showing improvement in condition while recovering from appendicitis at Hahnemann hospital in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Bachman
P. W. Bachman
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
P and R Time Table Notice and Advertisement
The correct P. and R. time table appears in this line and will be printed daily henceforth. Headers are asked to note this change and not misinterpret. Ounce Ointment is advertised as offering latent relief and a permanent cure available at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leech, Stiles & Co
Lemberger & Co
Sam, Todam
Commencement Exercises at Let Valley College Annville
Commencement week at Let Valley College Annville closed Wednesday evening with diplomas awarded by President Koop. Dr Mar Hoyt delivered the address from Philadelphia. The program featured piano solos, vocal numbers, an obblgato, a violin solo, and a grand orchestral concert. Degrees granted include Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts, with graduates named for each program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Let. Valley College
Annville
Co. Chapel
Mar. Hoyt
Philadelphia
Mabel Royer
Lore Hystnal Purpts
Hervin A. Roop
Hattle
Gomne
Marcel Manbeck
Anna Kreider
Fred Light
Tati
Lithe Kreider
Edith Graybill
Reba Les
Annis Myers
Hattie Shelley
Pano
Mende
Mabel Manbeck
Cluvent
H. U
Koop
Emma R. Batdorf
Alma M. Li
Eaith
Graybill
Lesh C. Hartz
F. Herr
Bess M. Landis
Anna
Caroline D. Seltzer
Hattie
Mand S. Trabert
John P. Batdorf
Cence V. Clippinger
Galen D. Light
Mahlon Miller
Irvin E. Ronk
Bache
Arte
Walter G. Clippinger
H. Hoy
Isaac W. Huntzberger
Ha. M. Imboden
William C. Jones
H.- E. Miller
John D. Stehman
Migs M.E. Kreider
M Mabel E Manberk
Congressmen Bland Dies in Lebanon Missouri at 1:30 AM
Richard P. Bland known as Silver Dick and Father of the House, a long time advocate of free silver and tariff reform, died after a prolonged illness. Born August 10, 1835 in Hartford Kentucky, Bland served Missouri and California, practiced law, and held public office before serving in his many Congresses from the Forty-third to the Fifty-eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Richard P. Bland
Ot Beck
Richard Parke Bland
Dolla- Bland
Thaz
Allover
Charles O'Neill
Philadphia
Bland
Hartford
Missouri
Cafornia
Utah
Nevada
Nevada City
California
Rolla
Lebanoga
Well Known Citizen Dead Shaak Dies at 72 in Chambersburg
John H. Shaak longtime resident of 23 Cheath street dies this morning after illness at about 72. He served as Democratic county commissioner under the current framework and held flour and feed business ties after farming. Survived by wife Mrs Sarah, three sons Thomas J Casper N and Frank P, two grandchildren, and brothers Jacob Philip Henry and Evas W Shaak. He was active in First Reformed Church and city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Shaak
Atreet
Philip Shaak
Lebanon
Deceager
First Reformed Church
Sarah
Thomas J
Big City
Casper N
Harrisburg
Frank P
Kearney
N. J
Jacob
Philip
Henry
Evas W. Shaax
Luthke League of Trinity Evy Sociable At Reinoehl Residence
A successful lawn sociable hosted Wednesday evening at 517 North Eighth street by Mr and Mrs Samuel U Reinoehl and daughter Miss Mary. The event featured Chinese and Japanese lanterns, arranged tables, and treats such as fruits ice cream and cakes. A neat sum was realized and local attendance was strong. The News notes the "Class of ’99 Lebanon High School" photographs and laments lack of historical schoolhouse photos before many were razed. Bardock Blond Bitters is advertised as a remedy for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. U. Reineehl
Eighth Street
Luthke League of
Trinity
Lutherarebore
Samuel U. Reinoehl
North Eighth Street
League
Reinoehl
Misa Mary
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Ele
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France
John W. Snoke
Newmanstown
Renshaw
George B. Renshaw
First Baptist Church
Dowingtown
EX Nation
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Chaplato Light
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St. James Ev
Lutheran Mission
Chestnut Ste
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Richland
H. J. Welker
St. Mary's Catholic Church
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Daughier
Florence
Mass
Clough
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Fourth Regiment
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Insular Commission
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War Department
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England
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Memorial Church
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St. Luke’s Choirr
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