Mrs McKinley laid to rest in Canton Ohio
Ida Saxton McKinley lies beside her husband in Westlawn Cemetery after a simple Methodist service at their Canton home. President Roosevelt and Cabinet attended a luncheon before returning to Canton as crowds mourned with stores closed and streets crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ida Saxton McKinley
Westlawn
McKinley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Westlawn Cemetery
Fairbanks
Root
Wilson
Cortelyou
Harris
Herrick
Buxton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Holmes
McKinley Home
North Market
Louis
Rubenstein
Green
Clark
Mr. Buxton
Isle of Somewhere
George Clark
Rachel Freas @reen
Emerson Krause
Ralph Brown
Berry W. Harter
John C. Dueber
Joseph Biechele
Robert A. Cassidy
George R. Freas
Austin Lynch
R. 5. Shields
C. C. Bowe
Baltimore & Ohio
Indianapolis
Michael Czolgosz
Leon Czolgosz
Cleveland
Czolgosz
New Castle
Honduras Lottery principals to plead guilty June 4
A Honduras National Lottery case ends as principals agree to plead guilty on June 4 and pay about 300000 in fines. The federal grand jury was dismissed and witnesses notified their attendance not required, per New Orleans reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Wilmington
Del
Honduras National Lottery Company
New Orleans
Local social notes show residents visiting friends and relatives
Numerous entries list visits and travels among residents of New Haven Connecticut. Lancaster and Honey Brook area figures, including Wiliam Bair at home with parents, H. O. Company associate. visits by H. C. Bucher. Luann Evans in Parkesburg. Marcus Seldomridge and wife in Lancaster. Miss Gertrude Kney in Coatesville. Emma Bair in Philadelphia. J P Rutter family at Intercourse. church meetings in Steelton and Reading. Memorial Day gatherings at Israel Bair’s. other local visits across towns such as Intercourse, Coatesville, and Goodville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam B. Bair
New Haven
Conn
J. P. Bair
H. O. Company
H.C. Bucher
Honeybrook Graphic
Clantion
Luann Evans
Parkesburg
Marcus Seldomridge
Lancaster
Sage Cauller
Mias Gertrude Kney
Coatesville
Mra
William
William Taylor
Readine
TH. J. Brown
Emma Bair
Philadelphia
George Mentzer
J.P. Rutter
Howard
Intercourse
Rev. S. M. Mountz
R.S. Brubaker
Reading
Lutheran Ministeritum
J. G. Noas
Reformed Church
Steelton
Mary Flemming
Elizabethtown
J.D. Warfel
R. B. Mason
FD. Mason
C. Diller
Omer Kling Ban
Geo. EB
Emily I. Supplee
Honeybrook
Israel Bair's
B. FF. Weaver
C. R. Bair
Goodville
Israel Bair’s
Elizabeth
Mary Baby
A. H. Bear
Ivan DD. Bair
Israel Bair
Elva G. Bate
Lanenaster
F. B. Hartman
Ralph Roseboro
Local notes from Baver ille farmers and town events
Farmers platted tobacco but most plants are small and may be late for setting out. John Burkhart and Jeaves show larger plants. Last year’s crop being eased for sweating. M and Graybill plan two houses on New Holland pike. H F Harsh returns from New York to work as clerk for W G Baby. D S Myer seeks a hardware store clerk. Edward Davis left Myer’s employ. Frank Marks buys a fine horse that dies soon after. Byler’s singing class grows. Tobias Martin’s horse dies from lockjaw. Martin Sheaffer plans a porch add on his house. John and Mrs Good visit relatives in Chester County. Jacob Rigsler Jr works on basket willows, illness delayed harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burkhart
M. &. Graybill
New Holland Pike
H.F. Harsh
New York
W. G. Baby
D.S. Myer
Edward Davis
Cay
Mr. Myer
Frank Marks
Byler
Tobias Martin
Martin Sheaffer
John Good
Chester County
Jacob Rigsler, Jr
Philadelphia Record to Print Weekly Law Series
The Philadelphia Record will publish Sundays from June 2 an extended series on Commercial Law by Utley E. Crane. Topics include Contracts, Business Associations, Agency, Negotiable Paper, Common Carriers, Sales, Insurance, Real Estate and more. Readers urged to order in advance or write 917 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Record
Utley E. Crane
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Three-Legged Chicken Draws Notice In South Hermitage
Mrs A A Kurtz of South Hermitage owns a two month old chicken with three legs. The extra limb starts midway behind the usual pair and the bird can run like the flock using only its two normal legs while the third leg does not hinder its movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kurtz
South Hermitage
Animal Kingdom
Stray Briefs From The Wayside
A jumble of brief notes from local papers includes J L Jacoby near Indiantown swapping a water pumping dog for a New Holland gasoline engine, a new Ephrata brick company aiming to 38000 to 10000 bricks daily, and plans to macadamize a Salisbury township road with marble from Red Hill. Also reported: a Johnstown boy crushed by corn in a bin, Rev J Y Mitchbell resigning after 50 years in Lancaster, Manheim Roses festival with sermons and speakers, over 1000 Schuylkill county primary candidates, Strasburg's Philadelphia Bait Manufacturing Co to employ 50 to 70 workers, Lititz Fourth of July parade with many floats, Theodore Smith heading to Edmonton, Canada, and a fatal accident in Airville where Ernest Doll shot his mother. coroner calls it accidental. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill County
Strasburg
Philadelphia Bait Manufacturing Company
Hildebrand
Lititz
Theodore Uc, Smith
Lower Oxford
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Smith
O. B. Curtis
New London
Ernest Doll
Frank Doll
Airville
York
New Snakeskin Belt Factory Opens Near Andersonburg
A factory near Andersonburg, Pa., begins producing snakeskin belts and pocketbooks after the spring planting. Hunters gather rattlesnakes for high value skins, blacksnakes also fetch good prices. Skins are removed carefully, tanned by a simple salt and dry method, and byproducts include rattlesnake oil sold for rheumatism and mounted snakes for natural museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonburg
Algo
Natural Museums
Intercourse News Notes and Memorial Day Observances
Intercourse residents report visits from Steffys Hawkinss and Blairs with numerous birthday and postcard gifts for Miss Anna Herr. Roadwork advances on Salisbury to Leacock, Bird-in-Hand to Molasses Hill, and New Holland road macadamization sought. Memorial Day events include Jr. A. M. and Paradise Lodge participation, La Park Band, U. B. Church Sunday school, and Rev. Roberts Appel giving the address. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Steffy
Harrisburg
Ira Hawkins
Mira
Emanuel Rutter
Lancaster
Mary,Neal
London Grove
Jacob Davidson
Sue Blair
Levi Yost
Bt. Fabor
Anna L. Herr
Intercourse
Sterling
Philadelphia
John B. Bair
Blair
Salisbury
Leacock
Stoner
Columbia
Pike
Molayses
Jr. C. A. A.M. Bart Lodge
K.of P
Paradise
la Park Band
U. B. Church
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Mrs. Npkinley
Cantor
Kiesing
Glasgow
Chalmers
Enterprise
Bank Nk
Pittsburg
W. Harvey
Prise National Bankkeof Allegheny
Hinds
Bareville
Torita
Ies
Brownstown
W. Brown
West Earl Township
J. L. Jacoby
Indiantown
New Holland
Ephrata
Red Hill
Newport Road
Buyerstown
Ettinger
Johnstown
J.Y. Mitchbell
First Presbyterian Church
Manheim
G. W. Geuszler
Frank Edmunds
Kennedy
Wm, M, Stauffer
DeWitt
ML. Stauffer
BLISS
Alonzo O. Bliss Company
Washington, D. C
Samuel Austin
Ann ST
A. D. Bliss CO
Washington, PD. C
Weaver's Store
Atlas
Aaron Weaver
Reidenbach, Pa
Enterprise “Phone
Chichester
Arker
Talso
McVicker
Sour Stone Sect
Bears
FacSimle Signature of
Ae Manes
I. G. Davis’ Sons
Davis
Reliable Store
E. G. Diller & Sons
New Holland, Penna
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