Harrisburg Letter Reports Governor Action On Railroad Measures
A Harrisburg letter summary notes the governor will act within a week on railroad measures and coal mine policy. It mentions amendments to second class city rules, coal inspection changes, and a constitutional amendment on voting machines. The piece cites Senate actions, house debates, and a July session adjournment.
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Efirrreen Sear
Bence
Pires
Egal PLC
Gagestani Inspectose
Comecreeoan
Rerporatiens
Henderson
Allegheny
Pitts- Derg
Tenee Sotonakingi
Senate
Lee
Bedeyty Belia
Bejetha
Geta
Uae
Ube
Lie House of Representatives
Max
Stone Yesterdey
Harrisburg
Yeater Way
Washington letter on Cuban affairs and Philippines policy
A Washington dispatch discusses Cuba's constitutional process under Platt amendment pressure and cautions acceptance or rejection by Congress. It notes U S passport policy for residents of island possessions and comments by Capt. Geo. Bryan on Philippines’ future, language, education, and eventual statehood prospects. It also cites ministerial moves, tariff advocate Charles Moore, and overall protectionist debate.
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Gen
Wood
Aelause
Washington
Haykins
Ambngsider Choate
London
Department of State
United States
Congress
Hie Islandia
Geo. Bryan
Philippines
Americgales
Althouse
Tae Eiven
Chabattieelips
Maine
Ondo
Purvis
Elaine
Vellevrecht
United Siates
United Shates
Loomis
Venezuela
Leonia
Te Diplomy
Charles WA. Moore
Amenean Protective Tarieagi
Presidentiayd
Pagitte
Kr. Moore
Brent
Nome
Wasitrxatoy
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Midland Railway Prefers British Locomotives Over American Models
Samuel W. Johnson of the Midland Railway asserts American locomotives cost more in fuel oil and repairs, and are less economical than British engines in six months of tests. Sir Ernest Paget notes American and English practices differ, with American engines treated as disposable while English ones are built for longevity.
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London
Midland Railway Company
Samuel W. Johnson
Locomotive Department
Mr. Johnson
Ernest Paget
United States
Lincoln to secure Lincoln remains against desecration
Robert T Lincoln plans immediate action after Inter Ocean report on Abraham Lincoln’s remains in Springfield. He investigates the monument site in disguise, concluding the current location risks body snatching and will seek to place the body beneath a cemented block for protection.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Lincely
Lincoln
Ainst Pos
Tie
Nivst
Independence Yacht’s Second Sail Trial Marred by Minor Steering Jam
The Lawson yacht Independence, on its second sail-trial in Boston on June 7, suffered a minor steering jam that halted the test after about ninety minutes. Despite the hiccup, the vessel showed strong rigging and mast strength, reaching speeds over three miles per hour on a mile reach.
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Independence
Boston
Lawson
New York Yacht Club Has Taken No Action on Preliminary Cup Races
The New York Yacht Club has not acted yet regarding the Preliminary Cup races planned in early June. An accident involving the Constitution may lead to abandonment of the event.
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New York
New ‘York ‘Yacht Club
Jailed for Conspiracy to Defraud Insurance Firms
A jailed suspect faces charges of conspiracy to defraud insurance companies. The case centers on alleged false claims and related schemes. Police and prosecutors have not released further details.
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Arainn
Workhelmes
Chautauqua Assembly Opens at Mount Gretna in July
The annual Chautauqua assembly at Mount Gretna opens July 2 and runs to August 8. Lecturers include Prof Francis H Green Dr Lincoln Hulley and Dr N C Schaeffer with performances by Edward P Elliott Charles F Underhill and others. Access via Lebanon and Cornwall & Lebanon railroads with program details available by mail from George D Krause.
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Pennsylvania
Mount Gretna
Jay
Francis H. Green
Lincoln Hulley
N.C. Schaeffer
F. R. Roberson
China
Norway
Leon Vincent
J. H. Stahr
F and M, College
State Teachers’ Association
George C Groff
Porto Rico
Carolina Jubilee Singers
McGinnes
Dentrick
H. J. Jenkins
Agnes Crawford
Hugena May
Spoon
Lebanon
Valuable Summer Excursion Route Book Issued by Pennsylvania RR
On June 1 the passenger department issued the 01 edition of the summer excursion route book. It details principal eastern resorts with routes and fares, listing over seventeen hundred route options. The color pamphlet includes maps, illustrations, and can be procured at ticket offices for ten cents or mailed at twenty cents.
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The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Pittsburgh area inventors patent notices requested by C A Snow & Co
A list of patentees from Pennsylvania and surrounding towns with proposed devices and apparatuses including tube couplings, gas burners, rolling sheet metal, water boilers, window shades, urine testing devices, electrical motor controls, and locomotive components. The notice offers one dime per patent copy plus postage and requests readers send date of this paper to C A Snow & Co Washington DC for copies.
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Toe Iuvenntors
Pennsylvania
C. al, Snow & Co
Solicitors of America
United States
Patentafice
Washington
Pittsburg
Ariay W. BP
Tut
AL Y. Pry
Charleroi
A. L. Haldeman
Campbelltown
Gate Spring
S. P. Heep
Millvale
J. Hepburn
Warren
Ale. Job
Wilkesbarre
Button
D. RK. Jones
Homestead
Rott
J. Schmick
Hamburg
Enim
B.C. Shipman
Wilkinaburg
Milkinburg
JLA
Connellsville
E . de ‘Wassell
Ironing Made Easy Tips From Home Journal
Guide to achieving crisp ironed garments using starch and boiling water. Recommends dipping articles in a pail of water, using one tablespoon of starch per quart, and finishing with whiteness and lustre.
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Fulton
Dickens Love Letters Revealed by Lives of a Welsh Woman
A living Welsh woman preserves a century old trove of Dickens letters. The collection, kept for over fifty years, offers insight into the novelist’s private voice and creative process. The Evening Post plans to publish excerpts in the June 16 issue, shedding light on Dickens’s sentiments.
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Charles Dickens
Union meeting notes show progress and pledges in June
The regular June meeting at Mrs Amos Longenecker's home featured singing, prayer, and reports. Annie E Binkley treasurer announced 2110 raised toward the calendar fund with 2 donated that day, totaling 23 10 toward Bird in Hand's share, plus reports on literature, health, mercy work, and temperance efforts and a pledge from Bertha Mshenshado.
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Lily McClure
Bart
Entertaining Union
Annie
E. Binkley
W, CT
Mary “Heusey
Elizabeth Neuhauser
Elizabeth C. Mathiot
Elizabeth Mathiot
Milas Annie I. Strickler
Rickett
Miss Gibbons
Misa Pusey
Ada Banshey
Loyal Temperance Legion
The
Legion
Union
Band of Mercy
Young Crusader
Booker T. Washington
L. Bertha Msbenshado
Weekly Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk of Orphans' Court
The weekly list shows licenses issued for several couples across Lancaster and surrounding townships. Notable pairs include Harry W. Finefrock with Annie M. Shirk of Providence, Henry C. Collins with Mary Sh. Zell of Lancaster, and Abraham Haber with Bessie Hess of Manheim. Additional matches span Lancaster, Lancaster township, Warwick, and Chester county regions with partners from various local communities.
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Orphans' Court
S. Brubsker
Harry W. Finefrock
Annie M. Shirk
Providence Township
Henry C. Collins
Mary Sh. Zell
Lancaster
Abraham $. Haber
Warwick
Bessie H. Hess
Manheim Township
John K. Russell
Lancaster Township
Mary A. Wolfersberger
William Yeller
Lanc Easter
Bertha Ge Enek
Gittia
Florence J. Peterman
Amos Af. Siegrist
Clara K. Birckowalter
Special Excursion To Buffalo For Pan American Exposition
Pennsylvania Railroad offers a special excursion from Philadelphia and nearby areas to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. Round trip tickets good going only depart Philadelphia 8:30 am with connections, return within seven days. Fares vary by origin from Philadelphia 89, Harrisburg 9.80, Altoona 9, Lancaster 8.69, Reading 8.10, Hagerstown 8.10, with pro‑rata from other points. Not available in Pullman parlor or sleeping cars. Consult local agents for exact times and rates.
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Phuraday
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Herrisburg
Harrisburg
Trenton
Altoona
Lancaster
Reading
Hagerstown
Pullman
Imperial Shrine Meeting Promotes Kansas City Excursion Rates
Announcement for the Imperial Council Ancient Arabian Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine meeting in Kansas City. The Pennsylvania Railroad will offer round trip excursions June 7 8 and 9 from all stations at one fare plus 2 dollars. Stamps valid for return June 11 to 17. For rates and information contact railroad agents.
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Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Kansas City
The
Pennsylvania. “Railroad
Senate
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Fragmentary OCR Summary of Unclear Local Notice
The readable text shows scattered words and phrases including Philadelphia and Crozer. Missing context prevents clear event or action. cannot determine the main headline or specific details.
Markets Report From Philadelphia June 1 1901
The Philadelphia market notes an active firm cattle sale with strong demand and steady prices. Beef and veal values held through the day while mutton and lambs showed mixed but generally firm quotes. Cattle from Lancaster county dominated offerings with Western stock present.
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Philadelmmhta
Lancaster
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Cover
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Wm. J. Ritter
Carolina F. McMillen
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Intercourse
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Dancaster
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Hinkletown
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Columbia National Bank
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