Harrisburg Debates Over Guffey Bill and Snyder Appropriation
Harrisburg reports indicate a short legislative session with Senate, addressing the Guffey ballot bill, the Snyder appropriation for public schools, and various bills. Amendments to the rapid transit and butter regulation measures pass, while the Senate declines to concur with House amendments to the congressional apportionment bill.
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Senate
House
Snyder
Harrisburg
Focht
Scott
United States
Harsburg
Jason
Elections Committee
Guffey
Stance
Bill Sawulotin
Barbers
McKinter
Bell Twentyreworth
Memiar Anny
Governor Stone
Abutthia
Yostoerdiy Tie Pocht
Apogee
Holmes
Balford
Grady
Philadelphia
Wiete Tlaven
Phila Selputta
White Haven
Laserne County
Flinn
Gorive
Yeas
Beng
Philadelphia ‘Court
The Jockey’s First Race and the Trainer’s Lessons
Ainslee’s views describe the journey from apprentice to rider as a test of nerve and skill. The trainer hones the boy’s hands feet body and eyes while the rider learns to face fear and seize the moment on race day.
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Allen Sangtee
Ainslee
Teo
Tee
Mrother
A Picture of a Catbont For a Fes from Frame Journal
In a fragmentary reminiscence by Trey, DP, ML Steele recounts laughter and awkward details from an early ceremony. The groom notes a modest future, and a promise of a gift if life goes well, amid memory of simple kindness and a park edge scene.
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ML Steele
Tancies
Water or Wordn at Annapolis Prompter Duel
An Annapolis feature recounts a stunt where two plebes cue a cadet in a politer ny speech using a water pitcher as microphone. The prompter directs flow on a chair back, testing politics with Democratic or Republican shifts. The gag ends with roles reversed, the prompter becoming orator, and all enjoy the playful scene.
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Annapolis
Dy Cyrus Tewnsend
Arady
Ito
Mooney
Thorauh Ivo
Lecome
Advance Agents of Civilization in Homesteading Era
The piece discusses restless wagon families labeled wagon children who drift across regions chasing land and prospects. It cites Professor Thompson of the United States Geological Survey noting a man who never slept in a bed, kept constantly moving, reflecting a transient frontier lifestyle described in the Saturday Evening Post.
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Mississippi
California
Thompson
United States
Geological, Survey
Saturday Evening Post
No Clear Article Headline From Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR text references a sentiment about sincerity and doubt with stray phrases about church and golf. No identifiable event person or organization is clearly present. The passage lacks coherent details to form a proper news card.
Town Meeting Called After Philadelphia Franchises Vote
Philadelphia June 21 six Republican county conventions named candidates for district attorney John Weaver and other offices. An independent ticket led by incumbent District Attorney P F Rothermel will be announced at a town meeting next Thursday night. The call denounces free gift of public franchises and accuses three men of seizing control to rule.
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Philadelphia
John Weaver
William S. Ware
Elty
John M. Walton
Henry Brooks
Common Pleas
J. Willis Martin
Robert Ralston
Board of Revision of Taxes
Alexander Colville
John #. Hanifen
P. F. Rothermel
Rothermel
Ashbridge
Union Miners Fired On in Matewan Bloodshed
In Matewan West Virginia June 21 a clash between union and non union miners led to gunfire from guards at Maritime mines. Boyd Martin and Riley Johnson were killed and Sam Artrip wounded as union marchers dispersed awaiting reinforcements. Sheriff Hatfield mobilized 50 deputies as tensions rise across Mingo.
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Matewan
W. Va
Lambert
Boyd Martin
Riley Johnson
Sam Artrip
Mingo
Maritime
Hatfield
Natfield
Semi-Centennial of Intercourse United Brethren Church
The fiftieth anniversary of the Intercourse United Brethren church concluded with an all day service after special Sunday events. Rev. M. J. Mumma and others preached and spoke at services for Sunday schools and youth groups. A historical sketch lists early preaching, building history, and a long line of pastors since 1850, celebrating the 1840s beginnings and 1850 church construction.
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United Brethren Church
M. J. Mumma
Ephrata
J. G. Smolter
New Holland
A. K. Wier
Soudersburg
Young Peoples’ Christian Union
H. M. Miller
Florin
A. Weidler
Intercourse
Charles Sweigart
Lnte
Cedar Lane
Catharine Zug
David Runck
William Given
Daniel Weideman
Augustus Rodgers
Samuel Seiders
Simon Noll
George Gilbert
Jacob Brewer
Rimmerman
Carpenter
Wv. J. Riland
Keys
Baltze
T. Peters
M. A. Salt
PL A. Bowman
Cy Mowett
M. P. Sanders
G. Kauffman
HM. Miller
William Beach
A. Weider
Week of Marriage Licenses Issued in Lancaster Area
The Clerk of Orphans Court records a week of marriage licenses with pairs from Lancaster, Columbia, Clay and West Lampeter townships, and nearby towns. Notable couples include John H Waters and Wilhelmina Brooks from Columbia, Alfred G Smith and Lillian Hostetter from Lancaster, and Harry G Thomson with Dora Murphy from Quarryville.
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Orphana’ Court
Brulagher
Pridiy
J. M. Reuter
Minnie M. Bullock
Columbian
Bueh
Mast
Tdn
Inventors Patents Listed in Pennsylvania Notice
A fragmented notice references inventors and patents including a rotary fan blower EB Lane Johnstown vegetable cutter NiW McCourt and related solicitors OC AY Snow & Co. near the U S Patent Office in Washington. The item appears as a legal or informal advertisement of American and foreign patent activity.
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Pennsylvania
AY Snow & Co
United States Patent Office
Washington
Lane
Johnstown
McCourt
Patent list includes multiple device patents and inventors
A historical notice lists various patent topics and inventors in Meadville Pittsburg and Philadelphia. Items include bolts clamping devices hot air turning naval coils electrical apparatus railway systems and vehicle body hanging devices. Copy requests sent to C A Snow & Co Washington D C with ten cents and date.
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Ford
J.C
Meadville
Willy
Steelton
J. P.schaffer
Pittsburg
HJ. Schmitt
Wyndmans
Wulve
R. W
Scott
Philadelphia
GA Smith
Easton
P.H. ‘Thomas
EB. Walker
Eric
J. W. Werner
Lebanon
Met Chopper
Reading
G. Westinghouse, Jr
Em manual Lutheran Church Marks Fifth Anniversary
The congregation of Em manual Lutheran church at West Walnut and Pine celebrated the fifth anniversary of the church and the pastor Rev P George Steger. Special services were held morning and evening with continued gatherings through the week ending with a lay men’s meeting on the church lawn organized by the Luther League.
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Emmanual Lutheran’ Church
West
Walnut
Pine Atrects
Lnuens‘tor
P. George
Steger
St. Awas
The
Luther League
Foot E ase Trade Mark Infringement Case Upheld
Buffalo supreme court sustains permanent injunction with costs and a small accounting of sales against Paul B Hudson manufacturer of Dr Clark s Foot Powder and a Brooklyn retailer. Court finds Dr Clark s Foot Powder an infringement of Foot Ease trade mark and common law rights owned by Allen S Olmstead of LeRoy New York. Similar suits planned against other infringers who use the Benetepg trade mark or similar rights.
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Laughlin
Supreme Court
Buffalo
Paul B.hudson
Dr. Clark
Brooklyn
Allen S
Public Sale at Christiana for Carload of Live Stock
John H. Darrow will hold a public sale of a carload of line horses including feeders dunks and drivers at Christiana on Saturday June 30. The CLARION offers advance payment rates at 41.00 per year six months 50 cents or three months 25 cents, with advance payment required.
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The
Clarion
John H. Darrow
Christiana
Jacob
Columbia National Bank
Arintiana Nationa Bank
Ouertoga National Bank
Envhrata National Bank
Elizabethtown National Bank
First National of Lancaster
Armers’ National of Lancaster
Fulton National A
Ancaster
Partners Nat'l Rank
Ephrata
First National of Columbia
Sit Bank
People’s Trust
Narryville Nationaly
Ibynion National of
Mount Joy
Lancaster
Pruitville
Ititz
Air A
Williamstown
Lancaster Sind Manog
Mannheim
Marietta
New Hollan
Big Spring
Beaver
Strasburg
Millport
Bix Spring
Mt. Joy
Mizabethtown
Lancaster and Susquehanna
Lancaster and
New Danville
Columbia and
Quarryville
Inquirer
Arryville
Stevens House
Col. Electric
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Waiter Company
Susquehanin Iron Company
Mieraville State Normal School
Beneeee
Ganna
Meliron Carib
Wereane
Helvetia
Tanncaster
Cornwall & Lebanon
Phiadelphia
Priladelmna
Fune
Atchison, Topel & Santa Fe
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Hineket &Pacific
Cherny Peake & Oe
Lebir
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Dreferrad
Lla. Electric. Co
Haffi Huston Gas. Inp, Co
Union Traction Cs
Reyes
Stoex
Subscriptions Offer Price Options for New Year
The notice announces a new year subscription priced at $1.00 with advance payment and $21.25 per year if paid later. It urges prompt payment to save money and avoid higher rates.
Spidern Instinct Captures Sixpence in Trapdoor Web
A Sydney Bulletin correspondent reports a trapdoor spider pulling a sixpence into its hole after a passerby noticed a neat circular mark. A Nature contributor notes spiders' doors are earth pellets bound by silk, and this spider’s behavior shows selective use of an object sized for its purpose.
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Nature
Sydney Bulletin
Napoleon Sayings From Fragmented Notes
Fragmented text presents scattered napoleon quotes and dialogue. The passage references algebra in campaigns and mass and velocity concepts. It includes dialog lines between characters and a mention of Miss Jones and engagement to her mother.
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Mr. Harkins
Jones
Timfles
Marriage norms vary between uncivilized and civilized societies
A fragment discusses Savage and Marriaize ideas about marriage habits. It notes a preference for early marriage and disdain for single state, with old maids and cold bachelors deemed rare. Chambers Journal is cited in the discussion.
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Chambers’ ‘Journal
Couple frames dream of a home amid mismatched phrases
A fragmented dialogue about buying a dream home is captured in a dated text with stray punctuation and unreadable lines. The exchange hints at tension and unresolved happiness as the idea of security collides with emotion.
Philadelphia Markets Report on Cattle and Hogs Prices
In Philadelphia on Saturday evening June 15 1910 receipts and market results show beef cattle offerings steady to slightly lower on top stock while common grades rise. Sheep and lambs hold firm with no major quotable changes. future market strong. Hogs from Lancaster and other regions were of adequate supply with firmer packer demand. cows and veal prices mixed amid steady to firm trend.
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Beoeves
North Penna
Lancaster County
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