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Mummasburge Mutual Fire Protection Society
Margaret McGrew
F. K. Hafer
Abbottstown
Deering
Osborne
Hench & Drumgold
Oliver Chilled
Geo. L. Colestock
H.L. Strayer
Stauffer & Hafer
Straban Township
R. Bell
Hunterstown
Granite Station
Durham
G. R. Thompson
Adam Kimmel
Deer With Charmed Life Near Graffensburg
A deer on the Newman homestead near Graffensburg along the Gettysburg and Chambersburg pike survived five shots from close range. Harvey Newman tried to seize it with his bare hands after it evaded shots at 15 feet, then leaped fence and vanished. Dozens vouch for the scene as accurate.
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Graffensburg
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Harvey Newman
Newman
Mr. Newman
McSherry Seeks Seat in Congress
William McSherry of Gettysburg, a 1904 Democratic congress candidate in Pennsylvania Twenty district, aims for the nomination next fall. Party leaders say he will pursue a second nomination regardless of past election outcome, with Charles Duttera of Littlestown also expected to claim the nomination.
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York Daily
William MceSherry
Gettysburg
Congress
Pennsylvania
D. F. Lafean
William McSherry
McSherry
Charles N. Duttera
Littlestown
Harry N. Gitt
Hanover
Poor Directors Make Appointments
Directors of the Poor Board for 1906 convened at the Alms House and elected Jos. Kelly as President. N Foster Beard was chosen Steward and Mrs. Beard Matron. George S. Diller Clerk. Charles Werrick Treasurer. Dr. H. M. Hartman Physician. J. L. Williams Attorney.
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Joseph Kelly
George W., Irvin
David A. Conover
Jos. Kelly Pres
N. Foster Beard
Cumberland Township
Beard
George S. Diller
Reading Township
Charles Werrick
Gettysburg
H. M. Hartman
J. L. Williams
Special train from Washington visits Gettysburg field
A government delegation led by Secretaries Root and Taft, with military guests, toured Gettysburg on an unofficial visit. They were welcomed by Colonel Nicholson Major Richardson and General Lomax. Taft praised the commission work on the battlefield and an appropriation for more land was requested.
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Washington
Root
Taft
Gettysburg
Nicholson
Richardson
General Lomax
Military Park Commission
Commission
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