New Oxford Council Names Lincoln Way East and West
Regular session attends to street and alley work. Lincoln Highway names changed to Lincoln Way East and West Philadelphia Street and Pitt Street. Streets, alleys, culverts, and crosswalks are approved or deferred. Fire hydrants to be repaired. bids for pumping station work postponed. Police presence planned for June 6. Finance bills approved. Nearby news notes a failed fish way, a double drowning in Harwood reservoir, a Texas cattle sale, and mad dog scares in York Street.
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Livingston
Miller
Kepner
Keony
Diehl
Burgess Hummer
Lincoln Highway Association
New Oxford
Philadelphia
Pitt Atreete
Lincoln Highway
Lincoln Way
F. M. Miller
Wehler Alley
Carlisle Street
Weet Beaver Alley
R. O. Wolf's
M. E. Church
Miller’s
J. E. Kepner
N. Orange Street
J. N
A. E. Kohr
Yeas Mesers
Keeney
W. A. Diehl
Water Committee
B. G. Weaver
W A. Diehl
J. E Kepner
F. Keeney
J E. Kepner
W. E. Hensil
Wm. E. Hensil
W. A Diehl
Editor’s Home Murder Suspect Held in New Jersey
George Bond, listed as living on Fifty‑first Street in Philadelphia, is jailed in Tom s River N J charged with killing John R Hafer of Reading Pa Bond allegedly helped break into Arthur Brisbane’s New York editor home after an orgy and ransacked the wine cellar The police question his confession and bond says Hafer attacked him with a knife during a dispute over alleged stolen money
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George Bond
Fifty-first Street
Chestnut
Philadelphia
Toms River
N. J
John R. Hafer
Rose Street
Reading
Bond
Hafer
Arthur Brisbane
New York
Brisbane
Becker Sentenced to Die for Rosenthal Murder
Ex Lieutenant Charles Becker was sentenced to death by Justice Seabury in New York for the July 16 1912 murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal. Execution set for the week of July 6. appeal may stay the sentence for months as Becker awaits court of appeals decision. He will be confined in Sing Sing death house during the interim.
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Becker
Charles Becker
Justice Seabury
Supreme Court
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Court of Appeals
Sing Sing Prison
Five more arrests in Harrisburg for express thefts
Harrisburg officials report five additional arrests in a theft ring involving express packages on cars from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. Suspects confess to taking items from parcels or replacing addresses. Detained: George Fritz, Roy B. Bittner, Charles Here, and John Dumm of Harrisburg. William Ryne of Bellefonte. Stewart B. Esherick of Pittsburgh.
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Harrisburg
Bridegroom Kills Himself After Wedding Quarrel
Mrs. Sarah Miller aged eighteen discovered her husband Charles Miller a twenty two year old farmer dead by suicide in the family barn near Woodbury New Jersey. The tragedy followed a quarrel with her half brother George Hancock who opposed the marriage. The bride was Miss Sarah Pedrick.
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Sarah Miller
Woodbury
N. J
George Hancock
Charles Miller
Sarah Pedrick
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Council Proceedings
McCall’s Ferry
York County
The
Power Company
Harwood
Frank Tereon
Anguet Schager
Edward Lasater
Falforias Ranch
Falforias
Texas
Coopes & Sons
Linden Grove
Coopersburg
York
Hilzabeth
Apollo
Kittauniong
W. T Phillips
Phillips
Hree
Werhboul
Ccessors
W. J. Mille Meat Market
Centre Square
Penn.a
W. J. Miller
Finl & Baker
Irxm
Agaatee
Ohio
Ori
VAAIA
Ieee Cpti
Paradise Catholic Church
Littlestown
W. C. No. 22
United States
Boise Penrose
Aian de
John W. Reese
Schuylkill Co
Emlet's
Emlet’s
Emlet
Hanover
Paul E. Sell
Carlisle St
Hanover, Pa
Edison
the Crystal Theatre
Funkhouser
Gettysburg
P.a.&s. Small Co., York Hardware
Alwona
Grover A. Miller
P. RK
George Bhaffer
TP. Frazier
Merchant Yarler
Philadelphia St
Battef
Wenere
Bo & O
Peer Cook's
William
James Hart
McCoyeville
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