Personal notices of Hanover residents travel and visits
Hanover area residents and visitors are listed with their movements. Wm H Emlet and sister A J Guiden plus Ruth left for Harrisburg Middletown Loysville New Bloomfield Blaine and Juniata county for two weeks. Several others, including Mrs Spencer Myers Harold and Mrs Harriet Herman, are visiting relatives or spending time in York Baltimore McKeesport Iowa and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Emlet
Hanover
A. J.guiden
Ruth
Harrisburg
Middletown
Loysville
New Bloomfield
Blaine
Points
Juniata ‘County
Spencer Myers
Harold
Sparrow's Point
E. G. Cook
Hanover Street
H. W. Swartz
Philadelphia Street
Win. Myers
McKeesport
Harriet Herman
Iowa
Rev. Hoffman
Tiro
Ohio
Susan Blair
Mary Carson
Berlin Avenue
York
Baltimore
Governor Praises S L Johns Farm Corn Planting Photo
Governor Pennypacker, riding a Harrisburg train, commented on a Philadelphia Inquirer photo of S L Johns farm near McSherrystown showing corn planting teams on the Samuel Schwartz farm. He noted Johns planted late and asked Hanoverian Hugh B Hostetter for more details, while the Hanover Herald jokes about a future business meeting with Sam Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh B. Hostetter
Hanover
Pennypacker
Harrisburg
Philadelphia “Inquirer
Samuel Schwartz
S. L Johns
McSherrystown
Mr. Hostetter
Johns
Hanover “Herald
Sam
Court items from Gettysburg assignee and local appeals
Court in session Monday and Tuesday morning confirmed the second and final account of Geo J Benner as assignee for Henry Yingling creditors. Plea in abatement filed in Brtter versus Colt. Appeals for new trials in Stern versus Keffer and McCosh versus Myers. Administrators Amos Little v Boston Fire Insurance Co. Appeal in Littlestown dam and opening of Walnut and Lombard streets argued with decision reserved. Judgment entered against Louis P Bachman for Margaret Bailey. Sheriff’s deed acknowledged Berlin Branch sale. auditor William McSherry appointed. Peddler license granted to Rioward S Yeatts Tyrone township. Withdrawals granted for Cluck estate administrators. court adjourned to August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J Benner
Henry Yingling
Gettysburg
Adam Brtter
Chas.h. Colt
Selina Stern
Andrew Keffer
Constable
Margaret McCosh
W.A. Myers
Jessie Little
Jonn C
Louis P. Bachman
Margaret Baile
Berlin
Win. McSherry
May
Pale
Rioward
Yeatts
Tyrone Township
Serbia forms new Karageorgevitch dynasty after palace massacre
In Belgrade on June 16 the senate and Skupshtina elected Prince Karageorgevitch king Peter I. The royal couple King Alexander and Queen Draga were slain, with officers including Colonel Maschin and Mitschitch leading the revolt. The abdicated monarchs were found and killed. the new king faces a military-dominated regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
Royal
Alexander
Senate
Skupshtina
Karageorgevitch
Persident Velimirovitch
Nish
Chamber and
Alexander Maschin
Queen Draga
National Assembly
Velimirovitch
Neschics
Peter Karageorgevitch
Prince Karageorgevitch
M. Schiokovics
Peter
Karageorgevitches
Peter I
Maschin
Mitschitch
Avakumovics
Russia
Austria
United States
Royal Tragedy in Belgrade: King Alexander and Queen Draga Assassinated
A military conspiracy, reportedly supported by many Servians, carried out the killing of King Alexander, Queen Draga, the queen’s brothers, Premier Markovic, the minister of war, two aides de camp, and two others. The palace attack occurred at 1:40 a.m. as officers moved in eight groups to the Konak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Draga
Dimitrovic
Alexander
Maschin
Naumovics
Kistics
Draga
Nikola
Nikodemn Lunjevics
Zihtar Markovics
Pavlovics
M. Tudorovics
Lyked
Alexander Obrenovics
Drasinga
Belgrade
Markovitch
Konak
Rev Edwin Stevens Lines Elected Bishop in New Jersey
The Rev Edwin Stevens Lines of New Haven Conn has been elected bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New Ark by a bare clerical majority. The lay vote supported him on the first ballot and throughout. Some high church members opposed unanimous nomination. Rev Hathaway Dead in Pasadena after appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lines
Orange
N. J
Edwin Stevens Lines
New Haven
Conn
Newark
Coal Strike Averted In Anthracite Region
In Scranton Pennsylvania June 17 operators agreed to credentials of District Presidents Nicholls Fahy and Dettrey chosen by the United Mine Workers for the conciliation board. Miners and operators reached a tentative accord with district conventions electing conciliators and a two percent wage increase anticipated for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Nicholls, Fahy and Dettrey
United Mine Workers
George F. Baer
Reading
Mitchell
Committee On
Messrs. Nicholls
Dutrey
Fahy
John Dempsey
First District
Girl is fatally attacked near Prices Corner Delaware
On June 16 in Delaware 17 year old M. S. Bishop daughter of Rev. E A Bishop superintendent of Ferris Industrial School was assaulted and left unconscious on the road near Prices Corner. She died this afternoon. George White arrested as the suspect after seen tailing a young woman. Ashbury Park witnesses report a waterspout two miles south of the city three miles offshore traveling northward and breaking offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Iliclen S. Bishop
FE. A. Bishop
Ferris Industrial School
Prices Corner
George White
Woodward Farm
White
Ashbury Park
Asbury Park
N. J
Bemgimen
Anothe
Week's News Condensed June 11 1905 Highlights
Subdued Adirondack forest fires. The Supreme Lodge of Ancient Order United Workmen met in St Paul. Bay State Gag Co Delaware assets seized in Boston for 1 850 000. Georgetown Univ honors Cor telyou. Stage coach robbery near Weaverville California over 700 taken. Earthquake shock hits San Francisco with no damage. Lutheran Synod to meet in Pittsburgh. Roosevelt returns to Washington after Cleveland visit. Catholic Colleges conference slated Philadelphia in October. Currency controller issues national bank condition report. McCook dies in Dayton. Crescent Ship Yards machinists strike for 3 a day. Cooks and waiters strike expands to Chicago hotels. Kansas City grain elevator burns 40 000 bushels wheat loss 100 000. Wilkesbarre free delivery plans studied. Bellamy Storer visits New York. Printing Pressmen Union meets Cincinnati. Surgeon General O’Reilly tours Europe hospitals. Lehigh baccalaureate sermon by A Mackay Smith. Cattiett convicted for whitecapping Whaley murders, Knoxville death sentence. Michigan forest fires threaten timber. Kischiner massacre prompts Roosevelt statement. Gompers aids Chicago hotel strike settlement. Shipyard reorganization not delaying vessels. Estelle capsized. all rescued. Colonel Turner resigns Ottawa post. Sons of Veterans encampment at Allentown. Chicago election judges jailed for fraud. New York trolley collision injures many. Dredging boat worker Daley drowns. Moody orders court martial for Delano embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack Mountains
N. Y
Supreme Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen
St. Paul
Minn
Bay State Gag Company of Delaware
Boston
Georgetown University
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
San Francisco
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Washington
Cleveland
Hanna-McCormick
American Catholic Colleges
Philadelphia
Alexander McDowell McCook
Dayton
Crescent Ship Yards
Elizabeth
N. J
Chicago
Kansas City
Wilkesbarre
Bellamy Storer
Austria
New York
Southampton
International Printing Pressmen’s Union
Cincinnati
O'Reilly
United States Army
Europe
Lehigh University
Allentown
A. Mackay-Smith
Michigan
Kischiner
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Nixon
United States Shipbuilding Company
Estelle
New York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Turner
United States
Ottawa
Delaware
Joseph Daley
Moody
P. NM. Delano
Wilkesbarre Editor Dies Suddenly in City Office
George W. Coulbaugh editor and proprietor of the Telegram real estate journal in Wilkes Barre Pa collapses dead in the county controller's office. He was about 50 years old and the death is blamed on apoplexy according to early reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
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Hanson Hersh
Oxford Township
Josephine Hershey
F. Hartzel
Emma Little and Son
McKnightstown
Wm. Frock
Fannie Plank
Helen
John Stock
N. J. Waltman
Charley Hersh
Elsie
Katie Winand
New Oxford
Geo. F. Rabine
Philadelphia St
P. Mauger
Sorber
L. F. Mezick
Dena
Viola Becker
C. A. Diehl
S. Bream
Straban Township
W. Emmert
Mary
Pauline
Geo Emmert
York Springs
Washington, D. C
Louise Foster
Cora Henneberger
Chambersburg
Elsie Klinger
Levi Minter
Cashtown
C Stough
Carlisle Street
Julia Noel
John
Stone Jug
David Noel
Town
Mary Sheely
Near Town
S. L. Johns
Pennsylvania Roller
City Mills
Pennsylvania
Southern
East Liberty
Reagh
Hathaway
Pasadena
Cal
Dr. Hathaway
American Sabbath Union
Pasadena Hospital
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