Local Residents Reach Outgoing Social Round in Hanover Area
Wm H Emlet of Hannover with sister Mrs A J Gulden and Ruth visit Harrisburg Middletown Loysville New Bloomfield Blaine and Juniata county for two weeks. Mrs Spencer Myers and son Harold visit mother Mrs E G Cook on Sparrow's Point. Mrs H W Swartz in Philadelphia Street visits daughter Mrs Win Myers at McKeesport. Mrs Harriet Herman leaves for Iowa for a stay. Rev P Mauger and family visit York. Many local names and short absences listed among Hanover residents traveling to meet friends and relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Emlet
Hannover
A. J. Gulden
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
Hoffman
Tiro
Ohio
Susan Blair
Mary Carson
Berlin Avenue
York
Baltimore
Hanson Hersh
Philadelphia St
P. Mauger
Sorber
L. F. Mezick
Dena
Viola Becker
Hanover
C. A. Diehl
Philadelphia
Bream
Straban Township
Asbury Park
W. H. Emmert
Mary
Pauline
Geo Emmett
York Springs
Washington, D. C
Louise Foster
Cora Henneberger
Chambersburg
Elsie Klinger
Levi Minter
Cashtown
C.C Stough
Carlisle Street
Julia Noel
John
Stone Jug
David Noel
Town
Mary Sheely
Near Town
Governor Pennypacker Lazio S. L. Johns corn planting event
Governor Pennypacker criticised S. L. Johns after viewing a Philadelphia Inquirer photo of Samuel Schwartz farm near McSherrystown showing teams planting corn. Hugh B. Hostetter of Hanover met the governor on a Harrisburg train and discussed farming details, the governor remarking that Johns must be slow for late planting. The Hanover Herald notes the encounter could influence future business views on 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
John
Court actions conclude final accounts and rulings
The court confirmed the second and final account of Geo J Benner as assignee for Henry Yingling. Pleas and appeals were heard, including notices of judgment against Louis P Bachman, and an auditor was appointed to distribute Berlin Branch Railroad sale proceeds. A peddler license was granted and administrators of Henry Cluck’s estate were discharged. Court adjourned to August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J Benner
Henry Yingling
Gettysburg
Adam Brtter
Chas. H. Cult
Selina Stern
Andrew Keffer
Constable
Margaret McCosh
W.A. Myers
Jessie Little
Jonun C Group
Amos Little
Boston Fire Insurance Co
Louisa Bishop
Littlestown
Walnut
Lombard Streets
Louis P. Bachman
Margaret Baile
Berlin
Win. McSherry
Howard 8. Yeatts
Tyrone Township
John O. Nary
Conrad Cluck
Henry Cluck
Belgrade Coup Names King Peter I of Serbia
In Belgrade on June 16 the senate and Skupshtina elect Prince Karageorgevitch king Peter I after the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga. The ceremony in the Salle des Fetes followed a mass amnesty as military leaders consolidate control. The new king faces a likely military dictatorship led by Col Maschin and Col Mitschitch. The royal couple were killed during a palace search. their bodies lie in the cemetery with minimal rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
Royal
Alexander
Senate
Skupshtina
Karageorgevitch
Persident Velimirovitch
Nish
Chamber
Alexander Maschin
Queen Draga
National Assembly
Velimirovitch
Neschics
Gretly
Peter Karageorgevitch
Prince Karageorgevitch
M. Schiokovics
Peter
Karageorgevitches
Peter I
Maschin
Mitschitch
Avakumovics
Russia
Austria
United States
War
M. Tudorovics
Alexander Obrenovics
Drasinga
Royal Tragedy in Belgrade Ends King Alexander and Queen Draga
A palace assassination in Belgrade reports the murder of King Alexander, Queen Draga, the queen’s brothers, Premier Markovic, the minister of war, two aides, and two officials. The event followed a military conspiracy that had the sympathy of many Servians, occurring at the Konak palace early yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Draga
Belgrade
Markovitch
Konak
Coal strike averted in anthracite region signaling compromise
Scranton reports no strike after operators accept credentials of District Presidents Nicholls Fahy and Dettrey named by the United Mine Workers as conciliators. Mitchell and Connell resolve to let separate district conventions elect conciliators. May coal price remains below the circular price with a projected June rise and a two percent wage increase.
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
Dastardly Crime Near Wilmington Claims a Life
Illeen S Bishop aged 17 daughter of Rev BE A Bishop superintendent of Ferris Industrial School four miles from Wilmington was attacked feloniously and left unconscious on the road after her throat was cut three times. She died this afternoon. George White a negro recently released from the county workhouse was arrested and identified near the scene. Police believe they have the right man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
George White
Woodward Farm
White
Week's News Condensed June 11 1905 Adirondacks fires and more
Collects brief items from June 11 to 17 1905 including Adirondack forest fires subduing. Bay State Gay Company attached in Boston for 1 850 000. Cor telyon at Georgetown awarded honorary LLD. stagecoach robbery near Weaverville California. earthquake in San Francisco. Lutheran General Synod set for Pittsburgh. Roosevelt returns to Washington from Cleveland. Catholic Colleges conference in Philadelphia. national banks condition call. McDowell McCook death. Crescent Ship Yards strike. Chicago hotels strike spreads. large Kansas City grain elevator burned. Wilkesbarre free delivery studies. Bellamy Storer in New York. Printing Pressmen union in Cincinnati. O Reilly returns from Europe. Lehigh baccalaureate. Rob ert Cattlett sentenced to death. Michigan forest fires. Kischiner massacre statement. AFL and hotel strike talks. Nixon on shipbuilding. Estelle capsizes ye rescue. Turner resigns Ottawa post. Sons of Veterans encampment Allentown. Chicago election judges convicted. New York trolley wreck injuries. Daley drowned. Delano court martial ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack Mounttains
N. Y
Supreme Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen
St. Paul
Minn
Bay State Gay Company of Delaware
Boston
Georgetown University
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Cortelyon
Weaverville
Redding
Cal
San Francisco
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Washington
Cleveland
Hanna-McCormick
Philadelphia
Alexander McDowell MceCook
Dayton
Crescent Ship Yards
Elizabeth
N. J
Chicago
Kansan City
Wilkesbarre
Bellamy Storer
Austria
New York
Southampton
International Printing Pressmen’s Union
Cincinnnati, O
O'Reilly
United States Army
Europe
Lehigh University
Allentown
A. Mackay-Smith
Pennsylvania
William and
Laura Whaley
Tennessee
Robert Cattlett
Knoxville
Michigan
Kischiner
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Nixon
United States Shipbuilding Company
Estelle
New York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Turner
United States
Ottawa
Ont
Sons of Veterans of Pennsylvania
Delaware
Joseph Daley
Moody
P. NM. Delano
Rev Edwin Stevens Lines Elected Bishop of New Ark
In Orange New Jersey on June 17 Rev Edwin Stevens Lines of New Haven Conn was elected bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New ark by a bare clerical majority with the lay vote for him on the first ballot. Some high churchmen opposed unanimous nomination. Rev Hathaway Dead in Pasadena after appendicitis operation. He was secretary of the American Sabbath Union with New York headquarters and home in Orange New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lines
Orange
N. J
Edwin Stevens Lines
New Haven
Conn
Newark
Rev. Hathaway
Pasadena
Cal
Dr. Hathaway
American Sabbath Union
New York
Pasadena Hospital
Editor George Coulbaugh Dies in Wilkes-Barre
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 48 years old and died of apoplexy according to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
George, W. Coulbaugh
the Telegram
Derady
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. L. Johns
Dimitrovic
Naumovics
Kistics
Nikola
Nikodemn Lunjevics
Zinzar Markovics
Pavlovics
City Mills
Southern
East Liberty
Reugh
Ashbury Park
Bempimen
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