Eighth Lutherans Reunion At Pen-Mar June 28
Local notices report the eighth annual Lutherans reunion set for Pen-Man on June 28. Other items note Navy promotions by resignation of Chief Engineer Towne and a fatal wood accident in Ridgely involving Frederick Thomas. Funeral services are listed for Mrs Ann Harding and John P Cramer with details of pallbearers and interment.
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Pen-Mar
Naval Academy Athletic Association
Washington County Sunday School Union
Navy
Towne
Frederick Thomas
Ridgely
Cull
Laurel
James Gladhill
Ann M. Harding
M. Bruce Harding
Festchurch Street
Father Coleman
Jos
Eisenhauer
John Eisenbseuer
George Rodock
Q. J. Beckley
G. C. Carty
John P. Cramer
Mount Zion Church
Glade Church
E.P. Ditmar
A. Conner
Wm. Hofman
James Helms
Edward Zimmerman
Frederick Heffner
John Felmer
Wm. Kemp
Messia
A. T. Rice & Sons
Hotel Arrivals and Nearby Notables
Hotel arrivals listed include Orze Borsz J5 Alvey Hagerstown J5 Shane 8 J Frazier Sadie 5 T Yates L W Wiler s Hotbs A EB Moyer Bsitimore D Chapman and wife Washington Albert Ofzer Philadelphia county 8 Grorr Horst Wm Kosoth Philadelphia Geo Marquis Washington Ed Hackett Johnstown Pa county 23 Carums Horst J T Fitchner Baltimore Boyd E Larrick Leesburg Va G A Geigler Hazerston county 16 Salvation Army held a largely attended open air meeting at the square corner on Saturday evening.
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Alvey
Hagerstown
Shane
J. Frazier
J. Sadie
T. Yates
L. W. Wiler
Hotbs
A. EB. Moyer
Bsitimore
D. Chapman and Wife
Washington
Albert Ofzer
Philadelphis
Grorr Horst
Wm. Kosoth
Philadelphia
Geo. Marquis
Ed Hackett
Johnstown
Carums Horst
J. T. Fitchner
Baltimore
Boyd E. Larrick
Leesburz
G. A. Geigler
Hazerston County
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Salvation Army
Coupon Offer for Part of Rand McNally Encyclopedia
A coupon promotion invites readers to send or bring a coupon and 10 cents to a local office to receive one part of RAND, MCCNALLY & CO S ENCYLOPEDIA, indicating a multipart sale or subscription drive.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Tillman Inquisition Sparks South Carolina Tension
In Columbia Governor Tillman uses telegraph censorship as troops confront a dispenser law protest. Militia disbands after warning and Darlington unrest prompts federal troop deployment while Florence and Wilkes-Barre report related threats and legal actions.
Quiet at Darlington Amid State Insurrection Tensions
Detachment notes Governor Tillman has declared Darlington and Florence in insurrection. Army leaders arrive without troops. Public sentiment favors nonresistance to South Carolinians and efforts to quiet unrest continue. Reports detail spy scares, fatalities, and disrupted communications as tensions linger.
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Tillman
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Darlington
Supreme Court
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Luston
adeHrate
Dan OD
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Frank Norment
Suanderdi
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Rioting fears in Onto as election nears
April 2 report from East Liverpool Ohio notes no renewed rioting among striking potters yet. Mayor enforces street crowd bans and seeks Colrobania County sheriff aid. if needed state troops may be called. Sheriff arrives with one deputy, tense security ahead of election day.
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Onto
East Liverpool
Colrobiana County
Miners End Drivers Meeting Postpones Work Action
In PSEURG Pennsylvania about 2000 miners and drivers met yesterday to discuss their strike. They resolved not to suspend work until ordered by their organization. The Beech Creek region was represented in the meeting.
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Steamer Delayed Halts Midwest Shipment to Antwerp
Major Gordon W. Little known as Pawnee Bill received two telegrams stating the steamer bound for Antwerp was 24 hours late. As a result his goods and live stock scheduled to depart yesterday were detained until today. Little will travel on a faster steamer to join the expedition. Shade trees, Ramabulgs, B Fourth Street.
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Pawnee Bill
Antwerp
Mejor Liltle
Great Hungarian Leader Kossuth Honored in Budapest Funeral
Immense crowds from Hungary and Austria gathered as Kossuth lay in state at the National Museum. The funeral in Budapest featured a two hour procession with 2000–3000 wreaths, 600 Honveds, and miles of mourners. The crowd sang national anthems, and speakers from the Independence party paid tribute to Kossuth’s memory.
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Austria
Efotel
National Museum
Kossuth
Catafalque
Breskin
Transylvania
Czegied
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Esterhazy Street
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Arad
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Theughort
Watonal Museum
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Louis
Independence Party
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Four months record and March deaths in city county
For March the city and county recorded 45 deaths with 11 in the city and 34 in the county. Interments occurred at Mount Olivet, St John’s, Reformed, Convent and several colored graveyards. Health officer Dr. Franklin B. Smith reports 20 interments and 12 deaths with causes including rheumatism, pneumonia, and tuberculosis.
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Buckeystown
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Kemptown
Franklin B. Smith
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Baitimore
News of the Churches and Upcoming Meetings
Sunday services announced for city and Canary. The Chinese League meets at All Saints Chapel Friday afternoon. Rev. M. Hench schedules Utioa at 10 8 a m and Mt Zion at 3 p m Sunday. Reformed Guild evening session led by Richard Dutrow on Jesus the Shepherd. Missionary Society to meet tomorrow evening. Board of Home Missions annual meeting set for April 10 at Grace church Pittsburg Pa with Rev Dr Becheach on the board. Easter 195? date noted with annunciation coincidence. Resurrection and Annunciation fell together and will not recur until 1954. M and E communion service drew large attendance, Southern Methodists present with Rev Hawk at conference in Fredericksburg.
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All Saints Chapel
M. Hench
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Fredericksburg
Lecture on World's Fair at Woman's College
Prof. Breading Speer of Pittsburg High School lectured to a fair audience on the World's Fair with 12 foot square views via dissolving stereopticon and calcium light. The lecture impressed attendees and inspired a planned “Evening in Greece” event. College colors blue and gray were adopted for a pennant bearing the college name and motto Corde, et Mente, et Manu. Prof. Speer will visit Washington after staying with the college. Also notes on local illness and a critical condition after a morning fall on the Goer. Jacob F. Schmidt and Capt. Henry Walling are ill. Mrs Killian, mother of Charles, was found unconscious and remains critical.
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Breading Speer
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Greece
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Mersing
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Piteburg
Jacob F. Schmidt
Henry Walling
Birs
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In the Law's Grip Becomes Beard Tomorrow
Charles Brown faces forgery charges after a Thursday confrontation with Constable Brengie and will appear before Police Justice Edsten tomorrow. A separate incident reports two men attacked near Harleigh, one cut on the scalp, with unknown assailant. authorities fear an attempted rescue of condemned Olyphant train robbers may occur at the penitentiary.
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Brengie
Lision
Edsten Tomor Tor
Tariff Bill Debate and O Neill Contest Dominate Congress
In Dana Washington April 2 reports the tariff bill debate will be the week’s main focus in the Senate with Voorhees leading finance arguments and Horton remarks from Alson Hale Lodge and others expected. The ONeill contest in the House resumes amid party divisions and a possible quorum effort. President Atherton of Pennsylvania State College tours Mexico discussing education with Baranda and studying western systems.
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Jersey Crater War Sentment at Fortescue
Fragmentary report describes tensions at oyster grounds near Fortescue following a riparian dispute. Mentions a religious uproar and a gas incident at Groves hotel linked to Welsh workers. Also notes a Lutheran Convention in Harrisburg and the sudden death of Miles Perry in Savannah during a sermon.
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Che Riparas
Tien
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Coxey's Army Arrives in Beaver Falls
Coxey's Army, about 100000 strong, paraded through Beaver Falls Pennsylvania entering the town with a cordial but guarded reception. A camp was pitched on College Hill near the Beaver River and meetings were held despite mixed public sentiment. In Little Rock Arkansas the United States Industrial Army of the Unemployed arrived from Texas, numbering 2000, under General Frye, pledging to offer services to the government and seek employment for unemployed citizens.
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Ganzs body found again deepens the mystery
The body of Charles Ganz of Swedesboro was found in the Delaware River three miles below Germania Park, another confirmation in a string of discoveries tied to his disappearance four months prior. His wife and brother identified the corpse. authorities question two men once with Ganz, now jailed for murder. An inquest is planned.
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Charles Ganz
Swedesboro
Delaware River
Germania Park
Ganz
Blackwoodtown
D. P. Armat
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