Sunday Services Across Churches Include Varied Rites
Sunday religious activities were held across multiple churches including Presbyterian, Episcopal, United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Brethren, and Methodist bodies. Sunday school times varied from 9:15 to 9:50 with sermons and Holy Communion noted, led by several clergy including Rev. L Neburg and Rev. Bonsack. A later line mentions two New South Wales cherry orchards yielding £16,000.
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Episcopal ‘Church
Church of ‘the Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Charles D. Bonsack
New Windsor
Methodist Episcopal Church
New South Wales
Australia
Evangelistic Meetings in Tent on Fourth Street
A large audience gathers for S T Shadel of Atlanta conducting a summer program on the Bible’s inspiration at a tent on Fourth Street near Market. He argues Jesus and prophets testify to Christ and urges study of the Bible to obtain repentance and eternal life.
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Fourth Street
Wera
Jesus Christ
S. T. Shadel
Atlanta
Bigs Dent
Alave Market
Shadel
Jy Part
Jesus
Moses
Jess
Christ
Manes
Paulas
Evangelist RP
New Trial Denied to Lieut Becker
New York July 14 Supreme Court Justice Goll denied a motion for a new trial for former Lieut Charles Becker in the Rosenthal murder case. Becker, in Sing Sing, faces execution with appeals and an appellate motion remaining. Twenty one affidavits and seven statements claiming new evidence were reviewed, but only one affidavit met the rules for a new trial.
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New York
Supreme Court
Gof
Felice
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Sng Sing
Court of Appeals
Haas
Goll
Surface economic zoologist offers grape pest guidance
In Harrisburg PA H A Surface urges readers to report pest control failures and successful treatments for trees and vines. He stresses thorough spraying with Bordeaux mixture arsenate and bagging grapes. The notice seeks names dates and results to build an impartial pest treatment record. Also reports a drowning incident in Straudsburg where Layton Miller 23 and brother Raymond 19 drowned at Long Pond after cramps struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaologist
Surface
Pennsylvania
Ane
Fossor Prince
Mike
H. A. Surface
Herrisburg
Straudsburg
Layton Miller
Young
Long Pond
Jacob Miler
Raymond
Han
Footpad Slashes Girl Near Eccles West Virginia
Loda Prince, after rejecting a man, was assaulted on a road near Eccles. An unknown male slashed her face and hands with a razor but she managed to grab the weapon. She resisted and fought back then escaped as she was left gravely injured but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eecles
W.va
Herrili
Loda Prince
Miss Prince
de Becles
Thesgirl
Will Herrill
Wilmington Man in Critical Condition After Pier Accident
A Wilmington man, Samuel H. Benson, retiring council president, fell from the end of a pier at a cottage in Wilmington and struck his head on a rock. He was pulled from the water, bleeding, and rushed to the hospital in critical condition with paralysis and brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilminston
Del
Norris Millikin
Governor Faces Record Bill Load After Legislature
Harrisburg July 14 Governor John K Tener must act on about 600 bills, the most ever for a governor at this point after a session, with appropriations totaling around 15 million dollars the largest yet. The general bill neared 33 million and the governor trimmed the 1871 act to 32.4 million. The highway department seeks bids for 85581 feet of roads, the largest request in months, including sections in the Lackawanna and Luzerne districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tener
Harrisbuirg
John K. Tener
Capitol Hill
Billie
State Highway Department
Springs
Lackawanna
Luzerne District
Can’t Mine Rich Coal. Outcrop Delays Railroad Model
Workmen digging foundations for a $500,000 Pennsylvanian railroad model building at Pottsville uncover a vein of valuable coal. The vein, initially believed rich, is deemed unworkable as the railroad abandons the project and the site is altered, halting mining prospects despite the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsrie
Pennsyvania Railroad
Hono
Faa
Church reunions set for Pen Mar July 17 through August
Frederick will send quotas to four reunions at Pen Mar including Reformed Lutheran Presbyterian and Odd Fellows. The gatherings draw thousands from Maryland District of Columbia Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia with speakers from Carlisle and Harrisburg and a dress parade by Patriarch Militant. The event will feature musical groups and a Wayne Band parade culminating in auditorium exercises and lodge drills.
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Frederick
Pen Mar
Long
Oda
Reunion
Pen ‘Mar
Coblentz
Elm
Carlisle
Christendom
el ‘Mer
L. Coblentz
Aeolian Quartelle
Harrisburg
Pen. Mar
Odd Fellows Reunion
Oud
Alexander M. Dockery
Tpeneral
Dockery
Missouri
Baltimore
York
Chambersburg
Hatgerstown
Washington
Maryland
Wayne
Waynes:Lore
Rebekah
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Ug ‘School Eteoemils
Ie Rev. L.neburg
Gort
OE Pve
Nity
MOE
Church, South
Pepworth
Mary
Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Tenches
Berle
Evangelical Lutheran, Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wras
Aa. R. Wentz
Gettynburg
United Brethren Church
Sundar
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Mehri Holderait
St. John’s Catholic Church
St John’s Catholic Church
Rocky Springs
Te Shadel
A. T. Baer
Didie
Chicago
Becker Mns
Tawiers
Bulgaria
Charles OF
Isi
Hime
Wilmington
Enda
God
Bia
Ette
The
Assembly
Chirton H. Ranek
Ang
Ephringy Coramay
Emory
Middletown
J. B. ‘Shantz
Samuel S. ‘Brenner
MeChanicsburg
Howarg
Barr
Henover
W. C. Birely
H.T. ‘Weaver
Gettysburg
George A. Hollinger
Gibson
David M. Hurley
Hagerstown
James M. Mullan
Lutheran ‘Reunion
George Nicely
St | Mark’s
Hanover
Sophia
Dea
Ake
Memb
Deys
Dumb Martinsburg
A i ‘Melkin
Bangver
Presbyterian Reunion
Presbyterian ‘Reunion
Fen
Henry ‘Breckinning
Harvard ‘Law
Biel
Bartholomay Rochester Apollo Beer
W.H. Shipley Frederick, Md
Thouc
Baltimore & Ohio
Niagara Falls
Mt Btn NG G.E Cam
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scanona
Frederick Gas & Electric Department
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein
Urner
Insurance
Dell & Albangh
N. Market Street
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