Queen Elvira Lovell of Gypsy Band Buried in Harrlaburg
Elvira Lovell known as the oldest gypsy queen in America, born in England 96 years ago, died last Wednesday and was buried Friday afternoon near Harrlaburg Pennsylvania. Her tribe gathered her belongings and burned them in Wetzel's swamp as the band’s members mourned. She leaves sixteen children, ten surviving, and is succeeded by her daughter in law Harriet Lovell as queen.
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Grand Army of the Republic Outing Planned at Pen Mar
Maryland and Pennsylvania posts of the Grand Army of the Republic plan a June 19 outing at Pen Mar with a monster camp fire in the auditorium. Nationally known speakers will attend and the Glan Rock Band will perform. Admiral Schley is invited and expected. Attendance is estimated from 6,000 to 6,600 veterans plus Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans members.
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Hobart’s Remains Transferred To New Family Tomb
Hobart family vault received the casket of Vice President Garratt A Hobart from its original grave beside his funeral site. The body of his daughter Miss Jennie Trobart, who died in Italy, and two infant children were placed in the same vault. Rev. Dr Magie of the Church of the Redeemer led prayers and readings from the Scriptures.
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Boers War Deaths Spur Schoolboy Suicide in Vienna
Vienna reports a 13 year old schoolboy Leopold Wihlkder killed himself after surrender of the Boers. He had formed a band of fellows pledging support and left a letter vowing death before Boer stand. Also notes court martial records in Manila and floods in Porto Rico with deaths and losses.
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