Visitors to Greet Delegates at Rail Station and Independence Hall
Philadelphia readies a welcome for the Universal Postal Congress delegates arriving from Atlantic City. A 300-strong escort of letter carriers will meet them at Broad Street Station and march to Independence Hall for inspections, luncheon, and a river trip aboard the Sylvan Dell, with Gov Hastings and Mayor Warwick leading civic host committees.
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Warwick
Independence Hall
Hastings
Bourse
Commonwealth
United States
Universal Postal Congress
Washington
Union
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
John Wanamaker
William Wilkins Carr
William F. Harrity
A. Loudon Snowden
Henry S. Huldekoper
Theodore W. Cramp
Robert C. H. Brock
John M. Campbell
John R. Read
Frank Mackey
Carr
Sylvan Dell
Hotel Walton
Cornelius Stevenson
Civic Club
R. L. Ashhurst
A. W. Biddle
Daniel Baugh
Hampton L. Carson
R.S. Edwards
Angelo T. Freedley
Persifor Frazer
Cornelia Frothingham
Hallowell
Charles EB. Ingersoll
Arthur H. Lea
J. P. Lundy
Edward Longstreth
Philadelphia
Arch Street
Delaware
Cramps
Gary
Cornelius van Cott
New York
Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Ww. Carr
Keith
Wn Wanamaker
C. Adams
Finley Acker
Emil P. Albrecht
Watson Armbrust
L. P. Ashmead
W. Alex
K. L. Ashhurst
C. H. Bergner
William Barne
William Pi
Joel J. Iy
Francis
Alex
W. B. John T. Bailey
Ae Bent
Eorge A. Brennpronase
BE. Bond
James M. Beck Gee C. Bowke
Rudolph Blanken Joseph
Col
F. N. Barks
George Barry
George V. Cresson
William A. Conno
Richard Y. Cook
H. H. Colclazer
Hampton L. Cars
Joel Joseph L. Caven
Porter F. Cope
Samuel H. Cram
John B. Comber
J. Sanders Carr
John G. Carruth
Jo J. Curley
Seenel Evan Dick
Henry M. Dechei Gol
8. Davis
William A. Dick
Samuel Disston
George W. Davi
M. A. Devine
Col. J. Elverson
James H. Eckers
F. A. Edy
G. Solomon Fister
Ase As
Urbush
N. William ' Gin
Andrew Gray
John 8. Gerhard
Thomas J. Hunt
William F. Harris
A. C. Harrison
Mitchel Harrison
S. Hutchinson
Hoost
James C. Hassett
Edward D. Beale
Delegates to the Congress of Posts and Telegraphs Washington
A long list of delegates from many nations including Austria Belgium Britain Denmark Costa Rica Congo Colombia Chili Hungary France French Colonies Tunis Russia Germany Italy Haiti Hawaii Liberia China Brazil Bulgaria Ecuador Luxembourg Netherlands Colombia Central America Korea Persia the Greater Republic of Central America and others attends the Postal Congress in Washington led by General George S Batcheller and others as key representatives from national posts and telegraphs services.
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Perry
Heath
Shallenberger
White
United States Mail Service
Brooks
United States Foreign Railway Mail Service
Congress
General Batchelder
Spencer Walpole
Great Britain
Dr. Neubauer
Austria
Bruno Fritch
Germany
Saba Pasha
Egypt
Svenson
Denmark
Heyerdahl
Norway
Ansault
France
Chabez
Mexico
Count Lichpenbelde
Belgium
United States
Mierza Khan
Chin Ton Ye
Credit
International Postal Union
Universal Postal Congress
Blair
Seward
State Department
Prussia
Sweden
Italy
Ecuador
Netherlands
Paris
Universal Postal Union
Guatemala
Julio Noveila
Japan
K. Yukawa
Ministry of Communications
Mr. Aral
Spain
Don Adolpho Rosabaly Rovira
Don Carlos Flores
Turkey
Mustapha Bey
Sultan
Washington
Fahri Bey
Seifeden Bey
Yussuf Saba Pasha
Greece
Holin
International Bureau Postal Union
Canada
William White
Colombia
Climaco Calderon
Berne
Switzerland
Lisbon
Vienna
Rome
Rudolph Naubauer
Theodore Habberger
Ministry of Commerce
Albert de Stibral
Count G. de Lichterveld
M.sterpin
Lambin
Central Administration of Railways
Neven
General Direction of Posts
Posts and Telegraphs
H. Buxton Foreman
C. A. King
Pay Department of Posts and Telegraphs
A. B. Walkley
South Africa
Somerset R. French
Cape of Good Hope
Spencer Todd
British India
Herman Michael Kisch
Bengal
Edward Anthony Doran
Australasia
John Gavin Duffy
Victoria
James Smibert
C. Svendsen
Costa
Don Joaquim Bernardo Calvo
Costa Rica
Congo
Republic of
New York
Chilli
Ramon Luis Irarrazagal
Carlos Larrain
Hungary
Pierre de Sxaley
Guillaume de Hennyey
Ancéault
Recoing
Bureau of Foreign Correspondence and Maritime Service
Herman
Central Service
Dalmas
Tunis
Eugene Thiebaut
Russia
Sevastianoff
Evanoff
Rogdanowski
Fritsch
German Empire
J. Newmann
Rothe
Emidio Chiaradia
Chamber of Deputies
Ginulio Cesare Vinei
Eugene Deimati
Ministry of Poste and Telegraphs
Max Michiel
Count Brazza de Savorgnan
Alejandro Ybarra
Hayti
M. Leger
Hawaii
F. P. Coco
Liberia
Charles Hall Adams
Republic of Liberia
Boston
China
Wu Ain, Fang
Francis B. Taylor
Imperial Marine Customs of China
M. H. P. Merrill
Bruce Hart
Brazil
A. Fontoura Xavier
Bulgaria
Ivan Stoyanovitch
Telegeas
Don Luis Felipe Carbo
Luxembourg
Havelaar
Pays-Bas
J. P. Havelaar
van der Veen
Colony Neerlandaisis
J. J. Perk
Colony of the
Rere
As. Eru
Alberto Falcon
Montenegro
Persia
Mirza Allinaghi Kahn
Nevdon N. Boyajian
Mirza Mohammed
Ali Kahn
Greater Republic of Central America
Micanor Bolet Peraza
Atache
Korea
Ching Pom Ye
Ho Sang Min
J. W. White
Old Soldiers Reinstated In General Land Office
Washington June 11 The General Land Office has reinstated several veterans with new roles and pay. Woodford D Harlan of Illinois becomes chief of division with 2000 dollars. Henry W Sanford of New York also chief of division at 2000 dollars. Centre H Lawrence of Maryland and Edward A Kreidler of Montana appointed clerks at 1800 dollars. Thomas F Ryan of Indiana and Bartlett Minot of Minnesota named special agents at 1200 dollars.
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Washington
General Land Office
Woodford D. Harlan
Ilinois
Henry W. Sanford
New York
Centre H. Lawrence
Maryland
Edward A. Kreidler
Montana
Thomas F. Ryan
Indiana
Bartlett Minot
Minnesota
Robbers Loot the Milton Post Office
Special Telegram to THE TIMES reports Milton burglars broke into the Post Office early morning and blew open the safe taking stamps and change totaling about 150 dollars. They drilled the inner door but fled before securing the bulk of the money.
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the Times
Milton
Priceisston Missiles? Ericsson Launch At Baltimore
The steamship Ericsson, built by Neafie & Levy for the Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamship Company, will be launched today. It will join the regular fleet between Baltimore and this port, carrying freight and passengers. Present will be company officials, Baltimore Mayor Hooper, local representatives, and invited commercial men. Miss Mary Helen Cadwallader will christen the ship.
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Ericsson
Neafie & Levy
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamship Company
Baltimore
Hooper
Mary Helen
Bex
Port John
Post Office appoints 157 fourth class officers nationwide
Washington announces a department record as 157 fourth class postmasters are filled. Of these, 99 are removals after four years service. In Pennsylvania appointments include Aliquippa J W Hall Austinville Finley Furman Bechtelsville J I Reiff Dilworthtown M J Darlington Fleetwood M B Melot Glenora W S Allen Goodwill Hill W S Stevens Mountain Grove Simon Rittenhouse Spring Creek J H Donaldson Walker M S Betz Wells H Brown Wesdeville M J Horlacher West Nanticoke Nathaniel Sorber.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania
Aliquippa
J. W. Hall
Joseph Stubert
Austinville
Finley Furman
Aspinwall
Bechtelsville
J. I. Reiff
M. H. Dotterer
J. H. Donaldson
Robert Donaldson
Walker
Mount Holly Military Academy Closing Exercises Draw Crowd
Mount Holly June 11. A large number of guests gathered on the campus for the academy’s closing exercises. The program featured recitations essays and musical selections with an address by Rev T H Landon of Bordentown. Judges Rev Martin Aigner Rev R A Rodrick and Rev C H Pendleton presided as students received prizes from Franklin B Levis.
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the Times
Mount Holllly
Mount Holly Military Academy
T. H. Landon
Bordentown
Martin Aigner
R. A. Rodrick
C. H. Pendleton
Franklin B. Levis
Improved Train Service Between Cities Announced
The Philadelphia and Reading Railway will, on Sunday the 18th, add a new weekday train in each direction between Philadelphia and Pottsville and run new Sunday trains between Philadelphia and Reading. The 9 A.M. express from Pottsville will be discontinued, and Persimoni Railroad times rearranged. A major improvement is planned for service linking Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Chambersburg.
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Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Reading
Perjomen
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
Shamokin Public Schools Close After Class Exercises
Special Telegram to THE TIMES Shamokin June 11 The Shamokin public schools closed today with exercises led by School Board President A G Shissler awarding diplomas at the high school event. The program highlighted the class achievements and marked the end of the season with plans for next term.
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the Times
Shamokin
A. G. Shissler
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