Thieves Dodge Whizzing Bullets In Lancaster Area
A two month spree of burglaries in Columbia and Marietta prompts fear of an organized gang. Miss Matilda Roth awoke to masked intruders with revolvers in her Marietta home and screams drew a messenger who, with a citizen posse, forced the thieves to flee. In Columbia a hotel operator and bartender exchanged shots with a burglar, who escaped. The mansion House also reports whisky and money stolen.
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Masons Dedicate New Temple in Columbia
The new Masonic Temple on Locust Street in Columbia Lodge 286 was dedicated this evening with Grand Master George B. Wagner of Philadelphia and other Grand Lodge officers in attendance. Nearly 300 people attended a banquet after the ceremony. Speakers included former State Senator Kauffman and Major J W Yocum.
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National Guard Orders Issued for 1901 Encampments
Adjutant General Stewart announces brigade encampment sites for 1901 First Brigade to Perkasie Bucks County and Second Brigade to Mount Gretna Lebanon County from July 20 to 27. Pennsylvania naval force cruise schedules list divisions A and B with officers and men dates June 22 to 20 and July 6 to 13, plus remaining elements July 20 to 27. Captain John B. Muckle to oversee annual naval force inspection and set dates.
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Town Fire Threatens Wrightsville. Susquehanna Help Sought
A shed attached to Bernstock Brothers' cigar factory in Wrightsville, York County, caught fire and spread rapidly, endangering much of the town. The Wrightsville fire department could not control it, drawing assistance from Columbia across the Susquehanna. Sixteen small stables and sheds belonging to multiple locals burned, with an estimated loss near $10,000 and limited insurance. The blaze was deemed incendiary.
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Rocks On Track Endanger Train Near Tamaqua
A Philadelphia and Reading passenger train departing Tamaqua at 8 45 A M reached Middleport and struck nine rocks set on the track with the intent to wreck the train. Pony wheels of the engine brushed the obstacles away and no one was hurt.
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Mrs Hitchings Sentenced Five Years for Killing Friend
In Easton on June 14 Mrs Alice Hitchings received five years hard labor and solitary confinement at Eastern Penitentiary for the murderous assault on her friend Mrs Emily Keck of Allentown. The two had long been close friends until Mrs Keck ended the friendship. Hitchings vowed to kill. Also, Constables Sommers and Sassaman of Columbia County were indicted for manslaughter in the Danville area death of Wellington Hartman when their attempted pass during an accident led to Hartman s death.
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Lancaster inmate’s suicide by apron method at county jail
In Lancaster on June 14 Phemla Workman, an inmate at the county jail, hanged herself reportedly with an apron tied to a nail in the wall after a one week confinement. The incident occurred at noon and authorities began an investigation into the death.
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Convicted in attempt to kill Tay lor in Bloomsburg case
Stephen Moser was found guilty of attempting to kill Frank Taylor in Bloomsburg on June 14. The trial details show charges of attempted homicide and related evidence presented by the Philadelphia Times. Moser faces sentencing as prosecutors described the alleged plot and motive.
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Quay Discusses Republic Nomination and Travel Plans
United States Senator M L Quay, while passing through Pittsburg en route to Beaver, discussed potential candidates for the State Treasurership and McKinley’s third term. He predicted more candidates and urged patience, noting possible Maine and Florida travels after July. He avoided commenting on McKinley’s third term beyond acknowledging precedent.
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Monument for Brandywine soldiers eyed by Mr Lack
Harrisburg June 14 After a brief session the House adjourned until 8 o clock Monday. A rules committee report approved second reading bills and an appropriations list included ten thousand to St Josephs Hospital Reading and Philadelphia, twenty five thousand to University of Pennsylvania, six thousand for a Shiloh monument, four thousand for One Hundred Ninth Pennsylvania Regiment monument at National Park, and five thousand proposed by Mr Lack for ground purchase for a Brandywine memory monument to American soldiers killed in the battle.
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Charters Granted for Multiple Street Railways in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 14 A streamlined session passes first readings on Focht and Scott rapid transit bills while approving many appropriation measures. The Bituminous Street Railway Company of Clearfield with 180000 capital seeks 30 miles linking Clearfield with Dubois Falls Creek and other districts. Directors include W Engleman Hess Wasbrader Ury Langham Warner. Mellon Syndicate forms rail ventures in Pittsburgh area. Charter requests by W C Farnsworth of Harrisburg mark a wave of new lines and refusals over Grant and Beechwood Boulevards in Pittsburgh.
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Kennedy bill on American-made materials defeated in House
Harrisburg June 14 The Kennedy bill requiring all material used in state aided building to be U S produced was defeated on second reading after an amendment to bar contractors from employing non citizens of the United States was rejected.
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Governor vetoes third class city bill on indebtedness rule
Harrisburg June 14 Governor Stone disapproved a supplement to the May 23 1889 act on third class city incorporation. He called the measure a general fix that arbitrarily sets indebtedness proportions and would not fairly apply to all annexations.
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Parson Everett Plays Policeman
Rev Dr T T Everett pastor of Zion Lutheran Church in York arrested a crank for distributing libelous circulars in front of the church. He placed the man in custody and turned him over to the Mayor's office.
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Savings Stolen While He Slept In Bethlehem Area
Special to Philadelphia from South Bethlehem dated June 14 reports thieves entered the sleeping room of farmer John Nonnemacher, who lives near Bethlehem, and stole his savings while he slept.
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Judge Johnson to give Fourth of July ovation at Norwood
A Delaware county judge will deliver the Fourth of July ovation at Norwood. The item also notes several local accidents and incidents: Harry Lantster of Williamsburg killed by lightning under a tree. W C Muller injured by a steam pipe explosion at Norwood. John Eichenberg hurt by a steam shovel chain. David Miller injured on the Bowmansdale lading railway. Mrs. John Harrison of Norwood keeps 200 silk worms awaiting chrysalis.
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Central High School Graduates 106th Commencement
The first class of Central High School to finish in the new building held the 106th annual commencement at the Academy of Music. Rev. Robert Kills Thompson presided, with Judge Mayer Sulzberger presenting alumni prizes. Speeches covered Coleridge, Charles Sumner, Shakespeare, and poetry in painting.
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La Salle Begins Its Year at 34th Commencement
Park Theatre crowded for La Salle College annual commencement presided by Bishop Prendergast. Elocution contest opened ceremonies with speakers Rev. Jose O Keefe and others. Graduates include Francis Shields Michael McCradden Charles Naulty Albert Stecker Elias O Keefe James Costello Francis Conroy. Shields delivers valedictory and McCrudden speaks on The New Patron of Christian Education. Prizes awarded across college and preparatory classes to numerous students.
Exercises of Haverford College Commencement Honor Roll
The annual commencement at Haverford College in Alumni Hall announced prizes and honors led by Howard Valentine Bullinger. Winners included William Pyle Phillips and George John V. Hnen ta, with multiple honors for Domincovich, Cadbury, Fox, Mendenhall, and Woodward among others. Degrees conferred spanned Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Master of Arts with numerous honorees. A luncheon followed by a reception and reunion concluded the day.
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Fifth Sixth Preparatory Class Weekly Testimonials Premiums
Whish Angermann Nolan and Binich featured in the sixth preparatory class with premiums awarded for weekly testimonials to Joseph McNichol and Joseph Brennan.
Friends' Select School Holds Annual Commencement
The Friends' Select School held its commencement in the lectures room with J. Henry Bartlett as opening speaker. Papers were read by Sidney Pulsifer Swertser Hannah Redman Charles Edwin Bartlett and Edyth Forsythe Sharpless. Valedictorian Franklin Smedley Hilles and closing address by Samuel Emien of Germantown.
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Wanamaker Graduates At Closing Exercises Of Institute
A large audience gathered at the Y M A Hall at Fifteenth and Chestnut for the closing exercises of the girls branch of the John Wanamaker Commercial Institute. The program included music recitations and two farces performed by institute members. The graduating class lists many names including Edna May Allibone Eleanor F Anderson Cora H Althouse Helen Boyce Della M Brennan May J Cress and Ethel Clark among others.
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Ursinus Confers Degrees at Third Annual Commencement
Ursinus College held its thirty first commencement in Collegeville. Seventeen graduates received A B degrees while George Elmer Koperhaver and others earned A M in course. Honorary A M and M D degrees were awarded to several clergy and physicians. Prizes named include junior oratorical, English, admission and Medico Chirurgical College prizes. The Rev Floyd W Tomkins delivered the commencement oration.
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Bordentown Military Institute closes with exams and events
Bordentown hosts the sixteenth annual closing exercises with student examinations and an upcoming sermon by Rev. James W. Marshall in Trinity M E Church. Monday features prize declamations and Tuesday holds graduation, followed by a military exhibition Wednesday and a Veteran Association meeting. Diplomas at Mount Holly Academy. MT HOLLY closes. three graduates receive diplomas. Ernest Mora from New York and Greer Coolidge of Orange plan Yale. Mark Sooy of Mt Holly also graduates. The academy reports many Spanish students, mainly from Cuba.
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McKinley Sends Congratulations to Western Reserve University
President McKinley telegram to Western Reserve University trustees expresses hearty congratulations and cordial good wishes for its continued prosperity and growth and thanks for the university's kind message.
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Alumni Association Elects Officers at Wilmington Conference Academy
Dover, Del June 14 Special to The Philadelphia Times The Alumni Association of the Wilmington Conference Academy has elected officers Mrs William Saulsbury vice president Charles Sadler Richards Georgetown 99 secretary Miss Alle Hammond Dover 05 treasurer Albert Worth Seaford home committee Rev W L Mumington a v F Burgerie Albert Wimingtoe Iss thine RK kite agg Miss Cone M Anne Dover 08 Rev John M Arters Kless Md 06
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Dover High School to graduate thirteen in commencement
At the Dover High School commencement exercises on Wednesday evening June 2, thirteen students will graduate. Valedictorian is B Parks Gooden and salutatorian is Miss Margaret Pratt Harper. Names include Herbert Mark Jones W Vaughan Derby Marvel Gooden James Purvis M Hayes Wilson Henry Collison Jr Francis Shunk Downs Paul Ruskin Smith Mary Louetta Freeman Elsie ane Christopher Blanche Roselyn Graham.
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Friends School Graduation Sees Class of New Alumni
Friends School at Fourth and West streets held commencement exercises this afternoon. Graduates listed include Harold Cookman Elizabeth Crumbaugh Thomas Downing Edmund G. Robinson Herbert Thateliér Mabel Vernon Laura Dean Netteman Marton B. Evans J Harlan H Helen Springer and Helen Walker.
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Noted Rahway Businessman Killed by Cars in New Jersey
New Jersey note reports Christian Phiiich of Rahway killed by cars yesterday. The will of the late Thomas OC Howard of Flemington is to be probated yesterday. A local religious tract society edition is referenced amid fragmented notes on an American Bible Society traction.
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Mayor Ashbridge delays plan for Delaware channel loan
The Delaware river deepening proposal faces delay as Mayor Ashbridge postpones a $2,000,000 loan decision until after the summer recess. City officials and shipping interests seek voter authorization in the November election while engineers estimate two to four years to achieve substantial improvements and deeper drafts with allied state and War Department work.
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MISS McCulloch Wins Suit Against Dr George Tompkins
In Camden yesterday Vice Chancellor Grey ordered Dr George Tompkins to pay Miss Kate McCulloch 2426.14 plus interest. The bill claimed Tompkins, a Christian Science reader, took large sums during her illness and invested them in a Camden house and lot. Special master Richard B Miller favored McCulloch. Tompkins filed exceptions to the master's findings.
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Camden Citizens Demand Pole Removal on Haddon and Newton
Camden residents living near Haddon and Newton avenues urged Street Commissioner Mohrman at City Hall to remove a pole owned by the Eastern Telephone Company lying across Haddon Avenue at Newton Avenue. Spokesman Robert Fields said the pole has blocked yards for eight months despite multiple city requests. Mohrman ordered a labor gang to remove the obstruction and directed Chief Foster to investigate.
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Mystery of pocketbook and cap found in Camden creek
Two youths reported a clue to a potential case handing Chief Foster a pocketbook and a boy's cap found near Cooper's Creek by Kaighn Avenue in Camden. The items carried the name Frank Rubrey and photos of children. The finders were F Carson of 1411 Lewis Street and H Weber of 1181 Mechanic Street. The chief doubted any real mystery, suggesting the items were likely debris from the creek.
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Stevenson acts as toastmaster at New Jersey Blues Banquet
President Stevenson presided at the banquet of the New Jersey Blues Association in Atlantic City with large attendance. Officers elected include Judge David Pancoast of Camden as President, vice presidents Robert H. Mefarter of Newark and Alan H. Strong of New Brunswick, secretary Albert Wallp ton City, and treasurer Charles Siersey Hampton. They will deliver the annual address tomorrow.
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Westminster Church extends call to Rev William MacMillian
Atlantic City June 14 Westminster Presbyterian Church has extended a call to the Rev William MacMillian. On June 25 at Vineland the estate catered to satisfy the alteration.
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Cape May to Celebrate Fourth Rally Planned
Cape May June 14 Mayor Miller calls citizens meeting for Monday to plan Fourth of July celebration with speeches and community events.
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Jean Evg
Broad Street
Magdalen Homt House of Good Shepherd
Wm. H. Crane
Senator
Eee
Phinney
U. S
Oodside Park
TASCA
King Humbert
Royal Artillery Band
Tom Linton
Woodside
Great European Museum
Chestnut ST
BASE
O-Da
Pr. P.M. Phila
Wilwaukee
Republic
Pier 3
Hotel Cecil
London, W. C
Europe
A. Judah
Cecelia
London
Parker
Keeley Cure
Tate
North Broad Street
Order
Ard Aubbef Trugbes
Chesterman
11Th St
Sharp Nose
Cheyenne
Wyo
Arapahoes
Wind River Reservation
Fort Washakie
George Baird
New York Life Insurancq Company
Baird
N. J
Norristown
Robert Morton
Alexander Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Plymouth Park
Roxborough
Chestnut Tis
Tay Puttapecenia Times
South Bethlenem
Richard King
Bethlehem Steel Company Works
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!