State Council Reforms Representation and Adjourns
The State Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics ends its session in Lancaster after adopting a one-representative-per-council rule. Officers are instructed to drop the appeal to the Supreme Court, and William A. Pike becomes state councillor as Derry Council debates per capita tax issues. Philadelphia chosen for 1900 meeting.
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State Council
Order of United American Mechanics
Supreme Court
Weiss
Dauphin County
Derry Council
National Council
Z. Taylor Wobensmith
William A. Pike
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Pike
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Uniontown
Calvin Bartholomew
Cressona
Scranton
Opera House
Samuel G. Moench
Philadelphia
Deemer
Badger
Jersey Leaders Move to Rebuild Independent Order Branch
Newark June 27 Jersey leaders of the Junior Order United American Mechanics seek to organize an independent group. Supended councils in Philadelphia region may keep the old name. They plan to unite with suspended councils in Pennsylvania Virginia and the District of Columbia. The dispute centers on councils representing 60 000 members arguing for those with 130 000 members. The issue will be decided at the next Jersey State Council meeting.
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Wife Faints Over Husband's Tragic Mine Death
In Shamokin on June 27 the body of miner St Taylor was found entombed in the Neilson shaft after a coal slide. Rescuers recovered his body as his wife collapsed in shock at the surface, in a tragic scene reported from the scene.
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Eight Weddings in a Day in Mahanoy City
Eighty weddings were solemnized in Mahanoy City and nearby areas. Couples included William Knapp and Annie Glover, James Hullihan and Elizabeth Lynch, Oscar De Frebn and Jennie Welsh, Edward Dooling and Mary Horey, Richard Fritz and Alice Wood, Welsh and Cora Heister, Thomas Neary and Kate Kantner, and William Nonemacher and Kate M Seddon.
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Mahanoy City
William Knapp
Annie Glover
James Hullihan
Elizabeth Lynch
Oscar de Frebn
Jennie Welsh
Edward Dooling
Mary Horey
Richard Fritz
Alice Wood
Mahanoy
Colored man killed on the railroad in Shippensburg
George W. Mollin, about 20, was killed in the Philadelphia and Reading yards at Shippensburg after being put off a freight train and falling under wheels while attempting to reboard. A banjo wheel on him was cut in two. Mollin was returning home to Martinsburg. A separate Shamokin report notes a powder car fire on the Reading Railroad nearly causing a large explosion and casualties.
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George W. Mollin
Philadelphia
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Times
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John Moore
Eigen
Dare and Tomlinson Nuptials In Shiloh Becomes Local Highlight
Theodore B. Dare of Atlantic City wed Miss Carrie Tomlinson, daughter of Postmaster Samuel Tomlinson, in a Shiloh ceremony at Beiget. Rev. Lester Beach officiated as the couple planned to travel to Atlantic City that evening.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Theodore B. Dare
Atlantic City
Carrie Tomlinson
Samuel Tomlinson
Shiloh
Beiget
Lvester Beach
Oeon
Cenformes
Yiten
Rodgers Sand Company Chartered in Pennsylvania
The Rodgers Sand Company of Pittsburg was chartered today by the State Department for a capital of $10,000. The filing indicates Sand Company Incorporated in Harrisburg signed the charter on June 27.
Now It Is Quay For Governor
Pittsburg June 27. Former Senator William H. Andrews backs General Charles Miller for governor and opens Miller headquarters in the Park building. Andrews opposes John P. Elkin, says he will work to secure Miller’s nomination, and notes a rumored bid by M. S. Quay may enter to restore party harmony.
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Charles Miller
William H. Andrews
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Park
Andrews
John P. Bikin
Republican Party
Elkin
M.S. Quay
United States Senate
Quay
Annual report of Banking Commissioner Powers
Harrisburg notes the Banking Commissioner Thomas J. Powers reports for last year 1 174 building and loan associations chartered in Pennsylvania with total assets of 112 120 436 61 and liabilities equal to assets 112 120 436 61 Receipts rose to 53 137 355 77 from the prior year The report also notes 37 new associations incorporated and 56 wound up or dissolved or merged in the year
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Thomas J. Powers
Ege
Pennsylvania
Miraculous Escape as Engine Misses Man on Tracks
Shamokin June 27 James Farrel of North Franklin street slept on the Philadelphia and Reading freight line near the Friendship Hose House He was struck by the locomotive but hurled into the air and landed on a bank though his injuries were only minor bruises and he walked home.
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James Farrel
North Franklin Street
Philadelphia
Reading
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Four Violent Deaths Reported In One Night
Terrible list of fatalities in Greensburg on June 27 reports two groundings on the railroad, a drowning near the town, and a fast train striking a man believed from Johnstown in Carney tunnel. Victims named Krepp, Irwin, Gergine, Downing, Tosick, and a wounded Jameson.
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Richard Krepp
Irwin
Henry Gergine
Allegheny
Jameson
John Downing
Johnstown
Carney Tunnel
John Tosick
United
Contents of Stella Morrison murder house tied up
West Chester on June 27 reports authorities still hold the contents of the house of Daddy and Washington Morrison where Stella Morrison was killed near Dilworthtown on May 23. The Morrisons seek permission to remove belongings, contradicting claims that the murder search is ended.
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Daddy
Washington Morrison
Stella Morrison
Dilworthtown
Little Stone House
Morrisons
Stricken Man Dies While Picking Cherries in Yard
Harrisburg reports John Luthel of Royalton, 68, found dead in his yard after a fall from a ladder while picking cherries. Authorities believe he suffered apoplexy while on the ladder, causing him to collapse.
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John Luthel
Royalton
State News Roundup From Local Districts
Stephen Thompson, a farm laborer, arrested on charges of threatening to shoot Joseph Major of Flemington. James Gillan struck by lightning near Norristown while driving during a storm, seriously injured. Fifteen Greensburg merchants prosecuted for illegal sale of sleamar garine. all posted bond for court. Bellefonte Furnace plant shut for overhauling after nearly a year of operation. George R. Quick of Bald Eagle township reports a promising vein of ongnee ore on his farm. Manaville township committee pledges funds to support a rail line project through the swede avenue area. Boellhofer of Ambier injured in an incident Tuesday. details unclear.
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Joseph Major
Flemington
James Gillan
Norristown
Greensburg
Bellefonte
Geoege R. Quick
Township
Manafield
Columbus
Boellhofer
Millersville State Normal Class Day Observed
Millersville State Normal School held class day exercises today with 138 graduates tomorrow. President Frank H. Herr delivered the address. E Willard Grove spoke. Miss Stella Leopold gave a poem. Ivy oration by Herbert Li Marquette. Miss Anna W. Baker acted as statistician. Miss Ada B. Charles gave the mantle oration. Alumni Association held its forty fifth reunion with officers elected. Howard K. Miller won the oratorical prize. Mareagrist won the junior prize. John H. Landis prize awarded to George Q. Welser. An elaborate recital followed this evening.
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Millersville State Normal School
Frank H. Herr
Cresswell
E. Willard Grove
Kingdes
N. J
Stella Leopold
Parkersford
Herbert Li Marquette
Shamokin
Anna W. Baker
Silver Springs
Ada B. Charles
Harrisburg
H. M.bitner
Wellersville
Anna Buston
Annanecker
Yerkes
Soennee Tetal
I. V. Ape Okong
Misa Duilet Waray
Stormstown
E. O. Lyte
Howard K. Miller
Reading
Miss Mareagrist
Lebanon
John H. Landis
George Q. Welser
New Holland
Butler Chosen Unanimously for Congress in Sixth District
Special Telegram to Tom Timms from West Cupster June 27 reports the Republican convention of the Sixth Congressional District in Delaware and Chester counties renominating Thomas S. Butler of West Chester for Congress by acclamation. 398 delegates attended with around 1000 supporters outside. John A. Wallace presided and H. H. Gilkyson introduced Butler.
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West Cupster
Sixth
Delaware
Chester
Thomas 8. Butler
West Chester
Congress
John A. Wallace
Discoveries in Salona Limestone Cavern Unfold Vast Underground Hall
Bellefonte June 27 Workmen at Bellefonte Lime Company Salona opened a large blast hole revealing a deep cavern. Explorers descended forty feet into a dry main chamber then found an underground cave system with stalactites stalagmites and running water in branches. A second expedition is planned to map the full extent.
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Bellefonte Lime Company
Salona
Cumberland Valley State Normal School Holds 27th Commencement
The twenty seventh annual commence ment of the Cumberland Valley State Normal School was held with hundreds of attendees. Dr. G M D Eckels presided. Rev C I Brown gave the prayer. diplomas and state teachers certificates were awarded to Mattie A Long Anna B Laughlin Howard R Myers and John A Hindman. Alumni elected officers and banquet and ball closed the week.
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Mattie A. Long
Anna B. Laughlin
Howard R. Myers
John A. Hindman
Bloomsburg Normal Sets Records With Largest Alumni Class
Bloomsburg State Normal School closed its twenty first annual alumni banquet and commencement exercises marking the most successful week and school year in its history. There were 208 graduates the largest class yet, with the commencement oration by Superintendent James M. Coughlin and 500 attendees at the alumni banquet led by toastmaster John B. Garman.
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Anticoke
Class day exercises at Keystone Normal School Kutztown
Reading June 27 Special Telegram notes a large turnout for class day exercises at Keystone Normal School Kutztown with student and friend attendance. Names such as Miss Linda C Gerhart and Charlotte Cassel Freemansburg appear among speakers and participants in the event.
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Linda C. Gerhart
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Arlotte Cassel
Freemansburg
Albright College Commencement Held at Myerstown
Commencement week at Albright College Myerstown closed with graduation exercises. President Dr A Bowman conferred bachelor degrees on Alfred Soneh elker Herbert H Dun aman and Miss Hattie Ceatte Coover. Music graduates listed among those honored.
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Albright College
Myerstown
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Alfred
MD Sone Ah Elker
Herbert H. Dunaman
Hattie Ceatte Coover
Landis
Gensling Lunaio
Carbondale High School Holds Nineteenth Commencement
The nineteenth annual Carbondale High School commencement was held at the Grand Opera House. Eight senior boys spoke in the program with Karak White named valedictorian and Miss Nina Raynor salutatorian.
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Marshfield Post Office Robbed by Three Men
A Marshfield post office was robbed last night by three men. Two acted as guards while a third dynamited the safe. The robbers escaped with an estimated 6185 dollars in money. Local residents were notified after the blast, and a wagon was seen fleeing toward the town outskirts.
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Wellsboro
Marshfield
Police Warn Bootblacks About Vocation Limits
June 27 telegram from Tax Timea reports police warning bootblacks about restrictions on vocations. unclear origin or authorities, details remain fragmented and non-specific.
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Heheeg
Governor Stone Backed at District Convention
Eminent services to the district were praised and the administration of Governor Stone endorsed along with the appointment of Dairy and Food Commissioner Cope. Colonel Quay’s name was never mentioned at the convention.
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Clearfield Republicans Meet in County Convention
The Clearfield county Republican convention, held in Clearfield on June 27, was well attended. W. C. Miller served as permanent chairman. A. L. Cole of Dubois was endorsed for Congress with power to name his own conferrees. William I. Swoop defeated B. F. Chase for District Attorney by a wide margin. Elected officials and officers included H. M. Harry, E. Boulton re-elected county chairman. Resolutions praised the administration and Dingley bill and urged party unity and reapportionment efforts.
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Quail Named Republican Candidate for Twenty-ninth District
Pottsville dispatch reports Dr Charles E Quail of Auburn nominated by the Republican convention for Senator of the Twenty-ninth district. The ballot shows Quail 91 Koch 28 Keefer 4 with Ferrebe Leib and Moore also mentioned in the proceedings. Walter past of Bechuykill served as permanent chairman.
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Charles E. Quail
Auburn
Lay
William Moore
Tremont
Charlies L. Ferrebe
St. Clair
Howam E. Leib
Pottaville
Oreit
Quail
Koch
Keefer
Sowden Decides Against Running for Congress
Allentown report states ex congressman Sowden will not challenge Captain Green in the Berks Lehigh district race noting the tie between counties may keep him from a nomination this year, though he plans to run for a senor nomination years hence if Lehigh gains its turn.
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Berks-Lehigh
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Lehigh
Congressman Green Names Delegate For Democratic National Convention
Reading June 27 Congressman Green the district delegate to the Democratic National Convention will leave for Kansas City to act as a delegate. He favors Judge James N as his running mate. The other district delegate cannot attend the convention and Deputy County Treasurer George Miller is chosen as alternate.
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George Miller
Fire damages home as stove explodes in Yardley
A stove explosion in the home of James Peterson in Yardley Pennsylvania caused a fire this evening. Neighbors helped remove occupants and belongings as flames spread to the residence, with efforts ongoing to control the blaze and assess damage.
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James Peterson
Kaiser Showing of Berlin Troupe Goes to Kiel
By special commend of Emperor William the troupe of Semoans now at the Zoo moved to Kiel today. The report mentions arrangements and possible changes in the schedule and public engagements.
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William
Zoo
Kiel
Howe
Pardons Granted by State Board in Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 27 Pardons recommended by the Board of Pardons include Abraham L. Miller Philadelphia assault and battery Frank Muno Schuylkill burglary Maurice J Zinderstein Lehigh assault and battery Samuel Fénelle Philadelphia assault and battery George Welker Schuylkill assault and second sentence Victor Jey Montgomery receiving stolen goods. Some cases held under advisement including Barna Allegheny second degree murder and James Christy Frank McVey Ruthford Philadelphia burglary.
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Board of Pardons Today
Abraham L. Miller
Philadelphia
Frank Muno
Schuylkill
Maurice J. Zinderstein
Lehigh
Samuel Fénelle
George Welker
Victor Jey
Montgomery
Isaac Birriolo
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Cornelly
Philalphia
Coltman family in China believed safe, says son
Dr. Thomas C. Coltman of Jenkintown reports further news from China about his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Coltman his sister Mrs Oliver Clifford and his brother Dr Robert Coltman. He says information suggests they are not in immediate danger though there are confusing details about a missing city address and Shanghai.
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Thomas C. Coltman
Robert Coltman
Oliver Clifford
China
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Cc.t. Clif- Mabey SA da
Willow Grove Amusements and Summer Lineup
Willow Grove Park hosts Walter Damrosch orchestra finale with Haydn Farewell Symphony. Bellstedt Band from Cincinnati debuts July with cornet solos. Pietro and vaudeville acts, fireworks July 4, and Delaware River trips on the Republic invite visitors. Keith’s cool interiors feature Lafayette performances and a packed summer bill, including Monkeys and animals at Wormwood’s Grand Opera House next week.
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Kate Jackson
Bio
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Stone
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Oan
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Billy Miller
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Woodaid
Wade Ata
Ge Haronalone Entertainment
Sant
Chestnut Hill Park
Barton
Two men killed by powder blast at Maxim farm
At Freehold on June 27 Clark Chamberlin aged 26 and Walter Reynolds aged 20 died in an explosion at Chamberlin's farm near Maxim. They were using condemned powder to fertilize corn when a pry struck a nail and sparked ignition. Fragments scattered over 500 feet. Coroner Vanderbeer held an inquest. verdict: accidental explosion.
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Freehold
Clark Chamberlin
Walter Reynolds
Chamberlin
DuPont Powder Works
Maxim
Vanderbeer
Children of the Poor Enjoy Delighted Park Outing
Woodbury June 27. A charity event at Washington Park funded by William J. Thompson drew many poor children and families. This year they appeared better dressed, with more spending money, and the crowd enjoyed a festive scene likened to a seaside day as thousands swam in the Delaware River.
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Washington Park
William J. Thompson
Delaware
Miss Barrett and Richard McCaffery Tie the Knot
In Bordentown New Jersey on June 27 Miss Julia Barrett daughter of Edward Barrett and Richard McCaffery of Oswego Falls New York wed at 8 Johns Marys Church The ceremony was officiated by Reverend D J Duggan assisted by Reverend W J McConnell in a reform rite.
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Julia Barrett
Edward Barrett
Richard McCaffery
Oswego Falls
N. Y
Quiet Lambertville wedding at St. John's Church
William P. Colligan and Miss Elizabeth Weiss of Lambertville tied the knot at St. John's Church with Rev. William J. Fitzgerald officiating. The couple left afterward for an extended bridal tour.
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St. John’s Church
William P. Colligan
Elizabeth Weiss
William J. Fitzgerald
Missing Burlington man Patrick Whalen feared abducted
Burlington June 27 Patrick Whalen an unmarried resident left for Philadelphia to buy a horse carrying a substantial sum. Two weeks pass without word and the boy’s parents fear foul play. Police and relatives seek any information on his whereabouts.
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Burlington
Patrick Whalen
Philadelphia
New Jersey Notes on Fourth of July Fun and Local Updates
Mantua raises funds for a Fourth celebration with two ball games, music, and fireworks. J W Geltz named a policeman in Woodbury. W J Osborn has resigned. A deserter tale about Howard Cooper from Mount Airy is disputed by his father. Glouces ter street paving begins by Delaware Granite Mining on Mercer near Ellis. John W Taylor Manufacturing files for incorporation in Mount Holly with 500090 capital. Coroner Hunter investigates a newborn death in National Park. Knights of Pythias officers elected in Vineland. Miss Catharine Graham marries in Sacred Heart Mount Holly. Company E Mount Holly elects officers including Long, Slaughter, and McKenna.
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Thomas J. Cavanaugh
Catharine Graham
Mount Holly
Sacred Heart Church
Father Graham
Metuchen
Father Lyons
Lizab Ham
Philadelphia
Nicholas “Atm
White Stone
L. I
Camden Real Estate Activity Almanac Notes Contracts
Real estate report records multiple contracts and transfers in Camden. Architect Thomas Stephens assigns a Fifth and Arch streets residence to John M. Larsen for 15137 dollars while Cramer secures building-beating work at 1075 dollars. Other entries list numerous June 1900 property sales, mortgages, and lot deeds across Germantown, Reading, and surrounding avenues with varied sizes and prices.
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Drown
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Vineland Curfew Law Repealed After Tight Council Vote
Vineland Borough Council repealed the curfew ordinance last night in a special session. The final vote was tied until Mayor Joseph Mason cast the deciding ballot, ending a year and a half of controversy and protests from the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and anti curfew factions. Only three arrests occurred under the measure, which was heavily criticized by curfew opponents.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
John 8
Halsey
Anti’s
J. 8. Halsey
George Cunningham
Frank A. Winslow
John A. Ackley
James C. Parkinson
J. F. Bray
Joseph Mason
Justice Dixon Tests State Salary Increase
Trenton June 27 Justice Dixon of the Supreme Court granted a rule for the State Treasurer to show cause on August 1 why State Road Commissioner Budd should not be paid the 1 000 raising his salary from 1500 to 2500 voted by the Legislature last winter. Attorney General Grey had advised the Treasurer that last winter s law is unconstitutional.
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Supreme Court
Budd
Grey
Clayton Borough Wins Tax Case Against Warrick
Clayton borough won a case brought by Samuel E. Warrick who refused to pay taxes claiming extortion. The State Board of Taxation heard the case in Atlantic City yesterday and the borough warns that nonpayment will lead to action against Warrick’s estate and sale of properties under the law.
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Clayton
Samuel E. Warrick
Atlantic City
State Board of Taxation
Warrick
Vineland High School Alumni Association Organized
The Vineland High School Alumni Association was organized last night with officers President Dr. George Cunningham Vice President Miss Bessie Baker Secretary Arthur Williams and Treasurer C A Smith The 78 members are graduates of Vineland High School A reception at the Baker House capped the celebratory events.
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Vineland
Vineland High School Alumni Association
George Cunningham
Bessie Baker
Arthur Williams
C. A. Smith
Uates
Igh
Baker House
Transportation Co. Elects Officers after Reorganization
Upper Delaware River Transportation Company re organized after Colonel Morrell withdrew. New officers elected include President Colonel Nathan Haines Burlington Vice President Henry V Massey Philadelphia Treasurer Mitchel B Perkins Beverly and Secretary Howard Flanders Burlington.
Miss Marie Pearl Cooper Weds Albert Crowell in Vineland
In Vineland on June 27 Miss Marie Pearl Cooper a popular local lady married Albert Edmond Crowell of Allentown Pa. The ceremony was performed by Rev J Ward Gamble at the bride’s mother home with many out of town guests attending.
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Vineland
Marie Pearl Cooper
Albert Edmond Crowell
Allentown
J. Ward Gamble
Bergen and Blanche Vredenburg Wed in Somerville
Albert Van Syckle Bergen united with Blanche Vredenburg in Somerville by Rev. E G Reed. The groom is son of B B Bergen of Newark and the couple plan to reside there after their honeymoon.
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Somerville
the Times
Albert van Syckle Bergen
Blanche Vredenburg
George W. Abbott
E. G. Reed
B. B. Bergen
Newark
Somerville Farmer Dies From Blood Poisoning Injury
Peter P. Kenney a North Somerville farmer died yesterday from blood poisoning after a large boll on his hand burst from a scratch. The incident occurred in Somerville with authorities noting the farmer’s death following the hand injury and ensuing infection.
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Somerville
Peter P. Kenney
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