Appointments of Elks Deputies and 1897 98 Officers
Grand Exalted Ruler Detwetter appoints Elks deputies for the United States listing officers by state and city. The second item presents the 1897 98 elective and appointive officers with roles in ritual, constitution, auditing, and grand guard.
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Harrisburg
Detwetter
Elka
United States
Alabama
C. BE. Meglemery
Birmingham
Arizona
C. F. Morrell
Phoenix
Arkansas
F. Winsontialer
Little Rork
California
C. Reis
San Francisco
Colorado
T. J. Burrows
Publo
Connecticut
F. J. Brothers
New Haven
North Dakota
W. L. Wilder
Grand Forks
South Dakota
F. Emerson
Stonx
Delaware
A. W. Cummins
Wilmington
District of Columbia
J. T. Brady
Washington
Florida
G. D. Ackeriy
Jacksonville
Georgia
J. Miller
Augusta
Idaho
I. C. Hallnbaugh
Moscow
Tllinolsa
G. W. Barstow
Chicaio
Iowa
H. J. Cozens
Seo Montes
Indiana
A. B. Armstrong
Kokomo
D.L. Watson
Terre Haute
Kansas
W. A. Smith
Topeka
Kentucky
S. A. Cromwell
Henderson
Louisiana
Phineas Moses
New Orleans
Maine
Edward Parsons
Portland
Maryland
David Wiesenfeld
Baltimore
Joe H. Shellon
Haver
Michigan
Robert Lake
Jackson
Minnesota
John EK. King
St. Paul
George Buxton
Liverpool
Ohio
C. C. Waddle
Chillicothe
Oregon
R. W. Mitchell
Pennsylvania
P. F. Gunster
Scranton
Weet
J. B. Vickery
Allegheny
Rhode Island
Hugh V. O'Donnell
Providence
South Carolina
T. G. Passilaigue
Charleston
Tennessee
J. T. Brownlee
Knoxville
F. W. Adamson
Texas
T. R. Anderson
Waxahachie
Benjamin F. McNulty
San Antonio
Vermont
P. M. Melon
Rutland
Virginia
R. C. Neal
Richmond
Woashington
W. H. Hare
North Takima
A. T. van de Vanter
Seattle
West Virginia
W. H. Manning
Wheel
Wisconsin
W. de Steese
Fon du Lac
Laws and Appeals
Thomas
Turner
Canton
James A. McHenry
Cumberland
Zack Phelps
Louieville
Credentiala
W. W. Starr
Savannah
M. B. Sullivan
Dover
HM. F. Butt, Jr
Portsmouth
P. McGovern
Hartford
Wood Munro
Minneapolis
W. H. McDermith
Columbus
Ritual
J. T. Fanning
Indianapolis
F. L. Dibold
Cleveland
Charles E. Pickett
Waterloo
Grievgnees
W. F. Lansing
Littl Falls
Eorge E. de Golia
Oakland
John D. O'Shea
Lynn Chartera
A. J. Meyer
Buffalo
D. A. Westbury
South Bend
James J. Carmack
Alande City
George R. Perry
Grand Rapide
C. L. Bunting
Bristol
J. W. Cherry
Norfolk
Arthur C. Loveland
New York
A. M. Knox
A. M. Bartlett
Omaha
J. C. Nethaway
Stillwater
Boris Cohen
St. Louie
Grand Inner Guard
George Meyer, Jr
Pittsburg
I. B. Timberlake
New Albany
Wealthy Higgned Visitor Promises Big Elk Stock Farm
Landowners in Chester county report a striking visitor, Mrs Huldinah Moore of Frederick Maryland, claiming vast wealth and proposing to pay 100 an acre for farms owned by Ferdinand Wood Joshua Mackey H A Herbiot and Dr Quinby. She visited S P Gillingham near Coatesville and promised whiskey and a Holstein bull for hospitality while she boasted of stock ventures in California Florida Maryland and Virginia.
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Oxford
Big Elk Valley
Chester County
Huld- Inah Moore
Frederick
California
Florida
Maryland
Virginia
Ferdinand Wood
Joshua Mackey
H. A. Herbiot
Dr. Quinby
Anld
P. Gillingham
Coatesville
Gathering of Harlan Clan Three Days Reunion
One thousand Harlan family members gathered in West Chester Pennsylvania for a three day reunion. The gathering highlights the clan’s size with widespread descendants led by A D Harlan of Coatesville with opening remarks by Dr Harlan G Mendenthal.
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West Chester
Harlan
Troy
George Harl
Cheater County
A. D. Harlan
Coatesville
Weekend Picnic Plans at Lenape Park
The family plans a day by the Brandywine tomorrow at Lenape Park, enjoying the outdoors and a relaxed outing together.
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Brandywine
Lenape Park
Striking Campers Face Deputies as Clash Persists
A clash near Plum Creek and Turtle Creek continues as deputies form lines and block paths 106 feet apart. Strikers avoid aggression, but some escape to mingle with miners. Officials plan another march tomorrow to trap the camps, with women expected to join if crossing succeeds.
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Pittsburg
Plum Creek
Turtlé Creek
Excursion Train Wreck Strands Believers on Mountain
Two sections of a Wilkes-Barre road excursion train carrying Lutheran church members from Fernbrook Park collided near Dallas. Two trainmen were injured while passengers escaped unharmed. The line was blocked leaving riders and Kingston followers stranded. some walked nine miles to Kingston while others found shelter in local houses and hotels.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre and
Lutheran Church of
Kingston
FLEECING GREEN GOODS MEN
A string of green goods schemes in Allentown Pennsylvania nets crooks quick profits. Several young men copy the circulars that urge telegraph requests to Pocantico Hills New York for samples. One man sent for a sample and received a dollar bill but paid 26 cents in telegraph charges gaining 75 cents profit. More follow the same tactic.
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Allentown
A. Bi. Crum
Pocantico Hills
N. Y
Diploma dispute delays Beaver Falls graduation
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania August 19 a diploma dispute targets Lee Tomlinson. The school board refused to award his parchment after he refused to speak at commencement citing alleged loopholes for several girls. Judge Wilson will hear the ensuing case as Tomlinson’s father presses the matter.
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Beaver Falls
Lee Tomlinson
Wilson
Tormlin- Ben
Colliery Withdrawn At Sheriff Sale In Shamokin Pa
The Natal ie colliery owned by the Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Co was offered at sheriff s sale. Highest bid 1500000 but sale postponed until September due to disputes between Hostetter heirs of Pittsburgh and New York capitalists. The mine, once employing about 1200, has been idle since April 1 because of the dispute.
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Shamokin
Natalie
Pennsylvanian Anthracite Coal Company
Sheriff's Anle
Hostetter
Pittsburg
New York
Daughters of Erin elect officers at Philadelphia convention
The Daughters of Erin wrapped up their first annual convention naming Katharyn T. Flood as president Margaret Hern as vice president Mary E. Fleming as secretary and Kate Cavanaugh as treasurer. Next convention set for Scranton with 32 Pennsylvania branches totaling 2408 members.
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Philadelphia
Daughters of Erin
Katharyn T. Flood
Margaret A. Hern
Great Bend
Mary E. Fleming
Reading
Kate G. Cavanaugh
Schuylkill
Scranton
James O'Sullivan
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Pennsylvania
Lock Haven
Canton County
Harvey-Packer
Kelsey
Flemington
John Berry
Loganton
J. A. Bickford
Oscar Fisher
Renovo
Grow
McKinley
Hastings
Packer
J. W. Fredericks
Sunbury
Grand Army of the Repute
Island Park
J. R. Cresainger
Danbury
E. H. Seward
J. H. Harris
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Bethlehem
Commodore Howell
Seymour
Edwin Dun
United States
Japan
Bethlehem Iron Company
John Frit
Bear Fights End in Humorous Tie Two Days With Hunter and Bear
Pittsburg correspondent recalls Old Pete Miller's wild two day capture attempt of a big black bear in Potter county. The hunter ties the animal with a lariat to a tree, climbs, falls, loses clothes, and the pair scuffle through woods, water, and cave. After a tense ordeal the bear cools, and Miller drags the beast toward his cabin with aid from brandy and a cave cache.
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Pete
Bruin
Pittsburg
Globe-Democrat
Potter County
Wes
Pete’ Miller
Pennsylvania
Jim Davis
York State
Jim
York
Druin
Tie
Beardom
Gettihe
the Bear
Big Bear
Pete Miller
Buffalo
Wanted Ads Offer Big Pay and Simple Ideas
Classified notices show front page want ads promising steady pay for male workers and sales agents. Listings include jobs for sample sales, school supplies sales, patent ideas, and door to door canvassing with commissions, plus opportunities from firms in Boston Chicago Cincinnati and Washington.
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John Wedderburn & Co, Dept
Patent Attorneya
Washington, D. C
SALE LIST AND LOCAL HOUSES FORDUNMORE AND DUNMORE AREA
Auction style notices show items for sale including damaged ladies wrapper sets and millinery wares from Lebeck and Coris at 124 Wyoming Avenue, plus several newly completed houses for sale in Dunmore and Prescott Avenue with prices ranging from 81000 to 89100 and other properties on Quincy and Clay avenues. Also mentions Everett Stable offers a fine young dark chestnut horse and rental listings for four single houses on South Vanuely Street in Dunmore.
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Lebeck & Coris
Wyoming Avenue
Dunmore
Pine St
Prescott Ave
Lincoln Heights
Quincy Avenue
Ciay Avenue
Local Pawnshop Advertises Metal Plasters for Sale
An advertisement from a Chicago company promotes practical gold silver nickel and copper electro platers with prices starting at £3. The notice offers a free urn and mentions a pump at the address HIGAN CH FG CO Chicago.
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Higan Ch FG CO
Chicago
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