Becket Shiffer Leh Contest Funds Budgeted in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on June 11 the Pennsylvania legislature set the agenda for two days of sessions including revenue and appropriation bills. A measure to pay contest fees for the Shiffer Leh Northampton county case was introduced with $1,600 for counsel and personal expenses and $1,480 for committee costs.
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State Druggs to Meet Twentieth Annual Convention
The twenty annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association will be held at Delaware Water Gap this week, under D. J. Thomas of Beranton. President Joseph P. Remington will open the gathering with discussions on new pharmaceutical methods and industry challenges. The association, organized in 1878, aims to elevate pharmacy standards and regulate medicine dispensation by qualified druggists.
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Alonzo Robbins
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George W. Kennedy
Pottsville
George A. Kelley
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Charles H. Cressler
Charles T. George
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Columbia
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Hambure
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Alleheny
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York
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Scranton
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Norristown
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Schuylkill Haven
Bucknell School of Music Grads and Awards
Lewisburg June 21 graduates listed from Bucknell School of Music include Lavinia Bender Sunbury Fannie Bloom Northumberland Lena Burke Northumberland Caroline Kelly Lewisburg Sarah Merriman Lewisburg Ada Pennypacker Norristown Eleanor Potter Lewisburg Anna Rogers Allentown Berdie Taggart Emporium Jessie Steiner Lewisburg James Martin Lewisburg and Mary Thornton Lewisburg. Prizes awarded include Excellence In muelo to Potter and musical composition to Martin. President Whitmore of Columbian University addressed the college coro society.
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Bucknell School of Music
Eflbman
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Allentown
Berdie Leona Taggart
Emporium
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James Brown Martin
Mary Thornton
School of Music
Eleanor Potter
Jh. L. Whitmore
Columbian University
College Itcorary Society
Slight cave in the Ravine mine at Pittston
At 11 last night a cave in on the Newton Cowl company Ravine shaft dropped about thirty feet of roof after a car trip began down the run from the Marcy vein. No injuries were reported and cleanup started immediately. operations resumed today as usual.
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No Tax Placed on Malt Liquor Result of Quay Visit
Hartisburg June 21 Senator Quay met with Governor Hastings and legislative leaders to discuss the revenue plan. They agreed to cut the state school appropriation by $500,000 a year and push the inheritance tax case to the supreme court. The plan taxes brewers and distillers by output and doubles liquor licenses in many municipalities to cover a $3.5 million deficit.
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Vot es For Uniform Prize In Local League
The club with the most votes receives ten complete uniforms including skirt pants cap belt stockings made to order by C M Florey sporting goods dealer 22 Wyoming avenue. Voting limited to clubs in Lackawanna Laverne Warne Susquehanna Monroe Bradford and Wyoming counties. Winner announced Saturday June M ballots to Sporting Editor The Tribune.
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Four youths cause ruckus in Doranciton core event
In Doranciton near Wilkes-Barre at around 2 pm four Brodericks followers disrupted Wyoming avenue driving a farmer’s gig and shouting through the town. Chief Davie intervened, a clash with locals followed injuring Councilman Joseph Welter, and the four men Fritz Palmer Maren and Quigley were jailed after a court hearing with $200 bail each.
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BASE BALL UNIFORM CONTEST WINNER PROMISED
The Tribune closes amateur base ball voting at nine Friday night with results to appear Saturday. Winners will receive ten first class uniforms made to order by M Flores. Catcher gear and a Louisville bat set are also promised to top finishers.
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Tribune Want Ad Deluged by Replies
A prominent businessman lamented being overwhelmed by responses to a Tribune Want Ad, saying he was simply deluged with them and would urge others to try the service.
Young Man Opens Washing and Ironing Business
An advertisement seeks a young man with capital to start a laundry and ironing service. The offer allows work at home or daily outcalls from W orcs, with contact at 997 North Sumner Avenue.
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Help Wanted Classified Ads Spur Nationwide Hiring
Amid dense classifieds, workers sought for sales, agents, and technical positions. Multiple firms advertise commissions and salaries from 25 to 75 per week, with sample work and room for advancement, including clerks, sales, and door to door canvass roles across cities like Boston Chicago Cincinnati and New York.
Dunmore Amateur Ball Schedule and Local Challenges
At Dunmore on Sunday, multiple 15 year old clubs scheduled games for June 27 including Defenders versus Walnut Street Stars and Tycoons versus Coxies. The Mystics beat a Sliders and Edisons combined team 244 to 0 with batteries Tropp Cusick Black Pitman and Call Sturdevant. The Wizards beat the American Indians 9 to 8 and challenged the Edisons for morning play. Numerous other clubs issued challenges and game pledges through The Tribune, with notices from C J Woodring and various team captains about grounds at Dunmore and Olive street, venues at Jessup and Minooka, and a call for score reporting to compile standings.
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Remarkable Pennsylvania centenarian mother of fourteen
Mrs. Mary Ann Cassidy of Coalport Clearfield county is 105 years old. She bore thirteen sons and five daughters, including four pairs of twins, with nine still living. Born in County Famar Ireland in 1792, she immigrated in 1845. Her husband died in a coal shaft accident. She has never been sick, never needed a physician, and has not worn glasses in 21 years.
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Mary Ann Cassidy
Coalport
Clearfield County
Rev Price’s Tale of Woe Prompting Special Committee Session
Harrisburg June 21 A special session of the committee will be held Tuesday to consider Rev Jonas H Price of Quakertown who was kidnapped in Philadelphia last January and forced to work as a convict in Virginia for nearly three months Senator Moyer and Rep Funk of Bucks County press for a legislative investigation Price a Dunkard preacher and banking official Gilkenan backs his account urging a thorough inquiry into the case and its details in the eastern end of the state.
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Fatal fight leaves John Riddall mortally hurt
Wilkes Harr e reports night assault in Luxerne borough near here. Peter Selinsky struck John Riddall with a heavy cane, fracturing his skull in two places. Selinsky was arrested. Riddall remains in precarious condition and may die.
Company E E election promotes by seniority in Scranton article
Honendale June 21 Firet Lieut ant George A. Smith was tonight elected captain of Company E to succeed Walter A Wood resigned. B Second Lieutenant John Kuhlbach was voted from Heutenant and First Sergeant W. L. Dodge Second Lieutenant. All three elections were by acclamation conducted by Major George H. Whitney of the Second Battalion.
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Pittsburg Prepares Elegant Welcome for Delegates at Museum Meet
The Pittsburg chamber of commerce has completed plans to host International Commercial museum delegates this week. Events on Wednesday through Friday promise unprecedented elegance and elaborate hospitality for the visiting party.
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Verdict of Murder in Second Degree
The jury in the Fausto Depaola murder trial returned a verdict of murder in the second degree after retiring at 3 60 and reconvening at 7 60 tonight. Depaola will be sentenced Monday. Ruggerio was stabbed at a dance at his home near Bangor last March.
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Nicolas Ruggerio
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Death of Mrs. A. D. David at Thompson M B Church
Mrs. A D David wife of the Thompson M B church pastor dies after seven weeks illness. Funeral held at the M E church with Rev W B Weatinke assisting from nearby towns. Burial at Perkville with Epworth League members participating. Also funeral for Mrs John Merk of Carbondale held at the M B church with Rev P R Tower officiating.
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Reading Ironworks Strike Break Resumes Plate Mill
The Reading Ironworks restored work at the plate mill today with 100 men back on duty, while nearly 1,300 workers remain idle as the strike continues.
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Sale of Coyne house license set for June 26
In Honesdale a sheriff sale will dispose of the Coyne house license lease and furniture on June 26. Hon B E Hardenburg spent Sunday at home. Company E reports sixty members the largest yet. Excursion tickets to Harvey's Lake from next Wednesday return Thursday. A Honesdale wheelmen group toured Laurel Lake Sunday. John and Mary McCoy plan a June 25 Opera house entertainment with vocal and instrumental music and readings. Edith Swift returns home for school vacation.
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Band boys award contract for new uniforms
William Wallace Ham of the Herald contemplates starting a daily and reports the band boys have let the contract for new uniforms.
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Grand jury clears Colonel William Jack in bank case
Hollidaysburg Pa June 21 The Marr county grand jury ignored the bill against Colonel William Jack a partner in the defunct Gardner Mirrow Co bank for receiving deposits after knowledge of insolvency.
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