Great Gathering of Young Republican Workers in Williamsport
In Williamsport Pennsylvania the tenth annual convention of the State League of Republican clubs drew delegates from major Republican clubs statewide. Notable figures include Congressman Charles W. Stone and W. A. Stone, General James W. Latta, Major Alex McDowell, and Isadore Sobel. Resolutions urging repeal of civil service law were tabled after debate as party leaders praised Republican achievements and pledged support for statewide ticket.
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Mansell
Congressman Stone
Major McDowell
General Latta
Lowry
Williamsport
State League of Republican Clubs
Lycoming Opera House
Charles W. Stone
Warren
William A. Stone
Allegheny
Horace J. Packer
Wellsboro
John P. Elkin
Indiana
B. J. Haywood
Mercer
Opera House
W. A
C. H. Stone
Alex. McDowell
National House of Representatives
James W. Latta
Philadelphia
L. J. Crawford
Newport
National League of Republican Clubs
Isadore Sobel
Erie
State League
Sobel
George C. Foley
Edward L. Bates
Meadville
Emerson Collins
Lycoming County
William Henry Lex
League
Henry F. Teppee
Rhode Island League
Pitttsburg Tariff Club
Quintette
McCormick
Harrisburg
United
Levi G. McAuley
West Chester
James S. Beacom
Greensburg
Mark A. Hanna
R. A. Alger
Gary
Navy
John D. Long
St@bart
Treasury
Lyman Gage
Penrose and Quay
Fairbanka
Congress
John J. Horn
United Gas Improvement Company
Fred Fleltz
Scranton
M. W. Lowry
Republican League of Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Tuarrisburg
United States
Willam McKinney
Thomas R. Reel
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Une Ting
Sandard
James 8. Heacom
Ley GG
McCauley
Commonwealth
Prohibition Convention Held in Sunbury Courthouse
Northumberland county Prohibition convention met in Sunbury courthouse this afternoon with State Chairman Frank R. Jones of Philadelphia named temporary chair. William B R Bridgens of Northumberland and John Shadle of Watsontown were nominated for register and record and jury commissioner respectively. A large evening meeting featured Rev. Dr. Swallow of Harrisburg as speaker.
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Sunbury
Northumberland County
Court House
Frank R. Jones
Philadelphia
William BR. Bridgens
Northumberland
John Shadle
Watsontown
Dr. Swallow
Harrisburg
Sunbury Minister Rev George Parsons Dies at 80
Sunbury Pennsylvania Sept Sunbury Reverend George Parsons D D age 80 died this afternoon from heart failure He served forty years as a minister of the General Synod of the Lutheran church with charges in Muncy Milton Hanover Williamsport and Sunbury.
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Sunbury
George Parsons
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Muncy
Milton
Hanover
Williamsport
State Millers Elect Officers at Philadelphia Meeting
The Pennsylvania State Millers association appointed officers led by President Asher Miner of Wilkes Barre and Treasurer Landis Lavan of Lancaster. Cyrus Hoff and Lattimer Small named delegates to a Chicago meeting to push a national millers group. An afternoon report covered committees and Wilson Welsh noted transport issues. Dr. William P. Wilson addressed cereal movement and the need for fair rail rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi DeWolf
Pittsburg
B. J. Haywood
Mercer
T. F. Penman
Scranton
David Mardy
McKeesport
H. L. Herachy
Hartisburg
J. D
Hay
Erie
H. B. Packer
Wellsboro
George W. Weaver
Philadelphia
Leslie Yates
John Keeley
Lex
Committee On Contents
Lebanon
J. Henry Miller
Ralph Light
Omaha
Henry P. Ford
Robert Ostermaier
John R. Murphy
Allegheny
Robert P. Robinson
Lugerne
Edwin
Stuart
James II. Miles
Hugh Black
Basil Webb
John C. Sayre
Emerson Collins
Williamsport
Arthur L. Bates
Crawford
Carl Black
John Smith
William J. St. Clair
George W. Marshall
Lackawanna
F. Channell
William Kreemer
Erle
Meade D. Detweiler
Harrisburg
George B. Woomer
James B. Raymond
Altoona
W. H. Baker
Elk
Edward A. Conwall
Jefferson
W. W. Gress
Lancaster
David Jones, Jr
Chester
Greenville
G. L. Williams
Sept
Pennsylvania State Millers’ Association
Asher Miner
Wilkes-Barre
Jacob V. Edgerton
FE. A. Faight
Reading
Landis Lavan
W. H. Richardson
Cyrus Hoff
Lewisburg
B. F. Isenberg
Huntingdon
W. J. Yeager
Lewistown
Lattimer Small
York
E. K. Fredd
North Wales
Transportation Committee
Wilson Welsh
William P. Wilson
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Western Hemisphere
Welsh
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Nathan Sellers
Hastings Accepts General Reeder Resignation in 1897 Crisis
Governor Hastings required General Frank Reeder to resign as secretary of the commonwealth. Reeder tendered his resignation Sept 2 and Hastings accepted it, citing courtesy. Lambert, the state insurance commissioner, was later offered the post but asked for time to decide.
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Harrisburg
Hastings
Reeder
Frank Reeder
The
Commonwealth
the Commonwealth
Paxton
D. H. Hastinge
Frank Roeder
Sam
Daniel E. Hastings
Barnett
Boston
Secretary of the Commonwealth
James H. Lambert
Lambert
Beltler
President McKinley Visits Somerset With Public Reception
President McKinley and his brother Abner spent the morning making social calls in Somerset Pennsylvania as crowds gathered for a public reception at the Endsley residence. The president planned to stay through Monday and declined an invitation to visit Johnstown before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
McKinley
Abner
Rockwood
Endsley
Johnstown
Murder in a potato patch near Watsontown
Amos Ritter was found dead in a potato patch near Watsontown with a large handkerchief over his face and a hat over it. His shoes were removed and placed at his feet, blood spattered the ground, and evidence of a ferocious struggle. The coroner investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Amos Ritter
Watsontown
Ritter
Cassatt Elected Director at Union Traction Board
At a special meeting of the Union Traction company board A. J. Cassatt was elected director to fill the vacancy from Caleb F. Foy’s resignation. Cassatt is president of the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad and a director of the Pennsylvania Railroad, highly regarded in the railroad industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia, Rept
Union Traction Company
A. J. Cassatt
Caleb F. Foy
Cassetts
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Glass Works Capacity Doubled at Bellefonte Plant
Fires were lit in the Bellefonte Co operative Glass company furnaces today enabling work to resume with double the capacity and manpower of last year. The first blowing of glass is set for September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Works
Bellefonte
Bellefonte Co-operative Glass Company
Lebanon Mills Resume Work After Months of Idle Period
Lebanon Pennsylvania September reports work restarting at the Lebanon Rolling Mills after several months of idleness due to dull trade and financial troubles. A large force of employees is now employed as production resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Governor appoints State Dental Examining Board members
Harrisburg nine governor names members to the State Dental Examining Board on September 8, outlining terms and affiliations of the new appointees in a formal administrative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Haat- Inga
Law Sentence Recap for Listed Individuals
The report assigns one year to Harry Gerhardt Lewis Burg and Jesse C Greer West Chanter. G W Krimp Williamspert and J A Libby Pittsburg face two years. C V Kratzer Reading and H B E Roberts Philadelphia receive three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gerhardt
Lewisburg
Jesse C. Greer
West Chanter
G. W. Krimp
Williamepert
J. A. Libby
Pittsburg
C. V. Kratzer
Reading
H. BE
Roberts
Philadelphia
Farmer fatally gored by bull in county incident
Lawrence County farmer Mitchell Veach 65 near West Middlesex was at a fair when a bull went berserk. He was tossed over the animal’s head and dragged along the road for several hundred feet before bystanders stopped it. Veach died later, horn wound near fatal.
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New Castle
Mitchell Veach
West Middlesex
Nee
Strike Advances Pause Hostilities In Hazleton District
Hazleton Pa Sept The Lehigh and Wilkes Barre company made concessions and Manager Lawall is expected tomorrow while strikers raid Coleraine Coxes Drifton and Evens collieries. The sheriff checked raids at Cristal Ridge as Lehigh Valley signalled a possible wage advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Sirike
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
Lawall
Coleraine
Coxes, Drifton
Evens
Cristal Ridge
Lehigh Valley
City Boy Fells 35 Feet at Shamokin Trestle
George Straub aged 12, a Cameron colliery picker, fell from a trestle crossing the Northern Central railway at Shamokin, a 35 foot drop. He suffered a fractured arm, severe facial injuries, and serious internal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
George Straub
Cameron Colliery
Northern Central Railway
Mine Tragedy Kills Pasquale Palola at Butler Mine
Special to the Betanton Tribune Pittston Sept Pasquale Palola aged 30 was instantly killed by a fall of root in the Butler mine today. The remains were buried at the expense of the Ransom poor authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Pasquale Palola
Butler
Wasted Men canvass sales pitch at dull rink event
A fragmented report notes a group called Wasted Men canvassing for quick sales at a room event labeled Dime Rink. The text is garbled but suggests promotional activity targeting passersby for fast selling items.
Unclear OCR Reads on Local Address and Charges
Fragmentary text hints at a local matter involving individuals on Lackawanna Avenue Ladle, with references to polls, advice, and charges but no clear actions, dates, or outcomes. The readable portion mentions names or initials like M. HEL and Chitra infeasts, yielding insufficient context for a specific event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
State of Garrett Van Bickle estate notices
Letters testamentary granted to executor. All indebted to the estate should pay and those with claims present promptly to William A. Van Sickle, Executor, El Price, Attorney, Hamilton, Pa. Also a terse classified ad: Situation Wanted as butcher, first class meat cutter and sausage maker, temperate man seeking work. Jackson Street, City.
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Garrett van Bickle
Jefferson
Lackawanna
WM. A. van Sickle
EL Price
Hamilton
Stuation
J. Red
Tribune
gituaTion
Kober
Reliable
D. B
Price St
WyaNzep
Lackawanna Avenue
Third Oor
Oherem
Jackson Free
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Pennsylvania News
Resolutions Committee
Vallamont
Vallamont Park
Park Hotel
Beeshams
Beecham
Olin
Sociery
U. S
P. F. Allen
State Millers
Dental Examining Board
Munyon
Mowily
Arch Bt
Lawrence County
Betanton Tribune
Mass
O. Evans ,Co
John Wedderburn & CO
Dept. C
Washington, D. C
Best Aide
Clifton Soap and Muanutwotarte Company
Cincinnati
Nernta
Fish & GO
Jorden Hlock
Adva
Myer Davidow
Jolin Street
New York
Tribune Office
Hyde Park
Lackawanna RE
Pepember
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Klyn Mawr
Wellesley
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Short Avenue
Alter
Walter Brigga
Mulberry Street
Linden Street
Madison Avenue
Pas
Delaware Street
BEVIN
New Milch
Jersey
CW. Dean
Factoryville
Everett
Dix Court
Penn Avenue
National Publishing CO
Lakeside Building
Lil
Box 130
Reranton
Penn
Care Tribune
Glen Brothers
Rochester
N.Y
Price
Nichols Naperville, al
Wite Purap
Mice Su Higan Mpg CO
Woorly and Meneers Experi- Consolidated Mfg
van Buren St
Young Men's Russian Educational and Beneficial Society
Bt. Hib and Borya
Lackawanna County
Andre Iwanik
Andre Sernink
Victor Hinlyk
Young Men's Russian Educational Pod Beneficial Society of
St. Tb and Borys
William Vokalek
Male
Adams and Mulberry
Cus Cooper
Ory
F. R. L. Tribune
Ghana
Harry Wright
City
Swares
Prospect Avenue
H A
Liackaewanne Avenue
J. C
MiMin Avenue
I Nwin
Alpenman
Monroe Avenue
Ress
Tribune Ofice
Spee
Pon Brown
M. B
Price Street
Mineral Street
Sand Banka
Marri Adress
Ceonde
Atrecl
Hurae
C.F. L
Sodisce Avenue
Orphans’ Court
Mary Hannah Cogan
John J. Williams
George F. Hower
Diedrics Kohl
Carl Lorena
Emma Lonoes
Fred C. Smith
Mahase Laycock
H. Heberling
Wiliam
H. Heber
Lv On
Collins
A. Pearson
Lucy A. Cordate
Hiram Pearson
William A. Pearson, Jr
Ann McGuire
Patrick McGuilre
George 8. Horn
W. J. Robb
Th. Dewight Mills
Julia Milla
Thomas Walsh
A. Colvin
Bull
Gerehern Post
F. G. Barrick
EB. M. ‘Walter
A iv . Hopkins
Drexel
Baldwin's
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Ore
Rouse Fe
Peina
Canade
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