The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-19


war after suffering for ten days
from hiccoughs brought on by
running to CATCH a stage
13--Oentral Democratic Club of Har-
risburg held its annual Jefferson
Day dinner with Secretary of the
Navy Daniels as principal speak
er. ~
13-Mrs. Carrie Yentzer, Is years old,
1907 Derry street, Harrisburg,
died from burns received that
morning when her clothing caught
fire whilst attending tn household
duties.
1S-Death, in Chicago, of Joshua
Strouse, formerly in mercantile
business in Harrisburg.
14-Choral Society of Harrisburg gave
its annual concert in the Males
tic theatre.
14-Death of Mrs. Isabella s. Wilson,
194S Derry street, Harrisburg,
aged SS years.
14-Death of Mrs. Anne E. Sheesley,
1000 South Ninth street, Harris
burg, aged "A years.
15-Begining of the North street
cathedral of the annual spring
meetinE of the Scottish Rite Ma
sons OF Harrisburg and adjacent
territory.
17-Death, at Mechanicsburg, of j.
Sherriek McOaleb, a clerk of the
Auditor Generals Department,
Harrisburg.
1S-Death of Uriah Fox, Of Harris
burg, for more than 40 years an
employee of the P. R. r.
19-Death in Pittsburgh, of Herman
Astrich, long prominent in the
business life of Harrisburg.
19-Harrisburg Lodge No. 107, Loyal
Order of Moose held memorial ex-
ercises for the dead brethren of
the preceding year.
19-Death of John G. Wolfey, 226
North Second street, Harrisburg,
prominent in the fish and fruit
business.
2O-Death of John Egenreider, 324
Reilly street, Harrisburg a we'll
known baker.
22-Death of stranger, supposed to
be R. G. Gibney by name, from
gas inhaled, the night before,
with suicidal intent, in a Harris
burg lodging house.
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risburg, crushed to death in p. r.
R. yards.
23-Death of Mrs. Emma Humer
Fought, 233 Maclay street, Har-
risburg, aged so years.
23-Death of David H. Lewis. 1910
North Fourth street, Harrisburg.
an engineman P. r. R.
23-An Austrian crushed to death by a
fall from third story window of
Dauphin county almshouse.
2S-Death of William H. Wise, 25
South Second street, Harrisburg,
long prominent as boarding house
keeper.
24-Walter Moore, of Fifteenth and
Thompson streets, Harrisburg, in
stantly killed by an accident
whilst working on the new Dock
street bridge.
26-Death, in Philadelphia, of George
n. Baer, president of P. and r.
railway.
ga fire in annex to .Shope Hospital,
harrisburg, caused much excite
ment.
ga large barn on one of the farms
of the Cunl5ler estate. near Steel
ton, destroyed by fire with the
stock in it.
2S--Death of Richard Tagg, 343 Kel-
ker street, Harrisburg, veteran
of the Civil war and for 33 years
P. R. Rear inspector.
21-iDeath, at Harrisburg Hospital, of
S. B. Kurtz, a1Sihippensburg trav-
cling salesman, from the effects of
gas inhaled in his room, South
Third street, Harrisburg, two days
before.
27-Death of Mrs. Susan Hayward,
Z $50 Verbeke street, Harrisburg,
widow OF Richard Hayward.
21-Death of Mrs. Anna +. Small
wood, Paxtang, aged &c years.
29-Death of John Froehlieh, 10 South
Nineteenth street, Harrisburg, aged
7S years, for many years prom
inent merchant tailor of the city.
30-lState convention of Pennsylvania
Association opposed to Woman
Suffrage, held in Harrisburg.
30-Death of William Fl. Buckley, Sr..
1925 North Third street, Har-
risburg, a well known machinist
of the city.
SO-JaeoIb Susie, of Steelton. killed by
fall of earth whilst working at
Pennsylvania steel worixs