Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-04
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began and United States Senators
Governors. Supreme and Superior
Court Judges. railroad presidents
bank leaders and newspaper editors
and mmercia1 pilots were wont to
gather. A great company OF them
are Colonel Kennedy's guests to-day
and they include many people from
Harrisburg and cities and towns in
this vicinity.
Guests from Pittsburgh and other
points west arrived In Harrisburg
last evening and some this morning
The train from Philadeiphia leaving
that city at $50 this morning, had
many guests on board. arriving in
Harrisburg at 11.so and leaving a,
11.40 for Chambersburg. Included
among the several hundred guests
were the following:
New York City-Colonel Walter
8. Franklin. Barr Ferree. Charles H
0rasty. J. Coyle Kennedy. George A
Post
Philadelphia Francis Skunk
Brown, Herman L. Collins, B. Daw-
SON Coleman. Captain John P
Green, Colonel John c. Gribble, Ad.
miral Charles F. Hughes. u. 8
Navy; Justice Robert Won Mosch-
zisker, George Wharton Pepper. NJ
Hampton Todd, former Attorney
General: Frank Tenney. e. A. Var
Valkenburg.
Mayor E. v. Babeock. Pittsburgh
General John NJ. T. Ffnney, Johr
e. Greiner, Baltimore, Md: Genera
r. II. Pratt Washington. d. c..
Captain Asher c. Baker. u. s. Navy
retired, Marthes Vineyard, Mass; w
r. Bay Stewart, York; George w
Hensel. Quarryville; Donald p. Nc.
Pherson. Gettysburg; Judge George
B. orlady, Huntingdon; w. Fred
Reynolds, Bellefonte.
Chief Justice J. Hay Brown, Franz
b. McClain. John A. Nauman. Ian
caster, Pa.
Harrisburg Guests
Harrisburg William D. B. Ainey
Edward Bailey. Charles H. Bergner
Milton J. Brecht, ]. 8. Benn, w
Harry Baker, John T. Brady, Clifford
B. connelley. NJ. B. Cowden. w. NJ
Donaldson, John P. Dohoney, Bern'
H. Evans, Thomas E. F1negan, Johr
e. Fox. Spencer c. Gilbert, Hender
son Gilbert, Robert s. Gawthrop
William H. Gather, Daniel c. Herr
Edwin s. Herman. Francis J. Hall
William Jennings. Judge George
Kunkel, William II. Keller. Edward
Martin. Judge S. J. NJ. McCarrell
Thomas L. Montgomery, Donald Nc
Frank s. Musser, A. B. Millar, Harr.
A. Mackey, Harry S. McDecitt, Spen
Ger G. Nauman. Benjamin NJ
Mead, w. NJ. Ogelsby. John s. Ril
ling. William I. Schaffer, s. Ra,
Shelby. Louis s. Sadler. Charles A
Snyder. E. J. Stackpole, Charles C
Stroh, Henry NJ. Stine, David E
Tracy, e. q. Wallower, ]. r. Wood
ward. Cyrus E. Woods; c. II. Bishop
Lemoyne, Pa
State and National Officers
Governor William c. Sproul; Lieu
tenant-Governor e. e. Beidleman
Governor Westmoreland Davis O
Virginia; Governor Emerson C. Har
rington of Maryland; Ex-Governor
William A. McCorkle OF West vir
ginia; Henry P. Fletcher, Ambassa
dor to Mexico; United States Senate
Boies Penrose; United States Senate
Atlee Pomerene from Ohio; Ex-Lieu
tSIldiI-TONcTIlOT JOnn M. HeynOlQ
of Pennsylvania; Moreton Frewn
Frederic w. Vile of London, Eng
land; George Fl. Stewart of Shippens
burg, Pa
r. II. Ashton, Regional Director
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
and the officers of the Cumberland
Valley district and few invited
guests from Chambersburg and tn,
Valley.
Railroads Represented
Pennsylvania Railroad: Presiden
S. Rea and his official staff; L. w
Baldwin, Regional Director; Elishl
Lee, Federal Manager; r. L. O'Don
nell, general manager: Noel w
Smith, general superintendent; Rob
ert c. Wright. traffic manager
George D. Ogden, freight traffi
manager; William Elmer, superin
tendent of the Philadelphia division
w. Rose Harrisburg division freigh
agent; William B. McCaleb. forme
superintendent of the Philadelphi;
division, now general superintendent
of water companies.
Philadelphia and Reading Rail
ways: E. T. Stotesbury, chairman o
the board; President Agnew T. Dice
Vice-President John e. Auch. TIL,
following railroads were represented
Pennsylvania Lines west of Pitts
burgh; Long Island; Baltimore ant
Ohio; Norfolk and WESTERN; Western
Maryland; New York Central
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Delaware. Lackawana and Western
Erie Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burgh; Lehigh Valley: Ney York
New Haven and Hartford; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Lehigh and Hudson River; Atlanta
Birmingham and Atlantic; Marylant
and Pennsylvania; Seaboard Airline
Bessemer and Lake Erie; Missouri
Pacific; Lehigh and New England
and Clyde Steamship Company an,
the Pullman Car Company. tn,