Aged farmer commits suicide near Youngsville
An elderly farmer, about sixty, living near Youngsville on Murray Hill road, shot himself before noon. He left no clear reason for the act, and his wife and family survive. Coroner DeForest was notified and deputy Plumer Mead of Youngaville was appointed to handle the case.
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Warfey
Adam Wersim
Murray'n Hii
Youngs Vills
Berore Noon Loley
Wimasolt
Plumer Mead
Youngaville
Mead
Notice of Alderman Porter's Relocation and Services
An item notes Alderman C. B. Porter moved to 102 West Market Street and mentions soliciting business in consulations. It lists cleaning and rug services offered, with pickup and delivery when needed and a Bell telephone contact.
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C. B. Porter
West Matstreet
Death of Spartansburg Young Man William Waldner
William J Waldner, born July 11 1800 at Glyndon, died after an appendectomy in West Point Hospital Pittsburgh. Funeral March 24 at Spartansburg Methodist Episcopal Church with services by Rev Groved. He lived in Spartansburg most of life, worked as an order clerk in Pittsburgh railway mail, son of Carson D and Della Maxie Waldner. He leaves brothers Mrs Northa March and George, and a wide circle of relatives. He was to marry Miss Venlo Meorn of Habierh soon.
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William Jamon Woddner
Spartansburg
Durlai
Lie
Methodist Episcopal Church
William J. Weldner
Glyndon
Britton
Irun
Pittsburgh
West Pont
Pitshburgh
Carson
Clase
Firmhburgh PP
W. J. Aberhant
Piltsburgh
A. J. Goldstein
John Kinney
Stanley Platt
Fred Snapm Ray
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