Five Cent or Dime Fare Dispute Causes Car Calamity
A Main Line car near Lyons Farms bridge on the Lehigh Valley line sparked a near riot as a workman refused a second fare. The conductor demanded a second payment after the bridge line rule, passengers protested, a scuffle threatened, and the man finally paid a second fare aboard the Broad Street car. Women passengers were frightened by the disturbance.
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Lyons Farms
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Enger
Broad Street
Bazar Sale at First Methodist Church Helps Society
The Ladies Aid Society held a vacation bazar in the chapel attracting a small crowd despite rain. Proceeds of four dollars supported the society’s coffers as tables offering souvenirs, confectionery, and a refreshments table drew eager buyers. Mrs. Lewis C. Long led a souvenir table with Mrs. Sidney F. Williams assisting. other coordinators included Mrs. Robert Good and Mrs. John Rowan.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Indies
United States
Lewis C. Long
Sidney F. Williams
Robert Good
John Rowan
Youtemeda
William Renn
James Dabb
George Sawyer
L. H. Wannamaker
John Meyer
Charles Warlack
Howland
James Dick
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Sters
Syers
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Morris Avenue
Bene
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Holand
Stein & Markowitz
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Elizabethport
Slaggren Bros. CO
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Elizabeth
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