Paying A Debt Endgame In Five Thousand Pounds Policy
Stillman Grant plans to secure his debt by insuring his life for five thousand pounds with policy payable to Grant, while Montlton coaches a scheme to cover the loss if he dies. Grant lures Montlton with wine laced with morphine, then feigns concern and shelters the plan to abduct the money, risking discovery as suspicions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman Grant
Mouelton
Mimelten
Eusplover
Nis
Grant
Hag Thamy
Manckton
Tosn
Mavekteon
Furmanihsticwat
Sinsel
Mehd
Ike
Thanes Embankment
Ile
Stillman
Young Meuckton
ANC
Nourkton
Main
Mouck- Yon
Logan
Sid Grant
Moncktan
Young Monckton
Stilman
Mouekton
Mouektom
Orant
Moockchr
Her Majesty
Lute Sharp
Detroit
The Egg Industry and U S Consumption Volumes
The article outlines the vast scale of egg production in the United States. It notes Chicago and other cities consume hundreds of millions of dozens yearly, enough to form long lines and encircle the world multiple times. It cites daily value and per dozen prices, highlighting a substantial economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrian
Chicago
Laat Peur
United States
Eggs power many trades and the evolving storage boom
A Chicago article explains how eggs touch diverse trades from leather finishing to photography and paper arts. It notes extensive use in leather dyeing, the rise of candled candling for quality, and the shift from ice to cell storage with capacity for 230 million eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Morocco
Chicago
How to Prepare Small Fruit for Market
Guidance on cleaning handling and packing of berries. Emphasizes strict cleanliness, straw mulch, careful water control, selecting perfect specimens, proper box filling, keeping calyx and stem, and avoiding sun or wind exposure to preserve quality and shipment suitability.
Orchard Packaging and Handling Guidance
The article describes protective covers for fruit pickers stands and quart boxes used on Thayer fruit farms including six quart sizes and square boxes. It emphasizes tight covers to prevent air from striking berries, secure fastening, and neat oil care. It instructs placing consignor and consignee names on every case and shipping only to reliable dealers and commission men, noting neglect risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Consignors
Consignee
Reileble
Fraternal Greetings at Reading Convention
At Reading the Young People convention heard an able paper on The Y P G U Reading Course by Rev E Boaghster. Rev B Butterwick addressed and EE Arnild of Picknab spoke on aiding orphans. Temperance topics and praise services followed with a variety discussion and warnings about meeting entertainment. Officers were reelected and the convention adjourned after a mass meeting and farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TB Young People’s Convention
Ing
Y. PG. U
E. £. Boaghster
B. Butterwick
Union Biblical Seminary
EE Arnild
Picknale
Cpke
Ome
Trethc
Pll
Haines
Finegrove
Silver
D. &. Lomgen- Lecker
Fiver
Seader
Severn
Rock
Lebanon
Los Angeles
Isaae B. Hank
Oscar G. Tumiy
Ametia Light
Mary Knowes
Savillu Fritz
Mt Carmel
Shupe
the Watchwan
U. B
Genine
Water committee meets to review city water supply plan
A Thursday meeting in the office of Jacob R. Reinocht heard members Megsie Black Eekenroth Kiviser Fangle Joyer Reinoeht Schools and Nitrauer discuss boosting the water supply. The committee urged a thorough examination of city mains and directed a map showing pipe locations for a Monday afternoon tour from the Esple hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob R. Reinocht
Megsie Black
Eekenroth
Kiviser
Fangle
Joyer
Reinoeht
Nitrauer
Reizoeh
GentiemEs
Loy
Mae
Water Board
Esple
Lititz Plans Triangular Fountain at Main Street Corner
Lititz borough announces a triangular fountain project on Main Street. A bronze ten foot fountain will rise between two drinkable water basins with electric lamps at three corners. Water sourced from the borough reservoir will feed the display, with dedication ceremonies and speeches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ip Potlicemuars
Lititz
Ev Pope
Water Board Meeting Hears Meter Disputes Over Charges
The Water Board met on Thursday with presiding Mr Light in the absence of Dr Beckley. Residents including James Shaeffer and A Imhof protested charges for unused water and improper rents. Officials promised careful consideration at the next meeting and discussed replacing a fire plug and meters on Spruce Mifflin streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water and Figurine
Michael Ballman
Camberlaid Street
Joseph Hrotherline
Fia
Walent Street
Samuel E. Fox
Vendrewan
Mifflin
Mpanr
Ludlow
Opening the Festival at the Lebanon Rifles Armory
The Lebanon Rifles festival opened at their armory to strong social and financial success. Attendees enjoyed decorated halls, music by the Perseverance band and Arion sextette, and a cake work led by General Lockwood. The event continues with a special program this evening and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Rifles
Rivarberry
Tor Creain
Thuoreday
Lebanon
Perseverance Band
Sebaston ' Rifles
General Lockwood
Virginia
James Lard
Pennsylvania
Nat Work
Perseverance
Arion
Lockwood
Y Hany Grombein
Mise Marie Chancy
Record of Theo Hav e Come In and Gone Out
A fragmented 1894 1895 ward return to the county clerk lists names and dates across Londonderry Towns North and other districts. It documents births, deaths, and residency notes from December 1 1654 to May 31 1895 with numerous individuals such as Samuel Uhrich Apr, Charles Mar, Carrie Walmer, Catherine Eckard, Alfred Detweiler, Jacob Snake, Katie Stopfal, and Elizabeth Garrats among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krecy
Jame
Birtha
Lesthe
Jane
Londonderry
Wirth
Puther
Noweolthi
Garman
Adam
Seenyhiter
Samual Uhrich
Samuel Howman
Joby
Michael Bete
Charles
Charles Fernster
Gragrien
John ‘Albert Ame
George Beorr
Leore
E- Cara
Carrie UL Walmer
Feujet Bove
Catharine Eckard Asumpttot
Mares Alfred K. Detweiler
Riyra May Il Wim
G. Delatog
Jacob Snake
Katie
Catherine Long
Samwel
Maury Stayle
Dee Rosomatian
Barry M
Fernuuler
Millcreek
Newmanstons
Romeo Boher
Nameuf
Chad
Dote
Bary D.broky
B. Burkholder
Sallie Bey
George Basteway
Hay Martin Gaat
John A
Lyman Schaum _ Mar
Welguola
Tames
Genurad
Meni John
Hartman Jan Harte
Henry Jones
Mm Mar
Eizareth Matthew
Samuel North Oi
Rhine Crow
Berl
Ludwig Steffeney Amo
Cranp
Mary Shirk
Osm
Esther Sobaits
Hilior Cout Moya
Eliza S. Wels
Death claims Susan Hostetter in Philadelphia home
Susan Hostetter nee Fisher, of 3 Maple street, Philadelphia, died Thursday evening after suddenly feeling unwell at home. Her funeral will be held Monday afternoon from her residence, with interment at Wharton Street Meeting. She was a Lebanon native and survived by husband, three children, and several relatives. burial occurred at 1018 South Second street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenchere
Rosena Furnine Cmpany
Newcastle
Tnme
Weimer Machine Works
Roward Reis
Rosena Comming
John Reig
Edith Company
Allegheny Cit
Marty" Ourihan
Joseph FE. Harihan
Chestnut ‘Street
Pennsylvania
Eris
Martin Muriban
Frieday
Marty
Eas
Lebanon
George Graham
Erie
Graham
Apital
Philadelphia
J. Wesey. Brown
South Second Street
Wharton Street
Susan Hostetter
Mra
Nee Fisher
Plivom
Eha
Mia Hostetter
Detector
J. B. Fisher
Maple Street
Pame
Miss Troup
Br. Carvalhe
Munsgir
Opera Comique
Indy
Tetary of the Navy
McAdo
South Carolina
Local Aldermen Handle Various Bail and Court Matters
A long list of cases before Alderman Forster Booth and Miller details bail amounts for charges including trespass at Mt Lebanon cemetery, threats, larceny in iron works, perjury, and assault. Several defendants secured bail for September court, with hearings scheduled and settlements reached for two cases involving assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCA Cictocs Titstrass
Frank Lewis Hing
Alderman Forster
Mt. Lebanon Cemetery
George Berry
Aurety
George Lingaweaver
Booth
Rol
Miller
Worning
I. W Buck
Smith
Bock
Consigned to the Tomb After a Family Tragedy
The damaged notice reports the funeral of Michael Hasga at Mrs. Agatha Shoemaker’s residence, services at Mary’s Church, and interment at the Second and Chestnut streets cemetery. It notes grand jury action on Charles Oswald, who faced manslaughter indictments for killing his father near Friedensburg, Berks County, with the bill returned Not a true bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Haags
Excelsior Springs
Agatha Shuenaker
Buttonwood Street
Hagerstown
PG. Croll
Seventhatred Lutheran Church
General Apne of
Pennsylvania
Michael Naaga
Michael Hasga
Agatha Shoemaker
Buttonwood
Mary's Church
Second
Chestnu
Charles Oswald
Reading
Young Oswald
Friedensberg
Watch Found and Injuries Reported in Harrisburg Area
A fragmented Lebanon Valley depot report notes a man named John Henry seized with sudden illness and sent to Harrisburg. A silver watch was found at Central Market House and owner must prove property with Alderman Miller. Injuries from a fall near a steam mill are reported, and a group of twelve women enjoyed a mountain journey to Cornwall. A wedding in Groton and a Harrisburg bookbinder’s marriage are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Union News Company
Lebanon ‘Valley
Harrisburg
Rouse Gan
Ringler
Mma
Charles Wolf
North Ninth Street
R. L. Miller
Frank ©In
Cornwall
Toat
The Keeley cure and the Worling murder trial
In Dupetel a judge weighs the Keeley Institute treatment as a possible cause of insanity for wife murderer Werling. The Keeley regimen includes an internal tonic and a morphine associated injection, with doctors warning of cardiac risk in fatty heart patients. Governor Hastings has granted a reprieve pending legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrvestra
Jane
Duptel
Werling
Keeley Sure
St. E. Wiles
Pittshore Keeley Institute
Uluchons
Wes
Hastings
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Stillman Grant
Bi 4
Moneckton
Stetc i
Paris
Mediterranean
Ierring
George
Spudlins
Puck
Aran
Episcopal
THE
Young People's Convention
Bowling
Lebanon Brick Company
Joseph H. Walter
Ita
Wim Act Ae Suter
Theodore P. Light
Ender
Mount Grete Park
Ir. Light
Jacob Chicken
Partridge Avenue
Amer- Tran Ant End Match Company
Harald
Michael Lannigan
Penavente Bolt and Lowe Works
Levavou Valley
Guy
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Dabs
Annyille
Bea
David Menges
Water Board Meats
Pius
Allain Streeta
Sherk Wauls
Metra
Lobob Laber
Jacob Bstdart
Williatietown
Nowlen
Augustin Bower
Moyer
Mindreville
Guesert Bright
Batdorl Bar
Williamstown
John G. Gasgert
Thia Ity
Wear
Milin
West End
Board of Health
Lake
James F. Aa
St. Luke’e Rapeieet Escopal
Jaane Walon
E. Q. Hartman
Hartman House
Robert
E.G. Miller
White Oak
Wesley Maguire
Garfeld
Theo
Aldermanic News
Fperlee Greishaver
Lin Fa Alter
Alterman Booth
Ch Ringler
RaWwaa
Grelatinder
Alderman Booth
Yesshie
Lasea
Christian
Richard Light
North Lebanon
Constabla Sattarsha
Joseph Zeigler
Zeigler
Go Va
Christian Light
Santel
Samuel T. Snyder
Tima
Snyder
Bobren Eis Allele
Frank Clark
Wil Fy
Tiraish
R. LE. Miller
John Duesss
Henry Thomperon
Issault Ant
Thompson
Meyer
T. Pina
Man
Pierson
Wm. Hetrigh
T. Glrgridy
Fecenah Bares
Philadelybis
Arc Shogs
Betey Rowe
Arc
Amélia Munda
Tedanon . Com
Ste
Coz
Nwall Raierc
Conewa Vitatsburk
Washington
Carlisle
Trenton
J. Vanerel
Aban
Ant
Norsmbaw Wen
Faerani Bachicu
Wilkberg
Donaghm
Ledadom
Danaghmare
Villa
Toy
Lohsnow
Fepen
Isbury
Teading
Pottsvtile
Belo Pares Bealing
Coleshero
Hasapare
Mica Arriva
Neabing Bihlroad
A. My
Gaza
Aientown
Vacbuays
Suidags
Tata
Tia
Eee Blietone
Weekuays
Vinegrove
Lelanon
New York
Hof Ny J
Aisoroxn
Sunlays
New Yari
Leay
Allen
Melo
P.m. Sundass
New Surf
My Vega
Mantre
Philadela Beant
Rane Ear Harriabase
Ee Macaretas van
Saute Laays Brosiatde
Ao Darimteas
Swrigard
Suogrintaudsat Ge Gan
Pes Naylvanta Ramleoad
Lenonon
Tobanon
Lancaster Goa
Rowork
Northern Central
Cole Woo Tessa
Aartisburg
el Las
St. Les
Taarrius
Lancaster
Doyelee
Columbia
Tomsioglon
Spaldog
Pert
Eclipus
Monsatot
Martford
E. M. Hottenstein Carriage
NINTH
Willow
Partners
Cumberland
David F, Wise
Cumberland St
Ledaron, Fa
Thre Canty
Cohen & Bro
Phila
Comberland St
Ajue Ensware
W. P. Coldrer
Gumberland St
Sebastis, Pe
Bomgardner & Gilley
BOOTS
Shors &E
Lars
Cms Pew Socie
HOUSE
Charle O. Era Alderman
Ald Batding
Accounta Bet
Mageesiona Secured
Basten
Chichester
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