Maryland Border Tramps Spur State Emigration Action
Maryland border counties report influx of tramps from Pennsylvania evading laws. Secretary of State orders Emigration Commissioners to prevent the U S from becoming an almshouse for foreign paupers. News notes include a Wallingford Conn bride eloping after her wedding, a Jersey railroad crash inquiry, Northern Pacific expansion, a freed Liberian tale of pepper treatment, a poor river execution, and a sweeping rise in U S post offices with monthly Postal Guide changes and an index of hamlets without post offices.
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Secretary of State
Commissioners of Emigration
United States
Copperhead Bite at Sinking Springs Camp
Early Thursday at an Evangelical camps meeting near Sinking Springs a woman was bitten on the back of the hand by a copperhead as she reached for wood to kindle a fire. The wound swelled quickly and serious results are feared.
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Sinking Springs
Local items and notices from Lancaster area update
A mix of farm notes, small incidents, and upcoming events. An early potato weighed one gudl and a quarter pounds. a horse valued at $400 died after illness. A social picnic is planned at G. W. Kofroth's in Rothsville on August Beth with free turtle soup. Rain improved late tobacco crops after three years of drought. The Lebanon County fair is set for September 16 17 and 19 at Ticanon. News on confessions and trials, legal bills disputed, and a paddlewheel accident on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Dila Point with a switch error. A public school plank walk on Main Street needs repair before school opens.
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Frank Schreiner
New Haven
G. W. Kofroth
Rothsvile
Lebanon County Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Ticanon
Conesto
Jounty
Dauphin County
Mishler
P. H. Hahn
Lancaster
Wiley
John W. Brady
Millereville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dila Point
Columbia
Mount Joy
Atlantic Express
Adams Express
Attorney Owen Briexen Visits Town for Regular Consults
Local attorney Owen Briexen, known as attorney-ablew, is in town every Saturday evening and Monday morning for consultations. The schedule appears to accommodate residents seeking legal advice during these recurring visits.
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Owen P. Briexen
Atorney-Ablew
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Local notes from Litiz and nearby areas
Whit Kelly died after an accident while assisting Powers shore on the Fourth. Emily Eschbach of New York visits her mother here. Miss Anunie Hartman returns home after weeks in concady. Miss Blanche Diller visits from Lancaster to witness a Moravian event. Prof Chas Jarvis of Philadelphia is in town. Miles Hallacher will bring Canadian horses to Litiz with high praise from Canadian papers. Parents seek stylish haircuts for children at Fletcher’s Springs Hotel, a long-time barber.
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Misa ‘Emily Eschbach
New York City
Anunié Hartman
George Hartman
Lancaster
Blanche Diller
Mowidlay
Chas. H. Jarvis
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