Former Resident Dies After Grade Crossing Train Crash
Jacob H. Mace of Reading died at Homeopathic hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a train at Seventh and Penn streets. A 74 year old native of Schaefferstown, he lived in Lancaster county many years and held posts as storekeeper and Pennville postmaster. Survived by his wife. Interment in Denver.
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Jacob H. Mace
Reading
Homeopathic Hospital
East Main Street
Lititz
Reamstown
Denver
Schaefferstown
Pennsylvania Bill Targets Health Marriages in Licenses
Governor signs measure requiring marriage license applicants to declare they are not afflicted with transmissible disease. The act bars issuance to imbeciles, epileptics, or those of unsound mind or former county asylum inmates unless disability is removed and the applicant can support a family.
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Pennsylvania
Endorse Course of Procedure by Street Railway Stockholders
A Friday stockholders meeting of the Eph rata and Lebanon Street Railway Company in Kleinfeldersville endorsed the contractor J A Vandegrift of New York. The vote of confidence was unanimous among those present as they investigated delays in building the new line. The Klein feltersville school house was crowded with stockholders.
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Ephrata & Lebanon Street Railway Company
Kleinfeltersville
New Street Railway
J. A. Vandegrift
New York
Baron Stiegel Pilgrimage Plans Amid York Lancaster Notice
Dr J H Seiling of York originator of the Feast of Roses revival leads a baron Stiegel pilgrimage from Manheim August 1 at 9 AM. The route visits Ham mer Creek Hopewell forges Lees house Lutheran cemetery Elizabeth Schaefferstown and Brickerville with speeches and gravity water beverages served. A 85 year old Warwick resident Aaron Buch narrowly escaped train tragedy in Manheim aided by Ezra Reist.
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J. H. Seiling
York
Manheim
Lancaster
Henry William Stiegel
Baron Stiegel
Hammer Creek
Hopewell Forge
Lees House
Horseshoe Pike
Stiegel
Lutheran Cemetery
Elizabeth
Schaefferstown
Brendle, Esq
Brickerville
Ephrata
Aaron Buch
Owl Hill
Warwick Township
Samuel G. Keller
Ezra Reist
Keller
Mr. Reist
Buch
Manheim Sentinel
Sales printed at RECORD Office list
The RECORD office prints sale bills and notices all sales listed here. Wednesday August 6 near Akron station offer cows and heifers by A N Wolf & Son. Friday August 7 at Ephrata 35 head of cows, hand springers, fat and stock bulls by Geo and Denny. Saturday August 2 at Leber's sale and exchange stable Mphrata western horses by Jos W Baker.
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Akron Station
A.N. Wolf & Son
Ephrata
Geo. &. Denny
Leber
Sale and Exchange Stable
Jos. W. Baker
Kansas & Nebraska
Ny Stables
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Middle West
Lancaster County
Donovan’s
Lancaster City
E. King Street
Lancaster, Pa
Pace 1
York and Lancaster Countiana
Spata
Will Leber
Menno Kuerz
E. Enalx
Isaac Sarah
Penryn
Ind
Zartman’s New Store
Norway
Cc. S. Zartman
Lititz, Pa
H. N. Wolf & Sons P Willances
Cay
Aamond
Tancaster
Akron
Romig Hotel
J. C. Felker
Bread & Orange Si
Warwick
Geo. S. Demmy
Mne
S. M. Huber
Horage E. Sturgis
Serson
Hershey
Fairbanks
Spruce Street
John L. Hosler, Jr
John D. Bear
Bell
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