Madison Council Weighs Main Street Paving Plan
An informal meeting at Madison city hall discussed paving Main Street with brick wood block or asphalt. Officials noted 75 percent of affected property owners favor vitrified brick and installments with interest to ease costs. The council will consider franchise terms for the street upgrade and adjourned to continue Monday night with M L&R R Co representative present.
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Ford
Ciizens Consultiuz
Cisco Presilings
Charman
H. O. Woolford
E. BK. Powell
G Johneen
W. F. Miller
Gus Yunker
W. H. Horuff
Main Street
Madison
Madison Lighe Grc
Courcsimen
Meegrs
Niests
Oliver
Holwayer
Feuerstein
Spain
Teno
M. L&r R. Co
Death of Clarence Metescer at 40 in Philadelphia
Friends in Madison learned of the death of Clarence Metescer son of Mr and Mrs Louis Metesser formerly of Madison now of Philadelphia Pa He died at his parents home after heart trouble He was 40 a Madison native and survived by wife and one son He was superintendent of Cambria Steel Works Johnstown Pa and burial will be in Johnstown The Navy Dept ordered all F type submarines out of commission as unsafe plans to make them safer follow the Honolulu investigation
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Miller Payne
Hanover
Ken Heed
Dana
Fred Grace
Boron
Charles Hawkins
Indianapolis
Katherine Ceolia
Methodist Hospital
Miss Hawkins
Martha Black
Clarence Metesger
Louis Metesser
Philadelphia
Madison
Metesser
Cambria Steel Works
Johnstown
Washington
Navy Department
Honolulu
Asbury Park
Sullivan
HS Om
PF O
Johar Te
Sullavan
Bowser
Stowe
Tere
Catler
Cooma
Mrs Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Mar. Bowser
Corre
Thames
Eafe
Publishing House
Funeral for William Lay Held at 10 O'clock
Funeral services for William Lay were held at his late home on South Baltimore Street at 10 o’clock this morning led by Rev. Arenda of the Lutheran Church. He was buried in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers Bruce Jaynes Nelson Jaynes Nicholas Klein Gregory Klein John Adcock and Howard Phillips.
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William Lay
Baltimore Street
Rev
Arenda
Lutheran Church
Springdale Cemetery
Measrs
Arrests for intoxication and disturbance headline
Omar Ball and Ike Shipley were arrested for intoxication with a $1 fine by Officers Meno Alexander Kremer and Sauley. Funeral services for James Dunn were held at 3 PM at his west Maine street home with Rev Moody officiating.
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Omar Ball
Coste
James Dunn
West Maine Street
Rev. Moody
London scientist links disease to ancient parasitic worm
Lieutenant Colonel Leiper of the London School of Tropical Medicine reports a discovery on bilharziasis after field work near the Nile delta. He identifies a lifecycle involving a worm in human beds that contaminates pools, spreading through bathing and washing, suggesting pool disinfection during the dry season could curb transmission.
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London
Leiper
London School of Tropical Medicine
Hey
Resa Society of Medicine
Nile Delta
Lowe
Boy is Awarded Bethlehem Shares in Orphan Asylum Auction
A two year old boy from Ambridge Pennsylvania was raffled a ticket for ten cents to win shares of Bethlehem Steel. His father Jones McCroy bought the ticket and the stock was later sold in Pittsburgh for about 50 dollars. Officials note the event involved in auction at Kenniawood and related private sales of certificates amid rising share prices.
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Orphan Asylum
Ambridge
Duke Cheouphins
Kenniawood
Bethlehem Steelecompany
Pheri MeCros
Jones McCroy
Chebbe Grant
Che
Plaice
Tittsburch Brosser
Neo
Steels Certitienta Wits
Toe
Sagan Share
Tethichem
Che Ieney
Mame
John L Sullivan Embraces Reform After Boxing Career
John L Sullivan speaks to a crowd in Asbury Park claiming a reform stance after years as a famed prizefighter. He ridicules rum goers and urges young men to avoid liquor while recalling battles, trainers, and the dangers of booze in his career. He promises personal change and credits experience from his book. Take The Herald.
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Charley Mitchell
John le
John IL. Sullivan
John I. Sullivan
Bowser man dismisses publishing adventure book idea
A Bowser household tale turns comic as Mrs Bowser recalls Bowser’s boyhood escapades and a proposed memoir. A publishing agent pressures a sensational book but Bowser storms out, vowing no deal as tension peaks and the incident ends unresolved.
Arctic Explorer Stefananon Reported Safe After 18 Months
Ottawa Sept 17 The famed Arctic explorer Vilhjalmar Stefananon long believed lost is alive and safe. The Canadian government received a dispatch from him. the last word came eighteen months ago. Portland Sept 14 Mrs Albert Gillett and two children were fatally burned when cleaning a bed with gasoline caused an explosion.
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Ottawa
Vilhjalmar Stefananon
Portland
Albert Gillett
College Corner
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E. Main ST
He Madison Investment CO
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Jefferson County
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