Publication Terms and Subscriber Offer by Clarion Printing
The Clarion Printing House in New Holland Lancaster County Pa advertises subscriptions with one year eight dollars payment due end of year 61 25 for six months 60 cents for three months 25 cents in advance. Discontinuance must be notified otherwise continuation is presumed. Five new cash subscribers earn the Clarion for one year.
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Clarion Printing House
Geo. H. Kance
New Holland, Lancaster Co
Water What U Eat ad claims freshest Fuggs and purest groceries
An advertisement touts Fuggs and Candies as freshest and Vegetables as choicest. It promises the purest groceries, dried goods, evaporated fruits, and spices available locally.
April term opens at quarter sessions court downtown
Judge Landis and Judge Livingston preside as 40 cases appear on the docket including desertion, liquor and election law violations, with numerous larceny and burglary indictments. Foreman T A Lehroyer leads the Lancaster grand jury. several defendants face verdicts or pleas as the term proceeds.
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Landis
Shenk
Ketward
Talletister
George Schaum
Win
Unleman
Wmegal Votine
William Price
T Lancaster
Richard Tobin
Cu Tf
Smith
Andrew Biehholms
Lancaster
Samuel J. Shak
Merringer
Rehuaris
Tantetnster
South Lime Street
Treen
Paniata
Wittick
Columbia
George Watson
Waltzhouse
Joseph W. Baker
Jacob T. Fissel
Mount Joyborough
John Dierolt
Geo. BE. Schupp
Ephrata
M. Eichenberg
A. D. Butter
Warwick
Samuel Lane
R. T. Brown
Little Britain
Samuel C. Shaub
Charles E. Broome
Broome
Shissler
John Plater
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed
A testimonial claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery restores digestion and liver function, purifies blood, and aids dizziness and torpid liver. Mrs. W A Preston of Shuquataka Mississippi reports relief after using Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets.
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Pierce
Shuqua- Tak
Noxubee Co
Local court records reveal diverse 1900 verdicts and charges
The Commonwealth court docket shows multiple cases including felonious assault, false pretense, larceny, and burglary. Defendants faced verdicts of guilty or not guilty with costs awarded and sentences deferred, amid varied charges from forni cation to arson and election law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Verdet
A. J. Skiles
Younker
Lanenaster
Winters
Hailee
Alice FP
Shoenberger
Kissel Till
Aion A
Charles Martinette
Josephenn
Joseph Glenn
Joseph Glen
Levi Edgerley
Thomas Haas
Kanffman
A. BH. Kaattionn
Albert Miller
George Watson
George W. Cole
Joseph M. Vickers
Death of George W. Styer of Lancaster
George W. Styer, a prominent Lancaster resident born February 22, 1843, died at his home 318 East King Street after a two week illness leading to bowel paralysis. He was a longtime cattle dealer and a former New Holland native who moved to Lancaster twenty five years ago. Survived by his wife, daughters Grace and Florence, and son Roland, with several brothers and a half sister. Funeral held at his residence on Wednesday followed by interment at Woodward Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Styer
Lancaster City
East King Street
Mr. Styer
John Styer
New Holland
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Chicagoe
Lancaster
Solomon. Diller
New- Holland
Grace
Florence
Roland
Henry
Borouch
William
Annie C. Brubaker
Woodward ‘Hill Cemetery
Ringling Bros Circus To Exhibit In Lancaster Tuesday
Ringling Bros famous big circus comes to Lancaster on Tuesday April 24 drawing crowds with a free 10 AM street carnival preceding the exhibition. The procession splits into 30 sections forming a two mile pageant including over 100 dens of wild animals 500 horses and 25 elephants in a dazzling display unseen before.
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Ringling Bros
Magnificent Avenue Display Promises Sugarland Spectacle
Nearly a thousand people attend the bost silks, sittings, velvet and cloth of gold as costories frame the scene. The following performance is billed as the best magnificent avenue display ever presented by any efreus in America.
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Efreus
America
Church Officers Elected Across Two Borough Churches
St Stephen Reformed and Trinity Lutheran churches held their annual elections on Easter week. St Stephen elected trustees and officers including organist Miss Margie Suften and sexton Weidler Bensinger. Trinity Lutheran chose trustees elders a treasurer and Sunday school officers.
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St. Stephen Reformed Churches
Athlersa
St. Stephen Reformed Church
Bling Grail
Lina Grom
Medw. Mentzer
Trinity Lutheran
Prustees
Amos Rutter
Adam Geist
W. OW. Kinzer
Teruel Bal
Samuel Schnapp
Brubaker
Geo. Th Ranek
Com. Diller
John B. Bair
Elmer Fusnacht
W. T Shuwb
T. K. Stork
George Kohler
J.B. Kohler
Annie Kohler
Avhim Geist
Church Council
Mr. Geist
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Monding Evene
Olivers
R. 8
Krobaker
Misa Anum M. Riek
Trenaspier
Geo
Ranek
Mirs
Rios Reatiter
Annie Ih. Diller
C. M. Diller
Ls Ranelk
Smith Townsley
Annie Kohier
Promoted to Extra Brakeman on Pennsylvanian Line
Smith of Strafford, long baggage master, has been promoted to extra brakeman in the passenger service of the Pennsylvania railroad. The young man, son of Geo. Smith of Strafford, held the baggage job for nearly a year and his friends rejoice at the good fortune.
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Smith
Strafford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Geo. Smith
Fire on the Mountain Threatens Briartown Area
A blaze near Briartown started around 2 PM on Monday, likely from train sparks. Fifteen men fought the flames until about 6 PM, burning roughly 200 acres before containment.
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Briartown
Hand Cut Brush Trimming Ends in Severe Wound
On Tuesday morning Wash Mentzer of rural residence was trimming brush when his ax struck his hand near the wrist. The blow caused a deep gash that bled heavily. Dr Kohler treated the wound and Mentzer is reported dying as well as can be expected.
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Mentzer
Lancaster Fireman Promoted to Engineer on Rail Line
Harry S. Hull of Lancaster formerly of this borough has been a fireman on the Pennsylvania railroad for eleven years and has now passed the examination to become an engineer. He has fired on the Milk train from Lancaster and on freight runs from Columbia over the Trenton cut-off and to Philadelphia. Friends here are glad of his promotion and he will soon pull a throttle from Columbia.
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Harry S. Hull
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbia
Trenton
Philadelphia
Harry
Plaster Ceiling Drops in West Main Street Home
Mrs. Amos Rutter of this borough was struck on the head by a falling plaster fragment from the kitchen ceiling at her West Main street home. She was stunned and fell to the floor with injuries to head and face. Miss Lillie aided her, and medical attention followed. a small water pipe leak is blamed for the incident.
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Amos Rutter
West Main Street
Borrowed Wagon Not Returned by Local Hebrews
A wagon borrowed near Lancaster to haul iron brass and other items was not returned by the Hebrews who borrowed it. The case led to police action. Constable Butt located the Hebrews in Lancaster and initiated legal steps to determine why the wagon was not returned.
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Lancaster
Butt
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Ry W. Snader
Penn Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Cheater County
Penna
A &B Hassler
Grant Street
W. D. Weaver
Lancaster, PA
East Grant Street
Courts of Common Pleas
Bane
M G. Schaeffer
Ofice
North
Duke Street
J. Kershner
Justice OF the Peace
Terre Hill
Law. Co
PW. Sensenich
N. C. Henninger
Main Street
Brimmer Avenue
Char
Wariur
MW. G. Weaver
Spring Grove
Lancaster County
A. F. Shrom
Jostioe OF the Peace
Wogansville
J. K. Shaub
Dr. L Bushong
Shaub Veterinary Hospital
United States College of Veterinary Surgeons
Jéruém
D. Warfel
T Jy
Chester
J. D. Warfel
Meeling
Intercourse
Taylor
Reidenbach
Lance. Co
G. Gabel
Eratio
Goodville Millinery
Thave
Jurat
Idaprit Emma Sensenig
Lutheran Church
MOS Rutter
Holland
J. F. Brubaker
Ellworth's
A. Zel
Fairville
Pas Warfel
B.™ Witmer
Goodville, Penna
BAKEN
Marrow
H. Baker
B. F. Alderfer’s
New Uolland, Pa
the Clarion Printing House
New
Holland, PA
APPEL
Seveler
Optician
Queen Street
Quartet Sessions Court
Stauffer
William ‘Rackett
Christian’ Bair
Susquehanna, Tron and Steel Company
Michael’. Boos
John Hertzler
North Duke Street
Charles
Boos
North Duke ‘Street
Ruth
Ny Ons
Bender
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Rothville
Daniel, McGee
Annie Blaney
Realdenta
Faepleyville
George ‘Feather
Jerome Leicey
Harry Fasnacht
Joseph France
Alice Qunamony
Harry Snyder
Albert Johnson
Livingston
James Lichtenstein
PL Miller
Buitee
A. Steinwandel
Costa
Frank Hoffmen
Mabel Mastinger
Annie Eisenberger
H.W. Grimeey
Beaver and
Hager Streets
Wilkinson Simpson
Marietta
Cameron
Frank Burns
St. Joseph Hospital
Harry Grambling
A. N. Powden
Eastern Penitentiary
Peter Francis
Conrad Sunner
Sunner
lTfe
John James
Byrd
Preasye
Joseph McAleer
Harry Shay
Theodore Krauss
Philippines
Frederick Haecker
Smeych & Buchmiller
Thomas Sullenberger
Circus
Trinity Lutheran Church
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