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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1900

Page

6

Lystone Happenings Incoherent Murder Case Update

Confession extracted from Charles Verry after hours of coercive questioning sheds light on the Roy Wilson White killing. Stirling Ivory and Perry face imminent court action as authorities prepare to commit them for murder or accessory charges.

Philadelphia Charles Verry Reo Henry Ivory Roy Wilson White Stirting Ivory Porgy Stirling Ivary Perry Ag Thor Trent

Subway Embankment Collapse Kills Boy In Chester County

Report from Scranton notes delays on Lehigh Valley tracks from Sayre to Sinneh. In Chester local court action moves on ballot reform amendments while a subway embankment at Glen Mills kills 16 year old John Ball and injures Charles Crane as workers watch the tunnel construction.

Towanday Scranton Lehigh Valley Sayre Sinneh Chunk Imi Cromain Seiten Rompore Atart Baibernak Chester Bcass Glen Mills John Ball Ashbourne I.a Charles Crane

Pennsylvanian donor gifts 20090 to university dormitory

Provost Harrison announced that John G. Carruth, prominent Philadelphia manufacturer, donated 20090 to the University of Pennsylvania to be used for the dormitory as a memorial to Mrs Carruths daughter who died recently.

University Philadelphia Harrison University of Pennsylvania John G. Carruth Carrush

Farmer Obadiah Clarke Killed by Lightning near Pennsbury

West Chester Pa June 1 Obadiah Clarke a local farmer living about six miles from jiera in Pennsbury township was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon and killed instantly. He sought shelter under a tree with his young daughter during a severe thunderstorm. The girl was stunned but recovered.

West Chester Obadiah Clarke Jiera Pennsbury Township

Pennsylvania News Briefs Mixed with Tragic Accidents and Local Developments

Several brief items report deaths from poison as Mrs George Derr dies in Excelzor Northumberland county and young Harry Pitts is killed after his legs are crushed by a train near Preston Ashland. Other notes mention a fatal railroad blast eye destruction of William Towers, a Minneapolis death to be interred in Little Britain, and political changes in Reading with John F Larkins elected to council.

George Derr Excelsior Northumberland County Preston’ S Ashland Harry Pitts Neville Island Pittsburg Constantine Glametro Way Racffalo Vecchii John F. Larkins Commion Reading Wiliam Fr. Hitter Lake Erie Ain William Towers Altenwald Franklin John P. Rea Minneapolis Minn Britain Lancaster Lombard Walnut Penn City Park George W Acesville Armstrong Bibury Davegl

Medicine as a Business and Noble Labor in History

A fragmentary essay critiques medical practice as a business driven by ambition and fees. It argues doctors seek status and wealth, pursue patient influx, and may delay cures to maintain income, while contrasting professional ideals with financial motives. The piece also cites Nicholas I’s rigid aristocracy and a quixotic punitive anecdote from Youth’s Companion.

Physicianea Rick Thumshle Dallyinas Ioana Bhear

Carrying the News in Glasgow’s War-Era Mail Coaches

An excerpt recalls the slow spread of war reports before telegraphs with Glasgow’s mail coach arrival at Nelson Street. Laurels on horses, a red flag on the coach, scarlet guard, and a horn call mark the jubilant procession as crowds gather and the news fires through Crullowgste to the city.

Glasgow Cnach Crullowgste Nelson Street

Paris Charity Trust Faces Starvation Criticisms

A Paris charity, L Assisstance Publique, reportedly draws 21.2 million francs to aid the poor yet faces complaints that worthy applicants are denied help while millions are spent on staff. Accusations claim extensive mismanagement of funds despite large investments and government support.

Paris L’assistance Publique San Francisco Argonaut

Deserted scene as man collapses after disorderly exchange

In Indianapolis Presa text, a man carrying three pounds of sugar, bacon, and two pairs of small shoes collapses after a conversation. The woman nearby reflects on the desert and the changing mood as others depart.

Indianapolis

Cheese Substitutes Spark Debate and Bans Across States

The article notes cheese made with oleomargarine and fat removal, drawing attention to spoilage concerns and state restrictions. New York coverage cites the Sun, highlighting regulatory scrutiny and consumer warnings.

New York Sun

Golden Wedding in a Poor Home

In a frugal living room a worn golden wedding is observed with cautious hope. Mary and her husband recall youth while awaiting guests as snow falls outside and memories of wealth fade into stark poverty.

Golden Wedding Night in a Quiet Old House

An elderly couple, Richard and his wife, recall their crystal wedding and fear their golden anniversary will be solitary. They await guests while the clock tolls and a late visitor finally arrives, underscoring their enduring yet fragile bond and shared poverty.

Manin Taedy Woosta Mertoo Eltehen John Richard Tie Rae Otner Arel Jodn Sally Taina

Drugstores Stock And Variety Claim In New York Press

The New York Press quotes a drug store proprietor describing the modern trade as vast and diverse with 30,000 articles in retail stock and about 6,000 in chemicals and 8,000 patent medicines in wholesale. He warns shops must maintain complete stock or risk closing.

New. York

The Gambler’s Tale From a Washington Post Quote

A noted gambler aged 86 warns that outsiders mix with private gaming for fast profits. They abandon legitimate work, seek riskier schemes, and end in ruin and bankruptcy according to the Washington Post excerpt.

Syinninng Washington ‘Post

Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia From All Stations

Pennsylvania Railroad announces special excursion rates for the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. One fare for the round trip with minimum 60 cents, tickets sold June 2 to 16 through 19 and valid for return by June 26, inclusive.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Compan

New Holland Market Whips Up Wheat and Livestock Prices

The New Holland Market reports strong wheat driven by foreign tips and bullish sentiment amid light offerings. Corn, oats, and fat cattle show steady demand with mixed export inquiry and ample supplies, while beef cattle and veal calves move at steady to active rates.

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