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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text outlines a travel guide item with station alerts and vague references to locations and fines. Readable entities include Wilde fon, Chasbard Jynetion, Panetion, Birdshare, western areas, and generic station notices without clear actions or dates.
Postal schedule details closing hours for multis and other points on the D L railroad with specific times 6 40 a m and 3 20 p m. It lists mail arrivals by Greenbank Ellworth Laer and other routes with multiple cutoffs and directions.
A seller proclaims a complete stock of stationery including letter and note paper in various sizes and grades envelopes pens pen holders fountain pens pencils inks and more all offered at the lowest city prices to attract buyers.
Long dispatches describe China’s unrest and foreign legations in Peking secure under guard. Boxers spread the revolt, rail damage up to 35 million dollars, and US orders to move a gunboat to support Kempff's squadron. West Virginia Democrats renominate Holt and McCoy for state offices.
John Lundblat 28 and a shipmate died by drowning as they tried to board the Amorita off City Island early morning. Adolph Schnell, an able seaman, survived after the yacht yaw overturned. two companions were not recovered. Nearby, Schnell was rescued by others.
A Southern circus tour yields stories of would be ticket jumpers among the Black community, guards on alert, and chaotic canvas-entry chaos. The piece describes the antics, ropework, and even a mutiny of would be entrants, with a cautionary note on adaptability and appetite for spectacle.
Mischievous pages in the House discover a prank using echoes near the central doorway to the Senate corridor. Tourists and even lawmakers pause at the marble spot where dropped coins produce a distinct sound, drawing crowds as pages and state officials steal momentary breaks from duty.
In a dialogue fragment Mr Goodfellow and Mrs Goodfellow discuss the night books kept in the counting house. She asks to see them while he is mystified by the practice of working late into the night, sometimes until two in the morning.
In a light exchange the pair joke about golf skills and a wife who handles the dialect while he does outdoor work. They claim the arrangement keeps life from becoming exhausting for either of them.
A damaged fragment shows dialogue about matrimony between unnamed speakers in Philadelphia. The snippet mentions a proposal and a daughter, with partial names and punctuation indicating a social or personal note.
Reported notes say if Kruger escapes British pursuit he may settle near Brown Ice in Tioga County Pennsylvania. Canton's fire, water contract disputes, and local incidents include a suspected Philadelphia murder, a militia appointment in Washington and a father and son drowning on the Ohio River.
Tangier in Laudanum case Mrs Mary Evans of Scranton took her life. Schuylkill peach crop expected heavy. Sidney Myer of Saltcheter bequeathed 2500 to local charities. York chartered diamond company. Chambersburg plans 25000 bond issue. Fatal train and accident injuries reported in multiple counties. Boroughs consider candidates and court actions noted. Rattlesnake killed near Waynesboro. Immersion baptism event witnessed by 5000. Governor Stone appoints Pan American expositon vice presidents. Various local incidents and business notes fill the roundup.
This ad states experienced workers can complete ink and wood related craft promptly. It offers ready sale bills and posters and invites customers to request work, promising accommodation and satisfaction.
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