Accidents and Fires Mark Week in Quarryville Area
Local notes detail Mrs. Frederick Irwin suffering severe injuries after a fast horse-drawn carriage struck near Quarryville House. A seven-year-old girl nearly died after falling into an uncovered cistern. A Lancaster woman committed suicide by shooting herself in the breast. Other items report a child narrowly escaping a streetcar fender, a teen slumping from a tree, and a gas stove explosion injuring Mrs. Lebar. Incendiary fire and a Pennsylvania railroad derailment are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Irwin
Quarryville House
Quarryville
Re. M. Rohrer
DeWitt
Win
M. Stauffer
Erna Brenan
Simon Brenneman
Painbridge
Wilhelmina J. Vogel
Jeury J. Vogel
North Queen Studs
Prince Streets
Gancaster
Tollgate
Paria
Asa DeWwitt
Stauffer
Rhssia
Elaio
Millersville
West King Street
Daniel
Patrick Hagen
Nott North Pham Street
Langaster
Siimet
Mae
Norris Silver
North Stratford
Whit Stauler
Elizabeth Lebar
Concord Street
Lancaster
Runaway Wagon Collides with Town Posts and Injures Men
A wagon pulled by a horse and driven by Mr. Ward and his son Michael toppled as it traversed Main street. The horse struck posts at Sensenig’s jewelry store and Showalter’s hardware, loosening the wagon’s shafts. Jerry Ward sustained a painful ankle sprain with no broken bones, while Michael remained uninjured. Dr. Kohler and N. C. Henninger assisted, noting ligaments sprained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Kinzer
Main Street
Mr. Ward
Michael
J. H. Sensenig
Showalters
B. F. Snader
John M. Ranek
Jerry
Subscription Price Notice For Cuaron One Year
An advance payment offer sets Cuaron one year at $1.00. If not prepaid, the annual price rises to £1.05 per year. Advertises prompt payment to save money on the subscription.
Rain Stirs Fields with Beneficial Downpour
A brief thunderstorm Thursday evening brought a rapid downpour lasting about half an hour. The surface soil was well moistened aiding corn, potatoes, tobacco and garden vegetables though haymaking slowed. Indicators point to more rain soon. despite the Kin zer storm causing wind damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viertheaat
Fourth of July Show at McGrann's Park
A July 4 athletic show at McGrann's Park in Luncaster features wheelbarrow races hurdle events and more. Managers H Walter Schlichter and Harry H Hensel promote contests including a 100 clam opening race and a fastest cigarmaker contest, culminating in a six round boxing exhibition between Joseph Goddard and James Jeffords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraun's Park
H. Walter Schlichter
Philadelphia Item
Harry H. Hensel
The
Intelligencer
Joseph Goddard
James Jeffords
California
Subscription offer for Champion magazine sample copy
The note explains that a reader with a copy marked sample copy is not on the subscription list and invites them to subscribe. It outlines prepayment terms of 1.09 for one year and 0.50 for six months, plus a trial three months for 25 cents, with weekly rates under two cents.
Ephrata Reporter Enters Sixth Year Of Publication
The Ephrata Reporter marks the start of its sixth year as a lively, newsy local paper. Editors express confidence in continued growth and stronger success ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephrata
Toa
Getter
Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion Rates to Detroit in 1901
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a one fare round trip to Detroit for the National Educational Association meeting July 8 to 12 1901. Tickets sold July 6 7 and 8 good for return until July 15 with redeposit to extend to September. payment of 50 cents may extend return limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Detroit
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ita
Fourth of July Celebration at Lititz Planned
The Lititz Fourth of July celebration committee prepares a busy day with an industrial civic parade a wall of bases and a fireworks display. The Sixth Regiment band will provide music throughout the day and evening as the grounds are illuminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Brent
Runaway Incident Report From Tuesday Morning
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Tuesday morning event involving two runaways and injuries. The garbled text mentions Berry and Tiroken Hay with scattered markers and a reference to morning timing around seven o clock. No clear locations, authorities, or outcomes are identifiable from the OCR.
Surprise Party Honors Miss Bensinger at Brimmer Avenue
An event party was held Tuesday evening at the residence of Weidler Bensinger on Brimmer Avenue in honor of Miss Bensinger's birthday. Guests celebrated with festive cheer and well wishes for the birthday girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidler Bensinger
Brimmer
Milleraville Normal School Holds Forty Seventh Commencement
The forty seventh annual commencement exercises at Milleraville State Normal School were held on Thursday. The event drew a large audience of friends of the school and its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milleraville State
Commencement and class day programs highlight graduation
The exercises were highly interesting with class day activities on Wednesday and other meetings during the week. Graduates include A Carl Eshlemuan Seaman Place Alvin P Wenger Weat Earl D Homer Zeigler Intercourse Fannie Be Den linger Gordonville Anna R Kathy Lancaster Martha E Gerhard Lancaster and Mary Ellen Senseniz Goodville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carl Eshlemuan
Seaman Place
Alvin P. Wenger
Weat Earl
D. Homer Zeigler
Intercourse
Fannie BE
Denlinger
Gordonville
Anna R. Kathy
Lancaster
Martha E. Gerhard
Mary Ellen Senseniz
Goodville
Trinity United Sunday School Picnic Near Terre Hill
Trinity United Evangelical Sunday school of Terre Hill holds a picnic today in Clime's grove about a mile west of town. The Citizens band of Newmanstown will attend and refreshments will be sold for the school’s benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity United
Evangelical Sunday School
Terre Hill
Clime’s Grove
Citizens Band
Newmanstown
Farmers brace for harvest as hay housing surge continues
The text notes a lighter than usual hay crop due to cool cloudy weather but farmers have housed most of a good yield as ground dries and a brief shower passes. Wheat ripens under hot days and moonlit nights with harvest set to begin by next week and a strong Fourth of July harvest outlook.
Temperance Union Meetings Ahead This Week
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans to meet Miss Annie Diller on Tuesday evening July 2 at 7:30. The Loyal Temperance Legion will gather at Mrs. M. H. Hershey's residence Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperancee Union
Annie
Diller's
Loyal Temperance Legion
M. H
War Taxes to Be Pealed Monday Broad Tax Cut Plan
A fragmented notice indicates taxes on various goods and financial instruments will be materially reduced starting next Monday. It lists bank checks telegrams money orders express receipts promissory notes bonds and other items, with emphasis on duties affecting beer tobacco cosmetics and related goods.
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints At Probate Scheduling
Fragmentary text hints a will or estate事项 with mention of a wife and a morning event at 10 o clock on a Saturday. Specific names, places, and full context are unreadable in the supplied snippet.
Heat Prostration Slows trolley road worker in borough
A trolley road worker was overcome by the heat on Monday afternoon and left work for the day though the incident was not serious. Also notes of a Masonic meeting in Honey Brook, and town events include Hinkletown Sunday school celebrating on July 1 with ice cream and refreshments and the Mount Airy cornet band featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkletown Union Sunday School
S Grove
Mount Airy Cornet
Uncalled Mail List For Month At New Holland Post Office
Remaining uncalled letters for the month ending June 29 1901 at New Holland include Miss Lizzie Bewley Miss Louisa KE Heene Mn Wm Kilhefner third class and Granch H Rano Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Lizzie Bewley
Lousia KE. Heene
Wm. Kilhefner
Granch H. Rano
Local Merchants Advertise Wide Range Of Goods For Sale
A jammed page lists stationery, wall papers, and hot comida at local stores. Oysters, tripe, and cheeses are served at Eagle hotel restaurant. A note promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with samples free. Tax deadline info from collector S. Bohlat is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Judge
Postoffice Stationery
Showalten’s
A. G. Miller’s
Eagle Hotel
Chamberlain's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Janue Miller
Green Street
Rockland
Grant
Dorwart
Younds
Pennsylvania
Robrerstown
Dimity
W. King St
Lancaster, Pa
Thureday
McGrann’s Park
Luncaster
Picnie
W.G.T. U. and
L. Tek
Monroe Bucher
Children’s
Leinbagh & Bro
Clothiers
Cor. Eigth and
Penn Streets
Reading, Pa
Honeybrook
Masonic Fraternity of
Borough
Howell Lodge
PostoMece Stationery
U. B
Postoffice Statinery
Mercury
Machine Works
Inylitt
Olor
Ee Goatee Stationery Store
Tia
Dewey
Chamberlain
Bestoffice
Eee
Tebbtt
Jomas
Ats. W. Showalter
June
Roald Tels
Atores ‘ le Feber
Rutter
Tampa
the Forum
Century Magazine
Lippincott’s. Scribners
Metropolitan
McClure’s
Pearson’s
Ainslee
Outing
the Strand
Success
Ledger Monthly
Ladies’ World
L’art de la Mode
Waverly
Life
New Holland, PA
St. Paul, Neck Island
Delaware & Hudson
Penna Railroad
New York, Central, Atchison, Pfd
Louisville & Nashville
Peoples Gas
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Woolworth
Luncester
Russ
Harrisburg
East King Street
Sgangasten
Paw
Albert
Steinhaeuser
Aony
Big Beam
Zeltenreich
Holland
Ranck
Ranck'y P. mi. Iy
Chistian
New
W. E
Ollan
Bridgeville
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