Middletown Notes Describe Trials and Local Happenings
Local items recount exam pressures and cheating rumors amid hot weather, harness shop praise and prices, a death near Mt Tabor Church, a Lutheran monument unveiling with absent ministers, and Mount Pleasant correspondence on rain and community news.
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Ines
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Teen Writes Own Marriage License in Dad's Office
A thirteen year old girl named Janahie, daughter of the Reran, obtained a marriage license by filling out the form herself in her father's office. The groom is twenty years old. They attended a festival and traveled to Sy Fisa for the ceremony.
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Sy Fisa
Tae
Centipedes and Tarantulas Warn of Night Attacks
The article describes centipedes attacking at night with venomous lances and advises remedies. It contrasts tarantulas, noting their large hairy bodies, red mouths, and teeth, recounting a sting experience and playful dental misadventure. It also mentions bridesmaids dresses seen at a New York wedding and a separate report on two pandas arrested in Chicago for alleged mail and express robbery plots.
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New Yorkening Post
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Gen Grant's Funeral Arrangements For Moving Remains
Details outline the transport of Gen Grant's body from Albany to New York on a special observation car and funeral train. The train carries 26 pallbearers, a guard of honor, and family aboard the Eastern Outlook coach. Armies from Mt Porter and Albany prepare artillery salutes and ceremonial duties for the interment period.
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Lill
Hancock
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Jamaville Social Notes From July Visit Fragments
Jjamsville items record visits and greetings as Mr John H Shipley visits his Baltimore brother and Miss Mollie Wilson of Plaine No ws visits Miss Hettie A tey. H P Mustetter mourns friends while Taussville Orchestra entertains Dr H H Hopen Market guests.
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Wash. Shipley
Baltimore
Frida
Sturday
Mollie Wilson
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Hettie A
H. P. Mustetter
Lutheran Ministers Adjourn After Rain Disrupts Schedule
Rain interrupted the Lutheran ministers meeting at Bandon on July 25 delaying the program. Officials reported weather caused postponements and affected planned events, with attendees resuming later as conditions allowed.
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Sion
Train wreck in Atlanta leaves seven dead
At Wayne, on the Richmond and Pineville main line, a train ran over a comb, overturning a car and tossing six bars of iron. The car overturned and the train fell on bystanders, killing seven and wounding three. The track has been cleared.
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Atlanta
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