Royal Kefauver’s death after long illness to be mourned
Soval Ll. ERPs VEX reports Royal Kefauver age EE years, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Horstion Kefauver, died Monday after heart trouble and dropsy following a wagon accident and rheumatic complications. Funeral held at Reformed Church. interment in Reformed Cemetery. Pallbearers were first cousins: Scottaprer, Refauver, Tetaaver, Remaburg, Bao suver, and Kefauver.
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Soval
Koval Leander
Horstion Kefaever
Middletown
Royal
Drvarce
Bronwick
Sripkt
Barticgci
T. F Heilmeier
Charles ‘Seotaprer
Ddartin Refauver
Newton Tetaaver
Elmer Remaburg
Howard Bao ‘Suver
Morris Kefauver
Joen C. E
Apple's Reformed Church
Geo A. Whitmore
Emasod
Cleanest town in the world, Broek in Bolland
From the Pali Mail Gazette, Broek near the capital is praised as the cleanest town with fanciful houses and tidy yards. Peasants are well to do, pride in cleanliness, houses freshly painted, gardens perfect, streets polished, cattle kept in orderly stalls, and residents wear white slippers to stroll the streets.
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Frederick 10
Broek
Bolland
Pali Mail Gazette
Funeral for Charles L Williams Held Yesterday
The funeral of Charles L Williams took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock from his residence on West All Saints street. Rev R P Arnold officiated assisted by Rev Probee. Pallbearers included Benjamin Riggs Tyler Peachshill John Roberts and Chas Bouldin. Interment was in Liboring Sac Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were the funeral directors.
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Charles L. Wiliams
Vlock
West AU Saints Street
R. P. Armold
Probee
Benjamin Riggs
Tyler Peaeshill
John Roberts
Chas. Bouldin
Liboring Sac’s
A. T. Rice & Sons
English Cyclists Favor Old Fashioned Garb Over Knickerbockers
A UK newspaper column notes English women cyclists lag in adopting knickerbockers used in Paris. It contrasts Parisian Zouave style with English attire, observing English riders retain traditional garments and sometimes carry a hidden bundle as a precaution against dining room scrutiny by landladies.
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France
Paris
Attict
Man Named Clark Killed After Train Incident
An unknown white man about thirty five, attempting to board a westbound freight at Entow street Baltimore, was struck by a train. He died at Maryland University Hospital around 4 PM. He gave the name Clark of Philadelphia before fainting. authorities learned little. A revolver and an express receipt from United States Express Company dated May 23, 1895 was found by the body. It is believed he aimed to reach Brunswick. Coroner Davis deemed no inquest necessary. The body was sent to the morgue.
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Clark
Entow Street
Baltimore
Maryland University Hospital
Philadelphia
United States Express Company
Brunswick
Bronswick
Davis
Big Milling Deal Shapes Williamsport Sector
A syndicate known as the Undine Milling Company, tied to Westminster and Williamsport capital, bought the Westminster roller mill and elevator from W. J. Myers & Bro, the Williamsport mill owned by F. H. Darby, and a large wheat elevator at Charlton. The Steffay and Findlay mill at Williamsport was leased for a term. The company will build an elevator with 20000 bushel capacity, aim for 400 barrels daily output, begin operations July 1, and F. H. Darby of Williamsport along with a syndicate member will be general manager.
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Williamsport
Undine Milling Company
Westminster
Williamsport Capital
W. 3. Myers & Bro
F. H. Darby
Charlton
Steffay & Findlay
Wilamsport
F. & Darby
Why Horses are Cheap
A horse dealer links falling horse prices to motion power shifts from horses to streetcars and bicycles. He says bicycles reduce demand for riding horses across classes while electric street railways largely spare a better class of horses. The piece notes broader market disruption from bicycles. Epworth League monthly social announced for 7.45 pm at M and Church lecture room with an interesting program. attendance invited. A. A. Lough of East Patrick Street is able to be out after illness. Property deed: Biles Hartengh to Peter McClarn, 6 acres and 96 perches, $504.
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Tos
Epworth League
Biles Hartengh
Peter McClarn
Test of the Leweon and the crucifixion reflections
The text presents a religious sermon on the crucifixion of Jesus, citing Acts, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Psalms to explain fulfillment of prophecies. It reflects on Pontius Pilate's inscription, crowds, and mockery, and emphasizes Jesus bearing suffering for humanity, with calls to imitate his endurance and salvation through his crucifixion.
No-To-Bac Advertised In St Louis Journal Page
An editorial in the St Louis Journal of Agriculture promotes No-To-Bac with claims of cures for tobacco users including a St Louis architect, touting guaranteed sale by J A Wil and Sterling Henndy Co. The excerpt notes a spring month tradition and suggests a frosted cake metaphor for this year.
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St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
Ons
St. Louis
J. A. Wil‘“Haranon
Sterling Hennody Co
New York
Chicago
Loveliest woman with a generous heart praised in local column
Mrs. Dahigres is described as refined and intelligent, her selflessness and sympathetic leadership earning respect. The piece also recalls John Fry, a weather predictor from Hagerstown Globe, who linked May’s five lunar changes to a cold snap in 1878 and claimed prior success with a wheat crop, alongside a fleeting claim of a rheumatism cure.
Stories of heroism on the Esmeralda and Huascar duel
The account recounts Captain Prat and Captain Grau during the battle between the Chilean corvette Esmeralda and Peruvian ironclad Huascar. A 300 pound shell disabled the Esmeralda, and a ram strike sealed its fate as both ships suffered heavy losses. Prat died in valor while attempting to board the enemy.
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Cele
Chile
Pridas
Artuxo
Prat
Tynique
Esmeralda
Strord
Ell
Grau
Esmerlda
Gaia
Fragmentary 1894 Doc Reports Pain Remedy Purchase
A partial OCR note from May 4n mentions visiting Melick's drug store and buying Chamberlain's Pain Balm for inflammatory rheums. The citation includes names Charles E Wet of Sunbury Pa and Walter P. For sale at 50 cents, with unclear references to Pearre Frederick W Enotes August 1394.
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Melick’s
Gene Cratches
Chamberlain's Pain
Charles E Wet
Sunbury
Walter
Pearre
Frederick
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