Local Sickness Notices and Seminary Entertainment
The column lists residents of Schleysville and nearby streets on the sick list, naming Mrs. Patrick Tauney, Mr. Dorsey Rhoderick, Mrs. Joseph Burck, Mr. Isaac Hedges, Miss Mary Kocatz, and Mrs. Mary Bowers among others, plus a visiting Mrs. Johnson from Washington, D. C. A noted Seminary entertainment followed with piano solo and vocal numbers by Annie Hoke and Mary E. Lewis, plus recitations by Reasor and Waitcomb Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Tyson
Patrick Tauney
Schleysville
Dorsey Rhoderick
Joseph Burck
Telegraph Street
Isaac Hedges
Mary Kocatz
North Market Street
Mary Bowers
East Patrick Street
Johnson
Washington, D. C
P. H. Lembright
South Market Street
Alurom
Black Joe
Annie Hoke
Mary E. Lewis
Promiaie
de Kowa
Iisa Reasor
Iescher
Owen Meredith
Book of the First Congress in Jobe A A Hargett’s possession
Mr Jobe A A Hargett holds a book containing the proceedings of the First Congress of the United States. The volume has 1207 pages and remains in good preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe
A.A. Hargett
United States
Harvest Home Service At Pleasant Hill Church
St Pauls Lutheran Pleasant Hill hosts harvest home service tomorrow at 2:00 PM. Church will be decorated with fruits and flowers. Sermon to be preached by Dr Diehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran
Pleasant Hill
Plessant Hill
Diehl
Miller Murder Confession Alleges Sister Witnessed Slaying
Fatlowins the statement with Prosecutor Jenkins, thisciy, will not me prosentte the case against Frank Linzo in the case of the granting of a new trial by the su Pree canet, cursed the story of an alleged confession to Mary Collins, the murdered Walls2's sister. The alleged confession was said to come from Mary Collins via detective Campbell, who allegedly fostered a relationship with relatives to obtain a sensational sworn statement alleging John Miller murdered his wife. The tale contends the Miller brothers disposed of the body and staged a cover story, though officials doubt the confession’s reliability as Lingo’s defense seeks further action. Miller threatens libel actions while Judge Wescott defends integrity and signals forthcoming testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelll
Miss Collins
Campbell
Moss Collins
Tata
John Milner
Msss Collins
John Muller
John AiLler
Willer
John Miller
Henry
Collins
Lingo
Miller
Wescott
George H. Taylor
Consel
Supreme Court
Jenkins
Taylor
George Winem
Frank Lingo
Aller
Camden
Liago
Jndge Wescott
Coin
Her
Miss Colins
The
Hiss
Dr. Spurrier
Weathersville
Baltimore County
Samuel L. Lilly
Faunie Miller
South Market Street
Rutor Heid
Clarksville
Tenn
Edward Eyles
Amarillo
Texas
Ar. R. H. Campbell
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
John A. Lynch
Edward 5. Eichelberger
J. Roger McSherry
Knoxville
Denver
A.C. BecCardell
Gettysburg
Monterey
Hagerstown
Danny Hopwood
Middletown Valley
Geo. S. Rodock
Frederick
Maryland
Five Injured by Lizhting at Canton Residence
Cantorus Sept 1 four persons were injured or stunned in a lightning strike at the residence of Marian Sowers in Canton. Mrs Wilbham Powers is in critical condition. Moll Powers aged 6 and John Powers aged 11 were badly burned and insensible for a long time. A daughter of Martin Powers aged sous was struck on the head and badly shocked, and Mrs Mareen Powers was shocked and deafened. All others recovered except Mrs Wilbham Powers.
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Lizhting
Cantorus
Marin Powers
Wilbham Powers
Family in critical condition after ingesting foodstools
Sept 19. The Giblin family and Mrs Annie Smith fell ill after eating foodstools gathered by Viz. Giblin for muskroors. Dr. Pyne says the health of Mr and Mrs Giblin and Mrs Smith is serious with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youams
James Giblin
Viz. Giblin
Giblin
Annie Smith
Pyne Gays
News of the Churches in City and county announces services
Numerous church services and events are listed for tomorrow and Sunday across Walkersville, Middletown, Woodsboro, Glade, and nearby towns. Pastors named include Rev. Ingle, Rev. Castle, Rev. Hench, Rev. Gibbons, and Rev. Besle. events include communion, confirmations, missionary meetings, Sunday schools, and special sermons with times ranging from morning to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Ingle
Workersville
Castle
Rocky Springs
Miodist Episcopal Church
Walkersville
Mount Plessant
Mytel Diva
Toup. i
Sonday
Mo Hench
Hare Imony Grove
Tou Uchucs
Ghie
Ballsl
Ubiess
Reformed Congresstion
St Dratdock
Letucran
Fpoxille
Canlinal Gibbons
St John's Catholc
Missionary Society of St. John's Reformed Church
Buckerstown
Middletown
M. E
Baker
Warren J. Johnson
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Saltmnore
Lebanon
East Second Street
Shiloh
A. M. Smith
Lutheran Church
Woilfsville
Woodsboro
Trinity BM. E
Monterne Hospital
Tomaorrow
Saluation Army
Onen
Market Space
Hammil
Young People’s Christian Union
Lewistown Methodist Protestant
Young People’s Society of the United Brethren Church
Besle
Presbyterian Church
Edward
Eichelberger
Carroll County Notes Chronicle Disturbances and Real Estate Deals
Reports from Carroll County describe a valuable young ox found killed by a gunshot near Shiloh linked to local violence in the area. The Harney neighborhood sees thefts, including meat house plunder and a corn box stolen, with a horse borrowed and returned. Real estate activity notes a 58 acre purchase near Harney for 24,000, signaling rising prices. Westminster plans a emancipation celebration amid broader regional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Noah W. Bill
Leonard Rill
Shiloh
Young Walsh
Michael E. Walsh
Westminster
Gaxtown
Harney
Aseres
Aa. Hesson
Haway
Verley J. Clousher
McDonough
Sameer E. Shoemaker
Tazertown
James H. Steele
Ahan
Rata New
Lincs
A Sad Accident Near Harney Claims a Teen’s Life
A 15 year old, Ernest Shoemaker, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Washington Shoemaker, died Tuesday afternoon after being injured while unloading lime from a wagon one mile south of Harney. Inflammation followed the injury and the family receives community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Ernest
Shoemaker
Washington Shoemaker
Routine Meeting of Yours ven Republican Club
The weekly meeting at the party headquarters last night handled routine business. An address was delivered by Mr. Charles M. Git 1 pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoursven
Republican Club
Charles M. Git
Kentucky Invaders and Tennessee Tensions Report
A chaotic dispatch from Nashville details alleged cross state plots to attack a Tennessee station and Governor Brown’s cautious reply. Other items note ex congressman Lorenz Brentano’s death in Sept, Judge Werkes sentencing in Bucks county, and a brutal prison warder abuse case in St. Petersburg with Siberian exile sentences.
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Hy Cally
Briggs Sie
Brown
Extravagant Living Ruined Him Defaulter Ostrander
Krvastox Sept 19 The city erupts as James E Ostrander bank officer and treasurer of Ulster Savings Institution is exposed as a defaulter With years of small thefts amounting to 70000 to 100600 Estranged lifestyle cited as cause Ostrander is arrested and waived hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krvastox
James E. Ostrander
Ulster Savings Institution
Astrainder
Explosion Fatalities Reported Near Mountville Factory
A blast at the Van Seise jelly factory near Mountville injured and killed several workers. Early city reports list five victims with details unclear due to communication outages. Local authorities and factory officials work to verify identities and exact locations as recovery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Arton
Isi
Mountville
van Seise
Montzville
Typhoid Epidemic and Trials in Various Cities
New York reports thirteen typhoid cases at the bureau of contagious diseases, bringing the week’s total near fifty. a quadruple murder in Eagle Pass ends with hanging. Kennedy family heirship in Michigan court. Congressman Bullock in Jacksonville faces critical health. fifty workers killed in a tunnel collapse on a new railroad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tareau
Failare
PURELY PERSONAL TOYS AND TOWNSFOLK NOTES
Purely personal items from Baltimore and nearby towns. The column lists numerous residents traveling, visiting relatives, and attending events in Baltimore, Washington, Knoxville, Gettysburg, and Frederick. It notes social calls, visits to relatives, and attendance at society meetings with several names and places.
Multiple Funerals Held for Local Residents
Funeral services were conducted for Randolph V. Angle bower near Feagaville at Mt Zion church with Rev. S.A. Hedges officiating and pallbearers listed. Interment followed at the church cemetery. C. Carty served as funeral director. Additional services were held for Harry A. Davis infant in Ijamsville, and for a two year old child of Nethan Green near Guckeystown at Hope Hill church with Rev. Bein officiating. George W. Peters was funeral director. Interments occurred at local cemeteries. A. T. Rice & Sons were undertakers for the infant of William Poole Jr. on East South street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph V. Anglebower
Feagaville
Mt Zion Church
S.A. Hedges
John Strick
William Summel
George Stone
Joshua Gramer
Oscar Sheper
Harry Barnes
C. Carty
Harry A
John K
Nora L. Davis
Ijamaville
Ijamsville 4. E
B. Gastie
Nethan Green
Guckeystown
Hope Hill Church
Bein
Joie Hammar
F Lee
BE. Jones
J. Diggs
George W.peters
Staveyard
William Poole, Jr
East South Street
Hotel arrivals list from city papers and counties
Yesterday's hotel arrivals include numerous travelers from Philadelphia Baltimore and Cincinnati among others. Names such as W. Chandler J. Thorn M. Livers D A Clark and E K Robinson are noted with several party counts from county and city origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. Westen
H. Stenter
Baltimore
Cablin
Horse
J. W. Williams
Thomas Finly
Barris
Batto
J. McCarty
Columbia
B. Huzhea
Williamsport
C. Hinks
N.¥: Mrs. MM. Clements, Phila; 4 From the County. Guerr Horst
J.C. Palmer
Weslington
D. C
Young boy dies from barrel accident near Monrovia
Jatin Thompson, five, son of Fielder Thompson, died of internal injuries in Monrovia after a barrel failed to move properly while being unloaded. The accident occurred about a week earlier when the board slipped and the barrel toppled on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jatin Thompson
Fielder Thompson
Monrovia
R. R
Trade News From New York to Kansas City
Finance and trade notes report rising wheat prices due to foreign demand while corn and cotton decline. Boston Philadelphia and Chicago markets show vitality in boots and shoes dry goods and groceries with improved bank liquidity and cautious money markets in Savannah New Orleans and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnat
Bitte
Minnespels
St. Paul
Gothats Road
Milwanted
St Louis
Kansas City
Memphis
Savannah
Ias
Miners Strike for Advance at Byron Colliery
Miners at the Byron colliery owned by Black Diamond Coal company near Philadelphia go on strike seeking a wage increase. The move comes as workers press for higher pay amid industry pressures and local labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sramoxn. Pa
Byron
Black Diamond Coal Company
Af Pnyladelphia
Lohengrin Riots Prompt Police Action at Paris Opera
The second Lohengrin performance at the Grand Opera in Paris last night sparked a series of disturbances. Police arrested about ten people for causing disruptions inside the theater and arrested more after chants and bottles were thrown from the gallery. Additional writers and hecklers were detained as tensions outside the opera house mounted before the crowd dispersed and the performance concluded without further incident.
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Paria Police
Grand Opershoes
Orcaentra
Pohes Commissary
Svarma
Ater
Suche
3D J
Irular
Opers
Railroad Collision Kills Two in Tennessee
A fatal collision occurred on the Cincinnati Southern railroad near Harrison Tennessee caused by an engineer disobeying orders. Brakeman Stewart of Ting City and Fireman William Weir of No 18 were killed. Fire Chief T Conner of Yruin No 19 was dangerously wounded. Engine No 535 demolished and several freight cars destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuatraxcona
Tenn
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Harrison
Onder
Hospital Mishap and Foreign Dispatches
Morris O'Donnell of Jeansville injured by a Lehigh Valley engine while en route to Cranbury to visit a cousin. His leg was amputated at the hospital. A Shanghai dispatch says China denies any threatened naval demonstration on port of the fleets and that no note was sent to the Powers regarding outrages. In Concinte, Washington, the president held his first cabinet meeting since returning, with most members present.
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Hatteras
Morris O'Donnell
Jeansville
Cranbury
Arleton
Lehigh Valley
Tha
Hi Leansin
China
Shanghai
Italers
Concinte Wassixoros
Secretaine
Proctor
Attranance
Weather update notes slight temp shifts
The forecast reports fair conditions with minor temperature changes as winds shift to northwesterly, bringing a cooler breeze across the region.
Social evening at Sadie Hanberger at home
Mrs Sadie Hanberger hosted an at home gathering at 191 South Market Street last evening. Acquaintances enjoyed social amusements and refreshments around 9 o'clock with guests including Mamie Zellers Iglet Donald Edna Miller Sadie Darby Mary Chew Grace Tanner Annie Abler Bessie Doll Charles Zellers P Doland Calvie Zellers Willie Rager Willie Ches Grace Estes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tour
Misa Sadie Hanberger
South Market Street
Mamie Zellers
Igliet Donald
Edna Miller
Sadie Darby
Mary Chew
Grace and Tanner
Annie Abler
Bessie Doll
Charles Zellers
P. Doland
Calvie Zellers
Willie Rager
Willie Ches
Grace Estes
Fragmented 19th century notes on crimes and accidents
A garbled item reports Suein Gaver in jail on multiple charges at the Maryland penitentiary including larceny and assault with varying durations. It notes a crowding incident nearly causing death to Russ Finnie Muller and her injuries while driving cows, plus a report of churches receiving new carpets from Minciinix & Herp at Point of Mocks and Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Finnie Muller
Daniel Arnold
Browns
Minciinix & Herp
Point of
Mt Pleasant
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Hbouse
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Augudéwim Breddock
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Gaithersburg
Heast Church Street
Adamstown Pike
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Nnghc
J. GC. O'Donnell
Petersville
Septadawim
Novo
W.petmick
J. Seplodin
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Wyenz
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Mister West
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Kentucky Invaders
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Gouverber Brown
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Brinch
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Seth Tage
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