Prisoner O Day shot dead in Columbus penitentiary attack
At Reynolds foundry inside the Columbus Ohio penitentiary guards confronted three inmates Joseph O Day two year forger from Cleveland John Turke Lorain county robber and John Bird in for manslaughter from Franklin county. Temple a strict guard was attacked and mortally wounded. O Day died later and Temple is expected to recover.
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Pittsburg Area Tragedies and Society News Summary
John Meshling, 21, of Smithville, lost both legs after being struck by a Lehigh Valley freight train on the cut off and later had them amputated at the hospital. Funeral notices include Henry Conway’s funeral from North Main Street and St John’s Church. G B Rammell wed Celia Ford at St John’s parsonage. An auxiliary meet of the Y M C A plans open house for New Year. Thomas Brown, shot by Officer Gallagher, shows steady improvement. Thomas Reap, visiting from Tacoma, returns to see the family homestead after six years.
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Carlsbad Sprudel Water Offers Home Health Aid
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Carbondale Notes Include Fatal Train Accident and Local Visits
Local items report William Harvey killed by a Delaware and Hudson coal train near the northwest crossing after returning from the Danville asylum. Obituary notes for Thomas Birkett of Copeland Avenue. Family visits include Martha Thomas of Scranton, Della Williams at a Clifford wedding, and holiday travel by the Carrs, Smiths, Guernseys, and Hockenberry siblings in New York City.
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Pretty Hickory Street Wedding of Miles Shone and Mark Walker
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shone on Hickory street hosted a pretty wedding last evening. Miles Mary Ann Shone and Mark Walker were the marrying couple with Rev. F. P. Doty performing the ceremony. A large crowd of friends and relatives attended.
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Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania rail earnings and stock actions
Coal outputs and rail earnings discussion across Pennsylvania lines show increased eastbound shipments from Chicago to 89,887 tons versus 77,010 last year. Philadelphia reports deny Scranton extension, while Lehigh Valley stockholders seek injunction to block management and the Buffalo market reflects mixed cattle and hog receipts and prices.
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Stocks Slide as Market Ends Mixed on Dec 26
New York stocks opened firm in places with Distillers and Chicago Gas showing gains on rumors of anti administration buyout plans and dividend talk. Reading rose on reorganization progress but later faded. Grangers and anthracite shares weakened.
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Philadelphia Tallow Market Report Dec 2
Tallow to steady and quiet with prices for city prime and country tallow noted in various forms. Market details include crude, rendered, and grease pricing, while Pittsburg opening figures show fluctuations and uncertainty in the early trading.
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Dr Potter's Rheumatic Pills Promised Cure Ad
Chronic rheumatism gout and related conditions claimed to be cured by Dr Potter's Rheumatic Pills. Advertises a $1 box and sale through Matthew Bros in Scranton. Claims blood and kidney action remove uric acid. Imperfect OCR text notes cut words.
Mount Zion Primitive Methodist Church charter notice
Notice of application to the Court of Common Pleas Lackawanna County for incorporation of Mount Zion Primitive Methodist Church Archbald. Details include the act of assembly, terms of worship, and that the filing is in Lackawanna Prothonotary's Office. Charles Olver is solicitor. December 1804 date appears. Also administrator’s notice for Haason Carpenter estate with Fannie M Carpenter as administratrix. Scranton, Pa.
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