Movements of People Th W Bennett at Waymart and More
A lengthy local notices list shows numerous residents and visitors with movements and stays. Names include Ming May Joned at Lake Winola, J. Duds Knapp in Sargentville, Walter Winton in Paris, and George Lindgren returning from Water Hill Rhode Island today. Other entries mention travels to Atlantic City, Shelter Island, and New York with some families spending summers at Spring Lake and Tompkinsville, while Rev W J Ford plans a summer in Ford Ni Vi and Miss Freda Uzorfer visits Tripp Park.
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Bennett
Waymart
Ming May Joned
Lake Winola
W. Fiarney
Uvoam Grove
B. B. Mewargeede
Belmar
J. Duds Knapp
Sargentville
Waltee
W. Winton
Paris
LG. Wolstir
Port Edwania
N.Y
PB. Griffith
Allentins
Mira
A. WV. Bower
Ocean Grows
Mom Charleat
Hawley
Mushkill
Tike County
Rev
W. J. Ford
Ford
Southampton
Mra & Massacher
Rochester
Ns.v
Mra
Bol
Goldenith
Quincy Avenue
Mied Minma Selrt
Baltimore
Carolyn Blume
North Main Avenue
Mire T. L. Bromwell
BR. B Williams
San Francisco
Yortentay
Freda Uzorfer
Kathe
New York City
George Oberderter
Tripp Park
Gertrude
Lillian Poole
Philadelphia
George Lavin
Tine Street
Charles Robinson
New York
Ded W. Coolliee
Dean Grove
Caroline Conkling
Oqevan Grove
M. Oh
Nolgate
Ashiny Path
John Randolph
Springlake
Carl Seller
Point Comfort
TL SM
Bass Om
Siiimner Avinnie
Allantic Ob
Louis Dusting Ce
Te Sernton Hover
Henry Hutton
Atlantic City
Tattle Wehtine
Thaureduig
NS. VY
Litaire E
New York State
Kenneily
Leet
Moses Teylo
Ieartal Poight
T. Bh. Koon
Local Freight Agent Visits Central Hallroad and News of Travelers
York and District Freight Agent F M Snyder of Mauch Chunk called on W E Thayer of the Central Hallroad of New Jersey. George W Chav of 722 North Main avenue returned home after a two weeks trip to New York Carthage on the Hudson Long Branch and other points.
Rubber drive for Home for the Friendless brings in 56 dollars
School children spearheaded by Superintendent Howell organized rubber collections from boots, mackintoshes, and odds and ends to raise funds for the Home for the Friendless. Contributions included toys, gloves, bicycle tires, and even rings from a racing horse, totaling over 56 dollars with local families and junk dealers aiding the effort.
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Howell
Board of Control
Father
Mackintosh
Princeton
Ladies’ Home Journal
Frohman reports plans for new London season plays
Charles Frohman returns from Forpaqm and outlines a busy schedule including new works by Hindison Chatters Louis N S Parker and J O Thewl e plus adaptations of L Aiglon and The Girl from Maxim's The lineup features Ellaline Terriss Basil Hood and Reymond Hicks with productions at Daly's Knickerbocker Madison Square and the Empire theaters and notes the presidential year has little influence on plans.
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Charles Frohman
Forpaqm
Vie Pontine
Aseutel Alimad
Attierioan
Sibelied
Annie
America
New York
Sam Theater
Lvordiitt
Masih Mad
Daly's
Arthur Collite
Neary Lane
Ivater
Tha Gutumn
Chatters
Tarn
Vohmund Rostand
Vile Will de Mand
Knickerbocker
Mica Addams
Conway
Eamond
Madison Square
Silney Grund
Gorge Alexander
St. James
Meurer
Alexander
Walter Frith
Howls Ny Parker
England
Wilson Marrett
Cuquelin
Porte St. Martin
Seat Mart
Lyte
Conurcelly
Gail
KC. Carton
Lady Aley
Lande Montworth
Augeres
Mantel
Dell Pluw
Alexander Necdi
Vandiville
Madison Syuaw
Ila
Fordkt Devers
Hall Caine
Mr. Crone
Stephen Phillips
Paola Ail Pranewson
Mere Patrick Campbell
Lomond Wadon
George Fling
Arthur Jones
Chare Wyndham
Mr. Jones
Duke of York
Wyrelurne Theater
Jean Richpin
Berton
Zara
Henry Hamilton
Henry Miller
San Francisco
Basil Hood
Jerome KR. Jerome
Mika Woolihe
Fir
Theatrical Notes on September Star Crews and Plans
The piece outlines September casting for leading theaters including Miss Coghlan, Miss Coghlan Beck y Sharp, and Mary Mannering in a Vanity Fair adaptation. It notes Delber and Hennesy production delays and Klaw and Erlanger engagements with Mackintosh and others. The article mentions new electrical ballet and future works by Frank McKee and Peter PF Lailey with notable actors such as Meg Donald and Puma Lee.
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Dimeph Brooks
Frank
Mary Mannering
Peter PF
Tulley
Agoist
Frank McKee Legine
Howie Dodge
Peter FL Lailey
OM Heletic
Meg Donald
Poisonous illuminating gas raises public health concern
The change in illuminating gas composition in recent years increases carbonic oxide exposure. Hospitals warn that gas often contains dangerous levels, with some systems emitting over seven percent carbonic oxide, a practice linked to higher death risk, especially in America where experience shows greater danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Haldane
Society of Medical Officers of Health
Poison Gas Risks Across Cities Cited in Health Note
A historical note warns that poisoning from gases and vapors in the country causes significant harm beyond water poisoning. It cites cities like Boston New York San Francisco and Washington and argues that inhalation of water gas and carbon monoxide harms health even without fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Washington
Charitable Women in Austria Cited by Vienna Correspondent
The London Telegraph Vienna correspondent notes Princess Pauline Metternich once claimed the Baroness Rebert of Triesia as Austria’s most charitable woman after her husband left 20.6 million fl. for benevolence. She recalls a 3 year old deficit in a Music Exhibition, prompting a flower sale to cover arrears.
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Austria
Vienna
London Telegraph
Pauline Metternich
Paria
Haroness Rebert
Triesia
Melnelt
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WH. M. Boles
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Chicago
Luther Loutlin Mills
Misses Mills
Matthew Mills
Colonel Boles
Shelter Island
EB. d. Fuller
John Ryan
Pottae- Vile
Thomas F. Jones
T. H. Watkins
Nova Scotia
Duffy
Frm
Wentz & Duty
Henry Wehrum
Fred Matthews
Richard B. Webster
Wilkes-Barre
W. A. Armstrong
F. 8. Thomas
W. Tt. Lyon
W. Kirk
J. A. Scranton
A. Wolfe
United States Army
D. L. Tate
Molin
Rodenwald
Speedway Hotel
Evan Jones
Elim Park Church
H. H. Bushnell
Richard Hiorns
Harry Royal
George
Kate Jones
Pattriarch
Maury Modesta
William
Agnes Phillips
Father Jones
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Lackawanna Avenue
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Nannies
Herman Fluehler
George Stoghleler
Russell B. Williams
Sho
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Betanger
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E. P. Roe
Lowell
Gomparleon
Saucy Hess
Wyoming Ave
Mier Cogilan
Betty Slutty
Getewon
Charles Cogiilan
Thucuray
Lewitty
Deleher & Hennesy
Vanita Pale
Mise Salinger
Klaw & Erlanger
Olive Tomapledton
Jet
Delber & Mennesgy
Charles Coghlan
Willis Thackeray
Mine Coghlan
Bivky Sharp
Menene
Gates & Morange
Lobe Fuller
Ldetric Dane
Klaw M& Erlunier
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David Belace
Puma Lee
Richard Manse
Carli Chogell
Thacheray
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