Evans arraigned for indecent conduct in Knapp case
William Evans of Indiana was arraigned before Alderman John on a charge of indecent acts in the presence of Gertrude Knapp at her North Ninth street home. Evans was committed to jail for ten days after refusing to pay a $5 fine plus costs. The incident involved a 12 year old witness and prompted police intervention.
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William Evans
John
Gertrude Knapp
Owen D. John Esterday
Indiana
North Ninth Street
Gurrell
Evans
Marriage Rumor Denied Then Acknowledged By Decker
Harry Decker a railroader living on North Sumnes avenue and Miss Margaret Edwards of North Rebecca avenue were married. A Syracuse excursion report prompted the denial, but Decker later confirmed the marriage to friends. A separate note reports a burglary at Oxford colliery with $7.40 taken from the Delaware Tackawanna and Western company.
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Harry Decker
Sumnes Avenue
Margaret Edwards
Rebecca Avenue
August White
Syracuse
Tribune
Decker
Windon
Oxford
Delaware, Tackawanna and Western Company
Local Notes Record Moves and Appointments in Green Ridge
Green Ridge residents report address changes from 161% Dickson avenue to 1625 Sanderson avenue. A.T. Winters returns home in South Dakota after a visit at Tennes. Mrs J B Van Bergen of Carbondale visits Mrs J R Fordham on Sanderson avenue. George D Bugden substitutes at No 8 school. W E Greeley, Green Ridge jeweler, moves April to Capoose avenue. Herbert Taylor leaves for New York on business. Rev Whinpen of the Universalist church moves into John L Hull’s house at Miriam street and Washington avenue. Charles Gamwell moves to 121% Marion street. W M Cleaver to lecture at Evangelical church on Stanley in Africa with stereopticon. Ruthven lectures at Cleronian hall yesterday. Health ad appears urging Hood’s Sarsaparilla to avoid pneumonia and fever.
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Dickson Avenue
Sanderson Avenue
A.T. Winters
Tenne S
South Dakota
J. B. van Bergen
Carbondale
J. R. Fordham
George D. Bugden
Jenkins
W. E. Greeley
Green Ridge
Ruthven
Cleronian Hall
Concert of Old Homestead Quartette Club Last Night
Under the auspices of the Old Homestead quartette an entertainment and basket social were held last night in Phillips hall Fig street Berghauser orchestra opened with an overture Vocal solos were sung by Nelile Sullivan William A Roberts Joseph W Jones and David Davis The quartette performed selections William Kirst played piano a banjo duet was performed by Robert Schull and Peter Rosar and T E and J A Jones played harmonica and autoharp Professor E H Williams directed and aims to make the group a leading organization.
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Phillips’ Hall
Fig Street
Berghauser
Nelile Sullivan
William A. Roberts
Joseph W. Jones
David Davis
Quartette
William Kirst
Robert Schull
Peter Rosar
T. E
J. A. Jones
E. H. Williame
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Rapid Relief
Morton TL Hill of Lebanon Indiana cites his wife’s severe inflammatory rheumatism and swollen state. After six weeks in bed with eight physicians, she found relief within three days using Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. Sold by Carl Lorenz in Scranton at 418 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Drogelst
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Dover the Buccaneer Physician Linked to Robinson Crusoe
In a Medical Record address at Johns Hopkins, Osler recounts Dr. Thomas Dover born about 1660 in Warwickshire a Bristol physician who became a privateer. Dover discovered Alexander Selkirk on Juan Fernandez in 1709 and captained raids from Guayaquil to California. The voyage earned about 450000 dollars and Dover later published The Ancient Physician's Legacy in 1733.
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Johna Hopkins University Ce
William Osler
Thomas Dover
Dover
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Alexander Selkirk
Selkirk
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Peru
California
Pacific
England
London
Swayne's Ointment claims to cure skin tumors
Symptoms described as moisture intense itching and stinging, worse at night. If untreated lesions may ulcerate and bleed. Swayne's Ointment advertised to stop itching bleed heal ulcers and remove tumors, available from AI druggists or by mail for 60 cents from Dr. Swayne & Son Philadelphia.
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Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Moosic Holds Night of Suspense Over Butcher Robbery
A Moosic village mystery centers on Herbert Smith a young butcher who says highwaymen robbed him of 350 dollars after leaving a church event. He walked from Avoca to Moosic then to his boarding house missing several details as residents demand answers and lawmen search for clues.
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Herbert Smith
Avoca
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Watson
Pittston
Wedded in Blakely Miss Widdowfield Marries Mitchell
In Blakely a large wedding unites Miss Annie Widdowfield granddaughter of William Harper with Florence Byron Mitchell at Slymen's Altar. Rev J R Ellis officiated as 200 plus guests attended the ceremony in the Harper home parlor with Mendelssohn march and bridal procession.
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Florence B. Mitchell
Slymen's Altar
Blakely
William Harper
Johnson
Poiceburg
Blakely Baptist Church
Castle Kenyon
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J. L. Knapp
Marie C. Callender
Widdowfield
Arthur Widdowfield
Mitchell
Frank L. Northup
The
Baptist Church
Ellis
Miss Callender
Mousseline de Sole
Thomas H. Evans
Thomas M. Voyle
F. M. Berry
W. Houser
Baseball Moves and Managerial Shifts Across 1885 Circuit
Tun Berger is released by Rochester and Rosie's squad shows top form at Hot Springs. Buffalo signs Tony Pete. Jack Shearon injures back and will miss games. Louisville bats strongly and plans to watch this year. manager Rowe reports optimism. The James Boys Baseball Club announces Nelson Teets as manager and Jon Mullarkey as captain with a strong amateur lineup.
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Rochester
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Hot Springs
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Teets
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James Nolan
J. Cunningham
Cathers
Mulhirkey
Allen
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Cunningham
Southard
McHale
General Sporting Notes from the Era
Snapper Garrison trains at Lewis farm Ulster County NY aiming to reduce to 12 pounds. Nicholas Allen of Mt Oliver borough, a yearling, shows extraordinary strength by lifting 100 pounds, throwing 12 pound shot 38 feet 1 inch and 1 pound shot 32 feet. Fred Lehmann of Toledo holds a world record for three eighths of a mile start at forty seconds and an amateur four mile record of 9 28. Louis Keegan and William Carney of Chicago defeated Phil Casey and James Dunn of Brooklyn for the championship ball team and purse in a series of thirteen games, six in Brooklyn and the rest in Chicago. It costs about 10 to send the varsity crew to Bowland for the Henley regatta, including training. Decoration Day road race from Wheeling to Garfield Park spans twenty-two miles. Corbett bets 10,000 that he can stop Fiteiminons in ten rounds if the stake goes to Fite but the referee must decide the championship. U.S. and foreign tourists will soon deposit full retail price of bicycles at Canadian border customs. money refunded when bicycles are exported back.
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Lewis Farm
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Brandon
Fred Lehremn
Toledo
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William Carney
Chicago
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Weat Side
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