Funeral and public notices from the city pages
The paper lists the funeral of Mrs. George Mitchell at her home, coroner plans to remove an official from an address on April 1, and listings for property sales and other civic notices. It also mentions a motorist accident incident and a bank project timeline, with various local names and locations referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdélect Vounyll
Horiant
Euhial Buard Uth
Counail
George Mitchell
Silace
Tan
Fier
Giyeen
Rilee
Bbongstreeet
Nis
PB Mullion Seaterdas Sv
Pena
Beatrige
Tuvell
Setiuntons Eierson
AL Hebihel
Kate
Serandtons Pied Sryder
Suotit
Wid
Currie Lecker
Waredly
Br Co L. Mire
Ile
Jewell Wuilding
Alvince Street
Breibetltig
Septembher A
Jane Leach
Lemon's Company at Davis' Offers Eye Catching Vaudeville
Hany W Seamer's extravaganza at Davis theater drew crowds with lighthearted acts. A Lawn Party featured company members in lively routines, including Sam? Hurt performing a difficult pendulum balancing act. Florence Zeller and others impressed, while The Princeton Steters delivered a standout dance routine. The program also included Quasimodal pieces and the revue While New York Sleeps. The show continues with a second performance at Pardes' tomorrow per the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hany W. Seamer
Wavie Theater
Dirlique
Welle Beem UN Sy Jalive
Widder
Samued
Florence Zeller
Ohne Aartiet
Enouise Urven
New York
Dellowey
Akle
Pardes
Todnus
Cruelty Arrest On South Side Involving Goats And Horse
South Side resident Thomas Murray was arrested yesterday by Special Officer Mink on cruelty charges. He faced Alderman Wright and promised to be more careful, then discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Yeamster
Mink
Thomas Murray
Annale
Mires
Clive
Lewis
Wright
Plariagat
Lenk
Mir
Olliver
Gilroy
Platagan
Haller
Plona- Han
Kinsley
Plinagan
Kingsley
Dr T M Gates Moves to New Office Rooms 207 and S08
Dr T M Gates relocates to offices 207 and S08 on the second floor of the Board of Trade Building at Dinden Street opposite Court House. The move affects patient appointments and administrative contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Gates
Board of ‘Trade
Dinden Street
Court Honuse
Laner and Marks Spring Clothing Opening Tomorrow
Laner and Marks announces a spring clothing opening tomorrow all day with promotions and special buys. Shoppers are invited to visit the store for new season arrivals and discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laner & Marks
Grand Millinery Opening At Jenkins and Morrie
To the Ladies, a grand millinery opening at Jenkins and Morrie today and tomorrow at 40d Spruce Street. Local shoppers invited to preview new hats and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins & Morrie
Spruce Street
Chrand Millinery
Jenkins & Morris
de Spruce Silwet
Mayor's Resolution on Street Commissioner Remains Divisive
Amid heated debate in Chittenden, the Common Council advances a resolution to review the street commissioner's conduct. Mayor Batley seeks action while opponents press for formal investigation and protect the mayor's authority. The measure passes with a narrow majority after amendments and intense dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurgy Tinewel Hie
Dhe
Chittenden
Nepalis
Poynest
Wineh
Olle
Noone
Kelley
Select Council
Linge Lefoye Hie
Oits
Sewer District 19 Defeated After Ward Dispute
The ordinance creating new Sewer District Ni TY was defeated 11-9 after a heated session. Opposition came from Sixth and Eighteenth ward representatives, with discussion on assessments and the proposed Washington Avenue sewer outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallowine
wWhitelly
Niye—Wottie
Gordon
Cilier
Tiguan
Grey
Mlinidun
Wenzel
J. Wirth
Sei Ils
Noone
Norton Tl
Yess
Thomas
RR. Thoma
Moir
Sweenes
Iver. Keller
Meditoitz
Mis Guve
Ves
That One-Armed Bugler Evangelist in Civil War Memoir
A report profiles That One-Armed Bugler Preacher from the Confederate era, detailing his postwar preaching tours across the country. It notes his self-promotion, religious views, and the reaction of crowds while tracing his travels from Virginia to New York and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin
New
Debsey
Wauylerer
Dore
New York
Scrantons
Jims
Health statistics on deaths and vital rates in a calendar year
The annual health board report notes about 20 deaths weekly, with 2589 deaths total and 605 stillbirths from the year. Most deaths occurred in the Park area. contagions included measles, typhoid fever, and diphtheria. Births totaled around 10, with peak activity in April and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Tresland
Wales
Germany
Poland
England
Aulingby
Wielham Street
Lauer and Marks Open Spring Sale in City
The article notes Lauer and Marks holding a spring sale with displays and specials across the day. It highlights large stock, low prices, and public interest in the event as shoppers visit the store for bargains.
Voodoo price notes from Philadelphia print job
A fragmented notice references reduced prices and a philatelic printing effort in Philadelphia. Names and exact items are unclear, but the item hints at cost reductions and a local printing operation connected to philatelic materials.
Removal of Office and Residence of Ne to Wyoming Avenue
Removal notice for 8S. PD Longstreet to 4 Wyoming avenue and a millinery sale at Jenkins & Morris featuring spring styles and furnishings. The firm continues to operate at the old stand for 22 years, soliciting patronage in awnings tents flags and social decorations by 8. J. Fuhrman & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstreet
Agwil
Wyoming Avenue
J. Fuhrman & Bro
10 NX White Envelopes for Th at Sture Ave
A terse item notes ten NX white envelopes for delivery at 622 Tuck's Avenue. The text is sparse and fragmented with no additional details about sender or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sture
Tuck's
Ave
Tax dispute over dog ownership sparks ward hearing
An assesor's inquiry in the Fifth Ward details a resident accused of failing to own a dog and facing tax-related questions. A spokeswoman recounts a heated exchange as police and property officers prepared to present findings to the board with witnesses set to testify in the Tenth and Eleventh wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asani
Wien
Ashe
Alee” Stowes
Westening
Excitement at Watidins Committee Visit in No 3 School
An incident during Watidins committee members’ visit to South Stil e schools caused a fire scare in Nod shoal yesterday. Miss Penman recalled students to safety as paper on the register caught fire and smoke filled the room. A few pints of water sufficed to quell the blaze while staff maintained order during the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couttel
Nod Shoal
Miss Penman
Damaged Salt Sale Involving National Bank and Straw Goods
A garbled notice indicates a dispute over salt shipments or storage tied to the American Straw Goods Company and the Bank of Winona Minnesota. Included are references to Porter and Sheriff actions, with efforts to enforce payment or attachment related to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damagvse
Ameren
Breond National Bank of
Winona
Minn
On Seiggie
Ad Alt Loud
Egira Fondlenial
John Ot
ML A
Witlonn
Amenteen
Bane
Fire destroys home on Hockwell Street Providenm
An early morning blaze largely destroyed a house on Hockwell Street, Providenm, with Thomas Malia and his family occupying the structure. The fire, believed caused by an overheated chimney, was confined to the second floor and ruined the interior. Insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockwell Etreet
Thomas Malia
Fragmentary agency note on heating and furnace repair
A partial garbled report discusses a company’s response to maintain progress on a facility’s heating system. It mentions perseverance and delays but lacks clear names or dates for full context.
April 15 Events Annotated in Local Note
An anxious fragment mentions April 15 and plans tied to a local notice. It references Meadow Brook as a favored thief and hints at young men observing events with a focus on Kenpo and other names. The text is garbled but conveys anticipation and possible incitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlin
Sy Iwett
Hon Erie
Cpa
Gas price cut announced by local suppliers
A distorted notice states a post April 1 price reduction by Borantty Gis and Watey company and Tigi PK Gos ani Wat. it hints at a monthly consumption threshold and a discount scheme with penalties and credits affecting sales after the 20th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borantty Gis and Watey Company
Tigi PK Gos
Pilsner
API Altie
Private sale wills unlock a week for trade goods
A fragmentary notice indicates a private sale process lasting one week at Tongue and Woolly Tapueloanoe for baby goods, with details obscured by garbled text. The readable parts show an auction or sale action tied to local officials and a specified time frame.
Opening of Sprite Clothing and Tailor Shops Stuns Bonnetow
Swift notes record the opening of Sprite Clothing offering tailor made salts and overcoats with latest styles by John Ross at 7 Spruce street. Pabst beer at LUT and mentions of Stein Theatime Piawmbine PSP MM T Howley 71 Wyoming Ave appear as cluttered OCR fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSP
John Ross
Spruce Street
Great Reductions in Watches and Clocks
W. W. Berry advertises great reductions on watches and clocks with paired items offered on short notice. The notice emphasizes quick service and affordable prices for timepieces.
Free Exhibition Pony at Local Stores This Week
A live pony measuring 42 inches tall with a 15 foot tail will be exhibited at participating stores this week. Bring the children to see the animal and enjoy the display during store hours.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Jackawanna
Eader
Penn Avenue
A.B. Warman
Angsty
CILY
Lemon
Davis
Ty Ou
Ollie Aemaone
Alaah
J. A. Waters
Christian
The
Lackawanne Ave
Common Connell
We. Kinsley
Seleer
Chnell West Night
Upe
Surbet
Muavor Bolle
Etréet
Radmek
Ely
Kinslgy
Mayedatis
Ayes
Gonlon
Grier
Thon
Thetis
Herau
Cilroy
Lari
Wengel
FP Wirth
Siveeney
Seats
Cillwor
Zeller Noone
Meqpall
Norton
Nasye—loftis
Mole
Suimans
Welter
Aheent
Oh Wurth
Hed Adawors
Maxvur Bailey
Borunton
Ritwley
Galley
Aliso
Mrs Tretty
Borantan
Peete
Mr Oliver
Batley
Bern
Enolum
Bhiagan
Muyor
Flanne00
Ninsley
Keller
Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Lewnins
AE Riffles
Flanaghan
Adeidler
Abkeley
Mayer Batley
Lanier
MR. Omvier
Ation Meine
Quivet
Eniinerr
Main Avenue
Steyser
Erties
Cher
Sedine
Gwatelis
Qoumehs
Odintte
Sud
Muldoon
Lebrifen
Cnedal
Onilerth
United Security Company
s1Ths
Anpresvation Ordinigiee
Conelieva- Litto
Waehington Avenue
James Sand
de Wasna Hagler
lLiarge
Elas
Heller
le Key
John Cavanah
Qeastiy
New York Corpferene
Clussinet
Saruitern
Virena Richmanid
PLOH
Robert Som
Tate
Chemergal
Joly Covalluch
Cena
Pl Sauna
Syien
la Delia
Prather Oyivonalieh
van Pildo
Lowestieer
Bev, Joun- Cavaratice
Health Statistics
Board of Health
Cue Ct
Lauer & Marks
Cousens Philatelphila
Luter & Marke
Nofive
Sawyer’s
MUU Fascists
Beality
Spurini
Phil Puke Bordine
Comne
Welcomie Lo
Phe
Tite Pion
A. R. Sawyer
Hmawevert
Thoms Malia
Howe
Tie Mollovie
Meadow Brook Tront
Uifeet
Shina
Stein Theatime and Piawmbine
Tj Pabst
Sprite Clothing
All Day Ai Veninge Bonneytow
Liner & Marks
W. W. Berry
Wgarral & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
Lydon
Puckbilty
Sirengtie
Hetil Nike
Sarah
Shopmonoways
Paty
Cortes Eus
Stott
Owen Phee
Bieler
Tabane
Taos
Warren-Ehret Company
EHRET
Washington Ave
Scranton, Pa
China
Harding
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St. Opp
Jerniya
Belit Aus
Sohmar Piano
Guernsey
Suez
Washington Avenue
W. Guernsey
Prop
Dunn
Axminster
Wyrming
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