Storm Ravages Pennsylvania Farms Cities and Rail Lines
Destructive storm across Pennsylvania causes two reported deaths in Shamokin roofs collapse injuries at Temple furnace in Berks County and widespread damage. Tobacco crops ruined in Lancaster County. Rail lines disrupted with washouts and downed wires. Harrisburg and Lancaster report near million-dollar tolls and extensive debris citywide.
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Shamokin
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Susquehanna
Columbia
Frederick Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Temple Furnace
Temple
Herks County
Edward Rissimiller
Samuel Trout
William Collar
Joseph Hut
Mad Preacher Roams Woods Terrorizing Abington
Abington Massachusetts residents are terrorized by a violent mad preacher who roams the woods and appears at unexpected sites. He forces listeners at gunpoint to hear exhortations, fires at bystanders, and has damaged property. a search party pursues him as authorities fear further violence.
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Abington
Mass
Emma Sampson
Warren Webster
Barge Sumatra Founders Off Milwaukee Pier
The Milwaukee barge Sumatra foundered near the government pier this morning. Four crew members from West Bay City Michigan were drowned: Arthur Burnstead Charles Hemmer Patrick Peterson and Peter Anderson. Captain Charles John Mate John Hur and Ira Purser were rescued by the tug Sumpton. The Sumatra carried railroad iron from Chicago and planned to pick up Pattie Wells here.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Government Pier
West Bay City
Michigan
Arthur Burnstead
Charles Hemmer
Patrick Peterson
Peter Anderson
Charles John
John Hurbeck
Ira Purser
Cook
Chicago
Port Jervis Girl Blinded by Hot Curling Iron
Pearl Hugnine, 9 year old daughter of Jesse Hugnine of Livingston Manor Sullivan County, burned the sight of her left eye Tuesday while curling her hair. She heated an iron in the fire and pressed it against the eye causing serious injury, a physician reports.
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Port Jervis
N. Y
Pearl
Jesse Huggine
Livingston Manor
Sullivan County
Living with a broken neck in Phoenixville incident
Albert Jarrett, a Davis farm apple picker near Perkiomen Montgomery County, fell from a ladder and struck his head, breaking his neck. He lay near the ladder top as it toppled, and doctors hoped to save his life amid the accident.
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G. L. Joy
John Reed
Gideon L. Joy
Joy House
Lawrence Belcher
West Abington
Mr. Helcher
Charles Lynde
Phoenixville
Albert Jarrett
Davis
Perkiomen
Montgomery County
Vitalizing Saran parilla Pills advertised by Dr. Detchon
An advertisement touts Dr. Detchons Vitalizing Saran parilla Pills as a candy coated liquid Sarsaparilla concentrate. It claims powerful blood purification and nerve-building properties, curing nervous diseases and general weakness. Priced 60 cents and 1.00, sold by Carl Lorens, 418 Lackawannace Sven, Scranton, druggist.
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Detchon
Carl Lorens
Lackawannace
Sven
Scranton
Winfrey Marries Then Faces Murder Charge in Elopement
In Memphis Tennessee a man named J H Winfrey Jr eloped with Mia Sallie Weatherly near Somerville. An hour after their marriage he was jailed for murder after shooting her uncle Peter Crawford at the gate. The couple fled by buggy before authorities pursued them.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. H. Winfrey, Jr
Mia
Sallie Weatherly
Somerville
Miss Weatherly
Louis Burton
Burton
Winfrey
Parten
Peter Crawford
Crawford
Glo
Ones
Lockjaw Patient’s Life Saved in Brooklyn Hospital
New York reports John Hardrove was taken to Senoy hospital in Brooklyn after a ladder fall caused a severe cut and tetanus. Doctors used a new tetanus antitoxin treatment and stated the patient is recovering with no convulsions returning. Dr. Tracy noted slight head pain but no signs of relapse.
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Lebanon and Cornwall Railroad Company
Cornwall Railroad
United Brethren Church
Annville
Sunnyside
Tnited Brethren
West Lebanon
Joseph Strohman
Frederick Pertig
Iron City
Salem Lutheran Church
Ebeneser
Benjamin Blouch
Daniel Ziegler
North Lebanon
Wilson Christman
Copp S
D. B. Long
Jonestown
Suedburg
Tremont
New York
John Hard Rrove
Senoy Hospital
Brooklyn
Dancer
Tracy
Wanted Agencies and Nursing Help Advertised in Busy News Page
Classified items seek agents for Clifton Soay and Mannufactur ing Co offering commissions from four to five hundred dollars and steady sales to dealers. A convalescing infant needs a competent nurse girl to take charge. Also a home work offer promises high wages for simple tasks with return of a two cent stamp for details. Listings include Snyder cake canvassing in Scranton and T B Snyder & Co of Cincinnati inviting applicants.
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Pine Street
Scranton
Snyder
T. B Snyder & CO
Cincinnati
Cure for Nose Bleed at Hudson Street Hospital
Captain Nickels, patient at Hudson Street hospital, suffered a severe nose bleed from a ruptured nasal artery. After gauze failed to stop it, surgeon Buallocque’s cannula threaded with perchloride of iron was passed through the posterior nares to the ruptured artery, successfully arresting the bleeding.
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New York
Captain Nickels
Hudson Street Hospital
Buallocque
Chiropodist and Manicure Clinic Ad in Lackawane Ave
Chiropodist and manicure parlors offer scientifically treated care for humons chilblains and growing nails. Free consultation at 20 Lackawane Avenue, featuring chiropody hairdressing and manicure services.
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TSE
Lackawane Avenues
Wanted by a Married Man and Employment Notices
A collage of Want Ads lists a married man seeking a driver or horse care with poor experience with horses, a married woman seeking office cleaning work, and various professional listings. Names include D. D. K., Hanna, Dr. L. M. Gates, Dr. S. W. Lamereaux, C. I. Preas, W. G. Rook, Edward H. Davis, B. J. Walter, Mrs. M. Ke. Davis, plus schools and businesses such as Lackawanna School, Bauer's Orchestra, Megarger Brothers, Frank P. Brown & Co., Elks Cafe, Zeigler, Scranton House, Westminster.
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Care Tribune
Railroad Time-Tables for Scranton Area Trains
Rail schedule effective Monday June 1 1890 lists Scranton departures to New York Easton Philadelphia Washington Binghamton Oswego Elmira Cortland Ithaca Bath and other points. Includes multiple daily express and local trains with times and connections. Pullman cars on all expresses. For details contact M L Smith city ticket office Lackawanna Ave or depot ticket officer.
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Lack
Western
Scranton
New York
Espreva
Easton
Trenton
Philadelia
South
Washington and Way
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Southweeat
Binghamton and
Nicholson
Cortland Express
Uilea
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
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Hagleton
Pottegil
Prince
Regio
Sale Easton
Reading
Habsburg
Tone
Leich Vo Dies
Phar Tunkhannock
Towanda
el Ithaca
Geneva
Rep
Rochester
Niawar Walle Ce
H. R
Clenniiersa
Berner
Traina
Pittato
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
Newark
Elizabe
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethleem
Philas
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Harrisby
Pottaville
Lierty Street
North River
Paris
Phadele
Vance
Statio Baldwin
Poon
Olhausen
Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
The note identifies the Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division. It lists the division’s scope and references associated routes and operations under the company’s regional rail network.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
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