Storms and Signs forecast planetary storms in 1900
Kingston Pa. editor Prof C Cons of Storms and Signs warns that planetary conjunctions ending on December 16 1899 will trigger extreme weather worldwide in 1900. He lists dates for storms floods blizzards and market shocks and urges readers to prepare seafood farming and farming tasks accordingly.
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Marths
Jeresie
Jupiter
Mus
Neptune
Ubard
Earth
C. Cons
Kingston
U.S. A
Elected officers named for multiple church Sunday schools
Last Sabbath Day the Sunday Schools elected officers for the coming year across several congregations. Primitive Methodist and Methodist Episcopal announce superintendents secretaries treasurers and organists. Infant and infant departments listed with supervisors and aides for Grace Reformed Congregational Tabernacle Lutheran and United Evangelical phelpers named throughout.
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Primitive Methodist
W. J. Anthony
J. H. Pengelly
Linzie Waters
Bertha Jedwards
Mary Flew
Kizzie Waters
Walter Berryman
George Sharp
Methodist Episcopal
United Evangelical
A. A. Barr
Harry Otto
J. A. Keiser
Arthur Geist
S. C. Cieist
H. B. Lukens
Gertie Miller
Alberta Wagner
Grace Kiefer
J. D. Kiefer
Bertha Huber
Grace Reformed
A. Gonser
George Faust
Claude Muller
I. A. Ocksrider
John Fetter
Anna Faust
Florence Gonger
Carrie Bohner
Jennie Hovenstine
Rev. Gonser
Congregational Tabernacle
Victor P. Thompson
R. N. Harris
Locust Gap Notes on Fires Water Supply and People
Locust Gap reports an attempted Christmas burn of the Locust Gap Corner band hall with a lamp incident. Water supply issues near the eastern town sections are resolved by new arrangements with Bear Gap Water Company. Updates on Mrs. Dugan's health and New Year visits are given, plus local movements ahead of 1900 campaigns.
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Catharine McHale
Locust Dale
Locust Gap
Three Montandon Residents Die in Express Train Crash
Yesterday afternoon three Montandon residents were killed when an express train struck their wagon at a crossing near the Little School House two miles above Montandon. John Wentzel Samuel Whitmeier and Mont Wolff died instantly. Harvey Wentzel was seriously injured. The men were well known in Montandon and their loss is a sad blow to the town.
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Montandon
Sunbury
Stour
Harvey Wentzel
John Wentzel
Samuel Whitmeier
Mont Wolff
Little School House
Whitmeier and Wolff
Local Personal News Highlights From Wilkes Barre
William and Ralph Bevan returned to their Wilkes Barre home after a week with relatives. Marshall Watkins left for Philadelphia to attend Pierce's Business College. William Thomas resumed duties in Philadelphia. James Scott's wife and daughter from Shamokin spent New Years in town. Milton Shaeffer visited two weeks with his parents in town before returning to Philadelphia. Walter Reiff of South Bethlehem returned home after a few days in town. Benton Berkley of Philadelphia, formerly from here, went home after a few days. JOR AUDITOR GEORGE J MOYLE Your support is most respectfully solicited.
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William
Ralph Bevan
Wilkes Barre
Marshall Watkins
Philadelphia
Pierce
William Thomas
James Scott
Shamokin
Milton Shaeffer
Walter Reiff
South Bethlehem
Benton Berkley
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Hinze and
Whitney
Kimball
E. C. Miller
South Maple St
Carmel, PA
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Fred Gross
Frank Stine
Albert Curnow
G. W. Schell
Bessie Harper
Lulu Mayer
Kimber Fox
Clayton Curnow
Thomas Toy
Wil McFee
Thomas Fagley
KR. Klinger
Aliss Spittle
Miss Raup
HU Helen Stine
Jhecast Gap
Pains Patch
Wurtembury Hills
Monitor
Win. I. Haley
Philadelphia and Reading Cou) and Iron Company
Bear Gap Water Company
Water Company
Charles Dugan Sr
America House
Frank J. McDonnell
James A. McCarthy
Laurel Hill
Utica
N. Y
Michael Manley
Chestnut Street
Carmel
Martin Manley
Mike
Jacob Maiers
Ashland
Henry J. Maiers
Ance and Mark Down Sale
Iee Goldschndt
North Oak Street
N. B
Golf Capes
Underskirts
C.C. Keacer & Son
Mt. Carmel, Penna
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George
J. Moyle
Aias
Lord’s Novelty Store
Wrebster
Webster
Ant Worcester
Pris
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Werner Company
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