Bromley Gibberts Story Reunites Editor and Author in London Game
The Sponge editor John Shorely faces a dramatic encounter with Bromley Gibberts, the ambitious novelist, over a高 story that could rescue the failing paper. Gibberts schemes a chaotic publicity stunt, threatening a real country-house crime to boost sales, while Shorely tries to avert disaster and discovers Gibberts staging his own dramatic reveal at Channel Chase.
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John Shorely
Shorely
New York
London
Boston
Philadelphia
Manchester
Liverpool
Bromley Gibberts
Gibberts
Sponge
England
Gibbetts
Channel Chase
Johnson
Gibberta
McCabe
Smith’s
Strand
Kidner’s Inn
Euston
ABC
Gibber
Channel
Channer Chase
Channer Station
Channor
Buley Junction
Derful
Channor Chase
Wilkie Collins
Warren County Land Auctions Include Multiple Tracts In 19th Century Listing
A lengthy property sale listing covers diverse Warren County parcels in Warren and Brokenstraw townships. It details half interests in a lot in Warren borough, various tracts in Pittsfield, an 40 acre-plus farm, a 158 acre tract, a 172 tract portion, and several Youngsville and Elk town properties, with references to prior deeds, heirs, and the guardianship of a minor.
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promoted as Vital for Brides
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as strengthening for wives, claiming nine times unnecessary medical advice is avoided. It mentions confidential letters to Dr Pierce in New York, and cites Mrs C C of New Rome Georgia praising the remedy after four years of use. Also touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a quick cure available at medicine stores.
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Dr. Pierce
Biggest Fire Engines in Liverpool
The two largest fire engines in the world are stationed in Liverpool. They can throw 1,000 gallons of water per minute and shoot a jet 140 feet high. The water jet is reputedly strong enough to kill a man at 50 feet.
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Liverpool
Tramp and Clergyman Exchange Witty Exchange
In a humorous barroom jab from the Texas Siftings, a clergyman refuses aid to a tramp while noting the tramp’s claim to spin yarns. The tramp retorts that no yarn compares with what he can spin if encouraged, prompting further banter.
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Texas Siftings
Property sales across Warren County Pennsylvania lands
A dense record of multiple land parcels in Limestone and Pittsfield townships Warren County Pennsylvania being conveyed sold or mortgaged. The text lists parcels by warrants deeds dates and prior owners with details of boundaries sizes improvements and court actions including estates of Calvin Garber John A Spetz Andrew Malmburg Fred Davis and others. It references deed books and pages in the Warren county recorder's office and suits by various plaintiffs for the use of different claimants.
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Warren Borough
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Lund
P. Lund
Recorder’s Office
Charles A. Cund
John A. Jackson
Pittsfield
County of
Warren
State of
James Wilkinson
Ballard Pettibone
8. Gaunson
F. Struthers
KF. Struthers
J. C. Johnson
William C. White
Mary White
James Adams
Martin A. Tuttle
William Clancy
Mary Clancy
Limestone
William Averill
Chestnut Glen Oil Counny
Calvin Garber
William Merkle
Frank Spetz
Cigs
Weath
Gast
John Swanson
William F. Dalrymple
C. E. Spetz
Christine Pets
Chas
Malmburg
D. H. Wilder
John A. Spetz
Frank G. Spetz
Mary Miner
D. D. Horn
John Johnson
A. Malmburg
Said County
Chas. Malmburg
Andrew Malmburg
Andrew Malmberg
Gust Swanson
Fannie A. Hazzard
Peville
Brokenstraw
Alden Marsh
M. B. Davis
Jauate
W. W. Davis
Sutianteed Latad Deseo
Fred Davis
Warren . Davis
B. J. Ac
Sheffield Township
George Burlingame
Penn Tanning Company
Snapp
G Burlingame
Philadelphia and Erie Kall Road Company
John O. Young
Jerry L. Young
J. O. Young
J. J. Swan
Property parcels in Warren County Pennsylvania auctioned in 19th century deeds
The record details multiple parcels in Warren and Pittsfield townships including a Market Street area lot with references to Walker, Gruber Lauffer and Riwa deeds from 1850 to 1891. It describes two 25 acre tracts in Pine Grove, adjoining lands of Merriam Learn and Ludlow, plus several fragmented parcels near Blue Eye run and Brokenstraw creek with improvements such as houses, barns, and mills. Also notes rights of way, water rights, and a dam and pond for a wool carding mill and shingle mill, all tied to the estate of Merriam and later Boone.
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Pine Grove
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Warren
State of
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Hurous W. Irvine
Guy C. Irvine
Joel Wilson
Conewango Creek
Rufus W. Irvine
Alice J. Stanton
George Ripples
Hale
John Brason
Bridget Harrington
Brokenstraw
Holland Land Company
John McKinney
Philiead
Stephen Littlefield
W.C. Arthur
B. J. Jackson
Wallace W. Freeman
Esvid W. Beaty
W. . Brown
Borough of
Market and
Water Streets
Water Street
Mre. E. Walker
Walker
Gruber
Lauffer
Market Street
G . Messenger
John Riwa
Warren County
Riwa
John Riwa, Jr
Gir
John B. Cable
Salome L. Riwa
Myron Waters
Pittsfield Township
Blue Eye Run
Mary McCray
A. H. Ludlow and Company
Sara Mead
W. W. White
Brokenstraw Creek
W. C. White
Henry Crouse
Sarah Mead
Blue Eye
Gilbert Jamison
D. N. Kerr
James B. Kerr
Rightsville
Freehold
J. L. Alexander
Alexander
Quartus Wright
Wright
O. C. Messenger
Messenger
Stillson Hill
AxLso
Quarus Wright
Stony Run
D. Boone
Jennie M. Boone
C. T. Bordwell
Mrs Bates in jail faced common thief charge
Mrs Bates, mother of the Guatemalan president’s wife, was jailed on a common thief complaint from a St Charles avenue resident. Her husband J H Bates died seeking bonds, leaving her without support as her daughter enjoys wealth in San Francisco with 25 servants.
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Bates
Syracuse Girl Slumbers On Despite Physicians Hope
Florence G. Weinheimer of Syracuse New York has slept since Wednesday last and remains undisturbed in slumber. Doctors led by Dr B S Moore say nerve strain and extreme nervousness triggered the sleeping spell and while recovery is expected they cannot predict duration. She appears partly aware at times, reacting emotionally to religious rites and her mother's voice.
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Florence G. Weinheimer
Syracuse
N. Y
Jacob Weinheimer
B. 8. Moore
Florence
Moore
Didama
Inks Approved by Secretary of State Law Passes
Connecticut imposes a fine of one hundred dollars for using non approved inks on public records. A Georgia author faced a long rejection before finally selling a short story in its fourth year. In Japan a barking dog leads to arrest and death, feeding a superstition of bad omens. London prints show the second chapter of St. John’s gospel under a microscope. London boarding schools introduce laundry classes for young girls with positive reviews.
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Connecticut
Georgia
Japan
Queketts Microscopical Club
London
French Designer Skirt Styles in Accordion Plaits and Satin Trim
A noted French designer creates a skirt with accordion plaits front and over hips tucked flat, back gathered to six inches. Round front yokes, striped cotton gowns, black satin ensembles with checked taffeta borders, belts and collars feature. The sun or soleil a gown reduces waist fullness. evening pale-blue brocade shows ivory lace cascades and silver sequins with violet velvet bows and turquoise buttons.
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Soleila
Diphtheria Spreads After Chewing Gum Sharing
At West Chester Pennsylvania a child in the Joshua Abel family contracted diphtheria after contact at school with an ill student. The Abel child shared chewing gum with four siblings, and the next day the whole family fell ill.
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West Chester
Joshua Abel
Abel
Ardmore Red Lion Hotel Nearing 100 Years of Service
The Red Lion hotel in Ardmore Pennsylvania dates back to 1798 and is about to enter its hundredth year of continuous operation as a public house. Local records mark its long-standing status in the community and hospitality trade.
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Ardmore
Train Schedules Describe Sunday Run to Titusville
On Sundays Train 6 departs Dunkirk at 4 30, Falconer at 5 45, Warren at 6 37 and arrives Titusville at 8 00. Gentes Agent 308 Exchange Bk Be H Daniels passenger agent New York City.
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