Minister's Insanity Questioned In Double Funeral
In a Delaware village, Reverend Mil ton McCain of Teho N J spoke at a funeral for a minister deemed insane for an act of self destruction. The body was moved to Mannankachunk then Philadelphia, with a Sunday procession to Pelton and Frederica. Friends and family described him as ambitious and studious, though his family noticed alarming, peculiar behavior in recent visits home. A second service followed in Frederica, with wide attendance near Barratts Chapel, where interment occurred.
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Sonburg
Milton McCain
Teho
N. J
Gainer
Harringtants
Manana
Onoh
Mannankachunk
Pennsylvania
Frederica
George
Arga
Ortesa
Thia
Harrington
Bia
Lin
Ray
J. Hy’ Gardner
Johnagabnre
Apedka
Sao Christian
James Lord
R. N. Jocelyn
Oxford
Fim-. Iy
Hacrington
Barratts Chapel
Record-Breaking Pennsylvania State Fair Message at Bethlehem
The Pennsylvania State Fair at Bethlehem plans a record setting event with four days of races from Sept 10, total purses around 15000, and a 2000 added match race Sept 11 between Patchen and Anaconda. Children’s Day will be free admission, with Harold Cox’s European Amusement Company stage acts. Transportation and industrial prospectus booklets accompany the fair preparations.
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Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Fair Grounds
John R. Gentry
Lima
Renucal
Harold Cox
Iady
Aelipae
Tha
Mit
Sapteid
Bethlehem
Pas
Four Great Games Local Schedule Recapped In Fractured Text
A fragmented report outlines four local games with August dates and a Newton defense. It notes Belvidere results, Labor Day plans, and a tense setup for a Washington series, mentioning umpiring by Fighor and policy touches by North Hub managers.
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Poesdon
Eames
North End
Champernii
Dad
Belvidere
Newton
Nies Kbow
Newton Shoukl
Dunix Cowsaty Stara
Chen
Lou Serius
Fighor
Nurtu Kod
Cucadesling
Pilpeburg
Gerdus
Mowat Reeds & Co
Baba Equity
Hivordez
Washington
Italy
Cme
Thirteenth Annual Can vention of the P O of A at Phillipsburg
The Thirteenth Annual State Convention of the P O of A met in Phillipsburg last week with State President Hd. Biche presiding and elected officers for the year. A public mass meeting was held, and the convention, extended to two days, elected C. W. Otts of Trenton as president and named officers including H Groome Lambartville treasurer G N Wimer Palayra and C Book. The next convention will be held in Atlantic City.
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BP. UY. Soo
P. O
Phillipsburg
Hd. Biche
Alter
C. W
Trenton
FL. Condict
Nun “Brunswick
H. Groome
Lambartville
G. N. Wimer
Palayra
H. Young
Atlantic City
V. Shrope
C. C. Shipps
Delanco
L. By Snow
Treaton
C. Book
Dalecates
Bain Treat
A. Bletz
Coramontes
Zera
Bowers
Atlante
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Washington Stat
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Prone
Al/VAxOE
Ackowiina
Ilang Wiliam B
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Gilloges
Newformer
Tle
New York
Aduetrie
Deveo
Hoya
North Enda
Wainenburg
Wolfe Brow
Blemington Junction
Haloesburg ‘Fore
George B. Adams
First National Bank of
Ft de Barres
Ars
Daniel Petty
Pequest
Wadenesday
Nello
Mary Shaughpeasy
Yonlears
Yare Puesta
Aehgan
Ay Ropp
Btogkhilein
American Ice Co
Phe Fimot Rea Lepel Hou
Robert Melntyra
Melntyre
Foremerly
Wn Smokery
Ceigar
E Meric
FR Infveklo
Tiger
Jentins
Davidsuit
Davidson
Washington, N. J
Araves
Figiteosy
France
Mudge Canner
Merron
Tro T. Bex
John Wanamaker
Fourth Avenue
Ninth and
Tenth Streets
Mercy
Bush & Roll
New
Bush
State Fair
Bethlehem, PA
Gantury
Joe Patchen
The
Word
Fair Grounds Gates
Jo Walter Lovatt
H. A. Gromak
Butterine
Waki Aiysviter
Axford’s Grocery
Bowker
W.D. Gulick
Great Discount Sale
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Bryant
Ford & Fleming
New Jersey
Soc
Madras
Aites
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