City Council debates sewer and street repairs amid storm
Last evening the City Council held a lengthy session with President Lichtenstein as storms interrupted business. They discussed a proposed sewer on Ninth street between Monroe and Adams, estimated at 700 dollars, and a repaving plan for Shipley and Front streets with costs around 140 dollars. Committee reports, labor payrolls, petitions for lamps and telegraph poles, and a contentious board salary vote marked the lengthy meeting.
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Eee
Lichtenstein
Jobe
Shipley Run
Monroe
Adams Street
Thomas Ford
Shipley Street
Second Street
Cxases
Depeceaen
E. McInall
Eleventh
Jefferson Streets
Henry Kienle
Second
Walnut
Poplar Streets
Stallcup Run
D. H. Bates
Central Union Talk Company of
New York
Seay
Townsend
Geo. Richardson
Wilmington Gas Company
Norton
W. T. Westbrook
Lege
Taylor
Front Street
Shipley
Walnut Streets
Shiley Street
Front
Orange Street
McGlinchey
Market Street
Market
Ai 6
Ninth Street
Adams
Pit
Vale
McGilver Oy
Guthrie
Saens
Teenth
DuPont Streets
Chandier
Coun
Council On Pay
Hevistos
Paynter
Charreratiba “Re Council
Honaire Meare
Imbers
McGuinchey
Hhis
Als
Minatter
Livedeadborn
Lynch
Snd
Adames
Chandler
Downingpen Price
Touwnarnd
Walton
Teaching Children to Think and Political Winds
An education essay urges parents to nurture thinking at home, stressing sympathetic responses to children’s questions to build confidence and intellectual joy. The second portion analyzes political Tories, mentioning Ewing as a formidable candidate and references to Ohio politics, liquor trials, and a jail sentence for selling liquor, all within a late 19th century newspaper voice.
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Committee On Education
The
Yearly Meeting of Friends
Fragmentary Speech by a Blundered Orator at Surtington Hawkee
A garbled dialogue captures a long winded orator repeating talk in his sleep. A friend interjects noting the talk seems sincere, with the scene set in Surtington Hawkee as misread here.
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Liquor Sale Case Jolts New York Saloon Error
In a New York case a bartender James Ross was fined 25 dollars for selling liquor to a minor in Thirty Night Street near Avenue. The court held the sale was to the boy, not the agent, affirming that preventing such sales to minors is the statute’s aim. The piece combines the decision with moral commentaries and unrelated notices about Reading Railroad scrip.
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de Kree
Ita Votary
Renda
Bortiero
Warner
Comets
Costa
James Ross
Avenue
Court of Special Sessions
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Carrie
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