Local notices and travel details from the Bie Daily Gusette
The item lists rail and land auction times for Landenberg and notes July 8th train runs from here at 10 20 a m and 6 p m. It mentions the Pauls Beneficial Society hosting events at Mt Cuba grounds and private picnics along the Road. It also covers mediation plans for Water Witch Fire Company and a Wilmington fire alarm telegraph connection arrival for a wedding and visit with Councilman Blake.
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D. W. Delaware
Weetoin BR. E
Landenberg
3. Paul's Beneficial Society
Mt. Cuba
An Arrest Warrants Color Red Man in Maryland Case
Sheriff Logan of Gaicl county Md. arrived in Chester with a warrant to arrest William Johnson a colored man charged with assault and battery in that county. Officer Pullen seized him. police magistrate Allen prepared to proceed. Johnson admitted guilt and agreed to accompany the sheriff pending a requisition from the governor.
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Cemenewe Ena
Martland
Nol
Great Inducement Spring and Summer Clothing Sale
Boston One Price Clothing House starts Saturday June 18 with a closing out sale on all spring and summer apparel. Extra inducements for boys and children. every suit buyer receives a silk handkerchief or neckwear. All invited to attend and save. Propr E Hotel 213 Market Street.
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Boston
One Price Clothing House
Market Street
Ambiguous OCR Note Flags Events and Names
Fragmentary text shows unclear names dates and places, with garbled phrases hard to interpret. No clear event outcome or identifiable organizations emerge from the legible bits.
High School Commencement Exercises At Opera House
Graduates of the High School presented a full program at the Opera House last evening with sixteen seniors participating in orations essays and recitations. Prof Willey Supt Harlan and Dr Shortridge attended. prizes from the Library and English Grammar medals were awarded to Emma Gawthrop, John Adair, Mag gie Adams and others amid patriotic and literary addresses.
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Opera
8.J. Willey
M. W. Harlan
E. G. Shorilidge
Wo. J. Morrow
John H
Charles Sumner
Abraham Lincoln
Riley
Maggie C. Bowlug
Wilmington Institute Library
Supt. Harlan
Harlan
Ella Pickels
Emma Gawthrop
Mary Janperson
Robert Adair
Wellington B. Lee
Harry B. Tawresey
George G. Dennison
Letitia Brown
Willey
Maggie L. Adams
Walter Scott
John G. Tawresey
Michael A. Mooney
Tennyson
Prof. Willey
James V. Moore
Edgar Allen Poe
Uy Zillah Bareford
Bornance
Esq
Adams
Harry Falmer
Américan Institution
Yan
Daniel Webster
H. A. Conrad
Board of Public Education
TIS
J. M. Williams
Wesleyan Female College
Izzie Morrow
Maggie O. Bowing
Lida W. Clelend
Annie H. Draper
Latitia Brown
Anna KE. Shaw
Zilla Bareford
Joan W. Scott
Maggie J. Alexander
William H. Riley
J. Y. Moore
Jean W. Scott
Lizzie
Morrow
Lida W. Cleland
Annie E. Shaw
James W. Moore
L. Adams
Maggie G. Alexander
City Fire Alarm Telegraph Test Proves System Efficient
A public fire alarm test in Groale, conducted from box 34, showed prompt reaction by engine houses and steamers. After initial success, a second test at 10 80 o clock reaffirmed correct bell responses, with Mr Charles Borden injured by a tongue from the Reliance carriage during celebration.
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Ian Guie
Uity
Counel Tor
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Fame
Cape
Washington Hose
Meng
Oatm
Mempee
Uilereer
Sta
Charles Borden
Washington
Reliance
Benledt
Ome
Local notices and town incidents from the era
Local items report clam dishes at Fullmer’s and oyster listings at Pullmer’s. Dr Todd available for consultations at 802 Market Street on Tuesday and Friday. Public school exams held yesterday. Laurel Post Office robbed Tuesday night. Railroad end improvements near Wilmington end. Councilman Blake travels to Baltimore for his ill mother. Trustees of the Poor debate Alms house site but adjourn without decision. Engineers visited Hollingsworth and others. they steamed to Chester. Berry sleet shipments to Jersey City Philadelphia and Chester. American Protestant Association meeting adjourned in Atlantic City. Train wreck attempt at Maom station traced to a twelve year old boy. Local ads mention Lieb’s Cals Uven Beef ton and price notes. several typos cloud details.
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Fullmers
Fullmer's
Pullmer’s
Todd
Market Streat
Laurel
Wilmington Northern Railroad
Blake
Itimore
Ilillesee Jones
McCullough Iron Co
Harlan & Hollingaworth Company
Chester
Delaware Rus Road
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Cheater
Wilmingtody
American Protestant Association
Seasion
Atlantic City
N.e
Meetingarty
Wil. & Northern R. R
Maom
Mayor’s court fines for street disturbances and petty offenses
In a Mayor court hearing, Jacob Butler was fined 20 dollars and costs for acts at 210 Nal Sarah Brows 200 W Pitt Street was fined 20 dollars and costs for disturbances. Nettie Swetony and Atuio Paes were fined for street trouble with costs. About a dozen similar minor cases were disposed of at the session of the mayor.
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Jacob Butler
Ken
Pene Tg House
Nal
Sarah Brows
Keeng Agier
W. Pitt Rest
Spdiwo Lumia
Nettie Swetony
Atuio Paes
Murder Near Munree Furnace Shocked Village
The article reports a brutal shooting death of Healey near the Munree furnace, with four gunshot wounds and his clothing burned. Witnesses describe a trackside location near a cave and the Harpers’ dwelling. a reward was offered and no arrests have been made. Sheriff, coroner, and a jury are involved. Healey, a strong man from Britain, faced threats from the Angleut Order.
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Coundtaville
Duwson
Dane
Bit Mae Village
Munree Tiaaley
David Harper
Martin Carter
Healey
Desculles
Guru
Sidaight
Thoraday
Lynvlad
New Hampshire House votes sympathy for Ireland
The New Hampshire House passed a resolution expressing sympathy for Ireland and seeking copies to be sent to U.S. Senators and Representatives, the President, and the Secretary of State. The measure advances to the Senate for concurrence.
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New Hampshire House of Representatives
Ireland
Congress
Senate
London
CO. Clausen
San Francisco
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
Larange
Boston Homing Club
Schenectady
New York
Boston
Grand Trunk R Railway
Toronto
Montreal
Tor Ciauscoat Glenber
Qommerce
Nly
H. P. McGraph
Galveston
General Uauales
Exha
William H. Low
Low's Overs
Providenes
Rhode de Laud
Murder on Brighton Express Triggers Calls for Railway Reform
A Brighton to London express carriage murder leaves passenger Lefroy injured and the body of Mr. Gould discarded in a tunnel after a violent assault. The crime prompts calls for radical changes to British railway carriage design to prevent future attacks.
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Lonbac
London
Srighton
Thesane
Gould
Brighton
Limeelf
Arthur Lefroy
Meighton
Lefroy
Brightom
Goula
Croydon
Wellington
Briegs
Muller
United States
New York
Great Britain
Melbourne
America
Suffering Women and a Kidney-Wort Remedy
Fragmentary ad style notice touts Kidney-Wort as a cure for female ailments. Claims include relief from headaches and kidney issues, urging readers to use the product for renovation of health and to improve wife care.
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Toledo
Higgins Republican City Committee Plans Fall Election
A revised set of rules was approved by the Higgins Republican City Committee to establish an election for a new committee this fall. The action aims to redefine the structure and ensure the next campaign cycle has a distinct leadership slate.
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Higgins Republican City
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