Easton Express Nov. 26, 1902 p. 5
(excerpt printed from Wilkes-Barre Record)
Lottie Knauss, fomerly of Easton PA . . . died yesterday morning at her room in the Armstrong Hotel on South Fell street, near the corner of East Market.
A telegram was sent to her mother in Easton, acquainting her of her daughter's death. She is expected to arriive here.
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Easton Express Nov. 26, 1902 p. 5
The woman above referred to was the daughter of Mrs. Kate Hartman, of 214 South Fifth street, this city. She says her daughter was married to Alexander Schilling, who survives her.
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Daughter of Benjamin Knauss and Catharine Gellock
(excerpt printed from Wilkes-Barre Record)
Lottie Knauss, fomerly of Easton PA . . . died yesterday morning at her room in the Armstrong Hotel on South Fell street, near the corner of East Market.
A telegram was sent to her mother in Easton, acquainting her of her daughter's death. She is expected to arriive here.
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Easton Express Nov. 26, 1902 p. 5
The woman above referred to was the daughter of Mrs. Kate Hartman, of 214 South Fifth street, this city. She says her daughter was married to Alexander Schilling, who survives her.
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Daughter of Benjamin Knauss and Catharine Gellock
Easton Express Nov. 26, 1902 p. 5
(excerpt printed from Wilkes-Barre Record)
Lottie Knauss, fomerly of Easton PA . . . died yesterday morning at her room in the Armstrong Hotel on South Fell street, near the corner of East Market.
A telegram was sent to her mother in Easton, acquainting her of her daughter's death. She is expected to arriive here.
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Easton Express Nov. 26, 1902 p. 5
The woman above referred to was the daughter of Mrs. Kate Hartman, of 214 South Fifth street, this city. She says her daughter was married to Alexander Schilling, who survives her.
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Daughter of Benjamin Knauss and Catharine Gellock
(excerpt printed from Wilkes-Barre Record)
Lottie Knauss, fomerly of Easton PA . . . died yesterday morning at her room in the Armstrong Hotel on South Fell street, near the corner of East Market.
A telegram was sent to her mother in Easton, acquainting her of her daughter's death. She is expected to arriive here.
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Easton Express Nov. 26, 1902 p. 5
The woman above referred to was the daughter of Mrs. Kate Hartman, of 214 South Fifth street, this city. She says her daughter was married to Alexander Schilling, who survives her.
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Daughter of Benjamin Knauss and Catharine Gellock
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