Jamison Cleaned Up on Circuit for Third Straight Season
Washington Pa December 4 Fred Jamison a local horse driver and trainer topped the Ns circuit again with strong earnings on two lap tracks. He totaled 21075 this season 23000 the prior year and 390 races 24 seconds 19 thirds and 4 fourths. Jamison had 17 horses. Present Queen and Single G each earned 4075. Bonnin Hail and Jim Reed led his money wins. Norfolk to Kingston tug Constellation arrives at Norfolk navy yard after storm with two anchors lost and other damaged gear.
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Washington
Fred Jamison
Jamison
Elegan
Queen
Single G
Bonnin Hail
Jim Reed
Prosecute Violators of Quarantine in Lan Caer
An arrest warrant was issued for William Hallman and David Palmer of Lan Caer on charges of violating State quarantine regulations against foot and mouth disease. They allegedly drove cattle over roads without permits and held a public sale at the Conestoga Inn, disregarding warnings and delivering cattle at night. Contagion fears surround remaining cattle herds and owners threaten civil action for losses.
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Harrisburg
William Halman
David Fulmer
Lan Caer
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Hallman Aith Palmer
Conestoga Inn
Noveberth
Hallinan
Palmar
Auto strikes Erie child. driver flees after collision
A car struck seven year old Cella Lazorote at Thirteenth and Parade streets injuring her head and body. The unidentified driver fled north on Parade after stopping briefly and turning off lights. The injured girl was taken to Mamot Hospital. her guardian Margaret Toohey escaped unhurt.
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Young xIr
Mamot Howpital
Mornlig
Welstito Tocaty
Cella Lazorote
Wast
Tenth Street
Dill
Tmn
Arcident
Wit Waa
Margaret ‘Toohey
Kabla
Alrick
Parade ‘Street
Wourtt Street
Typhoid outbreak and culling at AMN Nipe and Bi Zane farms
Fedrioltown reports spread of foot and mouth disease among hounds and cattle with quarantine in effect. Three cows and 14 shoals owned by AMN Nipe and four cows of Bi Zane were killed by order of the board of health. Several livestock movements postponed and enforcement measures placed on the farms with penalties listed for each cow killed and registered cow.
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Board of Health
Wales
Vinol Tonics Claim to Restore Strength After Illness
Severy Kansas resident reports relief from grippe weakness after Vinol tonic. Advertisement touts Vinol as a wine based remedy with cod liver oil and iron elements that improves appetite, digestion, and overall strength, claiming it rebuilds run-down nerves and blood. Brand names C. D. Babbitte & Co. distribute the product.
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Severy
Dasa
Vinci
C. D. Babbite & Seu
Obituary: Franklin Pierce Moore 185% Birth to 1914
Franklin Pierce Moore, second son of Astavetto and Minerva Williams Moore, born February 19 185% in Greenfield Township Erie County Pa, showed early musical talent on violin. He learned and taught stringed instruments, composed instrumental pieces, helped build and lead Carter Hill Methodist Church, and served as chorister until ill health. He married Addie Bly on February 15 1984, had a son Olin Fy 1901, and died December 2 1914 after a long illness, survived by wife Addie, son, and his parents L A Moore and Groat S Moore.
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Franklin Pierce Moore
Astavetto
Minerva Williams ‘Moore
Greenfelld Township
Erie County
Musle
Carter Hill
L. A. Moore
Grout
Moore
Carter
Thoughius
Mat Theewan Couyudes
Dee
Brakeman Loses Foot at Johnsonburg in Rail Yard Incident
Kane Dee reports a Pennsylvanian Railroad brakeman named W. Keliog was injured at Johnsonburg yard as he attempted to board a passing freight train just after 8:45 PM. His foot was ground off above the ankle and later amputated at Ridgway hospital after removal from the train at 9:30. There were no eye witnesses, and help arrived after the accident.
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Kane
Dee
W. Keliog
Pennsylvanaa Railroad
Johnsonbure
Ridgway Hospital
Olive Tablets Cure for Pimples and Lively Complexion
An aged advertisement praises Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser. It claims they purge impurities to improve complexion and vitality, promising "exuberance of spirits" and a clear skin glow. Distributed by Jacie Giles and sold as The Oliveest.
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Dir
Edwards
Jacie Giles
Thompson's Barosma remedy advertisement misleads readers
A fragmented 19th century ad promotes Thompson's Barosma as a universal cure for dropsy and female ailments, claiming immediate kidney cleansing and rapid relief. It touts refunds by Ames and Co. and warns of constipation, urging purchase of 60 cent bottles and additional pills.
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Ames and Co
Thoupson
Thompson
Thompron
Thompson Median Co
Rule
Ady
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Wm. L. Roswell
Gaduate University of Pennsylvania
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Fourth Ave
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Andrew S. McKelvey
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Obitwry
Frank G. Jones
Johnsonburg
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