Why 19 Gibbony Tolerated and Hemlock Mocked
The Keystone Citizen’s leading Harrisburg Telegraph editorial is condemned for praising the Penrose Mulvilill whiskey gang and attacking D Clarence Gibboney. It portrays him as a reformer while the editor ridicules Hemlock and political enemies.
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Keystone Citizen
Harrisbore Telegraph
Citizen
Avery Patriotic
Pennsylvania
Penrose-Mulviill
Socrates
Zeus
Palma
Harrisburg ‘Telegraph
Doxley
D. Clarence Gibboney
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Christin Soledier
Lay and Order League of
Gibboney
Apeaka
Alen
Gib Doney and Penn Rose Spark City Debate
The fragment references Gibboney and a clerical figure in the city, noting endorsements and a leading pulpit presence. It cites Harrisburg Telegraph claiming influence by Gib Doney and a call to act, ending with an oblique instruction to force a drink.
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Gibboney
Harrisburg
Telegraph
Penrose
cNiebol
Gib
Critics urge end to dangerous Independence Day celebrations
A National Fire Protection Association bulletin cites 216 killed and 5 207 blinded or injured in prior Fourth of July events in Washington and urges reforms. It contrasts 1908 fireworks allowed versus 1909 prohibited, noting hospital cases drop to zero when banned. The piece criticizes loud displays and calls for ordinances to curb slaughter and danger. The notice also reports the marriage of Roy C Dillinger and Pearl M Appa in Titusville.
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Capitol Cit
National
Piro Protection Associaton
Lucky
Keores
Musnan
Hite
Fragmented Notice on Personal Conduct and Legal Salient Details
A damaged text fragment references a person named Maude B Merritt and Wilbur Merritt with mentions of accusations, inflammation, and medical notes. It alludes to a possible legal or disciplinary context and a company or lawyer named CHENEY & CO Toledo. The piece is incoherent but suggests a formal notice involving a claim or condition.
Three Die and Six Hurt in Belt Line Railroad Crash
Special to the Journal Baltimore Maryland June 29 three persons were killed and six others seriously injured when a locomotive struck a crawl of workmen on the Belt Line Railroad in the forenoon.
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Baltimore, Md
Belt Ling
Giro System Aids Credit Transfers At Ol City Trust
Ol City Trust Company adopts the Giro System to transfer credits, promising convenience and safer handling of deposits. The advertisement notes widespread use in Germany and anticipates improved service for customers and regular business efficiency.
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Ol City ‘Trust
Germany
Nawy
Three Bodies Recovered After Bathing Incident
Annapolis authorities recovered the bodies of Mrs Josephowyer daughter in law of Supt Bowyer at the Annapolis Naval Academy and midshipman Sherman Nason and Grinby B Thomas who drowned while bathing yesterday.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
Annapolis
Josephowyer
Supt. Bowyer
Annapollis Naval Academy
Sherman
Nason
Grinby B. Thomas
Folding bed tragedy in Wheeling leaves two dead
In Wheeling during a June 29 incident a folding bed suddenly closed trapping Chas Haumgartner and his wife. Haumgartner survived with a broken back while his wife died from a broken neck. Police and hospital staff investigated the fatal accident.
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Wheeling
Wwi
Chas Haumgartner I
Drowning Tragedy At Selden Brick Yard Pond
Eric Lad drowned at a pond by East avenue in Selden while swimming with two companions. A boy ran for a lifesaving line but could not help. two hours later a passerby found the body. He was the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Alexander McLeod of 604 East twelfth Street.
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Gorge McLeod
Agenai
Selden
East Avenue
Etie
Life Saying
Alexander McLecod
Free tetomin-anti-toxin to aid poor children in Pennsylvania
Health Commissioner Dixon announces arrangements for free tetomin-anti-toxin for canes of poor children injured by explosives on the Fourth of July. Ames & Company named as distributors for the area and nearby counties.
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Dixon
Pennsylvania
Ames & Company
Oyry
Catarrhozene Inhaler Promised To Ease Asthma Attacks
An ad promoting Catarrhozene inhaler claims rapid relief for asthma and bronchial congestion. It describes the medicine as a heating soothing germ killer that delivers tiny drug particles to the throat and nasal passages. Price listed as $1.00, sold by Thomas Downey, Buffalo New York, from N C Polson Co.
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N.C. Polson Co
Buffalo
New York
Thomas Downey
Held for Court in Revolting August Offense Case
Frank Brest was brought before Alderman rues dell for a preliminary hearing on a serious charge filed by B. Justice Gates. The alleged offense occurred last August and could not be served earlier due to the defendant's absence until this week. Evidence described as revolting led to custody in jail and bail consideration by Mayor Alexander under a special provision.
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Atwo
Frank Brest
Rues Dell
B. Jutiate Gates
Offene
Wineas
Enio Jal
Alexander
Doctors Prescribe Proprietary Elma Amid Public Adverts
In the county many doctors openly prescribe a proprietary med elma to patients and advertise it publicly. They condemn the very sale of the preparation after some time, not for lack of value but due to professional duty. Musicians of recognized standing also continue to prescribe Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which they know to be beneficial.
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Geoad Wlidet
Hough
Lydia
Pinkham
Western Night Shows in Corry With Two Westerns and Biography
Local screens feature Brower Sister and Cow Puncher and a dandy Western Biograph. The program includes Rube Signe Pledge and St. Lonhs Mine geores Edward Reuibe Waddell, each tied to the St Line Antwerp case. Waddell fined $150 in court for disturbing the peace after signing a pledge aiding intoxication.
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Ayrhe Lonlelt
St. Lonhs
Edward “Reuibe
Waddell
Antorlem
Weather wisdom from Ante and the Weathers Ants
A fragment mentions Ante and the Weathers Ants with instinctive weather sense for the season. It suggests they monitor summer conditions to aid and strengthen their dwellings, while a child recalls a teacher’s remark about his daughters singing, noting Mumle’s voice as good and Maud’s as better.
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Ante
Sodeon
Ben Shen
Mumle
Maud
Gleveland Lender
Unclear fragmentary notice from New York Sun
A garbled fragment reports a domestic incident involving a father and a child with a stray exclamatory moment. The text is severely corrupted, obscuring names, places, and a coherent event.
Mrs Pruda Tillotson Dead In City Home
Mrs Pruda Tillotson died at age 82 at the home of her sister in law Mrs J Q Tillotson 12 South tract Ta erased. She was survived by Mr Mitel Pitlotdon and Mr J A Dark and Mrs HW Mamley of the city. A brief prayer service will be held at the house tomorrow afternoon and the remains will be taken to Cannjohurlo N for burial Friday morning.
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Cannjohurlo N
Burl
Rheumatism Cured in a Day by Dr. Dewhon’s Kollet
An advertisement claims Rheumatism and Neuralgia can be cured in 1 to 3 days by Kollet Tor Jhoumn am. It states the remedy acts on the system, removes the cause, and provides quick relief. First dose touted as greatly beneficial. 15 cents to $1, sold by the Durham Drug Co.
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Dewhon
Durham Drug Co
Unclear fragmentary notice on property and street addresses
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled notice listing multiple street names and fragments of property references. The text mentions addresses on Columbus street and South street and references a property listing with unclear details.
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Ohio
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Dillinger
Tituaride
Pearl M. Appa
Congress
Hl. G. Weaver
Wilbur Hy Manritt
Shifrely
Dowttieas
Fon-Elranista Fa
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Baltimore Belt Line
Oil City Trust Company
Eric Lad
Telanus
Dawson
Corry
Sam Jacobson & Co
M. P
Rey
New York Sun
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Barlow Hardware Company
Bell
al Mine
Alex Bulla
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Ac Scien
Asie
Columbus Street
Podigo
South Stree Lot
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