Treasurer's Sale of Unseated Lands in Dauphin County
Harrisburg June 1 1914 the treasurer announces sale by public outcry at the Harrisburg Court House to recover arrears of taxes for 1911 and 1912 on unseated lands in Dauphin County. List includes numerous individual land parcels and owners with locations on Cumberland Street Broad Street Forster and Cameron streets and surrounding townships. Public notice states buyers should remit seventy five cents to cover the advertised tax payment.
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Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvani
Dauphin
Court House
Arthur H. Bailey
Jowman
S. S
Salar Fleming
Davis
Broad St
Thompson
Wilhelmina
7Th St
Diven
James R
Calder St
Johnson
Richard
Cumberland St
Cunningham
Will
Daugherty
Edward
Foster
Benj
Forster Sts
Mock
Yountz
N. Muench
Hall
J. P
Musser
F. KE
W. H
16Th
Forster
McCobs
Emma
7Th Delaware
Cameron
Cora
State St
18Th St
Ren Baker
Juniper
15Th
Hess
M. W
15Th St
Sumoescsereeeres Ee M. L
North
Wingert
W. A
E. 15Th
Breasure
John
Simon
E. Side
Rhoads
C. H
Beaver
Martha
N. Third &T
Gregory
James
Kruber
Mabel
Kishpaugh
C. M
Swatara
Kunkle
George
Triangle Facin
Iivolece
Deciece Cage
Rickabaugh, Sr
Samuel
25Th St
Reading Railroad
Seeeercuert Tyee
Lot
Wesponancens Siaduts Parthemore
L. H
22Nd St
Derry Township
Ensminger
John T
Tim- Women
Eeseiss
John H
Timber- Imam
Sete Schiffer
John B.land
Prison Window Replacement and Local Notices
Dauphin county prison will begin replacing fifty two windows on the first floor under contractor G W Ensign. New four by two foot openings will include movable transoms for adjustable air. Two windows per side are updated at a time to maintain wall integrity. Also listed are applications for a detective license, a bankruptcy trustee appointment, and estate letters granted. A riot occurred aboard the Japanese steamer Komagata Maru as Hindu migrants clashed with immigration guards amid delays in entry. An annual Presbyterian reunion is planned for Pen Mar with special trains from Harrisburg. Local clergy changes include a Lutheran preacher covering Messiah Church and a Get tysburg seminary commencement talk by Rev C P Wiles.
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Dauphin County
G. W. Ensign
Ensign
M. Hershey
John Diehl
B. F. Nead
Vancouver
B. C
Reid
Russia
Pen-Mar
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Harrisburg
Harry B. King
Paxton Presbyterian Church
Paxtang
Messiah Lutheran Church
C. P. Wiles
Augsburg Lutheran
Hanson
Gettysburg
Theological Seminary
Omnibus Anti-trust Bill Advances In House Amid Labor Provision
The Clayton omnibus anti-trust bill moves toward final passage as House leadership reports five of twenty two sections remain. An amended labor clause declaring labor and farmers organizations not a conspiracy is urged. In Paris, Premier Doumergue and cabinet resign collectively to President Poincare at the Elysee.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Paris
Premie Gaston Doumergus
Bold Sulphur Cream Said to End Eczema Fast
A noted dermatologist says bold sulphur cream quickly relieves itching and irritation from eczema and dry skin. The product, long used for skin disorders, destroys parasites and soothes inflamed areas leaving skin clear. An ounce of bold sulphur cream can be obtained at any pharmacy for regular use on affected parts.
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Walter Luther Dodges Co
Cincinnati
Mrs Osgood's Wonder Promises Hair Removal
An ad touts Mrs Osgood's Wonder as a new painless depilatory promising permanent removal of hair without skin injury. It claims the product kills hair roots in many cases, with a money back guarantee and availability at Kennedy's Medicine Store or other drug stores.
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Mrs. Osgood
Kennedy
Harrisburg Walking Club Picnic at Paxtang Park
The Harrisburg Walking Club held its closing outdoor meeting at Paxtang Park with a 6 o'clock supper after a woods walk. Attendees included many local families and friends.
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AG Club
Paxtang
Harrisburg Walking Club
Paxtang Park
R. W. Dowdell
Ruth Dowdell
Samuel Z. Shope
E. L. Walmer
William Edmondson
Frederick Herman Marsh
Henry
Woman Burned When Clothing Catches Fire
Mrs. Anna Green of 605 Herr Street was cooking when her clothing ignited. Neighbors rushed in after hearing screams and smothered the flames saving her from death. She remains in serious condition at Harrisburg Hospital.
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Anna Green
Herr Street
Harrisburg
York County Farmer Loses $10,000 in Fake Race
York County farmer J Ellison Hess reports to police he was swindled out of 10000 by two young men via a fake horse race bet. Hess, 60, described the attackers. his Atlantic City High School teacher son accompanied him. Also notes a National Guard inspection of Major Ott and Captain Jack’s troops and quartermaster stores.
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Philadelphia
J. Ellison
Hess
York
Atlantic City
Fred M. Ott
Cavalry
George C. Jack
Matthew H. Taggerty
Fourth Brigade
National Guard
Caesar in County Jail Charged With Larceny
Caesar the Great, a Black man called Caesar, is held in Dauphin County Jail awaiting extradition papers to Frederick Md to answer a larceny charge. He allegedly stole $90 from F McBell last February. He gave the name David at the station. His wife Mrs Caesar was arrested. Later Isabelle Temple, Robert Jones, and Katie Wise were arrested after a fight in Christy Court.
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Caesar the Great
Dauphin
Frederick
Caesar
Julius
Parsons
Murphy
F. McBell
David
Cornplanter Tribe Seeks State Costume Prize in Philly Parade
The Cornplanter Tribe No. 60 Improved Order of Red Men will depart Harrisburg Monday June 11 with 35 members and a band for Philadelphia to contest the state prize for finest costumes. They will take part in the Grand Council annual meeting and parade. Harrisburg hopes to bid for the next convention.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Grand Council
A Hint for Coming Maternity
An external abdominal preparation named Mothers Friend eases muscles to reduce ligament strain during pregnancy. It claims to prevent nausea and morning sickness, improve nerve comfort, and ease breast tenderness. Sold by Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta Georgia.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Oscar the chef at Waldorf Astoria popular sauce
Oscar, famous chef at the Waldorf Astoria, created Oscar's Sauce a relish loved by hotel guests. He agreed to market it so friends could enjoy it at home, alongside other appetizing relishes at S. S. Pomeroy's Market Square Grocer.
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Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Oscar
S. S. Pomeroy’s
Market Square
Butter nut and Helsum bread ads and vehicle care pitches
A collage of old ad blurbs touts Butternut or Helsum bread’s genuine goodness and uniform quality. It promotes painting wagons, Shaffer Wagon Works, a Stewart Piston Gas Saver claim with E. Mather Co data, and urges automobile insurance with Essick in the Aetna.
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E. Mather Co
Walnut Street
Essick
Women Testify to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Lawrence Martin of Westbrook Maine reports relief from back and side pains and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. M J Brownell of Manston Wisconsin describes improvement from night sweats and hot flashes after one bottle and six months of use. The ad invites letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and promises confidential, womanly responses.
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Westbrook
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence Martin
King St
Maine
Manston
Wis
M. J. Brownell
Lydia E.aio
Lax Links Aid Clear Complexion Say Advertisers
Advertisers claim Lax Links candy laxatives solve constipation and improve complexion by stimulating the liver and bile. Marketed as non habit forming and safe for children and invalids, sold in 10c and 25c boxes by Boro Salicine Co. Philadelphia. Write for free sample.
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Boro Salicine Co
Philadelphia
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