New Indigestion Remedy Mi oras Promoted
Gazette readers are offered Mi oras a prescription for indigestion relief. Z E Hildebrand sells it with a money back guarantee. The ad claims it strengthens digestion and prevents distress after meals. A note mentions improved health reports and a diphtheria update from White Township.
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Notable deaths and crimes blur Pennsylvanian news
Parkorebik a prominent state poltivs died at home after stress of promatiive poisoning. Thieves opened a post office with a skeleton key looting stamps and registered mail. County investigator details death of coal miner Albert Seihert in a culvert near Charleroi. Grand Army meeting set for August 31. Mayor Curthete demands resignation of Alleshbas director of public safety. Deaths from a sick dog claim M. Croft of Milan. Scalding at American Steel and Wire leaves Ernest Schultz and 12 others injured. Motel Plaza owner R J Grove assigns assets to George A Brooks. Lehigh mines damaged by heavy rainfall. Thieves steal a 900-pound safe in Johnstown. Whittier centenary celebrated by Friends. Woldemar Hoft talster in Piqua investigates cottonseed machinery. Hundreds of anthracite wages to be paid. Reading Company cash payments for layoffs. Kowateh claims accidental shooting in Windber. Civil suits filed over gambling losses. Cleveland & Sharon Railway receiver appointed. Patrick J. Kearns body returned to Connellsville. miners’ deaths noted. Pittsburgh Mining Commission meetings discuss mine safety.
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Howry Pirescone
Philadelplia
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Society of Friends
Piqua
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Amasla
Agni
Johnstown
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Alo Windber
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Connellsville
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Patrick J. Kearns
Monongah
Red Men
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Order of United Workmen
Order of Hiberniany
German Beneficial Union
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Connalisville
Dispute Over an Alliance Book Continues Hearing
Continued from Arat page the head by the quartet. One dozen witnessed, all foreigners have been heard. Tommy Run es kioted ad inter preter. The suit for Hbel by ex Burgeas Vennel against Hugh A Jackson of Salteburg was continued until March Vour. This action from a dispute over the possession of an old or dlliance book. Saltsburg residents listed for the expected hearing include Bx Gurgess Wensel, Gharisa B. dam i son, R A Walker, Frank Smith, BH Ulrich, Hugh A. Jackson, R I Leech, H Weamar, R 1 Marlin, Hiram Smith and W 8 Ewing.
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Hbel
Burgeas Vennel
Hugh A Jackson
Salteburg
Saltsburg Residenes
Gurgess Wensel
Gharisa B. Damison
R A Walker
Frank Smith
Ulrich
Hugh A. Jackson
R. I Leech
H Weamar
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Marlin
Hiram Smith
Overlooked Women In A Ferryboat Wreck
New York reports the Fall River line steamer Providence collided with a crowded East River ferry. Although the collision caused damage and confusion, no one was killed or seriously injured. Passengers fled to the steamer or were rescued, leaving 75 women and children aboard the ferry at one slip. Claims of cowardice and brutality surface against ferryboat men. Fog blamed for the mishap as both vessels drifted to safety with tugs aiding final mooring.
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Fall River Line
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One Way Out Doans Kidney Pills Claim Relief
Indiana resident Mrs W H Martin testifies that Doans Kidney Pills cured her long standing backache and kidney symptoms after using them from Hildebrands drug store. She also notes her daughter’s head pains and energy returning. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doans.
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W. H. Martin
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Doan
Hildebrand
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Bertha The Sewing Machine Girl at Library Hall
A. H. Woods presents Bertha The Sewing Machine Girl a melodrama in four acts and twelve scenes at Library Hall on Wednesday evening. The play centers on wage earners facing oppression with vivid scenes of Grand Central Station Central Park tenement life and the Hudson River motor chase as well as a prison interior and other provocative tableaux. Tickets go on sale at 15 and 50 cents with concessions at 25 cents.
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Motor Best Chase
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Tinketa Axe
SUITABLE PRESENTS AT LOW HOLIDAY PRICES
The offer highlights reduced prices on boys and children's overcoats and men's suits with 10 to 20 percent cuts. It promotes gifts for relatives including neckwear suspenders gloves umbrellas and novelty nic-nacs, and touts fashionable ladies furs and high quality shirts and footwear as appealing presents for the season.
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