Battleship Fleet Next Summer in Australian Harbor
An article notes a U S battleship fleet visiting Australia with praise from the prime minister, describing planned target practice in Port Smith Bay. It describes anchored ships in a sheltered bay, distant water views, and ranges from 2 000 to 9 000 yards using turret guns to test hitting small canvas targets.
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Marely
Cene Mtoi
Batijeshepy
Australia
Ple
Indon
Daily Mail
Berlings
Tower of the Bay
Jas Bay
Harose
Love
Ia Ne
Boy Kills Father Over Work Dispute in Nimble Deli
A seventeen year old in Nimlon Delaware killed his father after a confrontation over work. The youth, described as a constant reader of protestations, shot the father in their home then attempted to flee. Details show the altercation began when the father demanded employment.
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Ninglon
Del
Matthew Fairy
Deliherft
Lonts Y
Vather
DupovEgsia
Roca
Ehimelf
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed For Kidney Relief
A testimonial from Herman Smith of Indians, PA, praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary trouble. The ad claims Doan's cured pain since 1897, notes availability at Aldevland's Drug Store, and lists Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents with a 50 cent price.
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Jose
Indiana Peonie
Herman Smith
Gaardh St
Thave
Dean
Doan
Aildevland
Dea
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffao
New York
United States
Will of John A McFeaters filed for probate in 1908
The will of John A McFeaters of Center township dated February 18 1908 was filed for probate March 4 1908. He bequeaths Rev J W Sheatler 300 and Mrs BE Repine of Pittsburgh 500. The rest of his money goes to A F McFeaters with 19 as interest. His farm in Center township is bequeathed. John H Pierce of Indians is named executor. WITNESSES: John Jonathon and Samuel Sheaffar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McFeaters
Center Township
J. W. Sheatler
BE. J. Repine
Pittsburg
A. F. McFeaters
Centar Township
John H. Pierce
John Johnaton
Samuel Sheaffar
Letter endorses Devoe paint over adulterated mixes
A letter to B. L. Junker extols the value of quality paint and steady performance. It argues that good paint reduces first costs, contrasts pure steady paint with adulterated mixes, claims Devoe offers stronger, cheaper results, and notes Stewart & Co. sell their paint.
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Siri
Costa
Devoe
United States
Stewart & 9
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cures Croup Says Wilson
Harry Wilson of Waynetown lod attests that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is unequaled for croup and cold throat troubles. When given as soon as a croupy cough appears it can prevent the attack, with numerous successful uses in thousands of homes. Sold by druggists.
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Chamberlaine
Harry Wilson
Waynetown
Lod
Deaths of Mrs. Sarah Amina Smith in Brownsville Neb
Recent death notice for Mrs. Sarah Amina Smith wife of R C Smith longtime county resident who died at home in Brownsville Nebraska March 9 at age 31 years due to infirmities of old age after 14 years of illness. She was mother in law of Mrs. D M Emich of Church street. Funeral held March 11 with interment at Walnut Grove Cemetery in Brownsville.
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Sarah Amina Smith
R. C. Smith
This County
Brownsville
Neb
Thomas Potts Dies at 71 Former City Assessor and Canal Driver
Thomas Potts senior member of Johns town Board of City Assessors died Saturday aged 71 after a heart ailment. He drove on the old Pennsylvania canal and helped build foundations for Cambria Iron Co. He served in Virginia with the 64th Regiment. Four children survive.
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Thomas Potts
Board of
Johnstown
Cambria Iron Co
Virginia
64Th Regiment
Rights to Work Bill Sparks Commons Clash in London
In London, March 16, the Liberal and Socialist factions clashed as the labor unemployment bill, dubbed the "right to work," was rejected by 149 votes. The measure would require authorities to provide work or, failing that, maintenance for unemployed workers and families. Asquith and Burns urged rejection, arguing the bill would harm social fabric while the government sought a split with the socialist element.
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London
Labor Party
Nis
Herbert H. Asquith
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Asquith
John Burns
Burns
Gome
Smuggler Holder Charged With Kidnapping
United States Customs Officer Joulkes surrendered on $4000 bail in Winnipeg to face kidnapping charges linked to grain smuggling across the North Dakota border. He allegedly restrained a farmer at the U S customs house and released him after a brief stay, with the case expected to go before Winnipeg courts. The article notes possible involvement of a consular defense and outlines penalties for kidnapping.
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United States Customs
Winnipeg
Manitoba
United States
Joulkes
Kigle
Paul
George Foulkes
Pembina
North Dakota
United Sites District Attorney's
Vertul
Foulkes Quint
United States Customs House
Foulkes
United
Cansul
Winnipua
Moessen
Beastie
Mr. Foullo
Reading, Representatives and Railroads Involved in Trade News
Closing quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade reported by W A Hamilton from the Marshal building cover dealings with Sugar 6 5 St Paul and Steel stocks. The report mentions Rep Tron Rep Pid Rock Island Southern Ry and U S Steel with Wabash lines among equities in coverage.
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New York
W. A. Hamilton
Commission
Readin
Rep
Tron
Rock Island
Rwy
Sceereee
Pac
Sugar
St. Paul
Idexms
UT. S. Rubber
UT. S. Steel Accesetrneses
U.S. Steel
Ee Wabash
Seers Cesteceene
Chicago Board of Trade
Marshall Building
Tri-State Briefs Report Falls Fire Burned Warehouse and More
Youngstown Ohio engineer Frank Watkins fell twenty feet from Haslend bridge, fracturing his skull. In Harrisburg petitions for legislative nominations arrived too late for filing. Mrs Jas Noll, 32, died after accidental burns from a broken glass oil can in her kitchen. Mount Holly Springs saw a large paper warehouse blaze blamed on locomotive sparks. Pittsburg Plate Glass unveiled a 163 by 275 inch plate glass 1800 pounds. In Mason county Joe Wright Haley Reach John Lond and William Adkins escaped prison by wall digging. Akron man Geo G Kohler, son of former AG, committed suicide in temple chair. Seals Hartzell pleaded guilty to absconding with 880 on wedding trip sentence indefinite. In Altoona a woman died after upsetting a layup chair in Hollidaysburg.
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Youngstown
Brie
Frank Watkins
Haslend
Harrisburg
Alale
Kittanniny
Pittsburg Placa Glass Company
Ford City
Point Plaasant
W. Va
Joe Wright
Haley Reach
John Lond
William Adkins
Mason County
Akron
Geo. G Kobler
A. $J. Kohler
Kober
Canton
O. Afaveh
Sealls &. Hartzell
Kansas
Manafield Reformatory
Altoous
M A
Hollidaysburg
Mre
Marthe Pee
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B. L. Junker
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Newton
Chris Mose
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Tokyo
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Bob Ganteres
Bak
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People's Gas
Trump
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Tri-State News
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Jas.’ Noll
Mount Daily Paper Mills
Mount Holly Springs
Cumberland County
J. B. Younkins
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Henry H. Steving
Weavers Pennsylvania
New Indiana House
Green
Ruyler
Reymer
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