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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1908

Page

2

Thaw Jury Progress Stirs New York Courtroom

In New York a seventh juror joined the Thaw trial panel as 400 talesmen were summoned since the second hearing began. Justice Dowling warned he may convene Saturday to finish the jury as peremptory challenges erode provisional selections. Edna Goodrich subpoena planned. Thaw shows increased activity amid scores of fan letters.

New York Harry K. Thaw Afl Justice Dowling William FB. Doolittle New York Central Railway Fitzgerald Patrick McCue Edna Goodrich Miss Goodrich Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Stanford White

Camden murder after fatal shooting ends in self harm

Michael Zieninsky and Antonio Gehenski, both Polander residents in Camden, were involved in a fatal shooting last August on a running trip. Gehenski then shot himself and may die. Zieninsky had previously shot Gehenski in the leg, leading to an amputation, with claims that the shooting was not accidental. In Lambertville, James Meskill, eight, drowned after thin ice gave way on Island Creek. George Harrison rescued John Curtin but failed to save Meskill as time ran out.

Camden N. J Michael Zien- Niski Antonio Gehenski Gedenski Zieninski Lambertville James Meskill Island Creek John Curtin George Harrison Curtin

Vaccination Order for Pittsburg Mail Clerks

Pittsburg health officials issued a general order requiring all railway mail clerks to be vaccinated after three clerks contracted smallpox. Dormitories in the federal building were fumigated and clerks are being vaccinated as they return from runs. Measles epidemic continues with fifty new cases reported, signaling ongoing sickness in the city.

R. R. Mall Pittsburg Pittsburg Bureau of Health Federal Building Bureau of Health

Heinze Arrested on Over-Certification of Checks

Federal grand jury alleges F A Heinze over-certified fifteen checks totaling more than 400000 while president of Mercantile National Bank. Otto Heinze & Company drew on Mercantile, with bail set at 60000. Indictments describe each check and potential penalties.

New York Federal Otto Heinze & Company Mercantile National Bank F. Augustus Heinze United States Shields Heinze

Conviction of Ex Mayor Schmitz Set Aside by Court

San Francisco January 10 The state court of appeals reversed the extortion conviction of former Mayor Hugene Schmitz in the French restaurant case. Abe Ruef also benefits, as the court says his guilty plea reflected no crime. Prosecutors plan new indictments on other offenses.

Schmitz San Francisco District Court of Appeals Hugene &. Schmitz Abe Ruef Ruef Schmits Langdon

Church Cure Works by Christian Psychology in Chicago

Four cures reported by Bishop Samuel Fallows at a health assembly in his West Adams Street chapel. A paralyzed man walked without a cane and raised his arm during the meeting. Additional testimonies claimed cures of nervous disorders by the bishop's method.

Chicago Samuel Fallows West Adame Street

Capitol prosecutions set for first trial in five conspiracy cases

Commonwealth counsel in the capitol prosecutions agreed that one of five conspiracy cases against Joseph M. Huston, John H. Sanderson, William P. Snyder, William L. Mathues, and James M. Shumaker will be tried first in Dauphin County Court on January 27. The cases cover furniture lighting fixtures and marble transactions and exclude certain other defendants. Defense sought order on trial sequence for the 32 indictments. the court and counsels agreed to proceed with one conspiracy case first.

Harrisburg Commonwealth Capitol Dauphin County Joseph M. Huston John H. Sanderson William P. Snyder Williaml. Mathues James M. Shumaker H. Burd Cassel

Whitmore Murder Case Postponed By Court Request

The Whitmore murder case in Harrison New Jersey saw police examinations of Theodore B Whitmore cut short by court order. The state requested adjournment to Saturday due to absent witnesses and evidentiary issues, while defense claimed the prisoner faced daily pressure for a confession. Witnesses Frank Englert and William Bartlett remain in custody.

Harrison N. J Theodore Whitmore Frank Englert William Bartlett

Guilty of Double Murder by Shenandoah Man

Felix Radzius was found guilty of first degree murder for slaying Mrs. Mary Cherkoskis and her four year old son in Shenandoah Pennsylvania. He confessed after capture in Jersey City following the Dec 16 killings.

Radzius Shenandoah Pottsville Felix Radzius Mary Cherkoskis Jersey City

Taft Endorsed by Oklahoma Republican State Committee

Guthrie Oklahoma January 9 The Republican state committee endorsed Secretary William H Taft for president A call for a 640 member delegate convention to meet in Oklahoma City March 11 to select delegates to the national convention at Chicago was agreed upon. Famous boxer George Dixon dies in Bellevue Hospital at thirty seven after a long battle with alcohol. Stricken Lansing Michigan January 9 residents fall ill with a mysterious disease causing nausea and intestinal trouble across the city as doctors investigate possible causes.

Republican State Committee Guthrie Okla William H. Taft Oklahoma City Chicago New York George Dixon Bellevue Hospital Dixon Lansing Mich Baccilli

Railroads Lose Tax Case Raise Jersey State Revenue

The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals sustains the Perking railroad tax law ruling main stem railroad property taxed at an average state rate. Previous revenue about $1,000,000. under the decision railroads will pay over $3,000,000 annually. The 1907 average tax rate was $1.62 per $100.

Jersey Trenton N. J Court of Errors and Appeals

Post Office Schedule With D L Rail Line Notes

The notice lists closing hours for most points and exceptions for local points west and east on the D L railroad. It gives mail arrival times from various routes and post office closing times including Saturday at 8 o clock.

D. & L. Railroad D & L. Railroad

Lancaster Area Bus Schedule Reflects Variable Weekend Times

The notice lists Lancaster New Holland Blue Ball Terre Hill routes with multiple departure times from early morning to night on Saturday and Sunday. It notes eastbound and westbound travel intervals and states the superintendent’s office is on the Woolworth Building third floor.

Lancaster, New Holland Blue Ball Terre Hill Division Lancaster Terre Hill Central Art of New Holland Leavig Lancaster Cara Aements Woolworth Building

Suicide in Millville Home Ends a Laborer’s Life

Joseph Sheppard a 45 year old paperer killed himself while working in a room of Edward Henderson’s home in Millville New Jersey. Mrs Henderson heard the shot and found him on the floor. Doctors could not save him the bullet penetrated the brain. He leaves a wife and six children the wife is prostrated and seriously ill. No cause is given for the self inflicted death.

Miles Ervine L. Young Pittsburg St New Castle Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind Millville N. J Joseph Sheppard Edward Henderson

Playing With Fire Fatal For Two

In Philadelphia on January 10 Max Weiner age four and his sister Julia age two died after a small fire started by the children burning papers in a range at Hyman Caster’s home. A policeman carried Max from the room but he died later at a hospital. Julia died after admission to the hospital.

Philadelphia Max Weiner Julia Hyman Caster

Child Smothered to Death in Johnstown Fire

A thirty two month old child of John Wassing died from smoke in a house fire that wrecked the home in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Another child upset a lamp which exploded starting the blaze.

Johnstown John Wassing

Diamond Swindler Secured $320000

Paris January 10 An engineer named Lamoine was arrested on charges of obtaining 820000 from Sir Julius Wernher director at De Beers by claiming a process for making artificial diamonds. Police say the method was sleight of hand.

Paris Lamoine Sir Julius Wernher de Beers Company Lemoine Sir Julius

Thug Sentenced in Scranton Assault Case

Robert Perry pleaded guilty before Judge Edwards to three counts of assault with intent to rob and one larceny charge. He was sentenced to thirty three years in the penitentiary for the crimes, tied to assaults on three women with a bludgeon over two months.

Scranton Robert Perry Edwards

Accidental Shooting Death Near Johnstown

William Sebring of Burnside township, Clearfield County, was found dead about 500 yards from his home two hours after leaving on a hunting trip. Authorities say he accidentally shot himself.

Johnstown William Sebring Burnside Clearfield Ini

Opportunity Sale at Sayres Scheid Sweeton Lancaster

SAYRES SCHEID SWEETON announces their first reduction sale at 28 and 30 East King street Lancaster PA. The Opportunity Sale features clothing and furnishings for men boys and children including suits overcoats rain coats pantaloons hats caps shoes neckwear shirts underwear hosiery and gloves all brand new season stock from a firm with twenty years experience.

Sayres Scheid & Sweeton East King Street Lancaster

Lancaster and New Holland Railway Stock Sale Report

Five shares of the Lancaster and New Holland railway stock were sold in Lancaster on Monday at 78 dollars per share to Robert P Andes. The par value of the stock is 50 dollars a share.

Lancaster New Holland Railway Robert Andes

Bea laxative cough syrup promoted for children

Advertises Bea laxative cough syrup as a daily relief for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Claims prompt relief and poison and phlegm removal with immediate results. Sold by Wm M Stauffer's Drug Store with a guaranteed effect.

M. Stauffer

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Nat Goodwin Grand Opera House Daniel O Reilly Thaw Peabody F. A Pennsylvania Oklahoma Taft New Holland Construction Co Kinzerton J. F. Brubaker New Holland, Pa Fish Enterprise Houekeeping N.C. Henninger New Holitana Bliss Alonzo O. Bliss Washington, D. C Samuel Austin Ann ST A. Lancaster A. D, Bliss CO the Traveler's Guide Conestoga Traction Company Groff & Weaver A Uno A. B. Groff Townsley Geo.'s Townsley, New Holland Penna Davis’ ‘Tinshop I. M. Groff the Cash Store Philip Rudy Tranic Store Queen St T. M.stobb L. M. Stobb R. &. Stobb NEW Holland Marble and Granite Works T. M. Stobb & Sons New Holland, Lancaster CO Businshe Akron Machine Works Amos Zimmerman Akron
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