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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
6
James Wardell confessed to a planned double death after his wife died by gas in New York. He described turning on gas, his wife unconscious, and his repeated failed attempts to shoot himself after shooting her in the head. The coroner has not set charges.
Frederick Maloved, an 86 year old Black man, was found digging a grave in his back yard at 1507 North Mervine Street after police say he killed his wife during a quarrel. Her body, in a decomposed state, was found upstairs as investigators await the coroner’s examination.
A $5,000 reward was posted for the arrest and conviction of two men who killed Julius T. Rosenheimer, president of the London Needle company, on his Pelham home grounds in sight of his wife. Police have arrested two suspicious persons but they deny involvement. The weapon is believed to be a small sledge hammer. Mrs. Rosenheimer fainted at the scene and cannot provide a clear account.
A swarm of bees settled on Lexington street near Howard in Baltimore’s central retail district. Traffic paused as the mass clung to an awning a foot thick. Police advised on capture. a man brushed many into a box with his bare hand while others stirred the remainder with a pole.
A statement from Mrs. Cleveland says former President Cleveland suffers from acute indigestion, no operation has been performed or contemplated, and he is not in danger and expected to recover in a few days.
Mrs Clayton Martin and daughters Lydia and Mary of Lancaster spent days with Amos Sensenigs. Canadians visited Benjamin Chirk Reuben Weaver and Rufus Zimmerman. George Kanuffroth Sr and wife of Salisbury visited Mrs Rev George Kauffroth who is ill at John Sensenigs. Children's Day at Tarky Hill church drew a large crowd and Missionary style services Sunday at Center church. Mission Band barrel breaking and Rev Hoy of Lancaster spoke after returning from China. Turkey Hill services list Sunday school and sermon by Rev H P Hagner.
Claim promises cure for nasal catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. Describes heavy forehead pressure watery discharge and restored senses. Applied to the sore spot. Sold by druggists 50c or mailed from Ely Bros New York.
At a special meeting of the Barl Township school board Miss Elizabeth W. Dashler of Milleraville was elected to fill the vacancy at Voganville school. Summitville remains vacant and the board will meet today week to appoint an experienced teacher for that place.
The Ephrata Reporter marks its eleventh year with growth from a six column paper to an eight column modern publication. Energetic efforts of the proprietor have driven up to date printing and a large, well merited circulation.
In a dialogue between neighbor Smith and Farmer Johnson the effectiveness of a horse neck support is extolled as easing work during haying and harvesting. Johnson says it saves wear on machines and feed for horses and notes sales in Lancaster County. A. H. Weaver of Bine Ball Pa ships the Support by freight or via agent.
The Brecknock school board lists President Jacob Shiffer and secretary Samuel Renninger with seven month term starting September. Teachers include Bowmaneville No 1 Jacob Glick and others. several vacancies noted. Residents James Dick and Kathryn Kiracofe visit. old Mennonite Church services held with Rev. Rosenberger and Rev. Rush officiating. Children’s Day set for 7:30 pm tomorrow. Mothers’ Bread from R H Wright & Bro remains best seller.
A number of counterfeit dollars from 1877 and 1878 are circulating in Columbia. They are file imitations with a genuine ring but differ in color and light in weight, and were near to being deposited at a local financial institution.
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