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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1908

Page

3

Death sentence for Orchard in Caldwell Idaho

Harry Orchard was sentenced to death in Cald well district court for the murder of former Governor Frank Sinnnenberg and the judge recommended commutation to imprisonment. Judge Wood cited Orchard s truthful testimony in the Haywood Pettibone trials and his confession of many crimes, setting May 15 for execution and noting potential clemency by the board of pardons. Orchard expressed gratitude for the court review and maintained he spoke the full truth without immunity.

Bosse Idaho Wood Caldwell Harry Orchard Frank Sinnenberg Board of Pardons Orchard Haywood Pettibone William D. Haywood George A. Pettibone Colorado

Trial Postponed in Capitol Conspiracy Case

In Harrisburg March 18 a Dauphin county court delay in the metal furniture conspiracy case against Congressman H Burd Cassel and architect Joseph M Huston delays all capitol trials until May 11. Huston remains joined with co defendants. severance bids may be considered if witnesses offer to turn state evidence.

Suston Harrisburg Dauphin County H. Burd Cassel Joseph M. Huston W. P. Snyder W. L. Mathues James M. Shumaker Frank Irvine Capitol Huston Commonwealth

Pinned Under Fallen Tree a Man Faces Death in Picayune Woods

Stacey Mason of West Millville was trapped for eight hours after a tree he felled fell on him in a pine woods near his home. He freed himself by digging with his hands but lies fatally injured and chilled. A second item notes Leonard Allen, missing for two years, found dying in a Fall River gypsy camp, with his mother planning a prosecution. Cheaper eggs flood Chicago markets with 600,000 dozen daily. The House moved to restore the motto In God We Trust on U S coins.

Millville N. J Stacey Mason West Millville Middletown N. Y Leonard Allen Fall River Mass Mary Allen Chicago

Wounded in Duel General Smirnoff Likely Fatally Shot

In St Peters burg March 19 Lieutenant General Smirnoff was probably fatally wounded in a pistol duel with Lieutenant General Fock. The fight at the Chevalier Guard riding school followed Smirnoff's memorandum questioning Fock on Port Arthur siege. Smirnoff collapsed after Fock's fourth shot and was taken to hospital.

Fock Smirnoff St. Peteresburg Chevelier Guard Pistola Port Arthur Gorbatoffsky Western Front

Embezzled 75000 by Fraternal Secretary in Michigan

Port Huron Michigan March 20 an investigation into the United Home Protectors Fraternity ended with Supreme Secretary W L Wilson being short more than 75000 and jailed on embezzlement charges. State Banking Commissioner Zimmerman says Wilson invested in electric railroads and oil and mining stocks and misused on the books. He reports the Fraternity is insolvent and a receiver will be sought.

Port Huron Mich United Home Protectors Fraternity W. L. Wilson Zimmerman Wilson

Penrose Seriously Ill with Facial Erysipelas

United States Senator Boles Penrose is dangerously ill at his Philadelphia home with facial erysipelas. He returned Monday feeling unwell and by Tuesday the infection worsened with a fever of 104. Governor Curtis Guild in Boston is reported improving after a critical illness, with hope of recovery per his physician Dr. Frederick E. Winslow.

Philadelphia United States Boles Penrose Boston Curtis Guild Frederick E. Winslow

Marrin Sentenced in Storey Cotton Swindle Case

Frank C. Marrin, convicted last October as a principal in the Storey Cotton company fraud that cost investors $1,319,231.71, received four years in the eastern penitentiary, a $5000 fine, and court costs from Judge Holland. He will appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals. bail was renewed at $10,000. Bondsman is John F. Graham, proprietor of the Hotel Jamison.

Storey Cotton Company Philadelphia Frank C. Marrin Holland United States District Court Eastern Penitentiary Marrin United States Circuit Court of Appeals John F. Graham Jamison Treasury John H. Edwards New Amsterdam National Bank New York Matthew Kleinola Pittsburg & Erie Erie Gustave A. Rouxel Archdiocese of New Orleans William H. Moody United States Supreme Court New England Earnest Lloyd Cape May County N. J Andrew Jackson Atlanta J. A. Manier Henry III Shelby County Louisville Winnie Mangold Atlantic City Hammonton New York Central Railroad Company George H. Huess American Car & Foundry Company Bolton House Harrisburg Abraham H. Hummel

Boy Electrocuted While Adjusting Light Socket in Altoona

Altoona Pennsylvania March 20. Frank Marks sixteen visiting his aunt Mrs James A Davis near Pittsburg died instantly when the aunt turned on electricity while he adjusted a light socket in the cellar. The 120 volt current caused fatal shock.

Altoona Frank Marks Pittsburg James A. Davis Davis

Week's News Condensed Highlights March 14 20

A triage of notable events includes Hugh Bonner New York fire commissioner dead at 70 from Bright's disease and pneumonia. Convicted forger W G Thompson sentenced seven years in Savannah after capture in Burlington New Jersey. Montana cattleman David Pratt pleads guilty to illegal fencing 7960 acres, fined $250 and jailed 48 hours.

Hugh Bonner New York Bright W. G. Thompson Palmer Hardware Company Burlington N. J Savannah David Pratt Billings Montana Board of Stock Commissioners Helena Peter Graver Shoenersville Polson Frank Fuller Rittersville Thomas G. Penn Pittsburg American Sheet & Tin Plaze Company South Sharon George W. Whittington Gloucester Miss College Hill Cinecinnati, C Frederic Schoff Philadelphia National Mothers Congress Washington

Latest Closing Prices In the Principal Markets

Philadelphia flour prices show wide ranges for several types with values from 3.90 to 5.90 per barrel. Rye flour at 4.56 to 4.65. Wheat No 2 Pennsylvania red at 97 to 98 cents. Corn and oats steady with various local grades. Pork and beef firm, butter 31 cents per pound, eggs mixed around 17 to 22 cents. Potatoes 85 to 88 cents per bushel. sweet potatoes 50 cents per basket. Baltimore wheat and corn prices listed with multiple grades and centers.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania City Western Baltimore Southern Maryland Virginia West Virginia

Live Stock Markets Report From Pittsburg

Pittsburg market notes cattle steady with choice around 5.80 to 6.00, sheep higher with lambs near 7.50, veal and calves showing mid 6 to mid 7 range. Prices quoted include various grades and weights with reference to sale activity and buyer demand.

Pittsburg Union Stock Verde

GOODVILLE BELIEFS OF LOCAL RESIDENTS IMPROVE

Bishop Jonas Martin worsened to bed but slowly improves and may be out in days. Mrs Levi Shirk and Catharine Shirk both ill then out. Catherine also improving. A K Denner moved bees to Kiahamea street and hopes to complete a plan with Mennonite group he once led. Weaver plans move to Adams county next week to combine milk and sawmill. Mrs John Sprecher of Philadelphia visits her mother. Mrs Sue Riehwine returns home. School terms end soon and preaching will be held Sunday evening. Edwin Shirk recovers from tonsillitis. Martin Newswanger prepares to build a barn and awaits better weather.

Jonas Martin Levi Shirk A. K Denner Weedon Ale Kiahamea Wea AH. L. Bauman Weaver Tsuna Weaver Adams County John Sprecher Edwin Shirk Martin Newswanger

Blya G Liquid Cream Balm Displays Healing Claim

An advertisement touts Bly''a G Liquid Cream Balm as a soothing nasal spray remedy. It claims rapid relief and resembles a familiar healing cream, noting no cocaine and listing Ely Bros of 60 Warren Street New York as the source and mailing option.

Ely Bros Warren Street New York

April designer touts embroidery and braiding on linens

The April designer praises braided trimming on gowns and summer linens. Embroidery paired with braiding creates elaborate effects, saving time and energy. Models combining both techniques are especially charming and practical for quick, ornate ornamentation.

Mission Purul ture Promotion Offer With Candlestick

Free to Our Readers. Send three friends with artistic homes to Knickerbocker Clock Company in Brooklyn. Receive a San Antonio Mission Candlestick and an illustrated price list of Fatbur Knickerbocker cloaks finished in Weathered Oak or Forest Green after enclosing 162 cents in stamps. 3-G-4t

Mission Purulture Knickerbocker Clock Company Lexington Avenue Brooklyn N. Y San Antonio

New Holland Markets Report March 2 1908

Market report from New Holland Pa covers butter turkeys and cattle prices with prices for steers cows veal lambs hogs and sheep. Quotations show firm cattle demand from Illinois Ohio and Lancaster County with various grade prices listed. Dressed stock and hog prices noted with modest activity and limited local arrivals.

Philadelphia Reeves West Phila North Phila Ilinois Ohio Lancaster Conny Pa Shep Lamen

Nerve weakness ad in Dr Miles Nervine remedy ad

Describes nerve energy failure and systemic illness with weakened heart stomach kidneys and detox pathways. Promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a rebuilding tonic and nerve medicine backed by a testimonial from Anengitam Allegheny Pa claiming improved strength after eight bottles. Claims pharmacist guarantee and money back if no benefit.

Miles Ellsworth Kee Allegheny Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Weaver's Store Announces Ten Percent Price Reduction

Weaver's Store offers a 10 percent discount on selected goods as part of a promotional sale. The notice specifies the store will apply the reduction to the listed items, inviting customers to shop and save.

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