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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1908

Page

5

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promote Relief From Neuralgia

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe non habit forming neuralgia remedy. It claims soothing effects on nerves with no bad after effects and offers a money back guarantee via druggists. A Macon Georgia user testimonial supports efficacy and ease of use. Miles Medical Co. is based in Elkhart Indiana.

W. H. Burkett Macon Miles Bull Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Social notices and obituaries from Adams County

Local residents and visitors list extended stays and visits in Gettysburg and East Berlin including Miss Daisy Rhea of Florence 8 S C and Mrs O A Cashman in Pitt street. Obituaries note A M F Sheely of Gettysburg and Edward Hartley of East Berlin with details of their deaths and survivors.

Grain and Produce Firm Continues at Brick Warehouse

Having purchased the Brick Warehouse on Hanover Street in New Oxford Pennsylvania the business formerly run by Z H Cashman will continue on the same principle. It will buy and sell all kinds of grain and produce and serve the public with the same reliability and scope as in the past.

Hanover Street New Oxford Z. H. Cashman

Four Gettysburg Families Affected by Spotted Lever Disease

Cerebro spinal meningitis or spotted lever is present in four Gettysburg families. The cases include John Grinder Anna Deardorff George Williams and Mary Wierman all children. All show marked improvement according to reports from the households involved.

Gettysburg John Grinder Frank Grinder Anna Deardorff Frank Deardorff George Williams Emory Williams Mary Wierman Win. Wierman

Receipts Decline in York Ninth District July

The York office of the Ninth Internal Revenue district reported July receipts of 8000 dollars, about 1000 dollars more than the previous month, indicating a rise in collection activity.

York Ninth Internal Revenue District

Two Killed and Six Injured in Ontario & Western Yard Collision

In Mayfield Ontario and Western yard two men died and six were hurt, three fatally, as workers repairing cars on a siding were struck when an oncoming train crashed into them.

Ontario & Western Mayfield

Town Council Meeting Delayed Due Circus Visit

Miss Pauline Emmert camps with a crowd at the Pickets as a circus visits town. The regular monthly Town Council meeting moved from Tuesday to Wednesday evening due to the circus. Police arrest Miss Ida Myers in McSherrystown on a warrant for assault and battery. Mr. Chas G Miller thanks for 82 birthday post cards and plans to open a shoe and furnishing store on the 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Fleshiman head to Moline Illinois then Montana to visit relatives. A 5 year old boy in Hanover sustains facial injuries after falling into a water course. Dr Fleagle treats him. In Muddy Creek Forks a 7 year old girl is killed instantly by a shotgun accident. shell discharged while she handled the gun alone at home.

Daisy Rhea Florence S. C O. A. Cashman Pitt Street Leo Smith Orange Street McSherrystown Hugh C. Dermody Philadelphia W. A. Taughinbaugh Gettysburg Geo. Shover West High Street Wm. Kepner Virginia Mills Nellie Weaver Farlenbaugh Lottie M. Bollinger Hanover Estella Hildebrand Baltimore Grace Smith Irishtown Robinson Hanover Street Geo. L. Colestock M. G. Colestock Philadelphia Street Joseph K. Null Union Township John A. Null West Manheim York County George W. Null South Peters Street Mervin Gable Miller's Grocery Anna Carlisle Street Atlantic City Mary Emmert Nippono Park Nita Cashman Queenie Jamison Canon City Colorado Wan. Sheely Randolph Wehler Washington, D. C Wehler Elias Fissel Littlestown G. C. Sheely C. L. Eicholtz New York Edna Groft Kathleen Rinehart Franklin J. Martin North Peters Street Alice Henschke Henry Rinehart Charles Olinger George Markel Maybert Mechanicsburg Chas. Feiser Snyder J. J. Snyder M. E., Deal Blacksburg Maude C. Deal H. W. Swartz Nettie New York City Northfield Mass New Haven Conn Dutteraj Ida Myers Squire Sell Elizabeth Noel Spring Grove Chas. G. Miller Harrisburg Miller Tobias Fleshiman Midway Moline, Inc Francis Moline Montana St. Paul’s Convent Harlem Muddy Creek Forks Sarah Lloyd John Lloyd

Drowned Man James R Hilton While Fishing Near Debbs Thorney

James R Hilton 35 from Camden drowned while fishing near Debbs Thoroughfare Atlantic City New Jersey. Dr Bayard Knerr Philadelphia reported the accident after seeing Hilton struggle in the water while clamming. Hilton vanished as the outgoing tide carried him away despite search efforts lasting nearly all night.

Atlantic City N. J James R. Hilton Camden Debbs Bayard Knerr Philadelphia Knerr Hilton

George Pettibone Dies After Cancer Operation

George Pettibone a longtime figure in the Western Federation of Miners died in Denver after surgery for cancer. He faced charges of involvement in the murder of former Idaho Governor Steunenberg but was never tried and was discharged following the acquittal of Haywood and Moyer.

George Pettibone Denver Colo Western Federation of Miners Moyer Haywood Steunenberg Idaho St. Joseph’s Hospital Pettibone Heywood

125 Dead in Elk River Forest Fires Deluge Fernie Loss

Winnipeg reports 125 dead from Elk River fires stretching from Michel to Fernie with Fernie property loss pegged at 8 million dollars and 6000 residents homeless. Fires rage around Hosmer and Sparwood. Michel is safe as wind drops. Rescue trains move families to safety while officials seek exact fatality counts and relief arrives from Vancouver Nelson Cranbrook and Michel.

Winnipeg Man Elk River Michel Fernie Hosmer Sparwood Elk River Company Vancouver Nelson Cranbrook West Fernie

Arrested on 28 Warrants Samuel Dickinson Charged With De frauding

Samuel Dickinson was arrested in Philadelphia on 28 warrants from Wilkes-Barre accusing conspiracy to cheat and defraud and obtaining money by false pretenses. The warrants allege $7500 was secured from residents through sale of Capitol Life Insurance stock. Capitol Insurance, organized in 1905, has receivers in Washington and Philadelphia. treasurer William MacDonald is named in the charges.

Samuel Dickinson Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Waley Capitol Life Insurance Company of America Dickinson Capitol Insurance Company District of Columbia Washington William MacDonald

Fatally Shot During Domestic Quarrel in Canonsburg

Frank Talmer was shot in the abdomen by his wife during a beating in Canonsburg Pennsylvania. He was taken to a hospital with probable fatal injuries while Mrs Talmer, at home, lies unconscious from her injuries.

A. M. F. Sheely Gettysburg Bright John Sheely Bonneauville Adams County White Hall Bittinger Gettysburg Springs Maurice Parr Charles Trimmer Unionville J. Warfield Sheely Harrisburg Flora Morrison Frank Talmer H. F. Fisher Norristown New York Pennsylvania James H. Budd California Stockton Cal Uraemia Toledo Luella Stickroth Conrad Strickroth Estella M. H. Merrill Jean Kincaid Cambridge Mass

Belladonna Tablets Fatal to Child Visitor

A young guest of Professor Robert C. H. Heck of Lehigh University died after eating several belladonna tablets found in a box at Heckton Mills near Harrisburg. The girl, who was visiting Heck's parents, died shortly after the ingestion.

Robert C. H. Heck Lehigh University Heckton Mills Harrisburg

Stricken Blind Chasing a Hog Near Port Deposit Farm

John Davis of Northeast was stricken blind while chasing a cross hog on William Steel’s Port Deposit Maryland farm. His coworker George Ash suffered a severe bite to the right knee when the hog almost severed the kneecap.

William Steel Port Deposit John Davis Northeast George Ash

Pastor's Wife Sues Widow for Alienating Husband in Spring City

In Chester county court Mrs. Martha Sampson files suit against widow Mrs. Mary Keeley for 30000 damages alleging alienation of her husband Reverend Maurice Sampson from the German Reformed Church in Spring City. Bail set at 8000. reports swirl in town.

Spring City West Chester Court of Common Pleas Chester County Martha Sampson Maurice Sampson German Reformed Church Mary Keeley Harmony Keeley Oliver Keeley

Explosion Kills Three at Hazleton Stone Plant

An Aug 4 blast at Charles Kehoe’s stone crushing plant on the Hazleton outskirts instantly killed two Americans William Burton and John Singers and Italian Charles Gatsy, with their bodies blown away from the scene.

Hazleton Charles Kehoe William Burton John Singers Charles Gatsy

French aviator Henry Farman makes first flight at Brighton Beach

Henry Farman demonstrated an early heavier-than-air craft at Brighton Beach Long Island. The aeroplane rose 25 feet from a prepared runway and flew 350 yards in the air before landing gracefully. A second flight reached 760 yards as crowds cheered the Aero Club of America observers.

Henry Karman France Brighton Beach L. I Farman Aero Club of America Brighton Rway

Hospital Fire Endangers Forty Patients At Lock Haven

Forty patients were imperiled when the new $42,000 hospital at Lock Haven Pennsylvania burned. Nurses and volunteers worked through smoke filled halls to move patients from beds to cots and wheel chairs as rescuers raced the flames.

Lock Haven

Accident Shatters Family as Boy Fatally Wounds Sister

Cornelius Burdick fourteen accidentally shot and killed his sister Helen nineteen while handling a shotgun at his parents home in Rensselaer opposite Albany New York. Helen sat with her baby brother in her lap near the kitchen window as the tragedy occurred. The infant narrowly escaped death.

Rensselaer Albany, N. Y Cornelius Burdick Helen

Notable deaths and events news from late July to early August

The column lists deaths including Luther R. Keefer and James H. Budd, plus notable incidents such as Mrs. Elizabeth M. Butcher in Atlantic City, and Henry W. Gazell surrendering in Cleveland. It notes Charles H. Moyer’s re election, Army retirements, a Sanity case in Bonesteel, and World events like Roosevelt missing a veterans encampment. Also covered are drownings, heat deaths, and a July Chicago infant mortality rise.

Luther R. Keefer Schuylkill County Reading Elizabeth M. Butcher Philadelphia Atlantic City N. J Henry W. Gazell Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank Cleveland Roosevelt Boston Michael F. Kane Mount Vernon N. Y Health Department

Market Quotations Baltimore Wheat and Corn Prices

Market report shows wheat quotes steady down the ladder with spot and No 2 prices mixed in. Corn remains firm with mixed spot values while oats hold at No 2 and No 3 levels. Butter eggs and dairy prices move little with slight shifts in Maryland and Pennsylvania offerings.

Baltimore Southern Maryland Penna Pennas Virginia West Virginia Jnc

Live Stock Prices From Pittsburg Yard Snapped

Cattle slow and lower with prime and choice bids around 39 650 and 306 635. Sheep steady with prime wethers about 4.60 to 4.70, lambs around 41 to 6.25 breaking calves 7 to 7.50. Hogs down with prime heavies and heavy Yorkers at 7.05 and 6.75 for night Yorkers. rigs and roughs traded 5 to 6.

Pittsburg Union Stock Yards

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edward Hartley East Berlin Iberton Peter Jacobs Eberton Hartley John Hildebrand Union Cemetery Charles L. Reichle Holmesburg Catharine Weygandt Geo. W. Reichle Bernie Mumma David Mumma Angeline Shanebrook Mountpleasant Township H. J. Sneeringer Peter K. Smith S. M. Smith Orphans’ Court Emanuel Dehoof John A. Dehoof Tobias Dehoof Germany G. W. Koser Wm. Warren Menallen Township Edward J Roland C.t.a Josephus S. Roland Hamilton Township W. C Rogers Jane Marshall Fairfield Borough Cyrus G. Beales Charles J. Griest Elizabeth Gardner Latimore Township Dee Daniel Thomas Fannie Crum Butler Township Geo. W. Minter Lizzie A. Minter Adam W. Minter Franklin Township Wm. A. Trostle Mary Trostle Joseph Orndorff David R. Orndorff Liberty Township John W. Coulson Elizabeth Harger Cumberland Beatty H. Buehler Harry F. Buehler Said County D. F. Steffy Grain & Produce Carehman Saez Weaver Pauline Emmert Paul Jules Spillman Dr. Fleagle Boy Sister Charles H. Moyer Thomas W. Symons Corps of Engineers Army Frank Pingham Bonesteel S. D Ocean City William H. Wade Richmond Hill I 1 Thomas O'Donnell Woodbury Anna E Lynch State Road McKeesport Leonard Hendricks Cranston R. L Ann Lillie Chicago Terry George Corey Bird S. Coler Brooklyn Laws Moosic John Golden Taylor Hospital Bethlehem (Pa.) Steel Works
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