Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe fast relief for headaches with no opiates or narcotics. It claims guaranteed benefit from the first package, with a money back offer if not helpful, priced at 25 cents for 25 doses. Ends with Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
J. I. Bush
Watervleit
N. Y
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Fatal misfortune and church cornerstone events in local area
A Fairfield woman aged 80 was knocked down by a child and suffered a broken hip, with limited hope of recovery. James May near Fountaindale lost legs after being run over while boarding a moving train. he is about 60 and may recover. The Mt Tabor U B church cornerstone was laid amid services led by Dr Washinger and Rev Cristian. Mrs Daniel Woodring died at Iron Springs after over a year of illness, survived by husband and several children. Rev A C Forscht moved from Hanover to Abbottstown to lead Lutheran charges there and in East Berlin.
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Sarah Hoffman
Fairfield
Glenn
Frederick
James May
Fountaindale
Frederick Hospital
May
The
U. B
Mt. Tabor
Washinger
Charles Cristian
Daniel Woodring
Iron Springs
This County
A. C. Forscht
Hanover
Abbottstown
East Berlin
National
Murray Tweed
Hector France
Paris
Pennsylvania Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Connellsville
Berwind-White Coal Company
Windber
Pittsburg
Wigan
England
Leslie A. Fields
Atlantic City
N. J
John V. Farwell
Chicago
J. V. Farwell & Co
Joseph Nushura
Lackawanna
Olyphant
John Figier
South Bethlehem
Farles’ Jenkins
Lehighton
Packerton
Wnd
Reform League
Joseph Mackey
Peoria
Russell A. Alger
Franklin I. Pishion
Richmond
Detroit
George Pall
Delaware
Kinkora
Pacific Fleet
Swinburn
San Francisco
Honolulu
Thomas N. Arnold
C? Tian
Versailles
Cleveland
Miss Vera Wolf Sets Shorthand Pace at York School
Miss Vera E Wolf, two-year shorthand and typewriting teacher at York School of Business, spends a brief vacation with friends at Abbottstown and New Oxford. She holds a 200 words per minute record using the Gregg system and transcribes accurately on the typewriter.
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Vera E. Wolf
York School of Business
Abbottstown
New Oxford
Social visitors and travels cross town in week long notes
Personal notices recount visits across Pittsburg and nearby towns. Charles Stock and family stayed with his father on Pitt street. Cyrus Trone and relatives visited. many locals hosted guests from Ber pair, Carlisle, Westminster and New Chester. Old residents and travelers attended family gatherings and regional events.
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Charles Stock
Pittsburg
John W. Stock
Pitt Street
Cyrus Trone
Samuel
Mervin Kline
Carlisle
Trone
Parron Winand
Raymond Border
Myrtle Winand
Bermudian
Blanche Leib
Fast
North Peters Street
Geo. A. Miller
Harry Pittenturf
Hazleton
Buelah Miller
Abbie Sellers
Gettysburg
George Felty
Hanover Street
Cora Pittenturf
West High St
New Chester
Geo. Clippinger
Allegheny City
C. T. Clippinger
Ditenhafer and Nace Married in Glen Rock Home Ceremony
Mr Edward Ditenhafer Jr and Miss Mary A Nace were wed at the bride's mother home in Glen Rock York county on Sunday morning. Rev Nace a brother of the bride performed the ceremony. Miss Nace has resided with the Ditenhafer family for some time.
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Edward Jr. Ditenhafer
Berlin Ave
Mary A. Nace
Glen Rock
York County
Mr. Nace
Miss Nace
Ditenhafer
Smith and Klunk Wed in Nuptial Mass at Conewago Chapel
Leo Smith son of Mr and Mrs Anthony J Smith of Littlestown and Regina Klunk daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis A Klunk of Irishtown were married in a Nuptial Mass at Conewago Chapel on Tuesday morning August 18 conducted by Rev Fr Halftermeyer.
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Leo Smith
Anthony J.,smith
Littlestown
Regina Klunk
Francis A. Klunk
Irishtown
Conewago Chapel
Fr. Halftermeyer
Dr Paul Gates and Miss Virginia Ocker Wedding at Wabash Hotel
Dr Paul Gates of Lebanon and Miss Virginia R. Ocker of York were married at 4 o clock Thursday afternoon by Rev. Dr. T C Billheimer in the private parlor of the Hotel Wabash Get tysburg. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ocker of York and formerly Littlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gates
Lebanon
Virginia R. Ocker
York
T. C. Billheimer
Hotel Wabash
Gettysburg
Joseph Ocker
Littlestown
Threshing Accident Leaves Cedar Ridge Man Seriously Hurt
Mr. Charles Ginter of Cedar Ridge was seriously injured while threshing at Mr. Wagner’s home when the straw drag belt flew from a pulley and wrapped the cylinder shaft. The machine broke, pulleys were knocked off, and one pulley struck Ginter, with others narrowly escaping injury.
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Charles Ginter
Cedar Ridge
Wagner
Daniel Palmer
Mr. Ginter
Feiser sells mill property with 20 acres in East Berlin
Jonas Feiser sold his mill property and 20 acres at East Berlin to Edward Sheffer formerly of Cumberland County for 2800 dollars. Also advertised is a 12 hp Ames portable engine and boiler described as new and guaranteed. Rev. J C Fein, former St Joseph's pastor, sailed from New York for Europe on a two month trip.
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Jonas Feiser
East Berlin
Edward Sheffer
Cumberland County
Ames
Weaver
J.C. Fein
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Hanover
New York
Europe
Have your Job Printing done at the Irem office
Local notice urges readers to use the Irem office for job printing at low prices. The terse item emphasizes affordability and availability for printing needs.
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Irem
Woman and daughter confess Rosenbloom murder link
Baltimore reports Solomon J. Rosenbloom was killed by his son Alexander during a November Windber Pa. store quarrel. Wife Bonnie Rosenbloom and daughter Eva, living in Baltimore, confessed after prolonged questioning. They described the family dispute and the trunk concealment at the Windber store.
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Baltimore
Solomon J. Rosenbloom
Bellmawr
Camden
N. J
Alexander
Rosenbloom
Windber
Bonnie Rosenbloom
Eva
East
Baltimore Street
Reward Offered for Murder Suspect Alexander Rosenbloom
Johnstown August 25 District Attorney John Lewis asked Somers county commissioners to post a $1000 reward for the arrest of Alexander Rosenbloom in the Windber murder case. Warrants were issued for Alexander Rosenbloom and others including Mrs S J Rosenbloom Eva Rosenbloom and nephews Joseph and Louis Egier who reside in New York.
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Johnstown
John Lewis
Somers County
Alexander Rosenbloom
Windber
S. J. Rsenbloom
Eva Rosenbloom
Joseph
Louis Egier
New York
Bryan on Trusts Indicts Republicans Indifference to Reform
In a prepared speech on trusts, William Jennings Bryan denounces the Republican Party for indifference to reform and enforcement of the Sherman Anti Trust Act. He argues Republicans controlled the executive and part of Congress, thwarting enforcement while trusts remain largely undisturbed. He contrasts Democratic and Republican platforms on the issue.
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Bryan
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Brooklyn Mother Throws Baby From Window. Child Killed
Aug. 25 New York report describes Mrs Mary Abruzzo of Brooklyn grabbing her third child Joseph and infant Charles after a gas stove explosion ignited clothing. The three year old died in the blaze. mother and infant were injured. Firefighters quelled the fire quickly.
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New York
Selzr
Mary Abruzzo
Brooklyn
Joseph
Charles
Abruzzo
Wilkes-Barre
Plac
Adams Gerhovitz
Mal By
Miss Barry Sued Over Engagement Breakup
Timoths J. Curtin of Springfield sues Miss Mary E. Barry of Hartford claiming 3000 dollars damages for her failure to wed. The 22 year old daughter of a Hartford widow allegedly caused the loss by breaking the engagement. Her savings account is attached in the suit.
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Mary E. Barry
Hartford, Conn
Timoths J. Curtin
Springfield
Curtin
Miss Barry
Pure Food Law Declared Unconstitutional in Pennsylvania
Judge Martin Beim of Blair County Court ruled the Pennsylvania Pure Food Law of 1907 unconstitutional. The decision found the law violated article 1, section 4 of the state constitution, marking the first state court ruling on its constitutionality.
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Pennsylvania
Martin Beim
Blair County
Bonaparte Challenges Landis Over Standard Oil Fine
Attorney General Bonaparte seeks a rehearing in Chicago in the Standard Oil case reversal ruling. He argues the appeals court misstates Judge Landis and the evidentiary rulings, contending Indiana and New Jersey affiliates were confused. He notes Indiana profits and argues a retrial is unnecessary while urging the court to fix the fine if it agrees Landis abused discretion.
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Bonaparte
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Standard Oil
Court of Appeals
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Indiana
St.17 Oil Company of
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Pri
Mount Rose Temperature Instrument To Track Weather
Professor Alexandre G M Cadie of the Pacific coast weather bureau arrives in Reno to assist Professor Church at the University of Nevada. They prepare Ferguson meteorograph to record temperature atmospheric pressure and humidity for forty days on Mount Rose 10,800 feet high. It is among the few such devices worldwide with examples on Mount Blanc in Rome and in South America.
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Mount Rose
Alexandre G. M. Cadie
Weather Bureau of the
Pacific Coast
Reno, New
Church
University of Nevada
Ferguson
Mount Blanc
Rome
South America
Noted Ball Player Dead Dr Albert J Bushong
Dr Albert J Bushong former catcher for the St. Louis Browns and Brooklyn died at his Brooklyn home. Born in Philadelphia he once vied with King Kelly for backstop honors in the eighties. He retired in 1900 to practice dentistry in Brooklyn and leaves a widow.
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Albert J. Bushong
St. Louis Browns
Brooklyn
Bushong
Philadelphia
Fir Bushong
Fire
Governor Pardons Nicola in Unwritten Law Case
Governor B Kuchtel grants unconditional pardon to George P Nicola for shooting John Moore, who was alleged to have had relations with Mrs Nicola. He states Colorado laws do not treat this crime as serious, claiming the state lags about ten years behind other civilized states in such matters.
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Bkuchtel
George P. Nicola
John Moore
Nicola
Colorado
National Shorthand Reporters Begin Tenth Convention in Milwaukee
Wednesday highlights include the national shorthand reporters convention opening in Milwaukee. Also noted are bouts at the National Athletic club, strikes by Italian railroad workers, a deadly Greensboro house fire, and other regional items from August 19.
Market Quotations In Baltimore Wheat And Corn Prices
MARKET QUOTATIONS Baltimore wheat steamy No 2 spot 8 9s 44 cents steamer No 2 9342 93 4 c. CORN dull mixed 344 c southern 8 s7e. OAT jer old white No 2 56 57 c 54 55 c new No 2 55 54 e or ed No 2 538 64 c. BATTIRS ttea 5 creamery separator extras 22 4 eou held 19 2 vu c. prints 24 25 c land and Pennsylvania dairy pr ts ls it eec. EGGS firm fancy Me and Pennsylvania 194 ac 5 Virgon 4 1 y4 ec West Virginia 194403 southern 18 4 c.
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Baltimore
Southern
Land
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Live Stock Markets at Pittsburg Union Stock Yards
Cattle prices rise with choice bids around 5.26 to 5.55 for prime offerings and 5.86 to 6.25 for high grades. Sheep show prime wethers at 4.40 to 4.5 per head with lambs at 3.50 to 6. Calves listed from 8.6 to 8.25, hogs steady to higher around 6.90 for heavy types and 5.25 to 5.45 for roughs.
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Pittsburg Union
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