Neuralgia Relief Promised by Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
Personal testimonials from Mrs Katherine Barton and Mrs Ferrila claim rapid neuralgia relief using Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. They describe headaches and chest pain alleviation with two doses, and note satisfaction with no lasting side effects. The Miles firm offers pharmacist refunds on the first package if unhelpful.
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Dr. Miles
Katherine Barton
Valley St
Carthage
Miles
Adams County Orphans Court to Hear Estate Accounts
Notice to legatees and concerned parties that final and first accounts of estate administrators and executors in Adams County Pennsylvania will be presented for confirmation on Monday December 7, 1908 at 10 30 o clock a m. Accounts include Charles M Wolfe for Isabelle Carley Henry Miller for Margaret J Miller Alfred H Staley Henry F Miller and Julian Noel.
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Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Chas. M. Wolfe
Isabelle Car
Hamilton Township
Lewis Miller
Margaret J. Miller
Tyrone Township
Dee
Howard G. Blocher
B. F. Hesson
Alfred H. Staley
Littlestown
John W. F. Miller
Ec. T.a
Henry F. Miller
H. J. Sneeringer
Julian Noel
Mountpleasant Township
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Local News In Lycoming County And Hanover Marryings
The Savage Rifle Club of Lycoming County bagged a 183 pound buck with a three prong rack and shared the venison with member C. T. Hersh receiving his due share. Miss Gertrude Naomi Thoman wed Maurice C. Nace at 5 30 am with Rev I B Hay officiating. County Poor Directors formed a board for the county home naming Dr H M Hartman secretary Geo Diller treasurer W F Weaver attorney C K Stahle steward Foster Beard day watchman Mr and Mrs Slonaker and Mr and Mrs Strasbaugh named as night watchman and keeper of old men department Mrs Conrad Smith matron of old ladies department. A 15 cent motive led Paul Hurlbert to burn his grandparents home in Lycoming County and he was jailed at Williamsport.
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Savage Rifle Club
Lycoming County
Sturvey Rudy
C. T. Hersh
R. C
Gertrude Naomi Thoman
J. W. Thoman
Hanover
Abbottstown
Maurice C. Nace
George Nace
I. 8. Hay
G. B. Nace
B. Slonaker
Charles B. Strasbaugh
Old Men’s Department
Frank Sheely
Ster
Conrad Smith
Old Ladies
Paul Hurlbert
Williamsport
Ambrose Dittenhafer Captured After Harrowing Chase
Detective Wilson led a large posse from Straban township to Dittenhafer home in dense fog. After a five to six hour pursuit through Dr Goldsboroughs thicket the fugitive finally surrendered at gunpoint and was jailed.
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Ambrose Dittenhafer
Wilson
Constable Morrison
Straban Township
Fred, Kappes
Dittenhafer
Ditty
Dr. Goldsborough
Candidates Expenses Report Filed After Election in Gettysburg
In Gettysburg on November 27, candidates filed itemized expenses per law. Entries include James C. Cole 418.35, Wm. P. Baker 523.89, Henry Osborn 52.60, Jacob A. Appler 279.35, Z. HH. Cashman 130.25, Edward D. Ziegler 126.30, Jacob G. Slonaker 496.73, Wm. K. Weikert 370, Geo. D. Thomas up to 80, Luther S. Slaybaugh up to 80, Edward D. Brame 43.45, John D. Keith 298.02, Ilias Fissel 340, J. A. Kane 270.20, H. C. Shryock 50, Edward H. Oh less than 50, Jacob I. Thomas 312, Edward F. Strausbaugh less than 50, C. H. Wilson 554.25.
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Gettysburg
James C. Cole
General Assembly
Wm. P. Baker
Henry Osborn
Director of the Poor
Jacob A. Appler
Register and Recorder
Z. HH. Cashman
Edward D. Ziegler
Congress
Jacob G. Slonaker
Wm. K. Weikert
Geo. D. Thomas
Luther
Slaybaugh
Edward D. Brame
John D. Keith
Ilias Fissel
J. A. Kane
Lane boy killed on Philadelphia railroad. Gettysburg kin notified
A Lane family member, colored and former Gettysburg resident, was killed on a Philadelphia railroad line this Monday. The body was sent to Gettysburg on Tuesday. Earlier, near Abbottown and Thomasville, two parties narrowly escaped injury when W Layere Hafer’s Pullman car collided with Joseph D Baker’s Packard in Frederick Md.
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Lane
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Abbottetown
Thomasville
W. Layere Hafer
Disaster at Marianna Mines Kills 125 in Double Shaft
In Marianna Pennsylvania a catastrophic explosion at the Rachel and Agnes mines of the Pittsburg Buffalo Coal Company hurls mine cages from a 500-foot shaft. Foreman Henry Thompson and two miners died. 124 bodies recovered with more believed buried under slate. Cause remains a mystery with theories of an abandoned gas well or gassy conditions.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Company
Marianna
Rachel
Agnes
Henry Louttit
Henry Thompson
Thompson
Almost Drowned by Big Pike in Egg Harbor River
Atlantic City reports Thomas P. Packer a businessman nearly drowned after a twenty minute struggle with a large pike while trolling on Egg Harbor river. A broken pole, a loose line, and a steep tussle led to a tumble overboard but the shallow water kept him from deeper danger. The pike bit his hand but he subdued the fish and brought it home to prove his tale.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Thomas P. Packer
Egg Harbor
Packer
Will Build 5 Million Cotton Mill in East Boston
Eugene M. Foss announces immediate start on a 5 million cotton mill project in East Boston after a year of suspension. The facility will employ about 8000 workers across 250000 spindles and 7500 looms on sixty five acres. A separate note reports cheap paper potential from cotton stalks, with a Atlanta company forming to capitalize on this, claiming 15 dollars per ton production costs.
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Boston
Eugene M. Foss
Bureau of Manufacture
Atlanta
Local hunting accident and school injury reported in York and Frederick counties
Walter Grove James Lutz and Charles Burk Felton youths narrowly escaped severe injuries when gun in Posey Frey’s hand discharged accidentally. In Emmitsburg a 10 year old boy lost half his scalp after a heavy wagon struck him at school. In Buckhorn George Follmer shoots his son James during a chicken ownership dispute leaving over 100 shot grains in the wound. father arrested.
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Walter Grove
James Lutz
Charles Burk
Felton
York County
Posey Frey
Joseph Batts
Emmitsburg
George Follmer
Buckhorn
James Follmer
Steamer Finance Sunk Off Sandy Hook in Dense Fog
In fog off Sandy Hook the Panama line steamer Finance was rammed by the freighter Georgic of the White Star line and sank within ten minutes. Three passengers and one crewman died. nineteen women and fourteen children survived with the rest of the crew, rescued by Georgic’s boats. The disaster occurred in the main ship channel as both ships navigated thick mist streaming commerce disruptions.
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Sandy Hook
Georgie
White Star Line
Finance
Georgic
Irene Campbell
Charles H. Schweinler
Henry Muller
Panama
William H. Todd
Legalized lynching shocks Tiptonville with hurried trial
In Tiptonville Tennessee a mob hanged three black men Marshall Edward and James Stineback after a rushed mock trial for killing Special Deputy Burruss and wounding Deputy Hall. The execution, staged at a tree near town, followed a night of shooting by the accused.
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Tiptonville
Tenn
Reelfoot Lake
Stirling
Richard Burruss
John Hall
Marshall Edward
James Stineback
Burruss
Hall
Rotten eggs used in Philadelphia bakeries exposed
State dairy and food commission investigations reveal widespread use of rotten eggs by bakeries in Philadelphia. Special Agent H. P. Cassidy says more than twenty dealers supply the adulterated eggs, with thousands of dozens sold weekly for bread pies and pastries. About a dozen dealers face immediate charges, with more to follow.
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Philadelphia
State Dairy and Food Commission
H. P. Cassidy
McJunkin to Oppose Penrose in Senate Contest
Representative elect Captain Ira McJunkin of Butler Pennsylvania says a movement will seek to elect State Treasurer John O Sheatz to replace Boss Penrose in the United States senate. He claims the Penrose faction will face an unprecedented upheaval in state politics and says Sheatz is willing to join the challenge.
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Penrose
Ira McJunkin
Butler
Pennsylvania
John O. Sheatz
Boss Penrose
United States Senate
McJunkin
Sheatz
Miners' Demands Clarified by Operators on New Work
A statement issued on behalf of anthracite coal operators explains their position regarding the new work. The document outlines the operators stance and expectations in the ongoing labor discussions.
First Whipping In Eight Years At Hagerstown
Jim Wilson a colored man was whipped by Sheriff George W. Earnshaw for wife beating. He received ten lashes and six months in the house of correction after conviction before Police Justice Hoffman. He refused mercy and squirmed under each lash.
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Hagerstown
Jim Willson
George W. Earnshaw
Wilson
Hoffman
House of Correction
Headquarters for Union Engineers in Cleveland
Warren S. Stone the grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announced completion of plans for the brotherhoods new headquarters in Cleveland Ohio A twelve story building will be erected in the downtown district Work would begin next March and the project will cost 1 000 000 creating a permanent home for the union
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Union Engineers
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Cleveland
Lamphere Convicted of Arson in Gunness Case
Ray Lamphere found guilty of arson in Laporte Indiana for the Gunness murders. Judge Richter sentenced him to an indeterminate term of two to twenty one years in Michigan City state penitentiary, plus a $5000 fine and five year disfranchisement.
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Lamphere
Ray Lamphere
Belle Gunness
Gunness
Laporte
Ind
Richter
Michigan City
Two youths fatally shot during rabbit hunt near Laurys
Frank Koons and Elmer Hoffman of Cementon Pennsylvania were hunting rabbits when Hoffmans gun discharged after snagging in a wire fence. Koons aged sixteen was shot in the abdomen and died within minutes.
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Frank Koons
Elmer Hoffman
Cementon
Laurys
Koons
Hoffman
Edward J Stellwagen Named Chairman of Inaugural Committee
Frank H Hitchcock head of the Republican National Committee announces Edward J Stellwagen as chairman of the inaugural committee. Stellwagen is a leading Washington capitalist and serves as president of the Union Trucking Company.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Edward J. Stellwagen
Stellwagen
Washington
Union
Truc
Postmaster General Reports Record Postal Deficit for 1908
In the annual report for the year ended June 30 1908 Postmaster General Meyer shows total receipts of 208 351 886 dollars with a deficit of 16 873 222 dollars the largest in the department history and an additional loss from fire burglary etc 37 056 dollars.
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Meyer
Necklace worth twelve thousand dollars missing in New York
O J C Heinze a New York broker reported to Tenderloin police that his wife lost a $12000 necklace consisting of sixty three pearls on Thanksgiving night while attending a beater.
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O.jo C. Heinze
Tenderloin
New York
Contractor Samuel Taylor Dies En Route to Fortune
Samuel EB Taylor of Atlantic City New Jersey collapsed and died in New York moments before he was to receive a $40,000 legacy left by General John A Halderman a former close friend who had died recently.
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John A. Halderman
Samuel EB. Taylor
Atlantic City
N. J
New York
Blind Bees Produce Superior Honey Discovery
H. R. Latimer of the Maryland School for the Blind in Baltimore announces a discovery that blind bees make the best honey, highlighting a new finding from his mathematical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Latimer
Maryland School For the Blind
Baltimore
Hitchcock Receives Postmaster General Offer
Frank H. Hitchcock, chairman of the Republican national committee, has been offered and accepted the postmaster general position in the Taft cabinet that is to be.
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Hitchcock
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Taft
Rear Admiral Russell Dies at 84 in Philadelphia
Rear Admiral Alexander Wilson Russell, U S Navy, retired, died at his Philadelphia home at age eighty four from heart failure.
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Russell
Alexander Wilson Russell
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Pearl Found in Oyster Nets $200 Sale in New Jersey
John A. Cobine of Trenton New Jersey discovered a pearl in an oyster and sold it to a jeweler for two hundred dollars in cash.
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John A. Cobine
Trenton
N. J
Notable World News and Local Tragedies This Week
A sequence of brief items from late November to early December reports maritime launchings, fatal fires, attempted family killings, drownings and drownings after ice break, sudden deaths of notable figures, baptisms in New Jersey, editor deaths, a woman detective, a large bequest to the American Bible Society, university gifts, rail rebates fines, nitroglycerine accident, bank census calls, inaugural parade appointments, a banker’s suicide, and a deadly rail collision with injuries.
Quotations for Flour and Farm Goods
Philadelphia flour markets show quiet to firm tones for various grades with prices listed. Rye flour wheat oats butter eggs potatoes and corn across regions reflect steady to firm movements, with regional notes on Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia dairy prints and prices.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
City
Eastern Shore
Southern
Sag Bates
Maryland
Ansylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Duc
Live Stock Markets at Pittsburg Yards
CATTLE higher with prime prices around $6.50 to $6.75 and lambs at $4.50 to $6.75. HOGS active and higher with prime heavies $6.10 to $6.15 and mediums $6.50 to $6.10. Veal calves quoted at $8.50 to $9.69 and sheep and lambs showing gains across categories.
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Pittsburg
Union
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Edward Kelly
Chicago
American Bible Society
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University of the South
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