Keep Your Nerve A Cure Ad For Nervine And Heart Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as boosting nerve energy and relieving nervous prostration insomnia and melancholy. It claims the nervous system powers the body and that Nervine strengthens nerves, improves circulation and digestion. Judge Jacob Seemann of Madison Wisconsin endorses it and Miles Heart Cure is urged as a guaranteed benefit with pharmacist sale and refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Court Items From Swope Court Session
President Judge Swope and Associate Judges Trostle and Smith held a short session. The final account of William Musser as administrator c t a of Barbara Hartman was confirmed. Sale of Teane P. Slaybaugh’s real estate was confirmed. Guardian D P McPhereon authorized to pay $20 for maintenance of Robt Currens children. Widow’s list and exception list filed and approved. Appraisers appointed for M A Garvin estate. bond approved and sale ordered. Certiorari in Sarah Little v. Mariah Engiebert reversed. further hearing set. Committee to prepare Rules of Court appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Swope
Geo. H. Trostle
OC. D. Smith
Wm. Musser
Barbara Hartman
Teane P. Slaybaugh
Mountpleasant Township
D. P. McPhereon
N. Curre
W. GC. Sheely
Wm. Hersh
D. P. McPherson
Court Proclamation for Adams Fulton District Court Session
Court proclamation directs the coroner justices of the peace constables in Adams County to attend a Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions in Gettysburg on the 4th Monday of January, the 28th, at 10 o clock, with records recognizances and examinations. Beal signs the notice dated December 21, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Exon
S. McCowore
Courts of Common Pleas
51St Judicial
Fulton
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Grover H. Geen
O. D. Saarn
Gettysburg
Ettysburg
List of Jurors for Adams County Court Proceedings 1906
Lt of Grand Jurors drawn Dec 21 1906 for Court of Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Terminer to be held at Gettysburg Adams County. Names include Arthur Win farmer Tyrone Twp Joseph Barver laborer New Oxford bor Edward J Bucher clerk Franklin Charles Cleaver farmer Cumberland Irwin Baraugh laborer Mount Pleasant Twp etc. Additional jurors: Hoover John I East Berlin bor Lott William U Gettysburg bor 3rd ward Lann John M Franklin Twp Miner Alam O East Berlin Bor Miller Vo W Berwick Bor Noel Win Blacksmith Mount Pleasant Twp Nell Win Mount Pleasant Twp Neidich AM D Reading Twp Ridinger SD Mason Gettysburg Bor 3rd wd Buta Wim H Huntington Twp Shull Joan A Franklin Twp Amos Smith Reading Twp Timmins George W McSherrystown 2nd wd Trowell VU W Gettysburg 2nd wd.
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Court of Oyer and
Gettysburg
County of
Adams
A. O
Arthur
Win
Tyrone Township
Barver
Joseph
New Oxford
Bor
Brough
D. A
Latimore Township
Bucher
Eadward J
Franklin
Cleaver
Charles
Farmer
Cumberland Barbaugh
Irw
Mountpleasant
Eckenrone
VU. E
W. Fiecx
Joan E
Butler Township
Qurretson
Frank
Menallen Township
Hoover
John I
East Berlin
Lott
Wm. U
3Rd
Lann
Junn M
Miller
Franklin Township
Miner
Alam O
Berwick
Noel
Win. A
Nell
Mountpleasant Township
Neidich
AM. D
Reading Township
Ridinger
Mason
Buta
Wim. H
Huntington Township
Shull
Joan A
Smith
Amos
Chas Jon Keeper
Timmins
George W
Merchant
McSherrystown
Trowell
VU. W
Petit Jurors Drawn for Adams County Court Terms 1907
A list of jurors drawn December 21 1906 for the V Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and Court of Oyer and Terminer to be held at Gettysburg Adams County for January 1907. It includes names and occupations such as Bucher L J farmer Cumberland township Brown David Fairfield borough Busuman Sumel farmer Franklin township and many others. Jurors may serve two weeks if needed and also serve in a Court of Common Pleas on the fourth Monday in January 1907.
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Busuman
Sumel
Franklin Township
Bauer
J. Ross
Freedom Township
Ovjnus
James A
Littlestown
Culp
Peter
Cooper
Gettysburg
Zod W. Drais
Frankho
Highland Township
Dewidorit
Adam
Frankno
Devine
James J
Conawago
Dull
Burs D
Farmer
Menailen
Eppleman
J. Wills
Hulex
Wm N
Buckster
Mt. Pleasant
Masireil
Eas
Reading Houck
Hairy
Cyrone Jensins
Joseph
Cigermaaker
Conewago Kane
J. Andrew
Frankis Leonard
McSuercrystown
Lab
Myers
Jono L
Hamilton
Mersinger
W.A
Germany
Muprvian
J. A
Harmiltenbaa Mebermad
J.A
Menaiien
Clarence A
Huckster
New Oxford
Ruuh
Reuben T
Carpenter
Bigierville
Buntier
Henry E
Conewago
Bentver Jacob C
Cumberland
Biurer
Guo
Brear
James
Mt. Jay
Bee W
Pialmaguul
Genysburg
Thomas
Joseph D
Bendersville
Winauad
Walker
Farner
Lavinore
Weller
E. L
Hauiliton Bie
Harry N . Farmer
Mountplessant
Wolf
Gen. d
Oxford
Yone
J. Alien
Teacher
Haiilton
Iron Office Printing Descriptions Executed
An official note records the printing of every description at the Iron office and confirms Matis sanction was guaranteed.
Wife Should Have Own Home In Desertion Case
In Carnegie near Pittsburg a desertion case concluded with Judge Evans ruling that a wife cannot be forced to live with her mother in law. Mrs. George H. Smith testified she was compelled to reside with her husband's mother since marriage. The court ordered Smith to pay his wife $4 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Smith
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Evans
Smith
Patrick Leaves Death House for Sing Sing Reform
Albert T. Patrick, convicted of murder, is commuted and moved from the death house to the main Sing Sing prison. He will work in carpentry and face standard prison rules with reduced visits by his wife, simplified meals, and limited reading material.
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Ossining
N. Y
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Sing Sing
Patrick
Italian Man Murdered in Minotola Woods Ambush Kills Pair
John Buglio aged 35 was stabbed to death in Minotola New Jersey while being lured from his home by unseen assailants. Constable Joseph Laboria was shot in the leg and arm while en route to his house from a wool shed, narrowly escaping assassination. Authorities attribute the crime to the Black Hand with no clues yet.
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Minotola
N. J
Atlantic City
John Buglio
Joseph Laboria
Buglio
Morgan Gives $600,000 Mansion as Christmas Gift
New York news reports J Pierpont Morgan Sr. presented his son J Pierpont Morgan Jr. with a mansion valued at $600,000. The Isaac Mr Phelps house at Madison Avenue and 37th Street was purchased for $600,000 on December 24, 1904, with deeds listing both Morgans as John P. in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Isaac Mr. Phelps
Madison Avenue
37Th Street
Mr. Morgan
Morgans
John P
J. Pierpont
Divorce Granted Over Bath Neglect Claim in Seattle
In Seattle on December 24 Judge Frater granted a divorce to Mary Fredricksen from Christian Fredericksen after noting he had not bathed for three years, a ground considered sufficient for dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Christian Fredericksen
Lynching of Henry Davis in Annapolis Stuns City
A mob of 25 to 30 broke into the Annapolis jail, dragged Henry Davis from custody, and hanged him at a College Creek site after he confessed to assaulting Mrs. Reid, a white woman. Deputies and guards offered little resistance as the crowd shouted vengeance and fired rifles. Davis previously served a term for a similar crime.
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Annapolis
Henry Davis
John Reid
Igleharts Station
Davis
Chambers
College Creek
Calvert Street
St. John’s College
Annapolitans
Reid
Reuben L. Smallwood
Smallwood
George Taylor
James C. Crouse
Frank Marcellus
Tie
Ten Killed in Wreck at Enderlin North Dakota
Ten persons are dead and at least 25 injured after a head on collision between a passenger engine and a switch engine near Enderlin North Dakota. Six others are fatally hurt as crews fight spreading flames and rescue passengers trapped beneath wreckage.
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Enderlin
N. D. St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
N. D
Vast 1906 U S Farm Crop Totals Revealed
The crop reporting board of the Bureau of Statistics announces final 1906 production and values. Corn totals approach 3,000,000,000 bushels while wheat nears 735,000,000 bushels. Washington reports full figures from the department of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
The
Department of Agriculture
United States
Alleged Murderer Transferred to Maryland for Trial
Charles Mason, colored, charged with the murder of William Duffy a contractor at Dorsey s Run Maryland in May last was taken to Ellicott City Maryland. Mason was arrested at Otisville near there where he had found work in the Erie railroad tunnel.
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Maryland
Middletown
N. Y
Charles Mason
William Duffy
Dorsey's Run
Ellicott City
Mason
Otisville
Murder Over Four Cents Ends In Cadence Of Death
In Chicago Nebraska on Nec 24 William Woodrich killed his wife over four cents missing a nickel and then killed himself. The crime occurred in a bedroom adjoined to the kitchen where two daughters watched. The husband sought the nickel to buy beer. after the wife offered four pennies he knocked them away and fired two shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nec
William Woodrich
Poisoned by Infant Son Three-Year-Old Puts Tablets in Mother's Drink
In Roanoke Virginia on December 24 Mrs Kate Obenchain died after unknowingly drinking antiseptic tablets dissolved in water. Her 3 year old son dropped the pills into the glass while she briefly left the room. The incident follows a string of tragic accidents and a separate Pittsburgh explosion that burned four people.
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Roanoke
Kate Ohbenchain
J. & Obenchain
Norfolk & Western
Pittsburg
John Carvel
Washington
Frank
John
Joseph
Anthony Belaski
Austin
Mich
Altoona
Edward Ellis
Shelby Steel Mills
Hilwood City
Frazer House
Bay City
Yankton
3. D
Mra
James G. Blaine
Secretari
Looted Salvation Army Barracks In Scranton
Thieves broke into the Salvation Army barracks on Price street and stole flour groceries quilts toys and candies intended for the city poor. A large wagon was needed to haul away the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Salvation Army
Price Street
Entombed worker survives 15 days in Bakersfield tunnel
Lindsay B. Hicks, trapped beneath a fallen drift with five others near Bakersfield, emerges after more than two weeks. He narrates the ordeal through a pipe as rescuers pour milk, while doctors and miners lift him from the rubble to safety. Hicks helps clear the way to the opening amid cheers and tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
Lindsay B. Hicks
Hicks
Debrig
Stinchfield
Edison Power Company
Flicks
Senate approves Alford Cooley for assistant attorney general
A condensed roundup of early 20th century notices reports the Senate confirming Alford W. Cooley of New York as assistant attorney general. Other items include guilty plea in a California murder case, transport and mine accidents, fires, hangings, and a 106th birthday celebration presidents or officials involved.
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Senate
Alford W. Cooley
New York
Louis Dabner
San Francisco
M. Munakata
Pennsylvania Limited
Canton
Roosevelt
New York Board of Trade
Washington
Sarah Albright
Lancaster
Will of ex Senator Brown denies ties to Mrs Bradley
Salt Lake City December 22 and the will of former United States Senator Arthur Brown is read posthumously. The document denies any relations with Mrs Bradley who shot him in Washington and outlines retaliation through his testament.
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Mr. Brown
Raleigh
Washington
Anna M. Bradley
Alice Brown
Max Brown
Brown
Bradley
Salt Lake City
United States
Arthur Brown
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Jacob Seemann
Madison
Wisconsin
Beal
DEATH
Philadelphia
Charles Prigge
Prigge
Whee’s News
Thomas Plater
Tennessee
Nashville
Wheeling
W. Va
James Thomas
Devies & Thomas Company
Wahnetah Silk Company
Catasauqua
Joseph Velga
C. N. Powers
Olyphant
George A. Marden
Boston
National Wire Corporation
New Haven
Conn
Will
Drew Upton
Madisonville
Tenn
Richard Johnson
General Electric Works
Schenectady
Elizabeth Stalker
Williamsburg
Curtis Jett
James Cockrell
Jackson
Oscar Unglaub
Modoc Soap Company
Chester
Windber
Tracy Crist
Oenes
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