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Local deaths and injuries reported across towns
Abner Heller of Buyerstown suffers gangrene and critical condition after a hand injury. William P. Miller of Church Town dies after a fall at milking. Thomas Ruch in Northampton sustains severe facial injuries from a horse kick. Mervin Stump of Altoona, 14, fatally hurt coasting into a trolley car. Nathaniel G. Meads of Red Lion fined 500 dollars and jailed for counterfeit labels. Inquests total 21 for various deaths. 40 more bodies viewed by coroner Dr. Grove in nine months of 1907. George Wynne of Joanna gravely ill from hiccups. Gottloib Bratz, 85, found frozen near Germania. Miss Lizzie Martin, 18, Red Lion, invents a nail pen from a growing nail. Paul Johnson, 7, Calvert, near Oxford, fatally stabbed by scissors thrown by his sister. L. D. Livingston and Philip Corbin frozen and injured in sleigh trip. Corbin may lose extremities, Livingston missing and later found dead. Edward Mauger, 35, Pottsville, dies after eight weeks of intestinal illness. his wife left Philadelphia and children left to depend on funeral director. Frank Fehr of Emmaus dies after prolonged inability to swallow. artificial nourishment failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Heller
Buyerstown
William P. Miller
Churchtown
Thomas Ruch
Northampton
Mervin Stump
Altoona
Nathaniel G. Meads
Red Lion
York Friday
Meads
A M. Grove
York County
George Wynne
Joanna
Gottloib Bratz
Indian Creek
Germania
Pottsville
Edward Mauger
Philadelphia
Harvey C. Wilson
Hazleton Dog Attack Sends Six Children to Pasteur Institute
A mad dog caused chaos near Hazleton on Sunday, injuring six children aged 1 to 15 before being shot. All victims were sent to the Pasteur Institute for treatment. In a separate report, Levi Green and wife found their infant Viola dead in the crib Friday morning. coroner ruled bronchitis with Coryza contributing and suffocation during sleep as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Pasteur Institute
Levi Green
Viola
Lost Gettysburg woman found after hours of search in York
Mrs. Frank Dellinger of Gettysburg was separated from her husband on Market and Beaver streets. A townwide search led by Constable Kuh and Chief Lose located her at the M. O. C. station after more than an hour. she had waited for her husband who intended a Lancaster trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhl
Frank Dellinger
Gettysburg
Dellinger
Lancaster
Wrightsville
Market
Beaver Streets
Centre Square
Northern Central
Ruth
Chief Lose
Ruh
Kuh
M. OC
York Dispatch
York man sentenced for first degree murder in trolley line case
Richard McK Wayne, 28, of Charlotte N C, found guilty of first degree murder in the October 14 killing of Warren Peterson at Jacob's Mills. Both men were Black Philadelphia contractor workers on an 18 mile York Hanover trolley line project. Wayne showed emotion as verdict read. accomplice Fletcher Venable freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Richard McK. Wayne
Warren Peterson
Jacob's Mills
Wayne
Charlotte
N. C
Philadelphia
Hanover
Fletcher Venable
Tuberculosis Threatens York County Cattle Health
York January reports warn tubercular cattle threaten city health as Dr. Graybill and Dr. Lehman urge urgent inspections and stronger measures to eradicate TB. They blame limited funds and lax precautions for the spread and potential public health jeopardy. A separate note says trolley conductor Chester Folks was shot in the back due to careless rifle handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
York County
G. N. Graybill
P. A. Lehman
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Graybill
Klingel
New Oxford
C. A. Blocnerr
Center Square
Gettysburg
Chester Folks
Wrightsville
Press Offer Bundles Cook Book with Paper Subscriptions
The Philadelphia Press one year and The White House Cook Book are offered together for 3.50. The cook book is enameled cloth bound, nearly 600 pages, illustrated, durable and handsome. Delivery to your house included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
White House
Daily Press
New Discovery Heals Severe Lung Trouble and Cures Cough
A Kershaw South Carolina businessman recalls an eleven year old escape from consumption. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with restoring weight from 185 to 170 pounds after six months of use. The Cumberland county bounty note and Fort Madison overseer quote praise the medicine as a reliable laxative and healing remedy.
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Cunrep
C. O Floyd
Kershaw
S. C
Dr King
Ep. T. Auker’s
Duc
Tug Rient
Aug. Sherpe
Fort Madison
King
Ep. T. Auuker
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H. J. Smith
Miss Lizzie Martin
Miss Martin
Paul Johnson
Elmer Johnson
Calvert
Oxford
Paul
L. D. Livingston
Alderheim
Philip Corbin
Mill Creek
Corbin
Ellis Iddings
Livingston
Frank Fehr
Emaus
Fehr
Harrisburg Auto School
Third & Hamilton Sts
Care
Harrisburg Automobile Company
Harrisburg
J. L. Sheetz
Ayer
Aver
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Masa
D. Calvin Rudisill
Mountjoy Township
George E. Spangler
Jacob G. Slonaker
Harry M. Keller
Franklin Township
Frank M. Thomas
Straban Township
E. P. Sponseller
Mountpleasant Township
E. L. Eckert
Oxford Township
Register and Recorder, Co
L. Bubb
Hamilton Township
Register and Recorder
Jacob A. Appler
Z. H. Cashman
New Oxford Borough
H. F. Philips
Tyrone Township
N. B. Sprenkle
East Berlin
J. Andrew Kane
Jacob F. Thomas
J. F. Rider
Cumberland Township
Isaac C. Thomas
J. Edward Reiling
Cumberland
C H. Wilson
B. Frank Gise
UW. Weaver Gon
Weaver &Son
Gettysburg, Pa
G. W. Weaver & Son
A. D. S. Rheumatic Remedy
American Druggists Syndicate
ED. T. Auker
Representative
Deatrick Bros
Undertakers
New Oxford, Pa
Talling
New Oxford Exchange
Cumberland County
Hiram Kuntz
Wilkesbarre
Amelia Yingling
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