Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Heart Relief
A testimonial from Mrs Mary C Hash sher of Sullivan Missouri claims Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthened her heart nerves and muscles after severe breathlessness chest pain and anxiety. The ad notes doctors failed but the remedy improved her condition and offers a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Mary C. Hahsher
Sullivan, Mo
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Dissolution Notice of Fair & Cashman Firm in New Oxford
The co partnership under the firm name Fair & Cashman in the grocery and store business at New Oxford Pa has been dissolved this January 6 1908 by mutual consent Hayes B Fair J A Cashman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair & Cashman
New Oxford
Hayes B. Fair
J. A. Cashman
Lumber and timber sale on Jesse Broadbeck farm near Hampton
On February 7 1908 a sale at the Broadbeck farm near Hampton offers 60000 feet oak boards plank and scantling 4000 feet of various 2x4 3x4 and 4x4 lengths up to 16 feet 90 cords oak and hickory slab wood 40 cords of hickory 12 inch lengths 50 acres of uncut tops standing timber and related lots. Purchasers may pay on eight months credit with notes and approved security. Cash under 85. Lumber cannot be removed until sale ends. Clerks Miller J M Caldwell auctioned by Musselman P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Broadbeck
Gable
Hampton
N. H. Musselman
P M. Miller
Dentist R Snyder of New Oxford Promises Guaranteed Work
D Wm R Snyder, dentist, operates from Carlisle Street in New Oxford Pennsylvania offering neatly done dental work with guarantee. Local office advertises reliable service for residents seeking dental care in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Street
New Oxford
Special election on road taxation in Union township
Citizens petition leads to a special election on February 18 1908 to decide taxation for funding public roads and abolishing the work tax. Other items include real estate sale confirmations and guardianship payments in Adams county notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township
Catharine Baker
Mt. Joy Township
Daisy McGrail
Daisy Conley
Topeka
Kansas
Belfora Heller
Bendersville
J. L. Butt
Clinton Crouse
Lewis Crouse
Butler Township
John E. Plank
Tyrone Township
Orphan’s Court
Alice S. Frock
John D. Frock
Wm McSherry
Norman Swope Heindel
Adams County
George M. Helman
John Kimple
Alice J. Schlosser
Aaron J. Schlosser
Arendtsville
Vincent Weaver
Wm_ Biggs
Washington and
High Streets
Gettysburg
Basil Biggs
Boy Shoots Sister in Accidental Household Incident
James Toomey ten and Hat Toomey twelve were playing with a revolver when it discharged striking his sister near the heart. Medical men located the bullet. she remains in precarious condition as the boys' alarmed parents console them. The sister said the shooting was accidental and the boy is sorry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
James
Hattie Toomey
Four Children Drown Skating on Reservoir Ice
Four children drowned at noon in Cora near Indiana Pennsylvania when skating on a reservoir at the Wharton Coal and Coke ovens. They and five companions broke through one inch ice on the dam. about fifteen square feet of ice sank, and the children disappeared before bodies were recovered an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wharton Coal and Coke Company
Cora
Tragic Accidents Reported in York County and Hagerstown
Emanuel Klinedinst collapsed and died while cutting a tree on his son’s farm near Gladfelter’s Station in York County. Harry C Kepner of Hagerstown, a Western Maryland track walker, was fatally struck by a train near Antietam Paper Mills between 5 and 6 am. he was 42 and survived by a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Klinedinst
Gladfelter
York County
Harry C. Kepner
Hagerstown
Maryland
Antietam
Hepner
Public Sale Notice in Straban Township Gettysburg Road
Public sale on Thursday February 13 1908 on the Gettysburg road midway between New Chester and Hunterstown near the Pines Church. Items include 5 horses 14 cattle 26 hogs and farming tools with 11 months credit on sums of 5 and up or 4 percent off for cash. Sale starts at 12 o'clock with James Millhimes as organizer and J B Crist clerk of audit and R M Stratey as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straban Township
Gettysburg Road
New Chester
Hunterstown
Pines Church
Durham
Oliver
Brazil Uncovers Anarchist Plot Aimed at American Fleet
Rio de Janeiro police say an anarchist network centered on Rio and Petropolis with branches in Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais planned to damage ships of the American fleet. Jean Fedder is named as chief conspirator. authorities pursue him to Sao Paulo as vigilance is heightened nationwide.
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Rio Janeiro
Petropolis
Sao Paulo
Minas Geraes
Jean Fedder
Fedher
Fedder
Washington
Paris
France
Germany
Minas Gereas
United States
Brazil
Murdered and Robbed Man Found on Baltimore Tracks
The body of John C. McKeown, a Philadelphia glassblower, was found on the Baltimore & Ohio tracks near Rossville Baltimore County. He had two upper body wounds and a clean throat slash, with rest of body mutilated after being run over. police suspect robbery and murder though a coroner’s jury labeled it accidental death. A dust shower at sea near Progreso reported by the steamer Monterey described a white floury powder that stuck when it landed, differing from volcanic dust.
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Baltimore
John C. McKeown
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Rossville
Baltimore County
McKeown
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Monterey
Vera Cruz
Havana
Progreso
Funeral Fears and Fires Mark Fire Victims Toll
In Boyertown and Dixcourt two disasters unfold as funerals for the Rhoads Opera House victims draw tens of thousands while a factory fire at Imperial Knitting harms eighty five workers on the third floor. Authorities identify a body found in a case of mistaken identity and describe a controversial burial pattern. The Dixcourt blaze destroys much of the building and leaves $75,000 in losses, largely to the underwear firm.
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Boyertown
Rhoads Opera House
Fairview
Union
Strasser
Rebecca Diamond
Philadelphia
Rose
Frank England
Rose Diamond
Miss Diamond
Imperial Knitting Company
Dixcourt
Underwear
Four Die in Fire at Scranton Knitting Mill
Four girls killed ten seriously injured in a blaze at a Scranton knitting mill. The incident caused widespread panic among workers and potential additional casualties were feared as rescue efforts continued.
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Scranton
Entombed Miners Saved After Forty-Six Days
Three miners A. D. Bailey P. J. Brown and Fred McDonald were rescued from the Giroux mine Alpha shaft after forty six days 1000 feet underground in Ely Nevada. They signaled from below via tapping a water pipe then received food via the same line and a portable telephone to the surface.
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Ely
Nev
Giroux
A. D. Bailey
P. J. Brown
Fred McDonald
Bailey
Arthur
George
Brown
Six Boys Drowned Crossing Thin Ice in New Jersey
Six boys lost their lives in New Jersey after venturing on dangerous ice. In Newark Gustav Hartman ten Louis nine and Leo Smith ten fell through Kirchgessner pond. In Tenafly twins Arthur and Harry Morgan fifteen and Horace Weeks twelve perished on a small pond. Two collie dogs barked by the bank and two hats afloat signaled the tragedy. The dogs belonged to the Morgan boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
Newark
Gustav Hartman
Louis
Leo Smith
Kirchgessner
Arthur
Harry Morgan
Horace Weeks
Tenafly
Morgan Boys
Pump House Blown Up At Fernwood Colliery Near Wilkes-Barre
The pump house at Fernwood colliery near Yatesville owned by Hillside Coal and Iron was destroyed by dynamite. No one was on duty. officials and state constabulary suspect Black Hand involvement. Washery idle for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes: Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Fernwood
Yatesville
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
QuinTuple murder reported at Mosby ranch
Sheriff Harris received word of a quadruple murder at a Mosby area ranch. A woman named Slater and her four children, oldest a girl of eighteen, were killed in their home and attempts were made to destroy evidence by burning the building. Neighbors found the bodies among the ruins.
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Lewistown
Mont
Harris
Mosby
Slater
Week's News Condensed Biweekly Chronicle Highlights
A compact digest notes varied items from January by region. Savannah Ga hanged for murder of his wife. Wapwallet Pa powder plant fire. editors Schuler and Fisler die in Pa. lumber firm repalver Chapman in Parkersburg. Lehigh Valley watch of Lafayette treasurer Fisler found dead. New Brunswick railroad deaths. Miami Univ dorm fire. Illinois heiress Lydia Bradley dies. Brill Co invited to bid in St. Petersburg. Easton Pa railroad time cut. Charlotte NC hanged black suspect. mine explosions kill Luckonen and injure Koski. Bridgeton killer Maddox to die. Holyoke Mills restart. Scranton boy Carlucci killed by car. New Canaan post office burglary. New York clearing house withdrawals. Bethlehem woman hanged self. Coffeyville fire loss. Rosenbaum dies. Betsy Bennett dies. Reading Pa inmate Venatio Fabrazio jailed.
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Wl Crogers
Savannah
Dupont Powder Company
Wapwallet
Wilkes Barre
Henry A. Schuler
Pennsylvania German
Allentown Welt Bote
Friedens Bote
Allentown
John H. Chapman
R. M. Smith & Company Wholesale
Parkersburg
W. Va
Samuel Fisler
Lafayette College
College Hill
Easton
Ira B. Stetson
Liverpool
Albert &. Donovan
New Rochelle
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Brunswick
N. J
Hepburn
Miami University
Oxford
Lydia K. Bradley
Illinois
Peoria
Ill
J. G. Brill Company
Car Builders
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Arthur Chapman
Doylestown
Pennsylvania State Board of Game Commissioners
Stuart
Frank G. Harris
Jehigh Valley
George Kenney
Charlotte
H. G. Stella
Winona
Hancock Midh
Henry Luckonen
John Koski
Gilbert Maddox
James E. Camm
South Jersey
Bridgeton
American Writing Paper Company
Holyoke
Mass
Frank Carlucci
Scranton
New Canaan
Benjamin Leibert
Bethlehem
Sunflower Glass Company
Coffeyville
Kan
Max Rosenbaum
Pittsburg
Betsy Bennett
Obeju
Sandusky
Venatio Fabrazio
Reading
Eastern Penitentiary
Prices on Wheat Corn and Butter in Baltimore Market
The latest closing prices show wheat No 2 at 1.05 percent and steamer No 2 at 0.99 percent. Corn steady with mixed spot 65 percent to 65 1/4 cents, oats steady with several grades listed. Butter firm at 30 3/4 to 31 cents, eggs lower across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia per dozen.
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Baltimore
Southern
Boyce
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virgina
West Virginia
Live Stock Market Report From Pittsburg Yards
Live stock prices at Pittsburg Union Stock Yards show cattle and hogs higher with prime cattle at $5.50 to $5.76 and good prices for prime heavies at $4.50 to $4.55. Sheep and lamb figures advance with prime wethers around $5.40 to $5.60 and lambs at about $5.70. Calves rise to about $7.60.
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Pittsburg
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J. M. Caldwell
R. Snyder
Grain & Produce
Hanover Street
New Ox.ford
Z. H. Cashman
Cashman
Hanover Produce Co
J. R. Hartman
J. L. Sheetz
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hebron Lodge No
St. John’s Day
Hotel Oxford
Hanover
York Springs
Abbottstown
47Tampton
Andrew Jackson McWilliams
Lillie Sindel
John Trone
Arendteville National Bank
East Main and
Gettysburg Streets
Boy
Sister
West End
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