Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Fast Neuralgia Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia with claims of fast soothing nerve relief and no habit forming effects. Testimonials from URS. W. H. Burkett of Macon Georgia praise the remedy and endorse its safety and effectiveness. The ad notes druggists stock the pills and offer a guarantee with first package benefit or return of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Burkett
Macon
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Local residents visit relatives across towns and cities
Mr. William Rinehart of Chambersburg and John Rinehart of South Bend Indiana visit their parents near town. William Jacobs of New York visits his brother Chase Jacobs in Carlisle street, with Jacobs' mother from East Berlin. Others include Miss Mary Sadler of Qualityville with Mrs Eyler near Emmitsburg, and Mr. Irvin Ruff of Philadelphia visiting his parents. Several Philadelphia and Harrisburg residents spend time with families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rinehart
Chambersburg
Henry Rinehart
John Rinehart
South Bend
Ind
William Jacobs
New York City
Butcher Chase Jacobs
Carlisle Street
Jacobs
East Berlin
Mary Sadler
Qualityville
Wm. Eyler
Emmitsburg
Eyler
J. A. Sadler
Irvin Ruff
Philadelphia
D. Ruff
Philadelphia St
Edward Diehl
C. A. Rardon
Indianapolis
Lillie Gouchenour
York
J. W. Winand
West High Street
Laura Winand
Walter Winand
Bermudian
Samuel Mackley
Clayton
Harrisburg
Adams
Gettysburg
John Wolf
Charles Young
John Abel
Johnstown
Marie McDonald
Emma Kuhn
Pitt Street
Vernie Smith
Brother Willie
Iva Hummer
Wm. Gilbert
Made Narrow Escape in Storm Struck Hanover Crossing
H F Bowman of Fulton street narrowly escaped disaster when a bridge over hil creek collapsed during a flood. Despite warnings from nearby residents the driver crossed, the timbers gave way, and Bowman returned home via Sinsheim. This episode follows a day spent at his farm near Pentland Porter's Siding.
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Hanover
H. F. Bowman
Fulton Street
Pentland
Porter’s Siding
Hil Creek
Mr. Bowman
Hymenial Unions in York and Latimore Township
Norman Zech and Rosetta Britcher of York wed in the M E church after a delayed ceremony caused by unavailable ministers. They traveled from Mount pleasant township and were guided by Charles Bollinger to the church where Rev W W Hartman performed the rite. Also July 17 Geo Heller and Cora Gardner of Latimore township united in marriage at Dillsburg by Rev I W Trostle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Zech
Rosetta Britcher
York
M. KE
This Place
W. W. Hartman
Charles Bollinger
Mount
Pleasant Township
Dillsburg
I. W. Trostle
Geo. Heller
Cora Gardner
Latimore Township
Fire destroys cigar shop and stables at Pleasant Hill
About midnight Monday the cigar shop and adjoining barn and outbuildings on the premises of John A Sterner at Pleasant Hill near Hanover were totally destroyed. Milton Sterner’s new cigar shop was damaged as well. Officials suspect an overheated stove caused the factory blaze. The one story building held about 100000 cigars and a large quantity of leaf tobacco along with the factory contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sterner
Pleasant Hill
Hanover
Sterner
Milton Sterner
John Sterner
Noted physician and revenue officer dies in York at 65
Obituary notes B F Thomas formerly a physician and revenue officer died at his daughter’s residence in York aged 65. A separate ad mentions Ladies' Muslin Underwear offered below wholesale, and a duck farm record reports 50,420 eggs laid and 14,000 ducklings hatched since December 1 at Rev D B Mentzer's farm near Midvale at the foot of South Mountain. Also an ad for Plaid Wool Batiste at 2 cents by Wentz Buos. & Frey of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Thomas
F. W. Newman
York
Weaver Bros. & Frey
Hanover
D. B. Mentzer
Midvale
South Mountain
Duc
Wentz Buos. & Frey
Balto. St
Notices of Administered Estates in Adams County Court
Orphans Court of Adams County Pa will hear confirmation of many first and final accounts on August 24 1908 at 10 30 a m. Executors and administrators across multiple townships and boroughs list estates including Denoof Warren Roland Marshall Gardner Crum Minter Tro stle Orndorff Harger Hartley and Buehler with estate details and real estate sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Emanuel Dehoof
John A. Dehoof
Tobias Denoof
Germany Township
G. W. Koser
Wm. Warren
Menallen Township
Edward J Roland
C.t.a
Josephus
Roland
Hamilton Township
W. O Rogers
June Marshall
Fareid
Cyrus G. Beales
Charles J. Griest
Elizabeth Gardner
Latimore Township
Daniel Komas
Fannie Crum
Butler Township
Geo. W Minter
Lizzie A. Minter
Adam W. Minter
Franklin Township
Wm. A. Trostle
Mary ‘Trostie
East Berlin
Adams Counts
Joseph Orndorff
David H. Orndorff
Liberty Township
John W. Coulson
Elizabeth Harger
Cumberland Township
Dee
Howard O. Hartley
Anna A. Hartley
Gettysburg
Beatty H. Buehler
Harry F. Buehler
Said County
Shipwrecked Party Rescued Off Bee Harbor NJ
A party of four girls and five young men were stranded after their steam launch ran aground on a sand bar in Bee Harbor bay. Captain Rider of the St. Albans-by-the-Sea lighthouse aided their rescue after three hours of frantic efforts and signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egg Harbor
N. J
Bee Harbor Bay
Rider
St. Albans-by-the-Sea
Drowned in Oswego River After Boat Accident
In Oswego New York on July 28 two young women Miss Theresa Parker of Oswego and Miss Millie Sutton of Newark New Jersey died when a motor boat with seven people aboard lurched in a swift current. The steersman made a sharp turn causing steering gear failure and the craft veered, tossing Parker and Sutton overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
N. Y
Theresa Parker
Millie Sutton
Newark
N. J
Oswegon
Miss Parker
Miss Sutton
Fifteen Year Old Husband Dies by His Own Hand
Leonard Hall fifteen the son of Wilder Hall a Baptist preacher at Hillard Kentucky shot himself in his father’s home dying from a shotgun wound He had married Rhoda Profit twelve two months earlier the marriage unhappy he and his young wife were schoolmates in Ky death reported July 28 by sergeant.
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Sergeant
Leonard Hall
Wilder Joseph Hall
Hillard
Rhoda Profit
Mark Long
Philadelphia
Stetzer
Yeadon
Chester
Harry E. Hayes
W. J. Hayes & Son
Cleveland
New Jersey
Charles W. Rank
Maria Ross
Lake Bluff
Henry Ebhard
Gordon
George Shartzer
Harrisburg
Joe Smith
Frank Specce
Adlair &. Stevenson
United States
Illinois
Bethel Politician Robbed of $3000 in Laurel Bank Heist
Harvey Spicer a Bethel politician and fruit broker had $3000 in currency stolen from the Sussex Trust Bank in Laurel as he prepared to deposit it on a Saturday. Three suspected black men fled after a wallet with cash and papers disappeared within minutes. The wallet and some money were later found in a nearby cornfield.
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Laurel
Del
Harvey Spicer
Bethel
Sussex Trust Company
Spicer
Officials Silent On Strange Theft At Bank
Philadelphia July 28 Officials at the Tradesmen National Bank 324 Chestnut street refuse to discuss the disappearance of a large sum from the counting room last Thursday. The amount reportedly 15000 dollars remains a mystery as detectives review the case and staff stay silent.
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Philadelphia
Tradesmen’s National Bank
Chestnut Street
No clues yet in ongoing case investigation
At work on the case, investigators report no clues found so far. The inquiry continues as officers process leads and seek statements from potential witnesses.
Negro Stabs Two Policemen in Philadelphia Fight
In the Rittenhouse Square area a crowd sees William Jackson, a powerful negro, stab Officers John Murray and Morris Selman during a confrontation at a band concert. Murray is fatally wounded with chest wounds and both officers are injured as Jackson is captured after a beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Murray
Morris Selman
Rittenhouse Square
William Jackson
Jackson
Selman
Murray
Viennese Murderer Confesses to Killing His Aunt in New Jersey
August Eberhard, who admits to murdering his aunt Mrs Ottillice Eberhard near New Jersey, says he killed for money to marry a New York girl. He led detectives to a tree near Little Falls and buried the $2500 he stole, while leaving a trace in his aunt’s waist. The case includes plans to bring his fiancée to Hackensack to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Eberhard
Ottillice Eberhard
New Jersey
Paterson
N. J
Hackensack
Eberhard
New York
Ottillia Eberhard
Little Falls
Oil Trust Rebates Case Reversed In High Court
United States circuit court of appeals in Chicago overturns Landis district ruling fining Standard Oil Indiana 29 240 000. Court holds carloads are not separate offenses though 1 462 counts at 20 000 each. Government may seek rehearing within 30 days. total rebates alleged around 223 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Whiting
Ind
East St. Louis
Ill
Landis
Court of Appeals
Death of Bishop Potter at Cooperstown home
Henry Codman Potter seventh Protestant Episcopal bishop of the diocese of New York died at Fernleigh Cooperstown N Y after several weeks illness He was seventy four years old Death due to embolism of the right leg following long liver and stomach trouble End came after a severe relapse Monday and gradual decline with oxygen given as he sank into unconsciousness.
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Potter
Henry Codman Potter
Diocese of
New York
Fernleigh
Cooperstown
N. Y
Quarrel Ends in Double Shooting Near Johnstown Pa
Chester Gibson, 19, crippled, killed Frank Paddaux 28 and wounded Bert Bland 20 at Want-Y-Glo after a dispute over sandwiches. Gibson claimed memory loss. Paddaux died attempting to seize the revolver as Bland was fatally hurt near Ebensburg jail. Local constable Bland arrested Gibson.
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Frank Paddaux
Bert Bland
Want- Y-Glo
Johnstown
Chester Gibson
Ebensburg
Paddaux
Gibson
Bland
Coal mine death rocks Scranton miners in tragedy
Condensed items report Sam el Edmerson and Michael Cole bar miners crushed to death by rock fall in a Scranton coal mine. Other events include New York free labor bureau sending over 1300 field laborers to rural districts, and various accidents and political notes from July 22 to July 28 1896.
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Sam’‘el Edmerson
Michael Colebar
Scranton
Free Labor Bureau of New York
John Gustav Dahlstert
Merion
Philadelphia
Andrew S. McSwigan
Duquesne Garden
Traction Company Parks
Pittsburg
Market Quotations Readable From Baltimore Wheat Prices
Market quotations show firmer cash wheat with No 2 spot around 98 percent and No 2 steamer near 92 percent. Oats mixed with varied bids across white and No 2 grades. butter prices range from creamery extras to prints. eggs hold steady across Maryland Penna Virginia and West Virginia at about 17 to 18 cents.
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Baltimore
Southern
Céi
Maryland
Penna
Virginia
West Virginia
Live Stock Prices From Pittsburg Union Stock Yards
Cattle slow with quoted classes at 6.30 to 6.35 for prime, 6.5 for choice. Sheep slow lambs and wethers steady to 4.65 at top, culls 2 to 3. Calves 7.50. Hogs slow and lower with prime heavies around 6.80 to 6.85, mediums heavy 6.50 to 6.15, pigs 5 to 6.
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Pittsburg
Union
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Bernie Mumma
David Mumma
Charles F. Sheely
Mountpleasant Township
New Oxford
Bonneauville
Joseph H. Sheely
Adm'r
Angeline Shanebrook
Mountpleasant
H. J. Sneeringer
Peter K. Smith
S. M. Smith
Drs. Sheetz & Seaks
J. L. Sheetz
Geo. H. Seaks
Grain & Produce
Hanover Street
Z. H. Cashman
Cashman
Hanover Produce Co
Wentz Bros. & Frey
John W. Fraim
Center Mills
John W. Wierman
Maud
Wierman
York Springs
Lane
Ames
Joan S. Weaver
John Rose
Zion’s View
York County
Albert
Ira Snyder
Wrightsville Country Club
Henry Birnstock
Wm. Hummer
Blocher
Wilson
Altoona
Co. E Sth
Charles McMaster
Korn
St. Paul Reformed Church
Cove
W. Va
Emma Miller
Oxford Township
F. Brande MacCarthy
J. G. Stocker
Hanover Bottling Works
Abbottstown Street
R. A. Myers
Geo. N. Lauffer
West High Stret
W. A. Vincent
Pittsylvania County
Bryan
Albert Probisen
Boni Doe Castellane
Paris
Princess de Sagan
John Q. Shortall
American Humane Association
Winnetka
Thomas Automobile
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Berlin
James F. Meline
Washington
Arthur W. Kraft
Pearl Laval Kraft
Louisville, Ky
Phillip Hans, Jr
First National Bank
Friendly
Julia
Mary Close
Loncaster
Pleasantville
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