Bethlehem Man Dies From Paralytic Stroke At Door
William Wendell of Bethlehem collapsed entering his home in a paralytic stroke. John Garrett of North Mills, North Carolina credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with healing a long standing sore after trying many treatments. Ep. T. Auker druggist guarantees sale for piles burns and more at 25 cents.
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William Wendell
Bethlehem
Bucklen
John Garrett
North Mills
N. C
Ep. T. Auker
Children Day exercises held at First Lutheran church
Sunday evening events at the First Lutheran church feature a Children's Day program. Banns of matrimony declared at St Mary Church McSherrystown between Harry J. Krichten and Rosa C. Hockensmith. Incident reports include a train accident in Wrightsville and a granary fall in Barlow.
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First Lutheran
St. Mary Church
McSherrystown
Harry J. Krichten
Rosa C. Hockensmith
Brushtown
Children’s Day Services at M7 E Church
Sunday evening services featured recitations and singing by younger scholars, choir and school music with organ and a seven piece orchestra. Rev. Sylvester Burger and wife from Guntur India attended. Mrs Burger, formerly Miss Keith of Gettysburg, spoke on local customs and religion as missionaries.
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Sylvester Burger
Guntur
India
Keith
Gettysburg
Railroad Excursion to Tolchester Beach This Sunday
The W M Railroad Co. will operate an excursion to Tolchester Beach and return on Sunday June 30 starting from Fairfield with stops at all stations to Hampstead. Schedule and fares to be announced.
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W. M. Railroad Co
Tolchester Beach
Fairfield
Hampstead
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertised
An old ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for a gentle laxative effect and mental clarity. It notes a 25 cent price and free samples at Ep T, AuKEn's drug store.
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Tomega
Chamberlain
Ep T
Auken
Princess Anne Hotel in Virginia Beach Burns Down
The famous Princess Anne hotel at Virginia Beach built 25 years ago was destroyed by a fire thought to start in the kitchen from a faulty flue. In two hours the hotel, Norfolk Southern depot, bowling alley, hotel laundry, engine house, Virginia Beach Development office, and front boardwalk were wiped out. One hundred ten people were in the hotel. all escaped except one. Loss estimated at 185000 dollars with 83000 dollars insurance.
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Princess Anne
Virginia Beach
Norfolk, Va
Middle Atlantic Seaboard
Norfolk & Southern Depot
Virginia Beach Development Company
Mexican President Invites Root to Visit Mexico
Ambassador Creel presented an autograph letter from President Diaz inviting Secretary Root to Mexico. Root accepted and will visit Mexico in the latter part of the summer, confirming the trip with Ambassador Creel.
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Washington
Ambassador Creel
Mexico
Root
President Diaz
Diaz
Creel
Two Buildings Blown To Atoms In Dupont Powder Blast
In Gibbstown New Jersey on June 11 two magazines at Dupont Powder works containing 15 to 20 tons of powder each exploded. Both buildings were blown apart but no injuries were reported. The blast was felt for about 20 miles shaking houses and breaking hundreds of windows. Loss estimates were not available.
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Gibbstown
N. J
Dupont Powder Company
Fatal Linemen Fall End A 60 Foot Pole Tragedy
Scranton Pennsylvanians Patrick Mitchell of Pittstown and T F McKeown of Scranton were strapped to the top of a 60 foot pole when it snapped at the base. Mitchell died from a broken neck and McKeown was fatally injured.
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Scranton
Patrick Mitchell
Pittstown
T. F. McKeown
Scranton Electric Company
North Scranton
Mitchell
McKeown
French Schooner La Jalouse Sinks. 28 Drowned Near Barbadoes
A French schooner en route from Cayenne to St Lucia sank 30 miles east of Barbadoes after a squall. Twenty eight passengers died including twelve women and children. The captain and 21 crew survived and remained aboard for 24 hours. No Americans were aboard.
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Barbadoes
Cayenne
St. Lucia
Here
Stabbing in Philadelphia restaurant ends in death
In Philadelphia's Tenderloin district Joseph Klein aged 23 was stabbed through the heart and died in a fight that followed a seating dispute with Joseph Juli and a party of musicians. Samuel Aherowitz 21 was cut on the face. Juli was arrested and jailed on murder charges as several witnesses were detained.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Klein
Samuel Aherowitz
Tenderloin
Joseph Juli
Klein
Juli
Jull
Orchard Sticks to His Story
Boise Idaho June 11 Into the further cross examination of Harry Orchard the defense argued a great conspiracy by enemies of the Western Federation of Miners and traced his tale from the Independence station dynamiting to the San Francisco Bradley attack He denied mine owners or railway men involvement and insisted he acted with others including Pettibone and Simpkins The record also details his confessed 18 murders including Steunenberg and his plans to kill several officials and a child All this amid testimony on faulty fixtures and a $300 000 valuation for equipment Sanderson profited from state contracts
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Willan D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Independence
Colorado
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Thei
McPartland
Haywood
Moyer and Pettibone
Moyer
Gregory
Bradley
Crow
Pettibone
Pat Bone
Independence Station
Portland
Richardson
Steunenberg
Jack Simpkins
Peabody
Goodard
Judge Gabbert
Sherman Bell
Dave Moffat
Frank Flerne
Caldwell
Simpkins
Saratoga
Guatemala President Cabrera Reported Assassinated
A private dispatch from Mexico City on June 10 reports that Guatemala President Cabrera was assassinated, but the news cannot be confirmed.
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Guatemala
Mexico City
Cabrera
Fraud in Capitol Work Fome Experts Say Loaded Fixtures
Harrisburg June 8 the capitol investigation commission examined lighting fixtures in the attic to show how John H Sanderson of Philadelphia supplied $2 000 000 worth of fixtures to the state by loading them with scrap after hearing bankers and expert reports on the Capitol furnishings case
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Nos
Sanderson
Harrisburg
Capitol
Capitol Investigation Commission
John H. Sanderson
Philadelphia
Fatally Burned on Car Ride Injures Margaret Chance
In Philadelphia on June 10 Margaret Chance an 18 year old wearing a light summer dress caught fire on an open trolley car. The flames burned from waist to feet as passengers aided her with coats and wraps before she was taken to a hospital with slim chances of recovery. A cigarette stump tossed by a smoker is believed to have touched the dress.
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Johnstown
Greenwich Mine
Barnesboro
Philadelphia
Margaret Chance
Miss Chance
Elephant kills Italian boy in circus parade tragedy
In Buffalo during a Cole Brothers circus parade an elephant seized Pasquale Piquiaparo, 12, by the trunk, hurled him to the curb, and trampled him. He died minutes later. Police arrested trainer R. C. Dunlop after the incident as the parade continued.
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Beast
Buffalo
Cole Brothers Circus
Pasquale Piquiaparo
R. C. Dunlop
War Talk in Japan May Appeal to Arms to Settle San Francisco Trouble
In Tokyo on June 10 Viscount Tani opposition leader and Kumamoto defender in the Satsuma revolt warns that if diplomacy fails to resolve the San Francisco anti Japanese actions, Japan will resort to war. He asserts America will yield, claiming its people are strongly commercial in sentiment. It is unclear how much current public support he represents.
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San Francisco
Tokio
Viscount Tani
House of Peers
Kumamoto
Satsuma
America
Guarding Bertha Beilstein's Body in Los Angeles
The body of Bertha Beilstein, known as Olga Miller, who died after escaping from Dixmont asylum, is guarded by police day and night. East telegrams suggest a dispute over identity with Beilstein possibly having sailed for Europe. The death may affect a large fortune holder.
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Bertha Bellstein
Los Angeles
Cal
Bertha Beilstein
Olga Miller
Dixmount
Europe
Miss Beilstein
Pig Upsets a Big Auto on Pennsylvania Road
A touring car bound from Philadelphia to Pottsville near Jackson's Hollow collided with a pig in the road. The pig crossed, the car swerved and upended after mounting an embankment. Two of five occupants jumped clear. the others were left in the street with cuts and bruises.
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Allentown
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Jackson’s Hollow
Week's News Condenses From Across The Nation
A Nebraska farm hand, Joseph Moore, hanged himself in a Pitman Grove barn. Roosevelt greeted 560 Confederate veterans in the White House. Drownings occurred in Cement City Michigan and Lebanon Pennsylvania. Internal revenue posts saw appointments and removals. An earthquake hit San Francisco. waterspouts damaged eastern Kentucky crops. Labor leader Thomas Lawler died in Sunbury. A Mohawk New York fire caused $100000 in losses. Other items note poisonings, drownings, embezzlement sentences, and broad public notices including law purchases and college track leadership.
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Joseph Moore
Pitman Grove
N. J
Roosevelt
Tennessee
White House
Neil Ferris
Washington Griffith
Byron Becker
Cement City
Mich
John C. Capers
South Carolina
Internal Revenue
Pearl Wight
New Orleans
San Francisco
Kentucky
Thomas M. Lawler
American Federation of Labor
Sunbury
Smith Table Company
Mohawk
N. Y
Harry Dierwachter
Swatara Creek
Lebanon
Market Prices Report for Grains Butter and Eggs
Quotations from Baltimore WHBEAT show firmer No 2 spot prices at $6 97c for steamer Southern corn and oat mixed rates around 60 to 64 percent. Butter creamery extras quoted at 24 42 to 25 cents. Eggs firm with Maryland and Pennsylvania at 17 cents and Southern 15 4 to 16 1 2 cents per dozen.
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Baltimore
C . Southern
C. Southern
Sue Bnee
Maryland
Live Stock Markets at Pittsburg Yard Report
At the Pittsburgh Union Stock Yards cattle prices slip with prime steers around 6.59 to 6.10 while lambs trade near 5.80 and calves fetch up to 7.75. Hogs hold near 6.30 for prime heavies and around 6.40 for feeder types amid steady demand.
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Piftsburg
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Maggie McWlaughlin
George R. Ju Mus
Charles Crouse
Susan Mowry
Franklin Township
Harold Hardinge
Benjamin and
Hulett B. Barcings
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E. J. McClary
Pius P. Hemler
Levi Spangler
Sarah E. Spangler
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Uriah Stock
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Shippensburg State” Normal School
St. Paul Reformed Sunday School
Solomon Keiser
Wrightsville
Keiser
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Bessie Kelly
Eugene S. Kelly
Barlow
Bessie
Oxfords Township
Pres
H. B. Slagle
Sec’y
H. T. Brown
Treas
Wm. Alwine
Luther Yohe
Red Hill
Miss Bess Brown
Clearview
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Hampton
Arabelle Deitrich
Marie Olewine
Marie Spotz
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Florence Garber
Naomi Beck
Nellie Trimmer
Elsie Deitrich
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Alfred Fissel
Roy Myers
John Koahler Harvey
Robert Hoffman
Hobart Wolf
Daniel Hartzel
Luther Kraber
Luther Garber
Roy Garber
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John C. Fleshman
West High Street
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William Miller
F. L. Fleshman
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Geo. Rabine
David Mumma
Mary
Carrie
Annie
Stella Fleshman
Marie Mumma
Annie Hoffnagle
Rebecca Miller
Genevieve Rabine
Francis Miller
Felix Ginter
Francis Rabine
Curtis Miller
Tolchester
G. K. Thompson
Destrea
Granite Sn A.5
Binder
Weaver M’f’g. Co
Japan
William V. McMacken
Toledo
Ohio
Charles N. Holt
Alabama
Montgomery
Helen M. Gougar
Lafayette
Ind
Harry Smith
Hocking Valley Bank
Lancaster
York County
William McMahon McKaity
Congress
Cumberland
John C. Atlee
Fort Madigan
Princeton College
Thomas Battle
Macon
J. J. Joiner
Valdosta
Henry Jones
Joiner
Juna Magruder
Richmond
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Dorchester
Mass
New England
Yale Law School
United States Steel Corporation
American National Association of Dancing Masters
Reading
Campbell H. Herzog
Mertztown
Berks County
Internal Affairs
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Samuel P. Bates
Arthur Bates
Meadville
Stokes
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Atlantic Ocean
Cape May
Bay Head
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