Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Advertised For Chronic Relief
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as providing lasting relief for chronic nervous disorders rheumatism and neuralgia. A 62 year old user from Chattanooga praises their calming nerve effect and durability, with a money back guarantee and 25 dose 25 cent offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
RS. S. C. Robinson
Carter St
Chattanooga
Tenn
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Public Sale Notice for Household Goods in New Oxford
A public sale will be held on Saturday June 27 1908 at the seller's residence on Philadelphia Street New Oxford to dispose of personal property. Items include stoves tables chairs bedding furniture kitchenware carpet linoleums tools and numerous other articles with sale starting at 1 o'clock p.m. Terms by H J Smith with G R Thompson as auctioneer and R M Straley clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Street
New Oxford
Queens
H. J. Smith
G. R. Thompson
R.M Straley
Klinger
C. A. Blocher
Gettysburg
Public Sale of Timberland in Tyrone Township Adams Co
Orphans Court order directs sale of unimproved timberland in Tyrone Township Adams County Pennsylvania. On July 24 1908 at 1 pm a five acre tract adjoining John Kime Frank Eicholtz and heirs of Henry Hoover will be sold with 25 percent cash and balance due November 1 1908 when deed will be delivered to the purchaser. Cor a E Slothodr Trustee. John D Keith Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court of
Adams County
Tyrone Township
John Kime
Frank Eicholtz
Henry Hoovre
Cora E. Slothodr
John D. Keith
ITE Subscription Urgency Prompts Readers to Act
Readers are urged to subscribe now as the ITE appeals for new subscribers. The message emphasizes timely enrollment and the value of access to upcoming issues.
Marriages Reported in County Area
Sunday evening June 7 Charles Slaybaugh of Huntingdon township married Lola Hummelbaugh near Fairfield. Wednesday evening at Harrisburg Harv Biggs home hosted the union of Lillian Reiling of Gettysburg and Samuel Lott near Gettysburg. Frank W. Sheetz and Margie Mac Lain wed in York with plans to reside in Arendtsville. Archie Sowers and Carrie Hummer, both of Gettysburg, also tied the knot in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holly Springs
Charles Slaybaugh
Huntington Township
Lola Hummelbaugh
Fairfield
Lillian Reiling
Gettysburg
Samuel Lott
Harvey Biggs
Harrisburg
Adam Reiling
Frank W. Sheetz
Margie MacLain
Aaron McLain
Hanover
Squire I. R. Witmen
Robert D. Clare
York
Archie L. Sowers
Carrie J. Hummer
Gettysburg College senior day speaker attacks president
George W. Kessler of Sac City Iowa delivered a sharp rebuke of Gettysburg College leadership during the senior class day exercises on Wednesday. He urged new leadership with money handling skill, student rapport, and modern ideas, calling for a spring house cleaning on the college board. Alumni discussion follows the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg College
George W. Kessler
Sac City
Iowa
S G. Hefelbower
Kessler
Gettysburg
Threshhold
Mule kicks man in Straban farm injury
While feeding stock on a Sunday evening at his home on the Jacob Rummel farm in Straban township, John Groscost suffered a broken leg from a mule’s kick. A surgeon set the fracture and Groscost was reported progressing as well as could be expected.
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Jacob Rummel
Straban Township
John Groscost
Groscost
Pleasant surprise party honors Mrs Chronister’s birthday
A party at Mrs. Chronister’s home near town on Saturday evening marked her birthday anniversary with guests returning home after a cheerful evening. Mrs. Bucher found two copper coins bearing Georgius II Rex and Britannia 1740 along with a copper half cent of 1807. John Gulden has two Hanover street dwellings repainted by Ditenhofer & Wagner. W S Hawkins of York is named as one of six heirs to the Elias Sidle estate worth 90000 in Sinking Spring Berks County. An auction of twenty dogs was held at York city pound by dog catcher Gerkin, with many sold to the Women’s Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Warren La France of Scranton, night index clerk at the courthouse, survived a rat attack after an hour of defense aided by a relief clerk. eighteen rats were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Chronister
Charles Bucher
White Run
Georgius II Rex
Georgius III Rex
Bucher
W.S. Hawkins
York
Elias Sidle
Sinking Spring
Berks County
Gerkin
City
Women’s Society For the Prevention of
Warren la France
Court House
Scranton
Mrs Mabel Weaver To Undergo Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Mabel Weaver wife of Bernard Weaver of the Weaver Milling Co recently married, suffered a severe attack of appendicitis last week. She was taken by Saturday afternoon train to York City Hospital where she remains under treatment and will undergo an operation. Friends hope for a successful operation and speedy recovery.
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Mabel
Bernard Weaver
Weaver M’s’g. Co
York City Hospital
Crow steals rabbits near York Springs
Robert Moorehead of near York Springs observed a crow abducting a young rabbit from a nest. He found several more young cottontails and covered them with a handkerchief. The same evening the birds had taken all the young rabbits, presumably for feeding their own chicks on Bonners Hill.
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York Springs
Robert Moorehead
Bonners Hill
Big Rattlesnake Killed In Arendeville
June 13 Arendeville report: M. B. Yohe, Gettysburg baker, killed a four foot rattlesnake on a porch after a girl called to say she was alone. He used a rail to dispatch the snake, then saw another man killing a huge black snake nearby. Reptile sightings are plentiful this summer in the area.
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Arendeville
Yohe
Gettysburg
Marriage License Notices Listed for Several Couples
Rev. David S. Martin of New Freedom weds Mary S. Byers of Littlestown. Samuel C. Lott of Highland Township weds Lilian K. Reiling of Harrisburg. Arlie L. Sowers of Straban Township weds Carrie Hummer of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Martin
New Freedom
Mary S. Byers
Littlestown
Samuel C. Lott
Highland Township
Lilian K. Reiling
Harrisburg
Arlie L. Sowers
Straban Township
Carrie Hummer
Gettysburg
Summer Visitors at Local Hotel and Nearby Homes
Col and Mrs Wm Wolf of Baltimore arrive for summer at Hotel Oxford. Mr Guy Warner of Baltimore visits friends in town. Mrs G G Wiest and son Fred of Ashland Ohio join Frank Miller and family from Hanover for a Sunday at Geo A Miller's on East High. Henry Emlet and wife visit from near town. they spent days with relatives in Littlestown Uniontown and Westminster. Pauline Emmett of Center Square attends Dickinson Seminary commencement in Williamsport. Rev R D Clare of York and Milo Clare of Gettysburg College begin a 125 mile tramp through the North Mountains starting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Wm. Wolf
Baltimore
Oxford
Guy Warner
8. G. Wiest
Fred
Ashland
Ohio
Frank Miller
Ida Holliday
Wiest Miller
Hanover
Geo. A. Miller
East High Street
Henry Emlet
Near Town
Littlestown
Uniontown
Westminster
Pauline Emmett
Center Square
Dickinson Seminary
Williamsport
R. D. Clare
York
Milo Clare
Gettysburg College
North Mountains
Capitol Graft Trial Ends in Acquittals in Harrisburg
After fifteen hours and ten ballots, the jury acquits Representative H Burd Cassel and Architect Joseph M Huston. The panel also acquits three ex state officers William P Snyder William L Mathues and James M Shumaker of alleged conspiracy to cheat the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Harrisburg
H. Burd Cassel
Joseph M. Huston
William P. Snyder
William L. Mathues
James M. Shumaker
Cassel
Huston
Drowning at Birmingham: Lizzie McConnell Dies in Jersey Bathing
While bathing with girls near Mount Holly New Jersey, Lizzie McConnell of Philadelphia, 25, went beyond her depth and drowned. Kate Heptel, who could not swim, cried for help and was saved by Alfred Andrews who arrived in time.
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Birmingham
Mount Holly
N. J
Lizzie McConnell
Philadelphia
Kate Heptel
Alfred Andrews
Trunk Suffocation Deaths Of Beaudry Boys At Fall River
After an extended search in Fall River Massachusetts the bodies of eight year old Joseph Beaudry and five year old Andre Beaudry were found locked inside a trunk with a spring lock where they reportedly hid to avoid school. Medical examiner rules suffocation as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Joseph
Andre Beaudry
5000 Tax Dodgers Discovered In Allegheny County
Over 65000 persons alleged to dodge personal property taxes in Pittsburg and Allegheny County were assessed by the board of tax assessment and revision. The valuation subject to four mills tax is $181,000,000, about $1,000,600 above 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Board of Tax Assessment and Revision
Allegheny County
Man Drowns in Home Pool After Descent from Bed
A. W. Byers, 70, of Patton near Johnstown Pennsylvania, left his bed and walked to a nearby water pool. He tied his feet together and lay face downward in the water until he drowned. Reported that his mind was deranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Byers
Patton
Johnstown
Mr. Byers
Four Die As Auto Plunges From Pier Into North River
In New York a pleasure party of six lost four members Adeline Berdon Rose Coleman John Coleman and Virginia Knight when their car sped down West Fifty sixth street and over a pier into the North river. Chauffeur John Bauer escaped and turned himself in. Rescue divers found Berdon but Knight and Coleman boy remained missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifty-sixth Street
North River
Adeline Berdon
Rose Coleman
John Coleman
Virginia Knight
John Bauer
John Nolan
Bauer
Nolan
Miss Berdon
Sewed Woman's Heart Surgeries Gives Hope Of Recovery
Susan Grace, a black woman, is in Roosevelt hospital after surgeons stitched her pierced heart following three stab wounds in a fight. Doctors Van Croft and Peck report the heart repair successful and a good chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Susan Grace
Roosevelt Hospital
Frederick van Croft
C. H. Peck
Meat Prices Rise Amid Kansas City Flood
The Kansas City flood halts local packing houses and freezes slaughter operations. Meats are expected to jump three to five cents as dealers rely on cold storage stock and shipments from other cities to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
America
Maryland Fastest U.S. Warship In Speed Trial
Rear Admiral Dayton reports the armored cruiser Maryland averaged 22.26 knots over four hours at full speed, making it the fastest U.S. Navy ship in a trial. Sister ship West Virginia reached 22.1 knots under similar conditions with minor current handicaps. Maryland also holds the battleship trophy for record target practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
U. S
Washington
United States Navy
Dayton
Pacific Fleet
Navy Department
West Virginia
Three-Year-Old Boy Dies in Fire After Play With Matches
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on June 16 Joseph Teasdale three son of Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Teasdale of Minersville was left alone in his father's study. He played with matches and ignited his clothing causing fatal burns. His parents arrived too late to save him. He died from his injuries shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Joseph Teasdale
C. W. Teasdale
Minersville
Tragic Michigan Family Slaying by Mother
In Cadillac Michigan a mother killed her husband and seven children with a sequence of chloroform and gunshots then died by suicide. The sole survivor Fred Cooper, seventeen, lies critically ill at Mercy hospital as investigators note the mother had been mentally unstable since the birth of her youngest child eighteen months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cooper
Mercy Hospital
Cadillac
Mich
Cooper
Daniel Cooper
Mrs. Cooper
Harry
Inez
Samuel
Georgiana
Florence
New York Adopts Agnew Hart Anti Race Gambling Laws
After a drawn out struggle the Agnew Hart anti race gambling bills become law in New York. The changes repeal a civil recovery penalty for track gambling and impose a general penalty of up to one year in jail or prison, applying to gambling within race track enclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew-Hart
New York
State Racing Commission
Banker a Horse Thief Pleads Guilty in Indiana
Robert H. Green of Waynetown Indiana trustee of the local Methodist church and banker pleaded guilty to horse stealing and was sentenced in Indianapolis to one to fourteen years in the state penitentiary. He was disfranchised for one year and fined ten dollars. Police found several stolen animals in his possession under an assumed name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Green
Waynetown
Ind
Farmers’ and Merchants Bank
That Place
Indianapolis
State
Green
Swim Leaves a Boy Blind in Chester Creek
William K. Kennedy nine is in Crozer hospital Chester Pa totally blind after a swim in Chester creek. Doctors say exposure to cold water caused blindness. Companions pulled him to shore and specialists from Philadelphia were summoned to try to restore his sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Kennedy
Crozer
Chester
William
Chester Creek
Philadelphia
Prisoner Jumps to Death in New Jersey Prison
Joseph Vanea, inmate at the Trenton state prison, leaped from an upper window to the floor below and died. He reportedly killed himself after being ordered confined to a dungeon for breaking a prison rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vanea
New Jersey
Trenton
Vanea
Cold Water Kills Bather at Schuylkill Canal
Martin J. McCarthy, 20, drowned after diving into the Schuylkill canal at Pottstown Pennsylvania. He was overheated and the sudden cold water proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. McCarthy
Schuylkill Canal
Pottstown
Floods drown seven in Helena and other midweek items
On Wednesday June 10 seven people drowned in Helena floods. John 3 Leech sworn public printer. Joseph Graff drowned in Titusville during an epileptic fit. Princeton trustees report gifts totaling 44731.71. New Cliff hotel and cottages burned in Newport causing about 100000 loss. The American Piano company formed in Trenton. The yacht Vixen turned to New Jersey naval militia. Dauphin county prisoner Stephen Oberhase hanged himself. Addison Henry killed in a rail road quarrel near Wilmington. On Friday June 12 lightning killed J B Cole and son in Spartanburg. National Congress of Mothers to hold next meeting in New Orleans February 1909. Rev John D Pickles of St. Pauls Boston dead at sixty. Charles Reibe pleads guilty to criminal operation and infidelity. sentenced to jail and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
John
Leech
Tno
Joseph Graff
Titusville
Board of Trustees
Princeton University
New Cliff
Newport
R. I
American Piano Company
Trenton
League Island Navy Yard
Naval Militia Organization of
New Jersey
Stephen Oberhase
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Addison Henry
Baltimore & Ohio
Guiseppe Viscioto
Wilmington
Del
J. EB. Cole
Albert
Spartanburg
S. C
National Congress of Mothers
New Orleans
John D. Pickles
St. Paul’s Church
Boston
Massachusetts
Dged
Charles Reibe
Norristown
Paroled lovers and fatal incidents mark June notes
A summary of读 recent events from Aturnay and surrounding towns includes Rudolph Ploetz 79 eloping with Ursula Hunges 80 in Prairie du Lac Wisconsin, detective Jerry Lynch shot while pursuing Otto Susdorf in Buffalo, Gertrude Kennedy commit suicide in Erie, Major Boynton ill in Toledo, Mrs Barthlogle 78 dead in Chicago after a burglary beating, Mattie Brubaker gored by a bull in Lancaster County in critical condition, Frank Good cut his and his children's throats on a Kansas farm, Dr Harry Hayward loses an eye after golf ball injury in Chicago, Albert King 60 found dead in Norristown, Henry Lentz 81 dies in Pittsburg heat, Bloomington official Harry A Axtell in $60,000 miscount, six injured in Pittsburg auto wreck, and US France parcels post pact signed by Meyer and Jusserand.
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Aturnay
Rudolph Ploetz
Prairie du Lac
Wis
Ursula Hunges
Jerry Lynch
Buffalo
N. Y
Otto Susdorf
Gertrude Kennedy
Erie
Major Boynton
The
Maccabees
Toledo
Joseph Barthlogle
Chicago
Mattie Brubaker
Brickerville
Lancaster County
Frank Good
Peabody
Kan
Harry D. Hayward
Crown Point
Ind
Albert F. King
Norristown
Henry Lentz
Pittsburg
Harry A. Axtell
Bloomington
Haysborough
United States
France
Meyer
Jusserand
Quotations from Baltimore Wheat and Related Commodities
The report lists prices for wheat, corn, oats and butter with spot and steamer figures. It notes steady eggs across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia markets with varying regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
Pittsburg Stock Yards Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Pittsburg stock yards report shows cattle prices with lower choice at 7 740 and prime at 665 6.90. Sheep prices top at 243650 for lambs and 4 5 for veal calves. Hog values range prime heavies and heavy Yorkers at 4.90, light Yorkers 5 50 to 5 75, pigs 5.10 to 5.20, roughs 4.60 to 4.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. F. Sheely
T. E. Bower
G. A. Klingel
Burgess
Milner
Praxklin County
Albert Nicewander
Dry Run
Franklin County
Allen B. Trostle
H. W. Trostle & Son
Arendtsville
May Wolff
Wm. E. Wolff
New York City
John Gulden
Hanover Street
Ditenhofer & Wagner
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