Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery touted as health aid
The article extols sunlight as a disinfectant in factories and praises Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo for his Golden Medical Discovery a non alcoholic alterative claimed to aid digestion boost blood formation and elimination of waste It mentions related products Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and notes local social updates and a factory lease by Deatick Brothers with plans to stock furniture and undertake work.
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America
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Hic
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Pierce
Commencement Attendees and Local Notes at Pennsylvania College
Cedar Ridge residents among graduates and attendees at the Pennsylvania College exercises. Nicholas Heltzel returns from Gettysburg where he attended the college last season and was a speaker and honor student. Local families, house repairs, and farm work with wheat and rye turning yellow as haymaking and harvesting loom.
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Pennsylvania College
Mary Horwedel
Annie Horwedel
Bertha Gebhart
Katia Heltzel
Charles Heltzel
Nicholas Heltzel
Gettysburg
Heltza
George Moore
Paul
York
David Shultz
Robert Metzler
Metzler
New Oxford
Charles Slaybaugh
Henry Hemler
Mbn, R
Hampton Items Visit Notes and Local Church Service
Community notices list visiting friends from Union Bridge and York areas plus local visitors. Reformed church services are announced for Sunday morning with guests including Rev Crissman and Rev Byrd visiting local residents. Local teachers and residents are mentioned as returning from duties in Harrisburg Middletown and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early
Union Bridge
Beck
Naomi
York
Spring Grove
John Myers
Dorothy
York Springs
Crissman
Bendersville
Maggie Chronister
Martin Thomas
Harrisburg
Byrd
Boiling Springs
Wesley Miller
Ola Myers
Middletown
Sadie Monver
Annie
Latimore
Mulaun
Baltimore
Nettie Resser
Harrison Myers
Tragic death at Shrewsbury Trotting Meet in York County
The Shrewsbury Trotting Association meet ended in tragedy when jockey H T Pearce of Manor Maryland fell from Navajo on the second turn. Pearce, about 30, died from injuries shortly after the fall leaving a wife and four children.
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Shrewsbury ‘Trotting Association
Shrewsbury
York County
T’. Pearce
Manor
Baltimore County
Navajo
Pearce
Maryland
Bap Scam Scare Touted as Cure by Randulph Webbers
An ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a universal bowel and stomach cure for ailments from headaches to biliousness. It promises relief from pain and fear of appendicitis with a guaranteed remedy at Randulph Webbers drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Randulph Webbers Drug Store
Argument court signs are lest OVCE and Mex weed
An obscure report notes an argument in a court over signs related to OVCE and Mexican weed. The fragment provides minimal context and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Commencement at St Joseph’s Bonneauville Ends With Diplomas
A large crowd gathered at St Joseph’s Iall for graduation exercises on Saturday evening June 17. The program featured tableaus drills and music with praise for the sisters and the pupils. After an address, Rev. Father Costigan awarded diplomas and honors to Charles Chrismer Theresa Sneeringer Catharine Fromrmeyer Adelaide Noel Theresa Golden Mary Frommeyer.
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St. Joseph’s School
Bonneauville
St. Joseph’s Iall
Father Costigan
Charles Chrismer
Theresa Sneeringer
Catharine Fromrmeyer
Adelaide Noel
Theresa Golden
Mary Frommeyer
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised for Quick Healing
The ad claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures cuts burns ulcers fever sores sore eyes boils and more. Testimonial from D L Gregory of Slope Texas notes a bird sore and sore eyes improved quickly after using the salve at Wehslers drug store.
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Bucklen
O. K
D. L. Gregory
Slope
Tex
Wehsler’s
McSherrystown Local Notices and Accidents
A boy was struck in the head by a slipping bat during a game. a deep gash bled but was treated with adhesive plaster. George L. Rice Jr. graduates with a BA from Mount St Marys College and visits his father. Banns for A Calvin Young and Minnie Weaver published. fifty Conewago children made first communion. Daniel H. Bair bound over on assault charges for $500 bail. A horse carriage accident on Main street left George H. Bender scratched by barbed wire one arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Brady
A. J. Brady
Robert Wireman
George L. Rice, Jr
Geo. L. Rice
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
St. Mary’s
A. Calvin Young
Mis
Minnie Weaver
George N. Weaver
Conewago
the Commonwealth
Daniel H. Bair
Germany Township
Martha KE. Bair
Squire
Main Street
George H. Bender
Cunneh Street
Cure for Kidney Disease Promises Restored Health
C Cuilier of Cherokee Iowa describes Electric Bitters as a miracle cure for severe kidney disease. He details backache headache and low mood before using the tonic, which he credits with restoring his health. Sold by Randolph Welle druggist for 50 cents with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C . Cuilier
Cherokee
Randolph Welle
Submerged in Coal Tar at York Plant
Charles Kraft of Emigsville wandered into a gens works pool in York and became completely submerged in coal tar. He was hauled out, covered with tar, his hair and moustache matted, and doctors face difficulty removing tar from his eyes without membrane injury.
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Kraft
York
Charles Kraft
Emigsville
Gens Works
Shenandoah School Directors Plead Guilty to Bribery
Three Shenandoah school directors David Flest Jacob Noll Jr and Joseph Liersten pleaded guilty to bribery charges in Pottsville Pennsylvania. Sentencing was postponed until Saturday as other graft defendants linked to the Taxpayers' Association face trial this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Pottsville
David Flest
Jacob Noll, Jr
Joseph Liersten
Taxpayers’ Association
Eleven Negroes Killed In Fight At Griffin
Griffin Ga June 19 Chief of Police Phelps says latest information from the shooting on the negro excursion train of the Southern railway Saturday night reports 11 negroes dead. Two Griffin negroes of bad reputation are held as suspects. They claim a Saturday crap game sparked the trouble and fighting began in Atlanta and continued to Griffin with revolvers and razors.
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Grifin
Phelps
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Griffin
Greason Free At Last In Exoneration Of Murder Conviction
Samuel Greason is acquitted of the murder of John Edwards in Reading Pennsylvania. A large audience witnessed the verdict and Mrs Kate Edwards the probator, whose testimony had convicted him, was exonerated as she attended from Carlisle. The case spanned years and drew wide notice as one of the state's most remarkable murder trials.
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Edwards
Reading
Samuel Greason
John Edwards
Kate Edwards
Greason
Four Die From Heat In New York Seaside Outing
In New York on June 20, a heat wave returned with 88 degree temperatures and high humidity. Prostrations and four deaths occurred, all among young children, as crowds sought relief at seaside resorts. A sudden sea breeze then cooled the air, lowering temperature and humidity to leave visitors chilly by night.
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New York
Kennedy Dies as Cumberland Valley Railroad President
Thomas B. Kennedy of Chambersburg Pennsylvania, born August 1 1827 in Warren County New Jersey, died at his home. He led a Pennsylvanian party to California in 1849 and later became president of the Cumberland Valley Railroad in 1882 succeeding Frederick Watts.
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Thomas B. Kennedy
Chambersburg
Thos. B. Kennedy
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
Mr Kennedy
Warren County
N. J
Marshall College
Calfornia
Cleveland
Frederick Watts
Twenty Five Die In Western Maryland Train Wreck
A severe collision near Patapsco Maryland kills 25 and injures many as Passenger Train No.5 collides with a westbound freight. Engine crews and railroad workers dominate the death toll amid mangled trains and a shattered scene near Westminster and Finksburg.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Patapsco
Westminster
Finksburg
George B. Covell
John
J. Leger
Knipple
McNanamee
Stott
John Crouse
Egineer
Taneytown
D. D. Rise
Hagerstown
W. O. Derr
John Groshon
Charles Kelly
Charles T. Miller
Frank Sweeney
Harry Sweeney
McClellan Sweeney
William T. Sweeney
J. Woolard
Elmer Miler
Nelson Fraley
Charles Gooble
J. W. Shupe
George Summel
Thurmont
Joseph Stitely
Catoctin
Daniel Meyers
Highfield
Calvin Benner
Edward Martin
Elmer Miller
Columbus Wilbiar
Charles Grabill
William Shuff
Calvin Bonner
Thomas Hahn
John Whitmer
Mount Hope Station
Maryland
Monach
Patapsco River
Dead Man at the Throttle on CNJ Line Near Tourel Bay
Hiram Bosgart a 48 year old veteran passenger engineer for the Central Railroad of New Jersey died suddenly in the cab of his engine while running at full speed near Tourel Bay station in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. He was among the railroad’s best known engineers and the incident occurred June 20.
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Wilkesbarre
Hiram Bosgart
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Tourel Bay Station
Week's News Condenser From June’s midweek items
The 46th annual state council of the Red Men met in York Pa. Kotaro Dato won the Wayman Crow medal at St Louis School of Fine Arts. Mrs Parnall Raincar of Bridgeton N J fainted after viewing her daughter's clothes. A New York broker Carl A Claussen died in a four story fall. Philadelphia reports 875812 qualified voters. Lehigh University granted 86 degrees. A New Mexico mother killed her five children and herself. John G Carlisle ousted from presidency of the United States Bankers' Corporation. Wilkes barre hosts the 11th annual Pennsylvania Bankers Association convention. Rear Admiral H B Mansfield retired. William Hanshoro hanged in Virginia. William B Woodbridge killed in Massachusetts. Governor Higgins calls NY legislature for June 21. Atlantic City Red Cross charter opens to all states. Rothschild bequeaths 4 million to charity. Train collision at Bryan Ohio. Despondent Kiel Wis mother kills children. Rhodes scholar W H Verner dies by suicide. Credit Men's Association elects Fessenden president. Jailbreaks and accidents mark the week across several states. Ban on large events noted in San Francisco meeting. Frid as June 16 to Tuesday June 20 items noted. Barons and bankers feature in weekend summaries.
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Kotaro Dato
Wayman Crow
St. Louis School
Philadelphia
Lehigh University
Bethleham
George Campbell
Tucumcan
N. M
Secretary of the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
United States Bankers’ Corporation
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Wilkesharre
H. B. Mansfield
Navy
William Hanshoro
Warm Springs
James N. Keene
William B. Woodbridge
Boston
Saugus
Mass
Higgins
New York
W. B. Hooker
Atlantic City
Supreme Council of the Red Cross
Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild
Vienna
A. T. Brown
Rathburn
Bryan
Paul Klass
Kieler
Wis
W. H. Verner
Columbia
S. C
Oxford University
National Association of Credit Men
O. G. Fessenden
Baltimore
Gate City
New Jersey Carpenters and Joiners of America
Trenton
Elmer Deacon
Delanco
N. J
Alexander
Warren Mills
Hyndman
Frederick Fuson
Gustava Spusher
Harwick
Lloyd Longenberger
Roaring Creek Valley
Shamokin
BU. K. Roberts
Artillery Corps
International Printing Pressman’s Union
San Francisco
H. C. Frick
A. R
Pittsburg
Fredonia National Bank
Fredonia
N. Y
Comptroller of Currency
Arthur Bell
Louis Tuck
Ohio River
Wheeling
W. Va
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M. ©. Holtzworth
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Hanover Street
Ruth Himes
Pitt Street
Mt. Joy
J. H. Duttera
B. ¥. Liversperger
Uarbold
Silver Run
Deatiick Brothers
Hunterstown
QO. A. Smith
Mer
A.A. Sanders
Aug. Feiser
Cedar’ Ridge
Hampton Items
McSherrystown
Kutztown
Pennsylvania
Francis J. Wesley
New Smithville
Wesley
Watertown
Chester Doney
Fils
Eithe
Mauch Chunk
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
State Council of the Red Men of Pennsylvania
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