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Disastrous Runaway Near Bendersville Station
A runaway occurred around 4 0 p m Thursday near Bendersville Station on a steep hill. The rear five horse team owned by Perry House ran away, collided with the second team, killing a mule and severely injuring a horse, with damage to harness and wagons. The incident was a vivid, frightening scene.
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Bendersville
Bendersville Station
Benderaville Station
Perry House
Harkness
New Water Plant Plans From Hanover and McSherrystown
The Hanover and McSherrystown Water Company, owner of both plants, intends to build modern facilities for the two boroughs. A mortgage of 250000 was issued to Real Estate Trust Company to back a like bond issue to retire 30000 of existing debt and fund improvements. The 20 year bonds carry five percent interest with denominations of 100 and 500.
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Elanover and McSherrystown Water Company
McSherrystown
Han
Hanover and McSherrystown Water Company
Real Estate Trust Company
Philadelphia
Hanover
York Press
Mixed marriage rumor stirs McSherrystown area
Report from Littlestown Independent details chatter about the September marriage between Chas. Jones a Black man and Miss Emma Anthony a white woman. Jones formerly worked for S. L. Johns. Emma Anthony is said to be from a high social family near Littlestown. Johns allegedly offered help to annul the union, but Emma insisted on her husband. The couple may reside in Harrisburg, though confirmation is lacking.
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McSherrystown
Hanover
Littles
Chas. Jones
Emma Anthony
S. L. Johns
Jones
Anthony
Joseph Anthony
Littlestown
Harrisburg
Miss Anthony
Johns
Gettysburg Hero Colville Dead at 75 in Minnesota
Col William Colville of Red Wing Minnesota, famed for leading the first Minnesota Regiment’s charge at Gettysburg, was found dead in his bed at the Minnesota Soldiers Home in Minneapolis. He was 75 and had arrived to join the reunion events. He survived seven wounds in the historic assault. 264 men charged, 43 returned unhurt.
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Minneapolis
Minn
William Colville
Red Wing
Gettysburg
Minnesota Soldiers
Ile
Minnesota
Colville
Calville
Pain Realm for Ailments Sold by Local Drugstore
Spraimed ankle salve neck and lame suovuluder are named as common ailments treated by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The ad claims prompt application saves time money and suffering and notes sale by Ran Slulpha Welles druggist.
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Chamberlain
Ran Slulpha Welles Druggist
Mt St Marys College president resigns for health reasons
In Emmitsburg Maryland Cardinal Gibbons announced at the ninety seventh annual MT St Marys College commencement that Very Rev Dr W L O Lara president resigned due to ill health. Denis J Flynn will succeed as president. O Lara served eight years succeeding Rt Rev Edward P Allen now Bishop of Mobile.
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Emmitsburg
Cardinal Gibbons
Mt. St. Mary’s College
W. L. O’lara
Denis J. Flynn
O’nara
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Buccinemi Jewelry Ad in Gettysburg Center Square
Have watches clocks jewelry repaired by skilled mechanics at bottom prices. When you wish to purchase a clock watch or anything in the jewelry line we have the largest and most complete line in the county. C. A. Buccinemi Center Square Gettysburg. 5-6-1 £.
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C. A. Buccinemi
Center Square
Gettysburg
Town Council Notice on Shade Trees and Fireworks Restrictions
Borough residents must trim shade trees by July 1 under ordinance rules. Merchants are cautioned not to sell cannon crackers or fireworks. Public notice by Burgess Jno N Hens. Also an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery at Weller’s drug store with claims of curing coughs and bronchitis and pneumonia prevention.
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Jno
N. Hens
Burgess
Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
Weller’s
A. S. Feiser
New Oxford
Adams County
Rosa J. Feiser
New
Oxford Flouring Mills
Eichelberger’s
Hartman & Ream
Christianna Lough
Laugh
Retail Prices and Housewares Offerings at Local Store
A local shop on 33 Baltimore Street in Hanover advertises numerous goods with low prices. Yardage and curtains, carpets, matting, and lace are listed alongside household items like brooms and gloves. The ad notes a laxative claim for a medicine sold by Randolph Wehler, a druggist.
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Chamberlain
Randolph Wehler
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