Don’t Neglect It Heart Cure Advertisement
A medical ad warns that neglecting heart irregularities leads to chronic disease and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as the remedy. It includes a testimonial from 8 H Dunnam of Livingston Texas praising quick effects, and urges buying from a druggist with a money back guarantee Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
H. Dunnam
Livingston
Texas
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Public Sale of Household Goods in New Oxford
Public sale conducted June 27 1908 at residence on Philadelphia street New Oxford to dispose of household items including stoves tables chairs cupboards carpet linoleum dishes cookware and garden tools with sale starting at 1 o clock p m terms by H J Shith auctioneer G R Thompson and K M Straley clerk.
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Philadelphia Street
New Oxford
H. J. Shith
G.R. Thompson
K.M Straley
Public sale of timberland in Tyrone Township Adams County Pa
By order of the Orphans Court of Adams County the undersigned will expose to public sale on the premises on Saturday July 2 1908 at 1 o'clock p m a tract of unimproved timberland five acres more or less located in Tyrone Township adjoining lands of John Kime Frank Richoltz and heirs of Henry Hoog oe deceased. Terms 25 percent cash day of sale balance November 1 1908 when deed delivered. CORAE SLOTHODR Trustee John D Keith Attorney.
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Orphans’ Court of
Adams County
Tyrone Township
John Kime
Frank Richoltz
Henry Hoogoe
Corae
Slothodr
John D. Keith
Local Probate Actions and Church Dedication Reported
The register and recorder accounts were confirmed with exceptions for two. In estate matters, inventory for Ida Troxell widow of A Troxell was filed for record. Various guardianship, road, and court actions were noted along with St Joseph Church Bonneauville rededication. Accidents included two injuries from ladders and electric wires. An annular solar eclipse is expected next Sunday across North America.
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Register and Recorder
William Biggs
J. C. Oyler
Catharine Warner
W. C. Sheely
Eeq
Ida Troxell
A. Troxell
George C. Smith
Abraham Livingston
Elizabeth Hurd
Iowa
York Trust Company
Lund
James A. Miller
Annie Emery
Citizens Trust Company
Wm. McC
Mary R
Com
Ochs Sims
George E. Gordon
Jacob Nestor
Read
Menallen Township
Bendersville
Cyrus S. Griest
Henry W. Hartzell
Butler Township
John B. Basehear
Charles W. Kindig
Union Township
C. F. Kindig
Oxford Township
Highland Township
Black Hole
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Bonneauville
J. W. Shanahan
Harrisburg
Shanahan
United States
Canada
Mexico
Central America
Pen-Mar Reformed Church Reunion Sets July Date
The 19th annual Pen-Mar reunion of the Reformed church is set for July 16 with Braddock Heights Concert Band returning. A souvenir program of words and music, an enlarged All College Hour, and an address by Rev. B. B. Roger of York Pa are planned along with improved R. A. facilities and transit rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Reformed Church
E. L. Coblentz
Frederick City
Braddock Heights
B. B. Roger
York
R. A
Pleasant surprise party honors Mrs Kaiser birthday
A Friday evening gathering at the Kaisers home near town celebrated Mrs Kaisers birthday with forty or more guests. The event featured games social conversation and music followed by refreshments before guests departed with wishes for bright and happy returns.
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Henry Kaiser
Baker Relative News From Reading Township
Samuel Baker, brother of John Baker of Reading township, disappeared from Worthing South Dakota three years ago. Mr and Mrs Jacob M Baker of Sharpsburg Maryland visited the Reading resident last Sunday.
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Samuel Baker
John Baker
Reading Township
Worthing
South Dakota
Jacob M. Baker
Sharpsburg
Mr. Baker
Reading Two
Bridegroom Sets Himself Afire Before Wedding
Nathan Presser, set aflame while guests gathered at his Philadelphia home to attend a ceremony with Rose Schattenstein of Allentown. He had planned a wedding but poured oil on his clothes and ignited them, dying at Mt. Sinai hospital after showing consciousness and extreme agony. He had previously lost savings for the marriage and feared the nuptials would not occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Street
Philadelphia
Nathan Presser
Rose Schattenstein
Grant Street
Allentown
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Hysterics Restore Sight for Wisconsin Baseball Player
James Cantillion of Marionette Wisconsin, once totally blind after a Chicago accident, regained sight at Bellevue hospital New York during a hysterical episode after doctors said his case hopeless. He had lost a left eye and the right eye’s sight failed from sympathetic affection. At Cornell Medical College surgeons planned an operation but canceled it, and Cantillion’s outburst disclosed near full restoration of the right eye with hopes for full cure.
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James Cantillion
Wis
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Cantillion
Chicago
Cornell University Medical College
Bellevue
Williams Resigns As Minority Leader
Congressman John Sharp Williams of Mississippi resigns as minority leader of the House of Representatives effective December 1. Announcement from H. D. Clayton, Democratic caucus chairman, says Williams seeks to give the minority time to choose a successor and to prepare the next speaker with floor leadership experience.
Taft and Sherman Nominated on First Ballot at Chicago
Delegates at the fourteenth Republican national convention in Chicago adjourned after nominating William Howard Taft of Ohio for president and James Schoolcraft Sherman of New York for vice president on the first ballot. Taft’s nomination occurred Thursday afternoon.
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William Howard Taft
Ohio
James Schoolcraft Sherman
New York
United States
Chicago
Mr. Taft
Taft Campaign Highlighted by Roosevelt Praise at Convention
The article notes William H. Taft and Friday remarks by Mr. Sherman, a Utica resident and long-time congressman, amid a convention where Senator Henry Cabot Lodge received notable applause for praising President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Congress
Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Features of Chicago convention marked by time record and labor plank
The forty six minute demonstration at the Chicago convention set a record for pace in American politics. Lodge’s opening quip highlighted the president’s mixed standing as the anti-injunction plank sparked a compromise balancing labor interests and judiciary criticism. The event noted the absence of a Roosevelt renomination stampede despite commentary that Taft’s nomination proceeded smoothly.
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Lodge
United States
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Patriot-Aware Stance Marks 1908 Convention Debate
Within his grasp, he showed patriotism by delaying a proffer for his country’s good. The negative feature is noted, but it cannot be ignored as a rare instance of prime force influencing the history of the 1908 convention.
Race riot erupts in Texas after murders
Nine blacks and two whites are dead as a race riot spreads through eastern Texas. State rangers and militia are deployed after mobs lynched six black men near Hemphill, with more violence following the killings of Hugh A. Dean and Aaron Johnson.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Hemphill
Hugh A. Dean
Dean
Aaron Johnson
Hani
Johnson
Perry Price
San Augustine
Robert Wright
Wright
Center
Hugh Dean
Death from Hydrophobia After Dog Bite in Pittsburgh
Charles Waltzer died at Magee Pathological Institute Mercy hospital from hydrophobia after a dog bite three months earlier. His wife and two children were also bitten by a cat bitten by the same dog and receive Pasteur treatment along with about thirty others at the hospital.
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Pittsburg
Charles Waltzer
Magee Pathological Institute
Mercy Hospital
Waltzer
Pasteur
Pickpocket Netts $1275 Haul In Center Street Heist
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on June 23 a pickpocket slipped away with a roll of money totaling $1275 from William Fritz of Coaldale. Fritz had kept the cash in a handkerchief in his pocket while in town to pay a hotel license.
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Pottsville
Center Street
William Fritz
Fritz
Coaldale
Leg Break in Benton School Baseball Game
In a Grassmere park game between Benton summer school faculty and students in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on June 23 Professor W R White of State College fractured both bones in his right leg while playing third base. He collided with catcher Frank Laubach while attempting to catch a foul fly and had been teaching agriculture at the summer school for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Grassmere Park
Benton Summer School
W. R. White
State College
Frank Laubach
White
Woman Dies in Philadelphia From Heat Wave
The excessive heat killed a woman in Philadelphia and contributed to a boy's death. The government weather bureau logged 91 degrees at five o'clock, the highest June 22 reading with only two prior exceptions since the bureau’s founding. Humidity worsened the conditions.
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Philadelphia
Government Weather Bureau
Died suddenly ship builder John B Roach Chester Pa
John B Roach ship builder died suddenly of apoplexy at his home in Chester Pennsylvania. The report lists a series of deaths accidents and incidents from June 17 to June 23 including murders suicides and accidents across several states. It notes a quake felt in Ogdensburg New York and a shipyard accident at Shenandoah Pennsylvania resuming work.
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John B. Roach
Chester
Charles Rothwell
Huntingdon
W. Va
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Kagoshima
Japan
George Warnock
Harry Picket
Manayunk
Henry Forber
Lafayette
Quotations on Farm Goods and Commodities in Maryland
The latest market quotes show Baltimore Wheat firm at 98 a steamers 93 and southern 92 96c. Corn dull with mixed spot 75c and steamer mixed. Oats firm with dairy prints and farm extras priced around 19 2c to 25 2c. Eggs firm across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia at 17c for fancy and 11 6c for southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Live Stock Markets Pittsburg Cattle and Sheep Prices
Cattle in Pittsburg at Union Stock Yards traded lower with choice cattle around 7 to 7.25 per hundredweight and prime totals reaching 665 690 dollars. Sheep prices also declined from prior levels with limited detail available.
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Pittsburg
Union Stock Yards
VaLICO U Sights Heavy Yorkers and Pigs at Auction
Auction notes show heavy Yorkers priced at $625 for bulk, also lighter volumes and primes. Pigs listed at $5.50 and other items marked roughs at 4.75 to 6.25.
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Valico
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J. T. Hartzell
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Penrose Myers
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Congressman Sherman
Joseph Bengele
Cresson Springs Brewing Company
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Wilkes Barre
Thomas Jones
Wales
Frank Smith
W. H Stewart
Salisbury
N. C
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Charles Bixler
Shamokin Pa
Medical Society of New Jersey
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Daniel Jones
Frank Spikes
Haywood Lee
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N.C
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West Shore Railroad
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Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Bakertown
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Ozi W. Whitaker
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
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Denver & Rio Grande
Toronto
Supreme Council
Independent Order of Foresters
Harry Stedman
Manheim Pa
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Greensburg Pa
Rudolf Bomboltiah
National Tube Works
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Thomas Littleton
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