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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

18

Four men charged in attempted trolley wreck near Edge Hill

Dover township residents Harry Brown Robert Reeling Dewey Hess and John Holtzapple and Weigelstown pair Harry Lehr John Sunday were arrested by the White Detective agency for greasing rails on the York Railways Dover line. The act alleged is a felony under a 1911 transportation act with up to $10,000 fine or 10 years prison. They reportedly confessed and aimed to retaliate against conductor Plunkett. no damage occurred as rails were found in time.

York Railways Company Dover Edge Hill Harry Brown Robert Reeling Dewey Hess John Holtzapple Dover Township Harry Lehr John Sunday Weigelstown White Detective Agency General Assembly Plunkett

Court Items From Local Session Divorces and Maintenance

Two divorces were filed Irene Matthews vs John A Matthews and Anna Alberta Baker vs Francis Aloysius Baker both alleging desertion with subpoenas awarded. Henry L Mickley and John N Kauffman were discharged as insolvent debtors after ordered child maintenance of $1 weekly. viewership appointed for Mt Pleasant township road from Lincoln Highway to Kohler's Mill along Irishtown Bonneanville route.

Irene Matthews John A. Matthews Anna Alberta Baker Francis Aloysius Baker Henry L. Mickley John N. Kauffman Charles Hykes S. Miley Miller C. W. Stoner Mt. Pleasant Township Lincoln Highway Cedar Ridge Kohler’s Irishtown Bonneanville

Werldwide Sore Throats and Warrants Mentioned in Misc Ads

A collage of early 20th century ad snippets notes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy as a household staple while reporting a hanging sentence for John Brown in Hagerstown and a murder confession linked to Frank Metz near Eagles Mills. It also promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer for children as an urgent household item.

Bowen Des Moines Iowa India Chamberlain John Brown Hagerstown Susan Dixon White Rhorersville Frank Metz Mount Briar B & OQ Eagles Mills

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