Favorite Prescription praised as cure for female ailments and childbirth
A testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and to aid motherhood, claiming it strengthens delicate organs and eases labor pains. A Ontario mother recalls relief from heart trouble and fainting, praising the medicine as best for mothers. Pellets are also endorsed for constipation.
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Doctor Pierce
Arthur Bratt
Amhartburg
Ontario
Canada
Pierce
Jeine
Shoemaking business opens in Wartz Building
The undersigned announces he has leased a room in the Wartz Building on Philadelphia Street and offers all kinds of shoe repair at reasonable prices. Custom work made to order in the best manner. Patronage solicited by A. F. Brady.
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Pblic
Wartz Building
Philadelphia Street
A. F. Brady
Local residents host first Cedar Ridge baseball clash
The Cross Keys nine met Cedar Ridge in a lively contest led by Capt. Chas P Shultz. Cedar Ridge prevailed 23 to 10 as K Heltzel and J Herman starred on defense and offense amid an energetic home crowd.
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Mamie Slaybaugh
Gettysburg
Bertha Gebhart
Bonneauville
Ella Sponseller
New Oxford
Daniel Diehl
Frank Gebhart
Lucien Heltzel
Middleburg
Cedar Ridge
Isaac Slaybaugh
Dedar Ridge
Cross Keys Nine
Chas. Slaybaugh
Chas
P. Shultz
Shultz
K. Heltzel
J. Herman
Capt. Miller
B. Dunn
Cross Keys
Weaver
Dunn
Rabine
Longs&. S
J. Miller
Jno
Herman c
J. Smith
M. Bln
Gettysburg Battlefield Squirrels Protected By Law
Local authorities warn against killing gray squirrels on four government grounds near Gettysburg as state and county officials crack down on violations of fish and game laws in York and Adams counties.
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Gettysburg
York
Adams
McSherrystown Notes Include Wedding and Court Case
A church wedding in St Marys Catholic Church joined Calvin A Young and Minnie G Weaver with attendants George Ackerman and Matilda Overbaugh. In a separate case Harry A Little faced two charges, receiving jail time and fines for disorderly conduct and blasphemy after a late night incident by Hotel Columbus. A stone-throwing altercation injured Ross Reider on Church street and required medical stitching.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Calvin A. Young
Main Street
Minnie G. Weaver
Geo. H. Weaver
South Street
P. P. Stemler
George Ackerman
Matilda Overbaugh
Mt. Rock
Harry A. Little
McSherrystown Avenue
Squire V. I. Lilly
John L. Dougherty
Hotel Columbus
Widow of Prof Kilpatrick Dies in Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mrs Mary Kilpatrick widow of Prof Joshua Kilpatrick of Fayette Missouri died Sunday June 25 at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore from sarcoma. Age about 55. Daughter of the late Wim D Himes she was twice married first to Lieut M Hendrix who died about 30 years ago then to Prof Kilpatrick who died in November 1904. Survived by one son and two daughters remains taken to Fayette for interment.
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Mary Kilpatrick
Joshua Kilpatrick
Fayette, Mo
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Wim. D Himes
Lieut. M. Hendrix
U.S. Navy
Blood relatives seek Kennedy estate in Harrisburg court
In Harrisburg on June 26 the court heard four alleged kin from San Francisco New York and Philadelphia claim the late Father T F Kennedy's $24000 cash stocks and bonds. An auditor was appointed. Kennedy formerly led the Immaculate Conception parish and a festival is planned at Center Square July 8.
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Harrisburg
T. F. Kennedy
Williamstown Catholic Church
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Father Kennedy
Immaculate Conception
Bloody Lodz Battle Sparks Widespread Polish Unrest
Reports from St Petersburg describe a grim nationwide mood as Lodz violence prompts fear of broader clashes in Russia. Authorities weigh mobilization risk while new Caucasus tensions spark talk of a regional holy war and bloodshed amid strikes and agrarian disturbances.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Poland
Caucasus
Lodz
Moscow
Erivan
Major disaster claims many women and children as victims
A large catastrophe leaves numerous fatalities including a significant number of women and children among the dead, with emergency responders detailing the scale of losses and ongoing rescue efforts.
Peace Envoys Named for Russo Japanese Talks
Russia lists M. Nelidoff and Baron Rogen as plenipotentiaries and Haron Komura with Kogoro Takahira as tentative Japanese envoys. Each delegation may include advisers and officers, totaling about ten to twelve members per side. Russia and Japan plan to confirm a third plenipotentiary soon if six are chosen.
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Czar
Nelidoff
Baron Rosen
Japan
Komura
Takahira
Washington
Russia
M. Nelidoff
Paris
Baron Rogen
White House
Haron Komura
Kogoro Takahira
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Seven Shenandoah officials sentenced for graft and bribery
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on June 27 Gordon Brown Shenandoah school director convicted of bribery received 15 months in jail. Justice Shoemaker ousted from office and fined 300 dollars for illegal case settlements. Shenandoah police chiefs and patrolmen jailed 30 days for accepting fees. Earlier four school directors and a notary were fined and jailed for conspiracy to extort teacher appointments.
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Shenandoah
Pottsville
Gordon Brown
Brown
W. H. Shoemaker
Price
John Frye
Yankowsky
Lauriatis
Fahey
Ringhouser
Weekly News Condensed Highlights From June 21 1907
A summary of distant items including Reading convention of Retail Coal Merchants Association Pennsylvania Roosevelt appoints Winfield S Egerly Brigadier General West Virginia State Board of Trade formed in Wheeling Morocco talks invite US participation. Legion of obituaries and incidents across cities July 1907 context.
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Retail Coal Merchants’ Association of Pennsylvania
Reading
Roosevelt
Winfield S. Egerly
Second Cavalry
Lewis Allen
Philadelphia
West Virginia State Board of Trade
Wheeling
United States
Morocco
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Jacksonville
Ila
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles
Cal
Laurence C. Francis
Edward M. Henry
Norfolk
John B. Gordon
Chicago
William McGeeohegan
Charles H. Darling
Utica
N. Y
Asbury Park
N. J
North American Gymnastic Union
Indianapolis
National Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Biggest American flag to fly for G A R encampment
Denver planners unveil a 115 by 55 foot flag for the G A R encampment. The 450 pound banner features 28 by 35 foot field, 2 foot stars, and 1450 yards of bunting, draped across a five story building due to its weight.
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Denver
Colo
Union
16Th Street
Live Wire Fatality in Hopewell Two Men Die
Walter Ewing a New York telegraph operator and Wesley Davison of Hopewell were electrocuted when a live five wire near a dog prompted Ewing to try removing it. He was joined by Davison who attempted a rescue and was killed as the two men touched the live line.
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Trenton
N. J
Walter Ewing
New York
Wesley Davison
Hopewell
Ewing
Davison
Woman Dies During Atlantic City Visit
Mrs Barah Ann Gallagher of Reading Pennsylvania died soon after collapsing on a bathing excursion in Atlantic City New Jersey The death occurred as she and her husband and four children were preparing to return home at Reading depot hospital staff reported she fell unconscious and died within minutes The family was shocked by the loss during the holiday trip
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Lodz
Poland
Atlantic City
N. J
Barah Ann Gallagher
Reading
Jill
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