Doctor Miles' Heart Cure and Nervine Recalled by Minister
A Kansas minister recounts saving his wife with Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine after three doctors said she would die within six weeks. After eleven bottles she recovered enough to manage again, and the druggist guarantees the first bottle will help or money back. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Liice
Rev. P. Milligan
Genda Springs
Kans
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Council Proceedings March 3 Regular Session Minutes
Council met in the first regular session with all members present. Committees were appointed: Street J E C Miller Thos McGaughy Neely Dicks. Water M D Feiser J M Hulick C T Hersh. Town Property T McGaughy M D Feiser C T Hersh. Finance J M Hulick J K E Miller N Dicks. Health C T Hersh J F Miller T McGaughy. Ordinance N Dicks M D Feiser. Meetings set for first Tuesday at 7 30. Wm E Hensil elected Police officer $5 monthly. W C Sheely elected Borough Attorney salary for year 15. Notices to bid posted for Pumper Lampe lighter Street Commissioner Tapper. bids opened March 24 with right to reject. adjourned to March 24 7 30. T E Bower Sec’y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. C. Miller
Thos. McGaughy
Neely Dicks
M. D. Feiser
J. M. Hulick
C. T. Hersh
T. McGaughy
M D. Feiser
T. Hersh
J. KE
W. C Sheely
T. E. Bower
Sec’y
Public Sale of Entire Livery Outfit in New Oxford
Ill health sale of a complete livery business on Pitt Street Borough of New Oxford March 21 1908 listing 7 horses including a bay trotting mare and a sorrel mare, 4 top buggies and carriages, harness and equipment, other items, sale to begin 12 30 oclock with terms announced by CHAS H Haar J B Crist auctioneers RB M Straley clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt Street
New Oxford
Surrey
Dayton
Portland
Chas.h, Haar
J.B
Crist
M. Straley
Public sale of 13 acre farm in Adams County Pa
On March 21 1908 Annie Mummert as administratrix of Jacob Mummert estate will offer at public sale in Oxford Township Adams County Pa a 13 acre tract on York Gettysburg pike adjoining Vincent Staub Frank Miller and others. The farm includes a large frame barn with threshing floor and is well cultivated. Sale starts at 10 a m with terms announced. W N Ensor attorney for administrators.
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Jacob Vs. Mummert
Borough of
Hanover
York County
Orphans’ Court of
Adams
York & Gettysburg Pike
Oxford
Adams County
Vincent Staub
Frank Miller
Annie
Mummert
Executor's Notice in Estate of Margaret F Miller
Estate in Tyrone Twp Adams County Pa with Letters testamentary granted to L A Milledge Executor residing Mount Pleasant Township New Oxford Pa. Debtors must present immediate payment and creditors must present properly authenticated claims for settlement.
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Margaret F Miller
Tyrone Township
Adams County
Margaret F. Miller
Mountpleasant Township
P.O
New Oxford
Bank Stock for Sale at Farmers & Merchants Bank
10 shares of Farmers & Merchants Bank of New Oxford priced at 102 dollars per share. Listed by W S Owen and Bro at 6 West Market Street York Pa.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank of New Oxford
W.S. Owen & Bro
W. Market Street
York
Two Young Men Jailed In Buffalo Theft Case
Hanover March 6 Chief of Detectives White of York obtained a confession from Charles Wilson Buffalo N Y the cracksman in the N B Carver Sons store theft of Feb 22 at Hotel O Bold room 11 He named Chauncey Weaver as receiver for 50 dollars Weaver was held on receiving stolen goods Wilson pled guilty to two year sentence for Carver charge and one year for Hankey larceny. Weaver case dismissed.
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Hanover
White
York
Charles Wilson
Buffalo
N. Y
N. B Carver & Sons
O’bold
Kiser
Squire Sell
Wilson
Chauncey Weaver
Bittinger
Mysterious Disappearance Follows Threats Against York Grocer
After a black hand threat and an incendiary attack on his store in York, John M Harman vanishes leaving wife Mrs Hartman with a 2 year old child. He suffered head injuries in a street car accident two years earlier and warned by his father in law Calvin Miler in a letter from York. Miss Anna Delaney 19 fought off two assailants on a foot bridge near Palo Alto Schuylkill river. A derailed trolley near Sunnyside left passengers unhurt except John Rusk of Pittsburgh a lineman burned fatally.
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John M. Harman
Pennsylvania Avenue
York
Hartman
Calvin Miler
Anna Delaney
Schuylkill River
Palo Alto
Murder at Slate Run Leaves Victim Dead
Williamsport Pa March 9 A brutal murder occurred at Slate Run. Mike Mingliozzi an Italian naturalized citizen was killed by a hidden attacker who struck his head with a heavy blow. Police seek Frank Minnicutz who allegedly bore an imagined grievance against Mingliozzi.
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Williamsport
Slate Run
Mike Mingliozzi
Mingliozzi
Frank Minnicutz
North Collinwood School Disaster Death Toll 167
A Cleveland disaster report details 167 deaths as North Collinwood school pupils and staff perished in a rapid blaze. Fire drill flaws, locked doors, and narrow exits trapped students in a deathly rush to a single escape. Survivors recount chaotic rescue attempts and a building design that worsened the tragedy.
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Cleveland, O
North Collinwood
Cleveland
Collinwood School Board
Double Lynching near Hawkinsville Ga Leaves Two Hanged
Two African American men Curry Robertson and John Henry were lynched near Hawkinsville Georgia for the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hart. An inmate confession cited robbery as motive. Both suspects were seized from the county jail Wednesday, hanged to a tree, and their bodies burned. No immediate unrest followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Robertson
John Henry
Hawkinsville
Warren Hart
Robertson
Henry
Vaccination Blamed as Cause of Infant Death
Nine month old Viola Marguerite Lusby of Philadelphia died from blood poisoning three weeks after vaccination. The doctor diagnosed the condition as caused entirely by the vaccine virus and noted sores appeared two days after the inoculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Marguerite Lusby
Philadelphia
J. W. Thatcher
Two Meet Fiery Death In Burlington Farmhouse Fire
The bodies of Lydia Carter of Bor detown and William Fleck of Roebling were found in the ruins of a farmhouse between Florence and Roebling near Burlington New Jersey after a Sunday night fire. The English farm ruin had been unoccupied for some time. A farmer first saw Carter and later the coroner confirmed Fleck. The pair were seen together the previous Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Carter
Bordetown
William Fleck
Roebling
Florence
Burlington
N. J
Carter
Fleck
Custer's Messenger Thomas J Callan Dies
Army dispatch reports the death of Thomas J. Callan, the scout trusted by General Custer to summon reinforcements during the campaign, in a recent engagement. His loss followed the fleet action near the ridge noted in official communications.
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Custer
Thomas J. Callan
Ride Man's Son a Firebug
Dallas Willard son of a Paine Ohio resident confessed in La Crosse Wisconsin to setting several destructive fires in Lacrosse and West Salem. He received a two year sentence to the state reformatory at Green Bay.
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Ride
Dallas Willard
Paine, O
Lacrosse
Wis
West Salem
Green Bay
Senator Proctor of Vermont Dies in Washington Residence
United States Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont died in his Washington apartment after a weeklong illness. He was seventy seven and survived by his wife two sons Fletcher D. Proctor governor of Vermont and Berfield Proctor Jr and a daughter Emily D. Proctor. Governor Fletcher Proctor was at the bedside when he passed away.
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United States
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Washington, D. C
Fletcher Proctor
Senator Proctor
Champlain
Fletcher D. Proctor
Berfield Proctor, Jr
Emily D. Proctor
Receivers Sought for Western Maryland Railroad
The Bowling Green Trust Co asks a U S circuit judge in Baltimore to appoint receivers for the Western Maryland Railroad. Judge Morris names Benjamin E Bush to receivership as the railroad admits the bill and pledges to cooperate. The bill says fixed charges of 1 250 000 are due April 1 and the Fuller syndicate bought the line in 1902 for 8 million while owing Baltimore city 12 million in mortgages and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Circuit Court
Baltimore
Bowling Green Trust Co
New York
Western Maryland Railroad
Thomas J. Morris
Benjamin E. Bush
Bowling Green Trust Company
Western Maryland
Maryland
Fuller Syndicate
Gould
Baltimore City
Wealthy Boston Chinaman Warry Charles Convicted in Murder Case
Warry Charles and eight other Chinese men, dubbed Hatchetmen, were found guilty by a Boston superior court jury of first degree murder on four counts for killings of four Chinese men on August 2. A tenth defendant died in his cell last week amid a feud between the Hip Sing Tong and On Leong Tong. A witness said Charles planned to hire Hatchetmen from New York Philadelphia and Chicago to avoid capture.
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Warry Charles
Boston
Superior Criminal Court
Hip Sing Tong
On Leong Tong
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Farmer fatally injured by pitchfork in Pennsylvania hay mow
William Ebersole, a farmer near Duncannon Pa, fell from a hay mow and was struck in the abdomen by a pitchfork handle. Doctors fear the injuries are fatal.
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William Ebersole
Duncannon
American torpedo flotilla sails from Lima for Panama
After an eight day visit the torpedo boats left Lima and headed north for their 1500 knot run toward Panama. They exchanged salutes as they steamed out of the harbor and began the voyage.
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Lima
Panama
Bedfast 27 Years Ends After Boiler Explosion Injury
Captain Daniel Stewart aged ninety four died in Upper Alton Illinois after twenty seven years bedridden and a life marked by a steamboat boiler explosion injury in 1885. He was cared for by his granddaughter Mrs John H Diamond and extinguished a bed fire sparked by smoking before his death.
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Upper Alton
Ill
Daniel Stewart
John H. Diamond
Woman Lived Six Years With Broken Neck Dies at 23
Ellwood City Pa March 10 after living six years with a broken neck Miss Effie I Frishcorn twenty three died here She fell from a porch six years ago breaking her back Portions of the vertebrae were removed but no hope of recovery was held She baffled physicians with her tenacious hold on life despite paralysis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Effie I Frishcorn
Miss Frishcorn
Speeches for defense in capitol conspiracy trial
In Harrisburg on Monday Percy Allen Rose for ex Superintendent Shumaker and William Shaffer for ex State Treasurer Mathues argued their cases. They blamed Architect Huston and noted ex Governor Pennypacker's guidance while urging jurors to weigh Justice and avoid popular pressure.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
Percy Allen Rose
Johnstown
Shumaker
William Shaffer
Chester
Mathnes
Pennypacker
Huston
Lewis
Commonwealth
Shaffer
Mathues
Todd
John Bannister Gibson
Lyman D. Gilbert
William P. Snyder
W. L. Mathues
Stanford R. Lewis
Cunningham
Gilbert
Snyder
Harris
Hardenbergh
House to Probe Electric Boat Corruption Charges
The House, without debate, adopted a committee resolution to investigate Lilley’s charges that Electric Boat of New Jersey used a Washington lobby, paid members of Congress, influenced the Navy, and suppressed competition in submarine building since 1893, with journalists allegedly subsidized.
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House
Washington
Lilley
Electric Boat Company
New Jersey
Electric Company
Congress
Senate
Navy Department
Four Weeks of News Condensed March Headlines
A digest of events from March covering media changes in Baltimore as Frank A. Munsey takes control from Charles H. Grasty, naval grand review leadership for Admiral Evans, political shifts in South Carolina, notable deaths, court actions, and accidents across several states. Key figures include Max Fieldler as Boston Symphony director and Asbury Latimer’s Senate succession.
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Europe
Charles H. Grasty
Baltimore News
Frank A. Munsey
Evans
San Francisco Bay
East Pennsylvania Evangelical Conference
Shamokin
General Assembly of
South Carolina
Columbia
Asbury C. Lattimer
Max Fieldler
Hamburg
Germany
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Carl Muck
New York
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Association
Middle Atlantic Association
William F. Welmers
Highland Park
Circuit Court
Cook County
Waukegan
Lake County
Grand Jury
Foyll
Muskogee
Okla
Elis Beck
Bridget King
Sheffield
John
Frank A. Pargond
Branford
Conn
Anna Arnold
Florida
Arnell
Tampa
Fili
B. Gary
Asbury C. Latimer
United States Senate
Alfred Johnson
North Easton
Mass
John Benson
Secretary of the Interior
Moses Friedman
Carlisle Indian School
Carlisle
W A. Mercer
McClellan
William R. Hearst
Quotations for Baltimore Wheat and Corn Declines and Dairy Prices
The market report shows steady Baltimore wheat and No 2 at 9 and 95 cents. corn firm with mixed spot and steamer ranges 63 to 95 cents. oats firm with various grades. Butter prices hold for creamery extras and prints at several cents, with Maryland Pennsylvania dairy rints at 19 2/3 cents. Hog prices drop with Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia at 20 cents and southern at 19 cents.
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Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Live Stock Market Report from Pittsburg Yard
Cattle steady at Pittsburg Union Stock Yards with prime 7 listing around 5.30 to 5.50 and best at 5.60. Sheep active with prime wethers 5.75 to 6, lambs 5.60 to 5.76, calves 7.50 to 8.25. Hogs active and higher with prime heavies 5.60 to 5.75, mediums 5.05 to 5.25, light workers 4.90 to 5.05, roughs 4.40 to 4.60, pigs 4.60 to 4.75.
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Pittsburg
Union
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Council Proceedings
Harrisburg Auto School
Third & Hamilton Sts
Care
Harrisburg Automobile Company
Irrmm
Sunnyside
Spring Grove
John Rusk
Little Big Horn River
Montana
Yonkers
Callan
U. S
Proctor
Bedfast
First Baptist Church
Altoona
Hod Carriers’ Union
Calvin Fells
Ashtabula
John O’brien
Lancaster
Marie Maud Olhme
Richard C. Russell
Minneapolis
Minn
Edward H. Chase
Luzerne County
Wilkes-Barre
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Smithfield Street
Monongahela River
Jessie Daw
Brooklyn
Fishkill Landing
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