Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Fast Headache Relief
Advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as quick relief for headaches with no opium or narcotics. Claims safety if used as directed and notes a money back guarantee if the first package fails. Includes testimonial from J I Bush of Watervliet New York and price 25 doses for 25 cents.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
J. I. Bush
Watervleit
N. Y
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Adams County Orphans Court notices of estate accounts
Notices announce presentation for confirmation on June 11 1908 at 10 80 a m in Adams County Orphans Court. Accounts include J Frank Hartman J W Bueher trustees ability to sell Jacob Hartman estate and numerous first and final accounts for estates of Ra chel Stallsmith Cyrus Miller Annie Sheely Sophia Funk Jacob Win Sabina Beck Silas Wagner Zachariah Oyter Jesse Bucher and others.
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Orphans’ Court
Adams County
J. Frank Hartman
J. W. Bueher
Jacob Hartman
Franklin Township
J. L. Butt
William Stallsmith
Rachel Stallsmith
Straban Township
Clayton A. Spahr
John K. Zeigler
Daniel A. Thomas
Jacob Winand
Huntington Township
Samuel D. Beck
Sabina Beck
Gettysburg
Adam F Bucher
Annie M. Bucher
W. M. Biggs
Basil Biggs
Catharine Waegner
Silas Wagner
J. O. Oyler
Zachariah Oyter
Menullen Township
Jacob F. Bucher
Jesse Bucher
Berwick Township
Court Items Confirm Several Estate Accounts
All accounts as advertised by Register and Recorder Steffy were confirmed. The first and final account of Henry M Strine administrator of Henry Noel late of Mountpleasant township deceased, by agreement of counsel, exceptions withdrawn and the account confirmed. The Citizens Trust Company of Gettysburg was appointed trustee of a dower fund in the estate of Geo L Kauffman late of Hamiltonian township deceased, bond approved. Chase S Duncan appointed auditor to distribute the balance in the hands of N R and W A Beamer administrators of C H Beamer deceased.
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Steffy
Henry M Strine
Henry Noel
Mountplenant Township
Citizens Trust Company of
Gettysburg
Geo. L. Kauffman
Hamiltonian Township
Chase S. Duncan
N. R
W. A. Beamer
C. H. Beamer
Lafean Secures Large Federal Building Funds
The House approved a public building bill allocating 300000 for a York federal building with up to 355000 for extra ground purchase at George and Princess streets. Gettysburg gets 25000 for a building site, surpassing similar towns by 12000. Hanover site purchase was denied amid claims the district already hosts a large share of federal funds.
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House
York
George and
Princess Streets
Gettysburg
Pose
Lafean
Hanover
Pennsyvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Owner Finds Horse Near Waynesboro After Short Trip
Charles Walters of Fairfield rediscovered his missing horse at George Rippple’s farm near Route 1 Waynesboro. Ripple kept the animal and advertised for the owner after finding it Thursday. The horse, about 12 miles from Walters, is believed stolen and released after a long drive.
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Fairfield
Charles Walters
George Rippple
Route 1
Waynesboro
Ripple
Mr. Walters
Rosary Confraternity Established at St Vincent’s
On Sunday evening May 17 at the Church of St Vincent Midway Father Mahoney received faculties from Father McKenna and welcomed a large parish turnout. Father Dougherty preached a practical sermon as sixty members joined the Rosary Confraternity amid ornate altar decorations and ample attendance by parishioners and visitors.
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Rosary Confraternity
Church of St Vincent
Midway
Father Mahoney
Father McKenna
D. P
Father Dougherty
York
Confraternity of the Rosary
York and Adams Pomona Grange No 40 meeting at Straban Hall
Saturday session of York and Adams county Pomona Grange No 40 at Straban Grange hall Hunterstown featured music by Gideon Grange No 810 orchestra and addresses by C Tawney D Eberly C E Goldsborough P S Bowman and J Mellhenny. Twenty nine candidates received fifth degree and a Conewago Grange visit to New Oxford was set for October 10. Banquet by Straban Grange ladies ended the event with hearty remarks and good fellowship.
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York and Adams County
Pomona Grange
Straban Grange
Hunterstown
Gideon Grange
C. Tawney
Daniel Eberly
C. E. Goldsborough
D. Eberly
P. S. Bowman
J. Mel
Pigeon Saves Friend's Life in Adams County
A pet pigeon in Adams County acted with remarkable instinct to save a seven year old boy hanging from a vine covered fence. James Myers and his pigeon were inseparable as the bird guided rescuers to the scene and helped bring the boy to safety.
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Adams County
J. P. Shaner
New York
James Myers
Mr. Shaner
Myers
Shaner
Pigeon
Reading township urged to station a policeman for every hen house
A correspondent decries theft across Reading township and calls for police in every hen house smoke house and barn. A few weeks ago F A Staub's Turkey hen vanished and was found a mile from the barn with both legs broken. A subsequent target was O A Rife whose five laying hens were found choked to death in the hen house.
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Reading
F. A. Staub
O. A. Rife
Mr and Mrs Oliver Bryant Visit With Friends
Mr and Mrs Oliver Bryant and their son of Atlantic City are spending time with friends in town. Miss Mary Emmett of Center Square spent several days with friends in Baltimore.
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Oliver Bryant
Atlantic City
Mary Emmett
Center Square
Baltimore
Tax Notice Abatement Offered by Keeney Collector
An abatement of 5 percent will be given on State and County Tax until June. S F Keeney, Collector.
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S. F. Keeney
Infant Eicholtz Dies at Six Days in Tyrone Township
Alta Mae Eicholtz, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J Frank Eicholtz of Tyrone township, died Tuesday morning aged six days Interment was held at Pine church Wednesday morning.
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Alta Mae
J. Frank Eicholtz
Tyrone%township
Pines'church
Bohemian Farm Hand Confesses Triple Murder for Robbery
Frank Zastera, a Wickatunk poultry farm worker, confessed after extensive police questioning to killing William B. Sheppard, his wife, and Jennie Bendy for robbery. He described the sequence of the shootings and admitted fabricating the missing money tale. He is an artist and violinist from New York City with a history in leather decoration and art schools.
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Zastera
East Seventy-second Street
New York City
Cooper Union
National Academy of Design
Billion-dollar Congress Swells Appropriations Record
The sixtieth Congress is poised to end its first session having enacted a total appropriation near 1.026 billion dollars, the largest at a single session. Major items include post office 221.8M, pensions 163M, naval 122.7M, army 95.4M, and civil 120M with a projected committee range of 850M to 900M and a potential deficit of 125M to 175M.
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Congress
Washington
District of Columbia
Military
Philadelphia
Girls Hunted In Woods After Assaults In Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania May 19 state police county detectives and many citizens search the area for two girls aged eleven and thirteen Mary Kolesca and Helen Swink seriously assaulted found in woods in critical condition their clothes torn and their hands bound amid threats of lynching.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania State Police
Mary Kolesca
Helen Swink
Murder at Soldiers' Home in Dayton Killing Two War Veterans
In Dayton Ohio on May 19 a long held feud between two elderly veterans ended with John Samuel age sixty seven throwing James Bowlin age seventy three from a second story window of the barracks. Bowlin died from a fractured skull after the fall.
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Dayton
John Samuel
James Bowlin
Bowlin
Passenger Trains Crash Injuries Reported on Reading Railway
Two Reading passenger trains collided north of Lewisburg Pennsylvania due to orders misread. Several crew and passengers injured including George Haupt Harry Anthony Charles Smith and Walter Beishline. freight remained on the northbound track.
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Reading
Lewisburg
Here
George Haupt
Shamokin
CO. G. Neudoerffer
Harry Anthony
Port Clinton
Charles Smith
G. O. Roper
Williamsport
Walter F. Beishline
G. Sommer
Roger Williams
Willian
Waterhouse
Sunbury
Johnson Baugh
Millhall
EE. C. Yeager
Milton
C. K. Sober
Edna D. Schoch
Revival minister in WV kills wife during late night attack
Rev. S A Coffman a 50 year old Methodist preacher from Rosstown West Virginia says he was temporarily insane when he chased his wife into a garden and cut her throat after a revival service. He surrendered after the deed and later said his sanity returned upon seeing his wife's body.
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West Virginia
Fairmont
W. Va
S. A. Coffman
Coffman
Body of Miss Vanderbilt Found in Raritan Canal
The body of Miss Bertha Vanderbilt, a Princeton University library assistant, was recovered by bay campers William Barke and J Millwood Lake near the Carnegie Lake aqueduct, about half a mile from Princeton. No foul play is evident though clothing is torn and minor facial scars may date from five days in the stream.
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Miss Vanderbilt
Raritan Canal
Princeton
N. J
Bertha Vanderbilt
Princeton University
William Barke
J. Millwood Lake
Carnegie Lake
Ex Millionaire Kills Son In Death Pact
Henry Rudolph Amann, once wealthy, killed his twelve year old son Walter in Fort Sheridan after a promised death pact. He wounded himself twice, failed to pierce his heart, then lay beside the boy for hours before recounting the grim act to an army surgeon.
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Chicago
Henry Rudolph Amann
Fort Sheridan
Walter Amann
Amann
Measuring The Filing Cases In Capitol Conspiracy Case
The trial pauses as metal filing cases from the secretary of the commonwealth are unveiled. Expert George H. Richter explains cubic and square footage measurements while missing documents delay the evidence. the case hinges on measurement methods and alleged overcharging in Cassel and Sanderson affairs.
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Capitol
Department of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
Commonwealth
George H. Richter
Boston
Richter
Sanderson
Cassel
Woman Among Mrs Guinness Victims Unearthed in Indiana
Autopsies of seven unidentified corpses from Mrs Belle Guinness burial grounds show one is female. Reported details link Jennie Olsen case with a man and a woman visiting in 1904 and vanishing, with bodies buried in the same pit along with Ole Budsberg. Budsberg's body appeared nearer the surface.
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Guinness
la Port
Ind
Belle Guinness
F. T. Wilcox
George R. Osborne
Jennie Olsot
Los Angeles College
Mss. Guinness
Jennie
Seven Miners Die In Wyoming Pa Mine Blast
A gas explosion at Mt Lookout colliery of the Temple Coal and Iron company near Wyoming Pennsylvania killed seven miners and left five others with burns. Fire boss and three helpers fought the blaze but gas and a subsequent blast claimed the lives of Pascal Smith Frank Smith Michael McNulty Oscar Smallcomb George Metcalf Lewis Pataskay and Joseph Yancanden.
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Wyoming
Mt. Lookout
Temple Coal and Iron Company
Pascal Smith
Frank Smith
Michael McNulty
Oscar Smallcomb
George Metcalf
Lewis Pataskay
Joseph Yancanden
Multiple 1900s Notables Die and Political Measures Noted
Obituaries report deaths of Benjamin Fernie and Walter Berg, plus arrests and suicides in Toledo and Lancaster. A patent protection bill advances, coal operations resume, and foreign convicts receive ten-year sentences. Naval Y M C A cornerstone laid in Norfolk. Rear Admiral Evans tours Washington.
Grain and dairy price quotes from Baltimore market report
Steady quotations for wheat oats butter and eggs with regional notes. No. 2 yellow corn around 3.08 to 3.12, oats No. 2 about 60 cents, butter extras 26 to 28 cents, eggs steady at 164 to 164 1/2 cents with Marylee Pennsylvania and West Virginia mentions.
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Baltimore
Southern
Jay "Stonas
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Marylee
West Virginia
Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards
Cattle prices declined with choice cattle at 675.07. calves and real calves traded around 5 to 6.75. Sheep moved slowly with prime wethers about 5.20 and culls 2.25 to 3.25. Heavy and medium hogs ranged 5.75 to 6.80, roughs 4.50 to 4.80.
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Benjamin James Fernie
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Walter G. Berg
Lehigh Valley Railroad
S. C. Peters
Rainbow
Manila
John Loughead
Joseph Herzog
Lancaster
House of Representatives
United States
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Gallitzin
Circuit
Morgantown
Norfolk Va
John D. Rockefeller
Robly D. Evans
San Francisco
David Daniels
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael Mulcahy
Phil Sheridan
Winchester
Cleveland
Walter Augustus Wyckoff
A. M
Edward Boeck
Smith W. Ketchum
Detroit
Buffalo
Hinton
Scott County
Conrad Pfromm
Cranberry
Hazleton
Europe
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Taft
Superior
Wis
United States Steel Corporation
Edward B. Deacon
Mount Holly
John P. Palmer
Dyersburg
Tenn
Metcalf
D. Evans
Atlantic Fleet
General Board of the Navy
Jennie Blunt
Charles M. Sanford
Brooklyn
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