Nervous Indigestion Ad and Patient Testimony
An elderly testimonial details relief from nervous indigestion through Dr Miles Nervine and Heart Cure. A. S. Melton of Ashville North Carolina credits multiple bottle use with improved body mind and spirits and urges others to try the remedies with a money back guarantee from the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Melton
Ashville
N. C
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Adams County Orphans Court notice of final accounts
Legatees and interested parties are notified that Administrations and Trustees accounts will be presented for confirmation on June 1h 1908 at 10 30 a.m. in Adams County Orphans Court. Listed are final accounts for Hartman Bucher Butt Spahr Zeigler Sheely Thomas Baas Winand Beck Bucher Biggs Wagner Oyler Bucher and other estates in Franklin Straban Reading Huntington Menallen Berwick townships.
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Orphans’ Court
Adams County
J. Frank Hartman
J. W. Bucher
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 Leck
Gettysburg
Adam F Bucher
Annie M. Bucher
W. M. Biges
Basil Biggs
Catharine Wagner
Silas Wagner
J. ©. Oyler
Zachariah Oyler
Menallen Township
Jacob F. Bucher
Jesse Bucher
Berwick Township
Unusual Tombstone Incident At Hanover Cemetery
The Spring Grove Ripplet reports Mrs. Ja cob Mummert ordered a monument for her husband at Hanover near this place. She arranged dates on the stone and later died from injuries after a fall two weeks after ordering the monument. The tombstone was erected with the death date entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Spring Grove
Jacob Mummert
Court items from Biglerville case and guardianship orders
The court overruled the motion for a new trial in Samuel Spangler vs. William D. Markley with a $640 verdict for an automobile collision at Biglerville. A larceny case ended with Harry Metz pleading guilty to a one month jail term. Coroner Hartman reported William Mellhenny’s death, no inquest needed. Guardian Jacob G. Slonaker authorized $25 yearly per ward for Kemper E. Thomas heirs. Gelbach named as Amelia Gelbach’s committee. Citizens Trust Co approved as successor. Raymond R. Sell named guardian of Edna C. and Elmer F. Kindig, minors. Guardian J L Williams approved for Harriet Bream. Viewers for Mount Joy and Mount Pleasant line division petitions reassessed with new panel: John A. Poist, John E. King, and S Miley Miller named.
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Samuel Spangler
Wm. D. Markley
Biglerville
Harry Metz
John Nary
Hartman
William Mellhenny
Jacob G. Slonaker
Kemper E. Thomas
John W. Gelbach
Amelia C. Gelbach
Citizens Trust Company
Gédttysburg
Raymond
Sell
Edna C
Elmer F. Kindig
Henry Kindig
J. L. Williams
Harriet Bream
Births and Visits Highlight Mountpleasant Notes
A daughter born May 28 to Mr and Mrs H W Hoffnagle of Mountpleasant township. Mrs Charles Wakehafer and her son of Baltimore are visiting at the home of her uncle Geo A Klingel on Hanover Street. Mr William N Hulick of near town spent a few days at York. J W Fanns of the Himes farm near town gave an egg measuring 6 by 83 inches.
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H. W. Hoffnagle
Mountpleasant Township
Charles Wakehafer
Baltimore
Geo. A. Klingel
Hanover Street
William N. Hulick
Near Town
York
J. W. Fanns
Himes
Town
Teachers Examinations for 1908 in Adams County
Adams county teachers exams schedule lists dates and sites for permanent professional and beginner certificates. Locations include Gettysburg Meade School building and various towns with July dates. Applicants must indicate entry day for Beginners and bring letters of recommendation if unknown to the Superintendent. Examinations begin 8:30 a.m. and are open to the public.
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Town
Cumberland, Freedoms and
Highland
Gettysburg
Pestalozzi
Leonard
Gertrude
Hamilton
Blaisdell
Burkett
H. Milton Roh
Priest Stabbed by Assailant in Mo Church
Father Joseph F. Lubeley pastor of St. Josephs Catholic in Salisbury Missouri was stabbed twice with a pocketknife after Mass by Joseph Schuette a farmer believed demented A dozen men subdued the assailant and Mrs Barbara Ginter and John Gates were injured in the struggle The priest is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Lubeley
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Salisbury
Joseph Schuette
Father Lubeley
Schuette
Barbara Ginter
John Gates
Preacher resigns amid child choir accusations in Leavenworth
Rev. R A Ellwood formerly of Wilmington Del resigns as pastor of the Leavenworth Presbyterian church after charges by a church choir member's mother. He admitted writing letters to the girl and offered to resign. elders accept and end matter. Ellwood previously stirred controversy in 1903 by a Wilmington sermon praising lynching.
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R. A.ellwood
Wilmington
Del
Leavenworth
Kan.) Presbyterian Church
Ellwood
Robert A. Ellwood
Olivet Presbyterian Church
George White
Presbytery
Child Fatally Burned In Hot Lard In Allentown Bakery
Bertha Didra two year old daughter of John A Didra baker in Allentown Pennsylvania died from burns after falling into a pan of forty pounds of hot lard cooled on a cement sidewalk at the rear of the shop. A neighbor boy joined in a game of tag and the accident occurred as the child and boy played near the pan. She did not show much distress until near the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
John A. Didra
Allentown
Didra
Two Boys Die After Trolley Car Collision
David Rothman aged thirteen and Frank Culatto aged eight were crushed by a trolley car in Baltimore Maryland. Riding on a wagon they saw the car coming from behind and leaped to avoid a collision but were struck before they could jump clear. Their bodies showed terrible injuries but no skin was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rothman
Frank Culatto
Baltimore
Carpenter Falls From Two-Story Lewes House
Edward Quillin, a Lewes carpenter, fell from a two-story house he was repairing. He broke his arm and lost teeth. His fall was cushioned by his father who held the ladder and was severely injured. Captain Quillin, the elderly father, may die from injuries.
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Sire
Lewes
Del
Edward Quillin
Quillin
Fleet's Coal Bill Estimated at Five Million
The estimate places the cost of coal for the Atlantic fleet’s world cruise at about 5,000,000 dollars. A preliminary figure for coal to move the fleet from San Francisco to Hampton Roads via Honolulu Manila and the Suez Canal is 2,039,000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Sues Canal
Methodist Conference Backs Anti Saloon League and Local Option
The general conference of the Methodist church records unqualified endorsement of the Anti-Saloon League and supports local option. Rev. Dr. William A. Quayle of St James Chicago was elected bishop on the tenth ballot, and Rev. Dr. C. W. Smith of Pittsburgh Christian Advocate on the twelfth ballot.
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Baltimore
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Anti-Saloon League
William A. Quayle
St. James’ Church
Chicago
C. W. Smith
Pittsburg
Miners to be kept at steady work under new plan
Port Clinton Pa May 26 Anthonosite miners numbering 140000 will be kept at steady employment with no lost days if operators plan advances. A three year wage pact ends April 1 1909 and operators aim to store at least 10000000 tons of hard coal before that date to guard against a strike.
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Port Clinton
Woman's Body Found In Water Near Little Hell Gate
The body of Mrs. Helen Hart was found in the waters of Little Hell Gate with facial injuries suggesting foul play at first. Reports differed on a barrel tie, later disproved, and her son said she had been missing for weeks. authorities believe she died by her own action.
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New York
Helen Hart
Little Hell Gate
Hazelwood
Pittsburg
Ralph C. Barr
C. M. Day
Denver
Ira Oakley
Clarksville
J. M. Underwood
Fuquay Springs
N. C
Dagger Like Glass Shatters Youth in Pittsburg Runaway
In the West End a runaway collision caused a heavy mirror to shatter. Edgar Burns, eighteen, died within minutes after a piece pierced his heart while helping a neighbor move. He died as help arrived.
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Pittsburg
West End
Edgar Burns
Burns
Soda Tank Explosion Kills One Injures Brother
In Philadelphia on May 26 Louis Leavin was killed and his brother Jacob Leavin fatally injured when a soda water tank burst in their store. The blast hurled them across the cellar, ripped up the floor, and left both brothers buried in debris. Louis died after hospital admission. Jacob suffered multiple injuries including broken arms and internal damage.
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Philadelphia
Louis Leavin
Jacob
Louis
Defaulter in Sunbury Believed Identified by Watch
The decomposed body found in Shamokin Creek near Sunbury is thought to be Francis M. Bloom head bookkeeper of the Sunbury Trust and Safe Deposit Co. Bloom disappeared May 6 after accounts were found $6000 short, according to directors.
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Sunbury
Shamokin Creek
Francis M. Bloom
Sunbury Trust & Safe Deposit Company
Philadelphia Woman Breaks Both Legs In Bed Turn
Miss Margaret Kramer of Philadelphia fractured both legs while turning over in bed. She has been staying with her brother Dr. Charles F. Kramer a Harrisburg pharmacist for some time and has rheumatism. The accident occurred in the act of turning over and has drawn medical attention.
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Margaret Kramer
Philadelphia
Miss Kramer
Charles F. Kramer
Harrisburg
Baseball Player’s Fatal Heart Burst After Long Throw
John R. Parry, an amateur baseball player in St. Louis, died after straining on a long throw from left field to home plate to throw out a runner attempting to steal home. The effort, aimed at excusing a prior error, ended with his collapse as the ball reached the catcher.
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John R. Parry
St. Louis
Thugs Attempt Bank Messengers Hold Up in New York
In broad daylight in a dense New York neighborhood three men attacked bank messengers carrying 43000 from a Clinton Houston branch to the Canal Street main bank. Pepper was thrown, a messenger hit, and a waitress Eva Jawornicka helped delay the leader allowing police to capture Cosimo Ricobono. His father and two brothers are held for questioning.
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New York
Jefferson Bank
Clinton and
Houston Streets
Canal Street
F First Street
Samuel Edelman
Joseph H. Welsor
Abraham Stern
Edelman
Eva Jawornicka
Cosimo Ricobono
Ricobono
Giovanni Ricobono
Salvatori
Dameano Ricobono
Brookyln man dies from hydrophobia after caring for dog
William H. Marsh of Brooklyn dies after contracting hydrophobia from an injured water spaniel. Doctors predicted the outcome on Monday and he passed away Wednesday night as opiates eased his pain. He supervised his affairs and bid farewell to family between pain paroxysms.
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Pasteur Institute
William H. Marsh
Brooklyn
Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Poison Gift Endangers Two Near Miss in Pennsylvania
In Charleroi Pennsylvania a poisoned gift nearly killed Mrs Samuel Fredwood and caller Abraham Lewis after eating oranges and drinking whisky from a box sent by a Bellevue Pittsburgh area sender. The oranges were sent for chemical testing and Mrs Fredwood cannot identify the sender.
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Charleroi
Samuel Fredwood
Bellevue
Pittsburg
Fredwood
Abraham‘ Lewis
Fredwoo
Headache tablets kill child in Ohio home tragedy
Three year old Mildred Wilson of Upper Sandusky Ohio swallowed about six headache tablets found at home. She had convulsions within minutes and despite efforts by several doctors died within an hour after her mother discovered her.
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Mildred
Lewis Wilson
Upper Sandusky, O
Drowns in Bathtub in Wilmington Home
Harry Donovan, an epileptic man, died after collapsing in his Jefferson Street Wilmington residence and drowning in a tub full of water while preparing for a bath. The incident is described as an epileptic attack leading to the fall and immersion.
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Harry Donovan
Jefferson Street
Wilmington
Del
McEnery Re-elected by Louisiana Legislature
United States Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery was chosen by the Louisiana legislature to succeed himself. The periodical notes in May list other political appointments and incidents across the United States.
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United States
Samuel Douglas McEnery
Louisiana
Frank E. Ferguson
Hagerstown
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Cortelyou
Lehigh Valley
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Caledonia
N. Y
Quotations for Baltimore Wheat and Corn Steady to Firm
Prices show Baltimore wheat steady with No 2 at about 1.02 percent and 97 to 94 for steamer and No 2 orange juice. corn firm with mixed values near 3/4 cent. OAIS white No 2 and No 8 quoted around 59 to 60 cents, butter prices ease for creamery extras at 24 cents with prints at 24 to 25 cents, eggs steady across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and southern regions with 16 to 16 1/2 cents per dozen.
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Baltimore
Southern
Hell
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Pittsburg Stock Yards Cattle and Hogs Report
Pittsburg stock yards report cattle steady with top at 6.75 and prime around 6.40 to 6.50. Sheep slow with lime wethers about 5 and common around 2 to 4. Calves roughly 15 to 19. Hogs slow with prime heavies and porkers around 4 to 5.50, youngers and feeder pigs listed.
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Pittsburg
Union Stock Yards
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Miles’ Nervine
D. F, Steffy
Financial Statement
New Oxford Building and Loan Association
Lust
Jase Abi Fe
H. Smith
C. E. Deatrick
Prothy
Branstaedter
Ledger
J.R. Weaver
Sec’y Sal
Etk Juo
S. Weaver
W.F. Sheely
Wit. R. Snyder
M. Hulick
J. R. Weaver
Sec
T. E. Bower
Bec'ys
Court House
Meade
Straban
Tyrone
Hunterstown
Huntington and Latimore
York Springs
Conewago Ind
Reading
East Berlin
Berwick
Conewago
Mountpleasant
Oxford
Union Independent
New Oxford
Butler and Menallen
Bendersville
Liberty
Fairfield
Franklin
Cashtown
Germany
Mt. Joy
Union
Littles
Comptroller of the Currency
Percy G. Marling
Montreal
Manhattan
New York City
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Fred Grothe
Lincoln
Salina
Kan
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ike Watson
Meridan
Miss
Columbus
Alaska
William H. Connolly
St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church
Hazleton
Harry Russell
Spokane
Wash
Elmer Peterson
Charles
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company
Hastings
Johnstown
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Savannah
Oklahoma
Thomas E. French
Samuel K. Robbins
George J. Bergen
State Mutual Building & Loan Association of
New Jersey
Stanidas Rolwski
Boys
Flatlands
Norristown
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
Congress
Hough
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