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Emaliest
Tragic Run of Accidents and Disturbing Murders
A stream of fatal incidents across Pennsylvania includes Charlies Johnson of Lucknow killed by a Pennsylva nia limited train. John W. Diggin fatally crushed by a barn collapse. Jacob Beeshore killed in a nine‑foot fall at Johnstown followed by paralysis. Others suffer mining and farm injuries and a spate of fatal shootings and fires.
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Charlies Johnson
Lucknow
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
John W. Diggin
Glen Mawr
Jacob Beeshore
Johnstown
Mind Your Buxiness Dr King's Life Pills Ad
An old style drug store ad promotes Dr King's New Life Pills claiming to expel biliousness malaria and jaundice from the body. The copy urges readers to avoid trouble by using the product available at Auker's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
T. Auker
Remains of Howard Angell Linked to Harboring Mystery
The body of Howard F. Angell, 42, was found in a Littlestown culvert with a scalp wound and cerebral hemorrhage. A Newark paper notes an empty pay envelope and a postal money order receipt tied to Mrs. H. F. Angell. Interment followed at Mt Carmel cemetery. survived by wife and three children.
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Littlestown
Howard F. Angell
Mt Carmel
Newark
N. Y
H. F. Angel
Thatcher
Joseph Angell
Baltimore
Tragedy as Two Men Cremated in York County Fire
Louis Schmidt, 70, and John Mylies, 65, perished in a house fire on the David Graybill estate near Crumbling’s mill. Mylies died earlier that Monday. Schmidt died trying to save him. The hearth’s the cause remains unknown.
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Louis Schmidt
John Mylies
David Graybill
Crumbling’s Mill
York County
Mylies
Schmidt
Wrightsville
Peter Caserline
Both
Caserline
Hallam
Louis Bates
Bates
Peter Miller
Outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease Reaches Pennsylvania
Contagious foot and mouth disease hits Montour and Northumberland counties with state and federal experts dispatched from the Livestock Sanitary Board and the U S Department of Agriculture to curb spread. The first US outbreak, traced to a Buffalo, NY cattle lot, follows a historic European problem and a prior New England epidemic in 1892.
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Montour
Northumberland
Danville
State Livestock Sanitary Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Pennsylvania
North America
New England
Buffalo
N. Y
Lizard and Toad Found During Well Digging at Lakemont
Cal vi n Winters of Lakemont near Altoona uncovered large lizards embedded ten feet deep while digging a well and later found a toad at twenty five feet. Mrs Mary Dowling of San Francisco testimonials Electric Bitters noting relief from stomach and liver troubles and female weakness with use at Ed T Auker’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Winters
Lakemont
Altoona
Mary Dowling
8Th Ave
San Francisco
Ed. T. Auker
Public Sale of Valuable Adams County Real Estate
Truste e L Hill conducts one oclock p m sale of multiple Oxford and Berwick township tracts in Adams County Pennsylvania under E M Bittinger bankruptcy. Properties include Valley View Hotel site and Various 1 acre to 182 perch lots with brick and frame structures and hog pens. sale free of liens with 10 percent cash due, balance on note payable January 1 1909, possession upon full payment.
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E M. Bittinger
United States Dstrict Court
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Oxford Township
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Michael
Michael] Car), Pantel E. Barnitz
Andrew A. Slagie
Bittinger Lane
Valley View
Carlisle Turnpike
New Oxford
Bittinger
Western Maryland
Berwick Township
Daniel E. Barnitz
Henry Stock
Abraham Stambaugh
Elias Starner
John H. Bittinger
John R. Pittinger
W. H. Warnick
Fla
Luther Hall
Eliis Wentz
Maurice Crebs
John Wolf Jacob Slagle
Matilda Laughman
Howard Laughman
Daniel Diehl
John R. Bittinger
J. EF. Richter
John L. Hill
FE. M. Bittinger
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Yew@anford Iter
H. J. Smith
Tuhurspay
Christian Warner
James Briscoe
Edward Kenny
Democratic Ward Workers of
York
Floyd Jones
Titusville
Saucon
Bethlehem Steel Co
Oliver Smith
Pottsville
Samuel Matthews
Anthony Keard
Frackville
Miners’ Hospital
Mahanoy
Buena Vista
Routerville Water Co
William Buckingham
Windsor
Buckingham
Albert Smith
Susquehanna
New Holland
G. Grove
Jos. Beaverson
Lilian Law
Henry Miller
Shelly’s Island
Susquehanna River
Middletown
Carlisle
Cumberland Valley
New Kingston
Middlesex Township
Enola
George E Viger
S Order
St. Charles College
Ellicott City
Father Viger
United States
B. P. Krone
Alpine
Alice Fahs
Selingsgrove
York Bridge Company
Mifflinville Bridge
Jacob Mummert
D. J. Mummert
Blooming Grove
Jacob
Mummert
Nora Hollinger
York Railways Company
Spry
Buckley
Hardy
Mast Wilton
T. Aukeis
Daniel B. Straley
Hafer
George Waltman
York Pike
Bonneauville
Kilpatrick School House
Mountpleasant Township
McCormick
SteCormick
Oliver
H. L
Mummasburg Mutual Fire Protection Society
J. F. Hartman
Gettysburg, Pa
Ut St
Emmitsburg, Md
CW. Weaver&Son
W. Weaver &Son
Philadelphia
G. W. Weaver & Son
Gettysburg, Penna
United Phone
R. J. Feiser
Phila, Sf
New Oxford, Pa
William Brill
Carbondale
Felty Brothers
New Oxford, Penn’n
J. L. Sheetz
D. M. R. Snyder
Carlisle Street
Geo. IT. Sears
Pitt Street
Depot
Deatrick Bros
New Oxford Exchange
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