November Court Tales in Fairfield and Surrounding Areas
Court records show numerous bastardy actions in Fairfield and Hamilton townships, with mothers Laura Mc Glauzhlie Lizzie Kint and fathers Albert P. Stough John Shindledecker and Geo Keisaber g cited. Various indictments include abortion theft false pretense and cruelty to animals, plus an election on road tax reform in Liberty township. A shooting near Andersontown left John Brannon Jr fatally wounded after a debt dispute with James Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Laura McGlauzhlie
Albert P. Stough
Hamilton
Lizzie Kint
John Shindledecker
Process
Wm. Dixon
Violet
Storer
James B. McSrean
John J. Cotter
Geo
Keisaberg
Colm
Geo. W. Rhinehart
John A. Davis
Schuyler
A. Hammond
Com
Dale O. Williamson
Paul A. Martin
Lundee
Slagles Creek
Price
Irishstown
Conewago
McSterrystown
Said Creek
Oxford Township
Polly Sundar
East Bernn
Walter
Edison Stables
Radisum Leer
Mary 3
Sowers
Mervin E. Sowers
Streban Township
Mary A Sowers
Mervin Sowers
Straban Township
John Brannon, Jr
James Hoffman
Andersontown
York County
Brannon
Hoffman
Nervine Promises Relief From Nerves And Pain
Dr Miles Nervine advertised as nerve force booster to restore vitality and health. Testimonial claims improved sleep appetite digestion and general wellbeing after using Nervine and anti pain pills. Product sold by druggists with money back guarantee. Miles Medical Co. listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Miles
Miles Ervine
Pittsburg St
New Caste
Milex
Miles Medical Co
Elhart
Ind
Tragic Hanover Deaths Mark City Losses
E 8 Hostetler, 54, a Hanover resident, died by suicide Monday in a York hotel room after a period of worry. Jacob M Austin, 77, longtime York resident and property owner, died Thursday at 113 South Dake Street after years of disease, remembered for Bible reading and local business influence.
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Hostetler
Hanover
York
N. C
Jacob M Austin
Jacob M. Austin
South Dake Street
Mr. Austin
Cewber HW
Lea M. Bashore
J. Weeler Austin
Francis Austin
Austin
Turnpikes Pass to Traction Officials in Cumberland Valley
A Gettysburg conference led to two turnpikes, the Gettysburg & Chambersburg and Littlestown & Gettysburg, transferring to the Chambersburg & Gettysburg Electric Railway Company. The deal, witnessed by State Senator D. P. McPherson, expands trolley access from Caledonia to Cashtown and extends control to Littlestown along the Baltimore Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Cumberland Valley
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
D. P. McPherson
Gettysburg & Chambersburg Turnpike Company
McPherson
Chantersburg
Chambersburg
Littlestown
Round Hill Notes from East Berlin to Mt. Joy Parsonage
Round Hill reports varied activity from East Berlin including visits by Mrs. John Shorb and Miss Bessie Nayor to York Springs. A lively butchering at Joseph Simpson's drew women and activity, while farmers haul packed hay to Dew Oxford. Local injuries, store changes, and a November 16 marriage at Mt. Joy Parsonage are noted along with updates on residents and ailing Mrs. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
John Shorb
East Berlin
Joseph Simpson
Dew Oxford
Elsworth Border
Peter Markle
Bessie Nayor
York Springs
Harvey Simpson
Mt. Wolf
James Simpson
A. G. Crist
Bowder
D. M. Cashman
P. M. Winer
Harrisburg
Belle Neely
Shippenssburg
Mt. Joy Parsonage
Edward F. McSherry
Mise Blanche Murry
Straban Township
W. G. Minnick
Myers
John P. Myers
Hampton
Bomb Explodes in St Peters Basilica in Rome
A bomb exploded during services at St Peters Basilica on a crowded Sunday anniversary. Miraculously no deaths or injuries were reported though doors, scaffolding, and the tomb of Clement XIII were nearby. Pope Pius X heard the blast and led prayers for exonération.
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Rome
St Peters
Anacletus
Peter
St. Peter
Cardinal Rampella
Stalé
Petronilla
Derly
Clement XIII
Canova
Pope
Monsignor
Misciatelli
Monsignor Bisseti
Vatican
Holy Father
St. Peter's
Christendom
Papal Assassination Threat Feared and New York Shooting Tragedy
Rome reports letters predicting the pope will be assassinated as anarchists threaten to destroy religious and military institutions. In New York, Gustave Simon is shot dead by a former employee, an Amisia Louise de Alassy, 30, under arrest after a dramatic office confrontation. Bicyclist Tom Cooper dies in a Central Park auto crash that also injures two women.
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Rome
Apostolic Palace
New York
Gustave Simon
Queen Waist Company
Broadway
Explore
Unan Simon
Mme
Anisia Louise de Alassy
Simon
Simot
Tom Cooper
Central Park
Pari
Tith Street
Virginia Vernon
Jersey City
Helen Hall
Cooper
Hoosevelt Hospital
Cooper Collbed
Arsenal
Brother's Body Found Beside Rail near Cumberland Glass Works
Lewis Loeber found the body of his brother Conrad Loeber a night watchman at the Cumberland Glass plant beside a railroad track while en route to work. The 47 year old man was struck by a train on his way home, leaving a wife five children and two brothers.
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Gruwsome
Cumberland
Lewis Loeber
Cumberland Glass Works
Conrad Loeber
Hearst Spent 256370 Defeated Governor Candidate Expense
The Independence League and Democratic candidate for New York governor William Randolph Hearst filed an expense report totaling 256370. Breakdowns show 198876 for Independence League, 57000 for the Democratic state committee and 5900 for travel. A separate item notes a football injury death and a jewelry case robbery in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
N. Y
William Randolph Hearst
Independence League
Democratic
Democratic State Committee
Steamer Sunk and 42 Drowned at Alki Point Disaster
Seattle reports the ice steamer Dix sank after a collision with the Alaskan miner Jeanie near Alki Point. Forty-two lives were lost, 37 passengers were rescued, including all on the Dix’s upper deck. Only Alice Simpson, a 15 year old passenger, survived from the lower deck passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Alki Point
Jeanie
Alice Simpson
Lermond
Jeasie
Seartie
Bahada
Tree
Florence K
Ing
Week's News Condensed and Dated November 14 1906
Brief wire-service style summary recounts Erie Railroad rail orders for 1907, fire kills Vincent Moore and son in Paoli Indiana, major fires devastate Richland Ohio and Brooklyn tenement, robberies, deaths, and early 1907 business notes. Includes oil dividend, wage hikes, and assorted crime and accident items with produce quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Company
Vincent Moore
Paoli
Ind
Richland
Roosevelt
General Lawnapolis
M2n
Brooklyn
McFeeters
Ho- Chester
McGiven
Philadelphia
Roy L. Leonard
Endicott
Binghamton N
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Samuel N. Kane
U. S. NL
New York
Manassas
James M. Hoppin
Fale
New Haven
Conn
American Express Company
William Whiteley
Goonland
Bank of
Henderson
Charles E. Grant
Washington, D. C
Ira Barnes
United States
Mike Werd
Granfi Rapids
Mich
Harry
George Seafie
George Wel
Iersville
Mine Owners” Association
Leadville
Colo
Chicago Committee On
May Rickert
Paterson
N. J
Harry Lecdr
R.stockton
Washington
C. C. van Vorst
Milford
Alabama State Agricultural School
Athens
Jacob Schulz
South Milwaukee
Wis
Norfolk & Western Railroad
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
Live Stock Market Report From PLITSBURSG Yard
Cattle fair with prime bids around 5.40 to 5.43 per unit and skirts of 3.73. Sheep steady with primas near 5.06 and culls at 4.45. Hogs fair with prime heavies and mediums around 5.83 to 5.83 and roughs near 5.83. Veal calves listed in notes.
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Mountpleasant Township
Adams County
WM. B. Stock
Res
Lomb
Michael Angelo
Bramante
Rafael
Hearst
Lafayette
Lyle Nichol
Hugh Nichol
Durdue University
Young Nichol
C. F. Willemin
Maiden Lane
Willemin
Chestnut Street
Columbus
Salvation Army
Dayton
Ferrisburg
Berry
Erie
Ketsourg
William Giesel
Allegheny General Hospital
Giesel
Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
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