Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promote Quick Headache Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as fast relief with 25 cent packages and 40 000 druggists nationwide. A user testimonial from Mrs Louish Lewellyn of Powell SD backs its effectiveness and a money back offer is noted if the first package fails.
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Miles
U.S
Frank Snyder
Louish Lewellyn
Powell
South Dakota
Dr. Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Suit your image with a fine ensemble
The ad suggests improving appearance by wearing one of their fine suits, promising a better look as seen by others. It emphasizes personal presentation and style.
Hart Schaffner and Marx Suits on Display
There are no others like these in the market with all wool fabrics and perfect tailoring. See a selection of fine suits in blue serge and black Thibet for all occasions, sizes $18 to $27.50. All clothing pressed and cleaned free.
Dynamite Blast At Simpson Coal Mine Fells Five
A dynamite explosion in the Simpson coal mine shaft near Brownsville leaves one man killed and five others gravely injured. Rescue teams search for survivors as authorities investigate the incident.
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Simpson
Brownsville
Fnday
Thanksgiving Show at West End Parlor Theatre
After the Thanksgiving meal, plan an evening visit to the West End Parlor Theatre for a double show. Admission is five cents for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Miller to Spend Sunday in East Berlin Reformed Charge
Rev. W. H. Miller of Quarryville will spend next Sunday in the East Berlin Reform ed charge and preach at Stamp ton on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Miller’s Hall
Bernard Concert Co
Chicago
New Oxford
Auker’s Drug Store
J. W. Feiser
Mabel Thompson
East Berlin
I Forscht
W. H. Miller
Quarryville
East
Mrs Detter and Daughter Stay With Sanders Kin
Mrs Lizzie Detter and her daughter Miss Mable from York Springs spent the past week visiting her sister in law Mrs A A Sanders near town.
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Lizzie Detter
Miss Mable
York Springs
A. A. Sanders
Town
Union Thanksgiving Service at Lutheran Church This Thursday
The Union Thanksgiving service will be held at 10 o'clock this Thursday morning in the Lutheran church. Sermon by the pastor will be part of the event outlining communal thanks and reflection.
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Union
Lutheran’ Church
Korn
Thanksgiving Double Show at Parlor Theatre
Special for Thanksgiving evening at the Parlor Theatre offers a large double bill. One hour of entertainment for 5 cents, with Shay starting promptly at 7 o clock.
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Parlor Theatre
Shay
Marriage Licenses Record With Multiple Couples Listed
Samuel Shindledecker and Fannie A. Bigham both of Hamiltonian township. Weigle of Hamilton township and Vertie SE Baker of Berwick township. Harry B. Jacoby and Catharine Anna Gochenour both of Littlestown. John W. Seifert of Bermudian and Nora B. Comfort of Dillsburg. James Noel and Grace Fidler both of Gettysburg. Charles H. Lohry of York Springs and Ada V. Coulson of Hanover.
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Samuel Shindledecker
Fannie A. Bigham
Hamiltonian
EE. Weigle
Hamilton Township
Vertie SE
Baker
Berwick Township
Harry B. Jacoby
Catharine Anna Gochenour
Littlestown
John W. Seifert
Bermudian
Nora B. Comfort
Dillsburg
James Noel
Grace Fidler
Gettysburg
Charles H. Lohry
York Springs
Ada V. Coulson
Hanover
Molten metal splash injures dozen at Eastern Steel plant
Several hundred pounds of molten metal spilled from a ladle at the Eastern Steel Company injuring about a dozen workers. Janes Devers Benjamin Stone and Albert Dockweiler suffered severe burns to the face and neck as metal penetrated flesh to the bone.
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Eastern Steel Company
Janes Devers
Benjamin Stone
Albert Dockweiler
Edward Transue
Easton
Linemen’s Union
Warwick
N. Y
Transue
Fight Cattle Plague Promptly Suppressed in City and Districts
Philadelphia authorities kill cattle and sheep exposed to aphthous fever, bury and burn corpses to curb spread. New cases reported in Dauphin Potter and northern Cumberland counties. hog deaths linked to the fever in Westmoreland. Eighteen cattle killed at Willistown, Chester County, as inspectors press control efforts.
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Philadelphia
Catle
Danville
Dauphin
Potter
Northumberland County
Westmoreland County
Willistown
Chester County
Ironmaster Asked to Tell What He Knows About Steel Trade
Washington November 24 The Ways and Means Committee invites Andrew Carnegie to testify this week on the iron and steel industry and tariff prospects. Hearing on iron and steel rates runs through Friday with possible later appearances. Members refuse to discuss Carnegie article but acknowledge reading it.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Century Magazine
Ways and Means Committee
The
House
Carnegie
Panama Dam Ruin Noted After Heavy Rains
The Gatun dam section sixty five feet wide and fifty feet deep sank to surface level after rains. The Chagres River flooded the site covering railroad tracks and pumping station. Lt. Col. Goethals called the slide minor and typical for the canal region during the rainy season.
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Panama
The
Journal
Gatun
Chagres
Goethals
Panama Canal Commission
Lucky Stone Causes Death At Rail Curve
Oscar Brown a 30 year old resident of Ridley Park was walking with a companion along the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near Crum Lynne station when he stooped to pick up a stone believed lucky. He was struck and killed instantly by an express train due at Chester at 10 21.
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Ridley Park
Chester
Oscar Brown
Crum Lynne Station
Burton Opposes Silver Service for New Battleship
Congressman Hiram R. Burton protests the Wilmington board of trade plan to fund a silver service for the Delaware battleship to be built for Newport News. He proposes diverting funds to seamen needs, with half the interest for current literature and half for gunnery prizes and skill rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Hiram R. Burton
Delaware
Newport News
Wilmington Board of Trade
Burton
Lynching after alleged assault in South Carolina
Jim Gilmore, a about twenty year old Black man, was taken from the guard house in Luray Hampton county and lynched by enraged citizens. He had attempted to assault a daughter of his employer A C Fitts while the sisters slept.
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Charleston
S. C
Jim Gilmore
Luray
Hampton County
Gilmore
A. C. Fitts
Mental suggestion cures habits and reform claims by sleep talk
Newark pastor Rev. Henry C. Rose says a nightly talk while a patient sleeps can prevent faults and reform addictions, citing cases of reforming husbands and promising results with children through calm bedside conversation. Carnegie tariff views also outlined with emphasis on protection for rich goods and staged tariff shifts. Grandson Read murder case linked to confession by Herbert Grigg and two others with details of the crime and money obtained.
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Newark
N. J
Henry C. Rose
Church of the Redeemer
Mr. Rose
Read
Chum
William Read
Vineland
Herbert Grigg
Walter Zeller
Cline Wheeler
Grigg
Zeller
Ile
Wheeler
Renal
Father Killed by Son After Family Abuse in Hazleton
John Hinkle Jr of Upper Lehigh surrendered to Squire Buckley in Freeland and confessed striking his father John Hinkle with a brick, fracturing his skull after the elder man abused the family and drank the last dollar for whisky. He was held for coroner action.
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Hazleton
John Hinkle, Jr
Upper Lehigh
Squire Buckley
Freeland
John Hinkle
Young Hinkle
Hinkle
Consumptive Brother Ejected From Home Dies on Street
Joseph Boynski of Phoenixville, in the last stages of consumption, was rejected from his brother’s home and found on the street by Constable Walters. He could not be admitted again by relatives, and died near Chester County home as the constable raced to reach the fifteen mile distance.
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West Chester
Phoenixville
Joseph Boynski
Chester County
Boynski
Girl Accidentally Killed in Blair County House Incident
In Altoona Pennsylvania on November 24 Maggie Garver aged sixteen, living with Mr and Mrs John Helsel at Point View, Blair County, was accidentally killed. Ellis Helsel aged twelve, while leaving the house to go hunting, discharged his gun when it struck the kitchen door frame striking Maggie Garver in the head and killing her instantly.
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Altoona
Maggie Garver
John Helsel
Point View
Blair County
Ellis Helsel
Miss Garver
Roosevelt to Speak in London on Africa Tour Impressions
President Roosevelt accepted an invitation from the Royal Geographical Society to address members during his London visit about April 1910. The exact subject is undecided but will likely cover impressions from his African tour.
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Mr. Roosevelt
London
Roosevelt
Royal Geographical Society
Society
Bradley Beach Man Ingests Red Hot Poker At Insane Hospital
In Red Bank New Jersey on November 24 Jozef McCormick of Bradley Beach told friends he could eat iron and then pressed a red hot poker into his mouth. He was taken to the Trenton hospital for the insane.
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Insane Hospital
Red Bank
N. J
Jozef McCormick
Bradley Beach
Trenton Nc
Insane
Quick Justice in Maryland Court Briefly Convicts Foster
In Easton Maryland Circuit Court Judge Atkins swiftly convicts Clarence Foster colored after a thirty minute hearing. Foster is sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary for attempted assault on Mrs Sadie Arrington wife of Walter Arrington a prominent local farmer on July 15.
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Easton
Atkins
Clarence Foster
Sadie Arrington
Walter Arrington
Fifteen Die In Brooklyn Gas Explosion
Fifteen residents perished when a gas main leak sparked a massive blast in a fifty foot deep excavation on Gold Street Brooklyn. The explosion lifted the street and hurled debris as a crowd of school children stood nearby. A woman and three children near the hole were buried under wreckage.
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Gold Street
Brooklyn
Bryan May Run Again
William J. Bryan dictated a statement from San Antonio Texas saying he may run again if conditions warrant but will not prejudge the future or heed opponents advice. He stresses continuing to defend what he believes benefits the American people. He adds he sees no need to decide now.
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Bryan
William J. Bryan
San Antonio
Tex
Man Requests Gun To Kill Wife And Mother In Law
James Al Qany, a young Black man, went to police headquarters seeking a gun to kill his wife and mother in law. He said any gun that would shoot would do. He was placed in a cell and attempted suicide by hanging.
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Washington
James al- Qany
Notable Deaths and Trials Across Cities in Late November
The week spans November 18 to 24 with reports of William S. McKinnon dying in Cleveland after a long illness. Herman Billik to hang on December 11 in Chicago for the Viral family murders. Youths Gene Doudell and Ernest Walsh linked to killings in Georgia and Hamilton. Eastern Shipbuilding to auction and dismantle Groton yard. Fires in Fredericksburg and Memphis cause major losses. Hydrophobia death in Chicago. Philippine troops command shift. Multiple court verdicts and accidents across states.
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William S. McKinnon
Ohio
Cleveland
Herman Billik
Barnes
Chicago
Gene Doudell
Ernest Walsh
Hamilton
Charles N. Hanscom
Eastern Shipbuilding Company
Groton
Mass
Minnesota
Dakota
Green Brothers
Fredericksburg
Gustave A. Wolff
W. H. Duvall
John E. Weston
Philippines
Wabash Screen Door Company
Memphis
Tenn
G. A. McClung
Common Pleas Court of
Pittsburg
Stuart
Mary Harbour
Rose Adams
Sioux City
Samuel BE. Campbell
New Haven
Conn
G. Brinley Morgan
Campbell
John Krauss
Pacific State & Sunset Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Adriatic
Queenstown
Ireland
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Highland
Lagrange
Henry L. Schrifegel
Mary Hamilton
Criminal Court
Washington
Joseph Meyer
Margaret Atkins
Calumet River
Bryan
Nebraska
West Africa
Pen Argy Pa
Martin Parson
Fred Campbell
Franklin
East Charleroi
Commodities Report Shows Mixed Grain and Dairy Prices
Baltimore wheat prices ease for No 2 spot at 1.07 percent. No 2 steamer at 1.034 percent. Corn holds firm with mixed gains and steady oats. Butter remains firm with cheddar and diary prints dampened. Eggs steady across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and southern markets.
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Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Live Stock Markets at Pittsburg Yards Report
Cattle strong with prime choices at 6.25 and 6.6 tied highs, rime around 5.75 to 6. Sheep steady with prime lambs and wethers noted, veal calves 7.50 to 8. Hogs active and higher: prime heavies 6.00 to 6.10, mediums 5.85 to 5.90, heavy Yorkers 3.75 to 3.80, roughs 4.40 to 4.60. Light Yorkers and pigs not in demand.
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Pittsburg
Union
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Carrie B. Swope
Glen Rock
Geo. F. Witter
New Chester
Philadelphia Street
Frank Weigle
Vertie E. Baker
Conewago Chapel
Cletus Neiderer
Peter Neiderer
Mt. Rock
Mary Hagerman
Joseph Hagerman
Eugene Halstermyer
George Shane
Washington, D. C
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Berlin Junction
Carbaugh
Straban Township
Hunterstown
Monarch
Hench & Drumbold
Reynold
Oliver
Jacob F. Thomas
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Chas. M. Wolfe
Isabelle Carl
Lewis Miller
Margaret F. Miller
Tyrone Township
Howard G. Blocher
B. F. Hesson
Alfred H. Staley
John W F. Miller
C. T.a
Henry F. Miller
H. J. Sneeringer
Julian Noel
Mountpleasant Township
D. F. Steffy
Hart Schaffner Eet & Marx
N.B. Carver & Fons
Atov
Samuel Nicklan
Luzerne County
Nanticoke
Lucky Stone
Henry
Ironmaster
Congress
Brick
John Barrow
Allegheny River
Arthur Honekar
Bridgeton
Henry F. O'Reilly
Schoos Crossing
Woods
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