Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Help Sufferers Say Relief
A patient testimony claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve pain and quiet nervous irritation without habit formation. Mrs G H Webb from Austinburg Ohio praises them after husband and son suffered migraines and illness. A druggist is authorized to refund the first package if no benefit is seen. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
LaGrippe
G. H. Webb
Austinburg
Ohio
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Social visitors and local residents in town
Mr John T. Snyder and wife and daughter from Johnsville Md visited the Bond family on West High street last week. Dr Foultzgraft and Mrs Quickle of York and Mrs Graff of Abbottstown spent Sunday with the Sheelys on Philadelphia street. Mrs J A Sheely and family from Hanover visited Friday with the same hosts. J M Neely of Harrisburg visited sister Mrs Augustus Feiser on Philadelphia street and other town friends last week. John Rhea and family of Gettysburg stayed with his mother Mrs C A Cashman on Pitt street. Rev Adkin Wolf and family of West Fairview are visiting town friends. Mrs Wolf is sister to G C C I and W F F Sheely. Daniel Straley, son of Mrs Catherine Straley on Pitt street, returns from foreign travel. Mamie Robinson and daughter Edith Heist of Harrisburg are guests of Mrs James A Weikert on town edge. George Binder and wife of Bermuda spend Sunday with Squire Straley and family Center Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John TI. Snyder
Johnsville
E. ©. Bond
West High Street
J. M. Neely
Harrisburg
Augustus Feiser
Philadelphia
John Rhea
Gettysburg
C. A. Cashman
Pitt Street
Adkin Wolf
West Fairview
G. C
C. I
W. FF. Sheely
Daniel Straley
Catharine Straley
Mamie Robinson
Edith Heist
Starrisburg
James A. Weikert
Marriage License Notice Brief
Charles W. Bender of Gardners Station wed Mettie I. Bream of Aspers. George W. Chronister and Phoebe Roose, both of York Springs, issued licenses.
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Charles W. Bender
Gardners Station
Mettie I. Bream
Aspers
George W. Chronister
Phoebe Roose
York Springs
Farmer Endorses Arnica Salve Beauty of Bucklen
W F Floyd of Empire Georgia reports Bucklen Arnica Salve cured two severe sores on his hand and leg. He values it highly and would mortgage the farm for it. Available for 25 cents at Auker’s Drug Store.
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Wovup
Empire
W. A. Floyd
Ed. F. “Auker’s
Preacher Held As Firebug in Island Falls Case
Houston Maine October 13 Rev T V Hunter former Monticello church leader is jailed in Aroostook County on charges of incendiary fire set September 28 at Island Falls. He appeared before Justice George H Dunham and was bound over to the April term of the supreme court after state evidence showed probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
T. V. Hunter
Monticello
Arostock County
Island Falls
Kern’s Son Stricken by Infantile Paralysis
Indianapolis October 18 The eight year old son and namesake of John W Kern Democratic candidate for vice president is seriously ill from infantile paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Canes for Presidents Crafted by Wyandotte County Farmer
William McKinzie, an eighty four year old farmer in Wyandotte County Kansas, spent his life making canes. Every U.S. president from Grant onward received one and sent an autograph letter in thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinzie
Wyandotte County
Kan
United States
General Grantdown
Rider Dies After Burke VA Motor Cycle Race Crash
James Connelly of Washington, an eighteen year old motorcycle racer, collided with a post at the Coperthwaite track in Burke Virginia during a race and died later at a hospital from injuries. The incident occurred while he competed as a participant in the event.
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Coperthwaite
Burke
James Connelly
Washington
Connelly
Child Run Over by Locomotive Near Nanticoke
Five year old Adam Miscovitz of Nanticoke Pennsylvania was killed when his foot was caught in a railroad frog and he was unable to cry out as a locomotive approached and struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Miscovitz
Nanticoke
Twenty Years For Boy Murderers Haupt and Benzner
Herman Haupt eighteen and Joseph Benzner sixteen were sentenced in Doylestown Pa to twenty years each in the eastern penitentiary for the murder of Mrs. Francis Kade at her home near Falsington last April. The two boys broke into the house and killed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Haupt
Joseph Benzner
Francis Kade
Doylestown
Haupt
Benzner
Woman Dies of Hydrophobia After Dog Bite
Mrs. Harvey Day of Elizabeth New Jersey died after two weeks of convulsions linked to hydrophobia. Her husband a neighbor and a mail carrier bitten last August by the same dog are under watch for symptoms as physicians note early signs in Mr Day while hoping to prevent the disease. The dog first attacked a mail carrier in the Day yard prompting Mrs Day to intervene before the animal bit her multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Day
Elizabeth
N. J
Gossip Spoiled the Duke Elkins Romance and Fleet Plans
New York World reports Rome dispatch saying the Duc Abruzar will not visit America and the fleet’s destination may shift away from North America. Rumors cite Queen Margherita and the Elkins engagement, actress Louise Lonsdale, and royal disapproval as changing plans. The piece notes possible jilting by the duke and altered marriage prospects.
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New York
Rome
Duc Abruzar
America
Margherita
Katharine Elkins
Balkan
Duke
Miss Elkins
Elkins
Louise Lonsdale
Blaine Elkins
Elkinses
Miss Lonsdale
Turin
Elkins Denies Wedding Engagement Reports
United States Senator Stephen B. Elkins denied via long distance from Elkins West Virginia that any engagement existed between his daughter Katharine and the Duke of the Abruzzi. He said there was no foundation for the reports in Europe or America and no engagement had ever been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Pittsburg
United States
Stephen B. Elkins
W. Va
Katharine
Duke of the Abruzzi
Europe
America
Thief Vaults Away: Victim S Fails To Find Suspect
Burlington New Jersey October 13 Walter Doyle allegedly robbed C H Leith of a fat pocketbook in a saloon. Doyle hid in county jail to escape pursuit while Leith searched the county for ten days. After Leith enlisted police help Doyle was arrested soon after release.
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Burlington
N. J
Walter Doyle
Doyle
C. H. Leith
Leith
Former Congressman Scranton Dies at 69 in Scranton
Joseph A. Scranton, former congressman, died at his Scranton home after a year long illness following heat prostration last summer. He was sixty nine, born in Augusta, Georgia, and served as revenue collector, postmaster, and county treasurer. He was elected to Congress in 1880 and served in the forty ninth, fifty first, fifty third and fifty fourth Congresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Joseph A. Scranton
Augusta
Lightning Stroke Cures Rheumatism Man Walks Free
Walter W. Keen of Clayton New Jersey was struck by lightning during a summer storm and, after suffering rheumatism for weeks, discarded his cane and has not needed it since. The incident occurred in October with Keen reporting a dramatic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
N. J
Walter W. Keen
Fish Combine Planned by Maryland and Chicago Capitalists
Frederick Thorton and Charles Maddrix left Crisfield to meet Chicago capitalists forming a fish combine. The group aims to control the Great Lakes fish trade and Maryland’s fish industry hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield
Frederick Thorton
Charles Maddrix
Chicago
Great Lakes
Maryland
Drowns In Vat of Wine In Santa Rosa Cal
Mrs George Collier wife of a vineyardist drowned in a vat of wine at a Santa Rosa winery. She climbed the rim to look in and fumes caused her to lose balance and fall in. Local report dated October 13.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
George Collier
Prospective Bridegroom and Wedding Break Off in Newark
In Newark and Andover a planned wedding between Miss Mabel E. Jamison and Alfred Forsyth was halted after Bishop W C O'Donnell confronted Jamison's father with undisclosed information. Forsyth, once deemed eligible, fled town following a tense exchange with Dr Jamison. The bishop confirmed the breakup and said Forsyth had been warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Mabel E. Jamison
Alfred Forsyth
New Jersey
Andover
Jamison
W. C. O'Donnell
Methodist Church
E. S. Jamison
Alfred Brookfield Forsyth
Bishop O’donnell
Hawthorne
O’donnell
Forsyth
Killed Husband She Was Forced To Marry For Love
In New Brunswick New Jersey seventeen year old Julia Madelin says she was sold for 100 dollars and forced by her father to wed a man she did not love. She shot and killed Tony Madelin four months after their marriage claiming self defense after a night of abuse and threats. Police found the body seated at the supper table with a knife nearby and say the shot appeared fired from behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Julia Madelin
Tony Madelin
Madelin
Riddies Must Go as Cadets Fail Exams at Naval Academy
Annapolis report shows twenty three midshipmen urged to resign after the academic board found fifteen fourth class cadets and eight second class men failed the September mental tests. The resignations will shrink the brigade at a time of existing vacancies.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Leprosy Case Reported at Camden County Hospital
Sixteen year old Charles Clark, a Barbadoes negro, is treated for leprosy at Camden County hospital Blackwood. He arrived with his father from the Barbadoes three years ago and first became ill in Philadelphia. Placed in care of overseers of the poor, he was sent to the hospital where a shed was built behind for him guarded by an old inmate of the almshouse.
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Camden
Charles Clark
N. J
Blackwood
Youngsimnan
Philadelphia
Prominent New Yorker General Louis Fitzgerald Dies At 71
Condensed items note General Louis Fitzgerald of New York died at his Garri son on the Hudson at seventy-one. Also listed are crime, accidents, and notable deaths from Oct 7 to Oct 13 including a mob lynching in Texas, a jail bribe conviction, and a suicide in Philadelphia after personal heartbreak.
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Louis Fitzgerald
New York
Garrigson-on-the-Hudson
Andrew Zydusa
Jessup
Scranton
Ben Price
Glenflora
Tex
Grand Trunk Railway
Brantford
Ont
Cardinal Gibbons
London
Europe
Nicholas Nestor
Jersey City
N. J
Harry Augustus Garfield
James A. Garfield
James R. Garfield
Williams College
Willamstown
Mass
Henry T. McBride
Robert Quailey
China
United States
State Department
Wu Ting Fang
Root
St. Louis
John H. Buckner
Joseph Painter
Joseph Painter & Sons
Myerstown
Lucy Mitchell
Minnie Me.Bryde
Union Hall
Franklin County
Roanoke
BE. A. S. Blake
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Albert Baker
Myrtle Baker
M. H. Raney
Ambro Watson
Meadville
George Breakell
Hancock
Charlotte Decker
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Chicago
J. Mansfield Davies
Burlington
Harold Ewing
Robert L. Ewing
Nashville
Tenn
John Edwards
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Bridge
Market Quotations for Grains and Dairy Items
Market quotes show wheat and corn firm with steady oats and butter gains. Prices cover Baltimore wheat No 2 at 1.0644 1.065 and corn around 0.87 0.68 for various grades, oats steady from 0.53 to 0.62, butter firm at 0.284 0.79 and dairy prints 0.29 0.31, eggs steady at 0.21 0.23 per dozen.
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Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvana
Virginia
West Virginia
Live Stock Markets Pittsburg Stock Yards Report
Cattle prices fall with choice $6.75 per cwt and prime $5.35 to $5.65. Sheep ease. prime wethers $3.60 to $3.90, lambs $3.52 per kg, calves $8.50 to $8.75. Hogs decline with prime heavies $6.10 to $6.15, heavy and light Yorkers $5.00 to $5.40, pigs $3, roughs $4.50 to $5.50.
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Pittsburg
Union
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Dien
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J. R Harteaan
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Penna
Wireman’s Mill
Julius W. Fisoner
Hanover, Pa
Oxford
Hamilton
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J. H. Srouk
Mountpleasant
Adams Youty Pa
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Aaron Brown
Geo. E. Wolf
Henry Keiser
Daniel Hinkle
F. L. Martin
George Shelleman
Emanuel Kinnema
Peter Menges
George Rhinehart
Hanson E Hersh
William Falus
Samuel Hoover
Hamilton Township
Daniel Wolf
William Nell
Mountpleasant Township
Orphans' Court
Robert E. Wible
Adaline Wible
Cora E. Storhaur
Orphans Court
Ealy
Henry Hoover
D. F. Steffy
Dr.king
George Binder
Bermudian
Squire Straley
Center Square
New York World
Anahy
Smith
Grand Jury
Reading
Abraham Rosenthal
Lewis B. Clawson
Rosenthal
Clawson
Oklahoma
Erb
Catharine Beisel
South Fifteenth Street
Richard Doyle
Philadelphia Police Department
J. Clayton Erb
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Delaware County
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Beisel
Clayton Erb
McDade
Commonwealth
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