Paine's Celery Compound Promoted For Nervous Health
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as the sole cure for nervous exhaustion and related ailments. It cites medical authorities and a testimonial from WoH Raymond, Empire State Express engineer, praising renewed energy, blood purification, and improved stamina after forty years of rail work.
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America
New York Central Railroad
Raymond
Empire State Express
New York Central & Hudson Rver
New York
Albany
Diu
Taft Defends Philippine War Rules Amid Concentration Debate
Governor Taft tells Senate committees the war in the Philippines produced compassion and restraint. He says most Filipino officers treat prisoners well, cites pressure on wealthy Batangas residents as a alternative to mass concentration, and condemns the war as a crime against civilization.
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Philippine archipelago
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Metcalf
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Be gs For Change Of Venue In Soffel Case
Mrs Soffel requests a venue change to avoid punishment in her case. She tearfully appeals to Assistant District Attorney John B Robb in Butler Pennsylvania, asking to be tried away from her home courthouse across the street. She denies impropriety, cites sympathy for others, and says she will accept any lawful sentence.
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Robb
Brs Soffel
New York Metropolitan System Leased by New Securities Company
A Whitney Widener Llidns Dolan led group forms a $20,000,000 securities company to lease New York Metropolitan Street Railway, with plans to turn 140 miles of horse lines into an underground system and guarantee 7 percent dividends. Shareholders may swap up to 45 percent of Metropolitan stock at par.
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Philadelphia
Whitney- Widener-Llidns-Dolan
New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Metropolitan
new securities company
Thirteen Seamen Lost in Storm Adrift Barges Off Long Island
A severe Sunday storm sank three coal laden barges Newport News for Boston. Thirteen crew plus Captain Miller and his wife aboard the Antelope Belle of Oregon and Mystic Belle perished. Wreckage bearing O P E confirmed loss. Captain McConnell and Richmond crew suspected unable to rescue. Captain Miller's body washed up on Long Island.
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Newport News
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Newport
Fire Island
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad company
Willett
McConnell
Liberty Island
New York Bay
Miller
Harding
Oregon
Rogers
Long Island
A McConnell
borses
McConnen
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CTayem Co. Miller
FALLOTING FOR BISHOP PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL NOMINEES
Protest ant Episcopal convention in Philadelphia met to elect a bishop coadjutor for Bishop Ozi W. Whitaker who is on sick leave. Two ballots failed to produce a result with 24 candidates on the first roll and Nelson leading on the second. Names include Richard H. Nelson Philadelphia Rev S D McConnell Brooklyn Rev J De Wolff Perry Germantown and W T Manning Nashville. One hundred votes needed for choice.
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ilness
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Richard H. Nelson
fonr
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S D McConnell
Brooklyn
J. De Wolff Perry
Germantown
W. T. Manning
Nashville
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Judges Pay Rise Approved and Cabinet Increase Rejected
The Senate approved a 25 percent salary hike for United States judges with all amendments defeated. Cabinet officer salaries remained at $18,000. John K. Dryden was inducted to replace the late Senator Sowell, presented by Senator Kean. Debate on the oleomargarine bill continued in the House with a vote not expected before tomorrow.
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United States
supreme court of the
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Alexander McKenazie
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Death notices for Sheridan Coblentz Koontz in Maryland area
Capt John Sheridan of the Black Sheridan Wilson Coal Co died at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore after three days illness He was 57 and leaves a widow and two daughters He was a prominent Western Maryland figure and Mount Savage businessman He fostered George's Creek region coal lands and supported charities He was allied with ex Gov Lloyd Lowndes His death led to closure of Mount Savage businesses Edward L Coblentz Middletown resident died suddenly of heart disease after attending a Reformed church service He was 61 and leaves a widow four children Emory L Coblentz Oscar Coblentz and others He was a director of Valley Savings Bank a Democrat and active locally Funeral set for Middletown Reformed church John H Koontz 53 died of tuberculosis in Baltimore He had worked for B and O Railroad as locomotive engineer since age 16 He married Susan B Boednest and is survived by wife Bartha Reynolds and Charles Koontz.
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Black- Sheridan-Wilson Coal Company
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
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Maryland
Mount Savage
Allegany county
George's Creek
Sheridan
Miss Downey
Major Downey
Piedmont
Lloyd Lowndes
Cumberland
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Middletown
Mr. Coblentz
Reformed church
Emory L. Coblentz
Oscar Coblentz
Percy
Misa Jennie
Coblentz
Valley Savings Bank
JOHN H. KOONTZ
Oorington street
Mr. Koonts
Frederick
Balmere
ben
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Susan B. Boeddnest
Bartha M. Reynolds
Charles E. Koontz
Local Mart Market Quotes and Trade Adclaims
Market quote integers list corn at 2.55 per barrel and shelled corn at 0.09 per bushel. No. 2 red and steamer prices around 0.73 to 0.74 per bushel with other figures unclear. Printer’s ink praised as fertilizer for trade and newspapers as best preservers of it.
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