Body of Keyser Found After Disappearance
The body of Keyser, a 25 year old from Aston township, was found near Delow Village Green with heavy clubs nearby. Police, led by J. Fid. Pyne and Harry B. Jester, pursue Frank Wraight as a likely suspect and await post mortem results to determine foul play.
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Keyser
Rockdale
Jessery
Delow Village
Ben Hayek
J. Fid. Pyne
Harry BM
Fetan
Frank Wraight
Knight
Kesser
Aston Township
Brenner
Whole Town Raising Hogs in Meyersdale Pa
Meyersdale Pennsylvania residents move into hog farming as hogs fetch high prices. A special town council meeting repealed an ordinance banning hog keeping within the borough. Authorities from the state health department may enforce the ban despite council action. Meyersdale, a mountain town of about 4000 in Somerset County, is known for buckwheat and sausage.
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Meyersdale
Connetteville
State Health Department
Council
Somerset County
Woman Arrested In Matrimonial Fraud Case
Mollie Nahf, accused of a long running scheme to solicit money from men across several states, was arrested in Tamaqua by Postal Inspector Behopenberger and Deputy Marshal James Meyers. She allegedly obtained sums ranging from five to 150 dollars and was taken to Pottsville for a hearing after a tip from Charles Wang.
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Tamaqua
Pan
Jage Tamaqua
Mollie Nahf
Wan
Postofice
Behopenberger
Pottartie
United States
James Meyers
Philadeints
Pottsville
Ashe
George Hahn
Tdnner
Mags
Haba
Schollenberger
Freudenberger
Reri
Locomotive Crushes Two Children After Freight Train Wreck
William Carrier stood by a railroad track in Brookville Pennsylvania when his wagon overturned and his family was struck. A five year old son and eight year old daughter were crushed before the father could reach them as a locomotive passed. The mother was unconscious nearby.
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Killen
Brookville
William Carrier
Car ‘Tier
Bill Gets Bogus Confederate Note From Father
In Jersey City, William Kitten Jr marries and receives a promised gift from his father a $100 Confederate note intended for furniture. The note is seized as counterfeit when used, shocking the groom who had saved the bill for years as a wedding present.
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Jersey City
N. J
Wiliam Kitten, Jr
William Kitten
Bill
Kitten
Notable Balti rheumatic cure promoted by Dr Horndon
Alvance of Science reports Dr W L Horndon, a renowned rheumatism specialist, arranging with Read Drug and Chemical Co to offer Gypsy's Gift, a purported permanent cure for rheumatic conditions. The tonic is sold widely with a full money back guarantee, and special sizes are advertised.
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Baltimore
W. L. Horndon
South
Read Drug and Chemical Co
Marykind
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