Found Friend's Dead Body in Small House
Middletown County farmer John Anderson found his friend George Goodale dead in a small house he lived in alone. Goodale recently sold his house for $1000. Whether robbery occurred remains unconfirmed as murder is suspected. Goodale sat near a window. skull injuries and wounds over both eyes noted. A suspect, Henry Dal, who worked for Goodale, was seen driving away in a team owned by Goodale. Arrest expected once located. Mileage Book Case Delayed in Harrisburg. State case against Pennsylvania railroad company postponed likely to November due to counsel issues. Insurance probe in Trenton postponed to next Monday due to attorney scheduling conflict.
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Middletown
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John Anderson
George Goodale
Goodale
gold & house
Henry Dal
Gaonale
Baltes
Horlsburg
Pennsylvania
antil Sen fember
ovine
akedicence
Operation Avoided Experience Of Miss Merkley Escaped It
A physician told Miss Margret Mortley of Milwaukee that an operation was inevitable for serious female trouble. She avoided surgery by using the Vegetable Compound, advised by Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. The piece promotes alternative remedies and urges consulting Mrs. Pinkham for guidance.
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Bea iici
opera
Reiman
Policyholders Seek Control of Two Major Life Insurers
An international policyholders committee formed in New York to overthrow management of New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance. The group elected officers led by Richard Olney and J Frank Hanly and urged 1,200,000 policyholders to organize to seize control in a single election. The address promises no compensation and calls for broad representation while criticizing current directors and leadership.
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New York Life
Mutual Life
New York
internatonal policyholders committee
New York Life Insurance company
Mutual Life Insurance company of
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Alton B. Parker
J. D. Johnson
Minnesota
Charles Emory Smith
Pennsylvania
Harlow N. Higeinbotham
Illnois
A. M. Shook
Tennessee
Henry Roberts
Connecticut
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Pennypacker
Thomas B. Wanamaker
F. G. Notdhinghaus
Missouri
Samuel New
house
Utah
peach board
cormittes
Taft Urges Republicans to Break Solid South Bond
Secretary of War Taft spoke to North Carolina Republicans on the eve of a 1906 campaign opening, urging a break from the so-called solid south. He warned against racial demagoguery, argued for equal application of law, and cited shifts toward Republican strength in border states as evidence for national party renewal. He asserted the need for fair treatment of both races in suffrage and criticized Democratic entrenchment. The remarks framed a strategic bid to widen GOP influence in the southern states.
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Greensboro
N.C
Taft
Carolinana
North Carolina
south
Republican party
Reepublican party
Democratic party
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Roosevelt
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A. G. QUYNN & CO
WE BEAL
CLARKE PLACE
HARRY W. BOWERS
Barre Crater
Baltimore
N. ROBINSON & BRO
South Flok
Hotel
Braddock
Braddock Heights
FREDERICK COLLEGE
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GENERAL HARDWARE
SOUTH MARKET STREET
Uneeda Biscuit
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
FOX
FREDERICKJSTOVE HOUSE
STAR GREAM
STAR DOOLER
J. E.iPrice & Co
HENRY K. C. Fox
County Phace
GEORGE L. CRAMER
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Walkersville
New Midway
Johnsville
Central National Bank
JAMES E. DOLL
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FREDERICK COUNTY FARMERS’ EXCHANGE
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