August Flower Cure Recorded by Allegheny Man
Jon D. Cox from 39 James St Allegheny City Pa testifies to relief after one bottle of August Flower in two weeks from chronic dyspepsia and wind colic. He worked for Thomas McHenry druggist at Irwin and Western Ave and vouches for the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McHenry
Cor. Irwin and
Western Ave
Allegheny City
Jon D. Cox
G. G Green
Woodbury
New Jersey
U.S. A
Eye Injury At Waynesboro Factory
The News reports George Dronnenburg of Geiser works Waynesboro Pennsylvania was struck in the left eye by a welding fragment while working in the smithing department. The piece penetrated the eyeball a fraction of an inch and he was removed to his home in Licksville. Also noted are local fishing catches and a man named Peter Ingenbeel being paralyzed at his sister’s home on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dronnenburg
Geiser Works
Waynesboro
Br. Dronnepburg
Licksville
Peter Ingenbeel
M. M. Carty
South Market Street
Bexrox
Tex
Wilkerson
Lorena
W. Hamilton
Our Commissioners and Royal Address on World Fair
In London the British premier Lord Salisbury received the American World’s Fair commission led by Lincoln and McCormick. He questioned progress and expressed doubts about opening the great exhibition as planned. The queen approved the royal commission nominees, and a garden party invitation followed. Also notes on Chancellor Saulsbury’s tax list ruling in Delaware and other regional incidents across Austin, Bexar, and Wilmette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donbis
Loxnes
United State Minster
Lincoln
Robert S. McCormick
England
Yaterday
Forgn Oce
Downing Street
Lord Salisbury
Butterworth
Pack
Hallady
Bullock
Commission
Hmne
British Council of Arts
Lord Selisbury
Soma
Royal Commission
Sir George Chubb
Naval Exhibition
Personal notices from Mechanicstown area locals
PURELY PERSONAL. Mias Daisy Enode of Hagerstown and her brother pass safely through Yellowstone Park. Many residents and visitors listed leaving, visiting, or returning to Mechanicstown, Myersville, Woodsboro, and surrounding towns. Various trips to Baltimore, Indianapolis, Lexington, Atlantic City, and Springfield are noted with multiple named individuals and families.
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Mias
Daisy Enode
Hagerstown
Sistenz
Wis
Cocaiy
L. E. McComas
Yellowstone Park
Elly Houck
Halelore
L. Steiner
Baltimore
Mamie Jones
Ths City
John Spurrier
Montgomery County
Rontahn
Virginia
Thos. E. Pope
Brudwick
Charles H. Utermeble
Luke Stokes
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Charles Markell
Jos. D. Baker
Anns Schley
Annabell Schley
Broad Row
Amos A. Wolf
Emporia
Kansas
Middletown Valley
Everest Borer
Dallas
Texas
Hattie
Charles J. Lewis
Katie Chamberlin
Clarendon
Middletown
Ralph Bowers
Charles , Carty
Williamsport
James Bider
Fannie
Edward Sinn
South Market Street
Eva Sinn
Henry GC. Naill, Jr
Camden
N. J
Frank Boteler
Charlestown
W. Yaz
William Young
Cumperland
Liberty
Wm. Barck
Clifton Forge
L. A. Hager
Court Street
Wm. Clabaugh
Keller
W. Va
Mary Montgomery
Lizzie Krebler
New York
Neidhart
East
Pat- Tick Street
Wm. Tucker
Julia Smallwood
Larket Street
Annie Groshon
Ijamsville
Julia Welch
Breathersville
Washington County
Lucy Garrett
Burkittaville
Misa Ednie Keller
L. V. Baughman
Estelle Luby
Misa Stella Shope
Downey Jones
Snowden Lucchesi
Tanerteva
George 5
Rodock
Charles Cronise
Ezra Honck
D . John Zimmerman
Floods and storms sweep Silesia to Iowa and Minnesota
Undated dispatches describe Tropau in Austrian Silesia flooded by street traffic boats and rivers swelling in Germany and Moravia. Severe hail and wind storms ruin crops across North Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Kansas. Towns Cherokee and Des Moines report record floods and road damage. Royal Arch Masons elect officers in Minneapolis and Daughters of the Revolution organize nationwide. A conductor finds a baby in a satchel. the president receives guests and enjoys a seaside bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troppau
Silesia
Luna
North Dakotas
Vienna
Moravia
Snd
Livers West Pot
Daly
Des Mutts
Iowa
Barn Burns on Jacob Reefer Farm Near New London
A barn on Jacob Reefer’s farm about a mile east of New London burned Wednesday. William Keller, who owned the place, fed the horses and left for dinner. the fire started about twenty minutes later. Neighbors arrived quickly and saved cattle and buildings, though the barn and contents were lost. Insured for 275 dollars with Mutual Insurance Co. of Montgomery County. other provender and implements were also insured. Community notices list upcoming picnics and festivals across Centreville, Graceham, Boonsboro, Mechanicstown, and New London, with dates, venues, and speakers. A grand rally at New London M E church and St Peter’s Council LOJD event planned for August 2 with Rev. Young and others speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob ReEer
New London
Wiliam Keller
Mutual Insurence Company
Montgomery County
FL C. 2
Ladies of the Boonsboro Mite Society
Lutheran Church
New London M. E. Church
St. Peter's
Local teams play ball with varied scores at Liberty and Island Park
Base Gali Newa reports Liberty beating Bridge 21 to 0. Red Front defeats Fountain 13 to 9 at Derr's Jom with Cramer Woodward and Cramer Whisner as batteries and Faubel's running fly catch noted. St Peters of Liberty beat St Johns 19 to 11 at Island Park. Sappington Hatfield Blunshower Eisenhauer Smith Baer Ebbert excel. Umpires Clears Wineberg Dotrow. Picnic prizes awarded for athletic events including Crimming Leichert Eisenhauer Baker Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gali Newa
Liberty
Union
Tod
Derr
Jom
Red Front
Brugt
Fountshims
Fountain
Cramer
Woodward
C. Cramer
Whisner
Faubel
Island Park
St. Peter's
St. John’s Club
Sappington
Hatfield
Blunshowers
St. Peter’s
Eisenhauer
Smith
Baer
Ebbert
St. John's Club
Clesars
Wineberg
Dotrow
Daniel Crimming
Wm. Leichert
T. Eisenhauer
Albert Baker
Albert Smith
A Painful Accident Near Middletown Farm
Samuel Brandenburg, son of John N. Brandenburg of Harmony, suffered a severe injury while threshing at Biz William H Bowius’s farm two miles northwest of Middletown. His right big toe was crushed by a cylinder spike when it went through a hole in the threshing machine top. He was rushed to Dr. B. L. Beckley with Dr. J. E. Beatty assisting and the toe immobilized. He was barefoot at the time, which prevented a worse outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brandenburg
John N. Brandenburg
Har- Mony
Biz
Wm. H. Bowius
Middletown
B. L. Beckley
J. E. Beatty
Mr. Brancenberg
Tmne
Settlements in Pa and Kan reveal post disaster claims
In Beapise Pennsylvania four settlements end damage suits against Mt Penn Gravity Railroad Corp with 4250 bonds secured by first mortgage for Hiram and Lydia Schitler and 2000 bonds for Miss Kate Homan. In Kansas G W McKay faces contempt over resisting sheriffs orders after a supreme court release. Sheridan statue planned for Chicago Union Park funded by T C Yerkes to honor General P H Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beapise
Hiram Schitler
Lydia Schitler
Mt. Penn Gravity Railroad Company
Kate Homan
Chicago
Sheridan
Carcaco
P. H. Sheridan
Winchester
T. C. Yerkes
Union Park
Yerkes
Europe
Miners Demand Convicts Return to Coal Creek
Prolonged meeting at Coal Creek as miners press Governor Buchanan for armistice and law compliance. Proposals call for convict return only under guard, with legislature to repeal the lease system. Governor refuses flexibility. miners split over next steps amid guard deployment and a fatal guard clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Creek
Buchanan
Briceville
Ingraham
Harris
Omaha Bars Fight Plans in South Omaha Rally Bid
Omaha stages drive to bring Fitzsimmons Hall bout to South Omaha as St Paul and Chicago promoters negotiate. Ed Josten Tom Foley and local backers push to host a major boxing event with possible purse and travel arrangements amid a crowded sports scene.
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Omaha
Oana
Mainc City Athletic Club
New Orley
Foo
St. Paul
Indy
George OL
Franks Sintentay
Parson Davies
Jimmy Carroll
Brup Fitzsimons
Hall
Crescent City
Fitzsimmons
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Ryan
Reformed Sunday
Frederick, MD
Poe Island Park
Harper's Ferry
Taudrspat
Jolt Sa
Frederick
Island
Frederck City Hand Orchestra
Samuel Dutrow
P.L. Hrreshew
Lewis A. Dace
Jacob Rohrback
The
Methodist Epis
Eondaf Schoil
Pen Mar
Frederck
Bruceville
Geb. Connell, A
Frederick, M
Eclrita
DE L. T. Macgile, Jr
the News
George Wilson
Shenandoah River
J. F. Payneang
Bentz
Houck
Harmony Grove
Dntercharge CP Greetings
Saulsbury
Dover
Del
Wilmington
Lynch
Austin
Albert Altman
Perth
Wroarssarse
Plymouth Borough
Polinki
Martin Shinsin
Balmaceda
Wasarseron
Chile
Mr. Fierro
Sate
Congress
Polk
Farmers’ Alliance
Charles DC. Hennessy
Cry
New York Daily News
Sing Sing
Daily News
Court of Appeals
Enterpary
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McPherson County
Westport
Apa
Minn
Norman County
Bowses
Cherokee
Railroad Creek
Sioux
Royal Arch Masons Biedt
Rigneapolis
General Grand Chamber
Royal Arch Masons
Joseph P. Horner
Aan
George King
BR. C. Lemon
Totedos
Scribe
James W. Taylor
Luthersville
Daniel Striker
Hastings
Mich
A. G. Fox
Buffalo
N.Y
Daughters of the Revolution
Wasnrxcton
National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Benjamin Harrison
W. D. Cabell
Paupelruia
Jaly
Gics
Treasury
Szaon B. Dutcher
L. H. L. Willismoon
el Paso
Tev
William
Kaiser
Germany
Hammerfest
Norway
Skoro
MicKay
Torexa
Kan
G. W. McKay
Alliance
Sedae
Aon
Sherif
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Horton
McKay
Supreme Coaric
Hiners
Cedar Brook
Lsboree
Baoximur
J.C. J. Wohans
Cougs
Wollami
Porumor
Bia
Labor
Hi Farm
Doxsax
Hill Farm
Marcy Cousy
Alexander Johnson
Jersey Central Railroad
Lebich ‘Valley
Slatington
Robert Henry
Henry
Henry Boyd
John Myford
Monongshela
Byford
Boyd
Litenrimp
James Durbin
Edmunson County
John Durbin
Will Pasha
John
Peter Pierce
Hu Yates
Job Blanten
Oliver Phelps
Thomas Lindsay
National League
Garfield Park
Creano
Cocoa
Fremont
Reuser
Ouly
Lord Leualale
Wille
Uderey
Ulster
Hawthorne Track
Chicarro
Furtaco
Phil Dwyer
Ff Micule
Buckhound
Cima
Brookwood
Silver Lake
St Paul
St. Pats
Jaivtt
Yale
Dare
Prince Forbinobus
Tims
Carlabad
Tambien
Lillian Beatrice
A. Time
sanls—Zeilland
Polhemus
Bily Pinkerton
Aundrean
Hughes
Misnie L
Lisk
Gloucester
Groucesten
Ecstacy
Mosher
Bud Erwin
Btione
Wigwam
Mo Ta
Eingils
Margusrita
Corticelio
Ffrage
Furionas
Tipata
Mabel
Kimberly
aitle—Harwood
Eeonota
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Jerome Park
Jenown Pans
Kingmaker
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Little Minnie
Lady Jane Cat
Clark
Dr. Bell
Queen D'Or
Lillie
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Rambler
Lalls Blackburn
Banquet King Hazen
Lithbert
Ballston
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
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Seje
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Sige
Ted
Sepemien
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Rm Riches Ithdac
New True Putsidotias
Bocton
Rae Beston
Cleveland
Bingu Og
Pittetars
American Assoc
Columbus
Mie Lapatsy
Ilies
Uusau
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