Property claims arise from late George Utermehle estate
Settlement fights over nineteen heirs and a large estate tied to the late George W Utermehle. Rose M Taylor and Mary E Norment, daughters, face probate challenges by caveator Charles H Utermehle, a grandson, who alleges mental incapacity and undue influence on a will. Additional suits are expected against other successors and purchasers as probate proceeds.
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George
Lascert
D. W Baker
Careater
Charlee H
Taylor
Mra Norment
Adeats
Parkiies
Ucermehle
George W Uiermehl
Mia Taylor
Norment
George W. Usermehle
Rose M. Taylor
Mary E. Norment
Charles H. Utermehte
Scarce Timber Drives Up Prices in Indiana and Illinois Forests
Timber trade reports rising scarcity and high prices as walnut and hickory timber becomes highly sought after. Dealers are paying top dollar for standing trees, with single poplars and walnuts fetching up to $100 and more. Large tracts are selling for tens of thousands, and buyers expect substantial profits from timber sales as the hunt widens beyond vast tracts to individual trees.
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Todians
Chicago
Iodiana
Chiosre
Goschsa (Ind
Indiana
Grant County
Wood
New York
She Walnut Timber
Columbia Guards Camp Chosen Near Gaithersburg
The Columbia National Guard will encamp for one month from July 19 on farms owned by John B Diamond and David M Mearos about one mile north of Gilberts Purge in Montgomery County. The site near the Seneca Creek offers a fine target ground with space for about two thousand troops this summer amid Jim Crow era friction influencing site choice.
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John B. Diamond
David M. Mearos
Gilberspurg
Montgomery County
Columbia National Guard
Washington
Leesburg
Benes
Gaithersburg
Fraudulent "Ten Girls' Go" letters target Chicago firm stalked by con
Readable fragments describe a scheme selling gold pins and circulars claiming workers in a Chicago company called "The Ten Girls' Go" earn by mail fraud. Letters ask 30 cents to complete a mailing with stamps, include a three cent coin card, and a pictured image. Investigators warn the plot is run by men, with pins sold at general stores. circulars offer twelve gold pins for 25 cents or 20 cents, misrepresenting employment and soliciting funds.
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Chicago
Salas
Penny Spices
Shamokin
Locust Gap
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Fragmented OCR note on race heats and public notices
Partial readable OCR outlines events and people including mentions of heats and public notices. The text references Alpherss, Keinfell, Eoin, Theos, Coren, and Dob re trem, plus scattered phrases about parks, strikes, and a July event, but overall content is garbled with missing context and inconsistent names.
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Alpherss
Miller and Miller firm overseen fatal factory fire
The Meyster of Dadla and Miller combs factory burned. Harry Milner died in the blaze after an explosion in a chemical room. Milner could not escape and perished as the fire spread through the premises.
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Hapiedtaghemlente
Harry Milner
Meyster
Fim
Dadla & Miller
Combs
Sterday
Cuerree
Miller
Stiller
Tragic accidents and political notes in scattered reports
A series of fragmented items report explosions killing Broyles and his daughter Currie in Williamsboro Ky and other fatal injuries. A steamer cleared from New York for Capetown with 1000 men for Britain. Georgia crops badly hurt by four days of heavy rain. Mourning over Hull and Halifax injuries in medical cases. A riot in St Louis leaves a motorman dead and two children injured. A Democratic convention in Florida adjourns without a nominee. Various local incidents include telegraph pole accidents, mistaken identities, runaway crashes, deaths from cramps, and a normal school student failing an exam. A charter is issued to Mechanics Building and Loan in Steelton. National Guard officers from the disbanded Fifteenth regiment are accounted for. Several accidental deaths occur in Lancaster, Coatesville, and Williamsport from trolley and track incidents. A man attempts suicide in Williamsport jail.
Pain Balm claims and stomach tonic advertisements
An alternating set of old advertisements claim relief for a sprained hip and a stomach disease. The Pain Balm by Chamberlain’s is recommended for sprains with testimonial from J A Babcock. Also promoted is a South American Nervine Tonic promising universal stomach cures with claims of rapid relief.
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Dmgere
Chamberlain
J. A. Babcock
Eric
Albert L Pearre
Elief T
MT. S. Schley & Bro
Freiesies
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