Local county notices mix church events and visits
In Wolfsville and surrounding towns residents report Sunday services at U K church, Reform and Lutheran churches with Rev. Bene and Rev. Stroup. Local people visit family in Hagertown Waynesboro Thurmont and Baltimore. The Utica Locust Grove and Green Valley areas note corn husking, fires, revival plans and several social visits.
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Wolfsville
A. H. Hlarnish
U. K
Jo'etuck
Ray Brandenburg
Hageretown
H. L. Brandenburg
Molly Daluuter
Waynesboro
Ellen
Pauterday
George H. Delauter
Samiel Martin
Hugeratech
Scout-d' Martins
Charles’ Fouke
Bedgeport
William Diebert
Shire
Gemael@hipurge
John
Tehnyson Hoover
Baltimore
John W. Hoover
John, Palmer
Matluda Gaver
Eilurton
Grossnickte's
Clyde Harp
Green Valley
Sugar Loaf
Flint Hill
Southern Methodist Ohorch
Hull
Nina Mobley
Yohn Burke
William Fook
William Whitmore
Roy Pickett
Lron Springs
Owen Gawthrope
C Zimmerman
Anna
Mullie
Grace Zummerman
Hester Kanodes
Onasire Green
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief From Stomach Troubles
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a stomach aid that digests food, relieves gas and heartburn, and cleans digestion. It claims rapid relief from indigestion, gastritis, and constipation, urging readers to try it now for lasting stomach comfort.
Boyle appeals in Willie Whitla kidnapping case
Helen Boyle, serving a 25 year term in the western penitentiary for involvement in the Willie Whitla kidnapping near Sharon Pennsylvania, filed an appeal to the Pennsylvania Superior Court claiming Mercer county court conviction was illegal. Her husband James Boyle received a life sentence for his part in the crime.
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Willie Whitla
Leake Freedom
Pittsburg
Nav
Helen Boyle
Western Penitentiary
Sharon
Superior Court
Pennsylvania
Mercer County
James Boyle
Roosevelt invited to recount African hunts for King Victor Emmanuel
In Reading Pennsylvania on November 56 Edward Peer, a Reading Stove Works cleaner, was killed by an Emery wheel burst. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, known as Awana Tumbo to Africans, plans to visit Naples and Rome to discuss African hunting experiences with King Victor Emmanuel. Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter Ethel will travel to Naples to greet him.
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Victor Emmanuel
Roosevelt
Awana
Tumbo
Naples
United States
Rome
Reading
Edward Peer
Hanging Postponed in Georgia Murder Case
A writer of Jud Elliott asks Governor Brown to postpone the execution for ten days to raise funds for burial expenses. The claimant notes her mother will receive a slow check on November 15.
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Auliata
Buriel Expdnees
Jud Elliott
Brown
Health funding cited in Cornell lecture headline
Walter F. Wilbor, Cornell statistician, said 140 million dollars are being spent in the United States to safeguard public welfare. He noted improving safety measures based on death rate trends and urged continued investment in public health protections.
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Athact
N' Y
Cornell
Walter F. Wilbor
Cornell Statistician
United Staten
Peril as Building Quivers in Tammany Era
Large unsafe building in New York, built during Tammany rule and condemned, causes wild scenes and forced evacuations. Judges, district attorney, and court staff were expelled from the structure as parts collapsed. Police barriers, crowded streets, and halted subway service marked the disruption. Courts seek temporary spaces. permanent housing unlikely for days.
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New York
Tamhinny
Faffitre
Dietric
Iial
Mrs Stetson Exonerated as All Charges Dismissed
New York reports the inquiry board appointed by the First Church of Christ Scientist on Ninety-sixth Street and Central Park West has dismissed all 28 charges against Mrs. Stetson, clearing her balance in the Christian Science leadership dispute.
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Christian Balance
New York
Augusta Stetson Exonerated on Charged Claims in Church Board Dispute
The first reader Augusta Stetson, also spelled Stetson, was exonerated on twenty eight charges proffered against her. The board censured the charges as a challenge to the mother church Beaton. Dr Crowell presented the report and Atty Addgiten spoke as congregants protested the findings. Stetson’s views on matrimony and family life were deemed not contrary to church tenets, despite earlier allegations.
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Mas
Augustale Stetson
Augusta Stetson
Mre. Stetson
Shurch
Beaton
Thowe
Mra. Stetson
Crowell
Board of Family
Atetson
Cohaey
Raed Suletto
New York Importers Seek Taft Action On Loeb Port Chief
Merchants and importers at the New York port plan to ask President Taft to remove Collector of the Port William Loeb Jr. following reports of graft and coercive practices at the customs service. They cite fear of dealing with the customs house and urge swift action before year end. Meanwhile the battleship North Dakota sets a standard sea speed record in a test off Rockland Maine, reaching 22.25 knots.
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New ’ York
New York
Custom House
Taft
William Loeb,Jr
Tom House
Loeb
Business House
Rockland
North Dakota
Roosevelt Kinship Highlighted in Robinson nuptials
The November wedding of Corinna Douglas Robinson to Joseph W. Alsop was held at 780 Park Avenue at the bride’s brother Theodore Douglas Robinson home. Bishop Greer officiated while Corinna is noted as niece of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
New York
Joseph W. Alsop
Mias
Corinna Douglas Robinson
Douglas Robinson
Theodore, Douglas, Robinson
Park ‘Avenue
Bishop Greer
Ann
Theodore Roosevelt
Man Dies From Eye Hemorrhage in Carriage Accident
In Norratown Pennsylvania on November 5 Solon C Wilson aged forty three died after his carriage toppled while Ha Wan drove his children to a coal. A physician could not be summoned in time and death was attributed to an eye hemorrhage.
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Norratown
Hunter survives after fatal deer attack near May's Landing
Camden man Mathis hunted a wounded buck near May's Landing Cape May County. After being tossed by the deer he killed it with a hunting knife as the animal charged and knocked him into a thicket. He struck the deer’s throat and finished it, ending a life threatening encounter.
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Cape May
Camden
Theo
Mathis
Mathia
Min
Mathie
Atabbad
Six Cents For Losing. Wife's Love: Dover, Del Nav
The Dover Superior Court trial of J. Colina v Walter Bhorton centered on the case titled as a claim of wife’s affection. The jury awarded six cents in damages to Colina after finding Shelton responsible for causing costs to Bhorton. The record notes Colina sought 310,000 dollars in damages.
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Dover
Del
Nav
Caheo
Frank
J. Colina Va
Walter Bherton
Wroughty
Collins
Kent
Shelton
Collings
Bhelton
Ine
Two Banks Merge Amid Talks of Merger Value
Two banks announce a merger estimated to total about 20 million dollars. The combined entity aims to leverage existing branches and customer bases to strengthen market position.
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Bro:natitutionx
Hed
Ene
Time for Easter Movable Date Considered by State Church
A proposal from the State Church seeks to fix a movable Easter date to be observed on Easter Sunday for convenience to church and public. Dr Drycander, vice president of the church council, indicated the matter was under study and discussion.
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Gtity
Berlin
Bertin
Perecipls
Teun
Amd
Drycander
Yorlor
New Massacres by Turks Reported in Anatolia
An Anadolu peninsula report from London dated November 6 describes new massacres of Armenians by Turkish forces. Dispatches note deadly attacks surpassing earlier violence and uncertainty about European presence amid widespread disorder.
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Paninaule
Anatolia
London
Masédors
Turkiah Peninsula
Anatolean
Orbtt
Knp
Atateteg
Widow and Child Survivor Highlight Local Murder Case
A Hungarian suspect is arrested in a brutal killing near a Marin home. The victim, identified as the wife’s mother, was found dead in brush expected to have occurred earlier. The ten year old child survived and aid is sought from authorities.
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Marin
Ae Ware
Tad
Wiis
Hatfield-McCoy feud survivor jailed for eloping with teen
Five years in Ban Qrentin prison for nunnlogy away with a fourteen year old Pearl Beatman. Vebrg Far Kleping, Ton Angeles, California, jailed after affair on a Kentucky ranch amid long feud lore.
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Vebrg
Kleping
Ton’ ‘Angeles
Cal
Watfield
Hatfield-McCoy
Kentucky
Qrentin
Pearl
Hatfield
Biel
Het
Buffalo Stampede Spreads Panic at Sulphur Bath Ranch
Report from Belvidere Kansas dated Nov 6 describes a buffalo stampede triggered during a sulphur bath dipping incident. A herd of thirty six buffalo fled across Kiowa County after a bull valued at 1580 dollars was startled. Five cowboys tracked the beast as it scattered over the plains.
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Belvidere
Kan
Rockefeller
Aig Pn
Kiowa County
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