Demurrer Overruled In Cumberland Rail Line Case
The court overruled the demurrer in the Piedmont and Cumberland Railroad case. Medical notices mention Dr W E Gaver joining De Braone in Ridgeville Mt Airy practice. Addresses arrivals list local hotels and post office letters with names and places in Frederick.
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de FE
Bromwell
Ridgeville
W. E. Gaver
Middistown
Gaver
Mt. Airy
Demerrer
Pied Went
Cumberland Rainey Comany
Pennsylvania and Cumberland Railroad Company
Carroll News Recalls Tragic Local Incidents and Notable Figures
Father James Catlen a former Mt S May College professor in Em sniteburg was fatally struck by a Western Indiana train near Chicago. Israel G Zwick of Middlebury and Betsy Kontz were paralyzed and died after admittance to Westminster Almshouse. Funeral held for Gelwicka with Mrs Kontz near 50. Acker’s Ergh fish Blood Elixir advertised by Williamson & Brown druggists.
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Betsy Kontz
Almehonce
Westminster
Gelwicka
Middlebury
M. E. Church
J.B. Maley
Union Bridge
Gerwicks Wz
Koon'z
Middlebart
Irs Hoontz
Marriage Notice of Wolfe and Smith at Braddock Parish
William Randolph Wolfe wed Miss Annie Gathrine Smith of Braddock on a Sunday November 18 at the Lutheran parsonage on West Church Street officiated by Rev. Dr. Dieb. The ceremony united two Braddock residents in matrimony.
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West Church
Dieb
William
Randolph Wolfe
Annie Gatherine Smith
Braddock
County
McMurray Canning Plant Resumes Early Workday
Employees at the McMurray canning establishment return to work this morning and the factory will operate normally for necessary business. Changes in the railroad schedule alter B and O timetable arrival and departure hours. Those leaving depart a half hour before the train’s scheduled departure.
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McMurray Canning Establishment
A Coming Embrace Chronicle Fragments From Lib erty
A garbled local item notes Sis Task near Liberty and Sick friends in recent days. It mentions lights to be lit tonight and John Sieffiell plowing two new minors in the front window of his store. The item is a rough glimpse from Brother Motter of the Chronicle dated morn 26.
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Brother Motter
The
Chronicle
Sis
Liberty
Ibis Rts
John Sieffiell
Faith Reformed Church Dedicated in Baltimore
Faith Reformed Church in Baltimore was dedicated yesterday afternoon with Rev. T F Hoffmaier of Midatetown delivering the sermon and Rev. WN Skyles of Jefferson preaching at night. Pastor Rev. A S Weber oversaw the church, a brick building costing about 4500 dollars. Corner stone laid in August.
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Faith Reformed Church
Fath Reformed Church
Baltimore
T. F. Hoffmaier
Midatetown
WN. H. Skyles
Jefferson
A. S. Weber
Clock at Wilhelm's Hotel Stops at Election Eve
Elliott City gossip notes proprietor A B Redaecker of Wilhelm's Hotel on West Prats Street owns a large bar clock that has kept correct time for years. It stopped exactly six oclock on election eve and Redaecker plans no adjustment while the snow falls and democracy remains buried.
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Elliott City
A.B. Redaecker
Local notices and cultural events in Scranton area
Sick list reports for West Patrick Street residents with illness and a sore knee from running. Seats for City Hall concert under F.C.M.M. C.A. auspices sell quickly. crayon portrait by Marion Dyer exhibited at Neipold’s Arc! Emporium. Jeremiah Pittinger laid to rest after a long illness. Grand Army Post members attend. German Pennsylvania Dutchmen described. Dr Van Wert endorses tonic. Brown Suckien's Amiog Salve praised. prize 36 cents per box sold by Tom Garerat.
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Win. Feet
Patrick
Fieh
John Fankle
West Patrick St
Witt Wooton
Ida Starr
West Patrick &I
J. W. Starr
Charles E. Thomas
Marion Dyer
J. W. Neipold
Arc! Emporium
South Market Street
Brayon
Jeremiah Pittinger
Double Pipe Creek
Pittinger
Haughs Church
Grand Army
Isss
Suckien
Amiog
Cate Ararses
Asit Rhem
Fevar
Tom T Garerat
Tramp Gang Attacked Freight Train Near Indian Orchard
A gang of tramps halted a Boston and Albany freight between the city and Indian Orchard Station. They boarded the moving car and clashed with crew, injuring several, as a city posse pursued. Six were captured and a deputy sheriff discharged a weapon, wounding a man believed to be a bank burglar.
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Sprexcrizig
Mass
Boston
Amapy
Ltias
Fedian Orchard
Grut
Caton
Sax
Cline
Death on Lake Superior Severe Storm Claims Crews
A violent November gale on the lakes drives steamers ashore near Grand Marais and damages vessels. Crew losses include a drowning on entering the canal. engineers and officers perish as ships break free from moorings and freights are jettisoned. Multiple tugs assist as authorities investigate the storm's toll and salvage efforts continue.
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Saveyx Sire Maur
Ceanon
Thuselay
Gevers Lake
P. C. Bsbmin
Atewner Sens
Colorado
Grand Maris
Ber
Parable of the Talents lessons on use and worthiness
A sermon critiques indolence and celebrates varied gifts, urging faithful use of talents for God. The preacher compares the five ten, two, and one talents to differing abilities, stresses personal accountability, and warns that final judgment will reveal each person’s true return on God’s gifts.
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Craizor
Kibeinterger
T. de Witt Talusge
D. D
Jesus Christ
Thin Avenger
Dare Pruss
Christ
New York
Lome
Epo
Boand
Tate
Fletorg
Jesus
Earth
Church
Christias
Church of God
Africa
Egartsen
Ian
Caecum
Liara Siso
W Bisckiard
Achail
Derusiiem
Jerome
Comsv
Gosiel
Dong
T Jearn
Gren
York
Berd
Ehes
Cos Zripches
Switear End
Joan Knox
Celvin
Frence
John Wetley
Dorcas
Howes
Jehorer
Lebanon
Teacnes
A Grateful Cierryman Endorses Lung Remedy
The article reports Thos Richey praising a popular balm for lung issues, recommending Wilkinson & Brows for trial. It lists cough, chest tightness, and breathing difficulties as warning signs and endorses Acker's English Cough Remedy as a guaranteed cure sold by Williamson & Brows.
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Cierryman
Thos Richey
Jer
N. Y
God van Wert
Wilkinson & Brows
Acker
Williamson& Brows
Drussis
Reducing the Surplus and Health Claims of Dr. King's Discovery
Article argues for surplus reduction and outlines alleged health claims for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets. It praises purported mortality reductions and promotes free trial bottles through local drug stores.
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King
Dr. King
Jos
Carrotts Drug Store
Doctor's Endorsement for Hall's Catarrh Cure
A longtime physician from Toledo endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming it surpasses all other preparations in effectiveness. He asserts success in treating catarrh when used as directed and offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure. The product is manufactured by E. B. Cheney Co. and sold by druggists in Toledo and surrounding areas.
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Hogland
Acker
Williamson & Prown Druggists
Toledo
Messrs
Cheney & Co
Ofice
Summit St
EB. T.cheney Co
Diuzgizis
Merits Being Sold By Wis Druggist Promises Refunds
In Merit Wis a local druggist Joseph Garron touts Dr Kings No Dyecoverr No Life Pills Arnica Salve and Ek the Bitters as top selling remedies. He claims universal satisfaction though not guaranteed every time and offers refunds if results are not satisfactory.
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Dr. King
Joseph Garron
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