Jury Awards Plaintiff 1860 in Plumville Case. Wagner v Trick
The Plumville case against the Plumville Railroad Co ended with a jury verdict for the plaintiff of 1860 after a week of trial. Other cases followed including Wagner v Trick for 72 in assumpsit for labor for a brewery affair. Sykes Mill Co of Reynoldsville faced Morino claims of 91.13 for shipped goods never received due to lack of agent. Justice commissions issued for May 1. A drowning death occurred at Punxsutawney, and Homer City streetcar service schedule announced. Rebekah Lodge No 349 instituted at Chester’s Mills and Pinmyville with refreshments served. Josephine furnace closed due to market conditions and pig iron stock, with many workers laid off. Christ Episcopal church elects vestrymen including Rev J H Gilbert and John P Elkin.
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Mary J. Dilta
Plumville R. R. Co
Ethial Ladt
John Wagner
Wnich
Tock
Wagner
Sykes On Mill Co
Reynoldsville
Morino
Frank Morino
Possyar ‘Glory
Irant
Fie
Snyrs
Robinson
Snyder
Robison
Potter County
R. H. Cunningham
First National Bank of Indiana
First Indiana Music Festival Concert Enthralls Large Audience
The Indiana Music Festival opened Tuesday evening to enthusiastic applause with an extended program. Soloists Miss Gertrude Clark and Mr. W. J. Harnest featured in arias and instrumental pieces alongside the Pittsburg Festival Orchestra and Indiana Choral Society under director Hamlin Cogswell. The schedule spanned three concerts, with highlights including Beethoven Violin Solo, Bizet Cavatina, and the oratorio The Creation by Hayden. The Choral Society roster lists numerous sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses, along with directors and accompanists.
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Indiana
Ailow
Gertrude Clark
W. J. Harnest
John R. Roberts
Frank Kolder
Fritz Goerner
Carl Bernthaler
Pittsburg Festival Orchestra
Hamlin Cogswell
Indiana Choral Society
Guardas
Seeeas Hubay
Franz
Kohler
Edward German
J. Christopher Marks
Miss Gertrude Clark
W. C. Harnest
Pittsburg
Orchesa
Hoffman Buys a House? No, a Horse From Revival Era
Valentine Hoffman of the Indian Brewery bought a pacing horse named Villela for 5 dollars. The horse repeatedly darted onto railroad tracks, alarming people and train crews until Hoffman traded the horse for a watch, which he cannot sell. The horse may be turned to pasture, while Hoffman keeps the watch. Also mentions Chicks Rabbits and novelties at Henry Hall's.
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Hoffman
Valentine Hoffman
Valentine
Villela
Henry Hall
Golden wedding and dances mark Blairsville notes
Mr and Mrs Charles Rugg of Blairsville celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with guests from Latrobe and nearby areas. Indiana residents hosted a leap year dance in Library hall attended by eighty couples.
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Charles Rugg
Blairsville
Rugg
7. M
Kelly
W. 3. Moore
Latrobe
Indiana
Library Hall
Maidee
Anna Mae Watson
M. Hona Sansom
Glenawee Prothero
Thomas Sutton
M. C. Watson
Jane J. Leonard
Kettering
Ladies’ Guild
The
Episcopal Church
W. A. Silliman
Altoona
Beeson
Pittsburg
C., M. Lingle
Inspection Trip of B. R. P. Officials Arrives for Tour
President A G Yates accompanied by General Superintendent W T Noon Adrian Iselin Jr and others arrived Tuesday morning for a general inspection of the road. The train of three cars ran to Josephine. Yates noted a recent sale report and stated the B R & P was not considering a sale.
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B., R. & P. Railway
A. G. Yates
W. T. Noonan
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Winest Iselin
Columbus Iselin
Adrai Iselin Jr
Josephine
Yates
Premature announcement on New Moore hotel reopening
The Gazelle report that the New Moore hotel would reopen under Charles H. Moore is denied as premature by Mr. Lallar. Negotiations over a lease surrender exist but nothing is settled and the reporter was asked not to publish. The reporter published anyway, causing annoyance.
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Gazelle
Moore
Charles H. Moore
Lallar
Lollar
Marion Center National Bank Ad Promotes Permanence
The Marion Center National Bank markets itself as a conservative, steadily growing institution that offers safe, fair treatment and four percent on deposits. It urges customers to choose a bank with permanence for present and future well being.
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Marion Center National Bank
Personal mentions crowd Indiana town domes day news
A long list of local social notes records visits and travels. David Houk and Ira A Myers spent time away from Philadelphia and Pittsburg respectively while Miss Susie Schrecengost stayed with parents near Dayton. Numerous relatives and townsfolk like Mrs William Wine in Garrett Mrs Mary Moorhead and J T Campbell appear through informal updates about travels visits and family connections across nearby cities including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Sewickley Albany Princeton and Oil City.
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David Houk
Philadelphia
J. O. Carnahan
Pittsburg
Ira A. Myers
Susie Schrecengost
Dayton
William Wine
West Philadelphia
Garrett
Mary Moorhead
Freeport
John Laughlin
East Liberty
Fits
J. M. Laughlin
Daisy Gilbert
Frank Stumpf
Allegheny
J. R. Stumpf
Isabel Taylor
Philadelphia Street
Mansfield Brown
Sewickley
Harry White, Jr
Bertha
Zelma Rowan
Punsutawney
J. S. Russell
Royden J. Taylor
Chicago
John B.taylor
James C. McGregor
Princeton College
Clark
Arthur Birdsall
Indiana Hardware Company
Albany
N. Y
Sarah Adams
Nicholson
Waterstreet
Oil City
J.T. Campbell
Brookville
B. B. Campbell
Charles Clark
Hattie McFarland
Blairsville
Mary, McFarland
South Seventh Street
G. J. Reese
John Horton
Horton
Ella A. Knapp
James M
Church Street
Carrie Orr
Indiana
Martha Orr
Edward B. Cox
University of Michigan
Nina Loughry
Matthew McGinness
Indiana House
J. J. Miller
J.wood Clark
Pittsburg Saturday Morning After A Visit With Mrs. Miller
J. Wood Clark
James T. Campbell
E. B. Campbell
Minerva Keeler
GC. B. Clark
Zoe Howe
Mary Buckmyer
Business College
Ernest Work
Ann Arbor
Near
Hamill
Joseph Klingensmith
West Lebanon
William Klingensmith
Memorial Service for Blairsville Grand Army of the Republic
Members of Blairsville Grand Army of the Republic post held a memorial service for comrades who died in 1905 to 1908. Rev. W. W. Criley delivered the address on comradeship. Miss Helen McAnulty sang. choir and male quartet performed. Honored dead include Anthony Battles, Robert Thompson, Louis Spires, Joseph F. Frey, Richard Wallace, George W. Clawson, Jesse Reed, Morris J. Lewis.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Blairsville
W. W. Criley
DD. T
Helen McAnulty
Ladies’ Circle
Anthony Battles
Robert Thompson
Louis Spires
Joseph F. Frey
Richard Wallace
George W. Clawson
Jesse Reed
Morris J. Lewis
Job Printing Orders Placed at the Democrat Office
Notice directs readers to leave orders for job printing at the Democrat Office. The note is brief and urges use of the Democrat for printing services.
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Democrat
Multiple Marriages Across Somerset and Vicinity in April 1908
A list of wedding announcements from Somerset and nearby towns details numerous marriages. Couples include Edward Sundberg and Ananda Boyer in Homer City, David L. Marshall and Elizabeth J. Templeton in Rural Valley, Velma Russell and Jesse Murbidge in Indiana, Laura E. Reardon and James L. Lockard in Cherryhill, Stella Haight and Richard L. Bash in Marion Center, and other pairs across Dixonville Beaverdale Plumville and surrounding townships, with dates ranging April 15 to April 17 and officiants such as Squire Fleming Rev Day Brownlee Rev Lewis Hay and Rev W H Kerschner.
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Sunberg—Boyer
Edward Sundberg
Homer City
Ananda Boyer
Felix
Somerset County
Squire J. G. Fleming
Burns
Crooks
Effie Crooks
Plumville
William Burns
Dayton
W. H. Kerschner
Valley
Miss Crooks
James Crooks
Mr. Burns
Regent Deaths and Obituaries Across Several Towns
A broad list of obituaries and death notices from Blairsville Latrobe and surrounding areas for April 1908. Virginia Moore infant. Thomas Repine civil war veteran. James Conway Glen Campbell. George Settle Burrel township. Ray Foster Ray. Andrew Piper near Desire. Mrs Dennison Blairsville. James S Dalton Latrobe. James B Weaver Wilkinsburg. James Leroy Neal North Point infant. Jefferson G Winship Coraopolis former St Louis resident. Ella Currie Edwards Armagh teaching in Johnstown. Albert Patton Culp Latrobe. Mrs G W Swank Blairsville. Surviving spouses and children listed. Funeral details and family affiliations noted.
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Culp
Albert Patton Culp
James EB. Trimble
Latrobe
James J. Culp
John
Frank
Livermore
Lewis O
Vandergrift
J. E. Trimble
Myre
David Myers
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the Ours
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A.W. Elder
East Mahoning
Harry ‘Wallace
Pine
J. Ll. Davis
Cherrytree
G. H. Hutchinson
East Wheatfield
H.K. Neal
North Mahoning
Id. W. Smith
Canoe
Hnd D. Bence
Rayne
White
Center
Robert J. Hood
West Wheatfield
Wina
Shelocta
S. Artemus
Brushvalley
Fleming
Davis
Mechanicsburg
Cathcart
John W. Huston
Martin Pier
WH. Troxell
George H
Berton
Linus Newcombe
Young Newcombe
Homer
Street Railway Company
Thediana County Street Railways Co
Reyn
Jana
Rebekah
Chester’s Mills
Maryaddle
D. P
Snow
Getty
Saltsnburg
A. P. Lowry
Wy. Hill
Pinmyille
Blacklick
Enginnes
Christ Epiagonel Church
Chapel of the Chirch
Jubal
von Weber
Seelo
Teerteereree
Litizini
Carmen
Bizet
Ceceprmnieea
Victor Herbert
Bai Ellen
Max Bruch
Miss Clark
Mr. Roberts
Tannhauser
Hayden
Made Us
Hamlin HE. Cogswell
Edna Allen Cogswell
Walter H. Jackson
J. N. K. Hickman
Laura Bush
James S. Blair
Elva Bradshaw
Dora Brombach
Essie Calhoun
Greta Claypool
Mary A. Daugherty
May Elder
Mabel Louise Féhmer
Ethel Getty
Ora Glass
Nellie Guthrie
Nellie G Hetrick
Margaret Park
WH. A. Pennington
Elizabeth Hetrick
Park
New Century Club
J. S. Hastings
Miss Jones
SulPeviWe
Harbridge—Russell
Velma Russell
Jesse Murbridge
Lewis Hay
South Sixth Street
Bash—Haight
Stella Haight
Caledonia
Richard L. Bash
Marion Genter
National Hotel
Jesse W. Cary
Methodist Church
Hindman—Boucher
Larkey M. Boucher
Samuel Boucher
Dixonville
Thomas Hindman
Beaverdale
Rev
J. Co. N. Park
Musick—Craven
Cora T
John Craven
John F. Musick
Cyrus Musick
St. Clair—Fulton
Jerry St. Clair
Johnstown
Jane Helen Fulton
New Florence
Mr. St. Clair
West Wheatfield Township
Cambria Steel Company
Burns—Crooks
Eile Crooks
Plumytile
Punils
Armstrong Township
Grace M. Silvis
Sarah J. Neely
Joe Williams
Elizabeth Smith
Buffington
Margaret Barclay
Wilbur G. Ling
Gbarrel
Gladys I. Ceverd
Alma Ferguson
Samey Gerard
Thomas Jones
Maude Walker
Center Township
Hlalr Lewie
Plorence Bothell
Teresa Fitzzeralc
Cherryhill
Clyde A. Fowler
Olive Moorhead
Blaine Dick
Dierce Reade
Gertrude McTigue
Elizabeth Charbons
Samuel Hutt
Clarksburg
Jon Lowman
Conemaugh
Florence Bur Ingame
Zilpha McCreery
Ruth Waddle
Velma Waddle
Raymond Fleming
Mary L Stewart
Glen Campbell
David Black
Hayes Campbell
Floyd Bennett
George Beaver
Ture Nelson
Mary Luttmian
Green Township
Ida Leuin
Olive Smith
Roy Fyock
Clark Keith
Janell Roberts
Mazel Nuno
Rilla McAnulty
Montgomery
Blair Spicher
Erma Smith
Minnie Gromley
Oscar Davis
Maud Rowland
Mary Rowland
Harry B. Dut
Mae Jordan
Ada Zener
Madda Pollock
Minnie Moot
Carl Moot
Frank Wingert
Hazel Hicks
Cleane Shields
Dorothy Zener
Reyne
Blaine Helman
Sara ©. Wolfe
Smicksburg
Paul Stiteler
Merv Weston
Clayton Lewis
South Mahoning
Repine
Thomas Repine
Bright
Conway
James Conway
Polk
Settia
George Settle
Burrel Township
J.T. Davis
Blairsville Cemetery
Jennison
Dennison
Milter
Hollis
North Liberty Street
Williams
Dalton
James
John F. Dalton
South Fork
Rose O'Hara
James B. Weaver
Swissvale Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Hex
Iilkinsburg
Wehn
Emmi Hood
Aston
Edna Swank
Hweins
W. A. Lovelace
R. J. Wilson