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Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1901

Page

7

Keystone state news condensed list of incidents and grants

The report lists pensions granted across multiple Pittsburgh area localities including Wiam Lear in Hoboken earning 4 and John Ackermill in Pitts burg 86. It notes a deadly mushroom meal near New Baltimore Bedford county and a fatal roaster accident in Scranton. Rail robbery arrests at Williamsburg and a failed school bond vote in Franklin are described along with factory fires, a rattlesnake bite, and an upcoming Oakford Park picnic for Westmoreland Hospital funds.

Joseph Martin New Baltimore Bedford County Tne S. D. Blayney Blaine Township Taylorstown Bert Green Ralph MclIntyre Green MeIntyre Homer Patterson Harry Lantser Fdward Spacer Edward Seheil George Riley Williamsburg Peter Pitt Scranton Colebrook Pitt John Schlaegel John Williams Lebanon Williams Schlegel American Glass Specialty Company Monaca Daniel Shock Hazleton Qhargqid CMH Knelly Invin Oakford Park Auugust Westmoreland Hospital Fund Pennsylvanian Railroad Roundhouse Redstripe Junction Punxsutawney Hagen Caldwell Eddyood Cialis Staley D. Relis Wrst Reformed Chineh Greanyburg

City Children Learn to Observe Nature, Says Principal Boyce

Milwaukee Sentinel reports Principal Thomas W. Boyce of the First District school argues city children lag in farm life knowledge. He cites eighth graders misinterpreting words in Snow Bound and missing natural cues like sun circled days portending storms, noting country children observe nature more keenly.

Leen Chidran Thomas W. Boyce Mr. Boyce Pisa Milwaukee Sentinel

Solomon and the Queen of Sheba Spice Sermon

A 1901 Washington sermon portrays Christianity as joy giving and fragrant like spices. Talmage likens Solomon receiving the Queen of Sheba to truth seekers finding savor in faith, urging lively worship, musical praise, and the gospel as a balm for sorrow, rest, and spiritual refreshment.

Rachel Sarepta Botany Bay Voltaire Herbert Spencer Hervey Bangor San Francisco Christendom Germany America St. John Heaven Batkis Sheba Solomon Samuel Rutherford Richard Baxter John Bunyan Macaulay Balkis Vedar Lorch Relgion Queen

German Steamship Lines Dominate Atlantic Travel

A discussion of transatlantic passenger trends notes German lines from Bremen and Hamburg pulling travelers from Northern Europe and beyond via Cherbourg and Southampton, while British lines rely on a smaller 41.5 million-strong pool. The piece argues German ships will lead in speed and scale, but British merchants can adapt to retain profits. It includes a brief obituary and notes on fishing reel history, hooks, and rod makers, citing Victor Staith in the New York Press.

Liverpool New York Britain Bremen Hamburg Europe Southampton Cherbourg Paris America Germany Plymouth Andrew Carnegie Benjamin J. Meek Frankfort London Tanak Walton Meek Colombia Peru Limerick Ireland Victor Staith New York Press

Mysterious Chest of Tsar Maul 1 Opens History Vault

A locked chest left by Tsar Maul 1 bears the inscription Not to be opened for 4 hundred years. The ear was murdered on March 24, 1801 as he pursued plans to place Russia under Napoleon. Contents unknown, but believed to hold imperial papers on events a century ago and projected attacks on England.

Iussia Napoleon England

Bicycle racing and yacht news from the era

Sporting briefs recap cycle racing purses exceed sixty thousand dollars this season with Asbury Park hosting a grand circuit event. Longwood Challenge Cup tennis results feature W A Larned defeating Beals Wright. Matty Elka leads motor paced riders as French chauffeurs and Nod Store enter the Erie-Bulab automobile race. Sir Thomas Lipton denies buying horses and plans a new yacht. Michael defeats Waddie McDuffee in a 20 race at Revere track. Short distance riding rising as a future feature and Constitution versus Columbia tests hint at superior performance for the yacht under sail.

Asbury Park W. A. Larned Beals Wright Longwood Challenge Cipa M. D. Whitman Davis Ward Broad Bexson Matty Elka Enrt Mournier M. Charron Kreneh Nod Erie-Bulab Thomas Lipton Glasgow Revere Mass Kleyele Jimmy Michael Waddie McPduffee Michael Sever Tme

Prominent Figures Mentioned in Global and UK News

A roundup of notable figures: Emperor William grows a beard while Aginalds is restless. Senator Lodge journeys across the Continent for two months. General Gomez linked to Cuban leadership. Lord Roberts titled Earl of Candahar and Pretoria. ex Chief Justice Champlin dies at 70. Lord Dunraven to command new British yeomanry unit. Tolstoi’s illness linked to abstinence. Oregon Governor Geer seeks renomination or Senate bid. Gage vacations noted. Bishop Westcott dies at 98. Cecil Rhodes depicted as a hypochondriac with self-supplied household.

William Aginalds Henry Cabot Lodge London Gomez I. Estranda Palvna Lord Roberts Earl Candahar Pretoria St. Pierre John W. Champlin Michigan Supreme Court Lord Dunraven Count Tolstoi Geer Oregon United States Senate AW L Buehannn St. Louis Root Gage Washington Chicago Brooke Moss Westcott Durham England Bishop Westcott Cecil Rhodes South Africa

Drunkenness Said to Be Root of English Troubles

A London interview with Miss McDowell of Chicago asserts that if asked to name England’s ailment in one word it would be drunkenness. She does not specify causes but claims most social ills arise from this condition affecting the British social organism.

England London Miss McDowell Chicago

Rail Service Details Between Buffalo Pittsburg and Rochester

Rail schedule notes Eastbound service on weekdays with Pullman Sleepers between Buffalo and Pittsburg and between Rochester and Pittsburg. Edward Lapey, General Passenger Agent, Rochester, N Y, appears as the contact for travel arrangements and updated timings.

Buffalo Pittsburg Rochester Edward Lapey

Pennsylvania and Northwestern Tailroad Company Train Schedule

Fragmentary OCR shows timetable notes for the Pennsylvania and Northwestern Tailroad Company listing stations and times around 7 pm. Includes stations such as Punxsutawney Elk Run and Adrian with multiple partial time entries and station codes, but details are incomplete and garbled.

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A Life of Loys and Peace

People do not go to church for music clubs or oratorical addresses but to know God and seek a life of love and peace. The text argues that sacred purpose transcends entertainment and rhetoric in worship.

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