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Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1900

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Court News From Indiana County in December 1900

The December term 1900 court session covered rapes and larceny trials with juries and voir dire. A grand jury presentment urged courthouse and jail repairs, water closet fixes, lighting upgrades, and tax, road, and poor-relief reforms. Correspondence notes a Baltimore institution’s reform school and a Washington women’s league forming to aid the Junior Order at Annapolis Junction.

Washington Woman's League Annapolis Junction The Republic League Charles Fairbanks Indiana Lockwood Daughters of the American Revolution McKinley Maryland Fairbanks Baltimore

Tragic Wilkinsburg Train Fatality Shocks Town

Lester Kinter a 35 year old Weinman Bros. coal driver was killed when the southwestern express struck his wagon at the South avenue crossing in Wilkinsburg about 8:30 am. The crossing is noted as highly dangerous due to changing tracks and poor sight lines. Kinter came to Wilkinsburg six weeks ago from Indiana County. a wife and three children survive. The accident is described as a sudden end with the wagon demolished and the body taken to the morgue.

Lester Kinter Wilkingburg Pittsburg Times South Avenue Pennsylvania Railroad Wilkinsburg Southwestern Express Weinman Bros Penn Avenue Coalstreet Kinter Musser Pittsburg William Dobson Indiana County Wein- Taan Bros

Etaple Christmas Gifts at Henry Halla

Holiday book and stationery sale offering teachers bibles large family bibles history biography fiction children's books hymnals and photo albums. Hundreds of pictures and standard works with many items priced at 25 cents 49 cents to 12 dollars.

Hinds Henry Halla

Asbestos Chickens Attract Curious Visitors In New Castle

Constable Lineas Perkina of New Castle sixth ward reports two new fowls with feathers replaced by asbestos like down. Chickens fed on asbestos siftings show eggs resistant to heat. over 100 birds in yard display unusual down. Large crowds visit while eggs cannot be marketed. some birds headed to Smithsonian for evaluation.

Lineas Perkina New Castle F.d Perkins Smithsonian Institute Washington, D.C

Trial Over Peg Leg Trade Sparks Court Laughter

In Ebensburg court George Reed was ordered to pay costs after pleading guilty to larceny by baubles. Prosecutor Sacha Baldwin alleged the theft involved peg legs shared between the limbless prosecutrix and defendant. The case arose in Bronycreek township, delighting onlookers with the peg leg swap and Reed’s refusal to return the mislaid limb.

Ebensburg George Reed Buailes Sacha Baldwin Reed Algo Btonycreek

Berwind-White Eyes 4000 Acres in Stonycreek Township

Johnstown interests lead by Ream and Stull negotiate with Berwind-White through agent Osldwell for about 4000 acres of coal land in Stonycreek township. The tract would extend from Scalp Level to Johnstown in one continuous parcel, as Berwind-White already owns most township land aside from about ten farms under negotiation.

Ream and Stull Berwind-White Coal Mining Company Berwind-White Coal Company Osldwell Stonycreek Township Berwind- White Company Johnstown Berwind White Company John Blonhgh Robert Reighard Jerry Walters Louis Berkebile William Paul Schrader and Hoffman Griffith Heirs

Religions Noteg Sermons by Rev Kinter Sunday

Rev D M Kinter preaches Sunday morning on Joshua's Happy Choice and evening on DeWit Tal mage's reply to How to become a Christian contrasted with the Bible answer. A welcome to all.

D. BM. Kinter Joshua DeWit Talmage

Purely Personal Visitors and Court Notes from Homer City Area

Mrs Mary Swift of Michigan visits friends. Judge Patton of Armstrong county holds court this week. Sheriff Thompsons proclamation for the Poor House election will be published soon. Doctors Rutledge and Klingensmith of Blairsville attend court. W B Kline and wife visit Johnstown. Mrs John B R Householder of Rugh station and Mrs Jas Repine near Graceton visit sisters Mrs Dr G W Stephens of Penmarln and Miss Lizzie Simpson of White two. Q A Robinson and wife of Greenfield Indiana visit Homer City as guests of A F Cooper and family. Robinson once managed W Guthries stock farms and writes on farming, literature, and politics. A pleasant gentleman. hope to meet again.

Mary Swift Michigan John BR. Householder Rugh Station Jas. Repine Graceton G. W. Stephens Penmrmn Lizzie Simpson White Two Q. A. Robinson Greenfield Indiana Homer City A. F. Cooper Mr. Robinson W. Guthrie

Carnegie museum to house white rhinoceros exhibit in Pittsburg

The Carnegie museum in Pittsburg will acquire a white rhinoceros mounted by Gerard & Sons of London. The six feet tall specimen, 13 feet long, will join other world curios as the museum awaits space in the enlarging annex. Walter Rothschild and several major museums previously secured rhino mounts. Director Holland won the contract. shipment delays and space remain concerns. United States fish commissioner George M. Bowers provided a marine invertebrates collection for study.

Carnegie Museum Pittsburg Mashonaland South Africa Coryndon Gerard & Son Walter Rothschild Tring British Museum Imperial Museum Gerard & Sons Holland London Rothschild Russia George M. Bowers United States Fish Commissioner Smithsonian Institute Washington Mr. Bowers West Virginia Board of Trustees

Bonds Will Be Called In In Indiana County

The commissioners will notify holders of the 10th issue Indiana county bonds to redeem them in part or renew at two and four tenths percent for twenty years tax paid. It is believed all bonds issued to date can be refunded at two and four tenths percent, a very low rate.

Indiana County Ibis W. A. H. Riddle Migs McMichaels

Millinery Week Specials and Local Matches in Lux Wi

To Teachers and all Interested a note on trimmed millinery for institute week. The trimmer remains two weeks longer. orders should be placed early. Also wedding notices list Misa M Shunk and Cassie B Mikegell marrying December 4 1900 in Indiana and Graceton with licenses 1804 1805. Look to Hildebrand's Holiday Goods exhibition for close of goods in preference to city shopping.

Hay Misa M. Shunk Indiana Cassie B. Mikegell Graceton Hildebrand

Holiday Stationery and Gifts at Mary Hall's

Faliday Goods offers an elegant line of pictures priced from 25 cents to 7 dollars plus gold pens pockets and stationery for the holidays at Mary Hall’s store.

Faliday Mary Hall's

Ambrose Farmers Institute Draws Large Attendance

The Ambrose farmers institute drew about 960 attendees despite poor weather. Sessions covered lime use in agriculture, education for farmers’ children, nature study for country schools, and profitable stock selection. Mrs R B Reidel presided during the ladies’ session with poetry, papers on sanitation, home influence, and a biological study of corn.

America R. R. Riedel Home A.M. Armstrong W. H.H. Riddle Butler N. Walker Mies Laura Pierce W. H. M. Riddle Misa Jessie McMichael du Bois B. Heizes Jessie McMichaels J. T. Stewart Central Lownship T. St- Clair Thompson J. M. Pierce Milton Work Scott Chambers St.Clair Thompson J. K. McElhose R. B., Reidel Nellie Thompson Mary Wyncoop Coontown Emma Hamilton Laura Pierce Jessie MacMichaels B. Heiges Dave McManus Institute Rochester Mills

R W Webb Jeweler Promotes Holiday Jewelry Sale

R W Webb the jeweler calls attention to a large varied assortment of watches jewelry diamonds and stones in latest styles plus cloaks and other jewelry items all purchased for a special holiday sale. Call and see his goods.

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Desertion Alleged In Jobstown Divorce Hearing

Nelson J. Anderson seeks separation from Annie J. Lin cenbigler Anderson married in 1805 alleging desertion. Testimony states she left after December following their marriage and has not lived with him since 1895 at Twolick. She later returned to Indiana County and refused to resume cohabitation. He says she now lives in Apollo with a man claiming to be her husband.

Jobstown Nelson J. Anderson Annie J. Lincenbigler Anderson Elizabeth Fisher Andarson Anderson Twolick Indiana Indiana County Libellant Apollo Darkey

Grand Encampment Claim At Five-Inch Bay Horse

Fragmented local item reports a Wyoming claim by a group calling themselves founders. It mentions property bounds of 750 feet in most directions with 300 feet on two sides, a Bay Horse name, and a threat about trespassers using a noted rope from Missouri. No clear dates or reliable names.

Grand Encampiment Wyoming Missouri

Hildebrand’s Holiday Goods Exhibition At Mildebrand’s

Mildebrand’s presents a bright illuminated display of art pictures candelabra books perfumeries towels and more. The store advertises a wide stock with low prices and urges customers to call and inspect the goods. If nothing pleases customers must bend to suit.

Billy Sanders on McKinley and Hanna in November

Billy Sanders discusses McKinley Hanna and Mark in a November feature. The piece blends rustic philosophy with political debate, praising North American prosperity and benevolence while lampooning tariff disputes. A separate sports note reports Indiana 24 over Carnegiv 20 in a Monday basketball game.

Billy Sanders McKinley Hanna Chandler Harris Carnegiv Athletic Association Indiana Athletic Association Viators Che Avore Indiana Carnegiv

Local Obituaries Highlight Armstrong County Figures

Harriet Smith aged over 100 dies at home leaving no relatives. Funeral planned this morning. Mrs. Moore, widow, dies in Maat Mahoning township after nursing her son who died recently. John Dennistong Reynolds buried at Kittanning with Tancred commandery. large lodge turnout and county bar honors. William Fleming of Shelocta dies in Pittsburgh after attempting to die at home. funeral Thursday at Oakland Cemetery. left wife, three sons, and elderly mother.

Harriet Smith Percil Tou Ho John Dennistong Reynolds Kittanning Tancred Commandery Mike Foresters Knighta Templer Blue Lodge Armatrong County Bar Association Reynolds Armstrong County Court William Fleming Armatrong Two Shelocta Denver Col Pittsburg Pittburg Pennsonia Indiana Fleming Ile Freary Jamy Fleming Frank Ross Paul Mary Fleming Oakland Cemetery

The World's Work launches as Doubleday magazine

Doubleday Page & Co announces a new monthly titled The World's Work to debut around October 20. Edited by Walter A Page, the magazine aims for a durable, first hand view of human progress with large illustrations and serious topics, priced at twenty five cents.

Doubleday, Page & Co New Monthly New York Walter A. Page

Notics to Readers of the Weekly Post Discontinuation Notice

Notice to readers announces the end of The Weekly Post with December 29 issue due to rural delivery and improved mail service. It promotes The Daily Post at $3.00 yearly postpaid and 150 per three months, with options for three days weekly, and credits toward the Daily subscription.

Weekly Post United States Mail Service Pittsburg Post Aa Daily Daily Post Pennsylvania New York

Holiday Boxes stock at Henry Hall's biggest sale

Henry Hall's offers a wide range of holiday boxes from small toy books to large family Bibles Hymnals for all denominations Teacher's Bibles and Testaments are the largest stock at the store priced around 272 dollars

Henry Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Court News W.D. Patton White Commonwealth Loyd Stout A. C. Fisher Nhce of the Commonwealth Belle Shank Cas the Commonwealth Jas. Dunlap Prand Court of Common Pleas Court House Treasury Olica Jur Henry McClain C. W. Sutton David Hall Annaprous Junation Sansom Newbold Democrat Sam Davin Hatz Religions Noteg Lux Wi Surra & Co Joseph Soso Ara Farmers' Institute Ambrose Yuurapay Monyena Chambers Noah Seanor Jessie McMichael Holiday Presents R. W. Webb Steving Grand Rapids Furniture William Penn Lemon Hill Schuylkill River Fairmount Penn Finnaard Philadelphia Elry Boxes Mildebrand’s Mack Mark Erle Cooney Islan Tibet Uhey Tn Gener Macklus Thad Congress Angie Maxima Porto Rico Amiuke Basket Ball Moone
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