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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1906

Page

5

Men of the Courts Open Second Week of Criminal Court

The second week opens with the Commonwealth v Win North Arnold Defoe and others on murder charges in the Court of Oyer and Terminer. Witnesses describe mixups with foreign interpreters as jurors are selected. several defendants face trials while others are discharged after hearings.

Fie Win North Arnold Defoe Ileman Arico Oyernd Terainer William North Ernest Noah Reed Willian’ Reed Talesman Criminal Blackhead Joe Phillenge Joe Cicero Reb Oleae Joss Chain Defenai Tony Donia Gailly Ag Commonwealth Ve Glas Smyth Lingni Gastoglone Hermin Burgman Wille Calhoun Gogta J. R. Decker

Committed death by own action in early morning suicide

Samuel Wella an elderly resident died by shooting himself in the head with gin on a Wednesday morning. He had been an invalid for years but had seemed better recently. He was found in the front yard with his wife nearby and is survived by a large family including Alfred in Reekin and Martha in Jefferson County among others.

Samuel Wella Samuel Wella Waa Ostabur Georgeville Waterman Tari Tadiana Whyite Weat Philadelphae Alfred Reekin Clearthtt County Martha William Bhilling Cool Spring Jefferson Dainly Margaret Frank Hile Lidiang Olive William Stear Plamville Charles Kellysburg Eluie Tonis Lockhart Phamville James Haberling Indiana Daniel and Irvin Lucy Roy Donahue Lovejoy

Marriages and engagements in Indiana and New Jersey notices

A string of marriage notices and engagements from Indiana and New Jersey. Kenner and Brady wed at the Hotel Moore Indiana. Shapyrr-Learn and Lear wed at the Tatheran parsonage on South Sixth Street. Kimita and Peart Hazlett unite in Georgeville. James Smith and Misymia Wynie married in Blairsville. Wilda Sauvage and Prof Elliott Owens announce engagement with Christmas wedding planned in New Jersey.

Kenner—Brady John W Kenner Misa Allen P Brady Hortons, Pa George Holmes Moore Indiana Shapyrr—Learn M.D. Shaffer Lovejoy Mise D. ©. Lear Cockport Murrage Lewis Hay Tatheran Parsonage South Sixth Street Smi W Stir James Smith Misymia Wynie Blairsville Te FL Pershing Mrr Owens—Sauvage Wilda Sauvage Indiana State Normal School Elliott Owens Cortland Jane Leonard Newarn

Visitors Day at Public Schools

Principal Chapman declares Friday Visitor's Day at Second and Third ward schools. Special exercises scheduled for 2 o clock in the afternoon and the entire body is invited.

Chapman Thul Ward

East Liverpool Triumphs In Lopsided 88 18 Victory

East Liverpool defeated the Olympics in a basketball exhibition with a final score of 88 to 18. The East Liverpool team dominated the floor with eleven players contributing to the score, and Lydia led with a standout performance.

Dr Ament Invited To Instruct At Arimetrongy Foundation

Dr Ament principal of Ludlana Normal School may join as instructor at the Arimetrongy foundation event in Witten ning on Tuesday December 28. Invitations have been issued for the annual New Years dinner ball in February. Patronesses include Mrs Jane Ament and others.

Ament Ludlana Normal Arimetrongy Wittenning Tuasday Job Gébrary Degugher Keitering Tee Masie Aris Mre Jane Ament Mel John PB Elkin Wic John Hastings Wary White Mes Johnston Mitchell Liseph Glenents Murray IL Frod Wertli

Name list appears in Indiana office roll call 1906

A garbled roster shows names such as Mary Forsha Beek and others in a December 15 1906 Indiana office context. The list includes many misrendered surnames and initials, with a note that inquiring about earlier entries should state that they were attended to, per Janke G McGragon PM.

Indiana Mary Forsha Beek Mire & A. Berry de Buglese Juin Ceehaan Albert Hur Miss Coma Telman Wirta Kochmanska Mo A. McMilles da ¥ Motte We Myers Obney Meyplen Martin By Pattgreen Maysarin Piatierfalger Mise Gladya Walker My A Flinn Mikolaj Horta Posyr Jen Plenga

Gompers Quits Mail Service After Long Rail Career

W J Gompers resigns as Myir Clerke in fle vgiway gait gervide Wis, after about twenty years of continuous service. Chief GHeak McQontell notes his quiet departure and thanks him for loyal work. Reduced rail rates announced for State College Pa via Pennsylvania Railroad. tickets on sale December 26, 27, 28, with return by January 4.

W. J. Gompers Will J. Gompers Inez Hoekwaad Europe Buwitvlear Gheak McQontell Sie Omnion Ae Bey Teller Angel Haited State College Pennsylvania Railroad Congress of Peynaylvana Tiekets Hoo Yalurning Pennsylvania

Licensed Couples Across Indiana and Nearby Towns

A listing of numerous marriage licenses and couples across Indiana and surrounding areas, naming pairs such as Frank Romeo with Domenica Viola in Indiana, Edward Buterbaugh with Pearl Dishong in Purchase Line, Carlo Martine with Pardoo Jett, Michaal Dufalo with Katrina Macuga, and many others from Creekside to Washington and beyond. The document lists dozens of names, partner towns, and sparse locality markers, reflecting a statewide register of unions.

Frank Romeo Domenica Viola Indiana Ddward Buterbaugh Pearl Dishong Purchase Line Clay King Sarah 1 Volford Young Two Carlo Martine Pardoo Jett Vinzenso Razsella Clymer Michaal Dufalo Katrina Macuga Bradenville Sylvester Hartman New Rennington Emma Hagens Homerty Walter George Smith New Kensington Elsie Olly Storcy Nawrytown Matles Ferravisti Maria Quaranto Creekside Guy Kime Rossmoyne M. Pearl Hazlett Georgeville Law. M. Wilhelm Wuecklick Hannah Sane Josephine W. D. Maley Bertha May Pierce Josephine Guiseppe Becacqua Taresulo Plazarelli James Smith Zora Wylie Balrsville Ulen W. Eaton Sykesville Orel A. Phillippi Josephine David A. Mauk Viola T. Petted Armstrong Calvin V. Stumpf Montgomery Vara B. Lamar Gréen John W. Keener Alice P. Brady Horton Joe Palmo Seward Lotte A Sickenberger Tunnelton Merritt D. Shaffer Green Bess Learn Cockport L. Miller Matilda G. Nixon Robinson John E. Adamson Garofine Cochran Washington Bert Kunkle Viola Allshouse Alexander M. Stewart Elizabeth R. Jackson Apollo Bilder J. Bolen Livermore Grace R. Blackburn

Wills filed for 3 individuals in 1906 probate

Margaret Ashbaugh of Sharpsburg lists funeral expenses and debts, leaving house and lot to youngest son Norman B. and residue to eldest son Harry M. Ashbaugh and four daughters with Thomas Walton as executor. Julia Ann McQuilken of South Mahoning two wills lists bequests to daughter Mary JangsicQuilken, furniture, cow, and $200 in Indiana Deposit Bank, with executor B Green. Catherine Maher of Blairsville dies, directing Michael D. Maher to pay debts and funeral expenses, with all property divided between M D Maher and Nora D Maher. M D Maher named executor.

Margaret Ashbaugh South Moholng Norman B Sharpsburg Harry M. Ashbaugh Thomas Walton Julia Ann McQuilken South Mahoning Two Mary JangsicQuilken Indiana ,Co. Deposit Bank B. Green Gatarine Maher Blairsville Micheal D. Maher M. D. Maher Nora D. Maher

The New Station Pay Train Visit to BOROR

A midday pay train visit to the BOROR occurred with offerals accompanying the muster. They appeared pleased and engaged in contemplated improvements for the place and pledged West efforts to support the planned enhancements and patronage.

Boror

Pittsburg Westmoreland and Somerset Rail Link Potential Extension

A rough report notes a connection between the Pittsburg Westmoreland and Somerset Railroad and the Baltimore and Ohio line on a Friday, seen as an extension toward the Liganeler Valley system owned by the Mellons of Pittsburg. Distances cited span Copaburlant to Pittsburg and Sema to Pittsburg, with speculation of a Cumberland extension.

Pittsburg, Westmoreland & Somerset Railroad Wea Baltimore & Olio The Mellons Pittsburg Sema Pittsburg, Weatmorelyn Somernet Cumberland

Farmer Institutes Schedule Across Centers

Farmers institutes are set at Manion Center with the feature room secured. Clarksburg hosts February 11 and 12, followed by Indiana on February 15 to 17.

Farmer's Institutes M & Church Clarksburg Indiana

Two Deaths In One Family From Rocky Ford Area

In a brief family obituary, the Vo Douglass family of Rocky Ford is mourned as the death of Gull Leih, aged years five months nine days, occurred on May 30 from malignant disease. Mrs Doug las is noted as a daughter of Margaret and T Van Horn Gaut of this place Marl on Center.

Tyi Margaret Vo Douglass Rocky Ford Cole Douglsss

Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships

A long list of real estate transfers records numerous plots and parcels throughout Blairsville, Indiana, Cherryhill, Rossiter, Blairsville, and surrounding areas. Buyers include Aaron Kiontz, Joseph Cultivers, Charles Wainwryht, Anas Umburn, Frank Fern, Samuel Kinanmel, Rows Longinter, Edwin Minpfield, Joseph Hines, and many others, with properties valued from 30 to 36 000 dollars and parcels ranging from acres to lots. Transactions involve municipalities and railroad interests, with multiple exchanges in Blairsville, Conemaugh, Young, West Wheatfield, Brushvalley, and White.

Kunkle Aaron Kiontz Homer City O.H. Moore Joseph Cultivers Blairaville Mr Brown Charles Wainwryht Maza'ntti Moore Karl F. Marhart Anas M. Umburn Armtrong Annie Tichnoaki Frank Fern Rossiter John B. Brown Samwel Kinanmel Aringthrong Annie Toahronski Longinter George B. Taggart Mdwin Kilegore Blairsville Walliam Alexander Lottie West Wheatfield M.D. Dowls Arthur Eyton Creekside A W. Green August Parson Conemaugh Joseph Hines Edwin Minpfield Indiana Edwin Empfield Cherryhill Joseph H. Fulton John Joseph Young J. UW Engie John Joe Buchanan John G. R. Hows Ural Brashvailey David Ober Cherrytree & Dixonsville Railroad Co Green Frank George Jacob Brett Bullington Mary George Killa N Harriet Huffman Grant Charles A. Brady Withism O. Iy. Mao Rayne M. Wortman Cora Campbell Cora G. Campbell T. C. Stanhell Neal Simon Overdorff Brushvalley H. Lesner J.C. Ruimar Fredrick Wonk Frank M. Dick Cherrynill Lillian Blanche Brayleen Lamar City Dixon Run Land Co Cherryhill Township Cherryhit John A

Moore Hotel Opens to Communal Praise

The Moore Hotel, formerly the New American Hotel, has opened to traveler praise and local satisfaction. The bustling service, new furniture, and expanding floors reflect growth as decorators finish the third floor and prepare the fourth while the elevator nears completion. The lobby, offices, and dining room receive upgrades and the staff, led by head clerk M A McGinnis, earn commendations for courteous service. Tickets for the Institute Lecture Course go on sale at Hallewlore Wednesday October 1 at 7 o clock. Nelson Warden sells a Philadelphia Street property to Alma Ward en for 1000 dollars, with the sale processed through the T M Edwards agency.

Moore Moore Hotel Citiezns M. A. McGinnis Jim Walters Iy

Personal mentions from Littrote to Latrobe and beyond

A compilation of local names visiting relatives or returning home across towns in Pennsylvania. Entries include Mie Dannelly visiting Mer, Mies Chanphetl in Ghee, Chirles Stale returning to Latrobe, Mary Mhompaan traveling to Copmellavidla, and multiple others visiting, traveling for weddings, holidays, or to begin new jobs.

Mie Josep Dannelly Littrote Parcite Mer Mie Cf Creenlen Mies Doh A. Chanphetl Die Plies Dard Jatiee Mia Chirles ML Stale Latrobe Todiana Mra Mary Mhompaan Philadelphia Rhonda Copmellavidla

Fifth Regiment Likely Disbanded Amid Transfers

Col Rufes C lilder resignation as commander of the Birth Regiment has been accepted. Consolidation with the Tenth and other regiments appears likely, potentially placing the Fifth out of commission. Reports say four companies may transfer to the Tenth Infantry, forming a twelve company regiment. Lt Col Crago and Col Bannall discussed the transfers in Pittsburgh.

Rufes C. Lilder Hikhinding Altoano Bhureville Huntingdon Indiana Crago Piltsburg James. Bannall

Mrs Ay Lincoln Gilbert Undergoes Operation at Meares Hospital

Mrs Ay Lincoln Gilbert, who has been ill for some time, underwent an operation at Meares hospital last week for a large growth. Her elderly friend reported the procedure successful and the patient recovering. the community notes indicate broader concerns about recent local events and a plan to reinforce town facilities.

Town M Salton Blair Sablon Tod i Dick Wilson Apollo Stewartdaeksch Mieioe Ostadeih Philadelphia School of Pharmacy Willian Best Mere William McPontorn Bolivar John C McChrie Higelus Bolivar Council Lincoln Gilbert Meares Hospital Gilbart

Local notices reveal chores and community events

Local items report a busy slate of goings on including students attending a school event, a typhoid case, a legal warrant, a high school athletics note, property sales, and social club updates. Names such as Rosallor, Amose Miller, Mary McCluaky, and Col. Dames appear amid hospital, bank, and militia references.

Farm Dwelling Burned Amid Fatal Fire At Home

A rural blaze destroyed an early homestead in Pollock area with two families inside. Firefighters found the residence and belongings severely damaged while in the 구조. A fatality was reported. the total loss and insured value are under investigation. Local agencies noted contributions from Thompson Agency and Wehrle & Co. for relief and valuables noted as available for purchase.

Baal Tie Thompson Agency Toa Joby @ret Gilson Dickle

Deaths of a Week Reach Across Several Towns

A week of deaths reports from towns including Cakeville Brackenridge and Wellsville notes victims aged from thirty to seventy with ailments ranging typhoid digestion and pneumonia. Obituaries list survivors, family links, and interments at Freeport Greenwood and Garry Run cemeteries.

Tobwid Brown Cakevill Brackenridge Pe Geawerd Myer Irdiwas Cakeville Freeport

Local Honest Markets and Jewelry Offerings Tarnished by Odd Rant

Hr Bates Nichola of the Maine Sanitartion Hebron dispatches a heated rant on health fears and discrimination amid mentions of deposits and rates. The piece also advertises investments and a jewelry store boasting a large selection in Indiana county with a call to visit Hall's for children’s books.

Bates Nichola Maine Sanitartion Hebron Mettris Heer Atulé

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