New Indiana County Transit Schedules Published
Indiana County public notices publish new train and trolley timetables for Blairsville, Punxsutawney, Homer City, and nearby stations. Bylie schedules show departures from Indiana, Creekside, and Clymer with revised power limits and two fewer creekside runs.
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Indiana
Punxsuttawney
Elder’s Ridge Branch
Punxsutawney
Wintendale
Wehruim
Heshbon
Josephine
Homer City
Indiana County Street Railway Co
Clymer
Creekside
Ernest
Bank heist suspect seeks pardon after creditor payoff claim
In a fragmented report, the defendant asserts funds from the bank theft would settle all debts in full. The receiver supports his claim, while Sterisland recently sought a pardon that was denied.
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Alsaya
Hig
Sterisland
Democrats weigh Warren Bailey and Robert Cresswell for National Delegates
Leading Democrats in the district discuss Warren Worth Bailey editor of the Johns town Democrat and attorney Robert KE Cresswell as possible National Delegate candidates. Bedford Blair and Cambria counties will elect two delegates. a Cambrian name may retire. Guffey anti Guffey tensions linger amid Bryan sentiment for a delegate. Republicans admire Bailey’s ability and steadiness, aiding Guitey’s consideration.
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Warren Worth Bailey
Johnstown
Denver
Tryan
Pennsylvania
Mr. Bryan
Guitey
New York County Republicans reject Hughes endorsement
The Republican committee of New York county voted overwhelmingly against adopting a resolution to endorse Governor Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination. The motion to table was carried for consideration at the January meeting, drawing a loud, outside-the-room reaction.
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Republican Committee
New York County
Hughes
Government could dispatch official to monitor oil loading
It suggests it may be profitable for the government to send an official to observe Standard Oil loading tank vessels at sea to prevent Texan interference, noting that coaling warships at sea aligns with aims of the Pacific cruise.
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Texas
National convention call eyed by both parties
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports leading Republicans want the call to tighten delegate selection, barring state laws that bypass party control. In Missouri the primary law won’t affect national delegates, but the move could invalidate prior delegate choices. Mrs Louise Taft, widow of Horace Taft, is noted, and the paper urges new recruits for the Million Army to recruit others and obtain visiting cards at the Democrat.
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Walhington
St. ‘Louis
Missouri
Cannon
Fordney
Michigan
Louise M. Taft
Taft
Millbury
Alphonse Taft
William H. Taft
Henry W. Taft
New York
Board of Education
Supreme Court
New Year's Festival Tickets Go Quick in Pittsburg
Walter Damrosch leads the 80 piece New York Symphony Orchestra for a New Year’s Festival at Music Hall. Tickets went on sale after Christmas at Hamilton’s 531 Wood Street. Matinee offers varied programming with soloists Mme. Eleanore de Cisneros David Mannes and Henry Bramsen. Evening Wagnerian works. Prices 25 cents to 1.50. Local and out of town audiences expected.
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Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Hamilton
Woodstreet
Pittsburg
Mme
Eleanore de Cisneros
Manhattan Opera House
New York
David Mannes
Heniy Bramsen
Pittsburg Orchestra
Mme. de Cisneros
Hammerstein Forces
Bribery Claims Shadow Hopkins Mason Campaign Revealed
Chicago dispatch reports former U S senator Mason accuses Albert J Hopkins of winning his seat by bribery and seeks a legislative committee to hear witnesses. Mason claims over 70 000 was distributed not by the Republican central committee and that Hoy supplied funds. Dispatch notes exposure of the Hopkins Mason campaigns of 1902 and 1908.
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Chicago
Denver News
United States
William E. Mason
Deneen
Albert J.hopkins
Congress
Ilinois
Hopkins
Iminga T. Hoy
Albert J. Hopkins
Republican State Central Committee
Hoy
Central Committee
Bribary
Mason
Springfield
Hopkins Mason
United States Senate
Maine’s Vast Spruce Cut to Employ Thousands
Maine will harvest about 700 million feet of spruce in the coming months. Each million feet requires thirty five workers, totaling around 24,500 men in Maine woods this winter. Including birch and other timbers, total employment nears 20,000.
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Maine
Kennebec Journal
Bank ad touts free drafts and money orders
Local financial notice touts First National Bank of Indiana offering no charges for drafts or money orders. Patronize a bank "big, enough" to do some things for nothing, inviting deposits and trust in long-standing service.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
United States
Philippine Archipelago
Hobson
First National Bank of Indiana
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