Ernest mine clash wounds six miners deputy sheriff dies
Friday morning at Ernest state constabulary and deputies controlled the town as six strikers and Deputy Sheriff were wounded. Nicholas Macheroy Petroski died Monday morning after being shot with a .32 caliber pistol. others were treated at Adrian Hospital. Inquest held. several defendants bailed. Petroski, a stone mason, had only recently arrived in Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Adrian Hospital
Nicholas Macheroy Petroski
Chai
Daia Thévelver
Ware Acrestent Diay
Bia
Teta
Petroski
Arico
Defeo
Justice Carnahan
Jag
Gew
John Reed
Sapts
Willian Reed
Henest
William North
Andrew Anderson
J. H. Mayfield
J. L. Booth
S.r M. Davidson
JM. Kidd
M.T.E. Ward
J. 7. Lardin
J. H. Randolph
John Henry
Francis Zehringer
Constabulary
Cait and
Garrett
Lot Carnahan
Telford
Long Macro
Savings and ‘Trust Co
Nicholas Macher
H. H. Steving
W. D. Gates
News of the ball and bat Clarksburg top Hiderton in 11 innings
Clarksburg defeated Hiderton on Saturday in an eleven inning game by a score of 5 to 4. Normal won the last of the Kiski series in the finals at Kiaki on Monday with a 1 to 0 score in favor of Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Hiderton
Kiaki
Social Doings Notes From Local Couples and Educators
Mr and Mrs W Gardner of Glen Campbell celebrate silver wedding on June 22 1900. Mr and Mrs Peter Garman of Wayne Avenue and Grant Street host friends June 14 at five thirty PM. Miss Mildred VY Irvin, a Saltsbury public school teacher for five years, plans to wed Sidney B Morton of Chicago, formerly a Taft School teacher in Watertown CT. Miss Mary E Welly, wife of Saltsbury, will wed Andrew A Melntosh of Chicago in July. Miss Kelly taught Hillside CT while Mr McIntosh taught Watertown. He was formerly on the Kiski faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Misa Mary E. Welly
Saltsbury
Andrew Amelntosh
Chicago
Kelly
Hillside
McIntosh
Watertown
Ife
Kiski
Great Eastern Carnival to Visit Indiana This June
The Great Eastern Carnival Company plans a week long street fair starting June 25 in Indiana. Eight side shows are listed including the original Aimee, a high diver, balloon ascension act, and Reynolds Military Band of sixteen players. Location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Eastern Carnival Company
Gbbovenous
Indiana
Aimee
X Balion Ascension
Reynolds
Sixteen Perces
Tha Stiuw
Local Advertisements and Notices From Greenville Era
A garbled page lists business pleas and personnel notes including Dowler appointed Superintendent at PewnsMuary Coal and Coke Co in Treshwood for 6000 per year, Rev McCanetlase offering Olivine services at Christ Episcopal. a railway and civic project update mentions reeling houses at Hoilwood, contracts awarded, and trains 40Y 404 409 stopping for passengers. A Presbyterians festival for June 14 features music by the Cornet Band of Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehuvel
IL 2. Dowler
PewnsMuary Coal and Coke Company
Treshwood
Synder
Briviane
Chart
Te Working Society
Presbyterian High
Gireenville
Bune Fallon
Cornet Band
Greenville
Chine
Fifty-Fifth Regiment Holds Reunion in Altoona
The Fifty-Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry reunion in Altoona highlighted a gathering of about sixty survivors including Blairean attendees. Colonel Dick White’s regiment, recruited from Blair and nearby counties and mustered in Harrisburg 1861, traced a storied Civil War record from Fortress Monroe to Petersburg and the siege of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Dick White
Altoona
Blair
Cambria
Bulford
Dauphin
Tudiana
Berks
Logerne
Harrisburg
Fortress Monroe
Tilton Uval
Vention
Richard PL Stharpe
Albana
Josiah Hussong
Point
Bedford County
L. Leonard
Uaevisbury
White
Your Summer Outing at Algonquin Park Ontario
An illustrated prospectus invites summer readers to Algonquin National Park Ontario offering fishing canoeing and wildlife study across 2 million acres and 1 200 lakes. It promises magnificent canoe trips a high altitude and fresh air. Free descriptive publication by W Robinsons 100 Park Building Pittsburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin National Park
Ontario
AC Tech
Yaime
W. Robinsons
Park Building
Pittsburg
Buffalo and Niagara excursion to start season date
The Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway will run its first low rate excursion of the season to Buffalo and Niagara on Sunday June 17. Special trains will depart from Punxsutawney at 6:30 am and return via Niagara Falls at 7:00 pm. The round trip fare is 2.80, with ticketing available for Bollvia regular trains on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baffalo
Rochester & Pittsburg
Ky. 1
Buffalo
Nupara Kalle
Nesgane
Bollvia Gu
Loita
Personal mentions across town and college visitors
A string of local social notes lists Misa Biry Brownles a Wilson College student preparing for a summer vacation while Miss Clan Lowell visits Indiana friends. Others include Miss Olin Welnell in Punxeutawney with Miss Maria Betrick, and Dorothy near Plimivitle with Floridian relatives. Also listed are Misa Sarah Mowing from Pittsburg visiting her father, and several locals attending Commencement at Kiki with graduates in the 06 class. The column notes job moves, a theater agent visiting Pittabury, and a change of duty for Tom Miod transitioning to Merchants Hotel in Jonestown, plus Mr Gwynne promoting pavement contracts for Wate Restulithic.
Children’s Day Celebrations Across Three Churches
Children’s Day observances occurred in the Methodist, Lutheran, and Baptist churches. Methodist services featured singing and talks by John H. Pierce, J. W. Smith, Elder Peeler, and Rev. George Holmes, with students Laura Dickey and Viola Simpson presenting papers. The Lutheran program highlighted Sunday School scholars and Rev. George Roger of Tresler’s Orphans School, delivering speeches and songs. The Baptist observance included a well-received program led by Superintendent Ty Buchan and Pastor He I. King, netting substantial offerings for Tresler’s Orphan School and the Baptist Patstian Society. The Lomlay school raised a record $130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
John H. Pierce
J. W. Smith
Peeler
George 5. Holmes
Laura Dickey
Viola Simpson
Lutheran Church
George Roger
Tresler’s
Lomlay School
Tresler
Lawyersville
Perry County
Baptists
Twin Rocks Livery for Sale by KP Shoemaker
KP Shoemaker, proprietor of the extensive Twin Rocks Livery, offers nine horses at auction this Thursday. Notable entries include a Dan Patch sired 2:27 black gelding, a Gambetta Wilkes trotter, a heavy-weight bay, and a Cedar Hill offspring filly, with local merchants backing a new credit mangal to record and deter unpaid bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Rocks
Daa
Divery
Dan Patch
Gambetta Wilkes
Green Mountain Morgan
Cedar Hill
Gaarley
Wonders of Yellowstone Park Tour Offered This Season
A promotional note describes the Benesylvania divilt and Personaly Conducted Tours for Yellowstone Park, with departures from Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. The program highlights special passes and dedicated service, inviting visitors to experience the park via staged routes and arranged exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Park
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Blairsville Indiana School Board Elects Teachers
A busy Blairsville meeting of the Schon Directors of Phairevile Boroneh saw re election of last year’s teachers. New corps listed for Greensburg and Indiana schools include principals, assistants, and grade teachers with unchanged salaries. Henry Ray and W. A. Lov lave were re elected janitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Aula
Schon
Phairevile Boroneh Bel Wridaiy
Beach
Arsa
Dt. 2
Condron
Minima Dodds
Mary McCormick
Matilda Leach
Darvdett Toenek
Mary , Shu
Suaio Delamery
May Swarts
Fannie Travis
Rebesor Bawlor
Sallie Core Fis
Ghira White
Mabel Repine
Wornom
Hazel Atm
Marie Spahling
Mwhloraridge
Martha Williamca
Ada Keller
Ine Hiia
Mist Miraenyers
Indiana
Indiana School Board
Price
Ruth Adair
Leila Parington
Praf James Chapman
J. 8. Brown
Ross M. Blosack
Clarrit Gessler
Sara Benee
Hdna Lanson
Henry Ray
Third Ward
W. A. Lovlave
Second Ward
Real Estate Transfers Parcel List From Cherryhill to Green
Real estate transfers with numerous owners. Silas Hodkey to Olen Rodkey 199 acres Cherryhill for 800 dollars. Rodkey to Ninma Rodkey 2 lots Cherrytree for 1 dollar. Robert Rodkey administrator to Jacol Lonehry receipt. Bennett to Alex Bennett 55 acres Gomfngton for 1100 dollars. Lover to Clam Snyder lot in Grant for 1 dollar. Various transfers include 63 acres in Barks for 498.14, Margaret Clyde to John Clyde 23. of it acres, John Clyde to Margaret Clyde 70 acres Walt Mahoning for 00. Win to dot Wy Glyde 70 acres Mast Mahoning for 1200. John Misher to Harry Fisher 20 acres Washington for 1080. Additional transfers list Blairayville, South Mahontay, Green, Pine, Charry hill, and other properties with prices and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas I. Hodkey
Olen EB. Rodkey
Aures
Cherryhill
Silas
Rodkey
Ninma A. Rodkey
Cherrytree
Robert A. Rodkey
Admr
Jacol
Lonehry
A. DB. Bennett
Alex. Bennett
Ares
Gomfngton
Luvgaret Lover
Clam J Snyder
Grant
N&c.c. Goal & Coke Go
Pllasvey
Barks
Margaret Clyde
John Glyde
Mast
Mankdin Fowler
Toot
Weaver
Charry Hill
M. Or. Liughtin
Norman B
Bhie
Mikesoll
Miler
Taner Ciny
Barbus
Manmash Barber
Dered da Green
Migaloth Fowler
Franklin Mowler
Jang Wolf
Olive Wolf
Ate Dortiy
Struck by Lightning Damages Home on Balaton Walker Street
Jacl Sunaday afternoon a heavy thunderstorm struck the residence of Balaton Walker on Eleventh Street. The belt followed the Que wel dandei in the kitchen, spoiling Sunday dinner. Mrs Walker and Walker recovered from the shock the following day. The damage was trifling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacl Sunaday
Balaton Walker
Walker
New Geysers Offer Prompts Yellowstone Visit
An advertisement-like note mentions incentives to visit Yellowstone Park and references travel from Pittsburg with quoted fares and “proportionate rates” from other points. The fragment lists names and distant places in a garbled form but implies travel deals and a transportation option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Ulla
Dar Sty
Pittsburg
Court Sessions Describe Riots and Foreigner Inquiries
Weeklong term in NWO of the Courts includes criminal cases and riot inquiries. Foreigner prevalence noted in district divestiture, with accusations of forgery and a sudden death of a witness from heart failure during proceedings. Several cases continued or settled as the session proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrnee
Thar
Ghee Commonwealth Va
Pony Marroen
Rarilire Larario
Ineglaey
Abel
Stylan
David Dibler
Linsie Hollins
Deere
Werdiebot
Ninna
Kinnan
J. AW
Geme
Theald Pentleman
H. M. Kinnan
H. J. Reed
Frank Barelay
Wohi. Stewart
W. F. Bare
David Miller
Drown
Local Marriages and a Wedding in Blairsville and Gipsy
A series of marriage notices from Blairsville and nearby towns details weddings on June 6 1906 and late May. Couples include William Allshange and Cordelia Waterbaugh at Indiana residence, and Florence Wood with W. J. Lewis at Meadville. Other unions involve Garton Caldwell of Salina and Miss Currie Tiunners of Blairsville, plus Arveth Gourley and Dr. Willian Weltnell of Gipsy. The piece notes Joseph Rankin as an escort and mentions the bride’s social standing and the groom’s career as a teacher and physician. The Barker family and Perry Presbyterian officiant are referenced with travel plans to Philadelphia Atlantic City and Baltimore before returning to Gipsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Buterbaugit
Edward Hwonphrey
Barnesboro
Cordelia Edith Waterbaugh
Qcookport
IW. Fy King
South Ninth Street
Indiana
Caldwell
Myre
Caroline Thonmeta
Blairsville
Jane
TB. Pershing
Garton W. Caldwell
Salina
Courley— Weithel
Arveth Gourley
Dinettor
Mer
Mos
Alo. Gourley
Grange
Willian LD. Weltnell
Gipsy
al Lbatelowk
A. Ab
Mewaa
C. Powell
Perry Presbyterian Church
Ollidiating
Lydia Tooka
Pitteburgy
Joseph W. Rankin
Parehase Line
Dir
Weouvel
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atantic City
Washington
J. C
Town Property Sales Reported in Was Town Purchase
Sale of J. 2. Mikin and Linus M. Lowie property at South Seventh and Maple to John C.G. Cameron for 1800 dollars. The Lohie agency notes the sale of KM and J. C. Mile property at North Seventh and Chestnut to Elizabeth J. Simpson of Ladijana for 4200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 2. Mikin
Linus M. Lowie
South Seventh and
Maple Streets
Gilburt Avenuy
John CG
Cameron
Lohie Agency
J. C. Mile
North Seventh and
Chestnut Streets
Elizabeth J. Simpson
Ladi- Jana
Deaths of a Week Reflect Local Obituaries and Flags
Multiple death notices report deaths in various townships including near Marion Center and White Township. Names include George Sylvester Duty, Matthew Conner, Samuel McCracken, J Blaine Shaffer, and Daniel Gallagher among others. Interments follow in local cemeteries. services conducted by Rev. McCay and others.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Det McCanetlase
Smithyport
Meikents County
Christ
Moran
Stunde
Dane 17
Tonradey
Sterpesly
Unite “Ithe
Aerie
Hrnover & Milley
Glen Gamiphell Cortridors
Hoilwood
Pormaetary Coal Coy
Cpm
Pxearston
Niagara “Alla
Busties Tol
Philadelpha
Misa Biry Brownles
Wilson College
Bevac
Olin Welnell
Punxeutawney
Maria Betrick
Mee. Dt
M. SS. Robingen
Lintility Theatre
Pittabury
Fie Rotten Didi
Willian Rabimteen
Miran Mes
Kiki
Atdhen Guthrie
Vinolas McGinkey
Willy
Braddeels
Bor
Kellysburg Werkesilas
Wis
Wenilward
Thos, Miiod
New American Horse
Merchuants
Jotastown
Tommy
Robert Cayyane
Salem
Standard Bitulithic Company
Gwynne
San Jay
Getter
Pritiak Ghoep
Uae
Greensburg
Panch SL
Glan
Lizgie Rank
Tennie Craig
Jeanie A. Sweeney
Nwo
Alleiouse
Matl Dion
Lewis Hay
William A. Allshange
Creekside
I. McMillen
Armbrose
Lewis Woon
W. JD. Lewis
Siniekaburg
Misa Florence Wood
Meadville
Lewis
Cambridge Springs
Ceorgn
Sylvester Duty
Shelelaon Inte
Dropey
Marion Center
Ile
Hee Brown
Tomaing
Marion Gentur
McCay
Matthew Conner
White Township
Conner
Oakhind
Saniel
Graham
Rouse
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Tle
Foster Robinson
Saltsburg
Maron
Merle Mabon
RB. C. Mabon
Indian Territory
Greenwood Cemetery
M'Crackren
Samuel McCracken
David McCracken
Bis
Grant Township
Rowley Graveyard
Bhayeer
J. Blaine Shaffer
G. L. Shaffer
Gallagher
Daniel Gallagher
Charles McGinley
Clawson
Drum
Alies Misio Drum
James A. Drum
Phnce
Lier
Court House
Hepplick, Myre
John Helliick
Richmond
Germany
Mdermott, Mra
Mary McDermott
Maria McDermott
West Bolivar
Starry Brown
Turner
James Hogue
Cokeville
Hligareth
Elisha Turner
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