Men of the Courts faces in criminal verdicts across Blairs vile
A jury convicts three defendants for receiving stolen goods from Blatravilla and others amid a string of related cases. Warnings of new trials, acquittals, and fines echo through sessions as defendants including Reed and Merch face assorted charges from liquor sales to assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatravilla
William Finley
William O'Neal
Maud Kaufman
Iidley
O'Neal
Fisella Estekens
Fannie Stipeswen
Vardorf
Wannie
Robert Reed
Blairsvile
John Mcgarpe
Ivana
George
L. Merch
Mynoghy
Rowsiter
Steve Zarnoski
Joe Ravish
Shelta
Frank Maviey
Rmas Game
Qeieoly
Unclear Name List From Sagamore District Notables
Fragmented OCR reads like a roster of individuals linked to Sagamore and surrounding towns including Indiana entries. Names appear with scattered numbers and locations such as Sagamore, Blairsville, Center, Plumville, and Jacksonville, lacking coherent event or context.
Will and Watt probate notices obscure will details
A 1907 probate notice outlines wills of Willians Hill and James M Watt filed with the Register and Recorder. It names Agnes A Gamble as legatee and widow, lists specific bequests of books, tools, and cash to family members, and sets executor appointments. The Watt will, dated 1906, provides a two thousand dollar bequest to his mother or her heirs and designates Jeannette Watt as executrix, with remainder to his wife and collateral heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willians
Game Lake
Indianaberough
Agnes A. Gamble
Hig
Architd F. Gambis
Edward BR. Gamble
Harriet Shomo
Wliza J. Milliken
Jacob L. Gamble
Earl Gamble
Old Wakefield
John H. Pierce
Jeannette
Watt
Jom B. Hildebrand
Beygut
Tom
Hildebrand
Pharmacy ad promotes convenient check payments in Indiana
A fragmented advertisement claims checks acting as receipts relieve carrying cash for bills. It promises bank-backed checks after first deposit and highlights assets over 1.5 million dollars associated with a pharmacy in Indiana.
County Primary Prospects Stir In Republican Race
The Republican primary feature races show Thompson of Blairaville clashing with J Blair Sutton of Indiana for Register and Recorder or Sheriff positions. Indiana candidates Martin B Menner and Constable Geo Roof also appear, with party loyalty noted for Flenner and Roof. The piece also mentions a church union, medical experts on beer, a Clarion quadrangle topographic survey, and a New Century Club meeting with essays on Queen Anne, DeCoverly, and The Lady of the Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ye
Geo. W. Roof
Flenner
Roof
Saltsburg
Conemaugh U. P
W. W. McAteer
Allegheny Theological Seminary
J. Mount Bryer
New York
American Congress
New Century Club
Pepe
Simpson
A Reason for It From The Farmers Bank of Indiana
A persuasive sales pitch for saving money highlights that money is needed for living costs home furnishing education protection health and a secure old age. The Farmers Bank of Indiana promotes 4 percent compound interest and presents itself as the strongest bank in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank OF Indiana
Sheriff Sale Records and Hiring Notice
At sheriff's sale of real estate on Friday afternoon the following properties were sold in Indiana. Mahoning House in Marian and six lots in first ward, Tsdiana, belonging to Thos A Nicodemus to John Ef. Patehin for 61,000. Interest in 32 acres in North Mahoning township belonging to John Wielss to Henry Gaul for 60. Interest in 47 acres in Buffington township belonging to Wh. Jines and Frank Keener for 246. A hiring notice seeks 20 head of cattle or horses aged 8 to 20 years, weight 4100 to 1800, with sale at the West End Hotel Indiana on Saturday and Sunday March 29th and 30th. TH. Saanor. 4712.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffington Township
Elonging
Wh. J. Blackley
Joseph Iines
Frank Keener
West End
Indiana
Peldagang
TH. Saanor
A Fortunate Teacher Receives Handsome Present
Miss Alan Pollock, a teacher at Het School in Washington One lip, received a handsome present from scholars. The gift reflects the good will of the students toward their teacher after several years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugseer
Alan Folock
Washington
Onelip
Pollock
Lule
In Memoriam Notice for Mayeh 1904 Vict
Obituary memorial entry stating Mayeh entered intorest on May 14 1904. Hon Kimmel noted, spanning 94 years 6 months and 15 days. Expresses gratitude to God for a life long and faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayeh
W. Kimmel
Personal mentions of visitors and travels in 1910s Philadelphia area
Mrs Thomas J Clark visits friends in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Edward Lender of Altoona spent Sunday with Mrs Sarah A Sansom. Herman Watson left to return to Ward after Medwaters delay. J Wood Clark and Prof Cognwell in Harrisburg seeking normal school appropriation. Mr and Mrs Will Allan of Pottaville visit Griffith Bilis. Charles B Griffin of Williamsport arrived to work on Pennsylvania railroad titles. Melon Elkin returns from winter in Philadelphia and falls ill with nervous breakdown after two weeks in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Clark
Philadelphia
Edward 7. Lender
Altoona
Sarah A. Sansom
Herman Watson
Ward
Medwaters
J. Wood Clark
Prof
Cognwell
Harrisburg
Ww. Allan
Pottaville
Griffith Bilis
Charles B. Griffin
Williamsport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Melon Elkin
Indiaa
Social happenings note list
Miss Bess Hamilton hosted a skating party Monday evening with a small group. Noted also was a euchre party on South Ninth street in honor of Mr and Mrs W L Allen of Pottsville and others. Church street residents entertained a dinner party Saturday evening with a Shamrock themed St Patricks Day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Hamilton
Clair
South Ninth Street
W. L. Allen
Pottsville
Clarence V. McCreight
Church Street
Letters Remaining Uncalled Fees In Indiana Office March 16 1907
List of names including S. S. Gray Harry Kittleberger Mrs Lydick Newton M McCutchen Mrs Maxy Moffett Mrs Sarah Proctor George J Richwine R B Simpson W C Swick Robert Wallace Saverio Filing in vicinity. Inquiries for letters must note they were advertised giving date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
S. S. Gray
Harry Kittleberger
Lydick
Newton M. McCutchen
Maxy Moffett
Sarah Proctor
George J. Richwine
R. B. Simpson
W. C. Swick
Robert Wallace
Saverio
Gincinity
Tames OC. McGregor
P, M
Inspection of Company I Ends With Praises
Major W. Jeffries of Pittsburg and Captain Harbeson of the Twelfth U S Infantry served as inspection officers for Company I last Wednesday evening. Of 62 men and three officers, 4 were absent. Officers praised the maneuvers and Captain Harry W. Fee was congratulated on the fine form of his men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jeffries
Pittsburg
Harbeson
U. S. Infantry
Harry W. Fee
Marley Quarzs New Marion Center Borough Council
The Marion Center borough council organized with J. J. Park and D. E. Mc Gregor sworn in as new members. A. L. Guthrie declined service and vacancy to be filled by appointment. C. BR. Griffith elected president and Eras Hopkins re elected clerk. Old members A. S. Mc Ginity J. W. Work H. BE. Stewart wd Cc R. Griffith remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Work
H. BE. Stewart Wd
R. Griffith
Elks Lodge 931 Elects New Officers in Friday Vote
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Number 931 held an election Friday evening. New officers named include Exalted Ruler J. R. Richards and Secretary M. A. McGinnin, with Henry Hull as Treasurer and A. Lincoln Gilbert as Trustee. John G. St. Claim named Esteemed Leading Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elka
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
J. R. Richards
M. Malley
H. R. Umburn
John G. St. Claim
M. A. McGinnin
Henry Hull
A. Lincoln Gilbert
I. Wallace Thomas W
The
Grand Lodge
Public Sale at M D Beatty Farm in White Township
Public sale scheduled for March 27 on the Beatty farm in White township twenty four miles south of Indiana. Items include an Osborne Reaper and Mower a nine foot Hay Rake a Grain Drill set twin sleds sulky corn worker two seated survey ladders plows four bee colonies four tons of hay and other articles. Terms include one month credit on sums over five dollars otherwise cash. Auctioneer B Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Beatty
White Township
Indiana
Osborne Reaper
Osborne Mowor
M.D. Beatyy
Gibson
Auciioncer
The Minature and Other Works in the April Smart Set
The April Smart Set features Hentrix Demarrest Shyed debuting The Minature as its opening piece. John G. Neihardt offers Beyond the Spectrum, Harriet Gaylord contributes Cousin Belice, and Michael Storm presents Penalty. Katherine Metcalf Roof, Arthur Stanley Wheeller, and others provide fiction. Bliss Carman writes The Music of Life essay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April Smart
Hentrix Demarrest Shyed
John G. Neihardt
Harriet Gaylord
Belice
Sacelifee
Michael Storm
Katherine Metcalf Roof
Wood
Arthur Stanley Wheeller
Tyathey Harris
Mary L. Penderod
Mary Clascock
Wr, Weekes
Mazo de la Keuvhe
Bliss
Items of local interest and society notices
Haunted two girls learn millinery at Luck Smith Co. Mio Ladies Aid Society slated for an Easter sale at Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon. Sale begins at 3 30 p m with cake and novelties. W Rinn B J Campbell and B J Williams bought a valuable Lion of White timber from Foster Inghtenp of Kellyshure for 4800 dollars. The timber is among the region’s finest. Fire destroyed Judson McManes home at Beringer last Saturday afternoon, leaving three children home alone. the smallest child rescued with effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luck, Smith & Co
Mio Ladies' Ald Society
Presbyterian Church
W Rinn
B. J. Campbell
B. J. Willams
Foster Inghtenp
Kellyshure
Judson McManes
Beringer
Additional Deaths Nixon Oldest Indiana Resident Passes
Nixon Pheebe Burge Nixon, oldest resident of Indiana, died peacefully after a few days illness. Born 1818 in Milton Pa she moved with her parents to Blairsville then married Edward Nixon in 1843. Survived by children Fannie Mary mma Jean and spouses, two sisters, and many relatives. Funeral Wednesday at 7 pm, interment Thursday. public horse sale announced for Willett on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheebe Burge Nixon
Indiana
Milton
Hary
Mary Keeley
Blairsville
Fannie
Mary
Frank McAvoy
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Mma
Jean
John McCune
Johnstown
Nixon
David Tate
Bellefonte
Levi Straube
Cortlandtl Whitehead
Bermuda Islands
John Vaughn Lewis
Uniontown
Christ Episcopal Church
Witlett Hawkins
Public Sale at Homer City by U S Kunkle
U S Kunkle will hold a public sale at a Homer City venue on March 27 offering items including three sea horses, four milled vows, one rubber-tired buggy, one steel-tired Luger, two delivery wagons, a Buckeye grain drill, two bogey poles, mill property, poultry stock, shelled corn and mill feeds among numerous other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Kunkle
Homer City
Ob Yam
Negro children love poetry says public librarian
Mrs. Carrie Whitney notes negro children prefer poetry to white children and recall reading Dante's Inferno with fascination. She cites Eugene Field poems as especially appealing and recalls a young reader asking for a poem about goblins. Postage stamps totals by region and type are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Whitney
Lbrarian
Eugene Field
Deaths of a Week in Local County
A week of deaths includes infants and adults such as four month old infant of Mr and Mrs William Kanoutt at Richmond, Harry J Berg of Cokeville in his thirty fourth year, John N Young of nearby Johnstown aged fifty six, and William J Engle of Buffington dies aged about sixty. Lucien Kitz dies at 55 after brief illness. Wellington Spires a retired engineer dies at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Margaret Jane Carney of West Lebanon dies of paralysis aged forty seven. Samuel McCune of Blairsville aged seventy six, a Civil War veteran. Mrs Cordelia Lewis dies in town after rheumatism, survived by three husbands and children. funeral notices and interments detailed.
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Welle
Mra
Willim Kanoutt
Thos | Gilpatriot
Richmond
Berg
Harry J. Berg
Cokeville
Marcs
Oakmont
Engle
William ‘J. Engle
Buffington Two
Strongstown
California
Henry
McDowell
Green Township
Ian Wellington Spires
Armagh
Memorial Iospital
Johnstown
Bright
Mary SirVormick
Brushvalley
Vnion
Gladys
W. Va
West Lebanon
Repine
Shoe
McNeal
Mitchell McNeal
Windber
Wis
Daniel Cameron
Homer City
Sharp
Brownsville
Howard
Butler
James S. Lewis
Indiana County
M. I. Church
Geo. & Hulmes
Greenwood
10 Per Cent Bonds Offer Indiana Borough Wilk
Bonds issued by Indiana borough Wilk pay 4 percent tax free, equating to 4 pounds 10 shillings in interest. If funds are not ready now, invest your bond for April May June or July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Wilk
Hotel Boyer Endures In Pittsburg Stakehold
Hotel Boyer in Pittsburg Pennsylvania remains open at the old location under J B Boyer proprietor. The First National Bank of Indiana reports 370000 capital and surplus and pays four percent on time deposits with all time deposits payable on demand by mail if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
Pittsburg
J. B
First National Bank of Indiana
Rubbee Stamps Stencils Pads Office Supplies Sale
Local office supply sale lists rubbee stamps stencils and pads offered at the office. Retail quantities unknown. Purchases may apply to general office use.
Marriages and health note from local region
Marriages recorded include Van Horn Kroh at Georgeville with Rev James Fish officiating and Mealer Ralston wed by Rev Father McNellis. Davis Griffith unite Homer City. Health note: Mrs Ew ing of Wilkinsburg taken to New Mexico for health, no improvement, returned home. Walker Hosack wed in Trankdy Pa as convention floor ceremony featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn—Kroh
Lee van Horn
Minnie Kroh
Georgeville
Wiliam McAdoo
East Chestnut Street
Rey James Fish
Mealer— Ralston
Frederick Nealer
Julia Ralston
Father McNellis
Charles Nealer
Jennie Ralston
Davis
Grifith
Theodore Davis
Homer City
Charlotte Griffith
Annie Wing
M. Ewing
Wilkinsburg
McLain Davis
New Mexico
Oper Viinessd Eth Cares Mony
The Wall Street Octopus and the Little Investor
An essay likens Wall Street to a predatory octopus drawing in all classes from a 14 year old office boy to farmers and bankers. It argues the few with capital win while the small investor risks ruin when big players fight for control, leaving the loss to the powerless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
City Hall Park
New Yorks
Broadway
East River
Old Trinity Stends Lke & Sentinel
Wall
Wall Stret
Stock Exchange
Battle
American Bottled Beer Gains Popularity and Temperance Shift
Washington officials say Americans are increasingly consuming bottled beer, aided by growing temperance sentiment and taste for mild drinks. They note beer's lower alcohol content and cost, with wine less favored due to strength and price. The South shows a decline in whiskey use as refrigerators replace decanters in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Fiyor
California
South
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Jacksonville
Pharmerey
Clarion
Baansylvania
Hsted Statageological Survey
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Red Bank Creek
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St. Bernard's Church
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John B. Young
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