Pennsylvania Railroad Local Train Timetable Published
Train schedules list early morning and weekend runs between Blairsville Intersection and Indiana with stops at Ebensburg Wintondale and Cresson. Weekday services include departures at 6 25 and 8 25 a m and 12 20 and 4 00 p m with Sunday services 8 25 a m and 12 20 p m. Additional services cover Punxsutawney Elder s Ridge Branch Homer City Josephine Wehrum and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh connections with various arrivals at Indiana from Blairsville and vice versa. Streetcar services note the first and last cars on each line will not run on Sundays and schedule details appear on the First and Creekside line page.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Bjatraville
A. Ort
Errth
Arid
Fot
Buffalo, Rochester,& Pittsburg Railroad
Punxautawney
Diana
Punxsutawney and
Elder's.Ridge
Punxsutawney
Yintondale
Weknam
Heshbon
Josephine
Homer City
Arfives
Indiana
Creekside
Orelgek
Clymer
Mt.homer City
Otalock
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Bley
Carnegie gift to GOP fund dominates election disclosure
On November 4 1908 a Carnegie donation of 20000 dollars to the Republican national campaign fund was publicly revealed as the sole corporate contribution before the election Publicity may have conditioned the gift and critics note Carnegie libraries bear his name while the source hints Warnege money would seek visibility The remark quotes a verse about power and justice with a blurring of names and events.
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Carnegie
Repubican National’ Campaign Fund
Ard Thia
Pubilfetty
Warengie
G. O.P. Treasury
Carnegié’s
Local weddings and engagements announced in Blairsville area
Nora Gloor of New Florencia engaged to Thomas Oldt Gutelius of Johnstown. Horrel of Blairsville weds Alice M. Galentan of Plumville. Swartz of Goff weds Alice M. Bretty of Newrytown. Harry Davis and Mrs Laura White of this place wed at the Lutheran parsonage. Plus discussion on bank deposits and appropriations by the Pennsylvania legislature.
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Arnold’ Gloor
New Florencia
Nora
Thomas Oldt Gutelius
Johnstown
Horrelia-Gatentan
Samuel J. Horrel
Blairsville
Alice M. Galentan
Plumville
Lewis Hay
Davie—White
Harry Davis
Laura White
Luthean Parsonage
Commercial Water Company Petition For Hearing In Court
The Commercial Water Company of Pennsylvania petitions the Court of Common Pleas in Indiana County to fix a hearing date about extending the time to complete a reservoir and water pipeline in Green Township. The company seeks a five year extension from April 23, 1908, due to halted development by Beech Creek coal interests. Notice is given for interested parties to appear on November 4, 1908, at 2 p.m. to show cause.
Commercial Water Company petition for water works extension
The Commercial Water Company petitions the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County to extend five years the deadline to complete a reservoir and pipeline in Green township. The filing notes incorporation in 1903, condemnation of North Branch Two Lick Creek water, halted coal development delayed construction, and a hearing set for November 4, 1908. Attorney J Wood Clark represents the company.
Highland Water Company Petition Seeks Reservoir Property
The Highland Water Company petitions before Judge Telford of Indiana County Court to condemn water rights and a reservoir site in Grant Township to supply water for public and manufacturing use. The case notes the company began work on the reservoir on March 26, 1965, but development was halted by Beech Creek Coal and Coke Company.
Cloverdale Water Company petition seeks five year water project extension
The Cloverdale Water Company petitions the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County to extend the five year period for completion of a reservoir and pipeline in Grant township to supply public water. It cites work begun March 25, 1805, interference by coal companies, and asks for a five year extension from April 23, 1908 with a hearing set for interested parties to show cause why the improvements should proceed. E. C. Brown signs as president. J. Wood Clark represents the company.
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Cloverdale Water Company
J. Telford
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Cloverdale Water Company, & Corporation
State of
Pennsylvania
Grant Township
Indiana
Ite
E. C. Brown
Highland ‘Water Company
Tethée
Highland Water Company
Fee
East Run
Dean S. Rankin
Eforesaid
Sail Reservoir
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company
Beech Creek Coal & Coke Company
J. Wood Clark
Att'y For Water Co
Highland Water Company seeks five year extension for reservoir project
A petition filed by Highland Water Company before the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County requests an extension of five years from April 23, 1908, to complete a reservoir, pipe line, and water supply in Grant township. The company cites delays from coal development and urges the court to set a hearing on November 4, 1908, with notice to interested parties.
Cloverdale Water Company Petition To Complete Reservoir
A petition filed with Indiana County Court of Common Pleas by Cloverdale Water Company seeks approval to complete a reservoir and pipeline in Grant Township within five years from April 23 1908. The case notes condemnation of water rights on Little Mahoning Creek and a Beech Creek Co. property, with delays caused by coal development halting work.
Pleas of Cloverdale Water Company Condemns Water Rights
The Cloverdale Water Company petitions for condemnation of all water on East Run in Grant township Indiana County Pennsylvania and a reservoir site on William Spicher land to supply the public. Work began March 26 1905 but halted by Beech Creek Coal and Coke Company. five years from April 23 1908 given to complete the reservoir and pipeline and provide water service. hearing set for November 4 1908 at two years from April 28 1908 before the court.
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Cloverdale Water Company
J. Telford
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
State of
Pennsylvania
East Run
Grant Township
William Spicher
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company
Beech Creek Coal & Coke Company
Cloverdale Wathor Company
BD. C. Brown
Ioja
J. Wood Clark
Att'y For Water Co
Indiana
J. Co. Brown
Gald
Gcommercial Water Company
Commercial Water Company
Greane Township
Kiindiana
C. Brown
Lriven
Green Township
Commercial Water: Company
E. ©. Brown
Cloverdale Water Company Petition to Condemn Renewal
The Cloverdale Water Company petitions the court to renew its 1905 condemnation of Hast Run water and land in Grant township Indiana County. It states construction began March 25 1905 but halted by Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co stopping coal development, and requests extension noting completion and supply plans with a 1908 expiration.
Petition Hearing Notice for Water Co Improvements
The petitioner prays for a hearing on the petition and directs notice as required by law. A hearing day is fixed or adjourned to hear proof of the matter within two years from April 24, 1909. EB, CL Brown, President. Notice is given to all interested to appear at o'clock p.m. and show cause why improvements buildings structures should not be Alt'y for Water Co.
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Commercial Water Company
S. J. Telford
Court’ of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Commercial Walter Company
Pennsylvania
Green Township
Indiana
C. Brown
Roxanna Lydle
Wood Faith
Con
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company
Beech Creek ‘Coal & Coke Company
Ey C. Brown
J. Wood, Clark
Sat Highland Water Company
Grant Township
The
Highland Water Company
Branteld
J. Wood Clark
Att'y For Water Co
Tharefohe
Cloverdale Water Company
CL Brown
Alt’y For Water Co
Commercial Water Company water condemnation petition
The Commercial Water Company petitions the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County seeking to extend the five year limit for completing a reservoir and pipeline to supply water to Green Township. The petition, dated April 23 1903, cites condemnation of North Branch Two Lick Creek and a reservoir site on land of A L Buterbaugh, interrupted by Pennsylvania Coal & Coke, with a hearing set for November 4 1908 and a requested extension to April 28 1908 or five years from that date.
Executors Notice for George Snyder Estate in Indiana Borough
Harry W. Fex attorney executor requests all claims against the estate of George Snyder deceased to be presented duly authenticated for settlement. Those indebted are asked to make prompt payment. Try the Democrat for your next job printing.
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George Snyder
Indiana
Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company Stand Promoted
The Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company is praised as a farmer friendly insurer that saves money and aids neighbors. It counts nearly 2,000 members and protects over 3,000,000 dollars of insured property.
Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company Notice
Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company records list 8 M. McHEINRY as President in Indiana Pennsylvania and James SPEHDY as Receiver with Captain JOHN KINTRR as General Agent Home R F D in Indiana PA.
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M. McHeinry
Indiana
James Spehdy
John Kintrr
Engraved Cards and Invitations Offered by the Democrat
The Democrat office in Indiana Pa invites orders for engraved cards and invitations with latest stationery styles. Local job printing is produced by first class workmen.
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Democrat
the Democrat
Indiana
Indicine hunting and rifle skills in old hunting lore
The passage recalls a time when the shooter behind a rifle defined the hunt. One could boast of a long distance shot at a squirrel, often from a concealed woodlatch, waiting silently on a log. Squirrels, pheasants, and other game were pursued with patient, precise shots rather than chasing birds or rabbits.
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Ediy
Ilyota
Pointed Paragraphe Reflects on Pleasure and Money
The excerpt argues that living for oneself lets one grasp earthly ideals and that many pleasures are inexpensive, while money corrupts joy. It notes society’s perception of extravagance and the intrusion of men with blemished reputations into politics, referencing a Chicago News line.
Reflections on engagements and social expectations
A column from the New York Press laments modern views on engagement and friendship, contrasts masculine fear of scrubbing brushes with female vanity, and notes a woman’s pride in a family physician as akin to a man’s pride in wealth. The piece critiques social norms and personal dependencies.
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New
York Press
Job Printing Ad Rushed In By The Democrat
Our job printing is turned out by Try the Democrat for your next order of job printing. This compact notice urges readers to use the newspaper's printing service for all business needs.
Thrice-a-Week World offers value for 1907 readers
The Thrice-a-Week World promises a better 1907 with foreshadowed presidential campaign issues kept informed. It reports fully and promptly, with impartial political news, strong markets, entertaining fiction, and a cheap alternative to a daily. The regular subscription for the World is $1.00 per year.
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