Train and streetcar schedules for Indiana and Blairsville area
Passenger time tables list Pennsylvania Railroad and Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg routes with departures for Blairsville intersection, Indiana, Punxsutawney, Vintondale and Homer City. Weekday and Sunday departures noted. lines include Easton and Greenside routes with a Sunday cut. Streetcar service states First and Last Cars not run on Sundays as of Saturday April 26 1908.
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Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburg
Punxsutawney
Mider
Emigrant trains carry Punxsutawney residents toward Oregon and California
A large group from Punxsutawney and surrounding towns left this week for the Pacific coast. Families including Mrs. Milton Wells and sons, the Davises, Hall Johns and Misses Vera Means Anna Kinneberg, among others, departed via early trains to Pittsburg then onward to Corvallis Oregon and Whittier near Los Angeles. Colonists leveraging reduced rates, with Covode Smicksburg DuBois Reynoldsville also sending delegates on emigrant trains.
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West
Punxsutawney
Pacific Coast
Milton Wells
Glen
Ralph Neff
George Davis
Amett Davis
Hol. Johns
Vera Means
Anna
Kinneberg
Meas and Kinneberg
Reflections of a Bachelor Humorous Quip
A New York Press quote on bachelor life notes few men are truly 48 black as they self mock. It claims women pretend to value chivalry but admire the brutal man and laugh at a woman who admits indifference to a man. It adds debt and earning cycles shape romance.
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New York Press
Pointed Paragraphs About Money And Courage
A collection of aphorisms notes money as a factor in marriage and business success. It argues lazy men blame lack of opportunity, emphasizes attending to one’s enterprise after starting a business, and contrasts a mirror’s honest reflection with people who avoid self-scrutiny. It suggests courage and intelligence are needed for national effort, praising the workingman as possessing both.
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Chicago News
No Wonder She Blushed Minister and Maid Bath Tale
An elderly Indiana minister who prized his bath sets strict tub rules for his maid as he prepares to leave town. The maid secretly uses the tub and is caught when the minister returns. He laments the deceit, asking why she would act behind his back rather than to his face.
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Indiana
Haddler
Uouse
Ft. Alua
Anheuser-Busch Sues DuBoiss Over Budweiser Name
A bill in equity filed in the United States circuit court by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association of St. Louis seeks to restrain the DuBoiss Brewing Company of this district from using the name Budweiser. The item appears in a Chicago paper column of witty maxims and local notes.
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United States
Anheuser—Busch Brewing Association of
Bryan Intensifies attack in Buffalo campaign speech
Democratic candidate William J. Bryan blasted Republican opponents and President Roosevelt and Taft in Buffalo crowd remarks. He accused Republicans of lax anti-trust enforcement, blamed Wall Street control of finance, and targeted Senators Pratt and Depew while denouncing Standard Oil. The fiery address followed a daylong tour and a Parker Hill meeting.
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Bryan
William J. Bryan
Buffalo
Convention Hall
Brockport
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Chicago “Tribune
Pratt
Depew
Wall Street
Standard Oil Company
Judge Parker
David B. Hill
Deaths in South Mahoning and Punxutawney
Harry Molly of Sharpsburg aged 40 dies after months of illness. funeral held with Rev Albert Thomas leading. Doubly noted is Miss Mabel Atcheson of South Seventh Street who died in Punxutawney hospital of typhoid fever at about 18, orphaned young woman living with Uncle H R Depp. interment at Greenwood. Also mentions American labor commenters and local printing workers in a civic aside.
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UD. P
Kelly
Oold Fellows
Royal Arcanum Lodge
Indiana Royal Arcanum Lodge
Mabel T. Atcheson
South Seventh Street
Adrian Hospital
Puhxeutawney
Punxautawney
Migs Atchenon
H. KR. Depp
Frank Depp
Washington
Multitudes Swarm Pittsburg Exposition
Crowds from nearby districts flood the Pittsburg Exposition as rail fares drop and visitors arrive weekly. The Masse Mall musical festival attracts packed audiences with Arthur Pryor and his band delivering a broad repertoire. The Bostonia Women's Orchestra led by Mrs Belle Renfrew opens October 5 for a week, featuring both popular and classical works. The Exposition also showcases Spanish American War trani tary scenes, the theater, and diverse industrial displays including armor plate and the Connecticut model. The piece ends with a political question about workers' control of government and voting.
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Piacurg Lcs
Masse Mall
Arthur Pryor
Pryor
Suppe
Herbert
Verdi
Mendelsesohn
Wagner
del *Riego
Gomez
Julien
Liszt
Gounod
Chapp
Grieg
Rosslal
Levi
Nevin
Fathur Pryor
Mr. Pryor
America
Europe
Sousa
Paganini
Bostonia Women’s
Belle Yeaton Renfraw
Connecticut
Farmers Bank Seeks Farmers As Loyal Customers
Marion Center National Bank invites farmers to use checking and savings services with four percent interest on time deposits. Offices open to customers, emphasizing convenience and withdrawals. Campaign notice: The Daily Post and the Democrat priced at 75 cents for the period or 4.75 per year.
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Marion Center National Bank
The
Daily Post
the Democrat
Administrators Notice Engage in Estate of Sarah Ann Sansom
J. N. Banks attorney informs that letters of administration on the estate of Sarah Ann Sansom late of Indiana borough have been granted by the Register of Indiana county. All debtors to the estate are urged to pay promptly and all creditors to present claims for settlement with proper authentication.
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Sarah Ann Sansom
Indiana Borough
Register
Indiana County
Sama
Thrice-a-Week World offers cheap, expanded news service
The Thrice-a-Week World promises increased news reporting from around the world and impartial political coverage. It broadcasts better cartoons and fiction and offers a bundled deal with the Democrat for one year at $1.65, with annual price for both papers $2.00.
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the Democrat
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