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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1908

Page

5

Jane St Clair Dies After Long Illness

Jane St Clair daughter of the late Joho and Mrs St Clair of Indiana died in a Batavia sanitarium after a long illness. She was a former principal in Chicago and a 1879 Indiana State Normal School graduate. Survived by brothers Harry and W A St Clair and sister M Agnes St Clair, the family owned Chicago and Indiana properties including St Clair flats. Funeral set for Saturday at 1 PM at Mr St Clair’s home with Dr Crawford officiating. interment in Oakland Cemetery. Also reported John Wright, 48, of Somerset died December 16 after a stroke. he formerly ran a Bedford mercantile and drug store and is survived by wife Milas Anna and daughter Marian.

Mias Jane St-Clair Joho St. Clair Indiana Batavia Chicago Misa St. Clair Indiana State Normal School Mise M. Agney St. Clair New St. Clair Flats North Ninth Street St. Clair Ia Harry St. Clair Oklahoma City Okla W. A. St Clair M Agnes Ariana Oscar M. St. Clair M. Agnes St. Clair William A. St. Clair Ninth Street F.S. Crawford Mr. St. Clar Oakland Cemetery John ©. Wright Somerset Bedford County Bedford Milas Anna Picking Hildebrand Mariam, George and Charlea Wright Altoona

Mrs Margaret Boden Dies At Home Near Nowrytown

Miss Margaret Boden age 78 died December 8 at her home near Nowrytown. She was a lifelong member of Eldersridge Presbyterian church. Survived by two brothers James B of Elderaridge and W W of Nowrytown. The notice continues with health advice about protecting children from diphtheria and scarlet fever and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, sold by all druggists.

Margaret Boden Nowrytown Eldersridge

Weathered gusts and cold spell hit Saturday forecast

Foster Good Fosling presents a witty line about ties and pub attire while Wilson Wood promotes cards albums and Waterman pens at Henry Hall's Bookstore. The notice also urges Luxury Flour for holidays and bread. Saturday’s weather is cloudy and colder.

Waterman Henry Hall

Holland Captures Three More Ships

The Hague reports Holland has seized three Venezuela owned vessels. Venezuela declares war, but no invasion planned. A cabinet member says the blockade will proceed to force Caoe tro’s overthrow and a new government on agreeable terms.

the Hague Holland Venezuela Caetro

Notable Local Funeral Attendance and Holiday News

Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stahl of Latrobe attended Bert Lydick’s funeral. Pittsburg visitors Samuel Warren spent time with his brother Albert in South Eleventh Street. Miss Leona Gibson returned from six weeks in Pittsburg. A Booth Fifth Street family reports a typhoid case, while various students and relatives journey for holidays and medical study.

L. A. Stahl Latrobe Bert Lydick Samuel Warren Pittsburg Albert Warren South Eleventh Street Glen Moorhead Barry Moorhead Booth Fifth Street Leona Gibson North Sixth Street

Cravenette and Halow to Exhibit at Bue E Smith & Co

Elizabeth Cravenette and Halow will appear at the store of Bue E Smith & Co from Friday December 18 to an indicated date with a full line of Gollies canter pieces piano sideboard and dresser accessories in a range of drawn work and related items. Also buy Waverly oil from J J Fiecas.

Elizabeth Halow Bue E, Smith & Co Xorg

Capitol Conspirators Sentenced To Two Years In Pen

Harrisburg Pa December 18 Judge Kunkel this morning imposed the following sentences on the four men convicted March 13 of conspiracy to defraud the State in furniture contracts for the new State Capitol J H Sanderson W P Snyder W L Mathues and J M Shumaker receive 500 fine and two years imprisonment the maximum penalty. The State will seek higher sums on appeal bail set at 4000 for Sanderson and 2500 each for the others Senator John S Fisher chair of the Capitol Investigation Commission has closed its accounts turning 4018 84 back into the Treasury Records be turned over to Governor. The case was first tried and charged with defrauding the state of 19308 40 in a 53318 60 bill for mahogany clothes trees tables and sofas Huston originally indicted but severed aiding the prosecution. Trial lasted until March 13 with an eight hour verdict deliberation one ballot taken.

Harrisburg Kunkel Unien State Capitol J. H. Sanderson W. P. Snyder W. L. Mathues J. M. Shumaker Sanderson John S. Fisher Indiana Capitol Investigation Commission Fisher Suart Huston

Shumaker’s Lawyer Arrives in Harrisburg for Appeal

Attorney Percy Allen Rose of Johnstown arrived in Harrisburg to file an appeal for James M. Shumaker who was denied a new trial over alleged graft in capitol furnishing. The appeal will function as a supersedeas as Shumaker, who accompanied Rose, faced the judge’s sentence.

Harrieburg Percy Allen Rose Johnstown James M. Shumaker Kunkel Dauphin County State Capitol Kankel Shumaker

Why the Paper Was Late

The Evening Gazette delayed Thursday due to a broken stock on a roller at the newspaper press. Initial repairs failed so the Indiana press was borrowed to print. Transferring type and adjusting the press caused further delay. Thanks are given to Editor H. M. Lowry and his force for aid in overcoming the incident.

Evening Gazette Thureday Prenu Indiana H. M. Lowry Forse

1909 Necktie Novelty From Metropolis Debuts Next Week

Wilson and Wood announce an upcoming display of a new men’s neck wear novelty. The piece promises a 1909 idea straight from the city, with emphasis on holiday specialties and a assurance not to disappoint readers.

Wilson & Wood

Miss Nicholson to Pittsburg then return after holidays

Miss Anna Nicholson informs customers she travels to Pittsburg on Tuesday morning December 22 and returns on the 2 15 train Thursday December 24. The Farmers Bank advertises counterbrand new money through Christmas and local services include M F Donahagh sewing machine repair at 1176 Philadelphia Street Indiana. Millinery sale at Mrs Bribart's store and Luxury bread flour at 1 50 per sack. Waverly oil and Cravenetty notice follow.

Anna Nicholson Pittsburg M. F. Donahagh Philadelphia Street Indiana

Brother reunion after 26 years shocks kin in restaurant

After a 26 year separation W L Hosack of Smicksborg met his brother Sharp Hosack of North Cheyenne Wyo in a Poo sutawney restaurant where he had gone for dinner. Sharp recently came East without warning relatives and surprised sister Mrs George Stokes of Elk Rapids December 11. He learned of his brother's habit of gifting punx sutawney and went to meet him intentionally.

W L. Hosack Smicksborg Sharp ’ Hosack North Cheyenne Wyo Sharp George Stokes Elk Rap

Gent's furnishing store shines in Indiana as visitors admire new shop

D. M. Caldwell & Co. hosts a Thursday evening viewing at the new gent's furnishing store in Indiana. Opera House orchestra provides music and souvenirs are handed out. Real estate transfers list multiple parcels sold in Homer City, Indiana and surrounding areas, with prices ranging from $60 to $2,000 and up to $60,650 for a lot sale.

D. M. Caldwell & Co Indiana Vistors Opera Henry Protherotoc T. McCullough Hannah &, Smith Cherrytree Hannah Smith William Brickley Porter Kinporta J.T. Shaffer J. M. Wachob North Mahoning Manor Real Watate & Trust Co P. BR. R Weat Wheatiald Flora Roser Frank Amanda Moose Broadvalley H. H. Scott C Paul Reed Homer City T. A. Gilbert R. E. Getty White A. B. Marehill Sarah, Young E. J. Miller

Eczema cure claims by Chamberlain's Salve advertised

Intense itching from eczema and tetter is said to be almost instantly relieved by Chamberlain's Salve. The ad asserts many severe cases have been cured and notes the product is for sale by all druggists. Also promotes bath robes and house coats by Wilson & Wood and advertises Cravenstte.

Chamberlain Wilson & Wood

Bigamy case lands Johnstown man and wife No 2 in jail

Mrs. Taylor Howard of Bolivar, formerly Garfield, charged her husband before Alderman George Klug with bigamy. He and his alleged second wife Ida Zimmerman of Minorville were held for a hearing after Mrs. Howard learned, during a domestic job search in Johnstown, that her husband and Ida Zimmerman married at Hollidaysburg four months earlier and have lived together on Union Street. Howard sent to Ebensburg jail. wife No 2 released.

Taylor Howard Bolivar Garfield George Klug Johnstown Howard California MiasIda Zimmerman Minoraville Hollidaysburg Union Street Ebensburg Wite No. 2

Ewing Bridegroom in Quiet Pittsburg Ceremony

Mrs Eleanor Chalfant McCrea wed Robert Merton Ewing at the bride’s father residence in Rural avenue Pittsburg. Ewing, a Pittsburg attorney and former major of the Fourteenth Regiment N.G.P., was married by Rev Joseph L Ewing of Brighton N D with W H Ewing of Salieburg assisting. After the ceremony the couple will reside at 209 Penn avenue Wilkinsburg. Also Miss Laure l. Bhe and William E. Conner of Ambrose were married December 15 at J W Pearce home in Ambrose by Rev E P Lewis.

Mias Eleanor Chalfant McCrea Robert Merton Ewing William B. McCrea Rural Avenue Pittsburg Fourteenth Regiment N.G. P Joseph L. Ewing Brighton N. d W. H. Ewing Salieburg Mrs. Ewing Penn Avenue Wilkinsburg William E. Conner Misa Laurel Bhe Ambrose J. W. Pearce E. P. Lewis

Murphy May Succeed Knox In Senate Seat

Harrisburg December 18 Lieutenant Governor Robert E Murphy of Johnstown may be a candidate to succeed Philander C Knox in the United States Senate if Knox leaves the body to join Taft's cabinet as Secretary of State. Quiet talk of Murphy's possible rise has circulated on Capitol Hill since reports of Knox considering a cabinet shift surfaced.

Harrisburg Robert 8. Murphy Johnstown Philander C. Knox United States Senate Knox Taft Murphy Capitol Hill

Beware of Frequent Colds and Chronic Catarrh Risk

A warning against repeated colds leading to chronic catarrh and the need to treat each cold seriously. Promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, citing Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee who says it relieved throat and lung issues and left them sound. Sold by all druggists.

Rink F. F.starcher Ripley W. Va Chamberlain

Presbyterian church sale of pies and cakes Saturday

A church sale at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon at 3 30 oclock offers pies cakes chicken and sherbet. Mrs A L Smith will have charge and all Saturday morning telephone orders to her will receive prompt attention.

Presbyterian Church A. L. Smith

Mantles Tile and Grates Furnish Odorless Gas Grate

Peng Tile and Mantle Supply Co announces distributors in Johnstown Pa offering the only odorless and flueless gas grate on the market for catalogue requests or dealer supply.

Peng Tile and Mantle Supply Co Johnstown

Finest Engraver in Lodisns Sparks Town Pride

R. W. Webbe & Co. boast the finest engraver that has ever struck the town, a claim drawing praise from locals and highlighting the firm’s artistic skill and reputation for precision.

Lodisns R. W. Webbe & Co

Court hears school whip case in Creekside inquiry

The Creekside school whip case reaches court. Teacher William H. Mahan defends his punishment of two girls, with witnesses recounting marks and school conditions while defense and prosecution present extensive testimony and closing arguments. Earlier, Jacob Abrams was acquitted of assault but ordered to pay costs.

Filowena Moraco Creekside William H. Mahan Commonwealth A. Macro Bessie Macro Filomena Moraco J. W. Thompson W. T. Jewart Frank Wilson Mahan Hood Josephine Five Points Bessie Marcelle Pennsylvania S. J. Kobhel Mr. Brown John Orr Speedy McCreedy Blanche Frank Clowes Joseph Marts Simon Fisher John Rankin Lawrence Campbell Samuel Streams Clark Lewis D.F. McHenry Harry Earhart Samuel Cunningham E.W. Smith, Esq Jacob Abrams Dixonville George Schumlcki George Jake

Muscular Pains Cured by Pain Balm, Toronto Man Says

In summer 1903 Mr. J. Pedlar of Toronto Ontario suffered painful instep muscular pains. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm after recommendation and was completely cured by a small bottle. He has since advised friends who praise it. For sale by all druggists.

Toronto Chamberlain

Wedding Date Announced for Gloor Guteling Couple

Mrs Nora Lydia Gloor and Thom as Aldi Guteling announce their wedding at the bride’s parents home in New Florence on December 23. Rev Henry Woegtly of the Evangelical Lutheran church will perform the ceremony at the Gloors’ residence in Johnstown.

Nora Lydia Gloor Thomas Aldi Guteling Johnstown Arnold Gloor New Florence Henry Woegtly Evangelical Lutheran Church

Professor Brooks Leads Dancing School Gala

Professor Brooks directed his dancing school gathering Thursday evening with about 75 well known young people attending. They enjoyed dancing to music supplied by the Opera House Orchestra.

Brooks Opera House

Butter for Sale at Indiana Sunitery Dairy Depot

Craverette and Fresh Butter for Sale offered at Fresh Country Butter in cans. Available at the Indiana Sunitery Dairy Company's milk depot on Carpenter Avenue in Bong.

Indiana Sunitery Dairy Company Jmilk Carpenter Avenue Bong

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jane Stclair Sange John C. Wright Cravenette Foster T &T Jory Cravenette Venezuelan Albert T. Rutledge Charles Emma Kerler Blairsville Sidney Robinsteen William J. Robinsteen Town Anna May Watson Arthur Fiecher Edward Hilty University of Pittsburg J. K. Hilty Oakland Avenue Margaret Wilson Alice Taylor Ruelba Lewie National Park Seminary Forest Glen Misa Margaret Russell A. H. Stewart Marion Center J. G. Cameron Lauree Langham John Graves Dwight Galbreath George Prothero Donald McMasters Bucknell University Lewinburg George Hetrick Medico-Chi Philadelphia James P. Brallier Clark McGregor Medico- Chi Waverly Oil J. J. Fiecas Capitol Shoumaker Will Superior Court Farmers Bank Brand New Mra. Bribart’s Waverly Ollie Cravenetty Hosack Brothers Punxsutawney Residence West R. HM. Ewing Misa McCrea Conner Bbe Presbyterian Sale Jake Abrams Prof. Brooks Craverette
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