Gov Johnson Appeals to Divine Law Audience
Gov John A. Johnson of Minnesota delivered a long address in Library Hall on Monday urging good citizenship and adherence to the divine law. He cautioned against demagogues, praised law as the cornerstone of society, and warned about federal centralization while recalling historical examples and Republican origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Library Hall
Conwell
McIntyre
Gov Johnson
Ator
D. H. Tomb
Henry Watterson
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Bryan
Denver
Richmond
Vicksburg
Lee
America
Johnson
Roosevelt
Conservation Congress
Epella
Patrigan
Supreme Court
Fire destroys Earl Weamer's store in Homer City
A midnight fire gutted the Weamer store and its contents in Homer City. Firemen saved the adjacent residence of Harry Johnston. Looting rumors circulated as insurers recorded about 1500 dollars in losses with partial coverage of 1000 dollars. The building was owned by J L Zack, now in California, with 600 dollars of coverage.
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Gtora
Earl Weamer
Homer City
Mr. Weamer
Volunter
Bucket Brigade
Harry Johnston
Weamar
Weamer
Josees
J. L. Zack
California
Long Illness Claimed Mrs McLaughlin at East Water Street
Mrs Sarah Bell McLaughlin wife of James McLaughlin died at home after a year and a half long illness cancer direct cause. Born near Kintersburg Sept 10 1837 she married Sept 2 1859 and moved to Indiana in 1897. Survived by husband and five children with services Thursday at 10 from East Water street with interment Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bell McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
East Water Street
Kintersburg
Indiana
Pittsburg
McLaughlin
Christian Church
George W. Swan
Harry Boggs
Daniel Gourley
Frostburg
Robert
Evangelist
Greenwood Cemete
McBrier
D.L. Mc Brier
Fourth Street
du Bois
Presbyterian Church
DuBois
G. M. Alcorn
M. E.shaffer
A. W. Pentz
Eva
Mary McBrier
DeBoie
J. L. Alcorn
G. V. McBrier
St. Mary's
Annie
Myra
Mary Clowes
Jacob Clowes
S. R. Coltebaugh
Vandergrift
Plumville
J. Clark
Andrew Weamer
William and
George
Homer City
Margaret Craig
Peoria
Ill
Weamer
Five Points
W. S. Dysinger
Indiana Normal and Pittsburg High to Clash for Kerr Trophy
Indiana Normal and Pittsburg High School are set to compete for the Allen A Kerr trophy at the indoor meet in Exposition Rink on December 29 Prof William J Jack Western Pennsylvanias champion high jumper will take part in a higher class Indiana entrants include Myers in the 120 yard hurdles in 18 seconds Mc Collough in 100 yard dash in 1015 seconds Castaneda a Cuban high jumper 54 inches and runners Long Hamill and Brace.
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Indiana Normal
Pittsburg High School
Allen A. Kerr
Exposition Rink
William J. Jack
Western Pennsylvania
Lada
Indiana
Myers
McCollough
Castaneda
Cuben
Long
Hamill and Brace
Barbara Freitchie at the Star and Palace Rink events
The Star Theater shows Barbara Freitchie after the Auto Heroine. Pfiel Sisters perform songs and dances as crowds surge in, with manager Youokins and Hook ready for larger audiences. Winter term opens January 5, 1909 for shorthand and bookkeeping courses at Webrle Building.
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New Star Theater
Barbara Freitchie
Stone
Wall Jackson
Whittier
Pfiel
Maneger
Palace
Hook
Webrle
Clark's Piano Framed Pictures Sale Ad
Store hours 7:00 am to 10:00 pm invite customers to inspect high grade Artistic and Rock Bottom priced pianos. Promotes framed pictures at Clark's Red Ses flour the best for the money and $1.50 at J. J. Fiscue. Framed pictures must go at Clark's.
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Clark
J. J. Fiscue
Twenty Assemblymen Back Sheatz for U S Senate
The Gazette notes rising sentiment in country districts against Boies Penrose. Twenty state legislators including Hon. Mr. Watson of this place and possibly Sen. Kurtz of Punxsutawney join in endorsing John O. Sheatz for United States Senator and pledge support to elect him by all honorable means. List of supporters from multiple counties.
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Boies Penrose
Watson
Philadeiptna
Pittsburg
Sheats
Téled T. M Kurtz
Punxsutawney
Sheatz Brigade
General Assembly of
Pennsylvania
John O. Sheatz
United States
Sheatz
W. S. Reynolds
R. I. Wallace
G. T. Weingartnner
Lawrence County
W. S. Morrison
F. F. Brierly
Beaver
Mercer
J. M. Williams
R. H. Megraw
Armstrong
Marathon, A new creation in a necktie pattern
Wilson and Wood showcase a modern dress accessory titled Marathon, featuring a necktie designed with an ancient Grecian motif for today’s wardrobes.
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Wilson & Wood
Points On People from a Bolivar church visit and local notices
Rev. M. A. McGill of Bolivar preached in Crete U P church Sunday. Ansley Lewis, Mercerburg Academy student, visits parents in Marion Center. D C McAbee and family of Blairsville and Mrs John Logan of Saltsburg attended Mrs Mary Gilpin funeral in Bolivar on Dec 15. George Allison, Indiana mail carrier, ill with grip amid Christmas plans. Walter Malcolm, once involved in streetcar incident, acts as Allison's substitute. Waverly oil touted as best in market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McGill
Bolivar
Crete U. P
D. C. McAbee
Blairsville
Mra
John Logan
Saltsburg
Mary Gilpin
George Allison
Indiana
Walter Malcolm
Allison
The Story of the Star Christmas entertainment
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will present The Story of the Star in the church chapel on Christmas night featuring recitations songs drills and costumes. Admission adults 25c children under 16 10c. The Mellor Music Store loaned the piano. Several local ads follow including flour brands and sewing machine repairs.
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Presbyterian
Mellor Music Store
Dreamland Theater Star Trio Delights Big Crowd
J P Stinson the world famed banjo soloist along with Cramer and Fitzpatrick drew a large audience at Dreamland Theater last night. They perform singing talking and dancing and are billed again tonight. A famous film The Redskin and the Child will be shown with dramatic scenes on water and a serene lakeside moment. Admission remains to be announced.
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J. P. Stinson
Dreamland Theater
Cramer
Fitzpatrick
Royal Arcason lodge annual financial statement released
The annual statement details the Royal Arcason lodge finances including an emergency fund of 4.6 million. Over 81 years death benefits totaling 120 million have been paid to about 50,000 families. Indiana lodge shows 50 thousand in benefits since formation. Free sheet music and carol book offered by Toe L. Pattison at 782 Philadelphia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcason Lodge
Indiana Lodge
Toe L. Pattison
Philadelphia Street
Ward and Mackey Bread Agent Opens in Town
F L Fowler has secured Ward and Mackey bread agency and will deliver Ward's Mother's Bread from his wagon. Also promoting home made bread from Indiana Roller Mill and other local goods. Includes notices from Ik Pattison Co and Cunningham’s People’s Bargain Store and Clark’s Studio sales.
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Indiana
Hasinger Bros
George Greiner
William Gessler
F. L. Fowler
Ward & Mackey
Ward
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Gov. Johnson
Library
County Institute
Joseph S.walton
George School
Philadelphia
J. W. Cary
Berlin Empfield
T. S. Lowden
Ohio State University
Lewie Hoy
Jerry March
Girard College
Lowden
George P. Bible
Philadelphia College of Oratory
Walton
Jerry Murch
Dr. Bible
Lowdeb
Germany
Bible
Johnny
U. S
E. T. Anderson
Fourth Ward
L. Pattison Co
People’s Bargain Store
Santy
The
D. L. M’ Brier
STAR
Indiana Business College
L. Pattison Furniture Co
Senate
McG. Watson
Ansley Lewis
Mercerbsurg Academy
Mra. H. P. Lewis
Marion Center
Vw. W. Ulerich
Latrobe
Weatmoreland County
Edward G. Shields
Clearfield
D. C. Heath Book Company
Waverly Oil
Silver
Bella Schottieche
Baldwin march—Ellington Intermezzo
Evangeline Reversa
the L. Pattison Co
M. F. Donahugh
McAdoo's
North Sixth Street
Christmay Trees
Wilson & Wood's
Dreawlans
Indiana Lodge of Royal Arcasuns Branch of
Fine Order
Indiana Roller Mille
Hetrick & Wikson
Proprietura
Pattison Co
Philadelphia Saneat
Cbrisumas
Folie
Cunningham
Shenlingr Dairy Co
Saeaaes
Comalin
Wilean & Woah
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