People and Horse Trades Across Indiana Visits
Mr and Mrs Joseph Holliday flee to New York after a visit to the latter's home here Elder Morrow of Jacksonville bought from Wilmer Stewart a fine sorrel horse Katherine Moorhead visits South Fifth street following a Bacorn Co trip M Ray of Jacksonville bought a saddle driving horse a buggy and harness from Stewart Le Hickerwell returns home in Harrisburg after visiting his son-in-law and daughter Katherine Selig undergoes throat surgery in Indiana Hospital New Year dance attendees include Bruce Wallace Ralph Smith Mary Whiteman and John Daub plus notes on 1 000 piano fittings and Vermont quip featuring Stephen A Douglas remarks
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Kathryn Moorhead
South Fifth Street
Bacorn Co
New York City
le ‘Hickerwell
Mr. c
John Selig
South Street
Harrisburg
Bruce Wallace
Clearfield
Ralph Smith
Pittsburgh
Mary ‘Whiteman
Latrobe
John J. Daub
Saltsburg
Classified ads for Indiana Gazette page
Classified notices offer rental, sales and employment requests. WANTED include a reliable salesman and a competent housekeeper position. FOR RENT advertises furnished rooms at 34 North Sixth Street. LOST item is a blue belt and KC pin. finder asked to return to Gazette office.
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F. A. Knouff
Keenan Bldg
Pittsburg
Indiana
Gazette
Lady's Blue Belt
K. C
Traveling Englishmen Prepare For Anything From Golf To Death
An excerpt paints a chaotic journey of English travelers abroad, describing abrupt shifts from golf to danger. Vivid, fragmentary memories recount Paris train travel, mistaken bravado, and tense moments aboard a steamer, ending with a hazy scene of bandoliered gear and unseen danger, all tinged with wartime bravado.
Mystery Prose Note From Fragmentary Page
Fragments show a terse line about a woman and a glance at a pest, with unclear full context. The readable bits suggest a casual report or diary fragment centered on a woman and an incidental remark. More text needed for a complete news-style summary.
French Family Dinners and Sensible Eating Principles
A discussion of a typical French family dinner emphasizing varied relishes, a first course, a main with harmonized flavors, and a seasonally varied salad. The sequence ends with fruit or cheese and coffee, noting two hours to dine and value compared with American meals, with no indigestion.
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Princesa Bas J
Louise Bice
Retreat Across Border in Fierce Mexican War News
Federals resist a major assault at Nuevo Laredo as Mexican constitutionalists press across the border. Casualties mount. U S cavalry plans for Ojinaga defense, while refugees flood the river area. Desperate fighting yields heavy losses on both sides.
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Presidio
Tex
Ojinaga
United States
St Cron
Mejor MacNamee
United States Cavalry
MacNamer
Ortega
Qjinaga
Fsell
Laredo
Nuevo “Laredo
Cvifederals
Red Cross
Conference Silence Over Wilson Lind Talks Confounds Officials
Washington officials claim ignorance of any conference between President Wilson and John Lind despite rumors of talks. No guidance on the Mexican situation is available from the state department or White House. In Dowington Pennsylvania two men, William Kennedy and Thomas Allison, were blown to pieces by an explosion at a dynamite site.
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Englshman
Fle
Paris
Aid - Wa
Calis
Hle
Ted
Washington
State Department
White House
Wilson
John Lind
Dowington
William Kennedy
This Place
Thomas Allison
Coatesville
Poisoned Needle Victim Plunges Ohio Hospital Newsroom
Elizabeth Hilleary, 22, lies gravely ill in an Ohio hospital after a suspected poisoned needle attack. Doctors report she developed convulsions and sustained a bite while awaiting a messenger at her front gate, then collapsed indoors.
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Newark
Elizabeth Hilleary
Hileary
Fiause
Fifty Dollars to Commit Murder Confession Revealed
William Bildeback mine superintendent at Pittsburg and West Virginia Coal Company aided in wounding James Logan. Potaski, a nonunionist, shot Logan Christmas Eve after being offered fifty dollars by Sibebuck. Potaski confessed to Fantie Scuttins in St Louis, leading to his arrest in Wellsburg.
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Colliers
William Bildeback
Pittsburg
Gine
Potaski
Sibebuck
Logan
Steubenville
Vee
Wiss Semlins
Wellsburg
Child Rescues Woman From House Fire in Kittanning
Ten year old Jay Quayina Klugh saved her grandmother Mrs. William McKelvey from a deadly blaze in the Klugh home. Mrs McKelvey, 71, stood with her back to a coal fire when her skirts ignited. The child fled to a bedroom, fetched a blanket, and threw it over the woman, smothering the flames.
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Kittanning
Jay
Quayina Klugh
William MeKselvey
Klugh
Farmers form vigilante group to curb horse thefts
In Greenville Virginia near Ve nango Mercer county farmers unite as a vigilance association to battle rising horse thefts. The campaign reduced thefts for a time after declaring war on the practice.
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Greenville
Mercer County
Venango
Weather Update Across Regions
Cloudy tonight with patchy fog likely. Frida y pettled probabilities indicate unsettled conditions, with a chance of light showers in several areas and cooler overnight temperatures. Winds remain light to moderate from the west, reducing near dawn.
Tonsiline Sore Throat Remedy Promotes Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Tonsiline as the sole sore throat remedy needed in a medicine chest. It claims swift relief for sudden throat pain and positions Tonsiline as the advertised solution for sore throats, urging purchase for personal use.
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Indiana Postoffice
Joseph Holliday
New Yorkty
Elder Morrow
Jacksonville
Wilmer Stewart
Johnston
Creekside
M. Ray
Katherine Selig
South ‘Street
Indiana Hospital
Jack Stewart
Lock Haven
John P. Elkin
Mr. Stewart
University of Pennsylvania
R. Douglass
Doviet
Douglas
Vermont
Stephen A. Douglas
Brandon
Aniqui
Lous- Bton Post
Chicago
Gazelove
Carpenter Ave
Nue
Gazette Office
Arnold Dampers
Arnold Damper Co
Nicholson, Pa
Grand Theatre
Moore Hotel
U.S. Army
United States Army
Nuevo Laredo
Lind
N.Y. Central Lines
A. H. Smith
Ohio
Tokio
Japan
Taitoku
Formosa
Presbyterian
F. S. Crawford
D. D
S. W. Guthrie
United States Weather Bureau
Temp
Lear
Indiana Dye Works
Levine
John F
Steving
Philadelphia
S & Buhl
J. H. Fink
Hasinger Bros
G. W. Plotzer
Frank H. Learn
Harvey Reithmi
H. T. Boarts & Co
Harry Flickinger
Homer
G, E, Daughert
N. H. Wetzel
Clair Knapp
J. H. Butler, G. O. Richardson
H. BR. Grumbli
Geo. H. Lum
DuBesis, Pa
Manufacturers’ Agent
Pennsylvania
Putnam’s