New Indiana House to Open in Flemish Finish Hotel
Edward Empfield unveils the New Indiana House, a 70 room Flemish finished hotel on the historic site of the old Indians House. The 4 story brick structure features a private dining room, 9 dozen mission oak chairs, 70 sleeping rooms, sample rooms in the basement, private and public baths, an Otis elevator, 300 incandescent lights, and a modern electric plant and laundry.
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Indiana House
Indiana
Edward Empfield
Penn Run
Gregeon
Atore
Joseph Hines
Hietoric Place
Philadelphia
Hindelphin
Jas
Elena Apy
Fins
Pri- Nalrieeoh
Philadeiphis Stael
Oraishies
Axminster
Empfield
Sixth Street
Matt Maginnis
Seventh Avenue
Pittsburg
Richard Clements
Town
Henry 4. Steving
Seda
L. Pattison Company
Appleby & Paterson
Jthe
Oliver McClintock Co
John W. Kilingensamith
Mrs Irvin Funeral Obituary At Cunningham Home
Dr J W Cary officiated at 2 30 pm service for Mrs W I Irvin the obsequies held at the Cunningham home and interment in Oakland cemetery tomorrow morning pallbearers from American Pipe and Tin Plate Company attended The gathering drew many relatives and friends with choral tributes from local and Aspinwall choirs and a list of attendees including Mrs David Barrie Mrs Albert Leigh and Mr John Weir plus relatives from North Side Fishbury Canton and Blairsville
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J. Wi Cary
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Wi Ai Trvin
Siafeliow
Irvin
American Abeot and Tin Plate Company
Mesara
Dickie
McGlaniss
Ma None
Myers
Dalby
Kennay
Cunningham
Partee
Aspinwall
Johnstown
North
Fishbury
Ben Frank Irvins
Canton
Ray Trvin
Ladddetér
Joeah Graff
Blajraville
Hesloger Family
Suhool ~Alrees
170 Are Reported Dead In the Boyertown Holocaust
The fire at Boyertown Pennsylvania on Monday night caused an estimated 170 deaths the majority women and children as crowds flooded from Library Hall during Mrs H E Monroes Scottish Reformation entertainment for YMCA benefit Much of the cast and townspeople are named with several families noted as locals The tragedy is said to have involved a stereopticon show and a multi scene dramatic program context page 4 coverage awaits further details
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Boyertown
H. E. Monroe
John Knox
Mary, Queen of Scots
Library
Annie Kendig
J. H. Young
Mary Seton
Nellie Guthrie
Edith Smith
Mary Livingstone
Edith Young
Mary Carmichael
Caroline R. Hall
Lord Darnley
S. W. Guthrie
James Stuart
S. A. Campbell
Erskin of
Dun
C. B. Robertson
Lethington
R.M
Devoe McLaren
William R. Hile
Stacy Smith
George J. Feit
W.R. Calhoun
Samuel Culp
Howard Ballentine
Robert Watson
Arthur Russell
James Hammers
Harry Smith
Augustus Hood
Clyde Guthrie
Ralph Moorhead
Joshn D. Wilson
Don Hill
Frank Cunningham
Homer Stumpf
Morris Hile
Alex. Mabon
Paul Sharretts
Death notices Chronicle Greensburg area
Mrs Catherine Hebrank died January 8 at home Greensburg aged 89. Survived by William Hebrank Seeley Betard and Mrs Lewis Painter Greensburg and Mrs W W Geasler Indiana. Funeral at Most Holy Sacrated Church burial in church cemetery. Mrs Blanch a Warden died January 14 aged about 70 after tuberculosis return from Oklahoma. Survived by husband and three children. Funeral Thursday Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs W H Munshower of Cookport died January 11 of heart failure. Survived by husband and daughter Clara. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Methodist graveyard Cookport.
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Catherles Hebrank
Indiana
Blancha Warden
Alexander Warden
W. H. Munshower
Cookport
Clara
Elderbridge Creamery reports prosperous year and dividend
Elderbridge Creamery held its nineteenth annual meeting in Elderridge on January 11 declaring a fine dividend. Secretary and Manager J I Hood reviewed 1907 with milk received totaling 481 961 lb and butter produced 25 105 lb. Average price 3 00 per lb. Dividend paid to stockholders 15 percent. Most butter sent to Pittsburgh for market. Officers elected: Director J H Henderson R W Ewing W B Elder John Baker J S Ewlog. treasurer J H Henderson secretary and manager J P Hood auditor three years W B Elder buttermaker J H Soyder.
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Elderaridge Cresinery Company
Eldéraridge
J. I. Hood
Butler
Pittaburg
J. H. Henderson
R. W. Ewing
W. B. Elder
John Baker
J.S. Ewlog
Tresenter
J. P. Hood
9. H. Soyder
Daugherty Orchard to Under State Supervision
6000 LOCK FOR DAUGHERTY. He will have the benefit of State supervision of his orchard. H A Surface of the State Department of Agriculture writes that the orchard is well situated and to be used for demonstrating methods to improve fruit production at a fair price. Also includes vintage ads and local business notices from Indians, Pa.
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Frank 8. Daugherty
H. A. Surface
Patrons Mutual Reorganizes and Hotel Opens to Public
At the Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company annual stockholders meeting on Jun 18 in Punxsutawney directors were elected for Jefferson county Eli Miller L M Lewis H M McGee Ben Broeing L S Stewart and L M Reitz and for Indiana county Capt John Kinter J K Mc Eloes James Speedy S M McHenry Samuel Musberger William Morrison and VJ Learn The meeting adjourned to Washington Hotel for Jan 28 annual settlement C M Wortman has repapered and refurnished the Claw 200 House with doors opening to the public tomorrow About 5000 spent on improvements and dinner at noon tomorrow marks the first meal under Wortmans management Vogels Bros Merchant Tailors offer the largest stock of saltings overcoatings and vestings Let them measure you for a new suit Stig Sinamay Claweons restaurant offers meals opposite the court house on Sixth Street and touted as low prices Appleby Peterson hardware advice service on 1053 Philadelphia aircoh.
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Patrons’Mutual: Fire | Insurance Com
Jefferson County
Eli Miller
L. M. Lewis
H. M. McGee
Ben Broeing
Stewart
L. M. Reitz
Indiana County
John Kinter
J. K. McEloes
James Speedy
M. McHenry
Samuel Musberger
William Morrrison
C. M. Wortman
Wortman
Vogél Bros
Jaiteng
Walt
Blacklick Bank Elects Directors At Serial Meeting
At the new Blacklick bank building on Tuesday January 14 with 234 of 250 shares voting Flyet Nations Bank stockholders elected directors including John K. Quseholder Gillis Mt. Doty and James R. Corrigan among others The board chose for the year President Jason W. Careon M D Vice President Milton Bell Casbier Q Evans Wiley and Res J Casbier H I Taylor The record notes the bank enjoyed a prosperous period
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Flyet Nations Bank of Blacklick
John RK. Quseholder
Gillis Mt. Doty
L. Teylor
William H. Robinsop
C. Byane Wiley
Javon W. Curson
M. D
Milton
Milton &. Bell, Stewart J. Siden, D. I. Cuoninghem, J. ¥. Gerhard
Amos E. Gillespie
W. F. Elkio
W. P. McCrea
Samper Graff
James R. Corrigan
Jason W. Careon
Milton §. Bell
Casbier
Q. Evans Wiley
Res’j. Casbier
H. I. Taylor
Two Young Men End Life By Own Action
Walter Condron of Smicksburg Hanged Himself in a barn with relatives absent at a revival meeting. Found by a family member the next morning, Coroner W D Gates ordered an inquest, and the family prepared funeral plans.Condron’s mother and father are named with his residence linked to Charles Condron.
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Walter Condron
Smicksburg
Charles Condron
Condron
W. D. Gates
Bea Maria
Despondent youth ends life over wedding bid in Derry
Charles Riddell, a young man from a prominent Derry family, died by suicide on Tuesday morning after his wedding plans with a Allegheny girl were blocked by her parents. He left a note for his mother and poison bottles beside him. Coroner Wynn will investigate. Riddell had spent a vacation in Atlantic City last summer where he met the girl. The engagement was broken the night before and the couple planned to wed this Tuesday. The tragedy follows parental objection to the union.
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Charles Riddell
Yoader
Bibot
Derry
Hig
Cong
Riddell
Atlantic City
Allegheny Ang
Riddel
Allegheny
Wynn
Greenaburg
New Florence
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Flemish
Blairsville
Gryit
Migih
Boi
Mra
Catherine Hebrank
Elderbridge Creamery
J. F. Hood
Daugherty
Hetrick Bros
Druggtats
W. P. Lowry
Optigian
Savings & ‘Trant Company Buildling
Qhas
E. Alley
Phile- Melphia Street
Beth
Lowes
Thomas Bror
Tnsurance Company
Your
Clawson House
L. H. Moorhead
Bonth Fifth Street
Claweon
Court House
Appleby & Peterson
Blacklick Bank
Chas
Riddle
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