Four liquor license applicants face remonstrances and charges
Prothonotary Gilbert's office buzzed as attorneys reviewed filings on liquor licenses. Four applicants escape remonstrances while specific charges target Elmer Manners John Miller and John Lollar. Remonstrances total thousands of voters, with petitions from Rossiter Chambersville Webrum and the county districts. Local clergy and attorneys filed repstate remonstrances as Indian Brewing Co faces a large general remonstrance from about 2000 voters. Hearings begin Monday and progress through the week with scheduled cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Court House
Thuradsy
Paul Reidy
M. S. Murray
Rossiter
Watt Kinter
Chambersville
Christ G. Brixner
Webrum
Elmer Manner
John J. Miller
Joho H. Lollar
Indiana
C. M. Wortman
Clawson’ House
Elmer Manners
National Hotel
Central Hotel
Miller
Edward Empfield
Indiana House
John A. Lollar
Moore Hotel
J. M. Welch
John H. Pierce
Harry W. Harhart
Indian Brewing Co
Fadga Telford
Wedding Bells May Ring For Miss Maude Cameron
Miss Maude Cameron daughter of John and Cameron has resigned her school at Vandergrift widely lamented by the Vandergrift Citizen. She plans to reside in Marion Center while a rising physician formerly of Chestnut street now practices there. The board released her with regret noting her excellent reputation and affection from pupils and friends in town.
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Maude Cameron
John &. Cameron
Vandergrift
Cupid
Misa Cameron
Marion Center
Chestnut Street
Miss Cameron
Mize Maude Cameron
Indiana
Board of Education
Democratic Primaries Tomorrow In Borough Nomination Session
Local Democrats meet in the Arbitration room at the courthouse tomorrow evening to nominate borough officers. Ward committeemen listed as James Gompers first ward William Hill second ward Frank E Groft third ward and S C Thompson fourth ward White township committeeman Weebon H McCune calls a Democratic district meeting at 2 o clock tomorrow in the Arbitration room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
James Gompers
William 8. Hill
Frank E. Groft
S.C. Thompson
wWeobn H. McCune
White Township
Indiana Woman Entertained Social Note
Mrs Manafield B Brown of Sewickley hosted a luncheon for eight featuring guests Miss Susan Holton of Philadelphia and Miss Carolina Taylor of Indiana Pa. The visitors attended a Women’s Club program on Story Telling to Children and later joined the Edgeworth clubhouse meeting with officers of the club.
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Pittsburg
Mra
Manafield B. Brown
Sewickley
Susan Holton
Philadelphia
Women's Club
Sewickley Valley
Carolina Taylor
Indiana
Edgeworth
Deaths of Anes Snyder Sr and infant Carolyn Miller
Anes Snyder Sr aged 72 died at his Wilkinsburg home on Wednesday. A noted railroad figure he helped build parts of the West Penn and served as right of way agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He was a grandson of Governor Simon Snyder and belonged to the Episcopal church Engineers' Society and Pennsylvania Club. Survived by widow and children Fannie Emma Snyder J E Lintner of Blatreville Antes Snyder of Pittsburgh and others. Carolyn Miller two year old daughter of David M and Olive Laughlin Miller died this morning at Mast Liberty from pneumonia. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Anes Snyder
Wilkinsburg
Weat Penn
Conemaugh
Pennsyvania
Snyder
Simon Snyder
Pennsylvania
Protestant Episcopal Church
Engineers’ Society
Pennsylvania Club
Fan
Carolyn
David M
Olive Laughlin Miller
Mast Liberty
Saturday Sale At Presbyterian Church Pie and Cake
Saturday afternoon the Presbyterian church hosts a regular pie and cake sale with hot cotton sherbet and cake, at 3 30. Miller's Shop is closed with his absence handled by assistant Michael Hahn. A Two Light Ggn Chandelier is offered for 2.00 by J W Cunninham of 134 North Ninth St.
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Presbyterian Church
J. W. Cunninham
North Ninth St
South Side Holds Off Old Boys In Close Thirteen Point Tune Up
The New Indiana House hosted a banquet for 17 painters from Indiana led by William Waterall of Camden New Jersey and W L Waterall. the South Side then played the Old Boys in Library Hall winning 39 to 34 before about 300 spectators. The game featured blocks passes and standout shooting by St Clair Younkins Hough Kane McCreight and Longwill with refs Daugherty and Pav Basinger.
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Cafe Noir
Indiana House
W. L. Wateral
Charles Waples
George A. Appleby
Peterson
William Jube
Andrew Laurent
T. M. Ooreen
Ira Anthony
Merle Boring
Mowrey Smith
John Sprankle
Claude Sprankle
Eroest Forsha
William Bence
Alvie Longwill
George Nesbitt
Walter H. Jackson
Indiana Boys
St. Clair
Longwill
McCreight
South Side
Kune
Younkina
Lightning Hough
Moorhead
Jimmy
Kane
Strangers
Nickel
Indiana
Younkins
Hough
Sikes
Pav Basinger
Mi-ona Tablet Promises Digestive Relief and Energy
A 60 cent Mi-ona tablet claims to strengthen stomach muscles and stimulate gastric juice flow to aid digestion. It pledges relief from indigestion symptoms like headaches, heartburn, bad taste, coated tongue, spots before the eyes, and sleeplessness, with a money back guarantee offer from T. E. Hildebrand.
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T. E. Hildebrand
Ping Pong Photos at Marshal Building Room 22
For ten days only, Will be at the Marshal building Room 22. Cloudy weather as good as clear. Pipar photographer 143 tf.
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Marshal Building
Pipar
Birthday gathering at Weat Philadelphia street home
Fifteen of Smith Barr's school friends remembered Thursday was his birthday and gathered at his home on Weat Philadelphia street for a royal good time. Refreshments were served. Argo Flour priced at $1.60 per sack. Also a gond as of Fresh agit and Bons, COuniry Fit ent.
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Smith Barr
Philadelphia Street
Free prescription cure share offered by A A Pittsburg
A A from Pittsburgh offers to mail a free copy of a so called prescription that cured years of suffering. The ad claims no sale and requests the recipient’s address for sending the free remedy. It includes a P.O. Box 1670 in Pittsburgh and mentions 32 cent stamps.
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Pittsburg
Notice to Tax Payers on School Building Tax
Notice to Tax Payers. Pay your school such building tax for the year 1907 on or before Jan. 23. After that date per cent will be added. J T Boucher, Collector.
New Drug Store Opens on Weet Philadelphia Street
Campbell and Fox operate a new drug store at 1087 Weet Philadelphia Street offering prescriptions as their specialty.
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Weet
Philadelphia Street
Eads Campbell & Fox
Points on People in Various Towns
Taelin resident J B Burgeas visits Todiana while JE Waddle, a frazenis, galler, spends time there. Blairsville’s J F Wilkingon tours town and John Blair visits Pittsburg on business. Bolivar’s J G Dell visits Indiana Thursday. W H McKee of Scottdale visits friends in Indiana. Joseph Moore of Lovejoy witnesses Old Royal South Side game Friday. A K Coon and James McGregor visit Pittsburg for business. John Wells, deputy Prothonotary, visits Smickaburg area. Gilmore Bell visits parents Thursday night. Mrs S A Hamilton and C W Hamilton visiting W A Hamilton in East Oak Street. Mrs Mary Brady leaves for Pittsburg to reside. Her son John is a passenger brakeman on a Pittsburg to Johnstown train. Ralph S Cunningham, after attending his sister’s funeral, heads to East Liberty and Aspinwall, then returns to Coalgate, Oklahoma for work with Sanborn Map Co.
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Mary Brady
North Fifth] Street
Pittsburg
John
Johnstown
Ralph S. Cunningham
A. S. Cunningham
W. A. Irvin
East Liberty
Aspinwall
Coalgate
Okla
Sanborn Map Company
Maud Muller Model Play Receives Praise from Clergyman
A clergyman lauds Library Hall's upcoming production Maud Muller as a wholesome four act drama. He recalls classic era actresses and says the play offers dramatic material with humor, leaving no crime, bitterness, or morbid content.
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Maud Maller
Library Hall
Theatregoera
Effie Elaler
Hazel Kirke
Minnie Maddern
Caprice
Lotta
Maggie Mitchell
Maud Muller
Harmlcsa
Ita
Vinol Cod Liver Oil Alternative Ad
A druggist from Indiana promotes Vinol the non oil cod liver extract. It claims to deliver the healing elements of cod liver oil without oil, boosting strength for the elderly and sick. The ad promises a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied.
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Indiana
Vinci
T. HE. Hidebrand
Lodiana
Penna
Changes in coal concerns organized for the year
Ten companies operating in the Buffalo Rochester and Willsburg Railway field met at Panx's Standney offices on January 21 to reorganize for the year. Old boards were reelected with two changes. C Bonnard replaced a director while Hy Emeraz and John A. OUsenor took spots vacated by C N Lewis and A G Yates. Directors from several coal and iron firms were listed, including Adrian Iselin Jr, L W Robinson, B M Clark, and G Yates among others.
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Buffalo, Rochester &Willsburg
DuBuis
Indiana
Rochester and Pitburg Coal and Iron Company
Panx
Stawney
Tes
Bonnard
Hy, Emeraz
John A. O'Usenor
C N. Lewis
A. G. Yates
L. W. Robinson
Mexico
Rochester & Pittsburg Coal & Cowanshanno K Coal & Coke
Piburg Gas Coal
Consolidated Cog Iron
Reynoldsville & Folle Creek
Bailard
Jefferson & Clearfield
Tron
Indiana County Coal
Plumer Coal
Jefferson Supply
Mahon E. Supply
Rochester and
Pittsburg
Coa Iron Company
Lewis Iselin
Arth Iselin
L. C. Bonnard
L. W. Robinaga
B. M. Clark
Jefferson and Clearfield
Iron Company
Adrian Iselin
dJr
G. Yates
Walter S. Oakman
Frede Cromkell
Dreamland Theatre Tonight Shows Loaf of Bread Notica to Leave
Dreamland Theatre presents Just for a Loaf of Bread a tale of a poor man returning a found pocket book with all money but ten cents. Also Notica to Leave shows a boarders house party affecting the landlord. Other features include The Wonderful Mirror hand colored and Thieves Caught in Their Own Net. Local scenes include a small musical at the Neva home and a cream advertisement from Clover Leaf Dairy. Unexplored Territory notes 20,000,000 square miles remains untraveled.
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Dreamland Theater
Dreamland Theatre
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Arbitration Po Ee Et E
Mias
Caroline Taylor
Antes Snyder
Carolyn Miller
Ver Baer
Joseph
Ash
William Wateall & Co
New
William Waterall & Co
Camden
J.T. Boucher
J. BH. Burgeas
Taelin
Todiana
JE Waddle
Tunnelton
J. F. Wilkingon
Blairsville
John P. Blair Ia
J. G. Dell
Bolivar
W. H. McKee
Scottdale
Joseph Moore
Lovejoy
A. K. Coon
James McGregor
Jonh Wells
Gilmore Bell
Creakside
Mre
Hegh Bell
S. A. Hamilton
Oxford, Md
C. W. Hamilton
Pittesorg
W. A. Hamilton
East Oak, Street
Effie Ellaler
Rochester & Pittsburg Allied Interests
Yates
Robinson
Andrew Nese
Andrew Neva
Amy
Nese
George W. Graff
North Sixth Street
Clover Leaf Dairy
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