31 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1905
Page
1
Daily Mail Warsaw correspondent describes street fighting and widespread looting of alcohol shops. Troops fire from four sides after a regiment moves to Novis Wiat street. Innocent bystanders shot accidentally, soldiers occasionally drunk and disciplined.
Recent deaths include Mrs Archibald Cochran of Churoh eet who died after a brief illness and leaves several children in Homer City Latrobe and Johnstown. Miss Mary Jane Kauffman of White township died at the State Hospital Warren after months of illness. Devoted to United Presbyterian Church, Cochran’s funeral may be held Thursday. Other obituaries honor Mrs Kauffman of White township and Harrison Kauffman of Gourartown. J Vernon Hoover, 14, died of pneumonia in East McKfford Pittsburgh while George Richard Hoover of Atwoos aged 69 survived by eight children. Births and Civil War veteran ties noted. Conrath Learo of Southbatrost referenced in local notices.
Misa Clara Deteiler visits sister Mrs Ke of Cannellsville while others travel to Holvar to scout the basketball team. Mrs W J Wilson of town and Mrs McGara of Chambersville shop in Pittsburg. Miss Nellis Snyder of Pooxantawey visits Miss Tessie Stoops, a Normal student. Jolo Lewis Hammond Johnston and a dozen from Bolivar attended last night’s game. Charles Martin and Harry Puatterson of Baltburg with E d Corbett Clyde Soanor Milton Guthrie and others from Kiski cheered for the Old Boys. Guests at the New American House included J H Baker Blairsville and H Cark, Glen Campbell J M Thompson J E Long J J Purcell Heilwood H H Myers Ebensburg K J Robinson Robinsonson C G Brisner Wehrum W H Lingenfelter Lovejoy and James Starford Lyron.
Mrs T M Duncan visited Pittsburg last week. Mrs J B Carson attended her uncle William Moreland's funeral in Pittsburg. Sleighing parties were plentiful with chaperones Bertha Travia and Mamie Torrence guiding trips to Homer City and to Miss Hettie Dixon's home near Blacklick. Mrs D M Fair of East End Pittsburg spent Friday with J M Oconer. Elsa Wiggins visited Olive Eapay of Homestead. Rev P S C Davia of Norfolk preached at the Baptist board Sunday. The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church plans a social Friday evening.
The Dunn Guide editor publishes a clipping praising Hyomei as a cure for catarrh, claiming relief without stomach dosing. A letter from J P Pitman endorses Hyomei and mentions a strong guarantee, price one dollar with sixty cent refills, and claims of soothing and healing the mucous membranes.
An advertisement from Jordan Publishing Co. promotes a ten cent yearly subscription for a new illustrated monthly publication, Witigfacion, featuring fashion, house craft, patterns, children's page and puzzles, domestic culture, agriculture topics, and more, prepaid for a year. The offer lists 881 Fourth Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Trade and rental notices list rooms for rent homes for sale and building lots in Grant Street Ninth Street West School Street and Philadelphia Street. Properties include 8 to 16 room brick and frame houses with modern amenities and electric road access. Several parcels offer investment value with prices from 1 000 to 16 000 and a large hotel property at 10 000.
The Old Boys defeated South Side 27 to 19 in a disciplined game marred only by one manager as Western University disbands its team amid internal troubles. Indiana beat Elderton Academy 21 to 16, while local housing and lot ads promote affordable seven room homes and building plots near the Court House.
Donahey and McMillen were wed January 3 in Utah with Ella McMillen of Dixonville and Gere Doushey officiating. Attendants Sara Adams and Hwery Lydick. Reception planned at groom’s parents home in Utah.
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