Death closes career of Indiana citizen Samuel McCartney
Samuel McCartney of Righth and Water Street died after a lingering illness at age 74. Born October 21, 1818 near Getty and Oakland, he built a long, active life with two factories and investments across Sheloha Jacksonville and Jell’a Mille areas. A temperance and Union advocate, he supported Presbyterian missions in India and left substantial bequests via the presbyterial secretary. He helped many private individuals and left a substantial local legacy.
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Bile Pooler
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Recap
The column lists recent deaths and funeral plans: Rev. Dr. Samuel W. Mille D.D. dies in Spokane with services at McOstiney home and Oakland Cemetery interment. Rev. Dr. Brownlee to conduct. Mrs. Miriam Work Van Horn, 74, dies from stroke in East Mahoning. interment at Mahoning Church. Young Guy Loughry, 15, dies of typhoid at his sister’s home in DuBois. burial at Marchand cemetery. D. E. Brenneman, 60, prominent Jefferson County attorney, dies in Brookville. services held. Mrs. Margaret Agues Molalge, 43, Wilkinsburg resident, dies. survived by husband and daughter. Methodist-Episcopal member.
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Weat Newton
J. Day
Brownlee
Oakland Cemetery
Samuel W. Mille
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Washington and Jefferson College
Presbyterian Church
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Spokane
Miller
Cedar Rapide
Iowa
Wooster Ad Mansfeld
Salteburg
Pasadena
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Aindow
Miriam Work van Horn
Pupxaubawnsy
Elijah Steele
East Mahoning Township
Rhein
Anderson
Alexander
Pittsburg
Moses
Marton Center
Aaron Bresle
Indiana
Mahoning Church
Guy Loughry
Mire
E. B. Dixon
DuBois
Marchand
D. E. Brenneman
Jefferson County
Brookville
Margaret Agaoes Molalge
David McKaige
Wilkinsburg
Methodiat-Episcopal Church
Half Holiday Bargain Day Announced
An employee Half Holiday is inaugurated for Friday with a one day Bargains event at The Bon Ton. Read tomorrow's ad for details and store offers available only on Friday.
Notice to Building Contractors for Graceton and Risinger School
Notice to building contractors to view plans for a five story school in Risinger District and an addition to Graceton school between Graceton and Cora. See plans at the Building Committee Office of Mr C M Lingle Graceton Pa. Bids open July 18. S M Miller Secretary Center townable 208-21
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Graceton
Cora
C. M. Lingle
S. M. Miller
Center Townable
Padlock On Toe Experts Aid Rescue at East Church Retreat
In a curious mishap, Guy Smith, aided by his grandfather J C Rugh, found a padlock stuck on his grey toe at East Church retreat. After exhausting house keys, they sought help at Work's machine shop where a jack assisted removal with nine bolts lending a hand.
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J.C. Rugh
East Church Etreat
Lineman Severely Burned After Live Wire Contact
W. 8 Murray was painting a coal plant at Greekeide on July 6 when he touched a live wire and suffered a severe burn to his left foot. Companions carried him to Adrian hospital Punxentawney where he is receiving treatment.
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Greekeide
Adrian Hospital
Punxentawney
Lecture on American Privileges in Freekside Friday Night
In Freekside there will be a lecture Friday evening July 10 at the M. H. pharab Crockelde by Rev. Mabon. His subject will be America Privileges and Beanoota Ail. all are cordially invited.
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Randy For Ping Powge in the Old Times Building
Fragmentary text mentions Randy and Crawford related to a Times Building location with unclear details. The readable pieces reference 908 and a garbled phrase about a person, a building, and names, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Regr Af Crawford
VISIT TO STE ANNE DE BEAUPRE AND PA COURT HEARING
A Pennsylvania editorial party touring Quebec visits Ste Anne de Beaupre, viewing relics and the famed church, with pilgrims and a New York donor gift. In Pennsylvania, Julia Hirsch sues Jacob Abrams and family for fraud as trial opens, with testimony, interruptions, and sharp debates. Abrams family held for court.
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Quebec
Tours
Press League
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Squire James A. Crossman
Julia Hirach
New Orleans
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Ben Abrams
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Harry White
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Miss Hirsch
Briggs
Samuel Cunningham
Tawney
Abrams
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Dixonville
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Mise Hirsch
Harrieborg
Jénese
August Tancey
Ringe
B. H. Briggs
Ben Abrama
Johnstown
Julia
Crewson
Toio
Dixonv Ie
Benny
Bapatke
August Tawney
Eave
Dixonville Allegation Ties Ben to Theft in Cincinnati
A fragment states that in Dixonville Ben tore a large thing from her finger during an encounter, she handed him the final diamond, and he then took her watch in Cincinnati. The wording is unclear and unnamed in places.
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Sabbath School Convention Program at Homer City
A Sabbath School convention takes place at the Lutheran church in Homer City on July 16. The program includes an afternoon devotional, an address of welcome by J. P. St. Clair, responses by Mary Johnston, and talks by J. O. White with Miss Alice Moorhead and Miss Carrie Houston on building an ideal Bible school, preparation for the season with H. C. Conéron and others, and a discussion on the value of questioning. Evening includes scripture reading and prayer by Rev. A. BF Richards, addresses by Supt. Guthrie and Rev. W. L. Barret, offering, and adjournment.
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Lutheran Church
Homer City
J. W. Shaffer
J. P. St.Clair
Mary Johnston
J. O. White
Alice Moorhead
Carrie Houston
H. C. Conéron
Kata Wiley
Jobn F. Pounds
Change at School House in Indiana Second Ward
Indiana School Board held a brief session focusing on the Second ward school. Hyda Murphy Company representatives met with directors and accepted several board suggestions. Building will resume soon with minor material changes. New York firm to issue school ponds. Oliver Fry reports teachers elected at the June meeting have accepted positions.
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Second Ward
Hyda-Murphy Company
New York
Oliver Fry
One Killed in Sudden Fall of Coal at Mine
One miner named Tarrey was instantly killed while a companion, Charles St. Peter, was seriously injured in a slate cutting and coal dislodge accident at about 9 oclock Tuesday July 7 in a mine near Tarrey. Tarrey was caught after the mass and killed. St. Peter survived with several injuries. The body was recovered after two hours and the death deemed instantaneous. Funeral services were held at the cemetery near Tarrey, who left a family. St. Peter, recently recovered from fever, returned to work a few days ago, aged about 21.
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Mason exonerated in Brookline fatality inquest
William Mason, who killed E. T J. Hass and injured J. Horace Mc Ginnity at the Brookline baseball grounds on June 22, was exonerated from responsibility. An inquest by Coroner Joseph G. Armstrong returned an accidental death verdict, citing a clerical error in selling loaded cartridges. B R Reno and Robert Cres testified.
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William ©. Mason
E. T J. Hass
J. Horace McGinnity
Brookline Baseball Grounds
Joseph G. Armatrong
Mason
B. R. Reno
Robert Cres
Armagh and Webrum Triumph in Holiday Ball Games
Exciting baseball fixtures marked the Armagh and Webrum celebrations. At Armagh the home team beat Morrellville 7 to 0, with Doc Hilley’s pitching highlighting the win. Webrum split results, defeating Wheatfield 9 to 7 and losing to Nant-y-Glo 14 to 8.
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Armagh
Webrum
Morrellville
Doc Hhilley
Wheatfield
Nant-y-Glo
Bedford in Fifth Regiment Company Formed in Bedford
Bedford is represented in the Fifth Regiment by a new company organized there that week. The unit replaces Company H from Johnstown and leaves the Flood City without guard provisions until a vacancy opens.
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Fifth Regiment
Johnstown
Kept Boot Girl's Diamond Mystery Reported
Fragmentary text shows a local note about a girl and a diamond with unclear names and details. The snippet mentions alleged failure and a young person, but specifics and context are unreadable.
McPherson-Edmie nuptials and Palmer pounds union noted
In a small ceremony at Free Methodist Church Street Rev Lewis H Palmer officiated. Daniel Palmer and India Elizabeth Pounds, respected locals, were among mourners and guests. A private reception at Maple Street followed as town residents praised the couple’s union and community ties.
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