For Sale or Rent Peters Garman Property Corner Wayne and Grant
Quick Lunch and Din dog Parlors for sale in Altoona Pennsylvania on Main Street nets about two hundred dollars monthly above expenses. Cash or payments accepted. Address A H Strohe 1418 Eleventh Ave Altoona PA 266 31.
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Peter Garman
Wayne Ave
Grant St
J. M. Daugherty
Phila. Street
Caroline Garman
Altoona
A. H. Strohe
Eleventh Ave
Lost Opal Brooch Reported at Office
Lost item described as a pearl broach with an opal center, likely misplaced. Finder urged to return it to this office.
Curtiss Demonstrates Bomb Dropping From Air Over Yacht
Aviator Glenn Curtiss high above the Atlantic Coast, in July, uses oranges as bombs to simulate deck strikes on a yacht used as a target. Naval officials debate implications for war vessels while Walter Brookins performs daring maneuvers. Brookins wins $5,000 for altitude record, Curtiss $5,000 for a fifty mile straightaway.
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Atlantic City
N. I
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss
William Allen Jones
United States Engineer Corps
Army
Jones
Walter Brookins
Wright
Cheera
Brookins
Herrmann Heads the Elks Grand Exalted Ruler Elected
Cincinnati man Garry Herrmann won the Elks Grand Exalted Ruler post at Detroit convention without opposition. Officers elected included Edward Leach of New York as grand treasurer and P H Shields of Clarksburg as grand tiler. Atlantic City chosen as 1911 convention site.
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Grand Lodge of Wilks
Lyveim
Grand Jodge
Grand Lodge
Garry Herrmann
Edward Leach
New York
Shields
Clarksburg
W. Va
Atlantic City
Stabbing Fatality Tells of Cousin Feud in Waverly Ohio
In Waverly Ohio on July 18, eighteen year old Jesse Brown was fatally stabbed by his cousin L C Carlton near Ladd. Brown had objected to Carlton escorting his sister home from a children's day event. Carlton has not yet been apprehended.
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Waverly
Jesse Brown
L. C. Carlton
Ladd
Brown
Carlton
Eneugh
Certton
Silence Baffles Doctors as Hermit Hoffman Dies
Somerville New Jersey July 13 Silas Hoffman known as Bodminister hermit dies at sixty seven after thirty one years of complete silence He remained bed bound for about half his life and spoke only to his sister Margaret Lane moments before dying The cause of his silence baffled physicians and he showed no signs of insanity Mt Clemens Michigan July 18 city orders gamblers to leave and close rooms amid grand jury probe, betting halls shut down with reform pressure.
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Hoffman
Allenists
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Pittsburg Markets Show Mixed Live Stock Prices
Pennsylvania and Ohio creamery products and diverse live stock listings feature hogs, cattle, sheep, and veal calves. Prices vary by grade with prime beef in the high seven to eight dollar range, light cattle and fat cows down, and hogs fluctuating across prime and midrange.
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Herrig Island
Baseball Results and Standings from Late May
Baseball results from Boston Philadelphia New York Detroit and Washington with partial box scores and inning counts. Standings show Philadelphia 49 23 New York 43 25 Detroit 40 41 St Louis 31 86 Chicago 29 44, with today planned games Chicago at Boston Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York St Louis at Philadelphia.
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American League
Boston
Cleveland
Mahoney
Cicotte
Carrigan
Madden
Doane
Mitchell
Palkenberg
Bemis
Easterly
Philadelphia
Detroit
Coombs
Lapp
Penn
Strand, Works
Schmidt
New York
Chigago
Warhop
Sweeney
Scott and Sullivan
Washington
St. Louis
Johnson and Street
Crouch and Allen
Meston
Greveland
Chicago
Tecsene
Louis
Phiadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Rae Cimainnati
Brooklyn
Gasper
Beebe
McLean
Barger
Erwin
RHE
St. L
Mattern
Curtis
Graham
Lush
Raleigh
Bresnalan
Phelps
Pet Shisago
Irzyanens
St Louis
Goon Ih SPOTS and Lem Jackson in Civil War tale
A Harper's Weekly excerpt follows Lem Jackson a lazy man from Green Ville Tenn who shirks work until the Civil War draws him into the Confederate army. Wounded repeatedly including shots to thigh shoulder and body he endures six months hospital stay and returns to duty. He quirks about war being not so bad and laments household tensions with his shrewish wife, while Dr Girdner encounters him in Greenville in June 1863 after yet another wound reporting on his stubborn persistence through the war.
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Green
Ville
Lem
Rip van Winkle
Dr. Girdner
Appomattox
Doc
Harper's Weekly
A Game of Ball How It May Strike a Stranger
A humorous portrait argues baseball as Americas defining sport. A foreign observer would move from contempt to awe watching a grandstand of 80 000. The scene focuses on a batter, pitcher, and a muffed shoe spike moment, culminating in a tense, comic scramble.
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America
Saya Eilig Parker Butler
Success Magazine
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Cemdiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Jackson
Mgr
Carlier
Waw Gazette Building
Carpenter Ave
Indiana
Hannimakers
North Ninth Street
Clarence Smith
the Gazette
Indiana House
Wilmer Stewart
Geo. Cline
Blacklick
Grafton
Powers
South Seventh Street
J. R. King
A.o.d
Camberlain
Herrmann
THE
ELKS
Hermit
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Loughby’s
Ladies
Oxfords
Lawusa
W. R. Loughry &Co
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace Hsu
Oprieto
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
Moorhead Bros
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