Neal Nominated At Indiana Democratic Convention
At Library Hall Indiana Democrats held a county convention with 124 delegates. Lew Neal led a crowded race for County Commissioner on the first ballot, while other nominations were made for Auditor Prothonotary Sheriff and Treasurer, and Franklin Sansom was re elected County Chairman.
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Board of
Frank Douglass
Harvey S. Buuhanan
Indiana
Hay
Library Hall
Franklin Sansom
Walter Marsha
Blairaville
John W. Schadle
Saliuburg
Ransom
John W. McCune
Doin H. McQune
D. M. Miller
D. W. Smith
William Devlin
Fred Herlinger
John K. McElhooes
Rayne
Harry W. Fee
Walter Forsha
Barker
Baliaburg
Register & Recorder
J. Dick Wilson
Sherrff
Arthur W. Campbell
Brughvalley
G. D. Patrick
Green
Campbell
Patrick
William Schurr
Lew Neal
Neal
Hill
Morrison
Thmpson
Stumpf
Calhoun
Slim nomination signals local election shifts
After a nomination, Mr. Neal delivered a speech noting he would not pursue conflicts with others. Harvey Buchanan was nominated for Q County Auditor, defeating Frank Douglass 90 to 31. Harry W. Fee was unanimously chosen as delegate to the State convention.
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Mala
Man
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Buchanan
Q County
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Harry W. Fee
More Sewers to Be Built In Tiwan Borough
Regular town council meeting approves extending the sewer system by enacting ordinances for lateral sewers on Philadelphia Street and Worth Street and Water Street and South Seventh Street. Petitions for Church Street and Oakland Avenue projects await framing. Treasurer reports borough finances strong and contractor John Hermann paid in part. Council mulls stricter enforcement of dog tax as many stray dogs remain.
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Sixth
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Church Street
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Indiana school board holds first meeting and swears in directors
The Indiana School Board met Monday night to organize for the year and sworn in four new directors James M Watt Rev Lewis Hay Meada Marshall and K D Mack Former officers E M Lockard president Oliver Fry secretary and John B Taylor treasurer were re elected The board moved monthly meetings from Monday to the first Thursday of each month The next meeting Thursday night will elect borough teachers if a full board is present
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Indiana School Board
James M. Watt
Lewis Hay
Meada Marshall
K. D. Mack
E. M. Lockard
Oliver Fry
John 3B. Taylor
Sohool Board
Cahoola
Graceton Strike Briefly Disrupts Coke Works
Rumors say 200 miners and supporters gathered at Gravaton over a new Graceton Coke Works policy. Superintendent Single reports the unrest as a trifling affair. About 80 of 155 Italians opposed the policy, though the dispute was short and workers returned to their duties.
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Cassatt Leaves Equitable Board in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report confirms A J Cassatt resigns as director of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Harrisburg note says Adolph Koenig’s appointment to a ten thousand dollar Health Commissioner post was the subject of a conference with Senator Penrose. Also reports a Kiski baseball win over Normal 6104 with Corbett homered. Six drowned in Palermo during vessel experiments.
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Harrisburg
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Packer
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Hiski
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Corbett
Rumor of Czar and Kaiser Assassination Fails
Wall Street rumor swirled on June six of a possible assassination involving Czar Nicholas and Kaiser Wilhelm, but no confirmation by 2 30 PM. Meanwhile Prince Frederick William wed Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg at Berlin's Imperial Palace with about 1 000 guests from major royal houses.
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Seven Russian Colliers Interned at Shanghai
A United States dispatch from Shanghai reports seven Russian subjects, including a torpedo boat destroyer Bodig crew members, interned at Woosung, the port serving Shan der, under Chinese government authority with Consul involvement in Washington.
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United States
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Bodig
Three Men Scalded to Death at Emma Furnace Incident
In Cleveland on June 6, James Donahue William McBride and an unknown Pole were scalded to death at the Emma furnace of the American Steel Wire Co. Three others were injured, with some rescuers also hurt during the blaze.
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Cleveland
James Donahue
William McBride
Emma Furnace
American Steel Wire Co
Delcasse resigns as French Foreign Minister is announced
Paris reports that on June 6 the French Foreign Minister Delcasse resigned from the post and later assumed charge of the Foreign Office while Premier Rougier remains in place.
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Foreign Office
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Indiana boys in new store at Marion opening
Hildebrand and Ansley opened their new drug store at Fourth and Washington in Marion last evening to a throng of several thousand. The store is described as one of the finest in the state with modern furnishings and complete departments. Ladies were entertained by Miss Lucia Ader and Miss Jessie Springer during the event.
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Peniae
Atore
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Jessie Springer
Cigara
Matinee Club Forms To Aid Fourth Of July Fair
The Matinee Club organized to cooperate with fair managers for the Fourth of July celebration. Officers named include President Alex M Stewart and Vice President Jack Richards. A future meet is planned at the fairgrounds Friday at 1 30 with horse entries anticipated and a program featuring races a balloon ascent and a band.
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Jack Richards
B. H. Lichteberger
Harry Laughlin
Clarance Smith
R. B Young
Fred Jamiaun
M. Wortman
Mair
Iodiena
Indiana Baptist Association Meets at Blairsville June 14 15
The Indiana Baptist Association will hold meetings in Blairsville on Wednesday and Thursday June 14 and 15 with Sunday School and Young People Union programs. Key events include Devotional Services, addresses by Ed Widdowson J C O Slagle and M V S Gold, reports from schools, and committee appointments.
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Indiana Association
Blairaville
Ed. Widdowson
J. C. O. Slagle
Jennia Bartlebaugh
J. Thomas Davis
A. Ju Weimer
E. E. Hall
A. D. Cravener
Parente
M. V. S. Gold
A. J. Furce
Missina Hook
J. C. Kimple
Rev
O. W. Sheriff
W. A. Hillis
Child dies after severe burns in Smathers home
The Gazette reports little Bertha Baker was severely burned at her uncle Harry Fleming’s Smathers home on Saturday morning. After enduring four hours of agony, the child died from her injuries. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. J. W. Schaetzer, with interment at Bouhel cemetery.
Postponed Trials in Ebenaburg Court Term
The case of Stephen Fellows, a Barrenboro miner, for his wife’s murder and son’s attempted murder, scheduled for the Jane term at Ebenaburg, has been postponed to the September term. Hellana granted a new trial after a conviction due to alleged jury charge errors in Cambria county. defense preparation delays hinder retrial.
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Barrenboro
Jane
Ebenaburg
Hellana
Brogada
Cambria County
Androeya
June Court Advances with Guilty Plea and Borough Creation
June term proceeds with Charles Kerr and Liara Nichols cases, Samuel Feraro pleads guilty to unlicensed liquor sale and awaits sentencing. Creekside incorporated as a borough with July 11 election at Gibson Hall, officials appointed, and various cases settled or pending. Brews charged without license and bonds posted for appearances. grand jury reports no further indictments at noon.
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Commonwealth
Charles Kerr
Liara Nichols
William Mc~ Orady
Carrie Jones
Samuel Feraro
Clarksburg
Creekside
Gibson Hall
Frank Gibson
Clark Speedy
J. M. Mcfcatera
M. Ty Qarnahan
E Walker Smith
U Commonwealth
Isaac Billings
Doc Billings
Indiana
Commonwealth Va
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Commonwealth Ve
DuBois Brewing Company
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H E Bargos
Solomen David
Kayne Township
A. J. Nybourgh
Sandy Danbar
Glen Campbell
Ww.o. Harvey
John Baird
Gies Campbell
N. &. Harvey
Andrew Baird
Montgomery Township
Conner
Jon Muck
G McAtoon
Grant Township
Forgery Charged in Blairsville Case
A forgery case in Blairsville centers on a check signed Grover John K. Miller for $26, raised from a P R R cash box by John P Archibald. A warrant was issued for J D Newton, a colored barber and former 4 Mf E church officer, accused of the forgery.
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John K. Miller
John P Archibald
P. R
Chask
Harry New
J D. Newton
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Notice to Daytractors Sealed Bids for Sewer Project
Notice to contractors in Indians Borough invites proposals for 5 009 feet of sewer pipe 10 inch sand and curb sawer pipe with manholes Sealed bids are due Thursday evening June 16 1906 with a $100 certified check The council may reject any or all bids Address K M Mullen Borough Engineer Me
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K. M. Mullen
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