Langham and Henry Winners at Primary in Indiana County
The Indiana county primary drew sparse turnout with Langham defeating White in all four district counties by margins around 11 015 in Indiana 2 500 Jefferson 2 000 Armstrong 500 Clarion 500. Henry nearly matched Langham while Watson trailed White. Blairsville backer McLain and McGregor tempering veteran support. Final totals incomplete as four district returns await filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Assembly
N. Langham
Harry White
James T. Henry
M. C. Watson
Langham
Indiana
Jefferson
Armatrong
Clarion
Old Guard
Watson
GA R State Encampment Opens in Harrisburg
The annual Grand Army of the Republic state encampment will open Tuesday evening in Harrisburg with a business meeting on Wednesday and a parade on Thursday Captain A H Mitchell of Indiana is chief marshal Post No 28 delegates include T P Stephens and John Frech Alternates James M Marshall William A St Clair John N Banks will also attend the encampment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Harrisburg
A. H. Mitchell
Indiana
Marshall
Poat No
T. P. Stephens
John Frech
James M. Marshall
Wm. A. St Clair
John N. Banks
Pennington's knee pants sale for boys age 3 to 17
Pennington's Clothing and Shoe Store offers 800 pairs of boys knee pants at half price this week. Regular prices range from 25 cents to 1 dollar eighty, with sale prices from 18 to 76 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington’s Clothing and Shoe Store
Ashbaugh Family Reunion at Good Farm in East Mahoning
The Ashbaugh families announce their annual reunion at the A. D. Good farm in East Mahoning township on Thursday June 23. All relatives are invited to attend.
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Ashbaugh
A. D. Good
East Mahoning
Township
Returns of Republican Primary Election Held June 4 1910
The article reports the results of the Republican primary held on Saturday June 4 1910. It notes candidates and vote counts across districts and identifies leading contenders in various local races.
P R R Begins Work On New Passenger Station
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co moves to install a new passenger station in Indiana. P R Artley of Blairsville starts work, with old facilities to be until completed. The Eighth Street brick freight station will be remodeled into a passenger station with buff brick, large waiting rooms, ticket office and baggage room. Company F leads rifle range efforts, fielding a strong team for the Highland Range shoot for the Tenth Regiment trophy, with members including Sergeant Wallace Agey and privates Earhart Pierce McLain and Davidson.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Indiana
P. R. Artley
Blairsville
Eighth Street
Watch
Highland Range
Pittsburg
Tenth Regiment
Greensburg
Wallace Agey
Harry W. Earhart
William Pierce
Charles McLain
Walter Davidson
Clymer
McLain
Matthaw Bruce
Kiski Beats Normal. Second Game Likely At Blairsville Or Johnstown
The Kiski nine defeated Indiana Normal 10 to 0 at Saltsburg on Saturday, aided by 17 hits to Normal’s five and costly errors by Normal in the field. Normal leads to a third game, to be played soon at Blairsville or Johnstown, with three tougher matches against St. Vincent College Pittsburg College and the Pittsburg Collegiants. Blairsville Firemen beat Pitesirn 4 to 3 at Blairsville, despite Blairsville’s ten hits to three by the visitors, and the lineup featured Traynor 53 Wilson 8rd Guthrie Znd Brown Seanor 1st George 1 Johnson m Thompson r Empfield p.
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H. J. Martin
Armstrong
D. W. Davi Armstrong
Perry McCreight Banks
Banks
J. T. Smith J. V. Bowers Blacklick
Blair
Grant Ramey Burrell
Vane
Chis. Barkin Burrell
L. Spire
Mj i
Warry Gilpatrici
Josey v. Dickey
Don Cherryhill
Shephe Clymer
Rankin Conemaugh
R A. Harbison Conemaugh
Dixon Conemaugh
McKelvey
Creekside
R. ¥. Getty
Glen Campbell
Grant
James C. Douglass Green
J. W. Dexinney
Kipp
Fomer City
A. T. Wier
Indiana
C. Kulu
Paul D. Shacret
Robert T. Marlin
Waeethene
J. HB. McKean
Aes
Jacksonville
John A. Downey
Ave
Mahoning
G. A. Minser
al W. B. Coleman
Sone Mahoning
Saeersveee
A. H. Mahon
Marion Center Rr
Aaron Houk
Mechanicsburg
B. G. Blackstone
E .A. McConville
Planiville
McKee Davis
Rayne
F. G. Hoer Rayne
Wm. Reed Saltsburg Pateeneay
Anes Peatly
Indiana Normal
Kiski
Saltsburg
Normal
Kiaki
Timaa
Blairsville
Johnstown
Norman
St. Vincent College
Pittsburg College
Pittsburg Collegians
Blairaville
Pitesirn
Traynor
Wilson
Guthrie
Brown
Seanor
George
Johnson
Thompson
Empfield
Bear Seen in Brush Valley Near Mechanicsburg
Great excitement followed a large black bear sighting near Mechanicsburg on Saturday. Rural Mail Carrier Fleming and several residents watched as the bear approached people, yet it did not appear wild. A group pursues the animal through the woods hoping to capture it, likely escaped from itinerant musicians seen in the county recently.
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Mechanicsburg
Fleming
Increase for Miners at Graff Brothers Mines Armagh
The Graff Brothers coal mines near Armagh announce a 5 cent wage increase for miners effective June 1 and for salaried workers. Preparations for electric motor haulage to transfer coal to the tipple are under way, with machinery ordered. Mine foreman David Harvey oversees about 125 workers, producing around 225 tons daily for steamship shipment.
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Graff Brothers
Armagh
Alton
David Harvey
Indiana Glass Works Resumes Full Operations After Upgrade
The Indiana glass works resumed work in all departments this morning after a weeklong shutdown for installation of new machinery to meet higher production. The plant has been running full with ample orders. A prior report stating a summer vacation shutdown was not true.
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Indiana Glass Works
Bennett Shipped Horses and Tools for Maryland Road Job
M Bennett and Sons contractors shipped a car load of horses and a car load of tools to Calvert county Maryland the latter part of last week. They secured the contract to construct thirteen and a half miles of State macadam road near that place and began work about mid May.
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M. Bennett & Sons
Calvert County
Maryland
Gospel Meetings At Wesleyan Methodist Church
Special meetings held at The Wesleyan Methodist Church corner Church and 12th streets from Monday evening to Wednesday evening at 7 30 p m Rev A D Fero Evangelist of Levant New York expected to preach each week night All welcome C Lealie Smith Pastor
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Wesleyan Methodial Church
Cor. Church
12Th Streets
A. D. Fero
Levant
N. Y
Come. C. Lealie Smith
Mrs Nehrig Undergoes Major Operation at Indiana Hospital
Mrs John Nehrig of Blacklick underwent a severe surgical operation at Indiana Hospital on Friday. The procedure was performed by Dr. William Stewart of Fittaburg with assistance from Dr. W. D. Gates of town. Mrs Nehrig is recovering slowly and favorably.
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John Nehrig
Blacklick
Indiana Hospital
de. William Stewart
Fittaburg
W. D. Gates
Town
Retired Editor John C Miller of Barnasboro Star
John C Miller has retired from the editorship of the Barnasboro Star and the Patton Courier two weekly papers published by Star Publishing Company. his resignation took effect last week. A hardware dealer ad touts a wood finishing spray demonstration on June 9, 30 and 11, promising a veneer like surface, hides blemishes, and grain/color replication at a low cost per square foot, urging visitors to learn the process.
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John C. Miller Tan
Barnasboro Star
Patton Courier
The
Star Pubishing Company
Miller
Abe ! Hardware Co
W J Lang of Marion Center to graduate with honors
Graduate John Lang of Marion Center will earn a bachelor of arts degree from Washington and Jefferson College later this month. He graduates with honors and is in the oration class, among the students receiving degrees.
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John Lang
Marion Center
Washington and Jefferson College
Ulso
Change of Hours at Reading Room Opens Later
Beginning on Monday, June 6, the Free Reading Room will be open from 9 to 12 a m and from 7 to 9 p m, except Saturdays when it will be closed.
Glasses Complete from One to Eight Dollars
W P Lowry refracting optician offers complete glasses from 1 to 8 dollars at Mack's with a date fee and specifications for selecting styles and lens options.
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W. P. Lowry
No Contagious Diseases in Borough After Placard Removal
After removing the scarlet placard from the Samuel Cunningham home on Wayne Avenue, no persons remain quarantined for contagious diseases for the first time in a year. Earlier in February about 60 homes were quarantined for measles and scarlet fever. Canningham, 106 Ninth Street.
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Samuel Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
York Normal Lecture by King Benefits Y M C A
Byron W. King president of the Pittsburg School of Oratory lectured in the Normal chapel on Saturday evening for the benefit of the Y M C A. The talk was enjoyed by a large portion of the student body.
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Byron W. King
Pittsburg School of Oratory
Normal
Flour Price Breaks Track Local Deals
Hetrick and Wilson advertise lower flour prices with "Traperial" at 1.40 dollars per 49 pounds and "Goldenrod" at 1.30 dollars per 49 pounds. Local contact 882 W. 231-tf.
The Dancing Class at Idinwood Park This Week
Professor Fox hosts a dancing class at Idinwood Park on Waduesday evening. He plans new steps for his patrons this week and promises a lively session with fresh movements and music.
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Fox
Idinwood Park
Wad
Ake
Mulligery x Flowers Feathers and Pieces at St Mack's
A local collaboration blends Mulligery with Flowers Feathers and Pieces at St Mack’s, showcasing a mixed media exhibition. The event features overlapping styles, with artists presenting sculptural pieces and textile works in a contemplative gallery setting.
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St Mack's
Old Time Music Benefit Festival at Taylor Home
A festival and concert for the Free Reading Room will be at Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Taylor’s on Tuesday at 7 30. Programs feature piano duets, solos, and male quartet selections by a long list of local performers including Miss Fannie Thomas Miss Alice Taylor Mr Ralph Hastings Mrs David Blair Miss Leila Farlin Mia Edna Gagewell Mrs Elmer Ellie and Mr Alex M Stewart among others with songs such as The Last Rose of Summer Robin Adair and Home Sweet Home.
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D. B. Taylor
Rugpsodhe Hongroise
Fannie Thomas
W. S. Hamilton
Alice Taylor
Sie Hal
the Squire
Ralph Hastings
Mabel McCreight
Annie Lauria
Annie Hanley
David Blair
Leila Farlin
Mia Edna Gagewell
Mabelle Glenn
Blue Bells of
Swoteland
Robin Adair
Menara
Alex
M. Stewart
Harry Gaughlin
Charlee Park
W. v. Walker
Piaro
Clarence V. McCreighlet
Elmer Ellie
Afton
J. N. K. Hickman
Anna Mae Watson
Alex M. Stewart
Mie
Hamlin E. Cagagall
Sweet Home
One Man's Misfortune in a New Jersey Street Tale
An unclear fragment mentions Wilwell and Calon Thomas Sutton at 3 South 6th Street. The text appears damaged and supplies sparse readable facts about a local person and an address. No clear event or outcome is established.
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Wilwell
Calon Thomas Sutton
Bouth 6Th Street
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Langham and
Henry
Ken. White
Nick
Indiana County
J. N. Langham
Ga.r
Mack's
Syeene
Blairsville Firemen
Brush Valley
Bruin
Graff Mines
Glass Works
Bennetts
Nehrig
Sereea Deere
B.C. Mack & San
Mack
Canningham
OLD Time Music
New Century Club
Springer
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