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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
1
Court sustains motion to quash indictment amid elation and subsequent forcible commitment events. Railroad officers and sheriff escort prisoners to jail after a contested hearing, while the public demeanor shifts from protest to compliance under force. English note on Chamberlain’s remedy is appended to unrelated local dairy advert.
A 14 year old Katharine Hoy was fatally gored by a vicious cow in Marion on June 16. The report catalogs a series of June 10 incidents across several towns including mining accidents, drownings, stabbings, and a gas rate change in Youngstown.
A fragmentary note from a September issue mentions Lea Dee and Wheat with references to B5t and BT 4, lacking clear context or full details. The readable items point to names Lea Dee and Wheat, but no event, place, or outcome is specified.
A Hampton Tennessee resident reports a rapid recovery for a daughter’s sprained ankle after using Chamberlain's Palo Salts. The family bought a bottle at a Butler store, bathed the ankle several times, and slept soundly that night. By morning the girl was much better and soon able to walk without further trouble. The letter is signed E. M. Bramitt. 26 and 60, ten cents each, for sale by all druggists.
Jacob C. Conner, notable lumber man of South Tenth Street, married Miss Margaret Rivers of Freeport in Pittsburg on Tuesday. The couple plan to move to Indiana soon and will reside at the Duquesne Hotel while setting up housekeeping. The notice also lists local business ads and a funeral for Miss Verde Hockenberry, with sale announcements by J. H. Kiater and others.
Mrs A S Moorhead and children visit Wilkinsburg as Western University graduates celebrate with William Johns in medical class. Advice on a salve for a distressing ailment and nursing cautions appear. Chestnut Grove Park opening nights revised to Tuesday and Friday with Apple’s Orchestra. J H Kinter agle tonight at seven. Lieutenant Naulty of the Panama Canal Commission visits Lawrence Halinger. Cork Lined Refrigerators advertised.
Alex M. Stewart returns home from Princeton after attending his class reunion of 1898. Maurice Sutter visits his uncle Dr. Hamilton in Punxatagawanoy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rowe travel in Warren. Fannie and Minnie Jones, formerly of town, visit Pine Flats. Miss Minoa Jones has been reelected to Lerpahool in Weatmont. Miss Cora Stitt of Blakeville spent Tuesday there with friends.
Local shop advertises ready-to-wear garments offering tailor-made fit and the appearance of hand tailored, promising personalized craftsmanship and a refined finish for every customer.
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