Indiana Brewery Beer Theft Case Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
The jury returned a not guilty verdict for the defendants in a case arising from a brewery burglary and beer theft at the Indiana Brewery. Witnesses described theft, sightings of Gaston and Kime drunk in woods, and a large man. defense argued improper indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellar M. Harrie
Indiana
Ed Gaston
Kime
Indian Brewing Company
Baker
Ed Palmer
Max Coleman
Gaston
William Baker
Harry Palmer
Rosa
Coleman
S. W. Cox
John McCardle
Stewart Thompson
White's
Jlentine Huffman
Bose
Todiap
Apex
Getty
Weather’s
Apa "Almer
Yoloski
Slavis
Atone Bogue
Voloski
Sheriff Wettling
Ross Coleman
M.M. Brady
Charles Bennett
Atone House
Commonwealth
Cunningham
Palmer
Smith
Ernest
Indiana House
Weamer’s
McCardle
Big Stranger
Reed Station
Pierce~ Wagers Ofl Co
Sanday
Harry
James Gompera
Henry Henry
Hanry Palmer
J. A. Crovsman
Herr Moreau
Croft
Edward Gaston
The
Commonwealth Ve
Richard Leplic
John Martin
James Clark
Frank Myers
Constable Fights Foreigner Over Powder Theft At Night
At Ebensburg on a Sunday night Constable Charles Stier of Nanvy-Glo captured a would be thief stealing powder from Montel Davis magazine. The foreigner wrested the revolver from Stier and, despite Stier firing a shot, forced the officer to retreat as the assailant pressed the weapon to his face. Stier was badly wounded and the foe was likely not seriously hurt. Also noted is Monroe Torrence receiving a gold medal at Mercersburg Academy for 1907 08 academic year and his recent election to the School Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Charles Stier
Nanvy-Glo
Montel Davis
Stiller
Stiffler
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Monroe Torrence
J. M. Torrence
Monroe
R. T. Marlin
Irvine
Reformed Church Board
Monroe WR
Lloyd Marlin
Cenate
Boy Burned by Powder Explosion in West Philadelphia
Lloyd Rowe, son of Mr and Mrs George Rowe of West Philadelphia street, was seriously burned Tuesday afternoon when a powder explosion ignited after a lighted match fell into the explosive. Eyebrows and much hair burned. Dr J M Torrence treated the facial burns and said eyesight remains intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rowe
George Rowe
West Philadelphia
Rowe
Lloyd
J. M. Torrence
Jeavons Co Presents A Poor Girl's Wrongs and Fort Meade Drama
The Jeavons Co presented A Poor Girl's Wrongs to a fair sized audience last night despite fears of rain. Those present enjoyed a pleasant evening. Tonight the company will present a drama titled The Girl From Fort Meade with new specialties between acts. Ladies and children's tickets are ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeavons Co
Cne
Fort Meade
Organize Italian Class Next Friday Evening
Bartholomew Tros will organize an Italian class next Friday at 8 PM at J. H. Russell’s home, 840 West Water Street. Weekly sessions run June to October for a $5 term. Also noted a burglary at L. B. Ulerich’s New Florence store with broken front window and stolen fruit, baseball bat, and hardware, no suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew Tros
J. H. Russell
West Water Street
Belves
L. B. Ulerich
New Florence
Lawn Fete on Judge White's Lawn This Thursday
The Ladies of the Lutheran church host a lawn fete on Judge White's lawn at 98 Philadelphia Street on Thursday evening. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Lutheran Church
Judge White
Philadelphia Street
Ball Accident Injures Rochester Principal on Saturday
In Rochester Mille a ballgame Saturday afternoon led to Prof. James P. Miller, principal of the local school, fracturing his arm. Jewelry priced at Teving's Ops was reduced by one fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Mille
James P. Miller
Teving
Ops
Families Are Made Closer Wedding Creates Odd Ties
Frank Gillespie of near Braddock and Mrs Martha Mulvehill of Strange town Indiana county aged 60 years wed recently. The ceremony features unusual ties as the bridegroom's son is married to the bride's daughter, making his mother-in-law his step-mother. Martha Gillespie, Frank's daughter, is married to Thomas Mulvehill, a nephew of Mrs Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gillespie
Braddock
Martha Mulvehill
Strangetown
Indiana County
Gillespie
Thomas Gillepele
James Gillespie
Rose Mulvehill
Mia
Here Aimsn
Martha Gillespie
Thomas Mulvebill
Baseball injury in Germany area shocks Pittsburg player
John Lewis of Pittsburg was struck in the heart by a pitched ball while playing in West Wheatfield township Germany on Saturday. He fainted and remained unconscious for hours. Dr Tittle of New Florence attends and reports he is resting well. Additional notes cover ice cream purchase demand, Brushvalley Normal sports scores, Pension Attorney Lang at local office Friday and Saturday, and second hand bicycles offer from Work's Garage and Hall's Hammocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
West Wheatfield Township
John Lewis
Pittsburg
Tittle
New Florence
Vacation Breaks Reach Brushvalley Students
June 10 report lists Edna Campbell Heabron Mabel Campbell Armagh Ethel Stewart Blairsville Roxie and Annie Kinter Graceton Mary Teater Homer City Clair Mitchell back from North Dakota Free Herlinger and wife Mrs Rugh visiting Indiana brother William Herlinger Mrs G T McCreary visiting Indiana and Homer City Vernon Shamcon Pittsburg visiting mother Clyde Herlinger Pittsburg two weeks home Pitcher McCrea 24 strikeouts at Twolck Broadvalley won 26 to 3 M E church fence surroundings improved by new enclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley
Edna Campbell
Heahbon
Mabel Campbell
Armagh
Ethel Stewart
Blairaville
Roxie
Annie Kinter
Graceton
Mary Teater
Homer City
Clair Mitchell
North Dakota
Herlinger
Rugh
Indiana
William Herlinger
G. T. McCreanas
Vernon Shamcon
Pittsburg
Clyde Herlinger
Pitcher McCrea
Twollck
Broadvalley
Fortnights Revival at Cookport Starts June 15
Beginning Monday June 15 a two week revival will be held at the Cookport Lutheran Church under pastor Rev Willia K Wille Jame. It aims to be the county’s largest revival in years with a lineup of ministers including Rev Turner Pur chase Line Rev Fierster Cherry tree Rev Sproul Penn Run Rev Mrs McCormick Mahaffey and Rev Hetrick Barnesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookport Lutheran
Willia K. Wille
Jame
Williams
Turner
Purchage Line
Fierster
Cherrytree
Sproul
Penn Run
Mre. McCormick
Mahaffey
Rev
Hetrick
Barnesboro
Twirling in Eastern League Targets Lefty Mellveen Return
Lefty Mellveen, formerly of Hideraridge State College and Pittsburg, is still able to pitch for Kideraridge and Indiana friends in the Eastern League. He started against Baltimore after success as an outfielder and hitter for Newark. Mellveen yielded two hits and one run for Baltimore while Newark runners totaled seven. He also collected three hits himself.
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Kideraridge
Indiana
Lefty McTlveen
Hideraridge
State College
Pittsburg
Newark
Stallinga
Baltimore
Mellveen
Orioles
Italian coal miner dies of injuries at depot
Tony Micali aged 24 an Italian died at Johnstown P R R depot from injuries suffered June 8 at Greenwich Coal Company's No 3 Mine near Cherry Tree. He had a fractured pelvis and was en route to Memorial Hospital. Undertaker Henderson prepared the body and it was shipped to Barnesboro for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Micali
Johnstown
Greenwich Coal Company
Cherrytres
Micali
Henderson
Barnesboro
Farmers Institutes Meeting Schedule for 1908-09
The County Board of Institute Managers will meet on Saturday June 13 at 9 a.m. in the Commissioners' office Indiana Pa to arrange locations for Farmers Institutes for the 1908 09 season. Those wanting institutes in their area should send a representative or write to the chair before the date with their wishes and facilities. S. M. McHenry, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Institute Managers
Commissioners’ Office
Indiana
S. M. McHenry
Blairaville College elects officers for board
The Blairaville College trustees have elected officers including President Rev Dr C C Hays of Johnstown Vice President Rev W S Barrett Secretary T C Watson Treasurer Major T D Cunningham and Counselor Paul Gpither.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairaville College
C. C. Hays
Johnstown
W. S. Barrett
T. C. Watson
T. D. Cunningham
Paul Gpither
Rochester Mills man injured by horse fall
Ronald Richards, son of Clark Richards of Rochester Mills, was severely injured Monday morning after falling from a horse. He sustained a forehead wound and minor bruises, treated by a physician. The notice also advertises repairs at Appleby & Peterson and jewelry discounts at Teing's and Jomalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Richards
Clark Richards
Rochester Mills
Appleby & Peterson
Epworth Leaguers convene at Blairsville district meet
The Epworth league convention for Blairsville district opens in Morrellville at Calvary M E church with 100 delegates. Mayor Alexander Wilson welcomes delegates and turns over city keys. Rev W F Hunter of Bolivar gives response. Presiding Elder W E Connor reviews the Baltimore conference. An evangelism address by Rev Dr William R Wedderspoon follows, and local attendees include Rev J F Dipner and Rev Albert Thomas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EpWorth League
Blairaville
Methodist Bpiacopal
Calvary M. EB
F. Street
Morrellville
Everett G. Morris Ia
Alexander Wilson
W. F. Hunter
Bolivar
W. E. Connor
Baltimore
I. A. Richarde
Homer City
William R Wedderspoon
Emery M. E
Pittsburg
Dn Homer
Stuniz
Philippines
J. W. Cary
Indiana M. KE
Gidoa Sre Mre
M. Langham
Mies Myrtle Wike
Megara
Wm. Fulton
Sewer Gas Explosion Injures Young Worker Near Bank
At about 2:30 this afternoon Glen Work, son of P. J. McGovern, was badly burned on face and arms when sewer gas exploded in a dark trench near the Deposit Bank. He was treated by Dr H B Buterbaugh and taken home. no serious injury to eyes.
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Glen Work
P. J. McGovern
Arma
H. B. Buterbaugh
South Tenth Street
Government contract brings G A Consingham to Fort Russell
G A Consingham of Wayne Avenue has left for Fort Russell near Cheyenne Wyoming to work as civil engineer on a government project building hospitals and other structures there. He recently recovered from typhoid fever contracted while at work on the Croton aqueduct near New York City. His brother Frank has been at Ft Russell for a year.
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G. A Consingham
Wayne ave+nue
Croton Aqueduck
New York City
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cunningham
Frank
Ft. Rossell
Two railroad men head to Panama for new posts
Off for the Big Ditch, Charles Penman and Thomae Col ler, employees of the B R P railroad, left Sunday morning for Panama where they have positions on the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Penman
Thomae Coller
Panams
Tathmlan
Puntsutewney Spirit
J H Kinter Gala Tonight At Works Garage
Fragmentary ad notes J H Kinter gala tonight at the Works Garage and Repair Shop with sale and demonstrations. Includes mentions of second hand bicycles and sewing machine services by Appleby and Potearn y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleby & Poteraun'y
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Indiana Quartet
New
Florence
Boston Candy Kitchen
Postoffice
Brushvalley Normal
Heshbon
Twolick
Creanville
Greenville
Gracetonn
Lang
A. W. Lang
Squire J
Braen
Cookport
Eideraridge
Greenwich
Farmers’ Institutes
Blairaville College Board
Jomalt. Ak
Teiag’s
Epworth
Alex. Wilson
J. M. Stewart& Co
Kinter
J. H. Kinter
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