11 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
1
The Gazette condemns excessive opposition to macadamized roads while acknowledging improvements over mud surfaces. It recalls fireworks deaths and accidents, criticizes patriotic frill and wartime spending, and mocks universal medal awards for ship inventors, noting Indiana’s risk of bankruptcy from such trends.
Ennis Bros report long use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy from Des Moines and credit its prompt aid in Texas. Now in Narcoossee Florida they sell it in their mercantile business, with strong growth and broad dealer support among Druggists.
A collection of business notices lists rental offerings on West Philadelphia street and N Sixth street plus mobile and shop rental options at the Gazette office Indiana Motor Co and 1038 School St. Properties within three squares of the Court House are sought at 560 Philadelphia Street. Listings include city broke driving horses harness rubber-tired runabout and a blacksmith shop for sale or rent with inquiries to Wilmer Stewart L Pattison Co and Gazette office. August 236 tf 216 tf 244 48 2a4are 219 46 215 8 244-48 1038 School St 560 Philadelphia street.
Tellers G W Tiatt and F N Groft tabulated the June primaries results. Harry Bryan of White township and Sylvester C Thompson of Indiana win the Republican and Democratic jury commissioner nominations with Bryan ahead by 63 votes and Thompson by five. Prohibition delegates and alternates listed. Democratic convention delegates chosen. Republicans set to Harrisburg. Socialist nominee Reuben Hinstein wins 35 votes to 17 for A C Brickle.
Martian Innocence a longtime South Blairsville resident died Friday June 4 after surgery at Mercy Hospital Pittsburg family survivor noted. Funeral 9 a m Monday June 7 at Catholic church with burial in Sts Simon and Jude cemetery. Catherine Casey of Cokeville aged 68 died at home Thursday survived by several sons and daughters funeral and interment in Indiana. Thomas Caldwell of Clarkburg funeral attendees included David M Caldwell Mrs John R Caldwell Joseph Caldwell and Mr Mrs John Forsythe and family of Indiana and William Anderson of Beaver Falls.
Frank Brant, wounded at Seward Coal Company store, refuses to name companions. State constables from Greensburg and Seward visit him at Memorial hospital. they claim his real name is Mitchell and that he is an escaped prisoner from Huntingdon reform school, which Brant denies. Constables McCune and a Bolivar posse searched the Garfield India woods for Brant's companions but found nothing.
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