Ten Prisoners Jailed This Week After Graceton Riot
Constables from Homer City and surrounding townships jailed ten prisoners this week after a riot at a Graceton christening. Names include Yendropkin Lemesk Folyyatcik Kraternik and others facing 30 day sentences for peace violations and assaulting officers. Additional detainees were jailed for seawall and battery, with hearings scheduled before Justice Crossman.
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Simp
Coury
Wettling
Justice Crossman
Squire D. 8
Weir
Homer City
Tustlee
John Yendropkin
Mike Lemesk
Alex Folyyatcik
John Kraternik
Graceton
Satur
C. M. Lingle
Frank Prelick
Ludwig Barlik
John ‘W. Marshall
Seawall
Battery
Robert Kerr
Town
Mike Kunile
Taelin
John Reik
Steve Markoski
Kerr
Kellar Harrie
Wellington Bley
Indiana
Judge Croseman
Mike
Joe Zacka
Coral
Emma McIntyre
Blatraville
Squire Howard Graham
John Wettling
W. H. ‘Millard
Warren
Wendell King
Huntingdon
Clare Mont
Balraville Collage Club Luncheon Honors Guest
Balraville collage club at Pittaburg held an eight luncheon at Greery's store in Pittsburgh on Monday in honor of Miss Lillian Whitlock of Brogkyn, guest of Miss Katherine Frise of Northelde. A dozen guests were present and jewelry prices were announced at a savings.
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Blatreville College Club
Three Indiana Teachers Placed At Conemaugh School
Three Indiana teachers were placed at the Conemaugh school in Indiana County on a Monday evening. Jacob B Brown formerly of the town now directing summer school at Penh Rom is chosen as principal. Missea Elise Stadtmiller Nellie Tribbe and Gladys Bush were elected or re elected by the Conemaugh board. Gladys Bush graduates from Normal this year and takes the fourth room. Principal J E Hoernbierger is a teller at the First National Bank. OC 3 Helt of Shippettsburg is in charge of the grammar grades. The board's solicitor is Hon Alvin Sherbine, a Normal alumnus.
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Jacob Brown
Missea
Elise Stedtmiller
Gladys Bush
Conemaugh
Indiana County
Jacob 8. Brown
Town
Penh Rom
Aenierant
Glen Campbell
Misees Eliae Stadtmiller
Nellie Tribbe
Mim Gladys Bush
J. E. Hoernbierger
Firet National Bank
OC. 3
Helt
Shippettsburg
Alvin Sherbine
Promotion for Hal Fink at Daily News
Hal Fink, longtime business manager of the Sioux City Daily News, receives a fine promotion from the Clover Leaf League. He will move to Chicago to handle foreign advertising work for the syndicate.
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Sioux City
Daily News
Hal Fink
Suttton
Town
Congregation to Decide at Meeting on New Church Funds
The First United Presbyterian church gathers in its lecture room this evening to report on five solicitors’ efforts to raise 25 000 for a new church. If pledged or in sight the project continues. Most members are urged to attend, and church ladies will serve refreshments. A social by the Juniors yielded funds for missions.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Republican Party
Jawa Ag
United States
Treasury
Republcan
Neneschy de Meerant
Mrs Griffith Illness Reaches Marion Center Home
Mrs Mary L Griffith mother of Dr H P Griffith of Indiana Frank L Griffith of Greensburg and Charley Griffith of Marion Center is seriously ill at her Marion Center home due to complications. Mrs Frank Griffith traveled from Indiana on the 2 16 train and plans to visit Marion Center this evening.
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Mra
Mary L. Griffith
H. P. Griffith
Indiana
Frank L. Griffith
Greensburg
Charley Grifffth
Marion Center
Frank Griffith
Marlon Center
Attorney Brownlee Named City Mathematics Professor
J Day Brownlee son of Dr and Mrs J Day Brownlee has been located in Oklahoma City for four months. He was elected professor of mathematics in the city high school, winning out of 40 contestants. A trimmer will be present briefly for midsummer bats orders should be placed as soon as possible. The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Stormex of Haat Oak street is ill with sombet fever. Health Officer J W Thompson visited the home Monday.
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J. Day Brownlee
Oklahoma City
Okla
Brownlee
Dorothy Stormer
Frank Stormex
Haat Qak Streat
J. W. Thompson
Mondar
Republican Hosts Open Session in Chicago Convention
Chicago June 11 Republican National Convention opens before thousands in the great Colisee. National Chairman Harry S New presides while Julius C Burrows of Michigan as temporary chair announces committees and speakers. New lauds four years of Republican leadership, cites industrial progress, military reorganizing, and policy achievements including antitrust prosecutions and protective legislation.
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Chicago
Ncon
Great
Colleeum
Natorial Committee
Harry 5. New
Z. Maldaon
Dioutae
Curcago
Nessaid
Julius C. Burress
Michigan
Burrows
Dolliver
Cutmina
Feibarike
Tui
Julius Caesar Burrows
Harry 8
New
Republic
Republican Party
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fire in New Florence destroys two houses and damages third
A Saturday night fire in New Florence gutted a large house occupied by Butcher Frank Heil and owned by George Welstons of Turtle Creek, likely started by a lamp or misplaced match. Fire spread to Dr. Harry Tittle’s house, damaging roof and side. insurance covers Tittle’s roof. The first house must be demolished.
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New Florence
Butcher
Frank Heil
George Welstons
Turtle Creek
Harry Tittle
Joseph Rifle
Mr. Tittle
Woman Falls at Loughry's Store Injury to Arm
Miss Mary E. Kennedy slipped on a store step while descending from the clothing department at Loughry's store Monday morning and broke her left arm above the elbow. She was taken to Mrs. Belle I. Thompson's home on South Fifth Street where Dr. N. F. Ehrenfeld treated and reduced the fracture.
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Loughry
Mary E. Kennedy
Belle I. Thompson
South Fifth Street
N. F. Ehrenfeld
MISS LOU BRALLIER'S SUCCESSOR NAMED IN INDIANA SCHOOL BOARD
Indiana school board elected Florence Stahl to replace Lou Brallier as second ward teacher. Brallier declined re election and plans to spend time in the West for health. Other brief notices include funeral in Lockport for Mrs. Sauers, Lafayette College commencement trip by Dr. John St Clair and Blanche, and Slippery Rock Normal's win streak over Dayton Institute.
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Indiana School Board
Florence Stahl
Lou. Brallier
Stahl
Blacklick
Brallier
John St. Clair
Miss Blanche
Easton
Lafayette College
Dr. St. Clair
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Ping Pong Photo Gallery Set for June Opening
A Ping Pong Photo Gallery opens Monday June 22 in the old Times building on Carpenter Avenue rear of Crawford's restaurant. Seven poses will be shown, with 28 pictures available for 25 cents each.
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Old Times
Carpenter Avenue
Crawford's Restaurant
Walter Christy Reports from Chicago Convention
Walter J. Christy files from Chicago on the Republican National Convention coverage for the Pittsburgh Gazette, detailing events, speeches, and local reactions as reported by this paper. He notes key figures, crowd scenes, and early outcomes shaping the party's national narrative.
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Walter Christy
Chicago
Walter J. Christy
Porte
Pittsburg
String of obituaries and deaths from Ebensburg area
Multiple death notices from Ebensburg and nearby towns. Andrew Nees of East Street dies at 74 after seven months of paralysis, survived by wife and children, funeral at St Bernard’s. Miss Ad Murray, born 1868 in Indiana County, dies after cancer treatment, remains to Mountain House area, buried in Catholic Cemetery. Peter Barnett, 79, of South Young Township, Jefferson County, dies at home, survived by widow and five children, funeral details pending.
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Andrew Nees
Eest Street
Nees
Indi
Thesa Dren
John
Bernard
Florence
Laurant
Toner
McKees Rocke
Moss
St. Ber Catholic Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Ebensburg
Misa Ad Murray
Indiana County
Mountain House
St. Francis
Pittsburg
Masa
New Catholic C
Murray
David Barnett
Hom South Young Township
Jeffersony
Jacob Barnett
Canoe Township
Boom in Cambria Mills at Johnstown Promises Better Output
The Cambria Steel Company plants in Johnstown report stronger eight month performance and discuss new business plans as a sign of recovery. Local dispatch notes improved operations on the books and ongoing financial adjustments amid a broader mood of revival. Meanwhile, borough tax collection for 1908 is due with a 5 percent penalty after July 11. formerly unpaid taxes from 1906 and 1907 should be settled to avoid enforcement.
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Cambria Steel Company
Johnstown
Fiburg Dispatch
J.T. Boucher
Ltp
Collonkei
Southern Railway Eyes Extension to Baroesboro and Beyond
The Southern bria Railway Company directors announce plans to extend their system to Baroesboro Patton Spangl Oerr oltown with the aim of improved service and future profitability. The move signals growth and potential new routes for passengers and freight.
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Southern Bria Railway Company
Baroesboro
Patton, Spang! Oerroltown
Te Seiariae
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Lingle
Bob” Kerr
Puoxentawney
Troop D
Mexico
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Wrltten
A. C. Welster
8. F. Rothately
George E. Bender
Gl Nomber
Balraville
Ayving’s
Ed Sutton
United Presbyterians
Ida Bue
E. Smith & Co
Muldoon
Congress
Supreme Court
Raiiroag
District of Columbia
Ttme
Citisen
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Palma
Republic of Cuba
Welshona
Dr. Tittle
Macy Kennedy
Lou Brallier
Feneral
George Sayers
Robert Cable
Lockport
George Sauers
Ment
James Fetterman
Cookport
T. H. Fleming
Clymer House
D. M. Caldwell
Jim
Philippines
Company F
Dayton
Slippery Rock Normal
Dayton Institute
Slippery Rock
Aioce
Bucknell
Reuben W. Schrum
Irwin
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
D. E. Shrum
Dixon Shrum
Land of Flowers
W. M. Peffer Hga
Cumberland
The
Young People’s Alliance
Alliance
Germany
America
Addie Murray
Cambria Mills
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