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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1906

Page

3

Kidnapper Kean Sentenced in Fast Philadelphia Trial

John Joseph Kean the kidnapper of Freddie Muth was arraigned indicted and tried within hours. A magistrate heard the case and the Grand Jury quickly returned a true bill. Judge Sulzberger sentenced Kean to twenty years in the Eastern Penitentiary and he began serving the term that day.

Philadelphia John Joseph Kean Freddie Muth Eastern Sulzberger Quarter Sessions Kean Freddie Math

Deaths of D. DV. Barret and Martha D. Pennington

D. DV. Barret died while visiting Minnesota, with remains returning to Smicksburg for burial. Martha D. Pennington, 74, died in Greensboro after years of invalidism. Also noted are arson case witnesses and Model School closing exercises and Choral Society rehearsal looming.

Model School Choral Society The

Poe Borough Authorizes Bonds for Street Paving

The Poe regular council met Monday evening and passed an ordinance authorizing the Finance Committee to issue 40000 in bonds to cover street paving expenses. Bids will be sought for sewer and paving projects on East Philadelphia Street Ninth Street and Washington Street. Borough Engineer Robert Mullen outlined paving plans. The Street Committee and Mr Mullen are reviewing streets and finalizing plans.

Mullen

Roosevelt backs 12 million deposit for San Francisco banks

President Roosevelt approves a San Francisco plan led by ex Governor Lane to place 12 million dollars of Treasury funds on deposit in San Francisco banks secured by City bonds. The term is undetermined, with Shaw guaranteeing the funds will not be called while Treasury needs it.

J. A. Thomas Washington, D. C Roosevelt San Francisco Lane California Treasury Shaw

To Save the Mules From Flooded Mines

Workmen from Mahanoy City were awakened to rescue mules stranded in twelve flooded collieries after heavy rains. Pumps run at full capacity as pumps are submerged. mines require about a week to regain operation while about 10,000 men await reemployment.

Mahanoy City

McCalla Reaches Age Limit at Navy Yard

Rear Admiral McCalla of the Navy Yard San Francisco reaches the active service age limit and will retire tomorrow. He earned distinction in Pekin and the San Francisco fire, to be succeeded at Mare Island by Henry W. Lyon, with Lyon also becoming commandant at Honolulu.

Mare Island Henry W. Lyon Honolulu San Francisco M’calla Navy Yard McCalla Pekin Naval Station

Postmaster Salary Increases Across Western PA

Readjusted salaries announced by the Post Office Depart ment raise pay for several western Pennsylvania postmasters. Apollo moves from 1600 to 1800 dollars, Blairsville from 2100 to 2200, Brookville from 2100 to 3200, Jepanetica from 2800 to 2400, Kittanning from 2400 to 2500.

Western Pennsylvania Post Office Department Apollo Blairsville Brookville Jepanetica Kit Tanning

Points On People In Town Visit Friends And Family

Robert Mason of Salinburg is in town today Clair Lytle visiting Braddock friends Mr H K Edwards of Shelocta was an Indiana visitor yesterday James F Campbell of Brookville Jefferson Co is visiting relatives in town Mrs J B Mikesell and her two children Darrel and Harold of Vandergrift are visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs T H Fleming George Kline of Johnstown with wife and son Moreley drove to Indiana Sunday to visit relatives Kline returned Monday wife and son remained with Mr and Mrs Thomas B Clark in North Ninth Street Dont forget to call at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening and eat something good

D. DV. Barret Loop West Mahoning Minnesota Smicksburg Mr. Barrett Annie James John Charles Thomas Neal Martha D. Pennington Greenboro J. B. Mikesell Darrel and Harold Vandergrift T. H. Fleming George Kline Johnstown Moreley Indiana Presbyterian Church

Black Hand Terror Strikes Heilwood Italians Fearful

A wave of three outrages in two weeks, blamed on a Black Hand gang, has Heilwood’s Italian community in terror. Victims include Carmelo Carmen shot dead and Joe Phillige wounded. authorities seek Tonio Donio for murder or manslaughter as the community grapples with intimidation and silence.

Heilwood Black Hant Hum Society Lummer Barnesboro Hellwood Frank Mattell Mattell Old County Lietar Matwell Robert Bogs Heilwood Inn Soeleby Ned Carmelis Carmen Joe Phillige Tonto Donio Tonto Domesti I Talians Tonio Donio Joe Luke Citicera The Law Donio Luke Carmelio Carmen Tonio Donia Tonio Donia It Has Not Been Developed Why Domesti Carmello Carwen Jon Phillige Harry Wallace Godewore Tonio Donto Donto Landford van Bell Gates

Boy Hurt in Sawmill Accident Near Stringstown

Clifford Oaks, fifteen, son of William Sk. Oaks of Lovejoy, severely injured when a slab flew from the Oaks Stutzman mill near Strongstown at about 11 am Saturday. He was unconscious, later revived, and transported after showing signs of internal bleeding. his condition was described as serious but improving.

Clifford Oaks William Sk. Oaks Lovejoy Stringstown Young Oaks Oaks & Stutzman Strongstown Lifford Clifford Webster Davis

Squire Hoskinson’s 9th Anniversary in New Florence

The article notes the 79th birthday celebration of Squire Hoskinson at New Florence on Friday June 15 1906 with many relatives from Indiana Johnstown and Altoona. It recounts his arrival from Morgantown West Virginia about 60 years earlier his Heshbon Mill ownership and that his daughters Mrs O M Wilson and Mrs B A Zimmerman attended with other family. It also mentions a church social and local job change for John St Clair and a baseball game at Normal Park between Indiana Normal and Slippery Rock.

William B. Hoskinson New Florence Indiana Johnstown Altoona Hoskinson Julia Anderson Missouri John Baysinger Indiana County Morgantown W. Va Heshbon 0. M. Wilson B.A. Zimmerman Far West

Wealthy Gentiles Set Price Scale for Jew-Baiters

Reports from Russia describe anti Jewish riots and organized unrest in Bialystok Kostrom Elizabethgrad Bololopole Soraki and other areas. Officials failed to stop mobs attacking burning homes and shops of Hebrews while a propaganda proclamation urged extermination. Wealthy Gentiles offered bounties for harming Jews fueling further violence. A Pullman trip promo and a hospital update on Hoy Howard’s appendicitis follow in the page.

Berlin Dune Russia Bialystok Kostrom Moscow Elizabethgrad

Warning to Italians Sparks Town Tension

A distressed town fears lawlessness and cowardice among residents. One week on Monday a speaker urged all Lilla to flee, arguing Italians broadly are not all objectionable but Ostrogulehing between factions is needed to restore confidence and calm unsettled affairs.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Yau D. D. Barret Sam Frisco Wcalla Pennsylvania Robert Mason Salinburg Clair Lytle Braddock H. K. Edwards Shelocta James F.cambell Brookville, Jefferson Co Ralstives Black Hand Plank Acrona Squire Hoskinson C. M. Wilson West Virginia John St.Clair Farmers Bank Citizen’s National Bank St. Clair Slippery Rock Indiana Normal Normal Park J. 1. Stadtmillar Nicholas Bololopole Province of Volypitia Soraki Bessarabia St. Petergbui Es St. Petersbur Mieshin Yellow Stone Park Pennsylvania Railroad East Harrisburg W. Lt. Shields Jackson Ivilly W. BD. Ansley Salisbury Hoy Howard Daniel Howard Blacklick Township
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