Senate Favors Lock Canal Vote In Shorter Time
Washington reports a Senate vote on the lock canal plan after a favorable poll shows 46 senators likely to back the cheaper sea-level alternative, with House action already aligned. The administration hails the step as a major win as Congress nears adjournment and defense and budget items loom with night sessions requested.
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Homer City Plans An Old Time Fourth Of July
Homer City prepares a grand Fourth of July celebration with committees and substantial citizen support ensuring success. A grove near the Roberts farm serves as the picnic site beside the town baseball games between H.C.A. and Latrobe High School. The Indiana Cornet Band and a male quartet will lead the musical program with fireworks planned for the evening.
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Latrobe
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Eviction Papers Filed Against Rossiter Miners
In Clearfield, 40 ejectment papers filed in the Prothonotary's office by Clearfield Illuminoua Coal Corporation against miners living in company houses at Rossiter. Company had warned striking miners to work or vacate. Additional papers to be filed. Twenty two witnesses called in arson case against J A Thomas. Chief Commonwealth witness Bertha Thomas testified, linking the fire to her father.
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Indiana Business Men's Association Holds First Regular Meeting
The Indiana Business Men's Association met at Cunningham's Hall on Tuesday evening. A committee presented the constitution and by laws, which were read and adopted. Officers will be nominated for next meeting, and voting will occur then. The adjournment set for the first Tuesday in July. Also includes an advertisement for Krauser's New Liquid Antiseptic Corn Cure by Krauser & Bro with local distributors.
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Indiana
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Iucts
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Milton, Pa
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Hetrick Bros
Wonders of Yellowstone by Pennsylvania Railroad Tours
The Wonders of Yellowstone Park are best seen by personally conducted tours. For the 1906 season, depart from the East in July by special Pullman train for a five and a half day visit. Rates from Harrisburg at 223 dollars and from Pittsburg at 216 dollars, with proportionate fares from other points. Every necessary expense included.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Miss Walker Plans Westward Visit for Health Reasons
Miss Margaret Walker daughter of Robert Walker of West Philadelphia street leaves Tuesday for an extended visit in the west She will spend time with friends in Champaign Illinois and Osceola Kansas Miss Walker undertakes the trip due to ill health and does not know how long she will be away.
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Margaret Walker
Robert Walker
Pine Flat Defeats Starford 18 to 6 in Saturday Baseball
Pine Flat baseball team hosted Starford Saturday and won 18 to 6. The home squad dominated the game with strong hitting and solid defense, while Starford struggled to respond at the plate.
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Pine Flat
Starford
Bell &T Pine Flat
Banalis
Mutiny Rumors Grow From Kronstadt Firing
London June 20 The Exchange Telegraph correspondent in St. Petersburg reports heavy firing at Kronstadt. Sailors assemble in the streets and a large mass meeting is underway. Outside visitors are barred and police impose strict measures to prevent disorders.
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Kronstadt
Diseased Meat Exposure Spreads in Budapest Markets
Investigations in Budapest reveal diseased meat offered in markets for some time and a clique of butchers organized to dispose of diseased meat and hogs that died of illness.
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Budapest
Hungary
Korean Revolt Thwarted by Seoul Arrests
Official circles say the Korean revolt against Japan was nipped in the bud by yesterday’s arrests in Seoul. Conspirators planned to raise native troops to challenge authority, and documents with the Imperial seal proved the plot. Today further arrests brought total to 130, including several Korean officials.
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Seoul
Recent Deaths Plague Local Obituary Notes
Mrs Elizabeth Thompson aged 66 dies at home of daughter Miss Margaret 1230 West Church street at 9 30 Monday night survived by Nelson M Thompson Apollo Mrs Ann E Honet San Diego Cal Mrs Arena M Rink Millvale Miss Margaret Thompson at home and Mrs Clara R K Bryan White township funeral 1 30 today interment Oakland cemetery Also Mrs Sarah Jane Shotts widow of Michael Shotts dies at 9 o clock Tuesday at daughter Mrs William Brinkman South Seventh street aged 81 10 months 12 days survived by Mrs William Brinkman and Mrs Margaret Dixon Butler Heart trouble fatal funeral arrangements not announced Supreme Court refuses to interfere with Richard Ivins Chicago youth who brutally murdered Mrs Beavis D Rollister will be hanged Friday.
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Nelson M.thompson
Apollo
Ann E H. Honet
San Diego
Cal
Arena M. Rink
Millvale
Margaret Thompson
Clara RK. Bryan
White Township
Thompson
Oakland Cemetery
Sarah Jane Shotts
Michael Shotts
William Brinkman
South Seventh Street
Margaret Dixon
Butler
Shotts
Springfeld
Supreme Court
Richard Ivins
Chicago
Beavis D.rollister
Iving
Three New Geysers Gush In Yellowstone Visit
An added incentive to tour Yellow Stone Park this summer. The Penn sylvania Railroad offers a special Pullman train departing the East on July 3 with every comfort. Nearly a week among the wonders of the great national playground at rates of $223 from Harrisburg $216 from Pittsburg and proportionate from other points. All expenses covered.
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Uur
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Real estate deal on Carter Avenue near fair grounds
On Tuesday Mr. J. M. Glassford alleged a sale of six Carter Avenue lots to Frank Overdorff for 1600 dollars. The transaction was arranged through T. L. Edwards Music, and the lawn fete planned for Thursday evening will be supplied by the Indiana Rand.
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Carter Avenue
Fair Grounds
Frank Overdorff
T. L. Edwarde
The
Indiana Rand
Italian driver dies in accidental pistol discharge at Starford
Paulo Viglenti, 26, Italian driver for Frank Villelia Indian Brewery, fatally shot himself while preparing for a trip. An 82 caliber Colt revolver discharged accidentally as he checked it amid local unrest. He died about 20 minutes later in Starford. Coroner W D Gates held an inquest. verdict ruled accidental death. Remains sent to Barnesboro for burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Testing Their Scholarship State Board Examinations Begin
The Normal School opens its State Board examinations this morning with the first test at 8 45. Seniors are examined in teaching at the Model school while Juniors and Middlers work with pencil and paper in Leonard Hail. Examinations continue today and Thursday with a 5 o clock close Thursday evening. Examiners include John J. Stewart Deputy Superintendent, E Orrin Lytle Millersville, F B E Downes Harrisburg, Andrew J ester Beaver County, Miles A Millican Armstrong County, Harry Peasy Titusville, F W Robbins Bethlehem, and K G Shaw Westmorland county.
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Harrisburg
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Beaver County
Miles A. Millican
Armstrong County
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Titusville
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Bethlehem
K.G. Shaw
Westmorland County
Local residents listed in society notices and exams
Nogan Lee Long and Martin Stadt miller of town have passed examinations at the Ann Artar Mich Law School. Miss Jane Frances Goodel of Sunny Side Johnstown visits cousins in Philadelphia Street. Mrs Edward Cox nee Ethel Harbigan with her son arrived in Indiana to visit. Mrs Sarah Moorhead, visiting New Castle, has returned home. Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for reports on national banks as of June 18. Lawn fete on Judge White's lawn Philadelphia Street promises evening delights and good times.
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Martin Stadtmiller
Town
Ann Artar
Mich
Jane Frances Goodel
Sunnyside
Johnstown
Mrs. G. A. McClain
Philadelphia Street
Edward Cox
Ethel Harbigan
Indiana
Sarah Moorhead
Hugh W.lie
New Castle
Fatal Accident in The Great New York Tunnel
Two men were killed and more than twenty injured in a Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel blast between Thirty-fourth Street and Long Island City. High air pressure blew mud from under the shield creating a 40 foot water fountain into the East River, trapping workers who escaped through a door. several were rushed to a hospital unconscious.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thirty-fourth Street
Long Island City
East River
Lejevae Hospital
Bonds for Sale by Borough of Indiana Pa
Sealed proposals are invited for the purchase of bonds issued by the Borough of Indiana Pennsylvania totaling forty thousand dollars in two denominations five hundred and thousand dollars dated July 1906. Interest at four percent payable semi annually. Bonds redeemable at expiration in ten years or at maturity of any coupon thereafter on thirty days notice to holder and within thirty years after date. Bids must be at par and received by noon Friday June 29 1906. Also a local item notes a surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Ross Mahan with gifts and a brief description of parish and neighbors.
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Indiana
Indiana band to perform at Lutheran lawn fete
An Indiana band with 16 members met on Monday night and voted to play at the Lutheran lawn fete tomorrow evening. The notice also promotes investing in Borough of Indiana bonds paying 4 percent tax free, with bid details advertised in the paper.
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