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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
1
Points on People read like Indiana visitors list
James Nichol of Georgeville and many residents are noted as Indiana visitors or guests. Names include J Leonard Smith Gipsy Miss Jean Hunt Elizabeth Allegheny County Miss Helen Baxter Glassport and many others visiting relatives, attending commencements, or sharing town-focused social ties. Continuous Indiana travel and exchanges mark the report.
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Jean Hunt
Elizabeth
Allegheny County
Indiana
Second Brigade encampment plans noted in Indiana visit
Wayne avenue resident and family visited Samuel Wohler in Greensburg and then called on C Wohler, aged 98, in Wayne township. General Willis J Hulings and Majors Corrin and Reed from Oil City were in Indiana on business related to the annual Second Brigade encampment to be held here next month.
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Willis J. Hulings
Corrin and Reed
Oil City
Indiana
Deaths mount as family loses three relatives in months
Margaret M Crawford of Pittsburg died Friday. She was the infant daughter of the late Hora B Crawford and granddaughter of Robert Toy of Center township. The mother died March 23 and a Toy brother died May 22. Funeral was at the Toy home in Homer City by Rev B E Masill. interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Margaret M. Crawford
Pittsburg
Hora B, Crawford
Robert Toy
Center Township
Toy
Homer City
B. E Masill
Greenwood
Moving to Carlisle by E G Neely from Huff
E G Neely of Huff is moving this week to Carlisle and will locate in the spring after taking possession of a farm he bought in that area. Neely recently testified before the public regarding Hugh Rager of Huff, who attempted blackmail and is now serving a sentence.
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E. G. Neely
Huff
Carlisle
Mr. Neely
Hugh Rager
McQuown Called To Punxsutawney After Wagon Accident
Harry McQuown traveled to Punxsutawney on Tuesday evening to be by the bedside of his father John McQuown a former Rayne township resident who was injured when he fell from a wagon at that place fracturing his thigh.
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Harry McQuown
Punxsutawney
John McQuown
Rayne Township
Lucien Bonaparte
Wellington
Lucien
England
Napoleon
Blu
Duchesse de Canizzare
Luke of
Welington
Waterloo
Moembira
Duchesse de Dino
Camp Site Chosen by National Guard Officers in Indiana
Col Avd Logan commander of the Eighteenth Pennsylvania National Guard and Capt Clyde Mi fer quartermaster visited Indiana to select a site for the upcoming encampment. The piece also notes travel reflections on Holland by George R. Sims and a Turkish medical oath about serving the poor during epidemics.
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Avd. Logan
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Clyde Mifer
Indiana
Turkey
Medical Examining Board
Out of Pace Mystery Dialogue From Detroit Free Press
Fragmentary excerpts reveal a dialogue involving Aunt Pristas Maude and Mr Jones, with mentions of kissing and place, plus a line about fishing luck and counting those that got away. The source reads like a clipped column or gossip note from Detroit.
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Sven Detroit Free Press
Unclear Fragment Looks Like Open Letter Snippet
A distorted OCR fragment mentions Deish Uritz and Agnies plumes with ambiguous references to LOU or 10WU Bisses and a message to Blatter. The text reads as partial letters and unclear names, lacking factual event details or a coherent report for a full news item.
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Deish Uritz
Savages and Clothes Clash With Missionaries
Report from a New York Tribune excerpt describes ardent missionaries attempting to clothe natives in Africa for modesty and Christianity. In a village street the people paraded in new outfits, then at church a chief shouted The sun The sun and the tribe swiftly dressed, explaining rain would ruin their ornaments.
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Africa
New York Tribune
Kill Off The Rats And Save Civilisation Says Scientist
A University of Pennsylvania bacteriologist argues that eradicating rats could end bubonic plague and avert a future black death. He notes rats reproduce rapidly, with one pair potentially yielding about 25 000 offspring yearly if all survive, and urges philanthropists to support extermination of rats mice and other pests to protect civilization.
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Lake Baikal
University of Pennsylvania
Cincinnati Enquirer
Applied Science Banquet Banter and Savannah Depot Visit
A late night banquet moment features Sir Frederick Bramwell replying to a toast on Applied Science with a quip about matching a flame to a candle wick. The text also notes General Logan's late arrival at Chicago depot before departing to Savannah, followed by garbled captions and a Looleville Courier quip about a Stat class drama.
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James Russell Lowell
England
Frederick Bramwell
Frederick
Lowell
Sir Frederick
The Speaker and Porter in Pitt’s Day Satire
A historical reflection on the Speaker of the House of Commons during Pitt’s era, famed for drinking porter on the job. It recalls poets lampooning the speaker and anecdotes about Disraeli teasing Chadstone with a sharp policy quip, highlighting the era’s partisan tensions and wit.
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Mn Pitt
House of Commons
Pitt
Disraeli
Chadstone
Gladstone
Argonaut
An Hour of Thrills on the Hodzu River in Japan
Read how a Kyoto to Hadzu river trip unfolds in a rude boat as four men push through deadly rapids. The peril grows then fades into a hypnotic river scene, with praise for the boatmen’s skill and a fleeting glimpse of danger and beauty.
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Japan
Hadazu
Kyoto
Wide World Magazine
Ohe
Starford Trolley League Game Sparks Crowd on Tuesday
The Indiana County Trolley League continued with Stafford upsetting Heilwood in a high tempo clash. Miller powered Stafford with a late homer, Edwards aided by a smart toss, while Heilwood’s Studley and Miller pitched well before a stirring finish. Indiana grammar school team also played Ernest, Stud, Saxe, and Shutler contributing as Indiana pursues amateur county pride.
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Stafford
Indiana County Trolley League
Heilwood
Russel and
Johns
Studley
Miller
Hertwood
Indiana Grammar School
Ernest
Stud
Saxe
Shutler
Indiana
Parisian Sage Dandruff Cure Promises Quick Results
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a guaranteed dandruff remover and scalp cleaner sold by Tom E. Hildebrand with a two week cure and money back if baldness occurs. Endorsed by Mrs. E A Bean of Concord New Hampshire in 191.
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America
Tom E. Hildebrand
Housekeeper Fells From Porch Injuring Knee
Miss Sarah Stahl employed by Albert Wagle family on Railroad avenue fell from the back porch of their home on Monday and injured a knee badly. She was taken to Indiana hospital Monday night.
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Sarah Stahl
Albert Wagle
Railroad Avenue
Indiana Hospital
For Rent and Lost Items From Gazette Notices
Classified notices list several rental offers and lost items. A furnished house at 1863 W Philadelphia St requires inquiry at 1058 Church St. Two offices for rent after April 1 in the Gazette Building, inquire at Gazette Office. Several lost items include white kid gloves, a Belmont collar, a diamond crescent set, a praying black overcoat, and a buffalo robe. Rewards offered for returns. Also listed are sales ads for an eagle pup, dining table, kitchen cabinet, chairs, stoves, and other houseware.
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Philadelphia Street
Church Street
Porter
Furey
Gazette Office
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Georgeville
J. Leonard Smith
Gipsy
Helen B. Baxter
Glassport
Charles T. Pershing
Derry
James T. Henry
Blairaville
Blairsville
State Normal School
J. L., Nix
Clyde Shaeffer
P. Davies
Paull. Emerson
Nora Moran
Johnstown
Robert J. Hood
West Wheatfield Township
Nancy May Porter
Burgettstown, Pa
Jo St. Clair
My Place
Margaret
Cora Campbell
Peter Bender
Heartin
Irene Caldwell
Bradenville
Miss Irene
Pearl Weamer
East Liverpool
Co. C. Shields
West Philadelphia Street
R. M. Wilson
the Savings & Trust Company
Bellsville
Mifflin County
Inez
Ida Sivenis
Pittsburu
Catherine Meters
Ajissorginia Conway
Latrobe
Lester D. Webgar Wi Ham
McKee
Law
University of Medigan
Sadie McNeal Ars
Tee B Flings
Pittsbury
Matilda Custer
Tansra
Frre
Lucy Graham
O Mars
Lucy Willams
Mrs. &. Co
Las Dick
Street
Eisz
Binnie McConrauging
Marchand
Wee McCuoruties
Inger
Wayne Avenue
Samuel Wohler
Greensburg
Mr. Wohler
C. Wohler
Wayne Township
Holland
Europe
George R. Sims
Aix
Maatschappij
Restnoration
Henry
Olga
Aden
Guy Phoioveder
E. F BulterGeld
Syracuse
Savannah
Logan
Chicago
Werner
Farha Toy Vie
Vorosh
Rg Eed
Ayam
Looleville
Jor Rags
Castell
Guillei
Korean Meteorological Observatory
Y. Wada
Eilng Sejo
Korea
Anorhor Pendot
Wawkins
Tris
Lollerby
Harper's Weekly
Stos
Waverly
Stacia
Waverly OL Works Company
Independent
Starforce Strongest Steam — Nine Trolley League
Page Orne
Cismer
Indiana County Troley
Brirger
Felder
Wilson
Ray
Beore
Miller Shace
Starford
Rama Starford
Grammar School
Homer Cily
St. Clair
Ist
Seanor
Ferrier
Brandon
Frye
Philippi
Dickie
Siitea
Wilkins
Rumway
Grofl
Williams
Ea James
Baxter
Phillippi
Hase
Troup
T. E. Hildebrand
Munnimakers
Godfrey Marshal
Gazette
Gagette Herrf
A.C. Ferrier & Son
Oliver
Diuieong Crescent
Moore Hotel
Normal School
M. C. Gordon
G. Meade Marshall
Mrvan
Stephen Kiss
Farmer's Bank
Aeagle Pup
Indiana Cigar Store
Water and
Seventh Streets
Peeler & Fell
Ko M. Fritz
Thomas Building
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