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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1908

Page

3

Fisher's Plans Unknown In Indiana county Republican race list grows

A. L. Gilbert closes his office and will receive final candidate budget notices. About forty men already seek offices across Indiana county with a wide range of roles from Prothonotary to Sheriff. Key names include Ernest Stewart, Dr. John F. Deemar, Walter H. Ayres, and M. C. Watson as Assembly hopeful.

Republican A. L. Gilbert Indiana County State Senate John S. Fisher Plaher Ernest Stewart Town John F. Deemar Deemar Armatrong County Stewart Harry Thaw Thaw Wormal Walter H. Ayres Rochester Mills A. M. Wonder Indiana H. H. Blakely Livermore Gilbert M. C. Watson Harrisburg Wettling

Montgomery Missing Miner Feared Victim of Foul Play

Montgomery a miner in Robinson county has been missing for weeks and his friends fear foul play. He had clashes with the Law and Order Society and enemies among the lawless may have harmed him. Another theory cites a past shooting he was acquitted of as a possible motive.

Robinson Montgomery Tadians County Law and Order Society Baa Bisa

Pistol Thief Stages Nighttime Burglary Tour

A man described as a negro with soft hat and grimy clothes allegedly roamed Indiana branch towns Sunday night. He attempted to break Earl Weamer's show glass, stole 40 pennies at George's grocery, and later rifled a till at another store. Pursued by Myers, Wilson, and Dr. Reed, he fired back as they chased him through Homer City Sainte Rest and into Blairsville area, loading his gun and escaping with about $10 in coins and much suspicion.

Indiana Homer City Earl Weamer George’s John Myers Myers Sloan Wilson Paul Reed Gaceton Blairaville Sainte’ Rest Blaikaville George's

Self-Made Man Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Indiana County

J C Conner of the Third ward Indiana, known as Conner the Lumber Man, pursues the Republican sheriff nomination. A Green township native with 20 years in lumber, he built a carriage factory and rental homes, pledging straight forward, businesslike office conduct if elected.

J. C. Conner Third Ward Indiana Green Township Conner Williard Planing South Tenth Street Conner Vehicle Co North Seventh Street Conner Ia Indiana County Shariff

Get Hamy Smoked Partion at Cyl end Spring Goods

Hamy Smoked and Partion are to be brought there for proper curing. Geo W Graff on North Sixth Street in Cylend advertises the new spring goods, jungle abodes, and quality offerings. Miller the Sablur.

Geo. W. Graff North Sixth St Miller

Burglary at Work and Son Store Net Coins and Stamps

Thieves broke into the Work and Son store before dawn via a machine shop window. They stole coins from the cash register and stamps, plus $10 in money and a dollar's worth of postage stamps. Ben Pollock reported being in the store around 11:30 p.m. but noticed nothing amiss. No clues were found as snow prevented tracking.

Gentry Work & Son Ben Pollock

Points on People from Indiana Gazette notices

Sabbath visitors and local residents frequent the Indiana area. Names include Harry Crawford, Frank Gaible, B Mabon, Mrs Israel Hicke, Allan Graham, Walter McKalip, Miss Mary Roberts, Edward Empfield, Miss Edna Weamer, Michael Hayn, R J Hood, C W Williams, Carrie Taylor, Thomas McLanahan, Margaret Lowman, O K Martin, Mrs Marty H W Bruva, W G Hoganlooker, John Findlay, Walter H Ayres, Jonathan Learn, Mrs Simon Buterbaugh, Howard Fair, Aura Steving, QC M Wilson, Curvin, Squire W B Boskinson, and John G Watson. Several trips, visits, and candidacy announcements noted among towns including Blairsville, Vandergrift, Homer City, Sewickley, Pittsburg, Rochester Mills, New Florence, and Cheatnut Street. Also mentions operation recovery and plans to return to Indians when weather allows.

Anti Saloon League campaign noted in Indiana services

Dr C W Carroll spoke in Indiana on Sunday promoting the Anti-Saloon League. He outlined the group's work and past victories, urging temperance supporters to unite. Meanwhile Squire William B Hoskinson of New Florence died after a sudden apoplexy, survived by his wife and several children, with funeral arrangements announced.

Dre. C. W. Carroll Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League Indiana Lutheran Church Presbyterian Church Temperance Squire William B. Hoskinson New Florence Annie Lawson Grip Hoskin Aon E. A. Zimmerman Johnstown Squire Hoskingon Morgantown W. Va Virginai Jacob George Gamble Heshbon John Riley Hoskinson Messrs. Gamble Blacklick Valley Peelers Penn Run Marion Center Hoskinson Squire Hoskinson Weatmoreland County 206Th Regiment P. Y Broshralley George M. Greer U. P Richmond Lee Hepshbon Louisa Miikesell Maria Lawson Methodist Church The Gazette WS. Hoskinson First Luthero Sacramento Cal Wilson Hoskinson Parkville Mich Emma E. Wilson South Eleventh Street Herbert C. Howe Spokane Wesh John N. Hogkinson New Castle Neb E. A. Zimmermo Ajea Julia Anderson Illinois Bolivar W. RE. Owens Naples Amy Hogkinson Hoskineon Home Blakeville

Quarantine Closes Public Meet Places in Conemaugh

A special edict from the Conemaugh Board of Health orders a two week shutdown of public schools churches and all amusements to curb a diphtheria surge. Gatherings are banned and residents urged to keep children indoors as fourteen homes are quarantined and two new cases reported. Dr Stanley Brallier a prominent local physician and board member is noted alongside teacher Mien Elise Stadtriker.

Conemaugh Town Stanley Brallier This Place Board of Health

The Minority Report and Local Gossips

A fragmentary column ribbing political buzz in Pittsburgh. Mentions candidates cards, a missionary convention, Eeperanto the world language, and Indian residents flocking to a fountain of youth. Questions Philander C. Knox’s chances for the presidential nomination amid neglect of visiting Indians.

Philander C. Knox

Dreamland Theater shows The Two Orphans tonight

The Dreamland Theater advertises the old play The Two Orphans drawing a large audience and promises a chance to see the picture tonight for a small price. It also mentions an illustrated gong presentation and a tailoring offer by Obes H Miller to ensure a better fitting carb.

Dreamland Theater

Dancing School at Opera House Orchestra Tonight

Dancing school to be held Tuesday night at 7:30 to 9 0 social dance with Qtolz Opera House Orchestra. N C Simpson of Hamilton is in town today.

Qtolz Opera House N. C. Simpson Hamil

Hamilton May Appear On Stand At Court

A frail wreck delayed criminal court in the Com emaugh division as Edward Young Yorw ick Hamilton faced assault charges against Policeman Orrin Stiffier and alleged poultry theft. Burgess Crossman urged against dropping larceny, while Cal Sipe drew three months for liquor selling without a license. Next sessions list Peter Steinhelsear and others, with Betta to be called Monday over William Kline’s Bolivar death.

Comemaugh Com Hugh A. Jackson Hellwood Edward ‘Young Yorwick Hamilton Orrin Stiffier Albert Israel Burgess James A. Crossman Cal Sipe Blairsville Peter Steinhelsear Patey Lacomy Jos Filgrakey John Willis Statutor William Miller Mike Kucisko Charles Littie S Emanuel Betta William Kline Bolivar

Polander Dies From Exposure After Drinking Night

A Polander working at Mud Ring near Clymer died of exposure after drinking with friends and lying down near the Red Barn on Thursday night. He was found dying on Friday morning and interred at the Catholic cemetery beside his wife and one child.

Polander Mud Riing Clymer Red Barn Novelriday Maxia

Ping Pong Photos Extends Offer At Maraball Building

Photographer B Piver advertises Ping Pong Photos at Root 22 offering 28 for 25 cents and 38 for 2 hours with four positions. Due to strong demand the offer is extended ten days, noting cloudy weather but good visibility.

Maraball Building Root B. Piver

Scientist claims cure for piles with Cerbolic Avid mix

An old German scientist announces a positive cure for piles using Cerbolic Avid zinc ointment made from zinc oxide and other ingredients. The ad states nightly and morning applications will permanently cure piles, with druggists having the ingredients. Klingensmith Restaurant changed hands as James A White and Joseph Stydgr miller bought the business from Mrs Florence Klingensmith and her daughter, Bessie.

Atonk James A. White Joseph Stydgr Florencs Klingensmith Bessie

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Chicago Fisher Kurtz North Harry Crawford Olymer Frank Gaible Vandergrift B. Mabon Israel Hicke Bishville Endisna Allan Graham Dilltown Walter McKalip Freeport Bis Mies Mary Roberts Edward Empfield Indiana Hotel Pittsburg Mies Edna Weamer Michael Hayn R. J. Hood Weat Wheatfield Township C. Williams Carrie Taylor Sewickley Thomas McLanahan G. T. Hamilton South Fifth Street Margaret Lowman Eleventh Street O. K. Martin Bilairaville Marty HW. Bruva East Oak Street W. G. Hoganlooker West View John Findlay West Church Street Posmaster Jonathan Learn Simon Buterbaugh Elmer E. Conrath Howard Fair Unisontown A. T. Moorhead Cheatnut Street Migs Aura Steving John F. Steving John G. Wat Aon Statesville N.C R.c. W. Carroll Florence James Heacom James Beacom J. P. Harkless Sardis Henkey's Iron William Merwin Nebraska Elmer Oregon Milo the Minority Report Robin Red Bresst Spring Wall Coverley Burgess Crossman Oto Young “Yarrick Sipe Klingensmith Restaurant Lold
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