Lindsay Cleared in Murder Trial at Wallopsburg
John Lindsay walked free this morning after a jury returned a verdict of acquittal in the Mose Hudson murder case at Wallopsburg. He left court with his sister Mrs. Mary Eubanks and planned time at her Pittsburg home, while his parents moved to Iowa.
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John Lindsay
Mose Hudson
Lindsey
Lindsay
Mary Eubanks
Shafer Street
Pittsburg
Iowa
Telford
Hudson
Gates
Felt
Getty
Sagamore
Punxsqutawney
The Missouri Girl at Library Hall Next Tuesday Night
A lively notice invites laughter with The Missouri Girl at Library Hall next Tuesday evening. Two hours of paid enjoyment with varied ticket prices. Also a photographer ad with March 24 sittings and 28 photos offer, plus a $500 reward for arson at the Pitch House and Blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Gay
Chapce
Hoto
B. Piper
Marshall
Tadian Beewing Co
Points On People in Blairsville Area
Cratte caller 3.R McMillen of Home called today. Miss Zeus Edmieton of Waterstreet visits Blairsville friends. Bessie Merritt seriously ill at home on West Philadelphia Street. Johnston Moorhead of Cherryhill township a business visitor. W Hamith Sr of Rossiter home from Philadelphia after specialist. George Cravenor of Creekside and Benjamin Stephens of Clymer called today. Miss Helen Woodhall of Charleroi guest of Mr and Mrs A W Mabon. Mrs J J Purcell of Josephine guest of her mother in Oakland Avenue. Walter McKalip agent in charge at Coral due to illness of regular agent Mr White. Mrs C C Riggs of West Philadelphia Street left on two day business trip to Kittanning. Justice John P Elkin of Philadelphia attends Farmer's Bank directors meeting. Pension Attorney A W Lang of Marion Center at Squire J G Fleming's office. Dr D J Waller of Bloomsbury visiting his son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs James Mack of North Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Waller
Bloomsbury
Daugh‘ver
James Mack
Savings & Trust declares quarterly dividend in Indiana
At the monthly board meeting of Savings & Trust Company of Indiana Pennsylvania the directors voted a 2 percent quarterly distribution for the quarter ending April 1 1908 including 1 percent regular and 4 percent extra. Checks will be mailed April 1908 to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings & Trust Company of Indiana
Pennsyvania
Dreamland Morning Moon Pictures Attract Readers
At Dreamland today two entertaining pictures headline the show with a lottery for readers. A lucky ticket number wins a pretty prize while a scramble for tickets unfolds. Also featured is the Arg Atlantic Rag Makers and an illustrated song The Stars and Stripes and You.
Bullet Wound Fatalized Child Dies in Robinson
Ruecell Woods aged seven died March 16 at his Robinson home after being shot in the left lung a week earlier. He was playing with a revolver when it discharged, the wounds causing death.
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Lovering
Ruecell Woods
Robinson
Aged Woman Dies in Pipe Fire at Home
Elizabeth Duffey known as Grandmother from West Wheatfield township died March 16 from severe burns and shock after sparks from her smoking pipe set her clothing ablaze. The octogenarian collapsed shortly after the accident.
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Elizabeth Duffey
Weat Wheatfield Township
Eureka club social dance at TOOF Hall tonight
The Eureka club, an older residents group, will hold a social dance in TOOF Hall tonight with music by the Opera House Orchestra. See John F. Steele before contracting slate roofing tinwork plumbing and repair on North Carpenter Ave. T.T.8, dw Hope for End of London's Smoke. To do away with Saetan's Smoke ft is proponed to use electric power generated slu ewhare for basting sts.
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Eureka Club
Toof Hall
Opera House
John F. Steele
North
Carpenter Ave
T.T
London
Saetan
Sts
Emanuel Betts Trial Opens Over Cline Death Murder Charge
The trial of Emanuel Betts of Robinson opens with Judge Telford presiding over the murder case of Wilbur Cline, a Bolivar lumberman, killed on a Cline farm on November 4, 1907. Prosecution cites a jail confession. defense argues self defense. Juror selection proceeds amid heavy attendance as both sides vet potential jurors for capital punishment views and familiarity with the Betts and Cline families.
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Indiana County
J. Telford
Emanuel Betts
Robinson
Thla County
Wilbur Cline
Cline
Betta
George J. Felt
Miller
Perkins Agency
Pittsburg
Milas Annie B. Vogel
Thia
Bette
Betts
Jasse
John N. Banke
William Banks
James W. Mack
Robert Betts
John Cline
Bolivar
Harry Cline
Fa Alao
Elkinie
Feit
Conningham & Fisher
Leven
Talesman
R C. Cunningham
Samuel Cunningham
John R. Smith
Lewis Conway
Fred Droes
J. E. Smith
George Adams
John Malcolm
Charles Conner
J. A. Bogley
Dennis Peddicord
W. L. Barrett
A. R. Fyock
J. K. Altimus
J. F. Donahue
Cornelius Rowley
M. Cribbs
A. Douglass
G. W
Seasion
Wallace Irvin
C. A. Ginter
RB Calhoun
Jennoy Neal
Joseph H. Elgin
C. R. Piper
James Speedy
B.P. Anderson
John Shao
Tusae Billiege
John Gamble
R. B
The Jurors Accepted.
Attorneys Cunningham and J. N. Banks agreed that they had secured a good jury. Messrs. Russell and Gibson served on the jury in the Lindsay murder case.
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White Township
Cunningham
J. N. Banks
Messrs. Russell and
Gibson
Lindsay
Court Excuses Jury Members for Ill Health
Coleman Ben Jamizon James Barclay Thomas Bart J D Thompson and J A Cripps were excused by the court due to ill health in a brief proceeding. The action highlights the impact of medical issues on juror availability and trial scheduling.
Bruce Wagners Campaign Banquet in Eagles Rooms
Bruce Wagner of Heahben, a Republican county commissioner candidate, hosted a smoker and banquet in the Eagles rooms Wednesday night. Lodge members attended as speeches on his campaign were given by Wagner and other figures. The hall was well decorated and an elaborate lunch followed, served by Steward Jesse Alvorn and his assistants.
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Eagles
Bruce Wagner
Heahben
Eagle's
Lodge
Wagner
Jesse Alvorn
Bia Agalatante
St Clair relative visit to Chicago scheduled
William A St Clair of North Ninth street will depart Munday for Chicago to visit his son Oscar a civil engineer there and his sisters Migeel Jane and Agnes St Clair in Chicago. Contractor Cingen amith accompanies him.
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William A. St.Clair
North Ninth Street
Munday
Chicago
Oscar
Migeel Jane
Agnes St Clair
Windy City
Ingenamith
No New Trust Building Planned at Corner
For Rent signs on the old Rowe building at Philadelphia street and Carpenter avenue indicate that the Indians Savings & Trust Company does not intend erecting a new office building at that corner this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Philadelphia Street
Carpenter Avenue
The
Indians Savings & Trust Company
Northwood Glass Founder Visited by Indiane Friends
Mr. Harry Northwood former owner of the glass plant called on friends in Indiana on Wednesday. He is proprietor of the Northwood Glass Company of Wheeling.
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Harry Northwood
Northwood
The
Northwood Glass Company
Wheeling
Kettering Orchestra Engaged for Monday Night Dance
Kettering's Greensburg Orchestra led by Bert Lichtenberger has been booked to perform in Library Hall next Monday evening. Prominent town youths are arranging a dance to accompany the concert.
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Kettering
Ben Kettering
Greensburg
Bert Lichteberger
Library Hall
Deaths in local area family announces several losses
J W Smith aged 65 native of the county died of Brights disease at his East Rod Pittsburg home after a long grain business career with his brother. He leaves a wife and two children Arthur Smith and Mrs Jaegere. Interment in Pittsburg scheduled Friday. Llewelyn Ulerich three years old New Florence died March 12 from measles after a long illness. Mrs Fred Johns aged 50 died March 16 at Robinson residence. Interment Bethel graveyard.
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J. W. Smith
Bright
Hampton Street
East Rod
Pittsburg
Eldersridge
Saltsburg
Smith
Arthur Smith
Jaeger
Llewelyn
Samuel Ulerich
New Florence
Fred Johns
Robinson
Bolivar
Bethel Graveyard
Large field is running for delegate in Pennsylvania
Democrats have five men willing to attend the Denver convention as spring primaries near. A 65-year-old man, Nelson McCartney, died March 10 at the home near Clymer, due to consumption. Interment was at Rich Hill cemetery. Also, Helen Louise, two, died March 10 from convulsions. The article lists candidates and petitions for Congress, state senate, and assembly from Indiana County and nearby districts, with party affiliations and alternate picks for national convention delegates.
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Nelson McCartney
Bennett Wyncoop
Clymer
Rich Hill Cemetery
Helen Louise
William Charles
Rossiter
Jefferon County
Charles Bush
Youngblood
Oak Street
Edward A. Carmall
Brookville
Ernest Stewart
Indiana
John T. Deemar
Deemar
Samuel A
Jetsop
Kitetanning
John M. Leach
Harry @. Meane
A. C. Smith
Harry C. Golden
Kittanning
M. Mohney
Clarion
Col
W. M. Fairman
Papxeutawney
Harrisburg
Congress
State Senate
Assembly
Twenty-seventh
J. G. Beale
Leechburg
W. C. Smith
Punxsutawney
G. E. Arnold
J. N. Lang
Local Weddings Tie Seward and Plumville Pairings
Misa Elizabeth M Leng and John W Peer of Seward wed recently at Seward Methodist Church. Bride formerly a telegraph operator, groom a railroad section foreman at Conemaugh furnace. The couple will set up housekeeping in Seward. Alma Adamson and Bert Lukehart, both of Plumville, married by Justice B F Lewis in Ambrose. Winona Pittman and Merrill Calkitt, both of Conemaugh, wed at the M E parsonage on West Church Street. Revival services at Marion Center Presbyterian Church closed with 13 joining the church and seven becoming Methodists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Elizabeth M. Leng
John W. Peer
Seward
S. GC. Noble
Seward Methodist Church
Mr. Peer
Conemaugh Furnace
Alma Adamson
Silas Adamson
Bert Lukehart
Conrad Lukehart
Plumville
Justice of the Peace
B. F. Lewis
Ambrose
Colkist
Pittman
Mica Winona Pittman
Merrill Calkitt
Conamuagh
Jessa Cary
M. E. Parsonage
Woeet Church Street
A.C. Powell
Marion Center Presbyterian Church
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Pittsburg visit may lead to permanent move for Klingensmiths
Mrs Florence Klingensmith and her daughter Mise Bessie left this morning for Pittsburg to visit Mrs John Bush with prospects of making that city their permanent home if city life agrees. Meanwhile Mrs Sarah Anthony tripped on Oakland avenue and broke both bones in her left wrist when the pavement gave way a few days ago.
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Florence Klingensmith
Mise Bessie
John Bush
Pittsburg
Oakland Avenue
Sarah Anthony
W C T U Spelling Bee Scheduled This Thursday
The postponed spelling bee of the W C T U will be held Thursday evening in the Union rooms. Admission is 10. The notice invites everyone to attend.
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Union
Landslide Delays Train to Indiana Delayed by Landslide
A train named the Gugt did not arrive in Indiana until 11 10 this morning, instead of its regular 9 29 schedule. Gazette advertisers note losses as delays ripple through deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Gugt
Indiana
Seventh Street Couple Entertains At Home
Mr and Mrs Archie McQuown hosted friends at their South Seventh street home Wednesday evening entertaining a number of guests in a casual social event.
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Mest
Archie McQuown
South Seventh Arrest
Ole
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Home
Zeus Edmieton
Waterstreet
Blairsville
Mia
Bessie Merritt
Philadelphia
Johnston Moorhead
Cherryhill Township
W.hamith, Sr
George Cravenor
Creekside
Benjamin Stephens
Gazette Callera
Helen Woodhall
Charleroi
A. W.mabon
Church Street
J.J. Purcell
Josephine
Sophia Lowry
Wus
Walter McKalip
Coral
Mr. White
C. C. Riggs
West Philadelphia Street
John P. Elkin
Farmer's Bank
A. W. Lang
Marion Genter
Squire J. G. Fleming
Indiana Savings & Trust Company
Dreamland
Talesmen
A. ©. Coleman, Farmer
Conemaugh Two
T. M. Carson
4Th Ward
Enos Dorr
W. C. Shields
Farmer
Rayne Two
Harvey Balentine
Foundryman
D. H. Stephens
Cherryhill Twp
John Russell
Lumberman
J. D. Cummins
Carpenter
D. L. Ralston
H. K. Boucher
I. W. Gibson
Trust Company
Glass Manufacturer
W. Smith
Llewelyn Ulerich
Mrs
Fred Jobns
Denver
Golden Favors
Bryan
Nelson M'Cartney
Helen Louise Charles
Dr. Leonhardt
Dr. Leonehardt
T. B Hildebrand
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Shation B
Buffalo
Lukehart—Adamson
Mey
Blacklick Branch
Gazette
Seventh Street
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