Crushed Under Car Wheels at Greensburg Fatal to Edward Coleman
Edward Coleman son of P. R. office chief clerk T. M. Coleman was killed in a Greensburg tunnel when No 14 struck as he attempted to board a baggage car. The body was identified by clothing found near Coshey's undertaking room and later interred after initial reports. He served in Company F Fifth Regiment during the Spanish American War and left Indiana with John Lydick for Chicago before the tragedy.
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P.R. R
Greensburg
Edward Coleman
T. M. Coleman
Coleman
Elder
Ay Coshey
A. C. Wynn
the Gazette
Altoons
Pittsburg
John Lydick
Indiana
Chicago
Blatraville
J. Willis Wilson
Lydick
Coshey
Wynn
Goleman
Enna
Harriet Reisman
North Fourtenth Street
Max
Ross Colemen
Ghiokemaugs
N.G.P
Death notices for William Lewis and Grace A Learn
William Lewis of Glen Campbell died at A G Hart's home after a brief illness. Born in England on August 16, 1842, he came to the United States in 1886 and lived in Philpsburg before moving to Glen Campbell in 1899. He leaves two sons and a sister. funeral at G A Hart's residence with interment in Urey cemetery. Grace A Learn, 20, widow of Martin E Learn, died at 31 South Sixth Street from bowel inflammation. Daughter of Samuel Getty of Hillsdale, she leaves husband and infant child. funeral at her late home with remains to Purchase Line for interment.
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William Lewis
Glen Campbell
A. G. Hart
Mr. Lewis
Brierly Hill
England
Philpsburg
G. A. Hart
Urey
Grace A
Martin E. Learn
South Sixth Street
Samuel Getty
Hillsdale
Purchase Line
Davidson Martz Wedding Ties Glen Campbell Pair
Davidson son Thomas and Elizabeth Martz daughter of Glen Campbell residents wed in a quiet March 12 ceremony witnessed by both families and close relatives. Goldie Kunkle of Blairsville and Basil Bennett of Pittsburg married March 23 at Rev J D Brownlee’s residence on Church Street.
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Thomas Daviadon
Alex, Davidson
Elizabeth Martz
R. O. Martz
Glen Campbell
Goldie Kunkle
Blairsville
Basil E. Bennett
Pittsburg
J. D. Brownlee
Church Street
Inquest Finds Natural Causes for Barbara Ortner Death
Coroner W D Gates presided over an inquest into the death of Barbara Ortner, found unconscious Friday afternoon and died that night. The jury ruled natural causes due to a severe convulsions attack.
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Ortner
W. D. Gates
Barbara Ortner
Arcadia Mourns Loss of Hess & Buchanan Firm
Arcadia reports the loss of Hess & Buchanan furniture and undertaking as the stock was moved last Saturday on a Gipsy wagon. The Kerr Avenue hotel is closed, a licensed house shut down, and Mr Heas leaves that town end, leaving the area dull. B L Junker rents Kin ter Warehouse at 817 Water Street behind the railroad depot and opens Indiana Hide and Tallow Co to pay top cash for hides and pelts.
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Arcadia
Hess & Buchanan, Furniture and Undertaking
Kerr Avenue
Heas
County Journal
B. L. Junker
Kinter
Water Atreat
Indiana Hide & Tallow Co
Dancing School Thursday Night Denial of Closure
Prof Brooks announces dancing school will run Thursday night as usual. The season runs from 7 30 to 9, with the 9 to 12 period labeled novial. Despite street chatter, officials deny closure and confirm continuation indefinitely.
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Brooks
Dancing
Dance at Library Hall Hosts Fifty Couples Attending
Fifty couples attended The Dame Monday Night dance at Library Hall on Monday with Ketterfog's Orchestra from Greeneburg providing music. Several residents from Josephine attended along with Prof. Ira Nippus, Ernest School principal, who was absent due to tonsillitis and returned home to Blocklick this morning.
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Library Hall
Ketterfog
Greeneburg
Josephine
Ira Nippus
Ernest School
Betts Murder Trial Nears Close In Self Defense Claim
The Betts murder trial proceeds toward closing arguments as defense and prosecution present rebuttal. Attorneys argue self defense and discuss Emanuel Betts’s injuries and the broken shotgun used in the incident with Wilbur Cline. Judge Telford to charge jurors after hours of testimony and witness statements from Betts family and investigators.
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Emanuel Betts
Wilbur Cline
Telford
Betts
The
Commonwealth
William Banks
Cline
Messrs
Mack and
Cunningham
Jesse Betts
Jesse
Emanuel
John A. Cling
Harry Cline
George Cline
J. A. Walback
Dr. Upde
John Betta
Derry
Harry Betts
Emanuel Betta
Russell Mclain
Elibera
Mbes
Unclear encounter ends with fatal shooting case
The narrative recounts Emanuel and Jesse after an incident near Garfield and a later preliminary hearing. Emanuel may have killed a man named Cline during a sequence on the Conemaugh Division. The brothers discuss money and a loan as tensions rise, with no confession until late December.
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Hetts
Anby
Jesse
Garfield
Emanuel
Pittsburg
Conemaugh
Boyla
Boasinger
Jezse
Cline
Croasman’a
Bettaalec
Points On People Show Local Visitors In Town And About
Local column notes residents and visitors: Alfred Anderson from Young township and Martin Wissinger of Penn Run visited Indiana. ex-Sheriff D E Thompson from Hiawville was in Indiana on business. Aileen Tinkcom and Jean Sutton from Armagh visited friends in Indiana. Mrs Henry Miller from Irviston Cambria visited her daughter in South Fifth Street H C Conger of Oxcedla Mille spent Monday with relatives. Bessie Kinnan a Marion Center teacher visiting A S Beatty family. Uncle James Walker seen in Indiana after shadow sighting. Mrs C L McGregor and Celia returned from Pittsburgh with spring millinery. Harry McGallow of Indiana, ex-owner of a jewelry store, visited Punxsutawney over the weekend. Mrs Frank Campbell of Homer City and Mrs Jacob Bowers of Johnstown, plus Mrs Isaac Tiger and her daughter from Rochester Mills, were guests at the Williams home Monday.
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H. O. Williams
South Fifth Street
Frank Campbell
Homer City
Jacob Bowers
Johnstown
Isaac Tiger
Rochester Mills
Williams
Local Notes and Greetings from Gipsy and Area
Glen Campbell and John W. Clark return from Sapulpa Oklahoma. Barrett and Pennington caught 102 suckers near Mahaffey last week. Local insticate was held in the opera house Friday and Saturday. Neighbor Hayes of Gipsy moves here. J H Brilhart and wife attend funeral of Mrs John Spicher. John B. Conner spends week in Pittsburgh. Blanche Smith returns to Gipsy after visit to Mahaffey. Corpse of Baby In the Mall reports infant found in the walls in Portales New Mexico. package linked to Roswell and Woodstock wires.
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Glen Campbell
John W. Clark
Sapulpa
Okla
A. BK. Barrett
H. H. Pennington
Mahaffey
Opera House
Hayes
J. H. Brilhart
John Spicher
John B. Conner
Pitteburg
Misa Blanche Smith
Gipsy
Denver
Olerach
Portales
N. M
B. L. McKee
Rocky Mountain Region
Roswell
Woodstock
United Presbyterians Host Successful Church Social
A large congregational social at the first United Presbyterian church drew about 250 attendees. Dr and Mrs J Day Brownlee Prof and Mrs J T Stewart Mr and Mrs George Simpson and Miss Geneva Findley led the reception committee while U P students from the Normal attended. Mary McCreight Mary Caldwell and Ralph Hastings performed songs before refreshments. The event ended around 10 o clock and was described as one of the churchs most successful socials.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Lndies
J. Day Brownlee
J. T. Stewart
George Simpson
Geneva Findley
Y. BP. G
U. P
Normal
Mary McCreight
Mary Caldwell
Ralph Hastings
Wesleyans Appoint New Pastor After Conference
The Wes leyan Methodist church annual conference completed its business session Saturday night March 21 at Titusville. Appointments were announced for Indiana county Homer City Ertie Hayward Mechanicsburg C Munaon and Indiana C L Smith succeeding Rev Graves. The conference includes 25 charges in Northwestern Pennsylvania and Southwestern New York.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Titusville
Indiana County
Homer City
Ertie
Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid Piles Cure Ad
A testimonial claims Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid cures piles, offering a $3,000 guarantee with every bottle. George Cook of St Thomas Ontario says it cured ten years of bleeding piles after other treatments failed. The tablet is taken internally and sold for $1 at Tom Hildebrand in Indiana.
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Dr. Leonhardt
George,Cook
St. Thomas
Ont
Normal School Term Dates And Examinations
Normal closes Friday March 27 with dai ly examinations in all branches of Indy. The spring term opens Tuesday April 7.
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Indy
Kerr Studio contest offers 12 dozen photos prize
The Kerr Studio will award a prize of 12 dozen of their best photos for the essay on Indiana's Muddy Street Crossings. The contest will be held April 1. Send all essays to view studio at North Seventh Street, 172-34.
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Esamy
Indiana
Studio
Norn
Guthrye Salis Lote sentencing brief Gusty over $1250 transfer
A fragmented item notes a transfer of funds valued at 1250 dollars involving Guthrie and Joan E. Lewis through a council or office, with names and roles partially legible. The context is unclear but indicates a legal or administrative action regarding a monetary amount and responsibility.
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F Man
Bennett—Kunkle
Dancing School
the Dame
James W. Mack
Samuel Cunningham
George J. Felt
Betta
Batts
Robert
Jenkins
Henderson
Fnally
Chine
Bette
Cilpe
Pumer A
Cling
Alfred Anderson
Young Township
Martin Wissinger
Penn Run
D. E. Thompson
Hlairaville
Aileen Tinkcom
Jean Sutton
Armagh
H. C. Conger
Oxcedla Mille
GC. H. Renfrew
Grant Street
Misa Bessie Kinnan
Marion Center
A. S. Beatty and Family
James Walker
Shelocta
Harry McQallown
Punxsutawney
Sandsy
United Presbyterians
Misses Mary McCreight
Rev. C. L. Smith
Kerr Studio
A. Guthrye Salis Lote
Lois
Thirteenth Artest
Oupe
W. 4. Guthrie
Joan E. Lewis
Conseil & Hosack Weeny
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