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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
1
People and Guests Attend Funeral in Johnstown
Points on People note several local social visits. Guests at the Clawson House include Pat Boyle from Johnstown and J W Divine from Pittsburgh among others. Mrs EF Sutton and daughter Helen return to Indiana after a two day visit with Mrs John McClune in Lincoln Street. The Brawdy family from McDonald attend the funeral of Mrs Annie Lichteberger, mother of Mrs Brawdy.
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EF. R. Sutton
Helen
Indiana
John McClune
Lincoln Street
Johnstown
Mra
D’alton Brawdy
Annie, Charles and
D’alton, Jr
McDonald
Clawson House
Pat Boyle
J. W. Divine
Pittsburg
Emery Edwards
Altoona
William North
Ernest
L. H. Lowman
D. E B. Martin
Pine Flats
J. W. Powell
Marchand
A. S. Landis
DuBois
Louis Matz
Indiana Normal Defeats Independent Team In Punxsutawney
The Indiana Normal baseball team beat an independent squad 6 to 1 in Punxsutawney then returned to Indiana this morning. The second team was set to play Homer City High School after a student demonstration for the track men. Futures include a varsity game vs Dayton Institute Monday at 2 pm and a Grove City College clash Monday at 3:30 pm. The Indiana High School team was at Blairsville today facing Blairsville High School.
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Indianna
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Homer City High School
Dayton Institute
Fant Grove City College
Indiana High School
Blairaville
Local Notes On Travels Visits And School Events
Local correspondents report J D Rager and Charlie Kelley leaving for South Dakota for the summer. Students from Blairsville attended a class play in Bairville Monday. Superintendent A K Gillespie and wife returned from Scottdale. Lizzie Stoneback visits friends in Freedonia Pa. Annie Bell goes to Wilkinsburg to see her sister Mrs Tra Ewing who is ill. Nell Hunton attended Blairsville commencement. William Caulfield visited Blairsville. Mary Lintner of Blairsville visited A K Gerhard and family. E B London and family return from Vandergrift. Mrs Fred Maize and May Fair visited Daniel Smith near Blairsville. Dr E M Bushnell elected company physician at Josephine replacing Dr William Scott who retired for health reasons.
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J. D. Rager
Charlie Kelley
South Dakota
Bairaville
A. K. Gillespie
Scottdale
Lizzie Stoneback
Freedonia
Annie Bell
Wilkinsburg
Tra Ewing
Nell Hunton
Blairaville
William Caulfield
Blairsville
Misa Mary Lintner
A. K. Gerhard
E. B. London
Vandergrift
Fred Maize
Mise May Fair
Daniel Smith
E. M. Bushnell
Josephine
William Scott
McGlaughlin Nesbitt Wedding Linked to Clarksburg Couple
Mr George McGlaughlin of Kiders Ridge and Mina Margaret Nesbitt of Clarksburg united in marriage on Wednesday evening May 4 at the Britk a parents home, with Rev C D Fraser of Clarksburg officiating.
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George McGlaughlin
Kidersridge
Mina Margaret Nesbitt
Clarksburg
C. D. Fraser
Vacuum Cleaner Rental Rates at Marshall Building
Rent a vacuum cleaner and clean your own carpets on the floor. Hand cleaner costs 1.50 per day and 100 for half day. Electric vacuum at 200 per day and 1.25 for half day. Call Room 3, Marshall Building, or Local 1240 for details.
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Marshall Building
Mr Springer Thanks Indiana People for Fire Help
Mr Springer expresses gratitude to Indiana residents who aided after a May 4 fire at the Tiffany building. He notes substantial help in saving property and acknowledges the Dugan Glass Co for their role in buying baled straw.
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Indiana
Tiffany
Springer
Considerate Man Flees Dinner Debt With Silence
A prosperous friend and a well dressed companion dine at a fashionable restaurant. The host asks the debtor to discuss an unpleasant detail with the proprietor outside. The dine mover runs off when revealed to have no money to pay for the meals.
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Pittsburg
A Famous Goose of the Coldstream Guards
Peter the goose, famed pet of the Coldstream Guards, joined the regiment in Canada and marched at the head of the battalion in London. He saved a sentry by feinting a rebel, but met a tame end as a cab ran him over, as noted by the London Telegraph.
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Peter
Coldstream Guards
Goose
Coldstreamers
Canada
Adolphus Graves
London
London Telegraph
England's Lighthouse Service and its Elder Brethren
England's lighthouse system is run by a thirteen member board called the Elder Brethren. Younger brethren fill vacancies with life appointments and £500 yearly pay. Superintendents command seven districts, chosen from apprentice to master ranks, while lightkeepers rise from seafaring ranks. all are pensioned when unable to work.
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Lighthouse Service of
England
Lghthouse Service
Their Old Stories in a Story Telling Club
A man joins a story tellers club but avoids speaking. His wife coaches him on a funny tale, and he succeeds in the contest by recalling stories from others. He frets that men would judge him for learning from a woman, while she notes wives often share tales at card portions.
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Ane
Hin
Tome
Wlo
Durned
Webl
New York Press
First Justice to Wear Gown in Supreme Court
An authority notes that Justice John Jay first wore a gown on the Supreme Court bench. He wore an academic gown from Trinity College Dublin, a four colored garment, before adopting the traditional black robe later.
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Supreme Court of the United States
John Jay
Supreme Bench
University of Dublin
Trinity College
Tilden's Dog Becomes Local Showpiece
Samuel J. Tilden bought a huge Great Dane at an early dog show. When asked the dog's name, he replied Askin, a wordplay that drew amused chatter. The dog performed only when fed, and the owner quipped he’d make a good politician as he handed over a bone.
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Tilden
Samuel J. Tilden
Mr. Tilden
Askim
Queer thoughts and domestic foibles in old jokes
A collection of clipped quips contrasts a jokey thinker musing on men and waiting. A bystander asks what is queer about them and the thinker notes a man will wait a day for a fish but not three minutes for his wife to prepare for church. The piece includes a fragment about a man losing his supremacy at home when his wife tries to phone him at the office.
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Denver News
The General Opinion On a Hasty Marriage Proposal
A fragment cites ridicule of a marriage proposal with bantering remarks about Jack and Nell. The crude dialogue depicts public embarrassment and laughter at an impulsive engagement in a social setting.
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Belle
Jack
Nell
Portrait Critique Sparks Gentle Snub by Fuegenda Blatter
Modern critics spar over a portrait referencing a regal subject. Fuegenda Blatter quips that the likeness is slight, sparking light controversy and ongoing discussion about artistic interpretation.
Pot Grudge to Pick Treasures from Earthen Pot
A fragmentary observation notes that holding a grudge can cloud judgment and prevent uncovering hidden value. The saying compares grudges to an earthen pot whose treasures lie inside, awaiting openness to reveal them.
King Edward VII Dead After Short Reign Ends
London May 7. Edward VII dies at 11 45 PM after a nine year reign marked by peacemaking and keen social involvement. George V takes oath as king at 2 PM and faces a nation amid constitutional upheaval, with royal visits planned but likely dampened by sorrow.
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London
Edward VII
England
Privy Council
Great Britain
Victoria
Edward
Ernest Cassellyam
King Edward
George V
Fia
Queen Victoria
Europe
Prince of Wales
George Frederick Ernest Albert
King George
Queen Alexandra
Marlborough House
Duke of Clarence
Pringe
D Duke of Cornwall
Commonwealth of Austria
India
Canada
Quebec
Fairbanks
Lees
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