Marriage Licenses List Confusing Scrambled Names
A jumble of names appears in the marriage licenses section with numerous misspellings and garbled entries. The list includes pairs such as Merle L Black with Sneedge Man Neat and Regina Sykabet with Gly wer Edward Fleming, among many others, followed by an unrelated advertisement for Chamberlain's Liniment claiming quick relief from rheumatism and neuralgia.
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Merle L Black
Sneedge
Heomiton
Oranto Vonaca - Reynoldsvilie
Florio Dawren
Homer Gris
Paul Carose
Lucerne
Rose Pucenti
Lacerne
John Biels
Clymer
Regina Sykabet
Gly Wer
Edward Fleming
Marion Center
Agusta M. Chambers
Wilson T3iaseford
Pine Flats
Cora A. George
Biairaville
Lester Colgan
Gipsy
Margaret McCall
Hortains
Nicola di Paolo
Taelin
Flora Criola
Laelin
William Henry
Latrobe
Gertrude Dishong
Wehrum
Scott Mervine
Strongstown
Leola Maud Anderson
Croft Loy
Beringer
Mazier, Young
Cockport
Giovani Farrano
Josephine Vincena Cambilo
Josephine
Chamberlain
Long and Smeck Married in Town Union
Mr William Long of town now employed at New Kensington and Miss Margaret Smeck of Pittsburg formerly at Christys store were united in marriage today. They will reside in New Kensington.
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William Long
Town
New Kensington
Margaret Smeck
Pittsburg
Christy
Delegates Named For Presbyterial Missionary Convention
Mrs. A L Smith and Mrs Lottie Stewart were chosen as delegates by the Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church to the Presbyterial convention at Appleby Manor Armstrong's county on June 15 and 16. Alternates are Mrs D A Cunningham and Mrs D C Brown. The Nome Missionary Society chose Miss Jane Wilson as its representative.
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A. L. Smith
Lottie Stewart
Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Appleby Manor
Armstrong’s County
D. A. Cunningham
D. C. Brown
Nome Missionary Society
Misa Jane Wilson
Rally at Sunday Schools Sunday
Parents are reminded that next Sunday is Everybody Present Day at the Indiana Sunday Schools, when every enrolled member is hoped to be in his place.
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Indiana Sunday Schoola
Will Entertain Ladies Club At Grandview Home
Mrs H C Winters will entertain the Needle Art Club this Wednesday afternoon at her Grandview home. Members are to bring their usual handiwork and a potluck contribution for a brief social. The gathering promises fellowship and shared crafting.
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H.C. Winters
Grandview
Guaranteed Pile Cure Ad by Leading Druggist
An advertisement promotes Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Raid pile cure from Tom E. Hildebrand, touting internal relief pills over suppositories or surgery. A $1 large bottle claim is listed with a money back plan. Also mentions Chamberlain's Stone and Liver Tablets for breath and appetite, with scattered lines about health remedies and unrelated items.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Tom E. Hildebrand
Leanhwrde Co
Station 2
Buffalo
No Y
Regulars Gall on Democrats for Help
Washington May 18 Despite indications that the administration railroad bill might be expedited in the senate the effort failed Regular Republicans invited insurgents to join a conference but the insurgents declined citing disparaging remarks by Taft and certain senators toward radicals They would not meet the regular Republican conference in the future The Republicans then sought aid from Democrats negotiating through Senators Bailey Hughes and Bacon Democratic leaders hinted they would back the bill if the three final sections on stocks and bonds were dropped and a vote on the statehood bill allowed, to pass the bill with necessary votes.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Taft
Bailey
Hughes
Bacon
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Indiana Testimony
Mrs. M. 4. Martin of Indiana reports permanent relief from backache and kidney symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims the pills cure disorders caused by weak kidneys and cautions against misattributing symptoms to simple muscular weakness.
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Bright
Dean
Indiana
Martin
Seventh Street
USA
Doen
Doan
Mummified Body Suit Filed by Mrs Watson in Hot Springs
Mrs. Watson of Hot Springs North Carolina has sued for possession of a mummified body she says is her alleged brother Indan Lord Powcival Choice Douglas. Undertakers refuse delivery claiming no verified claimant, the body is a local curiosity, and prior offers to use it as a circus exhibit were declined under a North Carolina statute.
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Watson
Hot Springs
Curie
Asheville
N. C
Indan
Powcival
Douglas
Tat Springs
Ann
Len Douglas
Scotland
North Carolina
Famous monkey roasted by radiator heat on train
A sensational Portland item reports a famous monkey, dubbed Charles the First, killed by radiator heat aboard a Northern Pacific train on May 8. The fragmentary OCR text mentions a rogue tale and coincidental details including other odd notes and figures, but the readable core concerns the animal’s death by heat while on the railroad journey.
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Charles
Northern Pacific
Portland
Ore
Charles de Wiest
Tiavine
For Sale Kindling and Help Wanted Ads Crowd the Page
Fragmented for sale and help wanted items appear together with garbled lines. Inquiries cite Weamer's Dairy Lunch Room and Carpenter Avenue, with notes about learning the automobile business by mail and various odd jobs. The text reflects a noisy classifieds page with scattered, unclear phrases and pay appeal.
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Weamer’s Dairy
Bravery and Brandy Aid General Grant in Grave Hour
In a dramatic bedside scene Dr Shrady and Dr Douglas battle death as General Grant lies near on his bed. Brandy is administered to revive him while Rev. Dr Newman prays and the family watches. Grant regains consciousness after a tense, costly medical choice.
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Douglas
Shrady
Lennon
Agian
Laay
Somerhitu
Che Modieich
Earth
Algan
Newman
Grant
Brank W. Mack
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Mew Gazette Building
Carpenter Ave
Indiana, Pa
Chamberlain's Stone and Liver
Gov. Fort
New Jersey
Kean
Democrats
Munnimakers
J. G. Gunner
South Sixth Street
Youngblood’s
Oak St
Stewart Thomson
North Highth Street
Grafton
Graff's
Graff
J. R. King
E.o.d
Indiana Ladder Co
South Tenth’Street
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Uculars Ua Saigle Lessen Brepiee Automeile Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Wphias Ptet
Viffany Setives
Howard
Beg pereQhy
Volta Ty
Lucy
Margaret Weisper
Dias
Loughry
Evry Way
W. L
Tee
Call
J. G. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Steving
Elk’s
H. H. Steving
Mietheen Undertaker
Meibalenes
Jaoior
Indiana House