Guffeyites Carry Everything at Harrisburg
At Harrisburg a Democratic State Platform urged tariff revision and currency reform while supporting a larger army and stricter election expenditure laws. Guffey and allies controlled the state convention, sending four uninstructed delegates to Denver, with Berrys and other Bryan League foes still rallying. Containing numerous local notes, visitors, and brief society items from Indiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisbirg
Col.Guffey
Keystone
Denver
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Black
Creasy
W. H. Berry
James Kerr
Warren W. Bailey
Bryan League
Poreitle
Bryan
Gov. Johnson
Judge Gray
Republican Party
Kankle Couple Married in Homer City Parlor Ceremony
Mary E Kankle daughter of the late Edward and Mrs Kankle of Homer City and Ozken Kankle of Coral wed Monday afternoon in Dr J Day Brownlees home on East Church Street. Foster daughter of Robert McFeaters, Homer City, and Mrs McFeaters named sole beneficiary of his estate which includes 3 farms totaling 100 acres with coal and personal property. Mr Kankle, saw mill proprietor near Homer City, named executor. They will establish home at the McFeaters farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Kankle
Edward Kankle
Homer City
Ozken Kankle
Coral
J. Day Brownlee
Eaat Church Street
Misa Kunkle
Robert McFesters
Mcfeatere
Kunkle
Barrs Attend Dovey Wedding Anniversary in Cardiff
J W Barr and wife return from Cherrytree where they attended the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Q O Dovey on May 14. Dovey is president of the Cardiff Mining Company. Mrs Dovey was Miss Alice Reynolds of Pittsburgh. About forty people attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanty-Glo
J. W. ‘Barr
Cherrytree
Q. O. Dovey
Dovey
Cardiff Mining Company
Mise Alice Reynolds
Pitsburg
Unclear manuscript notes on medical formulation
Fragmentary historical note mentions Carbelic Acid and Zotan doses, Aino Ointment applied at night, and surgeon guidance. Text is garbled with percent figures and terms like logger and druggist, rendering precise use and purpose uncertain.
Social at Frasbyterian Church
Congregational social at the Presbyterian church Friday night from 8 to 10 30. All the members are invited and a large crowd will doubtless be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lewis Held For Court After Sixth Street Brawl
In Philadelphia Street brawl on Saturday evening Sheriff Jacob Wettling was assaulted. Irvin Davin was fined 10 dollars for fighting. acquitted on assaulting the Sheriff. Edward Lewis held on 300 dollar bail for June term hearing. His father furnished bail as spectators filled the crowd.
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Sixth Street
Philadelphia
Inez
Jacob Wettling
J. A. Crossman
Irvin Davin
Edward Lewis
Ind
William Lewha Bethelden
Heilwood Trio Enters Majestic Theatre Contest
A Heilwood trio from Indiana County entered the Majestic theatre contest with a one act comedy titled A Race for a Million. Manager Silverman noted a young man, a young lady, and another young man from Heilwood said they would perform as the Martin Trio on Friday night.
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Johnstown
Heilwood
Majestic Theatre
Silverman
Indiana County
Vas
Philadelphia Pharmacy College Graduation Highlight
Qualified ne Druggiste. Clark Neal eight and ex sheriff Joe ish Neal Maurles Trainor youngest son of Mia Carrie Trainor will graduate from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Neal
Ann
Bhertif Joaish Neal
Maurles Trainor
Mia
Carrie Trainor
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Funds Sought for New Presbyterian Church Building
An adjourned church meeting of First Colled Presbyterian was held with over 60 attendees. A motion urged a canvass by committee to solicit funds, requiring 20 percent upfront by Sept 1, 2008 and annual payments until $26,000 is raised. if not fully subscribed, promises won’t be binding. The fundraising committee will report June 2.
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First Colled Presbyterian Church
D. M. Caldwell
S New Church
A. T. Moorhead
James Mack, Esq
Rob Roys Funny Old Man With Hats At Dreamland
Rob Roy performs as many characters in one show at Dreamland Theater with facial expressions praised by Indiana audiences. Tonight’s admission is 10 cents and includes a moving picture and illustrated song before the show. Also noted: local sale details and a staff member moving to Ebeneberg to teach.
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Rob Roy
Dreamland Theater
Indiana
Trustees chosen to represent the State for Indians
State Aupt Schaeffer appoints trustees Moessie J D Wallace J Dick Wilson and A T Moorhead to act for Indians. At Floride Greenhouse on North Seventh street J M Welch offers vegetable and flower plants. Hopkins in West Philadelphia advertises neckwear at reduced prices. Magill & Sons announces new potato stock and other supplies.
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State
Aupt
North Seventh Street
J. M. Welch
Memorial Day Committees Named by Indiana Post Commander
Memorial Day plans for 14 Indiana include committees selected by Post Commander M. McHenry and Adjutant B. M. Lydick from Part 28 G A R. Speakers include John N Banks D R Pringle and General Harry White. Music by E M Lydick J W Harbison and Dr William Hosack. Cemeteries Oakand Findlay Greenwood St Bernard with teams named for marking graves and floral duties assigned to multiple volunteers.
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M. McHenry
B. M. Lydick
Paat
G. A. R. Arrangmente
May Transfer Wilmington Union League Club to Richmond
Wilmington dispatch reports rumors of the Union League franchise possibly selling and moving from Wilmington. Scrubby McCreght is described as starring for Wilmington while covering infield duties. A transfer to Richmond, Virginia, is suggested though not verified, with New York offers cited.
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Richmond
Scrubby McCreght
Wilmington
Del
W.C. F. Waller
Michael Grady
Tri-State
New York City
Scrubby
Death Of Edward Sweeney Aged 66 In Pittsburgh Area
Edward Sweeney died from stomach trouble after a year long illness. Born Jan 21 1951, he was son of the late John Sweeney of Cherryhill township. A machinist and electrician at The Cunningham Store for three years, he was a temperate, churchgoing man with many friends. Survived by wife, children Barry Edward William Clark and others, a brother William and two sisters, funeral at 9:45 pm at his home with Rev J W Cary, interment Thursday Oakland Cemetery. Grant Johnson 43 of Cherrytree scalded yesterday while under an engine. taken to hospital.
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Edward Sweeney
Yasr
John Sweeney
Cherryhill Township
Sweeney
Cunningham
Barry
Philadelphia
Edward
Pitteburg
William
Steubenville
Clark
Carrie Jacoby
Aspinwall
Emma Boyle
Helen Grimes
Misa May Sweeney
Indiana
Clara
Theres
Johnstown
Ellen Gallaway
Altoona
Eleventh Street
J. W. Cary
Methodial Episcopal Church
Oakland Cemetery
Viewers award heirs in Liver more case against P. R. R.
After three days of testimony Judge Telford’s panel settled claims filed by Liver more partiga against the P. R. R. They awarded the White heir 196,600 and the Leard belrs 4,000.
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Telford
Livermore Partiga
Palmer elected Grove City school principal at 2600 yearly
Professor J J Palmer who taught the old West Eogeehoe about 1s years ago has been elected principal of the Grove City school at a salary of 2600 dollars per year. A good paying business on Philadelphia street between seventh and eighth streets King and McLain 210 11 Jatrang gave a new lot of send pater heen Mud and Boas
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Milas Mollle ‘Thomas
Columbia University
New York City
Ebeneburg
Miew Sarah Gallagher
J. J. Palmer
Grove City
Palladelphia Street
Seventh
Bighkb
King & McLain
Jatran
CLAVIS SON GUILTY FRAUD CASE TARGETS LAND DISPUTE
John W. Luther's heirs bring equity suit in Cambria county court against Frank Luther over a 87 acre Carroll Township tract tied to a mortgage. Mrs. Louiza Luther alleges her husband left the land to be redeemed, while Frank Luther handled title in a deal that she says defrauded her. The case seeks a trustee declaration and title in Mrs. Luther or her heirs.
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F. J. O'Connor
Cambr
John Town
John W.li
Louiza
Frank Q. Luther
Carrolltown
Luther
Joan W
Frank C. ‘Luther
Carroll Township
Standard Band In Loan Association
Altoona
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Harrisburg
Effie Barahman
DuBosa
Bert and
James Simpson
Jows
Pittsburg
D. & Thompson
Blairayitle
HB. J. Thompson
Marion Canter
Clair Sloan
Sloan Bees
S.M. Work
DuBose
Margaret Buchanan
Cheatnut Street
Mechaniceburg
BH. A. Anderson
Lulu A. Irvin
John D. Thompson
Albert J. Thompson
Blairsville
Collice Graham
Wilkinsburg
Rev
H. Q. Graham
J. &. Claypool
Kittanning
Miss Greta
Ira S. Smith
Reynoldsville
Charles T. Lias
Dayton
Indiana House
Mra
James Given
U. P
Theresa
Ahere
J. G. Lloyd
Ebensburg
Samuel L. Barr
Taylorsville
H. J. Thompson
Marion Genter
Murray Thompson
Hellwood
Belle Nichol van Horn
Georgeville
Nichol Familia
White Township
T. B. Hauvermale
March | Pend
Dr. Grube
Punxsutawney
W. A. Simpson
D.G. Laneure
R. D. Wilson
Princetown
Salinburg
Archibald Nichol
U. P Church
Joe King
New Castle
Bia
Canton O
O. A. Campbell
Armagh
Brushvalley
C. F. Ireland
James Gardner
Blacklick
Appleton, Minn
Charles M. Miller
Mitchell
Bre
Mrs. Miller
Punzentawney
Jonathan Learn
E. &. Coprath
A. W. Ewing
Oak Street
Mre
Jamen Spencer
Mr. Sulznsr
Bpenesr
Misa Myre de Harbivon
Ati
Counlagher
Sri
Robert McFeatera
Mrs. Barr
Frasbyterian Church
Lewis
Boye
Will
U.P. Church
Blair Sutton
Ira Bloom
Register and
J. Blair Sutton
Mr. Morgan
J. W. Duncan
Buffington Township
Fenoy
Osuba
Hopkins
West Philadelphia
Aureet
Magill & Sons
Sunes
Union Aoalgas A
Prof. Palmer
Clavis
John W. Luther
John S. Tittle
Charlea L. Tittle
Sherman Smith
Harr
Tittle
W. Spangler
Wilmore
Pallncess
Joseph H. Berli
Alexander Adair
William H.smehing
George K. Kline
H. F. Tomb
Jo D. Roberts
James Quinn
G .E. Hamilton
Grandview Cemetery
Women's Relief Corps
Tay
H of
Hop
Mra. M
Watso
Tae
South Sixth Street
Lumeden
Homer
Charles L. Taylor
Philadelphia Street
Walines
Gond
Medill
Sopa
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