29 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1909
Page
1
Local Rochester Mills correspondence reports visits, church repairs, and community events. Residents travel to Punxsutawney, lectures at A B B church, a Farmers Institute planning, and teachers hired for summer. Movements include Pollock moving to his home, Snyder’s horse death, and various visits, illnesses, and social visits among residents and nearby towns.
J. H. Allen, previously in trouble, faces trial before Squire James A. Crossman tomorrow on a forgery charge by Calvin S. Gibson. The case involves an amount of 27.80 dollars.
Logan Kunkle was jailed Sunday evening by Constable Robert Kerr on a warrant issued by Squire James A. Crossman. The information came from a Lantz girl described as partially deaf and dumb.
Nov 29 Parle reports an assassination attempt on General Bruen minister of war during a banquet at Hotel Continental. General Verand injured by four shots but not fatally. attacker Robin Endelst Algarian, armed with two revolvers a knife and a photo of General Beven. Endelst claimed officials at Bousanda malfeasance and sought response.
Workmen grading a street at Warwood near Wheeling uncovered the skeletons of thirty two Indians or prehistoric people. The remains lay in a circular fosse around a mound with a dog buried beside each skeleton. Mussel shells and arrow heads surrounded the graves. Measurements suggest six feet in death.
Washington reports the United States pursues a waiting approach in Nicaragua hoping the sithatist crisis resolves peacefully. U S officials expect moral support will aid revolutionists against Zelaya and avoid drastic punishment for two Americans Leroy Cannon and Leona Grace shot recently. Provisional government may pay substantial indemnities to families if it succeeds in ousting Zelaya.
The prospect of trouble with Nicaragua attracts many to Marine Corps recruiting efforts. Capt Livechett leads the local unit and notes concern over national funding and the potential impact on service members as tensions rise.
Ambiguous report from Tussey Mountain lodge details a deadly incident during a bear hunt. Hunters reported shots fired and a man killed while another party fled as the bear momentarily escaped. Local authorities began investigations as the scene yielded unclear testimony and scattered debris.
Indiana residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for severe kidney pain and back weakness. The ad notes relief from kidney pain, back strengthening and reduced nervous restlessness after use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 10 cents, sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Mrs Mdua Rhea of West Philadelphia street and William T Moore of Mannington Wa were married Saturday evening at 8 o clock by Kev J Day Brownlee at his residence on Church Street. Mrs Moore is daughter of Elder Irvin Wilkinsburg and sister of Mrs William Grant here. She ran a boarding house here. Mr Moore is a carpenter who worked on the new bank building. The couple will go to housekeeping in Mount Washington Fu.
The William McComb farm of about 601 acres near Clarksburg was sold last week to Clark Coleman of Clarksburg for 5800 dollars. The McComb family owned the land for over 110 years and it was regarded as one of the best limestone land farms in Indiana County.
A local notice states the writer will shift the weekly visit to Fitzaburg from Thursday to Wednesday starting this week. It mentions the name Anna Nicholaon and an age-like figure 2t, indicating unknown or garbled details. The record preserves the core action and named person.
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