Indiana Normal School to unveil grand statuary tour
Residents are invited to inspect extensive improvements at Indiana Normal School with replicas of master works. Highlights include Minerva from the Vatican, Leucothea, Diana of the Hunt from the Louvre, Michaelangelo’s David bust, Apollo Belvedere, Mercury, and a Venus de Milo replica with plaques naming the artists. A reception Saturday evening will open most rooms for viewing.
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Indiana
Indiana Normal School
Minerva
Vatican Museum
Rome
Vatican
Leucothea
Mualoh
Leucathea
Luca Della Rabbia
Diana of
Diana
Louvre
Paria
Michael Angelo
David
Marcury
Chapel Hall
Venus de Milo
Paris
Halle
The Saturday Sale at Presbyterian Church
A weekly sale is set for Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church starting at 8 o'clock. Reserved articles can be claimed by those who wish. Mrs. E. A. Pennington of Sherbet will serve pod cake.
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Presbyterian Church
E. A. Pennington
Cleaning and Pressing Door Sign in Philadelphia Corner
A near final notice describes a cleaning and pressing service with a door sign at the corner of Philadelphia and Eleventh streets. It mentions low prices and a key block as a storefront cue, with a brief street-level ad tone.
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Philadelphia
Eleventh Streets
Alwayo Satisfies Leqya’s Flour Roles in Feast
Alwayo satisfies both cook and baker duties using Leqya's Superlative Flour. The item notes readiness for kitchen work and claims superior performance in baking and cooking tasks.
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Leqya
Weather outlook hints at warm Saturday for players
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions on Saturday, likely pushing players to sweat in practice and games. Local sports teams may adjust schedules as temperatures rise.
Indiana Fans Cheer Chicago Over New York In Pennant Battle
Indiana fans watched a tense National League pennant chase between New York and Chicago. W A Hamilton tallied plays from Pittsburg while McGraw’s team spread gloom. Chicago built a four run third inning, aided by Brown’s strong relief, and Chance’s men secured the victory to face Detroit for the world title.
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New York
Chicago
W. A. Hamilton
Pittsburg
Johnstone
Marshal Building
Billy
Hamilton
McGraw Gate
Bis
Manship
Indiana
Chance
Mathewson
Tenney
Pfeister
Donin
Brown
Preister
Cubs
Detroit
Building Alterations At Philadelphia And Seventh Streets
Hon S M Jack plans extensive alterations to his Philadelphia and Seventh streets property, including lowering the first story to create a storeroom and adding rooms on the second floor to form a flat. The Indiana Lumber and Supply Co will handle the work. Dr F E Grove and family will move away, with carpenters taking possession next week.
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Indiana Lumber and Supply Co
James H. St. Clair
Indiana
Indiana county roads to be improved under 1895 act
The article lists contracts for nearly 18 miles of state roads in Indiana County under the 1895 act. Contractors Booth & Flynn and M. Bennett & Sons handle segments from Conemaugh road to Blairsville and Punxsutawney, totaling about 17 miles 4,620 feet at $205,766.44. Average cost per foot is $2.38. weather may hasten completion. It also notes several local marriages: Coleburn-Kaylor in Cape Charles, Keller-Clawson in Greensburg, and Miller-Fails in Johnstown, with brief biographical details.
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Indiana County
Conemaugh Road
Clarksburg
Salieburg
Booth & Flynn
Baat
Booth, & Flynn
West Pike
Punxsutawney
Blairsville
Indiana
Reet
Borrell Township
Recent Deaths in Blacklick and Rosaster Townships
Mrs. Elizabeth Bricker died at her Blacklick township home on Oct. 4. Rev. W L Barrett of Blairsville Presbyterian conducted the funeral on Oct. 6, with interment at Ebenezer graveyard. She was the widow of John Bricker, survived by three children, including Mrs. William Lear, and two sons on the old homestead. A Ebenezer church member, she lived where she died. Mrs. Sarah A Mayfield died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs. George Satree in Rosaster after a short illness at 79. Born in England, she came to the United States 28 years ago and resided in Rosaster with her daughter for three years. She was a life long Baptist. Survived by two sons and five daughters. Reverend Madres of Punxsawney conducted the funeral this afternoon.
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Elizabeth Bricker
Blacklick Township
W. L. Barrett
Blairsville
Sarah A. Mayfield
Sarah A. Mayfiild
George Satree
Rosattar
England
Roasiter
The
Baptist Church
Kev, Madres
Punxsabawney
Forsythe Undertaking Office Relocates in Simpson Building
J C Forsythe announces moving his undertaking business to the Dr G E Simpson building on South Ninth Street. The shop will be open day and night with service available at H H Johnston's store or the Simpson building. Forsythe denies leaving the business and promises attentive service at reasonable prices.
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Dr. G. E. Simpson
South Ninth Street
H. H. Johnston
Simpson
Ninth Street
J. C. Forsythe
More Than Enough to Too Much Health Advice
Health note warns against overeating and urges modest intake to repair tissue, sustain energy, and keep body heat. It cites stomach troubles and rheumatism as risks from excess food and recommends Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. Advertisement ends with a druggist claim and a separate help-wanted line for a young woman to read to a blind man at 921 Chestnut street.
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Reagan
All
Chestnut Street
People from towns visit and travel noted
In town today J G Burgess Iselin and J B Gardner Blairsville were in Indiana today. Miss Anns Thompson West Oak street visits Plittaburg for several days. Mrs Edward Lindsey Warren guest of Mrs Sue E Williard Philadelphia Street Mrs John A Mindley Church Street left for Blairsville Beaver Falls and Pittsburg. James Young spent days here then returned to Altoona first visit in 17 years Mrs Mary J Wilson guest of sister Mrs Alex Thompson Flumville returned home Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Decker Braddock were honor guests at a dinner hosted by Mrs William Bryan South Bev enth street Thursday. Mrs Sarah J Williams Martintown left Thursday for Tarentum to visit son Charley Williams. Indiana Dye Works offers bright look for winter garments.
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James Young
Altoona
Mary J. Wilson
Alex Thompson
Flumville
William Decker
Braddock
Sarah J. Williams
Martintown
James C. Getty
Tarentum
Charley Williams
Ping Fong Photos 88 for 20 at Piper's
Ping Fong Photos offers 88 prints for 20 dollars at Piper's Room 25 Marshal Building.
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Ping Fong
Piper’s
Marshalbldg
Rally at Strongstown Draws Pine Township Crowd
Pine township held a Renubiern mass meeting at Strongstowd on Thursday night but forest fires along Blacklick creek drew attention and reduced attendance. Hedlwood residents found no livery to hire, yet the school house was well filled. Strongstone Martial Band played, and a Victor Talking Machine reproduced William Taft speeches to the audience. B. S. Strong, Pine Township Republican, chaired and introduced speakers George Felt Ernest Stawart A M Wonder and Walter Jackson. Upcoming meetings listed in Arm aged tonight Smicksburg Tuesday Trade City Wednesday Plumville Thursday and the Indiana rally Saturday. Miss Fryer from Covode becomes teacher of Rossiter Room No 1 replacing Martha Hancock who resigned to Punxautawney.
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Pine Township
Strongstowd
Blacklick Creek
Victor
William &. Taft Ware
Strong
Staunch Pine Itownship Republican
George J. Felt
Eng
Ernest T. Stawart
Enq
Prof
A. M. Wonder
Walter A. Jackson
Armagh
Smicksburg
Trade City
Plumville
Indiana
Francia Mine drives Punxsutawney coal output surge
The Francia Mine, part of the BlaisdelI operations on the Rossiter to Blaisdell branch, is described as modern and expanding. Punxsutawney Coal Mining Co. manager Dr W B Blaisdell oversees 125 workers, 400 tons daily now, with output rising to 1600 tons as improvements finish.
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Rossiter
Blaisdell
Francia
Punxsutawney Coal Mining Company
W. 8. Blaisdell
Punxsutawney
Punxsutawney Spirit
du Bois
Pitt
Electric Cleaning Offer by H. G. Little
Electric renovator H G Little advertises carpet rug and furniture cleaning service in Indigne Caratrent area. Services include pets rugs and upholstery cleaned with prompt attention and contact via phone 276 v. 33-24p.
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H. G. Little
Trapped boy injured by runaway coal car at mine
A trapper named Mike Grouse, about HM years old, was struck when a loaded coal car broke loose from a trip at Russell Coal Mining Company’s Operations No 2 on the Barr farm near Clymer on Thursday. He and a nurse noted skull fractures and serious head injuries. he was taken to Miners Hospital of Dixonville and Clymer for treatment.
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Russell Coal Mining Company
Barr Farm
Clymer
Thuraisp Forendon
Cere
Mike Grouse
Young Grouse
Dixonville
Clyme
B. P. Coe
Grouse
John Grouse
Harrison Street
Train Jumper John Painter Seriously Injured
John Painter a 4 Rochester Mills lad fell from a freight train days ago and sustained a skull fracture scalp wounds a sprained leg and several toes ground off by the wheels. Four boys who rode with him carried him home where he is under care of Dr. Howard Bee Marion Center and Dr. Reese Smithport and is getting along fairly well.
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John Painter
Rochester Mills
Painter
Howard Bee
Marion Center
Reese
Smithport
Why Colds are Dangerom.
A short warning on the dangers of ordinary colds, stating they can lead to pneumonia, consumption, and other infections. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quickest cure and notes wide world use.
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Ab Druggiste
Street Car Encounters Beer Keg on Track
An empty beer keg placed on the street car track either by accident or design caused the Creekside and Ernest car to derail near town at 840 p.m. The car was re-railed with little inconvenience to the two or three passengers. A Homer City car also derailed on South Seventh Street after dirt piled on the track by passing vehicles contributed to the accident.
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Creekside
Ernest
Homer City
South Seventh Street
Public Reception At Normal School In Indiana
Public in Indiana interested in the Normal School and summer improvements are invited to a reception at Joho Sutton Hall on Saturday evening October 10 from six thirty until seven thirty. Also ads note Soap lather, dry cleaning and garment services by Indiana Dye Works and Ping Pang specials at No 12 Carpenter Avenue.
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Indiana
Joho Sutton Hall
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M. Jack
E. D. Fisher
New Florence
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
George M. Felton
South Gibson
A. W. Miles
PeachBrog
Ajao
Genta
Nestly
Gasette
Saltsburg
June
Booth & Flinn
Charlie Keller
Coleburn
Kaylor
Mary Cecelia Kaylor
M. F. Jamison
Sixth Street
Joseph William Coleburn
Cape Charles
Wilton Terrace
St. Xavier's Academy
Cresson
Messrs
R J
H. G Kaylor
Coleburn Io
Virginia
Keller—Clawson
Charles Keller
Sara Bowman Clawson
William Clawson
Greensburg
Harrison Avenue
Keller
Henry Keller
Arbickles Co
Miller
William A. Miller
Iva I. Fails
Samuel Pails
George G. Burns
Homer = City Presbyterian church
Rishell
Bone
Linua M. Rishell
White Front
Anne Bone
Central Presbyterian Church Parsonage
J. B. Esakina
J. G. Burgess
Iselin
J. 8. Gardner
Blairaville
Anns Thompson
West Oak Street
Plittaburg
Mra
Edward Lindsey
Warren
Sue. E. Williard
Philadelphia Street
John A. Mindley
Church Street
Beaver Falls
Strongstown
Fryer
Covode
North Rossiter
Martha Hancock
Punxautawney
Rochester
Call
Orphona Indiana Dye Works
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