Coal Right Dispute Faces Higher Court Review
Indiana Supreme Court will hear Monday decisions affecting coal land disputes. Harry Clark loses appeal for new trial over a Rayne Township lumber transaction worth 375 dollars, with Blair and Blair representing Blair and D B Taylor for Clark. R W Wehrle defeated in lower court over top vein ownership, with Samuel Cunningham and John N Banks for Wehrle, D B Taylor for Mikesell. Catherine Sutton and John Taylor administrator appeal Plumville Railroad Co case before the court this week.
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Indiana
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Harry BE
Clark
Cagels
Rayne Township
Arage
Blair & Blair
Blair
D. B. Taylor
Henderson
John N. Banks
Mikesell
John P. Bilal
Catherine J. Sutton
John B. Taylor
W. C. Dilta
Plumville Railroad Co
Mail Service Planned Between Indiana and Clymar
Arrangements with Indiana County Railways Co. will launch a trolley mail service from Indiana to Clymar starting Monday evening. Mail to Clymer now travels via Star Route. two deliveries will occur each way, morning and evening, replacing the existing single daily delivery.
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Indiana County Railways Co
Indiana
Clymar
Clymerong
Pension Attorney Lang to Visit Marion Center
Pension attorney A. W. Lang of Marion Center will be at Squire J. G. Fleming’s office on Carpenter avenue October 16 and 17. If unavailable this week he can be seen at his home office by mail consultation. this may be his last visit this fall.
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A. W. Lang
Pensi
Marion Center
Squire J. G. Fleming
Carpenter Avenue
Mr. Lang
Bis
Gongulted
Square Deal to Butter Makers
The Cunningham Co will pay for one pound square print Choice Country Butter at the same price as Choice Creamery Butter. For information call at grocery department. We pay cash for butter and ogee.
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Cunningham Co
Slight fireplace fire at Cribbs home in Homer City
A small fire at the Mrs George H Cribbs residence in Homer City was started by escaping gas at noon today. The estimated loss of 125 was insured through Thompson's Agency.
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George H. Cribbs
Homer City
Thompson
Railroaders Made Happy on Regular Monthly Visit
Railroad workers welcomed the Pennsylvania Railroad and its pay train during a routine monthly visit to town. The event brought cheer as crew handed out pay and small tokens to eligible employees gathered at the depot.
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P.R. BR
Indiana County Great Day as Lorain Steel Revives Local Industry
The Cambria Steel Company leads revival in Johnstown area with Lorain Steel Co of Moxham running at full capacity. Lorain employs about 90 percent of payroll, filling Chicago street railway orders and exporting work. E B Entwisle of Moxham supervises a strong Lorain exhibit at Atlantic City for street car experts, highlighting patented switch and turnout devices likely to bring new orders to the plant.
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Cambria Steel Company
Johnstown
Lorain Steel Co
Moxham
Lorain
Chicago Street Railway
E. B. Entwisle
Atlantic City
Lorain Steel Company
Seasion
Aged Woman Injured in Fall at Vine Street Home
Mrs. John Thomas Sr., 75, wife of veteran businessman and financier, lies seriously injured at the Thomas residence on Vine street after falling down cellar stairs. She suffers two broken ribs on the right side and multiple severe bruises.
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Johnstown
John Thomas
Thomas
Vine Street
Will Interest Many Kidney Health Remedy AdVERT
An advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder diseases, strengthens kidneys to restore function, and prevents Bright's disease or diabetes if taken early, with sale through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
New Pastor Named for Vandergrift Church
Rev W Linstrom elected pastor of First Baptist Vandergrift at a congregational meeting last night. Salary set at 1100 dollars. He will begin duties at the Vandergrift Church next Sunday. Most of his ministry has been in the western states.
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W. Linstrom
Indiana
First Baptist Church
Vandergrift
Linstrom
West
Diphtheria Quarantine Tightens in Lloydsville Mine Town
Nine diphtheria cases erupt near two Sobco buildings in a small mining town. The health officer orders a guard at a quarantined home as heroic measures protect the community.
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Lloydsville
Sobco
Typhoid Fever Strikes Cambria Towns Around Bakerton Mines
Sickness in Cambria Towns reports a virulent typhoid outbreak at Bakerton Mines with four new cases. Sterling Coal Company rushes sanitary work in the town. Two deaths from diphtheria occur among foreign families at Twin Rocks amid a serious outbreak.
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Bakerton Mines
Sterling Coal Company
Twin Rocks
Marriage Notice Corrects Ages of Knox and Muse
Dr. BE J Knox, a well known Methodist Episcopal divine, announced to wed Miss Blanche Muse. The notice originally listed Knox as 70, but official records show he is 56 years old and the couple plans a forthcoming ceremony in the church setting.
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BE. J. Knox
Blanche Muse
Popular Methodist Episcopal Divine
West End Lyceum Defeated By Blatraville High School, 5-0
West End Lyceum of La trobe fell to Blatraville High School in a tight game with Blatraville winning 5 to 0. The contest featured strong defense from Blatraville and decisive plays by their offense.
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West End Lyceum
Latrobe
Blatraville
Quick Relief for Asthms Sufferers
Quick Relief for Asthms Sufferers offers im uladigte relief to asthma sufferers in the worst stages and if taken in time will effect a cure. Sold by all Druggists.
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Foley
Asthme Guferera
All Drug- Igleta
Veterans Gather for Woes Two Wars Parade in Indiana
Veterans of Civil and Spanish American Wars convene in Indiana for a joint reunion and Republican mass meeting. Gen Willis Hulings of Oil City will address veterans at Library Hall after a 1:30 parade formation through town with bands and fireworks. The event features speakers like Gen Harry White and Rep. James Prent Burke, with multiple special trains planned for attendees.
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Willis Hulings
Willis J. Hulings
Oil City
Hulings
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Nelson A. Miles
Porto Rico
Boys In Blue
Court House
Gan
Harry White
276Th
W.M. Mahan
Pitth
Spain
J.M. Marshall
Clearfield
Blairsville
Indiana
James McGregor
Cuoningham
de ‘Mack
J. Wood Clark
D. H. Taub
Grifth Elis
Thomas E. Hildebrand
A. F. Bowman
M. M. Davis
John S. Fisher
Library Hall
Frank McClain
Lancaster
House of Representatives
James Pranals Burke
Plllsburo
William S. Shaffer
Delaware County
Pennsylvania
P. R
Ballsville
R. & P. Speciala
Wintondale
Punxsutawney
Iselin
Creekside
Latrobe Advance Names New Editor Edward Bach Takes Over
John D. Berry retires as editor of the Latrobe Advance after a long tenure. Edward E. Bach formerly of the Rockwood Leader assumes the editorship. Berry and family plan to move to Greensburg as Mrs. Berry has been ill, prompting the change in residence.
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John D. Berry
The
Latrobe Advance
Edward E. Bach
Rockwood
Need More Funds For Soldiers Reunion Drive
About one hundred dollars have been subscribed for the expense of the soldiers reunion on Saturday October first. Considerably more than this will be needed and those who feel inclined to give can leave their contributions with Burgess Crossman or Harry White Jr as the deposit basket.
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Burgess Crossman
Harry ‘White, Jr
Sparks Set Woods Afire in May 1903 Lawsuit
Jacob McDowell of Blacklick township sues Vinton Lumber Company for 2700 dollars claiming his property burned after sparks from a locomotive lacking spark arresters ignited woods on his land along the railroad. He alleges 300 dollars in timber and 2400 in fences buildings and soil losses.
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Wbensburg
Vinton Lumber Company
Jacob McDowell
Blacklick Twnship
Vinton Company
Dt Ia
Blairsville Delegation Heads to Women’s Missionary Convention
A large Blairsville contingent travels to Shelocta for the Women’s Missionary convention. Delegates include Mrs Emma Martin and Mrs H Q Keleny of Altoona, Mrs W A Cochran of Johnstown, Mrs EB Litelle of Bolivar, Mrs Archie Fowler, Mrs Calvin Evans, Mrs R W Hamilton, Mrs A M Hicks of Blairsville, and Indiana’s Mrs A W Mabon with Miss Kathryn McLaughlin.
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Shelocta
Emma Martin
H. Q. Keleny
Altoona
W. A. Cochran
Johnstown
EB. C. Litelle
Bolivar
Archie Fowler
Calvin Evans
R. W. Hamilton
A. M. Hicks
Blairsville
A. W. Mabon
Misa Kathryn McLaughlin
Indiana
Graceton School Opens With New FourRoom Building
Graceton's four room school building is ready and the term starts tomorrow. The old structure was replaced with improvements including new furniture and a heater. Elmer Simon is named principal. Teachers include Missea L Elizabeth Bracken and Flora Wilson.
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Graceton
Caane
Elmer Simon
Missea L Elizabeth Bracken
Flora Wilson
Publicans plan parade role at Republican rally
Publicans of Indiana borough and White township meet at the Court House at 8:30 this evening to arrange participation in the parade for the Republican rally set for next Saturday evening. D. W. Simpson serves as chairman. The notice notes a fare in the precinct.
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Indiana Borough
White Township
Court House
D. W. Simpson
Mrs Gocher Hosts Honor Visit From Mrs Doney at Home
Mrs Gocher of 732 Horner Street entertained several women last Saturday afternoon in honor of her guest Mrs May King Doney of Indiana. After a pleasant social gathering, the ladies shared a luncheon. Johnstown Democrat.
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William Gocher
Horner Street
May King Doney
Indiana
Johnstown Democrat
Rink Proving Popular with Normal Students
Falace Rink opened Monday afternoon for Normal students as the first session of the year drawing a large crowd. Manager Hook reports strong business this season with attendance last week above the average.
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Falace
Hook
Indiana Business College Night School Opens
Indiana Business College announces a night school option with bookkeeping courses. Classes are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Friday sessions at the Webberle Building, 358.0. Complete courses offered in bookkeeping and related subjects with flexible scheduling.
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Indiana Business College
Webrle
Tebe
Cleaning and Presalog Announcement
Cleaning and presalng neatly and promptly done at lowest prices. Second floor, Ray block, corner Philadelphia and Eleventh streets S4tt.
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Ray Block
Philadelphia
Eleventh Streets
Learn's Superlative Flour and Dye Works Gazette
Satirical notice notes a combined service for cooks bakers garment repair and dye work. Mentions Learn's Superlative Flour, 305-tf address and Wall or phone Tadians Dye Works with steam ring prevalence noted in playful tone.
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Tadians
Ballot Design For Fall Election Nearly Unfolds To Size
The official ballot for the Fall election is described as unusually large, 28 inches by 22 inches, with seven columns and 34 electors. It lists party blocks for straight-ticket voting to the left and eleven groups of state and county candidates. Split voting will require many marks and careful handling. Voters will find a wide choice of candidates.
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Calumonia
Republican Party
Democratic
Prohibition
Socialist
Independence
Superior Court
Congress
State Assembly
Oathan's Dancing Class Moves to Library Hall
Mr and Mrs Qatman who ran a dancing class in Odd Fellows Hall will hold their first meeting at Library Hall this evening from 7 30 to 8 00 for instruction and practice from 8 30 to 12 00 The Graff brothers of Punxsutawney will provide the music for the occasion 26 21
Changes in Kishi Valley Schools
Prof W A Rogers resigns as Apollo public schools principal to lead Turtle Creek schools. His brother Prof A Wa Rogers of Leechburg succeeds him in Apollo. Paul C Trimble of Will College named for the Leechburg vacancy.
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W. A. Rogers
Apollo Public Schools
Haa
Turtle Creek
Sumatine
A. Wa. Rogers
Leechburg
Apollo
Paul C. Trimble
W. & J. College
When Trifles Become Troubles Kidney Remedy Adverts
An old ad warns that suspected kidney issues require Foley's Kidney Remedy to prevent Bricht's disease and diabetes. It urges immediate use, warns against delay, and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Old Penn Player Near Parades After College Game
Harry Wilson Jr. returns from Philadelphia after Founder’s week parades and attending the Pennsylvania State College game. He notes Penn made many fumbles and should have beaten State by more than a touchdown.
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Harry Wilson, Jr
Philadelphia
Penn
State
Tucker Family Going West to California in October
Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker of Plumville prepare for a private sale of household goods ahead of their move to a California home on October 26. Mr Tucker is the brother of Mrs John T Stuchall of South Fifth Street.
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Sod
Charles Tucker
Plumville
California
Mr. Tucker
John T. Stuchall
South Fifth Street
Ping Pongs Thirty for 25 at Gem Bie Die
A brief item notes a ping pong event titled Thirty for 25, held at the Gem Bie Die location on No. 12 Carpenter avenue. The sparse report records participant activity and the venue without further context or scores.
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Gem
Biedie
Carpenter Avenue
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Supreme Tribunal
R. W. Wehrle
Daniel Mikesell
Clyher
Square
Homer
South Winda
Indiana County
Tre Boom
Cambria
Dr. Knox
Pender
J. T. Pender
Blairaville
Preeport
Rural Valley
al ' Druggiata
William, Gordon
Saltsburg
Ait
Vinton Lumber
Graceton School
McGregor
John McGregor
Greensburg
American Sheet Steel Co
May
Oathan
Kishi Valley
Bricht
Oruggista
Old Penn
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