TWO MUSICAL NIGHTS INDIANA INSTITUTE PROGRAM PROMISES AMBITIOUS ENTERTAINMENT
Indiana county readers will enjoy two musical nights as County Superintendent James F. Chapman presents a diverse Institute at Library Hall during the holiday week. Gov. John A. Johnson speaks on The Majesty of the Law, with other acts including Alton Packard cartooning, The Amphion Male Quartet, and noted lecturers Dr. Bible Mr. Louden and Dr. Ament. The Brockway Lyceum Bureau produces the lineup, while local ads note Foley's Kidney Remedy and a large gun stock for sale.
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James F. Chapman
Indiana County
Library Hall
Chapman
John A. Johnson
Henry Watterton
Gov. Johnson
Greensburg
Johnstown
Singers’ and Players’ Club
Brockway Lyceum Bureau
Alton Packard
Packard
Puck
Indiana Folka
B. Francis Lybarger
Philadelphia
Amphion
George P. Bible
T. S. Louden
University of Columbo
Indiana
James E. Ament
Indiana Normal
Joseph &. Walton
the George School
Muase
Jerry Marah
Girard College
Marsh Wan Io
Homer City Builds Boom as New Structures Rise
Homer City reports a building boom with the Bank nearing completion and many new homes and business places under construction. James Flictinger erects two brick dwellings on Malin Street for 8000 dollars, one to be occupied by Mr. Filefinger and the other by his son Albert R. G. Work. Dr. Furman builds a 2500 dollar house on East Street for his occupancy. George M. Bell and others construct tenant houses in the Kunkle addition. S. Kunkle builds an eight room house on Church Street. Joseph Mazza completes a two story storage building on Railroad Avenue and will build a concrete retaining wall for A Cesaro on Malin Street to replace fire damaged structures. B J Miller plans a Main Street meat business building. Numerous benches rise in Roberts Addition.
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Homer City
Bank
Perione
James Flictinger
Malin Atreat
Filek Finger
Albert R. G. Work
Juniper Street
A. J.furman
East Street
George M. Bell
Wood Dick
Kunkle
Co. S. Kunkle
A. Cesaro
Malin Street
Yellow Creek
Cesaro
B. J. Miller
Main Street
Roberts
Justice Elkin Denies Hearst Charges In Political Row
Justice Jobs P. Elkin on Monday issued a further statement refuting Archbold letters read by Hearst. He said the Jettera showed funds used to liquidate state committee debts, not for personal benefit, and he avoided discussing the matter again. Archbold in New York explained his letters related to Republican contributions for McKinley renomination.
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Jobs P. Elkin
Archbold
Hearst
Twombly
Elkin
New York Central
Beech Creek
Mr. Elkin
Archbold Jetter
John D. Archbold
Acen
New York City
Jettera
Republican State Committee
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Better Train Connections Reach Blairaville for Key No 47
R J Claypoole, local passenger agent for the Pennsylvania, reports from Philadelphia that train No. 47 will stop at Blairaville Intersection to connect with the noon train to Allegheny and with a train to Indians arriving here at 2 15 am. The order will greatly aid travelers from the East, letting them reach home earlier.
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R.J. Claypoole
Pennsylvania
Philadellhia
Blairaville
Allegheny
Social notes from Indiana and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Purcell of Josephine and Mrs. N B Braughter of Rochester Mills visited Indiana friends. Harry P. Dean registered at Seventh Avenue Pittsburg. Mrs. Joseph Moore and Mrs. Clara Munshower of Lovejoy visited Conductor and Mrs. Murray RB Pounds in Indiana. Edward Mixegell of East Philadelphia Street is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Various Blairsville and Johnstown visitors and local residents were noted, with travel to Philadelphia Street, Springfeld, Dayton, and Pittsburg. Maude Adams performed in What Every Woman Knows at Nixon Theatre in Pittsburg.
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Murray RB. Pounds
Pittsburg
Indiana
Edward Mixegell
Philadelphia
Edna Sansom
Phyllis Moorhead
Nellie Hetrick
Delon Hetrick
Nixon Theatre
Maude Adams
James Barrie
Recent Deaths Including Lieut John Stewart and Local Obits
Obituary notices list Lieut John Stewart died in Warren Pennsylvania on October 25 and was interred in Oakland cemetery in Indiana. He served in Co F 49th Pennsylvania Volunteers and lived in Pittsburgh after the war. Also noted are Elijah T Penrose George Smith aged 83 Andrew Gray and other local notices, plus a dancing class announcement and small photo ad items.
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John Stewart
Warren
Indiana
Oakland
Sidney
Ohio
Allegheny City
Juntate County
Co. F
49Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Stewart
Pittsburg
Omaha
W. R. Campbell
New Wilmington
Alain T. Penrose
Elijah T
Enroze
Andrew Penrage
West Wheatfield Township
Germany
Jesse
Bolivar
Elijah
George Smith
Blacklick Township
William
John
Smith
Hopewell Cemetery
Andrew Gray
Pennsylvania
Alexander Gray
Fairview
Indiana Normal Wins Sixth Victory At Punxsutawney
Indiana Normal captured a close contest at Punxsutawney to earn their sixth win of the season. Ruffoer blocked Capt Pantall's kick and Leonard Smith scored on a first quarter TD. Whitey Smith added the kick for a 6 0 lead. The defense has not yet allowed a point and the team prepares for Bellefonte on Monday.
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Indiana Normal
Punxautawney
Ruffoer
Normal
Capt. Pantall
Leonard Smith
Will Interest Many Kidney Remedy Claim
An advertisement asserts good health depends on kidneys, promoting Wooley's Kidney Remedy as curing kidney and bladder diseases and preventing Bright's disease or diabetes if taken in time. It pledges strengthening effects and availability from all druggists.
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Wooley
Bright
Foley
All Druggiata
Jurors on Montgomery Case Find Guilty Embezzler
A J Uncapher of this place led the Montgomery embezzlement jury in Pittsburgh. William Montgomery was found guilty of stealing 469000 dollars from Allegheny National Bank. He had no defense but plans to testify in cases involving 144000 dollars in brewery stock. Milton Halman of Cherrytree served as juror.
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A. J. Uncapher
Pittsburgh
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
Montgomery
Milton Halman
Cherrytree
Fell Over a Bridge Near Coopersdale
Edward E. Wilson of East Wheatfield township fell from a bridge on Cramer Pike near Coopersdale Thursday night and suffered severe scalp lacerations and three rib fractures. He was found Friday afternoon and taken to Memorial Hospital in Johnstown. Shotguns for rent in Indiana.
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Edward E. Wilson
East Wheatfield Township
Coopersdale
Memorial Hospital
Jobnatown
No Visitors Allowed at County Jail
County commissioners order no visitors admitted to the county jail to curb morbid curiosity and prevent sheriffs from being bothered for visiting privileges.
Railway From Blatraville Mine Work Contract Awarded
Contractor P. J. McGovern to build section of the Indiana County Railways Company's Mine from Blatraville to Josephine. Work to employ a number of men near Blatraville this week. Indiana Dye Works ad promotes dye services.
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P. J. McGovern
Indiana County Railways Company
Blatraville
Josephine
Sawyer Cases Before Local Court
Cases involving S. I. Sawyer of Glen Campbell were before Judge Telford last week and again Monday. Several appeals by Patton Brewing Co L D Gardner & Bro and Parnell Cowher & Co against Sawyer were withdrawn. Jurors failed to agree on signatures claimed by S J Smith Osivd Smith and Ms I Sawyer on notes to Farmers Bank of Indiana and Dr H Ney Prothero of Clymer. A non suit was entered in Eugene T Lynch versus Buffington township officials. A W Sykea won his claim against Frank Villella over altered Third ward plans. Guiseppe Mazaza won damages from Mike Scorza over a mechanic lien. Settlements included Alex Jewell v Pittsburg Gas Coal Co Fred Simons v Joe Mazza Sawyer Bros & Frye v D S Ake and Jesse BE McKean v J R Carnahan.
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S. I. Sawyer
Glen Campbell
Telford
Patton Brewing Co
L. D
Gardner & Bro
Parnell, Cowsher & Co
Mr. Sawyer
S.J. Smith
Osivd Smith
Ms. I. Sawyer
Farmers’ Bank of Indiana
H. Ney Prothero
Clymer
Eugene T. Lynch
Buffington
A. W. Sykea
Frank Villella
Third Ward
Guiseppe Mazaza
Mike Scorza
Alex Jewell
Pittsburg Gas Coal Co
Fred Simons
Joe Mazza
Sawyer Bros
Frye
Ake
Jesse BE
McKean Va
J. R. Carnahan
Cowboy Life Depicted at Library Ball Thursday
The Library Ball presents the Cow Puncher on Thursday evening Oct 29. Hal Reid writes the Arizona ranch life drama featuring Tom Lawton a born leader of men. Producer W F Mann praises the cast scenery and light effects as among the best on local stage. Watch for the man with the rope.
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Arizona
Hal Ried
Reid
Plains
Tom Lawton
W. F. Mann
Man With the
Rope
Monument to 67th Regiment to be Erected at Monocacy
Captain R T Cornwell of West Chester appointed to a three member committee to raise a monument at Monocacy Maryland honoring the 67th 87th and 138th regiments Third Division Third Brigade and Sixth Corps The dedication is set for November 24 Local 67th regiment members urged to attend A blank will be provided to General Harry White to apply for transport to Monocacy
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R. T. Cornwell
West Chester
Co. E
67Th Regiment
Monocacy
Sixth Corps
67Th
Blanka
Harry White
Invitations Out for Normal School Autumn Promenade
Invitations are issued for the annual Middle class promenade at the Normal School on Saturday evening October 31 at 7 o clock. Due to space limits admittance is by invitation only with Alumni of the school accepted. Mrs Caroline Shields celebrated her 70th birthday with over 100 visitors sending keepsake cards and Monday marked the 60th anniversary of her marriage.
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Normal School
Caroline Shields
Shields
Pastors to Discuss Temperance Rally at Court House
Prohibition rally scheduled at the Court House on Thursday evening October 28. Speakers include Dr J T Pender the Prohibition candidate for Congress from this district and Rev Robert E McClure the candidate for Assembly.
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Court House
J.t.pender
Congress
Robert E. McClure
Blairsville Rally Seeks Record Crowd, GOP Speakers
Blairsville Republicans plan a Thursday rally at Hinstein's Opera House with three special trains bringing Taft supporters from multiple towns. Speakers include Hon. John M. Garland, J. K. Foucht, and M. J. Langham, amid a prior Creekside rally turnout and tense parade actions.
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Blairsville
Qos
Hinstein
Opera House
Taft
Saltsbury
Edin Freemen
Wheatielda
Buttington
Seward
New Florence
Bolivar
Taéjana
iCol
T. A. Bradley
Lilly
James, Kelly
Clearfield
Robert S. Murphy
Henry Houck
Patton
Celebration of founding of Republican party in Clearfield
A celebration marking the party's founding is set for Friday in Clearfield with Ken i Harry White scheduled to address attendees.
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Republican Party
Clearfield
Ken i
Harry White
Telephone Lineman Transferred to Connellsville
Thomas Irvine of New York, who helped install the new switchboard for the Independent Union Telephone Co., has moved to Connellsville where a similar system is being installed. Irvine made many friends during his short stay in this place.
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Thomas Irvine
New York
Independent Union Telephone Co
Connellsville
Mr. Irving
Leap Year Autumn Party for Ridgeway Ladies
A group of young Ridgway women will host a leap year autumn party at Library Hall on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Clara Connelly of Ridgway, guest of Miss Edna Earl and Miss Irene Sutter.
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Library Hall
Clara Connelly
Ridgeway
Edna Earl
Irene Sutter
Bank Sells Cherryhill Lands in Township Sale
In Cherryhill township today, trustees Todisne Savings & Trust Company disposed of several estate tracts belonging to Ferdinand Philippa. Megara, 5. M. Jack, RM. Wilson, and 8.8. Gibson were involved in the disposition of the property.
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Megara
5. M. Jack
RM. Wilson
Gibson
Cherryhill Township
Ferdinand Philippa
The
Todisne Savings & Trust Company
Thinks It Is a Panther In Wild Cat Scare
James McAnulty of North Seventh street disputes a reported wild cat sighting near Georgeville in the Gazette, insisting the creature is a panther rather than a wildcat. Steam dry Cleaning Dyeing pressing and repairing of garments is offered by Chlorphone Indiana Dye Works.
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James McAnulty
North Seventh Street
Georgeville
Gazette
Chlor Phone
Indiana Dye Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Institute
James Donahue
New Britain
Conn
Indiana Electric Co
Philadelphia Street
James Flickinger
Work
George Bell
Bnat
Joseph J. Purcell
Harry P. Dean
Seventh Avenue
Joseph Moore
Clara Munshower
Lovejoy
C.L. Ferguson
J.B. Lembach
C. H. Moor
C. F. Murray
C. H. Bucer
Todiana
Mary T. Laughlin
Springfeld
Dayton
T. B. Clark
Ninth Street
Lottie Hipple
Johnatown
George K. Kline
J. M. Holter
Mt. Morris
Greene County
O. L. McGregor
Edith
Carrie M. Orr
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
Weat
Curtie Williams
George T. Buchanan
South Eleventh Street
Lieut
Ostman
Uenal
Graff Bros
Punxsutawney
Piper
Marshall Building
Eleo
Sawyer
Saltsburg
Creekside
Ernest Brase
Ollock
Republican Glee Club
James W. Mack
Hon. M. C. Watson
John B. DeSantis
Ernest T. Stewart
Frapi Getty
White Chief Orator
Cherryhill
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